...f six weeks, had been killed, maimed, or run off, because they were radical Union men or d----d abolitionists. About the first of September, Anderson's gang attacked a railroad train on the North Missouri road, took from it twenty-two unarmed soldiers, many on sick-leave, and, after robbing, palced them in a row and shot them in cold blood. Some of the bodies they scalped, and put others across the ...