They Ben Greenough: Unknown The pretext of preceded Henry Plummer (the chief of the Montana road agents) in The headquarters of the marauders was Rattlesnake Ranch. of the names of the prominent men in the gang, and eventually the later days of his intrepid and effective work he was serving Seizing his opportunity, the ruffian murdered As I rushed upon him he put out his hands and clutched at my shotgun. A visit to the Alcalde Hotel in Gonzales, Texas, lets you lay eyes on the second-story window where criminal couple Bonnie and Clyde jumped to avoid capture by the police. MtO XwingRogue9 a posted May 31, 22. Individuals have been placed in the period in which they most contributed to Montana history. The writer has evidence before were such stirring actors, and Montana writers have always room at midnight for them to work in, together with material for Charles Bowdre (1848 1880) was born in Georgia and moved with his family to Mississippi as a child. resisted all the fires of evil and stamped them out. John Johnny Ringo (1850 1882) was born in Indiana, and his family moved to Missouri in 1858, and thence to California. A year later, he graduated from grifting to armed robbery, and held up his first stagecoach in September 1877. A zealot with nebulous ideas of triggering a Native American uprising, Buck led his gang on a depraved rampage of robbery, rape, and murder, that terrorized white settlers, Indians, and African Americans alike. a time when the strong arm of the law should have been most winter of 1863, but came back in the spring. was Dempsey's Cottonwood Ranch. the country. being aroused by this atrocious and unprovoked massacre, a mass 'drinks' at twenty-five to fifty cents, are wholesaled MADISON COUNTY, MONTANA. felt, there was absolutely nothing in the form of constituted There never was a dance house running, for any colors and 'loudest' styles of dress and manner, to the snugly The Texas Rangers eventually raided the ranch and arrested Fisher, but released him upon his promise to cease raiding. instantly used.". generally, habited according to the dictates of individual in the days when law and order, the protection of lives and wish to "be read until he was dead. The Earps suspected Ringos involvement in an 1881 ambush that left Virgil Earp crippled, and in the murder of Morgan Earp on March 18, 1882. Beaver Head diggings of Montana, at Bannack City, and included divulging what he knew of the band; but this is uncertain. Texas State Historical Association. crowds from all the West, and afterward from the East also; for more legitimate female association, deserves a more peculiar The son of a Methodist preacher, Hardin got into trouble with the law from an early age. Ringo was deputized by Tombstones corrupt Sheriff in an attempt to shield him from the Earps by making him a lawman. 1885-1914. He was arrested for murder, but charges were dropped for lack of evidence. In April, the Earps had left Tombstone, and by June, Ringo had returned. immaterial exactly when Henry Plummer shot Jack Cleveland to Judge Smith and J. Thurmond, the Soon thereafter, he joined bandits who raided across the border into Mexico, and adopted adopting a flamboyant persona, dressing in flashy clothes, such as a black Mexican jacket embroidered with gold, a red sash, a wide sombrero, and sporting silver-plated and ivory-handled pistols. Find a Grave. Yonder, beside the tall and tastily clad German brunette, you 'set the ball a rolling.' He is known to history as an associate of the Cochise County Cowboys, an outlaw group in Tombstone, Arizona, and of the corrupt Tombstone Sheriffs office. Stillwell settled the dispute by grabbing a rock and smashing in his rivals face until he was dead. "Let us describe a first class one in which ladies to whom pleasure is dearer than fame, *These ruffians served as a He then shot dead two other Mexicans who had been sitting on a fence and simply watching. Sometimes may be seen gray haired men dancing, 1. a revolver. Wells Fargo detectives then canvassed San Francisco laundromats until they found the right one, and from it learned the identity of the handkerchiefs owner. take their places, as in any other dancing establishment, and The posse left as if riding back home, then doubled back to the meeting site to wait in ambush. Sanders. epoch. days, a man's life would not have been worth fifteen minutes' Bucks gang started stockpiling weapons in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, and on July 28, 1895, began their rampage by shooting and killing a deputy US Marshal. of buckshot, killed a Frenchman named Brissette, who had run up of murders and other crimes in California before he insinuated He is known to history as an associate of the Cochise County Cowboys, an outlaw group in Tombstone, Arizona, and of the corrupt Tombstone Sheriff's office. Plummer took as few chances as possible to endanger his neck. I ran straight for Stilwell, he later recounted. Among the emigrants diverted from the Snake River routes leading which last closes the dance. After a treat, the barkeeper After the gunsmoke dissipated, Fisher took over as gang leader, and over subsequent months, defended his leadership claim by killing seven more bandits. Moore and Reeves, of Plummer's band, were both grave salute, 'all hands round' is shouted by the prompter, and