The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-14

HAN IN hosr t5ler Eyleil ,be Grand ave-
sss dps los lSdepeSdeacsis aspeeia car
furnished By the Chicago 4 Alton, At the
head Of another Strong pursuing party,
armed With fiAss from the Crxig Rifles ar
mosy and Vilh ssyolverA Hall an hOar
later another party OF armed men started
/ out on horseback from here A vigorous
punuis b. beeo,Sgs,b I'D, I'D ~ bluff
err Who wrote the above dispatch and
signed IL, probably With 6ctiti0ua names,
Mn M, tAss' V1lDs shby nay - hard
crowd 10 hao6)a,it uilD = exceedingly un-
comfortable 10 this psrt Of the country for
tram robbesa.
7HI PLACE WaEaR 7nB nonnRRY WAS
conNfI1RD-AmaNo A'MIYRR.
The poaes vhsss tie robbery vss COM
oiite1 vss yell chosea, aid moss suitable
one could hardly hsvs been found. The
station u in loo. level ground in an open
space, surrounded By heavy timber. There
n N sows there. sioply station house,
asd . more loss.oUe, out-of-th way place
would be hard to find.
After the robbins rode Of the teleg- aph
operator st Glendale could not BE- found.
aad has nss hseo heard from since. IL IL
not known whether The robbers carried him
Cd By force, whether they killed him, or
whether he '-stood in" eth the gang. Hrs
name II J. W. Mcintyre. and his mother il
said IN have Lost her reason on sccoons Of
The fright which abe received.
Special Dispatch Z" the R,zo".
KANSAS CRY. October 9.
The amount taken By the robbers il not
yet known. Grimes. the express messen-
ger, refused to even approximate the
smouns. II II certain thst not more than
$500 in currency vss received yesterday at
the Delaware street Office for shipment on
the train.
Mr.. Trsat, agent for the company. says
the amount vas no larger then this. 1t 10
thought that
NO VERY LARGE AMOUNT
-, checked through BY the messengers
coming in on the Council BinAs, Gulf,
Kansas Pacific and Santa Ee roads.
One package that fell into the hands of
the robbers was markell as containing
s., 900; in reality IL contsined valuable
psPens. the duplicates Of which are nov in
Kansas City. The train that came in from
the vest, over the Kansas Pacific road, ct
5c45 yesterday afternoon, brought in an
imnese quantity Of bullion. Mr.. Patch,
agent for the American Express Company
here, does not know the
VALUE OF THE BULLION,
- il vas re-checked At the Union Depot;
but il hiss been estimated 1t from $4,000
70 100000.
II vas shis ssalsk. fesh from the mines,
hat the men sought. Instead Of being
'hipped on the Chicago Il Alton. the bull
ion vent esst On the s.. Louis. Kansas
city Il Northern road. The robbers had
The coveted bullion arrived
afely in ST. Louis this morning. There il
10 doubt that the robbem had knowledge Of
be vast wealth in the express car, and had
DETERMINED TO INTERCEPT RI.
They could not have sought currency
With currency the movement in from east
o vest. and With bullioa from vat to
sse. One Of the robbers. When seandinx
70 The platform Of the Glendale Sepos. said
bat there va $50, 900 soEth Of gold aboard
he train, and that Il had been
WATCHED ALL THE WAY rsom DENVER.
After the highwsymen had tsken their
lundes, they rude % from Glendale. TAX
ng southeriy direction. through the TIM
er. They we're heard shouting ami shoot
NJ in the voods for some time. There are
I least City parties On the hunt for the
obbem.