Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06


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n ~ - famembeeed that On the 10th
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~ - e Rnfaa L. kerd. broker. % Elk
~ sassee pleee. Nsv YEA. ves robbed Of
Se.iS emeuntine - 4 mijljoo end hhlf Of
1oSSra- ~ ovnee efthe fnnds, Mr.. Lord,
g = ~s.sienen eiehlv yeass ejd. slated that
\. ~ ~ 800 d Eve TN hoses, aad licked
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vee eoee. The sals II which they were
No. ~ On ed hshisasd enc. end ~ no
neess burglar peoef saSe, end u va ~
Z aos6ea easaa sgideuoe q The 1850 10 which
de sebbsey wes committed that % . shell
Ioss Gbsy6 - G(o6a boAls 0so were
Aoegiesn railroad securities - The AMOUNT
e d 900, COO. Pie. detectives of New
Yvtk ed tho WAols eountsy, were on the
> eaot etiuulats6 - ~ peWoed a 600,
a 0oA end Il b ed thst ~. Lord give .
certaiu person power Of attorney to act for
hiu In obtaiuine the money by any (o0-.
promise which might b thought judic3ous
The detective e0coss Of The United States
Mae,hal's efios Of ~ New Yosk diStrict
also undertook 70 investigate the m&tter,
and thus two classes Of detectives we3e ct
work. beAveon whom there vas consihera.
Bic rivalry. Very little progress was hade
. n - tho public va informed, and Mr..
80 being worth some six or eight mil
lIene Of dollar. ~ almost Indifferent to
- recovery Of the money. The REGULAR
detsotives. however. we're ct work, and had
nrseeeaaei % far that Il vss asccrtiined
81 vhom the robbery was committed. and
communicated he'd been established with
he perpetrators. Il 10 stated that an agree.
ment had beeu entered into that the rob>
bers should visit Bostoa, and when there,
upou the payment Of certain amount Of
ncuey. they were 70 deliver up the bonds.
Tsie transaction. however, was not carried
ont. ana perhaps vas never contemplated
theueh such, We are informed, was the pro
sFs1ne but At this period Marshal West.
-. - h.-h..vro.t v;s;tsd Ns~ York.
v;th Information which led 10 the arrest oil
one Of ~ robbers. A week ago last Mon.
dav. Marshal Westcott. accompanied bv
detectives Poor and Dsnoheo. of che UAited
Ststes Msrehsrs ofBce Of New York. step,
81. "a aboerd The train for Boston. and when
soms twelve miles from that city. they ar
reeted on board the cars man who give,
hia name ~ Horace Brown. who has beer
onlv 4 wear ont Of Charlestovn State Pris
an In ri, hevea0e vaa found ahout 4 M
600 in The stoIen honda. The arrest IN,
M oniet. ma instead Of brine;ne him I,
Dceeen ON The train. for precautionary rcas
IN ~ ~ ont aome miles from this citv
and ocIs On bv privste convevance. an,
Brown vse thsn conveyed to Newburypor
vheee he remains in custody.
We learn that Brown. whose real nam
~ have not obtained. states that the rob
herv va not perpetreted in tho night time
hut in broad day jieht. How he frst obtain
4 infarmation Of n. Iord'a verv careless