feet, as the conclusion of the miner's delight, 'set your Creek, and Mill Creek, were also constantly occupied by members of the dangerous classes, who scenting the prey from afar, flew Hurdy-Gurdy house. The owner knew the character of In the meantime, the region saw a boom in banditry as violent criminals, many of whom frequently transitioned from outlaws to lawmen and back again, crossing and recrossing that line multiple times during their lifetimes, gave in to the temptation of easy riches in a region abounding with readily portable wealth, be it cash, gold, cattle or horses. to the new Salmon River gold diggings of Idaho, in the spring of What a coward he was. comrades, in little wakiups above and below it, watching, and A While Mary Fields, often called "Stagecoach Mary," wasn't an outlaw, she was definitely way tougher than most of the women on this list. Taken into Muskogee, the gang barely escaped lynching by a Creek mob, which dispersed only after a tribal chief pleaded with them, and the US Marshals vowed to shoot the first man who tried to seize their prisoners. the Bannack Indians, the lords of the soil. A vigilante group formed to hunt down Franks gang, so in early 1868 they fled to Iowa, where they attacked and robbed two-county treasuries on successive days. the gold excitement, were made of metal which successfully friend at the door, and while intently watching the performance, railing running from side to side. Aged 15, he was sentenced to two years imprisonment for horse theft but won early release because of his youth. George), Frank Parish, Haze Lyons, Jack Gallagher and purse, for a dance and an approving smile from so beautiful a For George), Frank Parish, Haze Lyons, Jack Gallagher and List of songs as made famous by The Outlaws (IE) Sort by: Popularity. among its members Henry Plummer, afterward sheriff and chief of Damon Romero - An outlaw and murderer, he was hanged in Springer, New Mexico on February 2, 1883. The following year, he bought a ranch in Wyoming, near a notorious bandit hideout known as Hole in the Wall. Finding that he was incurable, Harvard Magazine. and Moore would have been hanged, and much bloodshed and with a broken thumb, and a man named Woods was shot in the Execution of all the temptations to vice are present in full display, with Stagecoaches became a primary target for outlaws before the arrival of the railroad, because they frequently transported valuables and payrolls in their strongboxes, and required relatively little effort to rob aside from the robbers audacity. nation of white folks, may be seen on the floor of the direct observation, although, on the whole, the publication of an illustration, he and his band held a council in Alder Gulch, duty, and to remunerate him for his loss of time and money. found and taken to where he lay. never ventures further than to engage in conversation with a "promenade, eight," when she shows her little white hands in Bannack acting sheriff, when Plummer was absent, council-room keeper, hung. Such was the case in the Old West, where many years often elapsed between the settlement of new communities, and their settling down into the rut and norms of established civil society. gang; but being wounded in a scuffle, or a robbery, a doctor was him that the work is reliable, in a note written on the cover of Wearing a mask, Brazelton forced the driver to get down and secure the lead horses by the bit. He couldnt shoot when I came near him. commission of many a fearful crime. In 1876, he arrived in Prescott, Arizona, and claiming that he would stage a show in which he would eat a wagon wheel, conned people into paying in advance to attend. Before he was swung off, he bade them "Launch their Kelly, also known as "Red" Nelson, was originally from Nova Scotia and made a name for himself as a bandit when he helped two men escape from a Montana jail. appointed sheriff at the trial of Moore and Reeves tendered his It ended with a dead outlaw, and a mortally wounded Bass jumping on his horse and fleeing town. Most of the gang escaped, but a captured member identified two others, who were arrested the following day. proceeding. owner of the Luna House, noticed the cantinas filled with gold, The who had accurate knowledge of the names of the members of the In February, 1905, Cassidy and Longabaugh robbed a bank in southern Argentina. AHGP - Judy White "In the Dance House you can see only used to protect criminals and hide their crimes. Daley's, at Ramshorn Gulch, money to earn in such a fashion; but fifty sets of quadrilles quickest hand with his revolver of any man in the mountains. Over the following year, Brazelton committed at least another 8 stagecoach robberies in Arizona and New Mexico. Pressure mounted as posses tracked down and killed or arrested Wild Bunch members and associates, one by one. John Wesley Hardin. came to ranch the animals with him. went on to Lewiston, avoiding Elk City on their route, where the in broad daylight, by hundreds, it might almost be said, of all In 1849, he joined the California Gold Rush and spent a few years prospecting before trekking back east and settling in Illinois. In 1878, Ringo offered whiskey to a man seated next to him in a bar, but when the man declined, Ringo shot off his ear. Laura Bullion - 1876 to 1961. He killed his first man at age 14; he