Evening journal., 1896-04-21
cling THE JEWELS.
Warrants Issued In the
Burden Robbery Case.
BDBRATBs WHO HID THE GEMS,

|NhDBkATES W hU Hid IHb GbM6,
and Turner Promptly Indicted by
New York Grand Jury-Mr. and
Burden Leave For London to Iden.
the stolen Property.
York, April 21.-It is said that
81 (. nt has been issued for the arrest OF
implicated in the theft of the Bur.
wells Much mystery was observed
~ ce headquarters, and no.one in the
i've bureau would admit that such
s he case.
a. rumor was that the warrant for the
M Of the alleged confederate of Dun
2| I'd Turner was issued in consequence
& london cablegram to the police here
81 1rmore, that one of the imprisoned
pts in London had given certain in
~ tion duplicating a person here, and
hat person had had possession Of the
gems from the time they were taken
the house until they were taken to
on. 1t could not be learned whethol
aspect knew that he or she was the
< ier Of stolen property or whether the
ct was knowingly a participant in
rime.
Is stated on tho best authority that
Burden learned through private de-
70 agency where the iewelry had been
8d after Turner and Dunlop had sto-
Developments later, 1t is said. have
s. rmed what was then only suspicion,
he talked of warrant is believed to be
& esult of these developments.
and Mrs. Burden sailed for Eng
S ON the Teutonic today, taking with
an expert joweler Assistant District
# rney Lindsay will also go Detective
j. eants Iyanhoe and McCauley win fol-
on Saturday.
a result Of the testimony given by
S. Burden and his son and Martha
ie, servant, indictments have been
'ed against the two accused men.
& tor appearing before the grand jury
.hree witnesses were taken into the
of Assistant District Attorney Lind
where they spent considerable time
ing the'aliidavits necessary to secure
xtradition Of the London prisoners.
E 10 aflidayits were sworn to before Re
CT Goff.
3quisition papers have been obtain
om the secretary OF state at Washing
and Detective Sergeant McCauley
Ia to Albany to secure additional pa
from Governor Morton.
< be police profess to attach but little
lrtance to the evidence given by the
liant, Martha Kruse. They say it only
= erns certain actions of the accused
which they will be asked to explain
rial
unlop' Showed Jewels to Relatives.
Il r.AAIFORD, Conn, April 21.-It has
& ed out that William r. Dunlop, who
arrested last Thursday in London
s. ged with completely in the robbery
he Burden jewels in New York city
December, was visitor in this city
q previous to his departure for England.
police have learned that he was un-
< their eyes and recklessly displayed
70 of the stolen goods and got away
hout exciting suspicion.
IlunlOp has a brother at Noroton, q few
I es east of this city, and other relatives
f 9, whom he visited previous 60 his de-
turo. He went to Bridgeport from
" York and wRs shadowed by detect
S, but when he reached here he had
Der oluded them or they had given up
chase. During his short stay here he
played to his relatives, whom he had
i seen in several years, a varied assort-
lot OF jewels. He said he had been en-
yod as valet for several years by a
|althy English lord and bad just return
from California en- route for England.
had a weeks leave Of absence.
rhe jewels, he said, had boen given him
odd times by his lordship and members
his family.
Among those were scarfpips, rings,
acelets, etc. His story was believed, and
zen he returned to New York to take
, steamer for London several Of his
lmford relatives went along to sec him
As far as can be learned none Of tho
yels was offered for sale IN this city.