The Portland daily press., 1879-10-13
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The Georgia State Treasurer.
ATLANTA, Oct 1.-THE Senate to-day con-
CURED in the House resolution for the Cover
nor to issue executions against Treasurer Rem
froe and his securities to recover interest on
deposits amounting to about S20,Ooo.
Defaulting Teller OF Boston Bank.
BosroN. Oct. 11-Frank E. Boynton, tue
alleged defaulting teller of the North national
bank of this city. was arraigned before Com,
missioner Hallett this morning. He waived
examination and was held in $4,000 bonds lor
his appearance before the grand jury at the
October term of the United States clrcul5
court. In default of bonds he was commltteo
to the Charles street Jail.
A Pious Swindler.
The Grand jury found new indictment
against Charles Demond in seven counts
charging him with embezzling in three counts,
S9OOOO0 of property of the Massachusetts,
Home Missionary Society,"
New Hampshire Lothario.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 11-Roland ID.
Pollard of East Lempster, who betrayed a
Young lady named Nellie Il. Rumford, who
died from the effects of malpractice at the
hands of DR.. B. P. Richards of Bradford, has
been arrested and confessed his crime. Officers
are in search of the doctor who is supposed to
be hiding in the forest.
A Wisconsin Judge Gets His Deserts.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 11.-At Centralia Thurs
day, Judge Hayden was shot dead by Cashier
Cochran of the National Bank, for intimacy
with the latters wife.
Outrages by Southern Desperadoes
New YORK, Oct. 11--An Atlanta, GA, dis
patch saws the Judge of Baldwin County and
a delegation of items waited on the Cover
nor Yesterday to request him to send military
to suppress gang of desperadoes called
Georgia Tigers" who hold possession OF half
the county and defy arrest. They killed two
MOI, ~, Tuacdou aud hurnad several houses,
The place is only a days ride from Atlanta.
The Governor sent detective and member
of his staff there, and will send military if
needed.
Supposed arrest Of Fail River Defaulter.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 12.-City Marshal
Brigham received a telegram last night from
Skiffington, Chief Detective of Quebec, in
quiring if Walter Paine, the defaulting
treasurer of the American Linen Company,
who absconded from this city nearly two
months ago, had wife and daughter and the
| amount of his embezzlement; also a sub
sequent dispatch stating that Paine had been
arrested on the strength of a photograph pre-
viously sent by Marshal Brigham. Assistant
| Marshal Reasee and State Detective Dexter
| leave for Quebec tomorrow morning to secure
Paines return if possible. 1t is also reported
that Mrs. Paine and her youngest daughter
were with him when arrested and that the
party were on the steamer about to sail for
Europe. Mrs. Paine and daughter left this
city few days ago to visit, as was reported,
Mr. Paines friends in Providence and her
snn-in-law at Fitchburg. 1t is also stated that
two trunks were sent from this city few days
ago to the Paine party when in Montreal OF
Quebec.
The Canadian authorities can surrender
him if they choose, but if not his return will
depend upon his voluntary action. Some of
Paine's friends think he will return voluntari-
ly and others think not. Previous reports had
located him in Canada, and one or two persons
in this city reported having seen him in Mon
treal several weeks ago. At 10 o'clock to-
night the City Marshal received dispatch
from Chief Skifington stating that Paine's
lawyer would apply tomorrow for writ Of
habeas corpus, and requesting him to telegraph
the American consul at Quebec to assist Skif-
fington in holding Paine, and dispatch to
that effect was Immediately sent to the con-