The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-07

bad Youngsters waosc niapi ~ of Reckless
Nerve Has Not Been Surpassed.

Nerve Has Not Been Surpassed.
From n, wa,tinybr PoT.
:. The Dalton brothers are the greatest out
The man who made this statement. yesterday
knew where { he saoke., man Of or,,inGry
ana o Tabisuna moustche, Is Rans9m Payne AWE.
United States Deputy Marshal OF Guthrie Okla.
trlay Ms DO walked through the corridors Of
sn Sdrp pit IN anS vt h or draw
MS uwn gun ns quick ns You can WIKI.
a5Ss s' ps al % sns
b"T Dalton tho sje;t Of the ,rth rs. is
with smooth and toyish face, but he is y feet
inches in his stockings AMI he always carries
as rye S i. Of esS and b5 nSv' III IN has S
brothers. Grant and En- met. both Of them
than he is 9Yt e haVs be sS rom rom
hing trains Tor a couple OF years or At least t
Is now supposed that train rob, cries whieh
them o. late they have ,ec9me boid+r Than
ever. and the pere Of work which Is described
IL tho papers this morning Is characteristic .n OF
them. 1T Is Il having business Tor tn.'n; ~
altogether they have secured apont s;to1,Ouo,,
lave you had anyexp.rienres WIN nv ste NJ -
held Up; / was Standing on the CIR platform
ono night as tho train storped at att station,
n%S /" spa m heard
down the mnTze OF 4 Winchcs,e,r unwent
my hands md when the man tId mo to sep
word, ! had a ix.shootcr with me, but |
Msls h1ss tine leach 4 "a the ana SaTG %h
their faces hall hidden lien Ivy led handkerchiers
THY corrallrd tie small f9Ewa Whi Oh
sH%a hMep tn tHr sna Sf'
Once | Thought that | could lover my hands
when the rilr was pointing nrtlesii fr1 70, me me.
Of tile men hut he moment that l began to
l9Tes my hands man behind INT, me flashed his
RYE anu dd not attemrt to Sho32t
:, hat did the rlssenge, dog:
They crawlei under the seats md lay
P%" n t"S lad ps hs OUT w VIM
l2st wha, little trains he lad. The Indie" s hid
robbers lid not 70 through the train; They
tHs cam THsy Ga 4 sS nnei
To- stor, the train at a hollow three-lIarlers
OF mile below the station. where theii horses
came alarmed when the bell cord broke after
thu gIE had c.Etured the . i t.,i and Wy Ey
followed the gang Tor 200 niles During tho
chase they Killed one of our men and we
Killed one Of their crowd. but We did not get
How is II that train robbers can flourish for
the SsS @Tbch they are now
operating l. very thiny settled indeed, the
ehsrYkce .trir has no people upon y At al:
away. ami VINO. in return Tor horse or two
viii synsh stster wh and psoyS S
miles long and 10 miles wide there ia dense
timer n which any nunher OF men may nlde
Dalton gang travels with pack horses loaded
with provisions. and, rs the men know the
after they sav ef the pare It is easy enough
totrark them thronsa the tall prairie grass.
hut when they reach the timber country with
them. or course wncn the country is settled
the train ro Ler's occnpat,on viii tie gone. -,
Ate not rewards offered for their CAPTURE ~
Yes. suppose that about 5000! is now
out for the heads OF the Dalton outfit. This
includes rewards tor various crimes. io" these
to murder. Bob Dalton. for instance. II lie
saw,you coming down the road would level
other Direction, and would. In all probability:
take your horse from You and let you travel
a nnr. wSn a0t thS
train in the Indian Territory. they made tho
fireman pick hole into the barrcaded ex-
every moment OF being killed for ons OF the
ro,,brrs by the express messengers inside
the mrssengers Of his identity. the robbers
made him crawl through tn" h'le h had made
and Enen the door Then with hir hands held
Winchesters to tell in what Iartt OF the car the
messengers were. When he had answered the
with bullets. A tor this, ran had failed; DO;
cause t.lo messengers nal rraW.o ! btnlnu
trunks. the robbers stood uD the engineer and
told him they would kill him il til, messcn-
gers did not come out. Thnreupon tho en-
ginrer stated his pre- iirament to the messen.
gers and announced with some emphasis tnat
he did not want TO he killed. and heSge then,
to surrender Ou' came the messengers and
held up their hanls. while the fireman. under
t tTyer 81 ,ninch"5 ter cras he'd oE,n NE tonof
hnd ye-n gutted. and an express messengers
watch appropriated as a keepsake by one OF
the robbers. tho gang hnds everybody pleas
ant good evening and rode away"