The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-02-12
TRAILED.
An Interesting Letter Prom Fort
Dodge
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Especial Correspondents Rssoo.
DODGE Ctrr. Feb. s.
EIr Rasoo:
Of coume you and the public are veil
aware Of the Particular Of the attempted
robbery Of the Adams Expre& on train oi
the Aichi.on. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
road, At Kinsley few days sincs. and alao
Of the capture Of two Of the robbers. To-
day your correspondent received the follow
ing telegram, which announces tie
CAPTURE or A THIRD ONE:
| Las ASINAs. Col, Feb. I.
After . long and exciting chsss The
of6cem andfeteciives have captured anoihes
Of their train robbers At this point. The
fellow hss "squealed' on his confe.lesates,
end clue has been obtained which will r.
suit in their capture.
A soon ~ the news Of the attack On the
tram reached here, . number Of parties
started in pursuit, Sheriff Mar,enoa Of ous
county, With J. J. Webb. David Morrow
and Riley having struck 'seens," ambush.
ed themselves on last Tunday st M. In
vellscatiIe camp. some IS mile. south oi
Dodge City. After some hou:s Whiting
TWO HoRsEMEx
cautiously approached from the northeast.
Thsir motions indicating their iears Of com.
ing up. Mr.. Webb, With concealed revolver,
vent out TO meet them, after some talk they
came within shooting distance, when Mas
ierson sprinsing out with leveled ride Gang
out his we'll known ''throw up your hand"
West At once complied, bat Reudebsugh
reached for his revolver; the click oi
Webb's gun At close quarters changed BIZ,
mind, however, and both
SURRENDERED AND WERE prsARxEn.
Each carried . rife and two revolver, all
hest quality.
The party arrived in Dodge City about 6
o'clock p. m, Friday evening. having stop
ped all night during the storm in camp.
Capt. J. NJ. Thatcher, the erner.l agent Of
Adams Express Company. and Who has
been managing the punui;s. With his aiior-
ney, interviewed them the same night. The
resnlt an not Al liberty to divulge, bot Il
w.s conclusive 10 Messrs. Thatcher end
dryden.
A special train At once went TO Kinaley
returning 1t II a. N. on Saturday With ne.
cesary documents and
| TINE pp,sowrpa
we're At 8 p. N. in charge Of large pose
conveyed to Kinsley BY sPecial train. KIM
ley was reached at $50 p. NJ, the town hav.
ing turned out en- mase In receive them.
l had forgotten to mention that Wm.
Tilehman was also arrested just before the
train left The three prisoners we're
brought into the spacious court room,
which Vas denarIy filed with the curious.
Reudebau9h and West being shsckled to-
sether. Justice WILEY presided. The
prisoners having heen promptly turned
over to the court, Mr.. Gryden opened BY
explaining his connection With the case
and asked that Reudebaugh be 6rss put on
trial Reudebaugh (who il .
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED
BY Mr.. Kingkade the operator. % the man
Who disarmed him and Who covered With
him over Eve minutesJ vas perfectly cool,
md With the tact Of an old hand waived
. preliminary examination, and vas held
in 1000 bail for his appearance 1t the
June Term Of District Court. Reudebsugh
il good looking specimen of the bor5er
rufhan, and was cool and collected
throughout the arguments Of the At
torneys on the question Of the amount Of
bail.
vas next brought in. He il tall. and lov
proved. with black moustache and HAIR,
and "looks the villain" He too waived IN
examination and vas held in $1,000
bail.
VIM. Tilshman, vho il, Ne believe.
merely held on suspicion Of being . "virr
puIler" for the party. declared himself
ready for . TRIAL. The State not being
ready his Gaze vas continued ten days, and
his bail fixed at $4,000. The prisoner
were all
RENAMED TO THE JAIL
Of Ford County, where they safely lodged
in charge Of the jailor Strong At 1870
p. N.
Sunday afternoon Me~n. Grydea and
Phillip. took . special TO- Kinsley and
returned during the night With warrants
for three more Of the party, but whose |
names am unable To obtain.
Mr.. l. y. THATCHER
the General Western Agent Of Adams ex.
press company, is one Of the most energetic |
and shrewJ men I have ever met. Ills
services in organizing and sysiematising |
the hunt for the train robbers cannot Be- e. |
timated. His vim, earnestness and de- !
termination, encouraged and stimulated |
everybody else. Hn value to to Adams
Express Company ia Of such IN extent tia,
they couldn't afford to be without him.
The Exp:eAs aud Railroaa companie.
have employed Judge Dryden N msn.ge
The prosecution Of the arrested train rob-
bers. Your correspondent predicts that IL
anyone thinks that the parties nov in du-
ress can be easily released upon leG.l pro
cess they are counting without their host
Harry E. Dryden u = superior lawyer and
has that vind'csire ,en.c ~ which crimi-
nails di.like when they are his particular
objects Of concern and his interests are id.
we're TO theirs.
I will write you further particular .
'oon a they are developed.
COYOTE.
THE WBATEER.