Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
STILL At LARGE.
The Men Wac Rebb d the Cisco Bank
Separate End Make G0cd skeIr Es-
cspe-Tho Officers Tired Gut.
Oas of The Robbers Loses His Horse and
Coos into KisiDg ssar and t. kes An.
other-LlbernI Rewards Offered.
THE CHASE GIYRE UP,

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Cisco, TEX, Feb 1.-THE bank rob-
bers have made good their escape and TIE
chase given up. Sheriff Schmick and the
last CT the crowd that went IN pursuit re-
turned yesterday. The snow melted rap.
IDLY yesterday, and they lost the track Of
the robbers about dark and travelling in
the direction Of BrownTood. Our men
no. being used to riding, and having fol
lowed them . day and half and one
Eight, were completely broken down and
Ind to come IN. Up to last night the rob.
bers had never changed horses or slept,
and were still together.
It is hoped that the state rangers are
on their track before now and will sue
coed in capturing them.
Mr.. T. c. LeVesux and L. E. Brsnnin
are the heaviest losers in the robbery.
Hon. Jonn 81. Moore Was also loser.
STOLE HORSE.
Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, Feb. IA runner from
r sing Star came into town this evening
aud brought the news that two Of D. P.
Ssyle's horses IC re stolen last night, and
tbs people Of Rising StSr EuspectiDg that
the Cisco bank robbers had g5tton them,
posse Of men st once stsrted IN search
of the horses. After travelling south
about four miles, tracking the horses,
they found an jrODgreY horse with 3
BRIDE, saddle aud two Winchester rifles on
it, and not far from where they
found the horse they found fine white
ivory handled six shooter aud white
Stetson hat wheIe The horse had fsllen
down and thrown the rider. It being
dark ne could not find his hat, pistol or
horse, and be Slipped into Rising Star
snd stole Mr.. SaYle's horse. The ron
gray hoTst., white hist, pistol snd Win
chester, suit exactly for one Of the bank
robbers. 0ne Of them was riding an iron
gray horse, and two of them wore white
hstg, and all OF their pistols had
white handles.
About 100 men, well mounted and
armed with Winchesters and shsrpshoot-
ers, from the Star neighosrho o, are in
hot pursuit, and st lsst reports were
about three miles behind them. The
Rising S.ar people know just how to deal
with such fellows, and Y Ill run them to
their holes.
One Of Mr.. Ssyle's horses was found
II is supposed he got loose or Wss never
caught, aud followed It's mate several miles
and then returned. The one that is gone
is light bsy, about seven years old,
and branded I'D" on the left shoulder
Sher a Slsk Of Yves herford started with
squat OF men for Rsing Star sbout
dark, and Messrs. LeVesux and 7. r.
Bake started with smother squsd in
another direction.
The banks throughout the country have
responded nobly, ard the reward now
runs up into the thousands. Several
banks have wired Mr. LsVesux TO call on
them II he runs out Of money.
A GAINESVILLE BANK OVERS REWARD.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Feb. 1.-THE
Gainesville National Bank to-day sent out
the following notice:
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Feb. 1.-THE
Gainesville National Bar k ffers a reward
of s leo for the cspruTe ard conviction CT
the Cisco robbers or any ore of them.
G CHAMBERS, Cashier.
THINKS HE HAS THIN LOCATED.
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PUTNAM, TEX F.b. II Deputy Sber-
ID 07mau of this ,pAce, who has been in
parsuit Ct the Cisco bank robbers, csme
in this evening and wired to Cisco for
come one able TO describe the robbers
and identify them il caught Mr.. Osmsn
thinks he hiss the robbers located near
where he lost the trail yesterday.