The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 16, 1886, Page 2

AN OUTLAW’S FATE. — -2- Brannon, the Texas Desperé Killed by Officers. doe poe an Antonio, Tex., June —Joe Brannon, one of the tew outlaws stage robbers, name has been « terror Missouri as well as Texas, was last night on Capt. McCal! by Edward and Wm. Van Ricer,deputy United States marshals, while resist- m 4, remaining and whose in killed ranch ng arrest on a warrant charging committed in Ye B Lr catalogue with robbing conjunction with the stage Gosling murderer of the well known was one : } ssouri, whose in that state is a very bt rob dating highway crimes ot alld rimes formidable one. Stage eries, escrip- tions and several miurcer ned for the tamily unenviable notoriety. Missouri made it too warm ther an for these gentlemen, and most of were the n killed or captured, remaining few vacating Missoun and disappear- Joe Brannon was shot in fourteen nited Srates of different places by the U mitshals and lett m= charge a doctor, his recovery being consider Despite his tearful ed impossible he escape to Texas, where he soon injuries succeeded m vas marked out as a ter. His chiel is due to the fact of hi the Pitts, Dibon gangs, whose exploits on the dangerous charac notoriety in Texas s being imps cated with Yeager and road have been numerous and thrill- On the 31st of May last a charge was made against Joe Bran. non for robbing the postmaster at Double-Horn a warrant was wg. near Austin, and issued Ever since the for his arrest, Gosling, Srannon has been in hiding more or death of less, and when information was re= ceived a few days ago as to his whereabouts Deputy United States Marshals Will and Ed Van Riper acted on it mmmediately. the road and watched a pasture where They pro- ceeded to a point on Bandera Brannon’s horse had been placed and recognized. the officers lay in the sign of Brannon being apparent. Yesterday morning, however, Bran- non was seen to emerge from the brush and enter the pasture to get s horse. Fearing Brannon would reach his horse and elude them the two Van Ripers rushed on the desperado. Brannon quickly made for a thicket, but was closely, followed by Ed Van Riper, who narrowly escaped being shot by Brannon, the ball grazing ins face, Ed Van Kiper quickly replied to the fire and cut off Bran- non’s trigger finger with a bullet. Brannon again fired, but did no damage, while Van Riper’s second shot struck him in the chest, trom which he died an hour atterwards, But before doing so he told the of- ficers that the reason he did not submit was because he would rather die than go to the For two days brush without a penitentiary, and with his dying breath, an oath his lps, on he retused to give any in- formation regarding the members of the gang. surviving His mother, an old lady, resides near where the killing was done, and his brother, Cal Brannon, mow at New Braunsels to stand trial @a the charge of being an accessory tothe murder of the late Hal L. Osling. 1s The Far West Eulogy. 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Taylor | never forgave either or ais after Davis e famous “4 of Mississippi Vista. presented . ment Buena orderly himse Davis’ Taylor wished to see him tent and announced that Gen. quarters men had never spoken had stolen the dat Davis knew ot the old man, jectured that the sudden and per emptory summons boded no good to him. immediately. hter of the the passionate and instantly con- In deep anxiety he hurned to the general’s tent, entered the door, and saluted without speaking or moving a step inside. The door was closed ina moment, and ‘Old Rough and Ready,’ outstretched, embraced his law, with his arms forward and long-ignored exclaiming, ‘By my daughter knew you better than I did. Forgive me! Forgive me!’ rushed son-in- “The reconciliation so dramatic- ally brought about one, and to ihe day death, teen months and after his inauguration as president of the United States, he and Mr. Davis were friends.”"—Col, Pat Donan New York Sun. lasting 1 Zach’s | 2. to Wa as ot olc | ur days! 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