CHAPTER XX.--THE CASH BOX OF THE FAIR.--Frank and Jesse at Kansas City--The gate money seized and carried away--The pool cashier interviewed by Frank, 134-138 CHAPTER XXI.--STE. GENEVIEVE.--The cashier of the bank at Ste. Genevieve surprised--Narrow escape of young Rozier--The bank plundered by the raiders--Escape of the robbers, 139-145 CHAPTER XXII.--A RAILWAY TRAIN ROBBED IN IOWA.--A night vigil--On the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway line--A locomotive ditched and a fireman killed--A successful raid, 146-150 CHAPTER XXIII.--THE GAINES' PLACE STAGE ROBBERY.--How the invalids en route to Hot Springs were plundered on the Malvern road--Scenes and incidents of the robbery--Grim jokes at the expense of the passengers, 151-158 CHAPTER XXIV.--GADSHILL.--A startling sensation--The robbers at the lonely wayside station--The passengers made prisoners and robbed, 159-165 CHAPTER XXV.--AFTER GADSHILL.--Pursuit of the robbers--Trailed through southern Missouri to St. Clair county--Diversions in Bentonville, Arkansas--The campaign leads to a tragedy, 166-172 CHAPTER XXVI.--WHICHER'S RIDE TO DEATH.--The brave detective caught in a trap--Jim Latche's observations in Liberty--The use he made of his knowledge--The last night ride--Whicher shot, 173-181 CHAPTER XXVII.--A NIGHT RAID OF DETECTIVES.--Attempt to avenge Whicher's death--Preparing a trap to catch Frank and Jesse at the Samuels place--Fire balls and bomb shells--A terrible scene--Death of a boy and wounding of Mrs. Samuels, 182-190 CHAPTER XXVIII.--PROPOSED AMNESTY.--Movement in the Legislature--Gen. Jones' amnesty bill--Jesse quietly awaits the turn of events--Failure of the bill to pass in the Legislature--Taking vengeance, 191-195 CHAPTER XXIX.--SAN ANTONIO-AUSTIN STAGE PLUNDERED.--Bandits on the prairies--Strange horsemen at eventide--The stage halted--The passengers plundered, 196-201 CHAPTER XXX.--FARMER ASKEW'S FATE.--The house of Askew--The farmer incurs the hatred of the James Boys--Vengeance threatened--Assassinated while standing on his porch--Jesse and Frank believed to be the guilty parties, 202-207 CHAPTER XXXI.--GOLD DUST--THE MUNCIE BUSINESS.--Lying in wait--The evening train bound from the mining regions--Golden galore--The train stopped by masked men and the express car plundered, 208-210