New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09

contained He appeared to be "a sHaio7poa gu
eupsstauces because he could not Day bis rent esu
lsrly. She once threatened "a eject him y ne d'a
not raw her. He was in his room verS little ana
,raa seltem visited by friends. Her husband once
nav man visit him who answers The description Oh
eaa,rs. yoee, paid her Wednesday, and then re-
moved his trunk saying that be intended W return
u Germany. r
AZ Hers liquor store, where vogei was arrested
The proprietor said that Vogel only called there oo
oaaionaliy He never drank much; prooaoiy ios .ns
1eason that he had money, aud no ala not sp'o"'
ifIIofmans grocery store il was stated that after
VcSel took rooms In Stan on~st. he visited r. u II
man aud said he came from the ssa'e pisee ~ uo.
many He went to the store occasionally, ou new.
menfioDed his scheme or his companions, anu he'o'
advanced any Socialistic ideas. v,,.ps n,,st
Hsary Stamsnn Of Leonarus'., was ,n go snrnrised
yesterday when he learned that Vogei was III VI"
custody of the police. -. a;s,anos
frorn where Vogel was born" he said. -" we were
children together, but came to tbis country casiy
and did not see yogel until few months ago wnen
he called on me. He visited INV house frequently.
hut never uttered q word about the bacxnaiiing
blot. never beard him speak SsgerVs nam, snu
do not believe that ne had any eoinPsn pau
in the city. l saw him so olteh euat
think I would have heard HIM mention
some of the names of his friends II he bad any;
know thai he was not a Nihllist because NO uas
srok en against them I remember that when the
Gar Of Russia was assassinated ne expresses n,n-
self as feeling very sorry. lie said that IL .nc
peror of Germany was treated IN the same way no
shouId feel bad. know that he was not mempegr
of sny Soclallstic or COmmunistie ORGANIZATION ns
had been hero short q time that ho cOu'u NV
sDeak word of EBglish. His rather Is WeaItoy Ia
Germany and he came to this country to try TO get
work. He did not succeed and wanted 70 60 oa. ~,
10 Germany He tined 70 borrow money IRON friend
know HIM to have WAS Eugene ftleuerIo"'ii ,r,ad
works 10 a dry goods house III PhliadsIph'a. r, W
erichs born near where we i,vea, anu Tnen rot
enl arrived here no associated with him ne Is hot
. Nihiiist either. The last tame saw 'ose' WIS
Az the Cosmopolitan Cafe it was denied that NJ
hil,sts conrregated there The proprietor salu that
il any OF bis customers were hlh'ilsts ne was nU
aware Of ID. He also declared tost ne uu TO, thew
visited his place.
THE PRISONERS CONFESSION.
yorei was taken to the Fifty-seventh Street Police
Court Yesterday and arraigned before Justice XII
broth. Detective Campbell told the Justice that u
was desired that Yogel be remanded untii to-oay
in order that the detectives might follow certain
clews which they possessed. Later Captain Gunner
took vogel to No. $50 East Fifty -second-st' lie
was identified as the man who hired rooms theie-
when ne learned that he had been idenilhed ne
told the Captain that be was anxious TO make
written statement of MS connection with tho pio1.
The statement written IN German, ana lhc
principal points o. II are as iollows:
believe Hast saw sagert Saturday before Christmas
About four weeks ago l met him ~ Brcsd%ay
for the first tune since then he nae h pHaSed 10 20
pediing He accompanied me ana 'olo use "
a dollar and promised to help return To Germany
With me- that tune sagert daily visited me- ana
xsye MN any money ne promised ~ repay me either
here or IN Germany lie further stated that he expected
from bis father, and from his misuded br'de
ct Hanover fortune amounting TO about toOOo ei
40 he oiteu spoke OF the stasburger family ana asked
stu visit ed there, and now MISS s. was getting o.
asked what business that was OF MS MseIenpoee
fair With her. Thon in tine course Of the
conver.atlon he said that he Intended TO ";,rsG
She wealthy Mr.. strasbargeT 1 told hin 70 Try IL
Coed. I'll do IT," the reply. looked ~ nun
nias and he said you s s1 T sss IN e aa uo
reply, but Simply told me to Keep quiet. a. INST 'o"A
S ss a sg a i c SuT os s ana Twice
man " ali appearance was an isrpehle who wore
i %yt words Words and / passed on. lie a.kcd me
once ..a eha ''as not and Dc s eaS hi a
what he meant An be answered was that with a
rs driver ae and person would take her from the
street by force surmsed that ms ~ss mean, Tor Nj
my words and he then changed the subject OF our con-
He asked me odd questions. For instance. when
services commenced at Inc Temple on Fridays told
DID inqaire at the Cafe Cosmopoau. but NOT Ger
tam 80 days passed TIL March 26, when the rooms IN
well known to him. named Dubois | might go aud
rent them, IL all the SAME. L did THIS without
bun hst-oox He wanted put things in 1t to bring
TO me. that be could put them ID my Big lrnnk pre-
Say. day., early, he said We should get the key
which missing from the rooms that were
Soassleepss to get it down wen, up and they told
me misiaid told him this We walked through
the Is for forty min and eventually reached
Lexington-ave., where left him at 1880 took the
car Tor No 20 s5an1onst and s ,oos my my
the en1 purpose Ss,'' Of getting hin "a bad invited
him to play game of eatcs a. Hoffman, No - stan
mai evening" he Hoffman,, where was Playing
cards with that nleman. the same AS every eyenng
afteruoon be told OF adventure as ne called IT,
Ihsye already told SIR srasburger tgt Since that time
avoided SageT heneyer could. Holman knew that
There was not word said about the srasburger affair
avoided thus too. On April he gave me letter TO
Tnis i did without knowing ia coptents. On
April was , SI sgr, along Ssn ~, fr'ta nave
mentioned before Joined us We went TO soont For
teta-st. when In zgzag way we reached sixty nrsts,
saeert wanted eat something ana leisurely walked
isroush sixty -frst;s, expected sagers 70 follow me-
"a thought nc had nouocd tna tns Dena'or hau as
"a Few minutes passed when sagert Joined me. We
ioii sred through TO about Msdson-ave. when again
told sagert that was hungry whereupon no SAID 1
snd sixth ave He told me when he stopped was
% fire pistol. did 20 IN Fifsh-ave between sixueth
ieorId sc4 sasert 10 Mndis,n-ave He raised hrs hand
In SALUTE, which initiated.
Detective Campbell regrets the death Of Ssxert.
that the pistol was discharged accidentally.
In accordance with the rules Of the Police Depart
mont charges must DO made against him for drawing
his pistol GU mau. This will be the duty OF super
3ntendent Walhng. but the formality Will not ot
gooe through with until the case has been fully DIS
posed Of No blame whatever Is attached 70 the
officer BY his saperiors he has received notes from
several residene Of this city appAading MS action
AN ARREST IN PHILADELPHIA
Captain Gunner received telegram yesterday o.
$40 D. m, from T. x. ryron. acting Superintendent
of the Philadelphia police, announcing that Eugene
rriederchs bad been arrested In that city. An office
was Immediately sent TO PHILADELPHIA TO bring bin