The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-28

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AGAIN IN 81. LOUIS
Sr. Louis, Mo-. August 1.-THE
train which brought the murderer 81
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late, the train being que ~ $50
A crowd Of fully 5000 people had gath
cred ON. and about the platform or
hoard foorin. IN front Of the depot. the
Tweifth street bridge bein. lined with
men. women ana children. and ali win
dovs An view being adorned with from
eve 20 twenty- ave heads. black. white.
v.llow. and red. Men predominated
sv.rvwnere- but there were also many
women aud more children.
"A The time neared Tor the train to ar
v,ve IRE crowd grew. ana upon the ar
rival 81 the Missouri Pacific train. .
break WAS made for Il. under the suppo-
sition II was the Frisco train.
II WA only 4 short wait OF ave min
r,es iii the train from the West
~ ma In VIHW and that nT0/9U 10 De the
- w.nted
r,,.f - q. ths engine and then several
/ bsrrs,e and mail aud express cars, and
| lasIlv the passe ncxr coaches. The train
had two sleepers and the Peoria was
| the last one. Both platforms were
crowded, the people for the most part
| being ST Iouissns. who had gone out TO
suburban stations before daylight TO
board the train. Hon. John 1. Martin
4 md several pewspaper reporters could
| be seeu through the ear windows, ali
crowded around the seat which the pris-
oner occnried- The traip stopped. and
ont thev poured At both ends. The
crowd Al frst being unable 10 tell which
end Wa the riaht one. divided and COW
er~d Moth a thew Determined. come
wb.t might not 10 let the prisoner e.
cane The rear end proved 70 be
the rirht one. a. was evidenced
when Detective Tracv's fsmiI-
lar face appeared AZ the door. He was
closely followed by the prisoner, and
RAIDER WAS AZ the Iatter's heels. Chief
U.rr;r,r v~.s below on the ground 10 re-
ceivs chem ana Win rim were twenty OF
the bicgest policemen 10 ST Louis and
h.if - nam serpeants. about All. in fact,
A. the Central DI~trict. They were there
~ kaen the crowd hack and make way
| for the ail-importaut trio. The crowd
We cood-nssnred cod fell back % the
rirht and left IN GOOD order. and the
prisoner was marched almost on trot
to the patrol wagon. which had been
4 hacked up under the Twelfth stree
bridge.
lnr face OF Maxwell was on the pale
order, ana II would not be exaggerating
| to say he was pretty badly scared IS he
! was hurried through that crowd A
shout was given Is the prisoner was as
sisted M into the patrol wagon.
The prisoner was hardly seated In the
wagon when Tracy shouted. LET her
4 go.r The driver applied the lash 10 the
horses and the animals plunged forward
under ihe bridge, while small army OF
. l.b.ue-coats ciung to the rear steps The
crowd gave . tremendous cheer - the
: wagon started for the -Four Courts. The
borses were urged rapidly forward,
! the crowd following - fast - u could,
| cheering anc yelling the while Inc
mad chase was kept up until police
, | headquarters was reached. Lodgers In
TIE neirhborhood were awakened BY the
| shouts and cries Of the thousands in The
streets, and, dressing - quickly as pos
sible, Joined the excited throug. Twelfth
street Vas impossible. Ably secoudins
!. the efforts Of the youne were old men,
4 women, motners with babes ~ tnen
arms, and even small children
} The wagon stopped In frcnt Of tn
/ Clark avenue entrance, and in minute
, Wa surroundrd bv the throng. TAKE
! him out and hang hint" shouted tai
man IN ! white hat, 8 Tracy and Badger
lifted their charge IRON the wagon. Tn
ofloers a. The wagon formed Z line and
: nressed the crowd back toward Iber's
A the prisoner 6nally disappeared be
. bind The front doors another hair raisin!
shout was given Meanwhile the thou
: ssuds Who had been left BY the patrol
2 but Who. nevertheless, persisted In secur