The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
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CHASING a UarL,,.srv

hALER.
hloodhannds on the Tract
tor and LynohinR kxn.a. he Abdl
is CaPtared. '''ed When
9 CCHaATF4EooeA, TENN, Sent .,
.a sAan sfank Y. GnrleY, of GurlevsvIiTH'- M
Mno conuaeseo The search for 0gia.He, 0ilae, Al
tramp who abducted the child n oSsieVee, 4
White, Of jackson county tiat W james
In this city yesterday with the Ia'ila, m"i, arriV
ing Ifon the seareI ior .Ae ,bdnn,'e, DIS fe'O
whom thev had recovered avfa naeS chi
GR., Friday. The World cora, i Newh
a conversation with Captain GprIn GppLuent
whom was obtained particulars ty, Of y 4
Ogletree came 10 the house a, N.
on the 18th of ugust, aud so' W.T. VIZ
for liis dinpeF enticed the rhIi i%r OegE
about yearA old, away from III" ' w0oH
father being In the Geld AT ,ha uou'e
soon Is 0gletFee was out Of ~ I,he sme
mouse hc lifted the child on hls sbnnl5 & ~
night. uay
I9q IL d10l THE CHILD MISSED
M. White when be returned 10
missed the child and immediateflv" ",s ~. ao
the whole neikhborhool and no...a. 9 Aloa
In pursuit. Oglctree took Fy'% v''
about way and exhausted pyery ! 10
throw his iptirsurrs oil the tr,cL nean
foEiowiug him several dAys t,,cy d',ul oa'
fls plan. The first dcnntn i,,a 1,SCOVe
learned Of bih movements was n,s, Hls
I ViheJ Ala From that place h, , ws, ool
70 have gone tpwards Newman, in :
ing eeansyigiF1lly thousand nons m
eeapealiRAg nor him by this time. rN
On arriving ~ the cabin of a neg,o
Newman Ogletree tied the buy 10 u.
the woods aud went into the bm.o " w
LeuFe something to eat. While bc w..
hie supp 7 his pursuers arrived Al ,b@tS
but the abductor walked out A hscL "J \
moving through the garden aud reIi.
made his eacape. "''4'
4 {f8i FOUND TIED TO TREE
The boy was found tied to A tr.o
hundred yards from tn hou.. ssd
MF, White saw him his demonstra,ioOl
JOY were unboundeu. The lttIe \
was emaciated and half dead with f.,y
be Yves soon able to tell terrible vo,l
bis treatriehtby 0gletrpe, who, he u
bea. him numerically on eyery comm
and threatened TO kill him II he MAXI
identity known. The BOYS body
covered with bruises receiver At the i
Of Ogletree, and his legs, hands and
were terribly lacerated by briars a, d hul
through which be was compelled to nss
1 He said chat on several occasions \
Oglstree entered a house on the M
vent into q town, he was bound To A
, ct times being left for hours and onr
night. He had gone without apylbirl
eat for nearly three days and nights
one was allowed to speak to him. OIL
claiming that he was his son and MI
mented and deaf. Under this treatnel
he wag afraid TO ask for assistance
make known his condition.
BLooDHouaDs ON THE ABDucToR's 1RI
Captain Gulley says that this Is the n
boy known to have been abducted by
tree who always escaped arrest. A did
received this evening from Newman n
that the whereabouts of the abductOrl
been learned and that uloodhounds wei
HE track. Efforts are being made TO Il
tha Governor of Alabama TO offer ID
for his arrest. II caught by his punud
certainly viii be lVnched.
III Captain Gurley, who had the pose
rescued the hoy in charge, was capta
the Confederate company which hadGA
McCook in charge when he was slain
: was court-martialed and sentenced
hanged for bushwhacklng, but be pro
HIS official nanera and was ra1aasea