New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13

days to ure him To Detroit and finding that they could
do nothing with him, made arrangements TO nave hn
watched and then came homo. Alters stay In Cansos
was not pleasant. Jaehne did not keep his promises
No money was given to his mother or sister, and none
sent to Alter He felt that he was not being iary
treated. He wrote to his mother asking II sne
being Of Jaehne heard OF t and wrote u
him. telling him he running his head Into hoo'e
and tho authorities would find out where he wa" no
kept on writing. Jaohne promised again to Keep ts
word but did not. Alters money gave out. he became
melancholy aud determined to como homo ana soo IL
Jsehne's friends would not help him.
Since he came to this city has caled upon several
OF Jaehne's friends aud other people and askcd Ior
money. lie met with rebuns on every mana. no
learned that Jaehnes brother had sold the store 70
which he held the title and had kept the proceeds his
made him disconsolate and he did not care what oe-
OF him, and he did not try afterward to hide MS
movements.
Inspector Byrnes asked Alter if his testimony in favor
Of Jaehne was false. Ho admitted that 1t was
"Dd you over tell Mr. Scott that thcrs Doodle In
the safe to be distributed among the AldsrmenF the
Inspector asked.
eyes, told him that there was 100000 there Tor
that purpose. 1t is true. though have denied It,"
Inspector Byrnes aod that Alter has also told In MS
confession about visitors who frequently called a. the
Broome-st store and conferred with Jaehne Among
them Aldermen and people whose names, the In
spector says would surprise tho public II they were
and ho has told everything In his confession Ihe in
spector says that ter acted ike man VINO had oeeh
deserted by those who ought to have taken caro- OF n
and that no is willing to tell all he knows ABOUT
the railroad dealings OF the "bOodle" board Inc
Inspector would not say whether any arrests
would follow and would not give any
names. On Friday Alter was taken to IisricE
Attorney Marines Office and made statement. he
was remanded by Recorder Smyth until to-day, wnen
he will be brought before the Recorder he may
be reDauded again al the request OF tue DlstrloFA'
tOrney. ,,. A..
In his confession the Inspector Alter SAID tnat tue
watch which Jaehne wore, ana which was su 10 h''o
been stolen whom he arrested, was stolen lroui
staterOom on In Hoboken by TWO "outsiue
thieves and bought from them by Jaehre "a,
Distrct-Attornsy MARITIME was seen yesterday AT us
house One huud ftth-,t lie saiu u
under tho circumstances did not think IL proper 70
anything concerning tho case or Alter al prcsen.
The matter before the court IN tue ususI
and whatever connection AlIer uau Win '"0""N
would then be shown. him
The friends Of Alter reticent in regard TO hi
AT the barroom OF William Harn,y, in Narick-st,
where Jaeune made his headquarters during nis
campaigns, It said that Alter h"u
been there seldom after Jaehne's indictment. -
good deal OF Importance Is attached 10 Alters con-
fesson by the authorties 1t will suppleinehI snu
strengthen Alderman Wsites confession. IT Is unuer
stood, by showing the amounts paid TO certain hluer
men and details which Will make the case stongo.
AGAINST Jaehne should he be granted new tral. any
will also aid the prosecution OF the other "Doooo
Aldermen.