The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

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Thompson, state Constable. u N Illsh.
boufH, with tweIse picked msn, armed
with springfield flhes, Iefi foIumbis u
midnight saturday and darflsed N fIoffnfn
NJ $3.50 yesterday morning They we're
there met by sheriff fols ef isfIlhHfon.
aud took special iFaIn Tor rssh's depot.
The force reached point mile below
cash's depot u bA. s Here The train
stopped aud The force aIIahted and pro-
ceeded ~ the track on loot ~ fasI''<
house bcfofu daylight The house was
surrounded and about sls o'clock Cash.
the elder, ROSE aud saw the picketr. lie
armed himself with Winchester rspeat.
Ing ride aud pistols and tried 10 escape
ffom the promises. IIc ran against John
n. Pearson. one Of tho sentineIs. WIN
presented bis rifle demanding surrender
Cash hcsltated aud Pearson said drop
your gun or III shoot you In Two
seconds"
Cash dropped his gun quickly. lie 3D.
mltted having been taken completely by
surprise. When captured he was endeav-
oring 10 makc his way 20 log house,
where young Cash had heen sleeping
every night since the murder. The forcn
closed In and searched old Cast's house
thoroughly, hut could hnd nothing Of No.
gan Cash. The party started for tho log
house. When they were half there, Cash.
getting alarmed for his sons safety, pro-
| posed 10 10 TO the log house alone, plcdR-
| linz his honor that he would surrender bis
sou within two hours. The proposition
was accepted and the force recalled.
Cash went, and soon returned, saying
his son had left the house an hour before
aud be did not know where he was. lie
offered, however, II the force would with
draw that his son would surrender before
Wednesday.
lie stated he only wanted 10 come on
with flying colors; that neither he nor
his son desired TO be considered outlaws,
hut that he desired 10 effect q capitula-
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the desire Of Governor Thompson that Cash
should be captured thcrthanb be allowed
! TO surrender, Chief Constable KIchbourE
/. declined these terms. Cash's home was
G then surrounded by guard with instrsic'
= tons 10 allow no one TO leave or enter
|, Cash's pistols and rifle were then takeI
! from him. CAST protested stronRI|
!, against this, but said be yielded 70 force
$ Captain RichbourE having determln>!
q 10 let nothing prevent the most thogu4
. search for young Cash, left most of ~
|, men at the house, and Al nine O'Clock nv
4 ceedcd 10 Chcraw 10 summon IayE1
a posse with which to enter the swamp AZ
= truck the fugitive. AZ Chr1w obo1
/. thirty additional men, including nulneo
of horsemen, were obtained, and thee
secured the country around ormlles d1I
|. Ing the evening, but could Ind - traeo 9
Began Cash. search will b. reeun1s6 q
b. morrow, and strong hopes ere eocog)olrc
,. that the murderer will BE- (ahon. o
h Cash was taken 70 Columbia by ~
nights train, charged with completely
his sons crime.