Outlaw Dunn Escapes Captivity Near Dubbo
Wounded outlaw Johnnie Dunn broke from police in Dubbo after lying near death. He escaped through an open window as troopers and a tracker searched the area, with townspeople assembling to aid the pursuit. A local brickmaker Barnes and his helper Smith later found Dunn bedridden under a tree and offered water but declined to transport him toward the Macquarie River.
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Dunn
Dubbo
Drs. Tibbits
Ramsay
MacHale
Dre
Tibbits
Raimeny
Maddale
Johnnie Dunn
Marsh
Barnes
Smith
Macquarie River
Old Dubbo
Dunn the Youngest of Hall and ilbert’s gang met death
The article recounts the capture of outlaw Dunn after a chase to the barracks and his arrest by Smith and a constable. Dunn faces trial in Sydney for murder, is sentenced to death, and is executed on the scaffold. The narrative notes his cool demeanor, his final prayers, and the fate of others connected to the Gardiner-ouni-Hall gang.
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Dubbo
Smith
Lasith
Dana
Dunn
Barnes
MacHale
Young Smith
Bathurst
Sydney
Stephen
Nelson
Collector
Manler
Warangue
John Dwyer
Tim MacCarthy
Sisters of Charity
Johnnie Dunn
Devonshire-Streat
Maciale
Mac
Hall and Ilbert
Torments of Hell with Heumatin and Liniment Cure
Fragmentary ad-like notice mentions Dr Sheldon and a magnetic liniment with claims of curing rain and Koha jourmnanent cure. Prices and a horse sale line reference 1/63 large house and a buyer paying hundred yee, seller one.
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Hell
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Ben Hall and His Gang
T. Lusk
the People’s Tailor
Alteays
Caswell Street
Peak Hill
David Jones & CO
Syunney
Cibats
Unford
Wba
Blade
Treble
Clafford
Clarence Street