Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-10


Tile Sew York paper. seem 10 get most won
derfally mixel in relation to the rc-capturo f
Barton by detective squires in New York
We published last week one account which
laid the scene Of the attempted burglary in Graf
ton, w. at which place it was stated Squire,
resided
The following account having reference to the
the same transaction which, we think j. decidedly
rich, is from the New York Sun
Some time last summer the National Bank at
Barton, Washington county, Vermont was enter
ed by burglars The safe was blown open, and a
large amount Of money and bonds removed Hem
~ Kelley, alias Gleason, and Cockney Bill two
notorious English cpcksmen were suspected Of
the crime. Gleason subsequently gave bail and
left the State. The bank authorities secured the
services OF Asa L. Squrcs, a New Hampshire
detective, who ascertained that Gleason had made
bis way 70 this city SQuire7 obtained q requisi-
ton from the Governor OF Vermont, and yesterday
arrested Gleason in twenty-ninth street
The prisoner. when remanded by Justice Cox,
ciamorcd loudly to be released lie engaged the
services of the shyster who was kicked ont Of the
Iombs for sWnding poor woman out of $40 10
plead bis ease. The -hyster asked Justice Cox to
postpone the case for three hours The Justice
declined TO DO so, and said that he had no doubt
that Gleason was the real culprt, and that be
would AFFORD an opportunity TO the Shyster to de-
feat tie ends of Justice. Gleason was taken out
Of the Court heavily ironed
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but tbcy ob.ti,otcIy roG,.od ,n1 wan, III
without naving The toll oothcrer c,lIo,yod ~,
To judge Reeves who then kant rnblio ho,so
where thew all called.
The farmers nr,nosod IN srbri, ,he claim %
and Iooking n short time into tto gro b,rrin, IN
his LARGE 6re.plaee he said ;, shall eno Nrs
Reeves mnr of cider " Mrs go,o. ,,,;, ,.o
elder and that settled t-P,l5,,J Ur,u
R,Nnolrn. -Tues,lay nirbt. Nav "a the saw
in John Billiards. saw-mill. mile from the Con
ter was stolen Mr. II Wolnosl,, ,,,orn;,,,
followed n WAGON track from tbe road oo,r IL
hin 3, .i,o - ~. =,
u'''i 70 t"r 9"iu o' ASH Avery VINO owns small
saw-mill IN the east part Of iraintree. Soon
aitcrward he found Avery had gone TO visit his
Lro.bor in Strag,rd K,,,,-in,. H.. a.. -
IN Nl'' e.'N "'o'"er
owned hnl, buliar1 ana NJ ;. Clark went
Saturday 10 StraAord, where they found the saw
working beautifully to the great satisfaction If
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c,nobt Monday eyooin, IN shan AMY H., Wv, .~'S
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tue juno 'e'i" o' ''' county Court
'"NoNl nN'oHN o'noo''--AS tnere appears
~ At 7filI misunderstanding among magistrates