New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

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gained my senses found myself under large heap
Of luggage and shattered woodwork, and two
men wearing masks stood Close by, one having
Winchester aimed ~ my head. ana the other fellow
covering my helper in - similar manner. One
of the spoke. telling rs not I" move or they
,vould blow In. brain. ont Of ~ That is about
all | can remember Of what was sand. There
Wa not much talking done. One Of the robbers
~ once. proceeded 10 drill the safe. II took linn
over half an hour 10 do the job. During the
time that the fellow was working at the safe there
were several of his pal outside at the door
Of the car. also armed with Winche>tei>. Some
Of them kept their Guns pointed ~ IL. while
others Kept shooting occasionally When the safe
va, finally hurst open the robb"r ~ ono" hogan
rifng il Of its contents and carrying the packages
of money 10 the door, Whrr" he handed them out
10 hS pals.
No help arrived on the scene until the rob
hers had made their escape. could not see
whether they had horses or not, bat ! suppose
they did The explosion that knocked H. down
blew th, door of the ear and would have un-
uoubtcdly killed H. only for all the baggage and
cases which piled mp Just inside. A. II
wa,. we were knocked down very heavily and
oln scarcely hear now. The robbers used dyns-
mite in forcing the door They fastened IT IN
some way Oh 4 board and. mailing the board 10
the door, exploded il. The glass was broken in
all the windows of the ear, and you can see for
Yourself what hole il blew IN the floor under
the door
THE CAR SHATTERED BY dynamite
one side of the cypress ear was badly shat
tered 10y the force OF tie explosion The bottom
Of the door was ,pntcrcd ~ if it had been
pounded upon with heavy battering ram. and
the door ~il- wcIr badly shattered. When the
train fiI,t cam. to a halt the haggageman stuck
his head ont Of his and shot from the gun
Of om,. of the robbers craz"d his check. the bull
let buying itself in the frame Of tll" door. he
fore fine. train reached Cleveland the bullet Was
dug ont by a curiou. passenger AMI the hole il
left was partially filed with putty.
Wci,t declined 10 give any information ~ 10
tl,. amount taken by the robbers. saying that he
would leave that for the company 10 do Worst
WAS taken 10 the company's office To make re-
port on the matter.
+ D. Kim. of Cnardon, Ohio. who was on the
tram. returning from IA" Worlds Far. occupied
y seat in tire baggage car. The first knew OF
the anIil," said klrg. was when the tram
slowed up and finally stopped IN the gnlcl, about
two mile, from the station. heard som" pop
ping, and supposed tlat 'OlI"n" r'en"'' WI, a.
Inc exploded The conductor walked through the
train and shouted This l. not II STATION "
was s,ill for Il moment, and then tii"r" was an
explosion \ dynamite cartridge hhd n''n thiu"h
under the door OF the express c1I. w lhuoNs n'N
mp. and tie conductor cam" III AMI yelIu W.
Iic b,ins held up. sure enough D---n you,
get your heads in. all Of Won"
FRANTIC Efforts TO HIDE THEIR vNLrABLEs.
Then all was connsion and some women who
were riding in the smoker began 70 scream ana
two Of them had Mysteries. The men were hung
v,luolln, watches we're Sid into boots, wal
lets were socIctcd under coats. lrw"lry was p"'
in out-of-thc-way corners. ana IN ne Wlh minutes
tner,. was not $40 worth Of vauabh'S ~ slsh' In
the car Everybody was frightened. plu'N'
mn my courage and craylcd out of tine door ana
pecIrd around the corner of tn" baggag" ear III
the dlrkncsS ! could see ~ least hit"cn men mo-
ing about. and every few minutes r"FoiN'I
,yould he raised and fired. | could lurl r'+' III"
rNplcssinan standing with his arms uplt'u AGAIN
there was an explosion. Tins TIM" iil-h' ''' ~
and | heard somebody say W hat : III 'h' I,'r
,fe ~ and fine answer Nothing bat papers. Noi
:, sound came from where III" engineer was yihE'
Shot through the shoulder. bccnus" j" refused to
throw mp his hands u" was gam" ''.Ir I'a,h
that fellow. Then, suddenly II "as siill ~ i'a'h.
and | ci"pt back into the car. i"r III" t"nprr- ma
t,ocamprd with their booty II WAS t"i ulh"'''
before the passengers dArel move. and men thrfr
,,.s = ,i.h If relief People began 70 hnni mp
their valuable-. and a dozen men COMA v" ~n
milling watches and money ont Of Shoes, "'I''
rockets hat nnin-- and cushions y wa 2N"li
and cyrIv man. woman and cluld Wa thankful
" hen tn train moved ont OF tl" gnlcl
cnulI NOT di.fiusuI~h anV Of tlc robbers.
,lthough from IA" voices and what litlc r,nlh
sc believe two Of them were col"i"i men. Ii'f
talked but ltilr. acted promptly anu Wei" 'F'-
IDENTITY well ORGANIZED.
! &. Alcro,, Of Cra~iord- 'o,n"i-. N'n'nt"
Comfy Penn Was IN one Of ti' da' 'o''.'N
when th. train Wa held mp W lhl" All I'M
Wa going Oh up AZ IN" front OF IN" tr"in' he
d an old man IN our car rolled up li> ~l'-'f''-.
nmIlcd a revolver ont of hi- Imp pocket ana shd
I oiu,. ON men ! II head party q" 80 Tor" 'i'
.,L .t.,, ,Lr... blnnl. CO.'S lid- 90 N'b0It ~ viii
in" T." r,in HIM in the halaidon- und"rt1slnt ana