The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
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morning The epay q Asdses S"rrsAS
oos Of the Americas eash roeesr "ss
fossd hsaSias By . eiosAsaiise n" .
locust tr>s which stands fall In ~ OF
pasAise iraisA where IL iysehefs asa
ieft 10 ~unmptilst~t
About noca he cosvss - hrcasns
20 town and Jssties Of The Fescs ~
Barley. In the shssoes OF ~ eoe0ess.
impaseisd . Jury. which deessed uhss
The uaa net death 81 ths hssss OF IN
known partiea nss he esv 80
buried
CsAAsss 0rov~s Gives tAs @etAiis at
the attack about - toiio~s Ass"
O'Clock. While ~ wss pusonf ~ Ass
boola he beard snos percs me- ne
haah He paid no Pastseaisr s's~sss's
~ ars thinking 10 wss . eussousrf
few s~conds later. - hs ss>prrd 70 ~
window. hs ~as ecafronsed by . msa
who rusn,ed . revolver "a han 9th b
words:
xtpta n.y. ~ 1
Another man walked srcand insiss
and covered him With two r~vo've~
While tho nr.t man repeated the do
maad 10 aheil out Mr.. Groves quietly
loid them he supposed they cruid help
themselves This they did ~'rrai
large checks had b-cn paid dursns the
afternoon. leaving the eash on hand
unusually ANAL The cashier ~as an
arFoed and bad no weapon In tho hens
Mcst 81 tho mon~y ~ss tahcnf from .
drawer. but some was taken frvun ne
v.ult They were p-r>usacd not 10
take q package of notes uPoa the s>sur
ance tina tho notes could do thsm no
good The robbery consumed about
ten minutes and then tho desP<rsa"ss
rrir.a,ed through the rear dour.
Murrcll. who "a. young In appear
sncc, declared that this wAs HE srsse a
p~-ricnoe - . desperate and that he
was persuaded ca A>.iss In the roet~fy
by Derrick. Who paid hi, railroad fars
from Tennessee. lie .sys iSrries
used tn work ON . farm In this section
and hal hccn an outlaw Tor years
The robh~n had divided The sr~riis
as about half of the money ~as found
in Murrrll's possession
OF the escaped robh~r. ~ho really
did the work. there II M trace lie icft
behind ~ . clsw only . broad hrimmed
white hat with . black calico mass
scwcd into IT, lie ~a> sccordin9 to
Cashier Groves. . short heavy set man.
very determined in action. evidrnuy
eIr~rlenced la eriIn~ Murrril said
thu; every one In Corder knew him
COLORADO TRAIN ROBBERS.
n.,.. n..A~A Nc. mob . T,.,. %. ne H,s
Gsssde K.aa~ Believed ,o We the a-<sy
Gang.
CANON CRY. Cot. sept : seven men
held up an east bound Rho Crande train
LAT night near Cotopasi
The highwAymrn compelled tho nAs-
man Mt T-Xas creek to give up all the
torpcd"es In his pussrssion and also
forced him to DAG the train
A. soon as IL stopr-d Tho rnsfn-es
and 6r-mrn were held M NJ the Y-'sn'
of rineN Fireman Auer WAS relieved
81 his hne gold watch. and then. at the
mu. ale q seven rifles he Wa forced ~
pick tho lu-k aud br-ak In the door al
the baggage car. under hre from tho
express mcss-nger. Who knew that
something was wrong n s.on ss the
train stops-d
Express Messenger Angel male . de-
trrmined resistance aud used . revolver
to good advantage. but ~h-thcr anyon~
WA killed OF not II not definitely
known. ~ he was compelled to shoot
through the glass part of the doors
The fght was = fierce one. though II
lasted only \ few moments
Then one of the masked men placed
the cold mukrl- % \ revolver agains,
the m~-ss~ngcr's temple and. under Z
thrca, agains, his life. h. opened ,hs
safe door. The highwaynsn took 81
400 from the strong box
The mail car doors were all broksn
out. but nothing ~as taken from Tho
car.
Horses were In readiness and ~ 500
~ the robbery was accomplished The
robbers fed "a Wet Mountain valley.
They did not disturb the passengers
evidently not wishing to stsy longer on
the ground than ,h. actual necessitics
Of the occasion demanded