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Las Vegas, New Mexico, December 29, 1880, the notorious gang of outlaws, who under the leadership of Billy the Kid,

have overrun Eastern New Mexico, murdering and committing other deeds of outlawry, was broken

up last Saturday morning by the killing of two and the capturing of four others, including the leader. The prisoners were lodged in

Las Vegas jail, and threats of lynching were prevalent, but the vigilance of the captors,

Deputy Sheriff Garrett and others prevented. Yesterday afternoon, Garrett and the other captors

boarded the train with the prisoners for Santa Fe. The sheriff's

posse crowded about the train. Nearly every window of the cars served as a portal for rifles.

Detective J.T. Morley of the post office department jumped into a cab with a pair of six shooters

and told the engineer to let her go.

I'm David Olushoge and welcome to Journey Through Time.

And I'm Sarah Churchill.

And that was a Philadelphia newspaper article from late December 1880

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