Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-08-11
The barre Bank Burglary.
ALPHoSsos ADMITTED TO nAIi,-nIs RE-ARRrsr
ON rom civil SUITS.

ALPnoSsos ADMITTED TO BAIt,--nr RE-aaRrsr
| ON rom civil SUITS.
week ago last Tuesday, very gentlemanly
appearing man arrived in town on the afternoon
express train and registered himself at Bishops,
in very pretty hand as William Mckay, New
York" lie was fashonably, but quietly dressed,
and after tea lighted cigar, and sat down on the
verandah. ltso happened accidentally, Of course
that promising young law student in town
was enjoying the flavor Of fine Connecticut seed
ling at the same place, and the two were soon en-
gagged In casual conversation. All at once the
stranger inquired " there was billiard saloon in
town. The student-a ncamateur himself-said
there was and that he would nnly be too happy
to play him n social game. They at once pro-
ceedcd TO Mr. u. G. Fields pleasant hall and at
the conclusion Of the first game, Il was the I'M
preston among the loungers In " Dams" that the
stranger was either Rudolphe or Vignaux, or
both rolled into one Ills first feat was TO run az
teen hundred points withou, a miss and unless he
made n couple Of hundred each turn, nm express
sion Of disgust oycnrread his nonchaant fea-
lures. The reporter Of the WArcuMAN, strolling
IN during the play, was informed that the stran-
ger was an insurance agent from New York. Al
ways ON the scent for news, il struck linn that
Alphonsos brother, or ut least his cousin, was In
town, and the more he looked at the mans face,
the greater the resemblance seemed. Tie had The
same white teeth, the same oval face, the same
grey eyes, small feet aud hands, aud the tones Of
the voice were almost identical The bnardist
was probably some Eve years older than Aphon-
sos, and stouter
Believing that something was up tie WATCH
Man representative kept ON the lookout and was
rewarded the next day by seeing Hon Charles
II. Heath, Aphonso-' counsel, proceeding TO the
room temporarily occupied by Judge Powers, ut
the Genital House, In company with States Attor-
uey Dillingham; He accompanied them Mr.
Heath made formal application for bail 10 the
Judge and after some palayor in regard tn his
pecuniary means, Mr. Heath justified to the
extent Of some twenty thousand dollars and an
order was issued to have the body Of Alphonsos
In the county jail at six o'clock Of Tuesday, Au-
gust 10Th sherirs Lyiord and Dudley went to
Windsor on Monday and escorted Alphonsos to the
capital His sojoum at the states prison had not
agreed with him very well, and he appeared to be
good deal run down with summer complaint
The prospect Of speedy release however, seemed
To animate him. and he was more cheerful than at
any time since his capture.
BY the way. Mr.. Mckay LEFT home last rhurs
day. and went 10 Windsor where Aiphons5s then
WAS.
The proceedings in regard to the bail took place
in the stting-room Of the jail just after the adj
jounment Of the Supreme Court, yesterday after
noon They were strictly private, none being
present but Judge Powen-, State Attorney billing
ham, sheriffs Lyford and Dudley, J. 4. Wing
Esq, ES-siate's Attorney Hiram Carleton and tie
reporter Of the wArcHMAN Alphonsos came
into the room in his shirt-slceves Judge
Powers read the bail bond to him. and he aud Mr.
Heath both Acknowledged H.
After writing minute, Judge Powers looked up
and said
"Mr Sheriff, this man is entitled 10 his release
on this complaint"
There WIS painful silence Alphonsos stood
In the middle Of the floor aud glanced from one
to another as Il foreboding evil
Sir Heath broke the suspense" Mr. Sheriff.
have you any other business here2'
Sheriff Iyforl-" have arrested Mr. Alphonsos
upon four wrt-. Haven't had time to make the
copies, but will"
MI Heath" Let's see the originals"
Tie sheriff gave them To Mr. Heath, who pc
rnsed their contents, laughed, and said
SIS there anything more ,"
Sheriff Lyford-"Thosea are all the papers have
ill'ue any 'er''e on nun. inns ehishaueA'
~n'"ei was y" "e sne'ln Nou'HS"iro' 10 MI
i'''n hAu 70 oe 'on''"' WIN 'De assumption 'Ha'
'nere were more
i"e wins "e'e a. ionoNs' N"''o''a' Bank "i
DARE - re'e' A,pnonSos' ior sio'"o'' III p'e-
% "e'i''Ss' 10, .'"' ." ','e o'n oi 'uV' 100 Nv
n''ie, III ,ie n'sn' 'ine' nc "ioAe mo piAi"'i"
p'iiN uunu'iS anu s'o'e us p'erSonai properly o,
p.a'"','i /" ,''e "nou' VI S-,"'' anu QUO 'unuI'u
"is VI '''e VI ''" uo''''s' Az" MY
OF Tue DENOMINATION OF twenty "o'"is
Nn1i'es a. NinS TO- '''' N'l"ou'o 'v' SiV'vo'
Pie" VI u'sl"s'' i"r "as u" Wv ''' VI '"'s'
,0'o' "s v'oAe ~ p''' "ouss ~
~, 80 '',' "o',e'
--u 80 -,sseu ''"N "'.". l''''n''"'
- 'i'u o''nu I'"s a. ~ 40
'-..,.s a,t ,.,a,,d ,lah,,,f and ~. ,yite In Ill
honse orai.f, ,le,,, Fastened q, tho aoor
,vhere ri,in,ie suffered great naip NJ l,oSv and
Mind ana defend,nt .,ole the ,er.or,i nronert of
,l.ir,ig 10 ,,i,. ono r,,lher coa, one ,.,,a, ,,c
l,ito ~ Ella. ,.i,o -, 6f,,, dollar
Char,e. Kin, aud Ceorri,n. = Kim, =, Pc.
,or n,honsos t,r "a ooo. o., ,hs, a, ,he am, n,
I,lr ~, as,erda,,, ,ss,,I,e1 c,cor,ianaF then
,ho ,gta a, ct,ri.s gin, ..ss,,i,oI boat
h,uised and wounded her. with ni.,ols and other
,,.,,.,n. ,erris.d har GAGGED and hound her
~, - ..,,,. ,,oa 10, .hat. ,,s,onod bor
., M, aoo- an8 Ion, no, ~ ,,r TOM bo,,s
q = Kin, nv ne,, frlend ., peter ,i,boDsos
~, 60 sr,aio,,g 4. NJ K,n,.s ,i,,Is d.ngbtsr,
o., ,b., on ,he am ~ I,r, Isl, do,.rdont az
.,r,,e1 rlain,ig hs,, hrni..d wo,ndsd and m.
,r.,,sd her Win oor,s hound and ,iad her IN n
.hai, ,,a,,,a, hor and IN, lar 40 ~, Ton, h,n,s
,.i,,,,e~d har a,I o,,.oI no., ,roa, .;,, l., "a
- -.
Mr.. J. 4. Wing, OF Montpelier, is the plaintiff
attorney, and Dr. n W Braiey, President OF the
Barre Bank, is recognized for costs The total
amount OF damages claimed ia $4,000 and some
body will have to become responsible for that
amount by backing the writs, before Alphon-
SOS can be liberated Being bailed, so far as the