The record-union., 1895-04-01

| at the time. When MCGUIRE arrived At
the hotel about 10 o'clock Wednesday
| morning he stated that he had come from
Jack Barry's ranch in Linda township.
lie looked tired and worn out and his
| clothes and bicycle were covered with
mud, as it was raining.
The small man. who slept at the United
States Hotel, did not wear a bicycle suit.
and was about feet inches in hight,
| and had small, sandy mustache. Both
| men had supper at the Empire restaurant
| one night last week.
1t has also been ascer tained that the
| men were at hotel in Marysville last
| September.
The revolver found on the dead body of
Sam Mcclure was the one taken from
the express messenger at the hold-up Of
the train near Lodi early this month.
Ihls undoubtedly fixes their guilt for
| that job.
Sheriff Bogard was found to have been
shoG IN the back, near the spine, the bull
let passing through one of his kidneys
aud also seVerlng large artery.
Fireman Nethercott was brought back
| 10 TINS city and taken to the Railroad
hospital. He was shot twice. One bull
let passed through the muscles of one
thlgh and entered the other, where it was
extracted. Tne other entered his shoul-
der, ana mas not yet been taken out. He
was IN good spirits yesterday and getting
along nicely. There is no fear that he
Will not recover all right.
The citizens of Tehama have offered a
reward OF $4,000 for the arrest of Sheriff
Bogard's slayer.
PURSUIT OF THE ROBBER.
Inc news of the hold-up was sent IN
All directions that it was possible to reach
py wire. Superintendent Wright got
"oro OF 1t In this city within an hour
AFTER 1t occurred and soon had a special
!raln on Its way to the scene with officers,
including Sheriff Johnson. Sheriff Con-
roy OF Placer and Hi Rapelii. o. Sontag.
Evans celebrity, were also on the ground
eaT4y on Saturday morning, while Sheriff
lnlow OF I uba summoned all his available
oeputles TO help run down the escaped
bandit.
ONE BICYCLE FOUND.
The officers spread out over the country.
ana people every where were notified to
De on the watch for McGuire. Sheriff
Johnson found the bicycle that had been
ridden by the fugitive in coming to the
place where the train was held up. he
having taken the one, for his flight, that
ms dead brother rode. The wheel is of
tne W estmlnster make, and numbered
90. he wheel was found late in the
DAY under bridge on the farm of d. A.
Ostrom, six miles from the scene of the
hOld-up.
THE ESCAPED BANDIT.
JACK McGuire is described as being
ABOUT i've feet seven inches in hight. u
years fage, with a small dark musjacha
uafk hair, thin features and scar or
marx under his right eye. He claimed to
nave recently worked for man named
hastings In San Francisco, and to have
peen acting as agent for secondhand
plcyc!es. Some people say he had four
prominent front teeth filled with gold,
IN oil
| tnougnt these teeth were false, and said
That when he laughed they showed very
oistlnctIy. lie is fond of dancing, and
plays on some musical instrument.
Inc ueaQ roODer was man of splendid
physique, evidently an Irish American.
MS halr and eyebrows were jet black,
HIS mustache was inclined to be brown
IN color, yet was not what would be
called heavy. 1t curved down over q set
OF "eII-preserved teeth, which were partly
exposed TO view from the fact that the
robbers lips fail short fthe normal. His
eyes were brown. In stature he was fully
SIX 1eet being remarkably we'll propor-
toned. He wore a black cap with a small
peak.
NOT THEIR FIRST JOB,
There is no doubt that the McGuires
were the men who recently held up the
tram at Arcade, near this CITY, robbed
oche!Cs brewery night or Two after
ward, and since held up a train near
stockton. Sam Mcclure, who was shot.
nad on bis person the pistol taken from
the express messenger on the latter occa-
sion.
II ls by no means unlikely that thew
were the men who robbed the overland
train near Davisville last October. for
Ihey were In this vicinity few weeks
before that event. They probably buried
the money then obtained, and have aimee
ma fr,
OF detection. 1t is possible, too, that it
was they who murdered Hans z. Cor
nellus at his roadside saloon near the
Lake House, in this county, on the 10th
OF November.
STILL ANOTHER MAN
1t is thought at Marysville that Nc
Gulre, the dead man, had two accom-
pllces. The one who passed as johnson
Is MS brother John, commonly called
LACE Iack on farms where they had worked.
The other is named II. Williams.
The connection between the three is be-
ing established gradually, though sew
eral OF the officers yet insist that there
were put two men engaged in the crime.
Williams was seldom seen with the
McGuIre brothers, but that they were
working together and travelled together
when not in this city is fully established
by accumulative testimony.
DID JACK COME THIS WAY?
The detectives came down from Marvs-
vile yesterday on the strength of re-
port that man was seen to cross the
Rancho Del Paso, coming toward this
city, on Saturday afternoon who it is said
answered somewhat the description of
Jack Mcclure.
On Saturday evening Deputy Constable
Brlssel telegraphed from Antelope that a
man was reported to have passed there
about A. NJ. on a bicycle, aud that be
was going toward Sacramento.
The day after the Ben Ali hold-uD Con-
stable Gotobed found two men in an old
cabin on the Haggin Grant, but while he
went to telephone for the Sheriff thew got
| away. II IS now stated that Gotobed has
Identified the dead robber as one of them
The officers who came down from
Marysville yesterday declare that a
bicycle rider had been traced from the
vicinity OF the hold-up to near the Amer
lean River bridge, where the trail was
lost. Some think Mcclure is hiding some-
where IN the brush on the Haggin Grant
while others believe he passed through
here and has reached Stockton or San
francisco.
WERE THERE THREE MENs
| a tramp says There We're -Four En-
in ha InED