Arizona Republican / October 2, 1894
The Quietude of Sunday Night Broken.
Southern Pacific Express No. 19 Held Up.
VERY SWIFT JUSTICE
One of the Robbers Riddled With Buckshot in Just Eight Hours After the Robbery.
SURPRISED IN THEIR CAMP.
The eastbound Southern Pacific train No. 19 was held up one mile east of Maricopa on Sunday night. The robbery was nominally successful, but eight hours later one of the outlaws was riddled with buckshot and is now lying in the county jail in deadly peril of the gallows.
The arms and horses of the band were captured and the two associates of the wounded robber are supposed to be skulking in the dense brush near Fisher’s ranch eight miles west of town. Accurate descriptions of the men have been sent out in every direction and their escape is regarded as an impossibility. They may