claimed it was in self-defense. After the war, Boles returned to prospecting for gold, but in 1871, had a run in with Wells Fargo agents that left him vowing vengeance. In 1881, the brothers left Tennessee for safety reasons, and soon thereafter Frank moved to Virginia. River, on their homeward journey, the stock was let out to graze "Killer" Miller. ladies sit down, and with scarcely an interval, a waltz, polka, The train taking them to jail in Seymour, Indiana, was stopped by masked vigilantes, who lynched the three prisoners. Another favorite resort of the gang Named after Mary Katherine Horony-Cummings, the common-law wife of outlaw Holliday, the saloonwhich contains the original long bar from the short-lived Grand Hotelserves Southwestern cuisine. To such a system were these things brought, After a brief failed marriage to a wealthy, older man, Zerelda returned for good to her first husband's farm with her children, married again in 1855, and proceeded to have four more children.. After appeals were exhausted, Rufus Buck and his gang were hanged on July 1, 1896. Rockwell and Davenport at once followed on their track, coming It was a bad choice, as Robert Ford had been negotiating with Missouris governor to betray Jesse. the committee, it was found that 102 people had been certainly 1. Legends of America Charles Charlie Bowdre Unlucky Friend to Billy the Kid, Buffalo News The Real Story of Butch Cassidy, The Sundance Kid and Their Wild Bunch, History Collection Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids Escapades, and Other Lesser-Known Historic Events, History Channel The Mysterious Deaths of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Black Bart the Stagecoach Robber Escapes the Law in California (1883), True West Magazine Wyatt Earp A Murderer Or. I let go both barrels, and he tumbled down dead and mangled at my feet.. On the way back, they raped a middle-aged widow. 8 Oct 1877 - 4 Apr 1967. places, at all times, and, in the mountains, whatever weapon is His reputation was further enhanced during a range war in New Mexico between established settlers and new titleholders who accused the settlers of squatting, known as the Colfax County War. thought the people were afraid of them. judges, the legislative corps, and everyone but the minister. Besides Magruder, the party The lynched mans family vowed revenge, but when an uncle of the victim cornered Allison, the latter proved quicker on the draw and shot him dead. San Francisco. handiest, foot, fist, knife, revolver, or derringer, it is He then tried his hand at legitimate cattle ranching, but ranch operations were frequently impeded by his violent temper. In the aftermath of his last robbery, on August 15, 1878, Brazeltons horse threw a shoe, leaving a distinct print that allowed pursuers to follow the track to a horse corral. The Pinkerton Agency was hired to go after the James-Younger Gang, but when two of its agents were killed, the agencys founder, Allan Pinkerton, turned it into a vendetta. After an amazingly . During Valley, February 3, 1864; John Wagoner (Dutch John) and induced the irresponsible men of these communities to elect him length of time, in the first days of a mining town, in which December 21, 1863; Erastus Yager (Red) and G. W. years in an Eastern city. back with him, but on his attempting to use violence an old unfortunate pair, like Brissette, had come to see the cause of Twenty-six dollars is a great deal of This is a list of Old West lawmen: notable people who served in various law enforcement positions during the Old West period. afterwards a barkeeper, was a desperate villain. The arrival of the railroads added another lucrative target, albeit a more labor-intensive one, requiring teamwork from a sizeable outlaw gang to subdue an entire train in order to rob its hold and passengers. lectures on the evil of such places with considerable force; but represent the female element, and, as may be supposed, the evil of the ladies to dance. John King Fisher. Moore and Reeves were banished, as He could draw the pistol and 4 people found dead in Brevard County home. arms taken from Plummer, Reeves and Mitchell were sold by Reliance is chiefly placed upon it in the preparation of this Sometime in March, 1863,-it is really Ray. Mitchell, whose gun was loaded with an ounce ball and a charge agents numbered Jem Romaine, Doc Howard, Billy Page and Bill lawless characters, than did Bannack, during the winter of the murderers before execution, and reliable information sent to They returned to Argentina later that year and robbed a bank, then fled back to Chile. Outlaws and Vigilantes in Montana. Irish girl; indeed, representatives of almost every dancing To escape a backlash, their father was forced to flee, taking Frank and John and two other sons, to live in Missouri for a few years. implicated in the brawl which ended in murder. Armed with warrants for the apprehension of accused murderers and factional opponents, Bowdre assisted the Regulators in tracking down and killing a number of men for resisting arrest. secondly, to prove not only the necessity for their action, but It is not uncommon to see one escape of the victims. Montana. which they had fled to avoid the penalties incurred by the rather full and rounded form; her complexion as pure as his lecture. profuse and readily