The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-23

coming train on the Pittsburgh and ForI
Wayne road, and Oh its arrival here arrested
/ large, Gnrid.complexioned man, who had
been described In the Washington orders
He was taken 10 the United States marshal's
office and searched. In one OF his satcbeIs,
which he had been kicking around care.
lessly on the train. $3.50, 900 In United States
bonds were found wrapped up in a dirty
shirt, and also $4,000 in currency. The
prisoner was taken privately before Judge
and held In 1000 for examination on Sat-
urday, and Is now locked up In the mar
shaPs office, all access TO him being denied
and the greatest secrecy preserved, In COM
pliarce with the directions OF Attorney.
General Devens. The prisoner Is supposed
| to be defaulter to the Government at some
point outside Of Washington.
A telegram from Chicago received at the
Treasury Department to-day concerning
the mysterious arrest states that IL has been
ascertained that the man arrested Is James
B. Doyle. He was born and raised in Brad.
ford, ILL.,, married TO o daughter OF the
noted counterftiter Brad. Foster, and has
spent much Of bis time In Colorado. Heis
farmer and lnmberman, and Is reputed
to be very wealthy. The Secret Service
has been engaged in "crooked" transac.
tons ever since the war. According to ad.
vices received Doyle has on bis person
two hundred and eleven $1,000 United
States coupon bonds, skies, OF the loan
Of July II and August 5, 1861. There
were also found twenty.seven genuine 800
United States treasury notes and two 800
national bank notes. These bonds have
been generally pronounced genuine by ex-
perts. The prisoner Is said to be very reti.
cent. He maintains that there is certainly
some mistake about his arrest.
After considerable delay, Chief Brooks
has obtained from bis Chicago agent the
numbers OF eighteen OF the bonds. Upon
comparing these with the records OF the
loan division Of the Department 1t Is found
that eleven Of the genuine bonds bearing
numbers similar to those found in the list
have been redeemed, and Of the balance Of
the list It is shoWn that the npmbers now
on these bonds were not those originally
issued to the parties whose name Is In the
body OF the bond. This clearly demon
strates that the bonds found in the posses
sion OF Doyle have all been changed from
their original numbers-tnat is, they are
bonds that have been stolen, and their num-
DttS 81 40 W th'ii bSfp5
sold in the open market. Doyle is still In
custody.
The bonds will be brought to Washing.
ton and will be examined to ascertain their
original numbers. This will probably
enable the return OF the bonds to the own
ers should they prove genuine. Doyle left
New York on last Tuesday. The Secret
Service agents at New York telegraphed
Chief Brooks Doyle's departure. He was
supposed to have In bis possession large
amount Of counterfeit money. This infor.
nation was the real cause OF his arrest in
Chicago, although he was given to under
stand that he was taken In custody as q
Government defaulter.
An Actor Stabbed by Rough.
NEW YORK, October 22.-Harry Bruno,
the wellknown variety-actor, at 1 O'Clock
this morning was stabbed and probably IA.
tally injured In Chatham Square by Bow
cry rough named John Gilen alias Monta-
que, who claims to be a printer by trade.
At the time Of the assault Mr.. Bruno was
returning to his residence from Harry Mi
ner's Theatre, where he is now under en-
gagement. According to the evidence Of
an eyewitness Mr.. Bruno, who was perfect
" sober, while walking peaceably down the
Bowery was jostled against and assaulted
by Gillen, and feeling that he, deIicately-
constituted man, was no match physically
for such heayily-buit man as Gilen, dis
creetly paid no heed TO the assault, but
walked on about his business. Gilen fol.
lowed him, and when in front Of the Oxford
saloon in Chatham Square struck him from
behind and at the same time stabbed him in
the abdomen with the large blade Of white
handled clasp knife, and then fed, leaving
the knife In the wound. The assailant was
afterwards arrested and committed to the
Tombs.
The Deaf sentence.
LAREDO, TEXAS, October 22.-Joseph
Reinz, q Mexican sixty-fiye years OF age.
convicted Of rape on a child six years old
last April, has been sentenced to death.
Acquitted OF Murder.
GALVESTON, October pa Benham dis
patch says that August Hadde, charged
with murder, has been acquitted.
No Verdict.
PETERSBURG, October 22.-The argument
In the case OF Cleopas Rainey, on trial for
the murder OF John Farmer, was concluded
at $50 P. NJ. to-day, aud the case was given
to the jury, who have so far failed to agree
OH u NeTulcl.
Approximations for the Safety OF An
other Lake Steamer.
CHICAGO, October 22.-There are now
fears that another lake steamer foundered
with all on board in Lake Michigan during
the recent storm. The propeller Europa,
OF the Merchants Line, plying between
Montreal and Chicago, which was due here
last Friday, IL still missing. She had a
schooner In tow-the o. NJ. Nelloe-which
Is also missing. 1t Is feared both are lost.
The Europa had crew OF twenty-five men
and a number OF passengers.
LATRR-DOTH VESSELS SAFE.
ST. GATHERINGS, ONTARIO, October o.
Captain Sylvester Nelson, owner OF the
propeller Europa, which was reported lost
In Lake Michigan during the recent gales,
received a telegram from Chicago to-day
announcing her safe arrival there. The
schooner is also safe.
Death ON the Rail.
DASvLLE, Va, October 22.-The dead
body Of Dan. Cabel (colored) was found
this morning upon the track Of the Rich.
mond and QanviIe railroad one mile from
this city horribly mutilated. He Is sup.
posed to have been killed by passing train
last night.
A Family Frozen 10 Death I'm Mime
sofa.
Sr. PAUL, MIMI, October pa special
from Sleepy Eye, MIMI, to the Pioneer
Press, says "a family Of emigrants, con.
sisting of one man and two women, were
found frozen to death about six miles from
Springfield, In this county, yesterday, from
camping out In the late storm"
The Late Rev. DE-. Plumer.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-The memorial