Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-17
DARING DEVILTRIEs,
Bold and Successful Robbery in Chicago
falmer House Invaded and $4,000
Worth of Jewelry Carried off, Confession
of Dye, the San Francisco Murderer
Miscellaneous
BURGLAgIEs.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 16.-Three houses were
entered here by burglars last night, but moth
ing of value was taken. No arrests
DARING AND SUCCESSFUL JEwELRY ROBBERY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-One of the most success
full and daring burglaries perpetrated in
this city came to light this afternoon. This
forenoon there arrived at the Palmer house, |
Mr.. Henry Freund, of the wholesale jewelry |
house of Max Freund & Co., No. s Maiden |
Lane, New York. His samples, which covered a
very wide range of jewelry, were secured in a
heavy iron bound trunk which was at once
taken to Freund's room. knowing the danger
OF leaving SO much valuable property unguard-
ed, MIR. Freund when he went to dinner secure
ly locked his door, and placed upon the inside
block lock, a wellknown presumably burglar
proof continuance. Returning from dinner in
half an hour, Freund was surprised to find his
door unlocked and entering discovered the
trunk open and everything gone. Detectives
We're at once secured, and on investigating
found that an entrance to the room had been
effected through the transom window. Two
llmmles broken III opening the trunk were
found lying on the floor. The unfortunate
salesman schedules the loss at SIS, 600 The
burglars tools wrapped in plan of the
new academy of music, now being erected on
the west side of the city. Deputy Superinten-
dent Dixon believes the thieves are experienced
cracksmen, who followed Freund from New
York. he says regular gang is working the
jewelry and its headquarters is in New
| York city. They are probably New York or
English thieves of high professional ability
To the Western Associated Press
| CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-A most daring and sue
cessful robbery was perpetrated at the Palmer
house this afternoon, by which the New York
jewelry firm of Max Freund 4 Co. lost about
| $4,000. From the fact that three persons,
one from st. Louis, one from Boston, and
another, lady from ST. Louis. left the
hotel almost Immediately after the robbery,
ostensiby for their respective cities, although
no trains leave at that hour, it is surmised
! that these persons have some connection with
the affair. For week past a gang of English
and New York professionals have been doing
work here. and these men and the woman are
regarded as part of that combination.
DYES CONFESSION.
San FRANCISCO Aug. 16.-Details of the con-
fessions of Dye and Anderson are to the follow
ing effect Dye had found the office of public
/ administrator unproitable and remarked occa-
sionally in jest that he would have to kill some
one to make it pay. The idea obtained deep
hold on his mind, and he took Anderson whom
he had employed for Il long time in his butch
er shop, and another party. yet unknown, into
his counsels. Dye and Anderson each charge
each other with being the original tempter.
They finally fixed on Tullis the victim. Dye
had been his friend and neighbor for twelve
years, and knew the value OF his property As
Tullis had never been communicative concern
ing his family affairs. it supposed he
had no relatives to claim the estate. Over two
months ago Anderson and the unknown party
went to Tulls' place to put their plans into
execution, but their courage failed them. Dye
urged the crime persstently and Anderson
conceived the idea of murder by poison. A
bottle of poisoned cocktail was prepared in a
saloon kept by Dye & Clark in Sacramento and
Anderson went to Iullis rancho ostensibly in
search of work, and gave him the bottle after a
number OF drinks together of good liquor. For
some reason this plot miscarried. 1t then
decided that bold work was required. A boat
was built at Dyes house, Sacramento, and An
derson pulled it down the river and was Joined
by the confederate below the city, and then
proceeded to Tulhs' ranch found him in an
orchard, knocked him down with a sand bag
and shot him in several places. This was the
evening OF Thursday, the LIST inst. at o clock.
Dye this evening stayed at his house in Sacra-
mento till o'clock and entertained visitor
Then he excused himself, took buggy and
drove down the river about sixteen miles and
met the assasslns at a place appointed and
drove them back to Sacramento. During the
ride they related all the circumstances of the
murder to Dye. The trio returned much under
the influence of liquor.
Dye says Anderson had revealed to him
crimes of his past life including the murder of
two sheep herders in the vicinity of Sacra-
mento.
Dyes plan for realizing on the estate of Jul-
lis was to compound with the creditors. His
legitimate commissions would have been about
$4,000.
Dye has always born good regulations and
parties are now coming forward who affirm that
he was bushwhacker during the late war and
pillaged and murdered unfortunately.
The confessions cover about eight closely
printed columns; developing every stage of
progress to the commission of the crime.
Neither party will be allowed to turn State S
evidence, and the district attorney is confident
of convicting both.
HE IEvAES THREE WIDOWS.
PIrrsFIELD Mass Aug. 16.-John Teneyck
colored, was hanged here this morning for the
murder of Mr.. and Mrs. David Stillman at
Sheffield, on the 18th of November last. He
confesses other crimes. but denies the murder
of the Stillmans. He is also guilty of bigamy,
leaving three wives and number of children.
PRISONERS ESCAPE
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-Nine prisoners made
their escape from the Hamilton, o., jail at an
early hour this morning. The most of them
were in for burglary.
THE LA GRANGE TRAGEDY.
CHICAGO, Aug 16.-The murder at La Grange
yesterday of Mr.. Clark is attracting much at
tention, and it is believed that the tramp who
| first figured in the matter is myth. that it
was either of suicide homicide, and
Developments point to the wife as the guilty
party.
DEAD.
SAN Francisco, Aug. TO- Sacramento dis
patch VIM. G. English, shot by Henry A..
Caulfeld yesterday, died at 3 o'clock this
morning.
/ CRIME IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Aug. 15.-Gov. Hampton
authorizes contradiction of the statement
/ that reqnisition has been issued for ex-Gov
Scott. man named LOTUS who had war
rant for the arrest of Benz. Sudduth. an escaped
States prisoner, was killed to-day attempting
the arrest of Sudduth at his house in Green
| vile. La. The number of illicit distillers
pleading guilty is greatly diminished Only
| about fifty more are expected.
HANGED.
/ San Francisco, Aug. 16.-William Wilson,