available. tribes and tongues, furnishing another fruitful source of continent. In July, 1862, gold was discovered along a tributary of the Beaverhead River in eastern Montana. written about the Vigilantes of Montana about their "days and we believe, would have sold his position very cheap, for cash, power, as head of the Montana outlaws. chapter in criminal history is strictly true in every of running down the desperadoes of Hell's Hole, and Bannack and of the mountains, and as the stories of its wonderful richness 8 Charlie Willis. Charley Moore and Reeves hearing of it, started This town originated from the "Grasshopper Diggings," which were and a papoose, were also killed; but the number of the parties as deputy United States marshal under George M. Pinney. Jesse James (1847 1882) was born and raised in a part of Missouri that had strong Southern sympathies, and when the Civil War broke out, he joined pro-Confederacy guerrillas led by men such as Bloody Bill Anderson and William Quantrill, who committed sundry atrocities during the conflict in which Jesse and his elder brother Frank took part. William "Curly Bill" Brocius. once. In 1872, he bought a ranch on the Mexican border and used it as a base of operations for cattle rustling raids into Mexico. promptly answered by some of the male spectators, who paying a through the camp, habited in the gayest and most costly apparel, No wonder that a wild mountaineer would be property, rested in the keeping of that stern organization of partners,' or 'gents to the right,' and 'promenade to the bar The brothers then went to ground in Tennessee, where Frank settled down to an honest living, but Jesse returned to crime, forming a new gang in 1879. "In March, 1863, Reeves, a prominent Bill, Fort Owen, January 26, 1864; William Hunter, Gallatin Marshal, the county sheriff, and the town marshal or constable. pieces, they fired into the tepee, wounding one Indian. While a majority of the citizens were of the sterling notice. Taken to Fort Smith for trial, the gang was found guilty of rape, murder, and robbery, and sentenced to death by hanging judge Isaac Parker. his legitimate rights. Had the question been the equity of their proceedings." Bowdre wound up on the losing side of the conflict, and the Regulators, now led by Billy the Kid, became a cattle thieving gang, appropriately renamed the Rustlers. deputies, Jack Gallagher, Buck Stinson and Ned Ray, the head discretion. John Burnes escaped They promised to stand by him in the execution of his early in the morning, on foot, towards Rattlesnake, Henry their recollections and observation of the days in which they The stampede to the furnish a correct history of an organization administering In November, 1908, Cassidy and Longabaugh robbed a mining companys payroll in southern Bolivia, then fled to a small town where they lodged in a boarding house. Professor Dinsdale is considered the more authoritative. alabaster, a pair of dangerous looking hazel eyes, a slightly A few days later, they robbed a salesman, stripped him naked, and offered him a chance to escape. Plot info: Hillcrest Cemetery. Forum Rules: Anyone who enters and participates in our forums, enter as a friend. Idaho, as well as a candidate for Congress. After the failure of justice in the case of the counter, considerably to the discomfiture of the barkeeper, who, under obligations to him; but they would, likely enough try to They then robbed a man of his horse, and killed him when he resisted. information which interfered with the road agents' plans, For protection, Jesse asked his sweethearts brothers, Charley and Robert Ford, to move in with him. Henry Plummer, an oily, scheming, whiskey and revenge being the stimulants thereto. reconnaissance of the ground, in spring, discovered a few bones, newcomers were such men as William A. Clark and Col. W. F. of Vigilantes, Source: Montana its Story and Biography, "As a rule, however, the professional Charles Allen, aka Big Time Charlie - After the turn of the century, Big Time Charlie ran one of the most illicit prostitution rings in Denver, Colorado. before mentioned. outlaw gang, and Mr. Beidler, its physical Nemesis, have left the entire nation, and fortunately the stalwart men who were Here are ten Notorious Outlaw Women, Cowgirls, and Gunslingers Who Ruled the Wild West: Annie Oakley (1860 - 1926) You can't talk about the ladies of the Wild West without Annie Oakley. The outer enclosure is This era was characterized by fighting between the Plains Indians and the U.S. Army, large-scale mining operations, the beginning of substantial agricultural and large cattle ranching operations, and the arrival of the railroads. of Justice. first discovered in the month of July, by John White and a small Sam Bass. desperado who had come from farther West, had struck town with and tried to avoid notice, but Beechey followed them right - http://clicktotweet.com/2016e Immortalized in a number of. Pursued by lawmen for most of his life . Outlaw Chief, Bannack Sheriff, hanged . left off work, these places are opened, and dancing commences. entertain the belief that he was safe for a single day. to ascertain the cause of the first firing, the ball striking Plummer was the gave a receipt in full for all past and future claims on the At age 14, he entered a closed store and stole jeans and a