Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

Great operations in Horses and Horse Thieves.
During the months, caring gang of horss-
thieves travelling through this State, committing
their dspedas with impuny 80 well arranged were
,he, plans, 6stecton seemed hardly practicable
As their operations increase this city and its
vicinity, apple alton made city police.
Marshal Satin hold of the business once watch
ing every and the of all suspicious
strangers In a few days he heard of being offered
for sale. under that excited his attention.
pupored have been given for leather TO be delivered at
Maysville, Kentucky. The drawn by Daniel
Glascock respectable farmer Fleming county. KY and
in the hands of a suspicious cha rne,er named Wm
Haskell A. Mr. Satin knew Glasscock twenty
dealer he suspected the had some
connection gang of thieves. lie immedi-
atsy friend in tha, who him such
Informs a Satisfied him. he had obtained clue
"a their operati
A. III. Court was then in session. Satin could leave
the city, requested Mr. Morrow the horse auc,ionse.
follow up their track The latter recovered two Of
horses Maysvfllc, stolen from a Mr.. Coleman. in
the lower part Of the city, and another stolen from Mr.
Ferris Columbia ie also six horses belong
ing dfeen, individuals in MAN county and
belonging individuals living tne Indiana State line
In the time Satin had arrested Haskell in this
city, who committed for further Developments lie
w uently Miami Co for rn,. before be-
ing removed he gave Satin Information that led TO the
Of several other horses stolen from neisborns
ties On this informa ton Mr. Morrow despatched
DAYTON, recovered four horses stolen om Mar
tin s. Bsazely of Brown Satin also directed Morrow
Geors, Miller in Dayton and bring him this
the tn and also the Captain OF
the Canal Boat New Albany as acconpce The lat
ter person by of Smith, aias Johnson, alias
Wilson. alias Mettz warrant sworn out against
him before tho Mayor Of Mismsbugh, aud in few days
by Robert Stuart, after desperate
struggle. and brought TO our City.
The Cou, having adjourned. Sai" pushed OF to Zrnss-
villa, and three horses, and brough, them back
this city; Of them stolen i'll Whisewassr a few
Sunday evening" during church 'srvee the
other belonged Crosby. Al Evansville Satin obtained
infor,na sion that the gsrg Ind Hh two iores
Wiiliamspor., Pickawsy stolen from Guernsey and
R~ron. Three horse. s.oen from Fairfield county
were found ia Franklin--making in all twenty one
horses thu. messenger is the track Of
other stolen from, Mr.. Nathan Baker of this city
Miller and Ms,tz have been committed by the Mayor TO
avail, In the OF $500, the lat
Their $500.
gangs Horse Iheve. have infected this part of
State May !, is though, that during tho lsst
months from 81 10 IS horses have been stolen in this
quarter. and disposed of in deren, parts Of the STATE
mode OF operating, station the canal boat
New Albany favorable point the canal Oh
board which driven and placed I'm Ter
conceanen,. The boat then moved other
point, avoid all Of the horses, which speedily
driven dis,an, part. of tho State and sold.
Tho efficient taken by Ms rsha Satin break up
gang Of thieves and the property reflects
great c,cd upon professional skill and cne,gy. II is
ano,h.r warning nl rosues keep clear Of this city.
whsre there always them. tia; has long
bsen familiar with their faces rem isr Cincinnati sate
fold for ihsr operations -Cln. .4ilrs.