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One of the most daring and successful high-
way robberies that ever occurred in this section
was perpetrated between Wilcox and Fort
Thomas on the afternoon of the eleventh in-
stant. Major J. W. Wham, with clerk Gibbon
and an armed escort of eleven men on their
way to the post to pay off the soldiers, and when
in a narrow gorge a few miles south of Cedar
Springs, they were attacked by a party of am-
bushed men. It is said that a constant fire was
kept up for nearly half an hour, when eight of
the escort were wounded, some seriously. The
major was uninjurd, but the clothing of his
clerk was riddled by bullets. The robbers fin-
ally succeeded in getting the money, about
$29,000. Troops were immediately sent out
from Fort Grant to hold the mountain passes,
and on Monday Lieutenant Paxton, with a com-
mand of cavalry from Fort Bayard, passed
through this city for the border. The robbers
have no doubt made their way into Mexico
where they will be safe for a time, at least, but
their capture will eventually be effected, as the
government will never give up the pursuit.
There is supposed to be some ten or twelve of
the robbers — too large a gang to act with dis-
cretion. Two of them are supposed to have been
hit by the fire of the soldiers.