| Show capture OP j BC ats i AT about two this morning heberd Heb Beb erP kimball J quincy knowl oni ori and riley biley judd arrived in town gaivin having g in their custody two men who are supposed to be two of the four men men who robbed the central pacific train 1 l and who were Q geen seen ee a at deep creek lately theodore F tracy TracyE esq agent of yells veils fargo co in 14 this city eity had spoken to heber about going out west raising a posse of men and making an effort to ind flud these robbers in company with his wife and arid her sister and J quincy knowlton he left the city yesterday morning in a carriage for Grants grantsville ville expecting to leave the ladies there and from that point take his measures to find the robbers if possible when they reached the forks of the road beyond the point pointon of the mountain they saw the stage coming and found that riley elley judd aebers brother in law luw was aboard heber hailed him and requested him to go back laack with him to riley eiley said be could not very well weli do so as he had some letters wh which hought ought to come to the gity city just then they saw two horsemen approaching from the west and as tuey they thought the letters could besent by them riley got off the stage and ana accompanied them I 1 when the horsemen saw them they sheered out of the road as if to avoid hut seeing it was a carriage containing ladies they turned back into the road when Wh enthey they met heber hber inquired if they ibey were going to the city and could take some letters one replied that one of them was but the other would not go in for three days some further conversation ensued during which they remar remarked ked that they had bad been mining in skull valley what they said arous H inquired if they harthard had heard thard about the railroad being robbed they replied they had haa not and wanted to know if the robbers had bad been caught he said no but added you answer the Oe description very well and I 1 guess well take yeh yea 11 at the same moment having got f the he carriage during the conversation he seized the horse by the bridie bridle and bro brought tight his pistol to be bear ar upon the man r theother the other one started his horse horae into I 1 a gallop and rode off as hard bard as ho could he ho was wag followed by J quincy knowlton who mounted the captured mans horse and gave chase the fellow having haying however got about two miles the start of him he succeeded in getting so clyae to tb him that he could have shot sho him if he bad wished but bilt being alone with him he thought to doso dobo wod would be unwise and continued the chis chase LV by thib this time they had rea reached clied elied the vicinity of ore E T city and in passing through the slough or irrigating canal the supposed r robber obber threw a way away what seemed deehne to be saddlebags saddle eaddie bage bags and lind shorty shortly afterwards quincy captured him he searched the water and all around for sometime time for the be saddlebags but could not finchem findl find hem in the meantime the other supposed robber bad been belonging to or near that of bishop lorenzo young and was kept there under gaard guard by riley biley judd while heber mounted one of his team horses and went down the abad toas to assist bist alst quincy in securing scouring the other man when they got ready to bring them on to the city they proposed to tie them but no sooner did the dir fir fairstone stone caught gean rear hear the proposition than he made a desperate effort to getti get way away he ran towards the mill pond one oneff of the boys fired the shotgun at hi hib his legs but it was loaded with nine gino fine shot ardd arid only two or three of the them ra hit him they finally c caught kueht him but he only submitted after aftel he be received bever hover 5 al raps taps on the head from the butt end of a pistol we are indebted to officer philips for the above particulars I 1 heber quincy and alad riley having started with the intention of trying to find the other men A company of V U S cavalry from fram camp douglas also started in search of the robbers alfred barstow E esq sq the U 8 special mail agent made hip lip application yeAt yesterday erday to the general commanding for the aid of the cavalry I 1 I 1 loy but orders had bad to be received f from r washington by general morrow before he could send them with such an outfit as to mak make their ethear services available it is altogether likely that the other two will shortly be captured As soon as mr barstow heard the intelligence telli gence of the robbery through a dispatch from superintendent towne he immediately took tra train inand and dame came out atit on the line until be he met the train which had been plundered and obtained all the information which he could from the men who were aboard since then he has been indefatigable in id hl his eker exer eions to obtain clues to their movements and to have them arres arrested tedi ile he has used the telegraph freely and its aid has contributed greatly to the arrest of these two who are now here through his kindness we have been favored with wah the perusal of the statement of one of the captured men the one who is wounded which mr B wrote down as he gave it mr barstow took the precaution be fore receiving it to warn him that if he did not tell the truth any statement he might make would only damage him if he would give him a true account he would do all he could consistently for lor him the man answers the description of one of the robbers wm ami harvey and he be had upon his person at the time of his capture a pair of gloves marked W 11 harvey but he be denies that he la Ig harvey he says gays he traveled and slept with the latter who gave him these gloves his name he says is leander morton and that is the signature which he has affixed to the written statement gita tita lement harvey in the published description lon ion of the robbers abbe rs is described as 23 years old t this ro h a m man an says he i is s 28 years of age he fie admits nothing that would show on its face that he was a party to the robbing of the train but there are several points of his statement as to his movements and where he stopped which