The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

~ the fhhi1uA lhil DAILY sensation IN New
York Gty IL none other than Louis earle
ton, a prisoner parnled by tho board Of
managers Of tho Ohio fonitentiary, and o
fur saiuple NJ sume Of the men who got
thelr release ON parole The dispatch WIS
10 iOllOWsl
Nav Y0RR, December l6,-fbe pollOa
have 40 last learned something Of tho REQ
ord Of Edwaud Meredith, tbs principal con
hpiratOr IN tho plot IA rob GAMBLER Phil
Daily photographs with q full description
Ut uie mAn Wnra sent 10 all wardGns OF
prisons east Of lhe Mississippi, To-day a
dispatch was received from li0 Columbus
ONO prlb0n, which stated that Meredith
was recognized ~ Louis Carleton, who ylO-
lated bis parole aud owes that state iya
years Imprisonment on a seven yoaf aen'
tence Tor forgery,
The dispatch requests that he he held Tor
The necessary reputation papers II ho IA not
convicted Of tho charge against him In the
DAILY ease,
Carleton was sent up Tor forgery but re'
LEASED uu parole. Yesterday Warden Coffin
received a letter from Ohioi nyrne, 0i
Now York giving u description Of Oarle'
ton and Alip hia photograph, Steps Wero
lnmedlab'ly taken 10 have tho man held
In New York Gity uhtll the arrival Of an
officer from this city Requiauoh papers
Wero Immediately secured from tho gov
efnora Office. aud today Captain Frank
koellne, assistant dlerk, viii go after the
prisoner Carleton hn two more years 10
serve, and afuir lhat will probably DO
taken back ~ New York 10 answer ~ tho
charge Of conspiracy
WH HHw yoRE OGiMr
Almost everybody In Now York knows
Phil Daly, th0 sporting man ne In famed
for kgcrlug u Long Branch the ronnayl'
ylniI rlgb llHlHn nn establishment which
has been tho nearest American equivalent
Tor monte Chr.o, aud where nearly .y5
hundred uien may M down AZ once NJ ihr1,
roulette and rouge 81 n0lr DAILY boasts
that IT u The hirrat mmo In America.
DAILY h q patron u the .uri, h worth hall q
million Weam diamonds worth o., 800, orr
rlot q gold watch that cost Gn0l, generally
has several thousand dollars In hn pocket
IA FREQ with his money, aud has plenty Of
friends,
On M0ndnY peoomber 3 Me- Daily re,
cny0d tho following noto aud wR on hand
at tho appointed time
500 TouurH AVrsgE,
NJ PhIjp Daly}
nEAn S~iR--plclse call Vt my house today
between twelve and three 10 500 some one
on business, Yours very truly,
AppiG STANTON,
A MH stanton received him and told
him that thc person ho Desired 10 200 was
not there Mr. Utly lott, bat ON Saturday
got another loitcr signed by Adlio Stan
tor Sunday lao received q tlirl lottor,
and astl urgently requested him 20 call, lao
did 30,
TAXI orr yoUR COAT
Tho building iOi Fourth avenue h the
second on the west side above Twenty.
eighth street, There IA q plumbers shop
on thc ground floor, and above that thoro
nro four stories u llatg Mrs Stanton
lived IN the HAT on the third floor, Mr.,
DAILY says no rang the bell and wl1 admit,
tod ~ tho house By Ma Stanton In person.
lie climbed tho two lights aud wont into
tho front room, There are three windows
looking out WI the avenue Tho place Is
NF'kNl W'lt lNlliNN'Ht ANA NH'il Wv hNF ~
he Eat down iu an easy chair
Take of your coat, won't you ~ the
woman asked,
"Oh, no., he tays lac answered, If can't
stay long, Is the person here who wanted
70 see mo-
mo, she isn't hero Just now She was
hero but Just O few minutes ago waiting for
g,.ts ala. la .s.sa .ttI 81. fVNV a.0NN lttuth
and will DO back Ia al,tuc while, You
must wait for hor and take OIL your coat
DAILY however said that II vas not uoccs.
sary, but finally did 80, AZ the back Of tho
room were two folding doorL Mrs stanton
excused herself for a moment and then
went through these doors, suddenly those
Doors ylEw orEN
and two men having handkerchief over
their faces sprhng into the Vol Days
back was turned but hearing the noise he
turned quickly Each Of the two strangers
wore a mask over his face aud each proscn'
tod a revolver, Throw mp your hands,'
came u stern command. Daily had $4,000
In Government bonds, 5000 In cash,
diamonds, aud a watch valued
at $500 on his person AZ the time,
Tho gambler saw that he was corncrcd but
making the best oft sprang NJ the smaller
man, Just as he spranE forward, a shot
rang out aud DAILY foil 10 the ground, The
two men aud the woman then fed. DAILY
reached the street and notified the police
whoArrostcd the Stanton woman. Another
woman named Hammond was then gr-
rested as one Of the conspirators.
Shortly after this Inspector Byrnc
caused the arrest Of Edward Meredith
and Harry Hermann, The story in brief
Ia ~ follows The mon and the women
live together. Tho men used the woman as
bait 10 lure DAILY on, and when she got him
In the room, they were TO rush In, and, by
threats, blaokmoil him out Of $50, 900, Tho
scheme worked well at drst but Hermann's
pistol went OF and the ball cut a lurrow in
Doly'shoad,
MS RECORD uERE
Carleton, according to his prison record,
vas received at tho State prison here April
Is, 1885, from Hamilton county on y seven
years sentence for grand larceny He was
parolod on August u, 1885,, having secured
employment with r. Hayden & Coz but
having trouble with his employers no was,
IN their complaint, returned TO the pris on.
tie was again parolcd on August s, 1887, at
which time he was given employ
mont by the Simpson Iron Works company
Is b~ook.kcopor. lie remained with them
lbout three months whom lac disappeared,
,inco which thu no news had been heard
If him until his identity In the DAILY
"badgor' game was discovered, lilo has 4
wife who lives at III West Forty.third
'trect, New York City. ltois t%wenty'nlne
years Of age, according TO the prison rec
ord, and Is known here as a moderate
lrinker.
Mrs. Langtry writes to a friend that she
has been offered $4,000 by a publisher for
book OF memoirs.