Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09
HOLD-UP ECHOS.
Parties Prospecting for the Mexican
 Dollars Blown Away.

Dollars Blown Away.
 Still nothing has been heard from the pursuit of the tram robbers. So nearly as can be learned three pos: es arc ID pursuit, one from Wilcox, another from Tombstone and third from Blsbee.
 The safe is said to be one of the ew Wells-Fsrg through safes. That II was through one to open there $ shown by the wreckfge found about. Wilcox parties since the bold-up have done some tall prospecting for silver around there. Among the contents of the | af. blown awaw were pieces of grsebacss Many pieces of paper money have ,n found, but there IS DO telling the quan- tity. It is sad some of the pesos were found three miles from the explosion. This however is not credited by min nc men, who say that such 8 concussion from one st,ck of dypsmits is absu rd They say it might have been blown 800 ysrds, but hardly farther.
 s. H. Drachmsn this morning rer " ed letter addressed to him, sent by express. It was on the dsmf .ed tar. It was sorry looking letter. It wal torn, and dirty and mutilsted. The conte nts got in safe, however. DIDN'T GET MUCH.
 RHute Agent Crumb, of Wells s-Fargo'. press, is of the opinion that the rob bers did not get much. He i1ys that s200 will cover all they secured. The way bills were destroyed by the exp 'os- sions, so there is DO telling the amount in the safe.
 ba hAofxy of4 ha r0hharc ( hax took with them several bundlts o' lottery tickets. As lott ry tickets are put up in packf ges similar 10 currency they mistook the tickets for currency The tickets will be worthless to them, as hey would never dare to or sh the prize winners of them.
 The explosions were something aW full. Holes were blown through the Car by dollars going through iatwise. MT. Crumb has a pocket piece of half of 8 dollar, torn apart by the explosion.
 Tbe car was literally studded with the silver. One piece had the imprint of another plainly marked on if. Many of the passengers secured momentoes of the wreck, by reaching through holes on the sIde of the car for the dollars. Of the IS, ,0C0 but 687 were foun d out idle. Green backs were blown into pieces the size of finger mall,
 Among the contents O. { @ safe that were blown out was a nne diamond stud. It's value is at Ief-t S7( !. l. was blown to the end of the car, but the stone was not damaged. Opsls and other valuable stones were also found.
 The only thing needed to capture the robbers was a leader.They were at work an hour and quarter. Half the mer in Wilcox would have goLe after ihem, had man took the lead. But corpor- ations have DO souls, neither have the, any friends. So long ss big company was the loser they did not feel called op to risk themselves in sn encounter.
 ONLY TWO MEN.
 Mir. Crumb is confident that only two men did the work, George and Wheeler, described in yesterdays offer of reward the rewards for the others have beer withdrawD. The tracks at first looked like dozen men did the work, but measures and close inspection revealed the tracks of only two men hnd twt horses. The story of confederates nesi told by the robbers was a bluff
 It is the opinion of Mir. Crumb that they will surely be caught.