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on his robbing rampages, Among his victims were: Sequo=
yah HOUSvOn, @ possemans his orother-in-law, George Brown,
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Sister; Richard Richards, the station master at Nowatas
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Gq ie; and Lawrence Keating, a prison guard, whom he killed
in an unsuccessful escape attempt. Scie ee eG was
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Mexican, Negro and Cherokee. He roamed the Indian Terri-
tory, spreading death and_destruction whereever he_w Coe aun
on his robbing rampages, Among his victims were: Sequo-~
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a painter of lenapah, for whose murder he was condemned to
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