St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-08
The Wounded Bandit Will
Soon Cross the Dark
River.
Hundreds of Visitors to the
Scene Of the Daltons'
Last Raid.
Broadwell's Body Taken Away
From Coffeyville by Sor-
ing Relatives.
The Escaped Bandit Proves
Not to Be Ollie
Ogee.

CoFFEYvILLE, Kan, Oct. Excite
Wednesday, which resulted in the
death of four of the Dalton gang and
four citizen defenders of the city
against the Daltons' raid. still con-
tinues. Hundreds of visitors arrive on
every train to visit the scene of the Dal-
tons last raid, and the city is crowded
with strangers.
Trouble was narrowly averted this
morning when Sheriff Callahan wanted
to move Emmett Dalton to Independ-
ence, and had he carried out the plan
there would have been war, for, al
though the citizens are willing that he
should receive all the care neces-
sary, they will not submit to
his being removed. 1t is. however, only
question of time with him. HIS hours
are numbered. His mother, brothers
Ben and Simon Dalton and sister, Mrs.
Whipple, arrived this morning from
Kingfisher. Ben Dalton is the eldest
son, and is in his forty-first year. In
conversation with reporter today he
said:
NO HI FeeEln%.
81 was sick in bed at our home on the
farm, four miles north of kingtiSher,
when we received the news Of this aw
full affair, but managed to come with
mother and the others. We had not
seen the boys for two years, and had no
idea where they were or what they
were doing. | never had much in COM
mon with the ones who lie here dead
and dying, as [ ain farmer and try
to be good citizen. | wish
you would state that mother
and / have no ill feeling
against the people of Coffeyville and no
words of censure. They simply did their
duty, and, while we naturally deplore
the loss of our boys, we also sorrow for
the citizens who gave up their lives Ill
defense of the town. Emmett tells me
he has been treated better than he hoped
for by our people, and we are feeling
sad but not angry"
George Broadwell and f. B. Wilcox,
brother and brother-in-law of Dick
BroadwelI, called Texas jack" ar
rived from Hutchinson today. The form
er is travelling salesman of Chicago,
the latter a grocer at Hutchinson. Will
cox said:
Surprised and Shocked.
1--WE were as greatly shocked by this
occurrence as you, and entirely Ignorant
of Dicks being with this gang. We had
not heard of him since May. He was
neveN wild or a drinker or gambler. and
although cowboy, we always thought
him to be straight and laWablding. His
mother and sister jennie, George and
my wife compose the family, and all
live in Hutchinson"
BroadwelPS body was taken up and
IL in hi 70 iooc cnH
for him and then placed back in the
grave. The funeral of Marshal Con-
nelly took place this morning and was
largely attended. The body was taken
to Independence, the Missouri Pacific
railway furnishing free of charge two
coaches for friends. A meeting was
held tonight at the wigwam
and trustees for contribution fund for
the relief of the widows and children of
the murdered citizens were appointed.
The express and railroad companies
still improves. Relic hunters took every
thing they could lay hands on, even
hair from the tails of the robbers
horses.
OGee Proves an Ailbl.
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 7.-OllIe Ogee,
who, it was supposed, was the only
escape, is here and has been here for
nine months past. He works in the
packing houses, and the foreman of
Dold'S plant says he has not missed
days work in the last three weeks. So
1t is impossible for him to nave been
with the Coffeyville robbers. Dr.. Wood,
of Coffeyville. Ogee'S foster father, is
here today, and says he cannot under
stand how Ugee's name became con-
nected with that of the Daltons. A
dispatch from Coffeyville states that
the identity of the escaped bandit is
unknown.
Had Them Located.
GUTHRIE, Okla, Oct. FIRED Dodge,
chief of the Wells-Fargo detectives,
and Deputy United States Marshal
Thomas arrived here today from the
Usage reservation, where they have
been for six weeks hunting the Daltons.
They had located their headquar-
ters, gotten full information about
their movements and were about
ready to lead posse to take them when
the gang suddenly pulled out for COf-
fpyviII e, and Dodge and Thomas lost
track of them. They have mine of in
formation about this and other gangs
who are rendeZvouring in that country
which they will put ia good use i'll the
near future. In the meantime they have
gone to Coffeyville to make proof of
the DaltonS for the WellS-FargO COM
pany.
1t is learned here today that when
William Dalton arrived here yesterday
he came overland from the direction of
the country where his brothers had
been for some time. and that he wore a
full beard, which he had shaved off at
once. His actions were suspicious all
around, and are being closely investi-
gated by officers.