The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-07-02
SAFE IN JAIL
.EoD COUNTY MURDERERS TAKEN
| TO ST. PAULBY MILITIA.
s,oxcrs of Sheriff Rogers. Now
~ From WOuid-Be Lynchers,
..,.,r Indifferent as to Their
...oundings-A Significant Inti-
.,,Ion as to what Their Fate
will BE.

G, poul. .JIne 2S.-At 1850 o'clock
,ho Milwaukee train arriving at the
.oton station brought from Glencoe
norman Musgrove and III. A. cling
.,.rs the two men rounded I'D in the
'm,mp ncir Glencoe as the murdererS
g sheriff Rogers Of Mcleod county.
Tho men were attended by the mem
hsrs of Company ID, sent out by Gov.
Cl,uph 10 guard their safety, and were
landed in the Ramsey county Jail with
ont any difficulty.
There was but Il small crowd at the
sntbn. attracted there by curiosity
end a desire to get a glimpse Of the
,geged murdererS. and they satisfied
themselveS with craning their necks
after the hack in which Sheriff Sand
man of Sibley county drove them to
tbe jail. The militia company was
marched to the armory Immediately
uCon their delivery of the prisoners
10 the Ramsey county officials, and
there disbanded.
The two prisoners seemed to have
not the least concern for their personal
afety. and appeared comparatively in
different 10 their surroundings. They
were roughly dressed, wore broad
|brimmcd SLOUGH hats. and We're any
thing but prepOSsessing in appear
'snce as they sat sullenly in the hack
and were driven away to the Jail.
Upon arrival at the Ramsey county
fall the hack was met by a number Of
deputy sheriffs and the murdererS
were led up a flight Of stairs into the
grim stone building. The crowd which
had collected followed eagerly and a
number of them were admitted.
Cingmars and MusgrOve We're taken
into the sheriff's office and were
under the supervision of Dep
Uties Irish and Pichka. Both men
manifested the uttermoSt Indifference
to their surroundings and their seri-
Gus position before the law. Their
descriptions were taken in the usual
form TO which ordinary prisoners are
subjected.
OF the two Cingmars is the more
desperate looking. He has a bold.
fearless look. and has evidently not
lost a particle of sleep or experienced
my falling off in his appetite since ar
After their descriptions had been
aiken, cling mars remarked:
You're going To put u both togeth'
ar, air't &Ou. captaiu!'
"N0t much vas the reply.
Deputy Irish then led the way up
tie 4, hit of stairs 10 the upper tier III
the biz cage. As Cingnla"S looked out
of the window TO the ground below ne
said: Il wouldn't want to make that
lrOp more than once
There's Just one drop you'll lake.
ny boy" replied the deputy. with IL
/ gnIicant accent. CiugmafS only
nliled.
Three years a"O ii is said tingmarS,
with the R"ennan boys, all
{ whom lived in the immediate h"lSn-
stole s $1,000 from an aSed
1uplc who conducted Il cheese factory
ear Rhinelauder. Wis. rhe old couple
ierc terribly tortured before they
'Ould tell where their money WilS mo-
en-. They were bound and gagged
ud the old lady was brutality beaten
abused before the very eyes Oh iler
who. helpless to assist her,
as compelled to witness the CRIME
being able to raise Il hand III
er defense. The horrible nature OF
le crime aroused the authorities 10
nuSual eXertions. and Il reward OF
200 was offered by the state for the
lpture of each of the robbers. The
ward still stands good, only one or
le Brennan boys having been arrest
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