The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-26
GEoRGIPs HUSBAND ARRESTED.
Tho Man for whom Superintendent waiiins
TeieEraphed TO st. Louis In October.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa man giving
the name of g. Saville registered at the Baldwin
Hotel on the 8th inst. and induced Mr.. T. J.
Baldwin TO purchase for him mining stocks to
the amount Of $685. .000 transferring as security
a letter OF credit on the Union Bank OF London
and two fl0 notes on the same bank. In
quiry made through the Bank Of Cali
fornla showed that the letter and notes
were forReries. and Saville was arrested. after
a prolonged search in this city and Oakland
Savie claims that he purchased the letter and
notes in good faith. but information in the
hands Of detectives renders 1t almost certain
that he is one of gang Of which a certain w. J.
Floswell. arrested in New York on tho
7th inst for passing forged notes OF the
Union Bank OF London. was the leader.
savie. after leaving New York. went to st.
Louis. where he passed for an English noble
man. and married beautiful girl from Boston.
He went from StLouisto Denver and from there
came to this city. He denies completely In the
crime. and urges that he simply resembles the
man who is wanted. He further alleges that G.
c. Joy. OF the Rocky Mountain Detective Asso-
citation. got from lin several thousand dollars
Vile was formerly a bank CLERK in London.
His general appearance, and the tattoo marks
on his hands answer to the description OF the
passinR forged notes on the Union Bank Of
London on Thomas s. Kirkpatrick. jeweller.
$50 Broadway.
Savlle is the nameess man referred to In the
following despatch. sent by Superintendent
WallinR on the 18th OF October:
CAicr or Po6o, 81 Loui,.
Look In hotels for about Ave feet eleven IS years
old, dark hair, dark side whiskers and mousiaehe,
woman about "a or IS years Of age round decidedly
handsone very red hair II found, arrest for forgery
and notify me O. W. wALLis0,
Chief Of Police. New York city.
Floswell. alias, Espond. sayille's coniede-
Police Central ONCE. a few days before the
sending OF the despatch. for attempting to pass
spurious circular notes OF the Union Bank OF
London on Kountze Bros. OF ~ Wall street.
About the same time Savllle and the red haired
woman. whose name was Georgia. succeeded In
passing some OF the same notes on Fitz-
patrick. the Broadway jeweller. and they
got out of the, city before they were de-
Niagara and Cleveland. They had Just quilted
tho latter city for 81. Louis when Mr. Walling
was apprised OF their movements. For some
reason his despatch to the st. Louis police
about tho city unmolested When Detec-
tive Cunning arrived In ST. Louis a few
days later he traced them to various
places. among others to the residence
preacher was assured that Sayille. or Robinson
as he registered at the hotel was an English
nobleman in disguise. The woman appeared
to believe implicitly in the title OF her husband
Among some papers found by Detective Cum
ming was letter written by her to a friend
saying: Dear Jennie am so happy. Ididn't
imagine such good luck could fall TO me. 1
sometimes wonder IN IL isn't n dream"
Detective Cunning lost all trace OF the pair at
st. Louis. and gave up the search there,