Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-31
SHEENY GEORGE.
THE OFFICERS CALL FOR TIE chr
C4GO MURDERER.
He is Indicted for Murder in Order to Make
the Regulation More Binding---The Nee
essary Papers Expected To-Day and the
Murderer VIII Leave st. Paul for Hot
ter Cline.

The police authorities of Chicago have made
quick response to Chief Weber's notification
of the capture of Sheeny George, or George
freeman, the supposed murderer Cor accom-
plice), of Officer Roce, yesterday. Detective
hss .h 5sods CITY, Of ohi ssfs e Gs6.sa
back. BE expressed the highest satisfaction at
the capture, and spoke the feelings of all the
force IN Chicago. Besides the desire to SUBJ
serve the ends of justice in bringing all the
criminals connected with the Race murder to
punishment every member of the Chicago DO
lice has professional pride in the matter. They
wish to avenge the foul murder of their worthy
comrade. As soon as he got here. Mr.. Bauder
put himself in communication with Chief
Weber and Captain Clark.
NosREousITroN, 30 GO.
Together they repaired to the municipal
court. There, it being ascertained that
Detective Bauder having no requisition, the
authorities declined to turn George Freeman
over: Mr.. Bauder had anticipated this. and,
previous to his departure, arrangements had
been made to secure the proper papers. Gov.
Cullen was in charge, and he had telegraphed
to the State secretary to forward, without DELAY.
all necessary documents to secure tho return of
the criminal. They will be forthcoming to-
day. The anxiety of the Chicago authorities
to get Freeman is further evinced by the fact,
that when Chief Weber notified them,
murder that th ere ~ be- doubts bSs
about turning him over, arrangements were
made to obtain an Indictment for murder
against him.
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Assistant States Attorney Weber had the
grand jury called together, and presented evil
dence which secured his Indictment yesterday
To make the matter binding, Detective Bauder
telegraphed for the requisition yesterday, and
asked that tho Indictment be sent with It..
Nothing new, beyond what is already known to
the GLOBE readers, is detailed of the murder.
THE WHOLE GANG CAPTURED.
OF the gang who committed the double
custody, excepting Orr and Durphy. The
Chicago force believe Orr accompanied Sheeny
George out of that city. Sheeny George says
Phllo Durphy was his companion in his uneasy
wanderings. The capture of the whole gang is
only question of time. Detective Bauder de-
clared that last night would see Durphy fall
ripe into hands which had felt out his hiding
place, beyond doubt. We stated in the
GLOBE, yesterday. the arrest of freeman as the
most important made, excepting Johnny Lamb.
1t is pretty clearly demonstrated that George
was the second occupant of the wagon from
which Lamb fred the shot that sent officer
Race to his death.
He looked quite frightened up, yesterday,
after nights easy and undisturbed slumbers.
With the inspiriting balm of natures sweet
restorer, he had braced up to very firm con-
dition of mind. He declared he'd hang
s RsfSFq he'd atra sauea AND S.ns that be
he could prove that he was on the North side.
when the murder and bs1elary were committed
on the South side. His preceptor and pal,
Johnny Lamb, talks the same way. But three
reputable witnesses have been found, who saw
him fire the fatal shot. Their optics may
have possibly taken in Sheeny in the
general horizon of vision.
Freeman continues to banker after Chicago.
because he has friends there, and entertains a
lively reliance in Lawyer Trude's forensic abil.
ity. He weakcns now and then. saving.
What does it matter, I'm a goner in six
months. anyhow" He pretends to be afflicted
with the consumption. The capture was a
clever stroke, and one which will help to rid
the country of as fearless set of rogues and
thugs as ever infected any region.