The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-04
COW O RAID.

a Remarkable Occurrence Even In
a cowbo Resion-Five Persons
Killed.
Tombstone, Ariz, special gives the
s,lioying details of the recent raidlng o
Bisbee by desperadoes: The robbers,
in number. rode into town, couing
from, the south, about 7:3o in the eve
ming They %dismounted at a lumber
yard ms, below Castenado's store.
bi,cbsd their horses and proceeded
Ie;s,Irely tn the latter place. Three OF
tho miscYeapts entered the store in
which. a, the time, were Blk or seven
persons. Drawing revoivers as they en-
tered. they ordered the inmates to
,b-ow nm their hands, which order was
complied with alacrity. n OF them
then commanded the b~ookkeeper to
oren the safe. He replied that he could
no. as he did not have the combination.
Another of tine robbers then pointed to
Joa Gold water. who was IN the store at
.h. time. and said: There's the -
THAT can open IT," Three revol-
re-s were Immediately ieveled at
his head and orders given:
.Ooen that safe" Joe lost
no time in complying, and when it was
opened one Of the robbers prodnced a
sack and ordered their nnWilhng
tleipers TO assist in emptylng the con
tents OF the drawers n boxes INTO 1t.
4 cigar box nearly,full Of Mexican mon
~ was tipped over in the operation,
when one OF the bandits exclaimed:
a. & \ r. -. -, l,oC, thn ylI-----pt
After the SAFE hal been dcspolied of lis
yaluahles one Of the bandits went up to
the back room where Castenado, b
ar,prietor Of store Sas .y!ng IN q
bed SUFFERING from an attack OF aeuna
ism. He was ignorant Of What had TAX.
en Mace in the front Dom, but an order
10 .',5et 40 Il OF that and throw up
volr hands, soon gave him an lnkling
that something was wrong. Castenado
rep led: Il can't get up Il am SICK with
rheumatism in my shoulders
Have you got anything about your
blut:!y demanded the robber, bearing
his ~siS-shooter in close proxim-
Nv to Castenado's head. Not a cent.'
replied the later.
I.e robber then thurst his hand be-
Meath the pillows anu brought to light a
aackskin sack containing over 800 IN
gold com. Turning to leave, the rJbber
said, "Ihere,-you. be quiet and
sou won't be hurt" Il then rejotned
ais companions IN the front oom.
Meanwhile a terrible scene OF bloodshed
...d been enacted III the street. j. Z.
TappeaIer. 30 assayer, and the inventor
o.! ucr able assay furnace, aud who
Sas We'll EuosL in tombstone. was
coming down The street toward the
store. One oil the robbers left TO guard
me outside oysiered him 10 throw up
ass hands, Tappenier started 10 run,
III. Eas shot dead before he had taken
Halfa dozen Steps. D. 7. SIlsh, Who with
lEs wife had arrived IN town
u: 3 iew hours previous, was across
Ing street. in q restaurant. Hearing the
1Egag. lie came q 10 ascertain the
cslse, and vas ordered 10 90 back, but
continued 10 advance, saying; II am q
deputy sheriff"
You are tine kind we are looking for"
replied one OF the robbers, and both I'M
E2ediate.y commenced firing at him. He
TAs Killed Instantly o he snot striking
BIN IL the center OF the forehead, an
Other passing through his body, and the
i.lird taxing effect in his right arm. See
!ts q ulaG called In i!an joe standing
across the street, the robbers commenced
IA ~ t-isi, iS q a"Gs, I% cSsaiSb
sith only a slight flesh wonud in enc
leg. j. A. Noliie, otherwise known as
Tex was standing with d cam in
from: of the store during the firing, and
.as sho. through the body, but Deputy
/, Sheriff Hatch thinks he was struck by
one al the bullets intended for Indian
doe. Mrs. Roberts, a boarding house
keeper, hearing the disturbance, came
% The door, which is ci glass, and WAS
soakIpg OFT, when she WIS struck by II
stray shot, and mortailJ wounded. dy-
ing Yesterday morning. The murder
ous bandits did everything in the most
3slsure!v manner, tn events described
occupying ten or fifteen minutes time.
HEY wore heavy overcUats, ans all
save one Wore masks of hsndkerchiei's
aEawn over their faces. The OBJECT of
their Infamous miasion accom-
d!lsled they departed with their plum
Der, which Mr.. CastenLada SAWS amount
ed 10 from S,3ooto Sa,5e0. They mount
ed ,hei horses and deuarted, IN appar-
antly no great hurry, in the direction
from Whence they All At 9 O'Clock
iney were seen t. pass Milk ranch,
I'VE miles distant, laughing and chatting
among themselves, having been an
hour going i've miles. A vigorous pur-
suit has been organized, aod several par
Ties are now on the trail of the robbers,
which leads toward the C~hiracahua
mountains. Nollie died this morning,
making four Killed in THE murdcrous
rGid.