The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
BLOODY RIOT!
The Strike on the
Kansas Central
Ends in the Death of
the Ringleader.
The Demonstration made by
the Strikers Upon Capt.
Tough's Party at Hol:cn.

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u0uQ0 5 TdrIy Al n5itCH.
correspondent OF THE TINES returned
from Circieville yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock, having been an eye witness to the
snoouhs OF hartman 'he rpsieaaer Oh Inc
rioters. Inc iuii oe.'iis Vi .he nght "ouic
nave oeeh gwen III 'iiiS i'ioi ming LINES iao
mere oeen any means vi ooininonica'ioh oe
'"eeh hoi'on anu aiiis ci'y' oul OWING 10 the
LACK OF teiesraphic connection between the
two points, this was Impossible, and therefore
we were forced 10 walt until the arrival Of
our reporter from the scene oil hostilities:
TROUBLE ON THE ROAD.
Inc trouDieo on the NARROW oauge railroad
"' Sncies'he, cuiihina.eu SATURDAY morning
ABOUT CLOCK IN the kiiiing, by The Shef-
ins Posse' oi Dill har'ihah' the ieauer Oh the
seihes. SATURDAY morning. shoiuy after
inionieht'
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removed ,na, ,ha s,r;,.rS u,.r. ,,as,,sr.,., r,
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Ihs fhAis KHAohfp hoLroN
.ne party from Leaven"or'h was joined oy
sShciAh iiiidhAls VI SuShsoh Souhtys Win
:. - y. AA epu.1es '.,1u INC Lea
WIZ" party ~"' s"oIn III as uePu'ies "no iur-
nisneu Win sprihgneio rifles, belonging 10
the doiton MILITIA company. Al the request
OF the entire party
CAPTAIN TOUGH
was selected as the leader of the posse, each
man having confidence in his bravery and
ability rs a leader. Subsequent events
proved the wisdom of the selection.
The train arrived at Circleville about half
past seven, and from that time OH the ap-
proach Of the train was signalled all along
the line by pickets, who were stationed on
the Bluffs along the track When about half a
mile this side Of the place the strikers were
congregated. They came upon
THE MAN HARTMAN,
who drew his revoIrer and 4, TN. uos,
abusive terms addressed the roSs,. in the ears
Captain Tough had given
ORDERS NOT tn FIRE
upon any one. no matter wbo thew war. nm.
less commanded by the Sheriff wb.p ,b.
train stopped at the end of the track. the
men were told to remain in the car until Or
dered out, Can't. Tough then lief, the cars and
going toward Hartman who had arrival n,
that point, said. ~ would like to sneak 10
Won Hartman ranI,ad ..yo, q. =, "A a. no,
b-h, you come this way another step and
will
SHOUT YOUR HEART OUT!
Sapl;; tougn then returned 70 the ear ana Or
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