Show BURGLARS CAUGHT Sheriff Ward Captures Two Wyoming < Wyo-ming Toughs A TRAIN PURPOSELY DERAILED Robert Davidson Suspected of Killing His 13rotherA HalfBreed Kills an Indian Murderer Cox Arrested EVASSTOX Wyo Nov 17Special telegram tel-egram to TIE HERALD Sheriff Ward returned this morning with the four men who burglarized three stores here on November No-vember 9 after a chase of over seven hundred hun-dred miles Most of the stolen goods wero recovered this afternoon The men wero tried found guilty and sentenced Thomas McNainey and Josoph Whalver received seven years for burglary Henry Holmes and John Courtney three years for receiving receiv-ing stolen goods The sheriff starts for tho penitentiary with his prisoners tonight A Train Purposely Derailed DENVER Nov liSpecial telegram to THE HEHALD Last night as passenger train No5 the Chicago express was going go-ing west about sixteen miles west of Jules burg it was wrecked by an unknown party who had taken a rail out of one sido po of the track and when the engine struck it It went into the ditch followed by two mai cars one smoker and chair car and two Pullman sleepers The passengers wT ere badly shaken up and no ono hurt The fireman wr freman and Engineer Donaldson narrowly nar-rowly escaped with their lives by crawl ing i out amid the escaping steam The company has offered 1000 reward for any information i loading to who tho guilty guity parties are Suspected of Kllllnc His Brother DEXVER Nov 17Special telegram to TiE HERALD Some time last week Robort Davidson of Denver came into Pueblo and reported at the Santa Fe railroad road office that his brother David had been struck on the headawlth a coupling pin on No 5 between Catlin and Pueblo and that he had also been thrown off while tho train was making forty miles an hour Investigation Investi-gation leads the officers to the belief that tim brothers were walking the on track between be-tween tho stations named and that Robert killed David I is established that they beat their way from La Junta to Catlin and there left the train in the evening and were driven from the stock yards at that place for lighting a fire David had told a fellowworkman that he was afraid of Robert In the morning Robert showed up Fowler but said nothing of his brother until he reached Pueblo when he tried to get a pass on the strength of His brotner having been killed by railway employees em-ployees He then told the story of the assault as-sault Tho officials laughed at him and set an inquiry afloat David was found dead as described and tho body robbed Tho train men will push the case against Robert in j order to clear themselves A HalfBreed Kills an Indian POCATELLO Nov 1iSpecial telegram to THE HERALD Late yesterday even ing a halfbreed who is butcher at Ross Fork for tho Fort Hall Indian agenoy had some trouble with an Indian and struck him over the head with a cleaver inflicting a fatal wound Early this morn ing Chief Clerk Mass arrived In this city having the halfbreed in charge He said when he left tho agency the injured Indian In-dian was dying and that his friends were so worked up over the matter ha had to conceal the halfbreed and bring him away on the first train to prevent his being killed by the enraged redskins The half breed will have a trial as soon as Agent Fisher can pacify tho Indians sufficiently to insure his safety Murderer John Cox Captured CANON CITY Colo Nov liSpocial telegram to THE HERALD John Cox who killed Anderson and Calhoun at Calhoun last Sunday night was captured in Bessemer Besse-mer near Pueblo this morning He had walked the entire distance ubout fifty miles He was spotted In Pueblo by Constable Con-stable Keene who boarded a freight train and caught him some distance out Cox came to Colorado from Carthgate Utah where he had been working Sunday at Chandler he was full and says he was in a strange crowd In front of a saloon a fight started and bo and a friend J M Bell went out and stopped it They then went into another saloon some ono followed and struck him with a stone He says ho shot twioe in selfdefense and then made Son the brush The row occurred over the discussion of union matters There were five of us at Chandler from Carthgate all union men but not Knights of Labor and tho other men kept picking on us No Carthgate could ever work In Chandler they said and thoy expected to run us oi Cox was brought to Caflon City tonight There are rumors that the miners of Chandler will attempt to lynch him Evidence in the Rarnaby Case DBNVER Colo Nov 17Spccial telegram tele-gram to TIE HERALD District Attorney Stephens stated to your correspondent tonight to-night that most of the evidence ho has secured se-cured in the Barnaby murder case will be direct not circumstantial The first two days he says Alll bo consumed in securing a jury Ho expects JO get in the greater part oi his evIdence triaay ana Saturday November 26 and 27 The line of the de fence he thinks will be to throw the blame of the death of Mrs Barnaby on Florence Worrell Witnesses will bo called by the prosecution that will astonish the defense Stevens says he confidently expects ex-pects a conviction |