Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-26

The Man Now Generally Believed TO be
an Actor in the Late Stage Rob-
berry. He Is Still at Large.

WI AAS ~ tyeAAA az AA*sA = 70 1 f.
It is now commonly believed that the
second party engaged in the late stage
robbery between here and Galena on the
of the 21st instant, was former
ly n we'll known inhabitant of Ketchum
whose name is v. Clary. The strongest
evidence has been accumulated against
him both from the confessing lips Of
Gailhonse, the prisoner, and from his
own conduct since returning from the
upper country.
The apparent success of the deputy
sheriff and his specials in following up
the search during the night and day fol-
lowing tie depreciation, demanded the
KEYsToEE's silent cooperation, which
the fear Of an unjust charge enabled us
to give. There is at present no doubt as
to young Clary's guilt, land it is justice to
the criminal and to the community sub
jected to his treacbery that all be &C
quainted with the uncIean work in
which he is engaged.
Clary, who had been in Atlanta for
some time, fell in with Gailhouse in
tba+ ,>Jo.a accordipO Tn tba 1affpr's NO.
count, and both decided to come togeth-
er to Wood River. IThey started out "a
foot and broke, with scanty supply of
provisions and endured many hardships
in crossing the mountain trail to Saw
tooth Here they rested few hours
and again struck out, reaching Galena
| for breakfast on Tuesday morning.
/ They camped near the mouth of Lake
creek that night, and on the following,
Wednesday, morning held up the stage
near where they had camped. Gail
house held the Henry rifle on the driver
while Clary went through the passen
gers Gailhouse said he scarcely knew
what he was about during the perform
ance and has wished many times since
that he had not done it. He claims to
have been beaten out of his share of the
spoiles, having received only 81 out o.
$3.50. He gave up his purse, cotainins
81, gold nugget and some old jewelry
to Deputy Sheriff Cassidy. After thu
robbery they retreated to the bushes OIL
Lake creek, where Clary left Gail
house and came to Ketchum, where i
now appears he was first seen about sup
per time Gailhouse was later captured
J by Deputy Sheriff Cassidy, as befor
/ published, and later gave particulars o
the whole business from the time the.
: left Atlanta.
Gailhouse says he was never engage
in such business before and would nc
I have engaged in this but for the intiu
ence of his companion. He is an limo
cent looking man and begs for an imme
date sentence.
Clary, not suspectiag that his p'
would give him away, sauntered aroun
town until after Cassidy's arrival, whe
: he evidently concealed himself and b;
since been at large. There was consit
cradle speculation going on yesterda
as to his whereabouts and vigilal
watch kept in all directions. Itwas SUI
posed by some that he was still casht
in the city; while others Thought he hs
taken refuge in the Elkhorn vicinit
whittier Messrs. Cassidy and Boo
II went last night but could not find hiI
ie Several special officers were started u
III on what was supposed to be his tr'
III leading in the direction Of Boise
&c Wednesday. The young man is so w
u known in the Territory, and especial
in Alturas county, that it will be ne
y to impossible for him to escape.
Id
Warm Spring District.