The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23

panion sent from tho hotel to. Kenyons livery
.. short distance. They drove westward along
ss o sp 1T sf Pna yh vent
thS to na NJ the T
ssS NJ Ut tnat tSSsy
TsS aT TWO men who fleeing had white
horse. and Mr.. Kenyon had no difficulty in fol.
Sms n as S SsmS SG Toey w snw Gem c r
s at tho r FaPad w 2tssF
nS pser w wao sees at ods yc
day morning driving back toward Utica. There
were two men In the carriage when It passed
Dishlsr. ~ At oriskPn MT the white, horse was
At 5 o'sloek on Wednesday evening t the two
men stopped at Verona. about twenty miles
Gastie. and there he lost track OF item IT, ' NJ.
Kenyon. notified ali tho horse owners to watch
agnin yesterday with Mr.; Goodwin. and when
Chief 3agwe! returned to Utica at i o'clock
ff% s ssshllsu esPs.n BusSs apnenF
the f two men who hired Kenyon. horse See was as
0G,Bricn. It Is supposed that he met friend at
t bse that asp esn by m sasy oSt
rect Get. Sbrisp has hS Pa. m .S thsn two
alarm was sent out. The only corroboratlon Of
Bucks st2ry, TINT o,BriSn was at Bagg
head waiter that ho was in the dining room on
Utica to night. and is staying with him at the
ALBANY. April 22.-wartlen Thayer reached
Bsnts %s"t ns Hossn bsa s
Attorney Eaton. Assistant District Attor:
ne, ney po 1In and Chief Clerk akeE q
was alloWoJ to remain in Utica to. look for
o OH, ,w After thG @r NJ T1hsn
went TO Troy to SEQ Edward Murphy Jr.. Who
nrsa his CT Mr.
passed between him and Buck.
W., Warden Thaycr tscI,esranhcd to Duck to iron
and s ex n' sesvea See D
trict Attorney Eaton. who convicted OBrien
and was greatly put out at the way that the
f%i nSaih S sess net s
upon receipt Of Mr.. Eaton's dispatches.
The fl rss ThHEErr had Of the es
TINT O'Brien had escaped between Albany and
that place; About I o'clock a dsspatsh was
%sden nut the ssa nas s ee o
m Lla Wire Immediately what you mean,
shackicd Ensk and 6'frien torothcr. Wren Wien
they reached here on Sunday morning they
with O'Brien when he left for Dannemora. but
Thaycr thought one was sufficient, he said
ThsR Ss %nv tak to Tc
had not had his whiskers shaved Off nor his
hair hair c!Lrned He replied that the reason was
Tic prisoners are shaved ID BY com Companies. lie
said, Two BARRIERS go over the faces OF tho
"s Ro Mho tho o
OBrien. says that his escape is the result OF
criminal conspiracy.
oBR1EN HAD PLENTY OF MONEY.
Tom O'Brien's friends In New York believe
that he was aided in his escape financially. at
house i street Xn' when New WYE Yors
was afflicted with bunco steerers her house
sad @ tier pa an ea
ss1s S SS S%Sf1 SsS;
nose and Q'Brien took it away from him. In
the fight that ensued one OF the bunco steerrers
court t no one Of the crowd Would make eomo
plant and all were discharged.
BS sITss here
say. Is II man OF his word. and when no said he
would not go to prison he meant 1t.
Abe liummel said yesterday that he had re-
rcivcd no notice of his clients escape. and
knew nothing about it except what he had
read in the morning papers.
Superintendent Byrnos merely said when
asked about the escape: :" They must have
been babies that had him."
=, O'Hrien's friends say he went straight to
Canada or to the far West. and that he will
try where foreign thieves are popular They
say he will have plenty of money to take him
wherever he wants to CO.
Chief Inspector Steers RECEIVED despatch
mora. in which the Warden said he had good
SSeasop to believe that o'B.ien had gone to
friends hcrA. The Warden's despatch named |
'ome, Of these friends and whore they could be
20 show that O'Bren had been seen |
around Oriskanv. Woodstock. and Oneida |
castle were false. Warden Thayer says. and |
we're circulated ~ pals of 'Brien to throw the |
detectives Off the scent. Inspector Steers |
'aused general alarm to DO sent out giving |
full description of tho bunco man. This was |
cad out to all the policemen in the city 1t . |
,'clnc. las ayenIpU