New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
ANOTHER ROBBER CAUGHT.
ARRESTED IN CINCINNATI CHARGED
WITH THE ACQrIA CREEK CRIME.



Cincinnati oct lS-A man giving his name as
Charles ~ Morganhed, whom the police think
knows something ato,.t the Acquia Creek train
robbery was arrested this morning and later
sent to the city Hospital Wednesday morning
a gardeper named Henry Geismann found Nor
garfield lying unc onsciouc with one leg broken. in
pit at ,he foot of an embankment near the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton tracks about
three squares cas-; Of Mtchcll-ave
The man had money in all his pockets. and was
very liberal. For every favor done him i" would
pay with Il 81 or slo bill Win thu aid Of mono
he managed 10 get promises OF secrecy. Dl.
McCuom called. ana Tor his services re-
rcived $40 bill. Arrangements W"r" mad" I"
take him tc "A hous,. I'm the outskirts Of -. l'"l-
nard. as he positively refused to 70 to any hos
pitaI. and any talk of informing the authorizes
seemed To alarm him CRAFTY. Several Ieop" be
coming cognzant of the case, told 'hiei 81
Police Dci;sch. Wh" IT once detailed i"trctlN"
10 bring the man IN He was taken 10 Central
station. where Coone' Deitsch examined him.
The suspect repeated that his nam" was charles
4. Morganhed. and added that ne was thirty
seven years II age. his home was in Ripley C"un-
~. Tenn. and that ne was gambler He was
.sl,ed when h. l"f Virginia. ana replied:
"Nirgnia? Who said anything about Nlr-
GINA and refused To answer further Giles
tons but the unmistakabe dialect of tn" Viz
gianian was evident in his language
He removed To tn" city Hospital. ms
outer clothing. hat. shoes ana wallis" being taken
to the Chiefs office. Under tn" swaziland ~
a
on The Bank Of Commerce Of Haliin"rc. anu
$50 bill on the First National Bank. Of Camden.
y. !. I'm his coat and waistcoal were found
Sl-i Is. chiefly in gold with som" small change.
III" wallis. was examined, and in T. was found
a brown slouch hat such as onr Of IN" train
robbers Wore pcrcal" shirt similar To the ON"
worn hy the man who crossed ~" river al
Iarkersburg. and wrapped I'm ii was h'ap 81
silver amounting I" STA. This made a t"tdl 81
s4%2. box Of pills bearing nh" label OF -.
I.cfevre a Sons 80 G6 Baltimorc-st. Cumhcr-
Ian "
found TO tally in every detail with advice' re-
ceved by tn" agent Of tn" Adams Express
Company in this city. kilograms were at one"
sent 10 Washington. asking for more detailed
description Of the mon concerned.
Officers wer" sent to the hospital 10 exarnin"
further Morganfcld's clothes. and their search
was rewarded 10y finding "A roll of money con
tanning 1850. which had been tied up IN tn" ron
part of his undcrshirt. This money was al In
$40 and $50 bills when II was found h" Kept
silent and only spoke once. 20 sav that u had
been won at craps and poker, which he played
FOR n living
At the hospital an examination was made 10y
| the physician and II was found that the frac-
| ture was so bad that the leg would have 10 b"
| amputatcd
| Morranfeld IS thiriy-scyen years Of age. 81
! heavy build about five feet eight inches IN
| height wears moustach". his beard being
| shaved on tn" chin and trained I" XIV" th" APP
| pearanc" Of mutton CHOPS me d"S'rlpt NY ~, 81
| the second man seen IT Front KoNai ana mt'r
/ AT Parkcrshurg. as sent out by inc N"''"S Ia
| press Company. is similar
/
afternoon G. ] Scarc,y. the supposed train rob
| Ter was brought into the Court House. which was
| crowded to It's utmost capacity with spectators
| Upon the prisoner taking his seat between his
| counsel B a Richmond and ). T.. Mcieth
| Judge Hoffman called the court 10 order MI
| Thomas II Baltimore. attorney for III" ADAMS
| EXPRESS Coinpanv opened the cas" 10y stating
| that the conpauy was greatly Interested n WIS
| wlel known. and asked thc Judg" thai ne Nm"
| So, for haboas corpus b" extended i'r'F-''t"'
| hours So as 10 allow the requisi'lo- papers -
reach this city Mr. Thomas was ''','W'u ~
| states Attorney Sloan. who any 'unred nat ~
| he would. H. case the Iapr'- % not i"H'h me
city within forty-cight hour. AK 10" Court l.r
| ,rn,he- extension h. would Ike the Court &"
postpon. IN" case until N1ndh' N"ih' III ~
| '.cln.,, Mr. pcarrr an ,thrr attorney f'r tn"
| state made substantially IN" same statement
| Il \ Richmond. who represented ia" prs .i"'.
