We are rough men and used to rough ways,” said Bob Younger, after he was captured for his role in the foiled bank raid in Northfield, Minnesota. Nobody had it rougher than Clell Miller. That’s not just because the James-Younger Gang member died during that Northfield robbery. The last 136 years haven’t been too kind to his skeleton either. Miller was one of the two outlaws who died in the street on September 7, 1876 (Bill Chadwell was the other). Henry Wheeler, back home during a break


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