Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-17
ALL OVER THE PENINSULA
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ENi ~ HIJFUID.
Beautiful TcirIcs Pendent From the
Spisots II "hI-hy rcis-SIow
G0nsfnhl'' IInHIiA FOuHd The
OMnrr OI Is-SfOI"u Mare.

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uolFn, Ian, 10 "A Yong mas by The
uaIn4 c Gorge ) TYgfrt, was srresied
sud lodged ia jsil % Tnssday 'nr the
tbetl OF yong bay mare, lriale aud
| ard saddle from James Giun, who lives
/ in Thorough tatr Neck, on Monday night.
after ticking the horse Tygr-t rode il to
/ Five Points, and early Tuesday morning
attended the sale OF a MIR. Fresr, in the
/ neighbOrAo3d ofthe village and traded the
mare oh for 2 30 year old horse and $l2
in money. He afterwards sold the horse
Tor go in cash. The mare was fine
| looking looking animal aud his selling
her so chesply created suspicion in the
minds OF the people that sLs was stolen
property. Constable Smith of Camden,
b'inS notified OF the facts Immediately
went TO wyoming and telegrsphed
up and down tue ROAD to find
out whether anyone lad lost
horse. His dispatches We're not an
swered, aud whilst he was on bia way
back To Camden he met two men in
wagon going towards Wyomi.-. As
they passed him ls recognized Tysret
from the scnpltcn wuicn he Lad had
Of him, aud htt sUspic'Ous were further
confirmed ly tie exei.abie actions of
Tygret, who sept looking first one way
and th- oih-r, ri the ssme time urging
his horsa irtq fss ter gait
Nj. Smith turned and followed them
and as they We're about crossing the
railroad he jumped out OF his carriage,
caught up with the wagon, got in and
seized hold of fygret. A seuie ensued
but Mr.. smith overcoming him, conveyed
ulm 10 his carriage and brought him
here to jail. Later in the day Mr.. Smith
reo-ivea a tel-. ram that mare belonging
TO Mr Giun had been stolen, and he also
Received another stating that gentle
msu near smyrna had lost horse. On
Tuesday night he put the mare to his
carriage aud drove to smyrna, but the
missing horse dld not answer the descrip-
lions of the mare. He next tried to find
Mr.. Ginn, but uo one could tell him
where - lived.
Mr.. Smitu told Your correspondent that
when be was passing through smyrna he
noticed the mare wanted to stop in front
Of a store, but at that time he thought
nothing Ut H. Wheu he found out that
no one could tell him where Mr.. CHM
liyed he thought lie would lei the mare
lind her lolne. lie said he gave her the
seIus and she .uok lin Notwithstanding
the Darkness OF tbs night, directly up to
Nj. GiuHs house, which was
about eight mics from Smyrna, and
Mr.. G.iun st once recognized the mare as
Lis PROV E-rty. Mr. Smith said after
Tygret was arrested lie told several tales
about the mare. Ou the morning OF the
-ate he represented himself to hail from
Caroline county, Md, and that he had
come 10 purchase stock. He is q years
OF age aud has not long bsel ont 0, the
House Of Correction.
This morning he was taken out of Jail
aud carried to Camden, where he had
hearing and was ;ecommitted. He talks
freely Of lis arrest, and said lie knew he
would be both whipped sld imprisoned.
lie is small in stature but has rather
good To- king face. The iuste is worth $50.