Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-20
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Car Robbers.
FULL PARTICULARS OF HOW
IHR WORK WAS DONE
Ten Thousand Dollars Reward
Offered.

IHkfk<yE Sp- II.
Bax >pr7n<S. the sLstSo1 where the
robbery Ct the expreSs Train wks con-
nsst-d ix>s pxhI. s . xa;er SaiSon
IL miles east o< ikis place There
are only one o. tao hou~r~ he>sdes the
Ssxs5oo- The robbers role 10 TIE Sa-
rS0o IN The evening Aod took Poesssou
q everything. S<ar-uS The telegraph
instruments eli and throwing them
Away A red l<hi wAS then hung out
% sop The train vhSca rrached there
aoo1s II oic4ock- On The cood1c<orts
<errSng q 20 see vita. ~As wanted.
De SO coufroosed ey tso men armed
uaA revolver Who ordered him 10
ssrcw CD rs As13A The eoxine~r
AID fireman secured and . guard
P8c>d .; sAca cnArh door The SO
po1 AEecf wss compelled 10 knock on
, ex pres car door. and on rs oeing
op<o~d for hin. the roeo<rs rushed in.
90 y~s~><~So1 q the czr. They So
cared $65 so in cola and aooo, 500 IN
c1rrsoey from the Express Company.
he Through sac. which - scAlEonxry.
and has q cAuoiunson leck. faey LEFT
unds~1-oed- Il confined q very
karxe sun q money. The passengers
n he coaches usrs then yis.-d. and
relieved q sceSr cssh and v~as1anle~.
TIE pluD5~r taken from The pa~>en-
SsE - ssS>i 10 Dc $3.50 cab. four
cod xR-ce-s aoda ftcke. 10 ehczxo-
oo= man naan=i Morrss.los: gold
~Asea AID $50 in money. The ar
rival a. af-tIShs train evidently inter
fsrsi u1h i6eEr plans. for. xfer put
ting oct ID. IRE IN the tocomosive OF
The express toey mcanied and rode
Away. ~sbo1f disturbing the oocu
Parts Of the sleeping ears To day The
c p r. r Company and The L. r..
Express Company offer . reward of
$1,000 fr the ARES q the thieves and
The recovery of D money A pro
.-a Of the reward TO lie paid for tie
~r-ccvery of any portion Of tie money
81 the cspare Of any of the robbers.
The soerI1s Of surrounding coun.ieS
and command n officers Of military
pc~s throughout Nebraska and Wv
.omlnx. D along the n P. r. r..
have bees noszh-d OF the robbery, ana
everything Possible uln be dcns 70 al
fex1 The arrs><s
The PresaSesstal Party In Tea
BOWLING GREEN. XIV. S<p- 70.
The Presidential party leit louisville
n eight tina. morning At Elizabeth
town The train made a shor1 SOP, and
The Prsss6en. addressed the PEOPLE
from the platform Secretary EUar-
.zs insrodu-i. b1f the train nlOy-i
way before be made any
NASHVILLE, S~ps i9.
When Sal. River Was reached by IN.
Pre~hen-al party. Gov. Hampton.
sho ~zs saisi On the r~s- ps<sso-sa
~Eh the resi-. remarked: Well Mr.
P--stse2.. se hare :. las. been SCI.
Salt River, TO which The President
suzhinxiy replied : IT i no. the FIRST
time ] have been up that sxr-am."
hen the trzin arrived AZ Bowling
Green an immense crowd WAS In wsiI
ing. and amd bsAry cheers and the
firing of artillery. the Pres dens made
. shor1 speech IRON the rear Platform
Nashville wAs reached q. noon. and the
train entered the cepos anil the boom
Ing Of cannon and the 6e2fening cheers
Of the people
SessSas llinens % Henry NefxE
NEw YoRK. Sep. 10.
News from Peru to August the 9Th
says: Henry Meizxs. the American
Engineer. was very III and not expected
10 live The whole Peruvian commu-
nifty Was IN distress n The prospecs Of
his o-arh.