Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-08
The Barre Burglary.

or Kingsland, who gave his name when up
here as George Fuller. for being engaged
in the robbery of the Barre Bank the night
of July 9th The way in which the man
was found, was that Mr.. Dudley OF this
village let him have team twice the Gay
preceding the robbery, and therefore was
able to give full description Of HIM 10
States Attorney, Dillingham;, and Deputy
Sheriff. Bailey When the 6 slster" 0. Al
phonsos came here, Officer Bailey was
Hanging on the verge" and on her de-
parture found she did not buy ticket Tor
Boston, where she claimed to live but to
Springfield, Mass. Means were taken to
have help at hand, and Mr.. Bailey had
pressing business in Springfield, and was
obliged to take the same train by which
the woman went. This was about the 22d,
of July.
On reaching Springfield. Mr.. Bailey,
knowing that he could not be of assistance
in New York, came back, having put Bos-
ton detectives on track of the woman.
These officers shadowcd her to New York,
and found that she knew Tyson alias Full
Ter. They watched long for chance to
arrest him, and to have the proper papers
in their hands, for Mr.. Bailey had trouble
in finding Mr.. King, the cashier of the
bank 10 get affidavits necessary in the
case. Mr.. King was in Canada and Bailey
went there once, failing to find him.
Going a second time he reached him by
telegraph at Gaspe, Canada, and finally
obtained the necessary papers. These be-
inc forwarded, Officers Wood of Boston,
and Field of New York, on Friday, August
27th, caught sight of their man. They
followed him and he got into a horse car
and they followed in hack, but he disap-
epared, probably lodging into another horse
car going the opposite way. They finally
saw him coming out of a house, and Wood
said there's our man" Tyson had been
into a BARRIERS shop and had his face
shaved. They ran through stable and
headed him off, meeting him square in the
face, Wool collarinr him AMI saying.
Joe. how are vou?' The handouts
were at once put on him. This was just
after noon. The prisoner was at once
put into hack and on his way 70 the lock
up, he offered his watch and money to the
detectives to be let off. They finally told
him, on his asking them to set their price
it was no use, that if he would fill the
hack with money they would not let hin
90. When arrested, he wanted to know
what it was for, and Wood told him it wa:
as an escaped convict. After while Woo
told him he was from Vermont, whel
Tyson said No You amt and Woo,
said No, l am from Boston, and M,
name is Wood" and told him what til,
arrest was for. Tyson said Il can bea
that, for owe Sing Sing 4 term.
Tyson was removed on Saturday. tn
warrant being served. TO Ludlow Stree
Jail, and on Monday he sued out writ c
habcas corpus which was made rcturnabl
before Judge DAILY Wednesday. Septenl
Der lSt. Monday, August 50th, it cam
out that Tyson was a man very niue
wanted, as Delaware and Rhode Islam
would each like him to administer pun>l
ment for some of his many msleedS.
But when the sheriff presented him be
fore the Judge Wednesday, it was foun
that New York had a lien on Inn. c
rather two liens. The warden of Sing Sin
appeared and contested the possession 0
him with the sheriff who held him unde
the requi>ition of Gov. Peck A recor
was read showing that Tyson Cor kinrs
land was IN ISL sentenced 70 five wear
imprisonment in Sing Sing and on bein,
asked If lie was the man who was 50 COZ,
victed, he said he was. and said he h:,
served a little more than year when h
broke out. Another paper was read show
inc that there was another sentence still {
five years against him. The Judge deci
ded in favor Of the war,en'S claim TO III
man ard the warden took him and >tarte
for Sing Sing with his prize.
Tyson is a man about five feet eleven in
cheS in height; has light complexion: blu
or gray eyes; is straight except a peculia
stoop Of the shoulders and is marked wit
, small pox. He has a sandy mou>tacll
and brown hair.
As to the capture. on Sunday last. of tn
third burglar, and the one who was. !
all probability, the leader. we find the fol
= lowing in Yesterday mornings New Yor
7liJule:
In the arrest on sunday Of George Miles. alias VI
Field the Distrlct Atorne, ofre. aud ( II i
Il secured ths leader OF the san- OF who r1bie 4
hgss sa h1 :, Eomb Iy who fseared and
the Miles or Myers now iindrr ar.st Vas ~
srh 1 Of the s w i1 al,
DAY to serve 't ~, an Rirl fT I'm
Miles has been followed by Detectives o.Cenp,
At n" s VS. FIFTY NTH but rarely left his h NJ
ne Is SAID t. haF an interest III the Brevoort stab,
rars H MsT ~ I r, Early sunday the
man. Miles came m about n"on wb@nr liz tor tn,
with his hat pulled down over lis eyes. and went +
house Was hurried to Tohte Head IIsqi!rs FtSHer
NJ there tar the night Yester.y 1n"rn anu % \
taken Toy the detectives t. the Shcriff's atfrc vi
from Juiee Donoh1e. returnabe before lin IN Chl
t tiers W at, at 81 M MeanThIle, Miles
! street Iil he told TRlBrSk reporter yesterday =
IDENTITY that was not that k EStf OF as mann is
f T ne %id rne an alt IN the late OF the r"6bel
Nils nHTntd t. give the name Of his COINS
a very broad shoulders and insrniar. hnHI
and ARREARS to be between 81 and years Il age
> Father closely trimmed imperial Of sandy hue