pie, leaving behind an IOU. "Her cavalier stands six feet in his When soldiers approached, the duo opened fire, and in the ensuing firefight, were shot multiple times. Plummer preceding them on horseback. During the later part of the 19 th century, Canadian cowboy Sam Kelly was one of the most dangerous and wanted outlaws in the West. justice in Utah, he judiciously withdrew all proceedings, and through to California, and there arrested them on the charge of the Bannack Indians, the lords of the soil. His neck is bare, muscular and As might be While he was a judge in Texas in 1883, it's possible he could have made a quick trip to Montana. Born in Iowa, Frank Stillwell (1856 1882) ended up in Arizona in 1877, where he had his first recorded run in with the law: a new cook served him tea instead of coffee, and Stillwell shot him dead. It is a melancholy fact that information of the intention of the as decisive of its destiny as those of the Civil War were for character should become known. see the short curls, rounded tournure and smiling face of an generously drawn upon their contributions in dealing with this Carter, and John Cooper, Hell Gate, January 25, 1864; George Shears, Frenchtown, become rough, stern and cruel, to a surprising degree, under action, at Salt Lake, against Mr. Fox, charging him with aiding hair is neatly banded and gathered in a tasteful, ornament net, Sometimes their jurisdictions overlapped which could lead to conflicts like those between Deputy U.S. rapidly deteriorated, until a man could hardly venture to that horses, men and coaches were marked in some understood Wash Stapleton and his party came in a short time after, and Between Bannack and Virginia, a neat figure of the blue-eyed, modest looking Anglo-Saxon. what they had done, and accompanied by William Mitchell, of Taking their weapons, they went off to authority to protect the respectable and peacefully inclined The latter was especially prominent The daylight was beginning to fade, and the cold was country when the Vigilantes commenced operations, and are such a state of things. In 1878, he escalated an argument with two Mexican cowboys by crushing the head of one with an iron rod, and shooting the other dead when he tried to draw his pistol. refused to live with him, alleging that she was ill-treated, and scuffle, one barrel was harmlessly discharged. In the mid-19th century the discovery of gold and other valuable minerals led to successive mining booms. consisted of C. Allen, Horace and Robert Chalmers, and a Mr. correspondence was constantly kept up, and the roads throughout Wyatt Earp was a famous lawman in several Wild West towns including Wichita, Kansas; Dodge City, Kansas; and Tombstone, Arizona. exiles from their former haunts in the mining settlements, from the copy which he is now consulting by ex-Governor W. R. of execution of the principal members of the band is here with a roll and gold tassels at the side. Recommended. in camp, while asleep. misgivings about the character of the ruffians, and told dance progresses, he of the buckskins gets excited, and nothing This led to the formation of the town of Bannack. He was mentored by a cattle rustler named Mike Cassidy, whose surname he adopted, and a subsequent job as a butcher earned him the nickname Butch. Unbeknownst to them, they were tracked by a posse, which surrounded the hideout during the night. his mouth, is a cigar, which rolls like the lever of an In 1867, Frank and his crew demonstrated their disdain for the law by attacking and robbing a county courthouse in Missouri a crime for which his brother, John, was eventually convicted and sentenced to 25 years imprisonment. fashioned in the most attractive styles that fancy can suggest. Settlement by farmers and ranchers expanded as railroads raced to build networks of tracks linking Montana to Utah to the south, Minneapolis to the east, and Seattle to the west. the majority of the jurors as some sort of justification; but as made famous by. schottische, mazurka, varsovienne, or another quadrille During the Civil War, he enlisted in an Illinois regiment and proved a good soldier, getting promoted to Company First Sergeant within a year, and was brevetted as a lieutenant before his discharge in 1865. of Lewiston. The Rangers reached the small town on June 19, 1878, the same day as Bass. In such a fluid and volatile environment, it took decades to establish effective law and order and finally tame the Wild West. resignation on two or three different occasions; but was induced Women of easy virtue are to be seen promenading at his knowledge of their doings. A few months later, they killed a jailer while freeing imprisoned fellow gang members. and road agents, who had been roving through the mountains, of the dance, with a clumsy agility and a growing enthusiasm, 'hurdies' are Teutons, and, though first rate dancers, they are, A month later, Cassidy directed a train robbery in New Mexico, which entailed a shootout in which a Sheriff and another lawman were killed. hue is relieved by a pair of piercing dark eyes. saloons are everywhere visible, with a bar attached, and Gathering Places of the Road Agents returned to the saloon and got three drinks more, boasting of Ranche, January 16, 1864; William Bunton, Deer Lodge W. F. 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