Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-02
THE ARREST OF ROBBINS. THE MUR.
DERER.
He is Arrested by Detective Gallagher
and the Buffalo Police at Fort Erie---
VIII arrive here tomorrow.

0AnGns
ana the BnHaio Police at Fort Esie---
VIII arrive here tomorrow.
Frank o. Robbins, themurderer ofJames
Ward, was arrested at Fort Erie on satur-
day morning last, as telegram in yester-
days issue stated, ,bylDsputy Sheriff eallag-
her Of this city, aided by some members Of !
the Buffalo police force. 1t seems that after
the murder the guilty couple, Robbins and
Lydia Stephenson, made their escape. They
passed through OrangeviIle, on the ATTAIN
tic & Great Western Railway, twenty miles
east Of Warren, on Thursday morning at
four o'clock. On Thursday evening they
reached Ashtabula, whsre Robbins hired
of Mr.. Culver Of that place carriage and
two horses to 60 to Erie, agreeing to leave
the horses at Browns Hotel and paid Mr..
Culver for the hire of the conveyance and
his fare to Erie after them.
Mr.. Culver was well acquainted with
Robbins, but had not heard of the murder.
On Friday morning, as he was taking the
train for Erie to get his horses, Mr.. Culver
heard of the murder, and told the Conduc-
tor Of the visit of Robbins, and the route he
had taken.
At Erie it was found that Robbins had
not stopped there, but had hired man
named Ellison to go to North East with
them and bring back the horses and car
riage to Erie. At North East the woman
took freight train, and Robbins obtained
fresh horse and continued his flight East.
On learning these facts the Sheriff Of
Erie telegraphed them IS Deputy Sheriff
Gallagher and he Immediately left to follow
the fugitives, leaving for Buffalo on Friday
night. On Saturday evening the dispatch
was received which we printed yesterday
morning. We learn from another source
that Buffalo and Canada officers participa-
ted in the arrest. Yesterday morning a
| telegraphic diePatrIr was received by Dep
uty Sheriff Gallagher at Buffalo saying that
he had got Robbins and the woman steph-
enson with him there, and that lie will ar
rive in Cleveland with them this morning.
They will probably arrive on the early
morning train from Buffalo.
real ESTATE TRASsFERs.-The following
transfers have been entered on the records
Of this county;
Christian Hege to Jacob Hege, So acres
of land in Newburgh. Consideration, S2,-
600.
Maria Cook TO Wm. Faulkner, 20 feet
front on Centre street by 100 feet deep.
Consideration, 81, 600.
Edwin Smith to Albert Hiemer, 66 feet
| front on Jennings avenue, University
Heights, by 250 feet deep. Consideration,
$500.
Henry Grothe to Ernst Werdel, 49 feet
front on Bridge street, near Harbor, by ls2
feet deep. Consideration, $500
Wm. 4. Dole to r. E. knight, IS feet 9
inches front on Scoville avenue by Iss feet
4 inches deep. Consideration, Sc, 800.
Barney and Tracy to Lewis Henderson, 6
acres Of land in Newburgh, fronting on
Wilson avenue. Consideration, SO 900.
John CallieOtt to Nehemiah Marks, A.
acres of land in Bedford. Consideration.
S1,545.
NORTHERN OHIO SOLDIERS IN NASHVILLE
HosPITAIs.-The following is a list of SOL
diers belonging to Northern Ohio Regiments
sent from the front to Nashville, within
the last two or three days;
Peter Richards, II, I25th, acute diarrhea
Conrad Weace, II, I25th, chronic rheumatism.
c. E. Sherman, G, I0lst, diauhea.
Archibald Hill, G, l25th-
Jacob King, II, l25th.
Daniel Schaaf D, gun. shot wound in left thigh
William Davidson, Il, 10th, chronic diarrhea.
John Daley, D, l25th, chronic diarrhea
George NJ. Manning, G, lOlst, guu-shot nesh
wound IN left hip.
Peter W. Mess, D, l2ith, gun shot fracture In
right ,adius and bones Of right hand.
William B. dodgers, Il, lZ4th, pneumonia.
Lorenzo Kew, @, l25th, diarrhea.
Joseph Holden, f, Iz4th, Pneumonia
D. W. Hilabiddle, G, l25th, diarrnea. .