The morning call., 1892-09-02

Gess and Isen, the cayuces Bank,Rebbers,
i: - :. EIude Pursuit.

SAN LUIss 0BIsPo, Sept. 1.-Goss and
Isom. the two missing Cayucos bank-rob-
bers, are stul at large, though the whole
county is in arms to apprehend them.
1t is learned that they drove back from
Cayueos with Jap. Brown. with the team
that took them as far as Moro Greek,
about halfway here, where they left the
:. wagon and went up the canyon, presently
stealing horse to help them along. The
horse was recovered to-day near Templeton.
An inquest was held on the body of the
dead robber, Samuel Wilson Brown. to-day,
and the remains were given 10 MS relations,
who brought them to this city for inter-
meut. :...:.. ':-'.:*:..: -: :-.-.>s.:.:: 49,
+: Dunn and,Ta Brown are in Jail here. but
both are understood to#claim immunity as
informers.. -.
.CAYUCos, Sept. 1.-Bill Brown, the ring
leader of the bank-robbers. died last night.
he was a brotherof John Benjamin Brown ;,
who killed Lorenz p. Skov and died after
ward at San Quentin. -.
s. After the shooting at the bauk on Tues
day night those who escaped seem TO have
scattered so perfectly that NO two met.
rs .lirst TO reach the wagon seems to
have been Jap DfCpan, wild youth know n
as the Fat Boy OF San Luis" Waiting 10 Z
no one, he: drove off alone at breakneck
speed. and before reaching San Luis he
stable driyerless. After being at large n
town all day, he was jailed in the event ng.
Z. a. Dunn, who walked into San Luis
ObispO and surrendered is a resident OF
Oak Park He was formerly wanted as
*suspectin connection with the Greenwood
murder. He has several aliases Dunn being
one. His right name is Wilson. This is
the man who gave" the. thing away to the
authorities Beforehand.
E. : Phe fourth man; named Goss, who got
into town afoot. is nnfayarably known to
1 the efffcers.::. - -:
John Isom formerly resided with his
$parents.on Moro Greek in this county He
seems to have left"the stage road at tue
moath of MoTro Creek. walked up the creek
as far. as the Lang lois ranch, stole a horse
and took to the bill. country between there
and. FasO' Rlbles and. .Templeton. Rumor
has reached: here .Of:'his arrest at = $50
Rp bles; = but 1T needs confirmation. He
+: knows the country well. and may keep0uJ
of the way :a:few days.. but he is so well
known that: his. ultimate arrest is pretty
certain. :.;::=:' - -: 80 *..5S..:.
From a. a*robber point, of view the whole
/ thing WAS a miserable >fiase0. and the adags
about""h ""honnr. among .theyes" is badly dis
credited; While. the wounded Brown lay OH
|: the bank floor. shouting and imploring his
comrades not TO-: leave him, the others were
allmak ing Individual crambles to get away.
Had the escapesmet they might have given
muclrfurther trOuble.:: ~: >:
+ 1t is known that their plans fer this week
included the robberyof Bee bees safe at the
lumber-yard. San Luis Obispo, and the San
Jose store in San Jose: Valley. in this
county: This breakup of The gang, all the
members of<Mllich were hard criminals. will
.bea matteref rejoicing all over the county.
PAso RoBLEs. Sept. 1.-Isom and Goss.
the fleeing Cayucos bank-rcbberS, are still
at large; Isom was seen near here yester-
day evening Paso Robles officers have
mined ip5tha cha &c and arraSts NAV ba ev-
pected at any moment,
SAN JOSE, Sept. Mrs. A. c. Mcleod,
wife of Under-Sheriff Mcleod of San Luis
.0bispo, who was shot BY bank-fobbers Mt
.Cayucos yesterday morning, is on visit to
her daughter. Mrs. Il. L. Whiting, in this
city,: Mrs. Mcleod arrived here week
| ago: => ~.
| = She received. a telegram from her hus-
band 10 the effect that his wound was not
serious and there was no occasion for alarm.