New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
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TONS ARISING.
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PHILADELPHIA. Penn, March DIT court
convened At Harrisburg today 90 p. u 20 sentence
The cp convicted Of bribery Jutsc- Pearson and Hin
der4on being present K,mnlc, Saltcr. Poroh Crawford
md Eumbergcr failed To put IN an appearance. and
their bail was forfeited Wuts at once Issued FOR
their arrest, which viii dciain them wn,rcycr found
vffnn tnc Vntrd Stae- proyf'ng me ban sccs ~ 70 70
ord,in H. The court house was dcnscy crowded
Whctacr the bul of K,mblc eait, and o." others see
m 10 arrest tie fuglvcs not the counsel for the
prosecution. after obtaining the necessary warrants,
VIII demand requi-iuon papcrs Detectives are already
az worK.
Tie dipappearancc Of K,mhle and the other defend
ants has raised s.orm OF a.tonishmcnt here.
Komble's G.-bt was communicated TO hi
friends nrcr midnight lat night. and they were
very indignant The conference IN his interest last
evening resulted Ia raising strong hopes hemhle, n
Is announced. would have been suIc of ieni-
ent treatment al The hands OF the judge,
who woud have made the sentence Hight
on the ground Kembo did only wh,t It has boon
the fashion 10 do. HIS ia pri.oumcu would have been
short, and sure Of pardon inside OF three
weeks If the had kept him u JAIN for longer
time.
Palmer. oft4o Board o. Pardons. II Il announced.
could have been Won over, and pardon ob;1ln"d Now
ever, thing is 30 "a mes.
Kemhe's iIicnds ANA thc clerks In the Peoples Bank.
Of which he r. president, are much ucen-ed At his want
Of courage. His fight leaves them unable Ia
argue IN his defence This morning all were
prompted 10 desert him but later rallied and tonight
proractcd held at the Continental IIo
tel ny leading politicians, and IT was agreed
- urge him by every means 10 return
Ills whereabouts known to those present aud
missed by those outside to be 10 Canada. likely
IN "A NtW-Iork hiding place found Tor him by Theodore
Walton. OF the 81. james Hotel. friend and Old Ihla
dclphn politician.
II fairly probable he will return, md az once his
ficId- induce him. T. not they VIII probably de
scrt him. Petrof. EGnbergci, Tier and Crawford are
Close AT hand. and VIII follow Whatever policy kehbie
initiates.
The conduct OF the cgso Is admitted to havr
been admirable and only criticism heard of
some eminent Judges having said that man WHO
oicI ID dcfcuce would have been better than one
pleading guilty.
r Kenblr returns H. "a impossible 10 say d.. se
trncC viii be- having confessed judgment hy Hipnt
thc Court likely TO he severe. II Il next 10 Impossible
for him to remain away - there then would Do end
20 ~. He sad OfiCa he would never gU TO prison.
and. Il T. reported. he would shoot himself fret
From the start he has imagined more iguouiny jnan
ms friends have allowed 10 his crime.
The wishes expressed ~ the conference to
night win be wCrcd by kCmbC's c1irho
tomorrow, and his action VII govern the
movements Of the Others. The Prosecuting Com
mittec OF the Legislature announces Il VIII employ
detectives 10 trace the ins-ing men. Should Kcuhle
90 Canada be touched. The extradltiOn
treaty does no, cover bribery.