Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-07
A GOOD HAUL.
Burglars Captured and Stolen Prop.
erty Recovered.

cover the perpetrators OF the burglarles
that have taken place in this city during
the past few days The first occurred al
the iewelry store of J. OLSEN, Second
street, near J, in the bank building, about
| noon last Tuesday, when a large quantity
of iewelry, aggregating about 81, 800 in
value. was taken. Chief Jackson suspected
Young man named Henry Ramsay as
| having been connected with the affair, and
was corroborated in his belief by Deputy
| Sheriff Lee and detective Brissell. He di-
rected officers Farrell and Ash to hunt him
up. and they found him between II and II
O'Clock Wednesday night. A young man
named Ned Doheney, a friend of Ramsays :.
was also
CONSIDERED 4 GOOD MAN
To take into custody under the circum-
stances, and he was arrested by officer Ash
Thursday evening. Meantime the Chief
had been busily at work getting such evil
dence as could be found. and learned that
Ramsay had been to various places to have
keys made, especially one TO fit the cast of 4
lock with which he was provided. 1t was
also ascertained that Ramsay had offered
two plain gold rings for sale at different
jewcly stores, pawnbrOking establish
mentS, etc. Officer Coffee heard from a
railroad man that Ramsay had been seen
ol6 ra;Iroad Sbon hniidingS tal,ins, n box
with Them and had MOI been seen TO leave.
He and officer Farrell were sent by the
Chief to make
THOROUGH SEARCH
Beneath the structure, and occupied four or
five hours i'll 50 doing, but it was unsuccess-
l;v hottieS Of medicine tiobtIv corkel and
sealed bcarin@ a Label to the effect that if
bad bean inf mn Inv fine Jinbig Company mt
GSn Franfisro for = Mr. Coleman and il is
,,,,os1,,,nd Ia have hcen stolen nv some
thief who did not know what to do with
tbe madeleine after he cot possession of il
Som ,ffer his arrest Ramsay was inter
viewed closely bv the Chief but declared
his innocence sfoutlvIdenvina any Lnowl-
rdgc of the theft. but When the fact of his
effort TO obtain KEYS was mentioned he
showed slight
SYMPTOMS OF WEAKENING.
Finally he admitted ut another interview.
that he had taken part in the robbery but
ALLEGED that the Chief could not prove il.
He endcayored to make a bargain. offering
10 surrender the property if he was not
prosecuted. but declaring that he would 20
10 State Prison for twenty wears before he
would turu il over otherwise. saving thar
he had a friend who would keen il safely
for him Dobenev also
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AssONi-p ~ Dh iNNo'hNl
when the Chlel llrst spoke privately 10 nm
at the stauon-house, ana, although he was
hall believed, he was allowed to go lree,
promising to obtain Tor the officers some m
formation they wanted, and thinking that
he had completely hoodwinked them, when
IN reality officers Farrel and Ash and Geo.
karcher were Keeping HIM IN sight. The
question,as to who the friend could be whom
Ramsey felt so much confidence in as Gus
todian Of the stolen jewelry naturally occu-
pied the attention of the officers, and Far
rel suggested a; certain saloon man JACK
o, ',o1 "r taf 6o won nnt ~
80, itio,,,r t,o', 1,eIon Ill,
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BOLD BLUFF,
Demanding that the property be given up
AT once. as il had been traced TO the mans
possession, and the only way to avoid ar
rest and probable conviction was by sur
rendering it. The party addressed seemed
thunderStruck. He admitted that Ramsey
had given him box Of jewelry to keep for
4 while but he. believing that il had been
stolen and not wishing to be mixed up in
the matter. had turned the box over to
Doheney. Jackson felt as though an icicle
had been pushed down his back, when he
reflected that possibly Doheney might get
away and he went III pursuit OF HIM IN hot
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THE DIAMONDS WE'RE FOUND.
| The smaller Zones were concealed in an
/ old shoe, ana the others IN soda nottIe'
/ exceedingly dulE, ana WIN the po'Ioh,
/ broken on. I'm inns potte a hite art had
/ 6eeh Placed lieh some FiiSs. tiieii more
/ dirt, ana more rIsN' me ehd OF lhG Do'u3
/ beilg Ilhally maze To look a. lhouSn II iad
/ been lying luiI OF niuu ana Glioucheu IoI
/ yeaTS. rms ma completed ',e recovery
/ oil all the properly stolen rom MI Vi5Seilr
/ excepting one ulalliohu, WHICH h"u peeii
/ taken rom MS Scttlhs iof some purpose
ana passed through 100 many h"iiaA 10 ever
/ be found AGAIN
OTHER BURGLARS CAUGHT
/ Greatly nlcased with their success in thi.
/ case The officers Ind sill something en-
/ coIroqinp left rs they had. while working
u,ou II Gained poiuts rs IA The identity Of
/ tIc u3rtig. who robbed Dave Davis saloon
/ the Merchants Exchange and : :. Nathan
. Il Cos store The Chief gave orders for
certain parties Ia he watched and Others
taken in. including a number of a gang OF
/ opum-Smokcrs. Saturday night, about
/ $50, officer Sullivan saw Two men coming
out of the alley between X and l.. Second
and Third streets. and. rs their appearance
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