agree with tile the information in the i pos sess session ign of mr barstow respecting the movements of the robbers when ewhen shown the compass marked wm HiLr harvey Vey co 1 I ard 3rd TJ S cavalry which was found by mr B in the debris picked tin tip by the men on the train after th the robbery he denied ever having seen it before he is an honest miner according to his own account and if it be doubted he be wan wants tsan an nicer filcer to be sent for from fort halleck who is acquainted with wilh harvey that he may be confronted with him hirn and jhen then hen hed it will willbe be es easily silV proved that hels hela he is not the tho man in iii his saddlebags saddle saddie bags at the we time of his he had bad in greenbacks green backs 39 0 ril hil gold com dolls SS iid ild j bliver silver ft si littie package aaka e of gold rust weighing q ift little littie over 37 ounces and another package i weighing nearly hearly 28 ourice ounces sf this gold dust andu U 8 currency traded for but I 1 unfortunately for fon forham fo nhim him the dust Is boise roise dust duet the kind which was stolen from flom wells fargo aps cps treasure beaure re aure and another unfortunate feature tu re for him is that the cumberson num berson berbon all the greenbacks green backs found on od him hlin ale are are de eib faced I 1 A gold chain was vas found an urion him bim m this be he called balled a fob chain but buh it tl is not hot it is h a piece of a new gold neek neck chain which has evidently been teen cul cut in foai pieces thid this piece being fourth the length in his hl statement ae I 1 admits that hib hia hla traveling companion had a pair of saddle saddie baga also niso ahls this we understand d the other denies but there is no doubt b t in throw 1119 ilig in them off i w when on he was chlis chils chased edg ede the other captured man id bays says YS his name is baker but he db answers eivers holthe description mr barstow haff oae of the robbers of the train when captured they stated they were s strangers to each ot herbut afterwards they nian Ife If ested eted an anxiety to converse con verse verbe with each ather which heber P leemit was scarcely a suh suf hable suitable tine tino nor for thema them to plage eacle gaell others acquaintance then baker or about the mail mall rob robbery berj bery which had bad been win committed p fated near ne nechi h 1 i aridly anid arid lh al one of ubo parties 11 engaged in 4 ahat that hat had told 1014 all till he knew ariew about abou it or turned states evidence he remarked in the heaning hearing of biscom panion morton morion or harvey horvey and as hs was w as thought thour ht with wilh with the intention that thit what lie he said sald saia sald should be heard by tira alir thab that if I 1 a companion comp aalon 0 O of his were to serve berve him 96 He Would kill him I 1 if it he hadbo do it G in the orif he wasla wasa friend of thee ther ciari man kho pho who iho waa thu thus informed upon tipon he would kill the man squawked ked I 1 if these thead men sr are not iho the robbers of bf the train then it is lev altogether likely they ae are guilty of acme other crime for innocent men do not run away sway if accused of robbery hother bother are alre they f hib ile lie under lander fhe the necessity af pf telling ain Aff feret and lind PL S albors r iwuc about shout heln heir they 40 1 not asil ally aily ray TAY fil large birge amounts cormoney or mondy money alid alad nd gold dust about them and do not find it necessary to deface all the numbers of the currency which they carry mr barstow and ar r theodore theodo re P F ura tra cy expressed to us their confidence that they are two of the robbers robb ers erb carr the of df the I 1 wd woman m an at fort eort hallood Is in stil I 1 at large largo I 1 arge and whether harvey isi the wo soldier who ho connived with him to let him escape and bind who went off with bimby him bim himor br not noame we learn but we hope that in a ew aw days all bothem of them will bein be in custody I 1 we wd bre are gratified with the promptness with which the capture of these men has been effected effo effe eted and especially that having come loome into our territory ry they have been beed arrested arr asted by ance of our citizens ddn denof of this class will i get the idea after awhile probably that tha utah butah is the most unsafe place on the continent for them to be in and will give it a wide berth we dehope hope hore so at least the arrest of these robbers and the capture of six of those who stopped the other frain train will have the effect ta to check road agents in their desperate game galeand and to show them that wide and ands sparsely settled setti ed as the great basin is it ignot is not a very favorable fre ire region forthe for their lr operations hi t WW probably i be safe in saying say bay ing that no branc of home industry has attained k a greater degree of perfection than the manufacture of boots and shoes the work turned out in zions cooperative operative co boot and shoe establishment fand that af co we have been informed by a practical shoemaker who has worked for vor first class arms in tha the old country Is as good both in point of elegance aud substantiality as is is done 1 anywhere we ar are q satisfied that tha goods imported here bere 1 are equal td the best quality tf lof those articles made in this territory r r if ah ril body bode doubts him visit eitai oither either ot 0 ehg thea boye named damga establishment a abd i nd see s ee for himself the work there produced there is the least necessity for a latter day saint wearing any of the above articles that aro are ar manufactured of uan ulab j R RANSOMED 11 D JF jioM rt plans plass A tas texas pap paper says i mrs kizer and her two children childre who yere fero were captured some sonia six or eight weeks ago in in montague on tague county by the indians have returned home homa they rhey were ransomed rans omed by the authorities at al eort fort still for the sum of mi ersk K says the theIn indians diana dlanA had hild plenty to eat eab during liec lier captivity and ind that ahat with w rth ith the exception orthe manner in which her food was prepared she fared tery ery ecy well in this respect |
