Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-10
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INDEPENcBE, Mo-, Sept. 9th.-
Greed Chapman and John Bung-
lar, the train robbers, were arrested
near the scene of the robbery, yes.
tsrday, by Sheriff Casen, of Saline
county. A brother of Chapman
gave them away and also several
others, who will soon be arrested.
Both men were heavily armed.
They have been positively identi-
fed. Both weakened, and a con-
fession is expected. The live with
In two miles Of the place where the
train was stopped. The leader,
who is believed to be Jesse James,
lives In the same vicinity. The
entire county is under arms and
posses are securing this and the
adjacent counties, sam Chapman,
another of the gang, has just been
brought in, and others are expect
ed. Governor 0rittenden has Or
dered the Sheriffs of the adjoining
counties to organize and hunt the
outlaws down at all hazards.
the Michigan Foress fires ADassng
List Of Towns DestrOyed
DETROIT, Michigan, September
9th.-The fires seem to be abating.
A Port Austin dispatch says, the
loss of lives on the top of Burned
Peninsula by Monday and Tues.
days fires, is estimated at from
two to three hundred. The follow
ing villages were burned Bad
Axe, Vesona, Forest Bay, Rich
mondville, Charl eston, Anderson,
Dickersonville, Harrisonville and
Sandusky.
The following were partly burned:
Port Hope, Minden and Ubley.
The country suffered vastly more
than the small towns. Saginaw,
Tuceola and Lapier counties, on
the tier back from the lake are
greatly damaged, but not nearly
as much as the shore counties. A
hundred thousand dollars worth of
property is destroyed. 1t is hoped
that the rain has now stopped the
fires.
Everything is now necessary to
help the destitute, lumber, cloth
ing, provisions, seed and grain.
L. G. Carleton, Mayor, or Senator
o. d. OOpger, Port Heron, will re-
eeive supplies.
Frta R.tirosd Accident.
ANCHORAGE, Kentucky, Sept.
9th.-An entire train of two coach
es, baggage-car and engine, on the
Shore line, which left Louisville at
five P. NJ, is in creek. 1t struck
cow about fifty feet from the
west end of the bridge, knocked it,
down, then fell about twenty feet
from the track to the bed of the
creek. The train is total wreck.
List of killed is at follows: A
stranger from California, Mr..
Parry, Colonel Neel, Captain VIM.
Maddox, Mr.. Jones, Charles Buch.
man. There are supposed to be
two or three others dead under the
wreck.
Among the seriously injured, are
Alexander Alfred, the fireman of
the engine. Mr.. Gibson, and
others. But fow escaped without
injury; Conductor Perry, Eugi-
neer Homaker and Baggage-mas-
ter dumberton are hurt, but not
seriously.
Appssesti"U. for Arms.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9th.-Dis.
patches were received at the War
Department to-day from Acting
Governor John J. Gosper, of Ari-
zons, and Gov. Sheldon, OF New
< exico, asking the Department to
furnish arms to white settlers in
the Indian country where disturb
ances have been reported. To both
Of these kilograms reply was made
that arms will be furnished if a
regular requisition be made upon
the Ordnance Department. Under
the provisions of the law applying
to this matter, each of those Terri
tories Is entitled TO 1000 stand of
arms if deemed necessary for self
protection.