Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31
CATnAG'S TKII'.
How lie kUrrrted out the Whereabouts OF
'he WHY Brazicr and OyerCanne Him.

we WHY FRAZIER ana ONcrtaiIie him.
Deputy Sheriff Vim. Csthsy was
s-tn Yesterday and questioned about
~ trip Ia Tire Norihw, 81 Territory.
where bee ruunl aud lr ,m where hr
brought hnck the murderer Br,Zier.
He stated that ou Aug. lIth h. lrfl
Mte. CITY on Il tel gram from tn,
sheriff nj Glendivs, stating that a man
answering the description Of Brazier
bal recently been there. Arriving ~
the latter place he learned that his
man had gone on In Buff which
va. the next point for VIII ch the Tep
u y struck out. Arriving at Buiord
he learned that his man wa- ak days
in advance Of him, gone IN direction
of Moose Jaw. He then took the
Manilona trtin for Poplar with "A view
If h"adiny his man IF, which he
would have done had he been able tn
have secured a horse t. have carried
him {, Wood Mountain, lis miles
assv. with sufficient rspidity. He
secured an Indian pony and ride tn
the latter point 10 m day. Arriving
there he found that Brazier h.d
struck the patrol line % niles west OF
Swift Current and followed 1t to Will
low Branch, from which place he
went with a mounted policeman 10
Wood Mountain and had left there q
little before the deputy arrived. Send
ing his horse back by an Indian, be at
once telegrapbed 10 Moose Jaw, where
he believed the man had set ont for.
and also to various points where he
might stop, giving a description of
him and requesting his arrest. He
then set out for Moose Jaw himself.
Arriving at that place, which Il on the
Canadian Pacific railroad, he learned
that his man bad been arre,ted by the
mounted p lice and that as there was
no station house or place wherein {,
confine him at that point he had been
taken TO Regina, where he was placed
In Jail.
Here the deputy repaired and at
once went to jail to see the man who
had occasioned him so long q trip.
catering the cell he sccosted the pris-
oner and said, "Hello, Brick; what are
you doing htre?" Brick" who
knew Of the deputy being on his trail,
said, ''For God sake get me out OF here
a. soon a. you can. This northwest
Amt what it's cracked up to be-" He
appeared anxious to 90 with the off,
Ger and not at all de,irous OF avsllinV
himself Of any legal process "a e'est
his return. The deputy was obliged
10 wait over for ten days ia order 10
get q sufficient amount Uf money 10
pay the necessary EXPENSES Of the re-
turn trip. He is not very favorably
impressed with the methods OF the
Bank of Montreal, which 10 located al
Reginis. One OF the banks here tele'
graphed this hank TO advance a Ger
tain sum Of money TO Cathay, which
the bank refused to do, alleging tina
they would not advance money on al
open telegram; this Lotwithstandin!
Col. Herchimer, one Of the commis
sioners. offered to stand good TO IN,
bank for the sum advanced. None,
finally arriving by mail, be took hi
man and left for Miles City. going b,
way OF the Canadian Pacific 10 WinnI
peg; thence over a N. p. branch b
Fargo; thence TO Miles City, where h
arrived on Thursday niaht.
He says that Brazier wa very peac,
able during bis trip and sai4 that no,
, that he was caught, he wanted 10 y,
the thing through with a. soon ,
possible.
Brazier Is a young man about 9
sed faced and red headed and amen,
] supple and active. His statement
the crime Is that the cook was DRUM
e p evoked a quarrel and assaulted nj,
e aud he shot In self-defeuse.