, 1869-04-12
THE LORD BOND ROBBERY.


Some down right charges hsring been preferred
eEainst the Boston Detective POLES, TO the effect
that the5 are better than their brethren IN Ncv
York, and era IN colh1aioa with there's aud Inv
breaierB, the MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature took the
and sn cn On.
Krcn In retaron to the famous Lori bond robbery
In New York CITY. Nj. 3oo1ng TAs asked 70 state
What be knew about ne Los sopd 1ohos5y ne salu
time, somewhat diseutsed myseH, on The WaJ.
Nj. Heath spoke Of Tho Lori bond robbery: On
,5tR Rsn. Tsnt ,a sG = ge say
au hour went hack again TO Euoa's; wcrr toGEther
about eight dass, often I'll q lac hour: convet~
sAtIons took rlaee ABOUT the Lntd b1ud tnodeTy,
as to the portion. taken 81 the saleyes; ihIs VAS
NJ. He.th that tne1e w1s considerable MONEY n
be ss}a be waa gpnR 10 England; alked him sub.
saspiy hy be asayed e So SgnS s &c s
day, 1t Montreal went to bed At II - ne 1t moEu
lnE got Ut, and as Heath was lying 4s1eep tn bed
iii vest considerable amount Of ponds; be, vth-
out saying xnythlng to NE, gathered them up an'l
pus them again in his rest; IL cigar. and went
Annis: 1od had written 70 me and asked me- to
90 to Heath and Jones and nsk them question:
shout money, and get their answers
"At the request IT Annts he went 10 SewbaEy-
port to see man named N'estco1: be met him In
Market square: tney we1t To hotelt Weatcott
Y; om e ,n sa,d a1 ns aa
he sald the oflce11 came to NewhurJport aud
calculated tnat they could do Just as they did in
said, hoxe1ef. ihst be Ind ; ring 10 Us own
LII Ia beiors iaey could tass the be- MN away;
f. & poseee cseet. ~ tae eao roooeFs sa
named I Iones vas sent With pa:sFor.l 70 shts aa
the money, was taken TO lt. Lord nj New York,
who paid certain reward: wttness said he under.
shts 1oe w 1tem Doe Z, uoeate An Vas then Il
custody Al SeHburJport; Westcots said that Y
there had been reaulsltton 1rntn The aovernor oi
he be- hsd to paJ weaseost sst,uo g ees
s'ysa sTss ,, e. e. hen ths
md Ncstcott that Nestco&t had agreed With
Heath and Captain John Young that Aunls ahouM
money: never heard mat any one ous wesscott
rccelfcd any portion Of the s7ao, ,o,o; Annis said
that nea1a r. eoashs s nh,n. 5 19oa kn1s @
10 have rewa..t Of 3, 900 each; understood that
Nj Lord paid rcNafd Of 70 per cent
10 10 Nj Lord ii onc time, se,S1 st annther ri
which q, euo mas Kept 6atk - rewArt,: Anuls
sse M s,n TIT ns sns Ii 1 s:a + ni,s nss9 Id
never sent to Nj. Lord: knew nothing farsncr
about that than what Ann!s said; Annis RaId he
@ bsas him @ Dr.. III 10 isss; Arms assed ~itness Il ae
knew how much Len bad received Of the reward
httnets told him that tstn had shown hin. draf1
for Es0Ou; Anu1s aatd his share was Qo0 but thai
| lien leah tRd only 8ent him Jl1os The hondi
which sAw In the bed, and which were IN Heath.
| rtst pocket, were Acyen-thltIes: they were cou'
| pom bonds; they wert once folded; there EasqHts
| number Of them: they looked Ike pack o
| cAfls.'
The witness then spoke Of the attempted sobber
| OF the safe Of Mess1t Davenport Mason b
throwing it OF the line: be hah Tccelted informs
ton Of that 1rom anonJ Jnous letter from kausas
and another letter from New Bedford; Tom JeE
ntncY v no bh41 been bartender to uAfry JenntnEt
and Harry Jeunlngs were a1testsd for that attempt
I'd robbery; Heath sent for, and be understoo
that he Represented that the men Nerc not There
aud were consequently liberated; tom Senniua
had once been soldier In the English army VI
! T1lhnEh&m Wurld tell more about that story; ha
| no knowledge OF Al! corrupt means being used