The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01
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A Catalogue Of Grimes for which tho Nv
Bandit Ffnbi, May be Gated 10 Ao-
count
sT Loun, Fob. 1l.-The ox.blndit,
Frlnk James, no began olar engage
ment IN the criminal court in Kansas CITY
the o.her day, has appointments enough
ahead to last until he is to'eraby Old
man, even II his calculations Of acquittsl CT
pardon in each case prove weR founded.
No sooner Is he done with one indictment
than out pops another from some dusty
pigeon.hoe, like Jack out OF the box.
When he arrived in independence, in
October last, with good sendoff from our
eccentric governor, the only indict-
ment known to be on file against
him in Jackson county, was for
the robbery of the independence bank
But while his friends were dis
cussng the question of bail their attention
was called to another grand jury document,
charging him with having assisted in the
murder of one of Pinkerton's detectives, in
March, 1874. The prosecutions on these
two indictments "ere dismissed for lack Of
evidence, but before leaving the courtroom
| I'll lawyers agreed upon the fourth Mon
day in May, for trial on q third indictment,
alleging that he helped to rob Express
| Me- senge' Fox of $500 at Blue Cut, in Seq
ou; dor 60 Tho r n~ ranS's atS
,oe iot ,nS oinor hin tha
% my ~ Vt nns nm, a W. 'H ntontdn
pI,, Gaa0ed trai,, hner;n so On, Ill treas
ure. Ii they succeeded in doing this, Jack
son county may still claim the illustrious
defendant on two other charges; one for the
to hy ~ ~ 90 coo N
"her .nG sdns iuauo q iinui y, 90 Wy, un.
otie ioI .dp usS1is taiH Um 'iiU
u .ne Nar,en' orS ~, sUe Vars 90 n,ft
miei Sersm oai,,ir',, ,i i,' va W. Gr
W. noS GopSattni ~ '.,n S"se in1iiey rIn
sio az "-' VI '"0 ian amounting "
PiYT' ',Uos could ,ooa;I,, f,,,;sh +ho 90 5oo
a JHcS iUul1 f,r is .,,9I h,I
ian 'p raSpns vi 10 ot
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dtL"iEi I'm U'n az tbn I'll ~
oeshe- O'pv who was ' sbct dawn '" INV
oasiiieI,r why was III asrIi uIwH ro ~
pe ia ~ Wiaj iIo' no ~
NE oi wa WEI WcSn
WgstIal anu seoIitlaS9 insrtH nno1u,
loch were mufGereu ~ tfain IoDpgTs one
~ ~ 40 aiSD 40 we
tniiaad t6 ba,n 49, tSo ro,.i, ~
Genel'1ily oelieysa " nahe o;en ny WI n "
JESSE JSnles. le1 Ia LIN. - III Ao hurry "
iaTe Dar asi,' eoon,a Ju1S CLAW tho.o bo,
~ Iis , ravtSe Suu1'S y. Ui"1 nc nsn
lViii oGeiL u.Taio !" 80 W W. ~
u NY Hlper.y ,Sn ice 5oDuoi! niCI Tao
pack W vIi ~ az 20 200 200
eooteis, whoever lney were, Slo,oyu: "a
arlnsr nuliheu nshem1 leiSlI"I VI NY ~
otad ,sht rnid Of Pjnkerrons sn to
their home, was shot on his own porch on
the night of Aprit ~ 1875, by three men
hidden behind the wood-plle.
In Pettls county is OFT, rvllle, the scene
of the Missouri Pacific train robbery in
July, 1876, and the amount of the booty
was $4,000. Rumovs connecting Frank
James with this enterprise may require in
yestigation by the county authorities.
In Wayne county party OF robbers, be-
lieveo to have been the James gang sig
nailed train of the Iron Mountain r rad at
Gads Hill at dusk on the last day of Janu.
airy, 1874, robbed the passengers. emptied
the express messengers safe, ritled the mail
bags and rode OF with nearly $4,000 that
did not belong to them.
1t seems certain that the ex-bandit
will be arraignod in the Mis-
souri, courts On indictments charg-
ing completely III the foregoing
cfle9ses, and there may be mum Der of pre-
cinots yet to hear trom-not on tangible
evidence, perhaps, but on the fact that all
these raids, with the possible exception o.
the unique and lncistye methods OF the
band in which he was 4 Leader. Charges OF
impeding or rob5ing the mails may also be
pressed against him.
A number of other states are watchiSSs'
for an opportunity to put in their SsSnisi.
lions. Kentucky wants to be4h ,.sot ~ Vas
to say about the c;,,, ~ wray ro.h a
in Ai2 80, ana aooue lne r W Il,
unr county, toWn Vi So ,u!a,, 49, -,
April, 1877, when proLane auu SUI, n 2 gan u
o humans roue OF WIN .iie 80 ~ :. y,
nartlh through tns oIale ior Iseiusiiig u
give up ,he GVlii oliia'i ~. "a ene sai1. ,,
90 a pallh Ioupety az Llu!m.niseon3, ~ AVyiI VII
aG,G ta'seS 'me rt a ;rtersst l.; t tSe ox
ginla 10 ieei certain interest IN the eX-
-oahdlt, anu lhe Alkaisas tfaveieTs Wno
were reLegeu OF tneir casn AZ GaInes
race, on tne S.asg Iou.e iT 9li ma,fsrn ~, "
Hot springs, III January Io'f, wouiu aso
IKE 10 know whethe5 ne Is one oi Tue morse
hddIers WHO muicteu theih 10 sucn hVeiy
rune tnat aay,
Myhahuo county, IN KANSAS, Is sun Won
dering wnether FRANK was among the uash'
ing. robbers who got $4,000 in gold dust
ana BULLION out OF an express car on tne
Kansas racine railroad az Murcle. IN ne,
cember, lSlo; FRAMED In tne same school
we're the land pirates VINO IN Iowa, on June
Is, 1873. robbed the Corydon bank Oh
large sum, and lew weeks later ditcheo
the locomotive OF train on the chicago,
Rock Island & racine ROAD
ia order TO plumber the express car and rob
the passcneeIs. ~ ieFy dangerous IequIsl'
ton is likely TO come nom Minnesota.
The robbers got nothing bu, bullets by their
raid on the bank at Northheld, III That
state, on September 4, 1876, when they
killed Cashier Haywood, wounded Assis'
taut Cashier Bunker, and killed Norge-
gian in the street. Two OF the robbers,