, 1876-09-23
Thrilling Incidents Of the
Capture Of the North"
field Bandits.
A Row Of Seventeen the Prom.
inent Hero Of the
Affair.
r,cht Citizens Of Madclia Per"
form tho Work III the
Promptost Style.
ma Of the Robbers Instantly Killed
at the First Fire.
rhree of the Captives Com
fess themselves to Be the
Younger Brothers.
THE Two Remaining Fugitives
Still Manage to Elude
Their Pursuers.
Execution Of the Murderer
John Young at
Cayuga, Ont.
His Crime the Robbery and Muf'
der Of Abel Mcdonald.
Miscellaneous Record OF EVl
Deeds.
THE Two Remaining Fugitives
Still Manage to Elude
Their Pursuers.
Exec,1tion Of the Murderer
John Young at
Cayuga, Ont.
His Crime the Robbery and Muf'
der Of Abel Mcdonald.
Miscellaneous Record or EVIL
Deeds.
rur CAPTURED BANDITS
c,.rtoi pfsputch to TAs 7ftbnf1s-.

DGGQSs
Tur CAPTURED BANDITS.
sufctai Dlspateh to 1As JftsnTs-.
Ar. PAUL, M!nl1., Sept. 92.-The teentaS D.s-
oafeh prints full details Of the capture OF tue
fnur Northfcltl robbers yesterday. Aboat Z
o,c1ock in tho morning two OF them Walked past
the house OF Farmer sanborn, IN K.vefuaie
Township, eight md n isaif miles from Madelia.
Oscar Olcson Sanborn. SOU Of the farnicr' IL
ycars old, walked to the cato to look Ut thcm'
liz thought they wcrc the fug'tlycs. and ran 10
II. fother in The cow-yar1 and said, "There goes
lbc robbers" Ills father said they were NOT auu
tof1 him to attend to l,is milking. llc mftke1
pne moro COW, act Ills paH over tho 1cnco uiie
mn un this road where the robbers had passed.
n. father called after him to take
care II they were robbers they would shoot
him. uc ra1l to the next farmer, asking II he
hof, sccn them PASS. He lad not. The boy
wanted tho farmer to go With him to hunt for
thcu. The far1ner said lle hadn't time. Will
othcr nc}ghbors hts aucceas WIS ITO greater.
Then the boy clin,bol to tho hoaectop and
went up the lill, but saw nothing OF tho 'tugl-
uyea. When he rot back homo his father told
him four mcn Ind been there to get something
to cat, saying ....-..
IL. ,,hos.. +,,n,, ru,,i1 co,c, tho ,,cst fall.
auu aanat ""s s,,o,. -, 10 ,,ovt ,,eror,s hia
a ssS ~ m'c s",... In would In sot. and
.a .%.ss. aohhos ro',,1 ,ot ,noyc Thcn In ncrsuad
Su -. -. III ,,,,, +,o nm 1,orac from the
aaaan ,,,,chsJ rco;1v Tor forn, work. and rilc
To alalcla. The boy
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49,. 49,! 80. .1,".. .1o... .ha .o,, In afn,,teh
-, noon;, thnt rohhora ,vHro ohou. Int noue
,op1J ho,ano hi,n r. t,o,, ,,,aboa n t,,e hotel
T., ,i Masa,.a DaII'S . "nI ,.,a I,s ~ .torv Wo waa
a. aa.,a s''a, Sn..,,aa 49, Nv. tno ,ar',,,-1 Win
1,1a". ill., ua''."' Sa,,ha,s b sas ,,s hotno rc.
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1~" 4uH' "c'l 'osA'' '. "a' Wa4..ataaa n,,ta,,,y
"u'a''' Hs.es' a''a W. roi "semn'' ,,a.n,a I1'.5
mounted aud arn'ed' started ont' soon to'lo"eu
W " ot"e1s' ahe ao'ance eah,e :" s,snt ~ ."o
.oppefa nye 'nies west o. Mauel'a' nF'1ls upoa
tns,n ', "rlous enee1. thcy were "aln!as
aeiperately over LUG marsh "nc1o Luz laosaenaca @
eou'a nos io11o", III" "ese OUT u Eaoss: o"se
9Eonha Inc marsh, o prairie chaso lol1o"eu
notace !ao'hPson' panher' Oh tns e'1s, au" sU' ,'
WIN 'aoes' "e1o on tao prairie gunn1ng' aAo
1oopets 1haae toWardS them "4tA tnc inse'l'o''
ei .. .......--.-
oh41lS" t''@ on""!"os "o"sIpt
shot stood their crouutI md the robbers turned
soor, nftcr being lost to sight In willow copp!ce
near Waterman River. Hcurc they were auIcl.
ly surrounded, Then Capt. W, ". Murphy, b.
Ii. Rice, George Bradford, Charles Pomcroy,
Sheriff G3csnin, and John yocht, ADVANCED If
ekam'shsrs g oruee anu scoatea tue "ooa thos
ous,ny, hhallY discovering tnc 1ooocss III" oo
A'ho ''eass hsAss 1l'o pusht
.nI "o"hsis flHSu First,
skism!sh party, slightly wouu5iap hfm,n,,v q,
the side and siugcing Dradford,s arm. 'rhn f,r
was promptly returned by tho skirn,sbcrs. an,