| said they did not object tp IN" granting "i IN
extension by the Court In ftct ny 'iirn' - p'i
| fcctly willing that thu cas-" should D." l"stp''u
until Saturday afternoon. bat not untl Monday
a. ( o'clock as think il unjus. - ~" PRISON
| VIII, mar been confined ALREADY about Uli'Y 80"
Mr Richmond then took his scat, whercupoon
! Judg" Hoffman said that as thor" wa u" "'
lection the cas-" would b" again calico %" "a 70
urday afternoon al o.clorr. me pi's,,',. III
tho custody Of sheriff King and Drpui! MELON
aid. was then conducted t. H." JAN. follower ~
II larg" crowd. &C.,,
S,arcry f. a very nervous man tonight Sin'"
H.. was taken back t. tn" jail his face has worn
a troubled look and h" has paced IN" cpIrlr,'
| restlcsslv with a lighted cigar always IN M
month When approached los a United Press
representative tonight he was Inclined 10 be-
gruN ana non-cOmmunicativ". US no Fluht"
| deal" h" said. locking IN" Hp nero i"' u"','
| INK" This observation b" suIIIrm"ht"" P""
/ Lv asking If any one else had been arrested
and his mind seemed troubled hy AN anxiety
10 know just what tn" newspapers nan 70 - 50,
about him IN reply to questions. h" 'ad.
was for some TIM 4 cattl" dealer III i'"iI'"N''
| Va but business got bad ana went "''K -,
NV rad. as a CARPENTER. For awhile works \
n fiarpcr's Ferry and after leaving tray 'Hr'i
about that section ~ IN" country ""l'p "''''
Jobs Tn. money found IN my i"Sh'S9l"" j., my
own earned II honestly WORKING hS ! nave
told Won at my trade a. carpenter. e...,.
| ,,,,r, IN. d.t.ciiv"s have against S"aic'y
| Is an incident AT Shenandoah Junction I"st sun
| d,y night S~arcey arrived at MI. Moor" :
| Hotel In tina; place lat" nj might ne va t'",
Their" were no empty rooms. pu' ma ~ an
double M with stranger VINO N'i d'''F''
ho,r or So previously. S'arcey w!ningN "sic'u.
r. the morning Scarce and MS roommate wen.
| - IN. station together. Scarc'i bought u ~.
,r Cincinnati The other man bought a ticket
Cor Cumberland. ON the train tn" Tvs" men rN-
changed tickets Searccy's friend went on
Off AZ Cumberland This. the detective say NaS
= dnIgc 10 put would-b" pursu,rs "n the track
fr erarcev is tall. well-bult man. ana ms
r,pnauion was a short, stockS individual! i"F-
ernrs would look for the short mar III 'uhp' +
land ana the tail man would b. sought after III
CINCINNATI hence the exchange 81 tlck-,s.
Adams Express Messenger Crutchh"ld SAID To-
,,r,h, hal he could not positively identify
enarccy as one ofshc gang. II was dark AT IN.
limo az the robbery and all w'- cpnin'loi, hu
Mr. Crutchncd is pOsltiV" that som" "i 'il
Iathtn, found i'm Searccys satchc Is TN" same
az was worn by one Of The robbers
The batch Of Honduras Lottery tickets f"uno
I'm Soarccv's possession is the stan upon whicf
thn detectives and the express people ar" lean
ing They have tclcgraphcd for list % M
numbers Of the tickets which were cafrrh nl
the looted train. If these c"rrrsp"ni WIN IN,
,icLcte in Scarccv's posgcss!ou at tn" tim" o
his arrest then his case viii b. very serious.