Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-10
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ROGUERN AND \ ROGUE CNf Fl
On Wednesday night rogue sue. <
getting into the Granite Bank. N, f
the building on the hack-sidc, Boy ns.
step ladder, and breaking out a PAM 4
The breaking OF the glass was hear Is
watch on the wharf, who stood cuir L
the building while the keyes Of the b,.
procured from the teller. After waltz
time 10 see II any attemp, would h
most Of the party entered the building (
the back door, and upon reaching the
room there was no one there. lie had
operations upon hearing the approartt
steps, and assembled TO the upper ,i1r
same building, where he was found e
box, and delivered himself up into %,
of the officers, without resistance
been TO work upon the vault, and had ID
gil only IN opening the outside dnp az
IL wood--his person was scarcheONA
ing of consequence was found about h- \
memorandum book from which ii I'd
that he had been a laborer. He al
name as William Goodrich, and staredl
had two accomplices, who left the
some time belore-probably when the E
man went for aid-onc of them was 4
lookout, and supposlng they were DIS,
alarmed the other, and they both escaPI
gether-leaving one behind in the t.
stake the responsibility" Nothing was
en- from the institution.
Goodrich, when he was taken by the 0'
said he was "dreadful sorry" lie WIS
up before the police court on IhuTsdH
noon, and underwent an examination
bound over in the sum Of $4,000 to mol
appearance for trial at the next term
municipal court, for want Of which b
| committed.
Another Of the robbers has been az
since the above intelligence. lie IS
Don Carlos, alias, Sears-was exam
the police court and remanded for tna
municipal court in March. lie was ID
by Goodrich, who was first caught, a
probably be used as States evidence,
! in turn has deserted the third rogue,
he does not know his name.
Goodrich being sworn, said-On VI
dav afternoon | met Eayres near d
J scales, and ne said he wanted me to .!
where with him in the evening, but be-
tell me where. In the evening ] mel
South Market street, near CommercA
and he then said he was going TO br
the Granite bank-we then went and
the steps at the window, and then We
Ann street, where lost him. The he
for fire, wen, to it. After the fire v
| went back to the bank, and there io
= gentleman at the top of the steps cullln
the sash-aitcr lac hadcu through, W.
and ] followed him, and another man
me, whose name do not know"
Goodrich further stated that, after
= open some doors in vain, layers cut
, door of the banking-room, and onlC
could not find any thing. lie then g
and all three went up stairs Then
made some pretence to go down, an
Y rich, some time after, went to look for
could neither see nor hear him. He
again 10 the upper story, and then io
the other man gave him the slip. !
thing that attracted his attention 4
. window was the assembling of the Vi
: around the building, and then he lay
+ as he could till he was taken. He also
=. tha, he had repeatedly seen EayersGe'
that +. said he expected to get g
II out of the bank"
e Being cross-examned by j. &. "a
C counsel for Eayres, Goodrich state
=, was born in Nermont-had lived then
OF the last ten years. Ofthe other n
VI he had lived in Quincy three on the I
: and one on the Lowell railroad. lie
n versed with constable Clapp and anC
son, who had stated to lin that it "
benefit to him if he came into cour,
" The whole truth. lie had been lay
! oars for the last three weeks. Twl
ply to Mr. Park, he said he did not g
banking room that he had the nose
night, and was subject to that Affect