The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28

/ she did. she went TO Aberdeen to stay with some
50 about the county and get the notes exchanged
g inquire for g remittance Of $50 he had sent her
had gone 70 Roseh sSS sSSn bsd bot Got shs
teiiegTem eiegra he sent her rom Surfing The
ling 70 Jane Weir No. 10 Dee street, Aberdeen ESQ
Sent aage yo9 Tscsiyed ~ $50 more sent today
& hed 70 h9seh and had got the letter with the $50
Forsyths Hotel and on her return from the station,
were to be forwarded IN the name OF Mr. Rivers, She
found Grealrex In an excited state, he having
discovery of tie forgery. He said he should
London that evening. He told her TO address to him
don she len Tor London TWO days amer and oiSsd
Srealrex. Ihey then went TO MtchelIs lodgings
OF that time he the receipt of the scotch
M Pe eSd cSFPf9nG OF @ week Re new Of the forgery
TO New YORK, and went to southampton together
of at once. She waited a week later for the
boxes from dAbMeIdeen, but they did not come. When
waiting for her They went first to hotel and after.
Parker which Vas the name ey had sailed Sna aSdes MS
pretended by superintendent Mccall and was taken
back 10 Scotland. While IN Aberdeen Greatrex told
the forged notes in his possession
., Cross examlnedIThere were no bad notes among
her money to bring her home from New York
shaw engraver, and was $50 good a work man
that he generally got the finest jqbs and that he had
q set OF extra fine tools. John GimOur, OF 0lmOur &
Dean, Glasgow, deposed that they printed drafts and
printed in London. lie had examined the notes in
evidence, and found them 10 10 be forged The genuine
jacob Perkins Bacon deposed that his firm en-
graved the notes Of the Union Bank, and that
H. t5, T. pg te' ',,I % % ~ iG mere We're
word zone" Instead Of hirtyseven; the engraving of
Of one Of The figures THEY were eertany NOT Bre
pared ~ his hrm. some Of the forged notes had
Pettr Ian and William Cairns Wyper clerks in the
Union Bank, whose names were on the notes. deposed
that the signatures were forgeries in every case.
notes were found on Thomas, and about Gi1 on Sewe,
and in their baggage found at Isskbank station,
Dalketh 1892 notes were found and about fSO.
Alexander Mccall recalled to tell the story of
his search for Greatrex, whom he traced to New York
and apprehended there on the 9th of Noyemb ber
eight day after his arrival there Greatrex and Jane
Parker witness gave particulars as to the Contents
OF their boxes. including the boxes returned from
himself. He found felt hat, purse, pair of boots,
to 1 been Chased in scotland lie sso iSSed
articles with the names of the Grimshaws.
eaex Rs1 Of Fese
that the GTimshaws lad come 70 blm to receive In
BtructoEs in pl oto-gaVanOgraphy and photo-litho-
eraphy. he received El5o from Thomas for the in-
seeing the paragraph in the newspapers fearing be
should be suspected from having been SO, much as;
knowledge Of The forgery or possession of forged
sewell Grimshaw called himself a commercial ira
weller, and said he was native OF Lanarkshire, and
hand in the manufacture OF forged notes but declined
70 say @ WIo aassSeu MN or Wnefe the manniaeture
had been made with Greatrex join together in the
manufacture.
Thomas Grmshaw said he was thirty-six years of
age and has no fly ed place oresdence. He admitted
that the notes were manufactured the premises of
GreatreX, and that he had a share in the work.
There very little exculpatory evidence.
On Saturday the Court resumed, when the SOLICITOR
General (MT. Mie) addressed the jury tor the Crown,
and Mr.. Scott and Alr Mclean for the prisoners.
The Lord Justice Clerk then charged the jury, who
after an absence Of thirty.ive minutes brought in
verdict Of guilty ten of the charges inc uding the
fist the other charges having either been withdrawn
or not insisted
The prisoner Greatrex was sentenced to twenty
years and tie Grimshaws to fifteen years penal
servitude.
The court was quite crowded throughout the trial.
The wife and child of Grearex present through
out the case.
The prisoner Greatrex was, up to recent period,
regular preacher on sunday nights Glasgow Green,
and it is said he preached on the Green the morn
ing of Pritchards execution,