Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
rERREIEp OUT.
The Ne. who Tansslsd late Hss.
Mugs Jswelry store Arrested.

Joseph Sanders aud Charles Angelo.
whom the telegraph describes a. two
noted thieves. were arrested in San
Francisco yesterday on the charge oil
robbins the jswelry store Of William
Manning IN Virginia. It will b rsmsm'
bersd that Mr.. Manning was absent at
the lake at the time the robbery o.
Cured, and two days elapsed before be
arrived home. After getting back he tel
.ersphed q description OF his stolen
property below and, at the request oi
the police officers. mentioned the par
ties Who have been arrested a. the sns'
pected thieves.
Sanders and Angelo we're seen on the
Comstock but two or three days, during
which the robbery was committed. and
then they LETT for California. but thsil
actions while here were Of such . nature
that they were arrested ON suspicion bui
discharged for want Of evidence. Al
they were strangers here, IL IL evident
the Job was "put up" by aoms cracks
man ON the Comstock. This opinion Il
apparently confirmed BY the autographed
account Of the arrest, which states thai
while the major portion OF the stolen
articles have been found In San Fran
cisco, there 10 missing about $500 worth
yet, and that il probably seoreied some
where on the Comstock ~ the spoils oil
the pal" who engineered the crime.
Mr.. Manning went to San Francisco
last evening in response 10 . telegram.
His loss by the robbery was near $4,000
"A little too much for . man to lose
these dull times. and his friends are
heartily glad that he has been 90 for.
tunats a. to recover his goods.
The San Francisco Post Of yesterday
gives the following particulars OF the
arrest Of the thieves: Ons OF the cir
eulars giving . description Of the stolen
goods was forwarded BY Mr.. Manning to
Chief Crowley. and he. being Of the
opinion that the men were from thu
city, detailed Detectives Ben. Bohsn,
Dan. Coff-y. Whitaker. and wm. Jones
to work the case up here. The result oil
their vigiisnt search was that two we'll
known thieves. named Joseph Sander
and Charles Angelo. were spotted 81
having stolen the property. They were
watched and found to have lately en-
gagged Q room on Fourth street, which
wa visited about IL O'Clock last nigh
by Detectives Bohsu. Coffey aud Whit
taksr. who found Sanders lying partially
undrrsssd and halt unconscious from the
tunes Of opium. which be was inhsling
he expressed no surprise at the ofaeers'
visit, and made no resistance. In search
log . closet In the room. the key Of which
vas found 10 Sanders pocket, . quantity
OF the plumber was found. Sanders wsa
taken to the City Prison; where he will
be detained pending Q requisition from
the Virginia City authorities. His part
nsr, Angelo. was arrested on Rearny
street about the same time BY Detective
Jones, and was also placed In durance.
o. comparing the recovered -pluuder
with the list only about $500 worth was
found to be missing. This had evidently
been disposed Of BY the thieves. San
dsrs has served Q term OF ak months 10
the House OF Correction here for burg
larry, reduced to petty larceny. while An
cello was released from San Quentin only
six months ago. where he had served
three years for burglary. He has also
served three terms in the House OF Cor
rection. Both are young men sbou. "a
years Of age and are known a. danger
Gus thieves. Angelo comes naturally by
his character. as his father. while Col
lector Of Customs at Victoria, B. O.. In
1858. was put in prison for being q
deiaultsr.