New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
IJAEHNE ONCE MORE IN JAIL
SURRENDERED BY HIS BONDsMAN.
MR.. ODONNEIL HEARS THAT THE ALDERMAN
CONTEMPLATED FIG HIT.
INSPECTOR BYRNEs MAKES THE ARREsT-oDoN-
NELL COULDN'T AFFORD TO LOSE $4,000
JAEHNE's FRIENDS SAYS HE WAS NOT
GOING AWAY A NEW BONDsMAN

| GOING AWAY A NEW BONDsMAN
! PROMISED.
| Alderman Henry w. Jaehne is again under
| lock and key at Police Headquarters lie was arrested
last night at and yarlck ss just after leaving
the liquor Of his friend, William Harvey, by In
spector Byrnes person After Jaehnes first arrest
Joseph ODonue of No 301 sirthaye went his bail In
the sum OF $4,000, at tho Instance of their mutual
friend Harney.
DstricAttorney MARITIME receiveda visit from O. Dom
nell at his home yesterday afternoon O'DOuneil ap
peared trodblcd and excited and said almost as soon as
he met the District Attorney: Mr. MARITIME wish to
surrender Alderman Jaehne. am given to understand
that he is making :ements to leave the city and
can't afford to lose 5000" As he hal recOv-
ered from the surprise caused by tho announcement
Mr. MARITIME told his visitor that tho proper person
| to whom Jaehne should be delivered was Inspector
Byrnos. A cab summoned and Mr.. MARITIME and
| O'EOnnel driven at once to Inspector Byrness
! house at No 50 West Ninth.st. They arrived there
about O'clock and found the Inspector smoking his
aferdnner cigar. ODOnne repeated the cause OF his
visit He said that several friends had told him thai
Jaehne making active preparations to leave the
city, he had paid little attention TO tho rumors until
friend, who in position To know, informed hn
that the Alderman had actually purchased railroad tick
cts. aud that Jules, nc stopped, tins morning
would find vacancy in the olce OF Nice-President OF
| the Iard of Aldermen
81 don't know Jaehne very well, myself" continued
/
notation my friend lIarney have not been secured
IN any way in case Jaehne does skip, and 1t would
break in business entirely if was forced to put
up $1,000. Under the circumstances have concluded
surrender him and would ike TO have him arrested
Where ran he be found ?" asked Mr.. Byrnes.
think he Is at Billy Harneys place, at Houston
ana Varlck sts.'
"Wr'n find him and I'll arrest him fast enough" said
the Inspector buttonin: on ms oyercoat.
Entering the cab, the party started for Tarncys place
On the way Mr. Byruos instructed O'DJnue "a 90
the part he was to play. "YoI q into the place. ho
SAID "anI II Jaenrs there AK him to come outside Tor
q few moments, aud TN attend to The rest"
ODOunru went into the btrr0om and IN Few
moments came out again accompanied by Jaehnc. As
they reached the sidewalk the Inspector walkel up to
Jachne. tapped him on the shoulder, and PAID;
Alderman, I'll havo to trouble you 10 20 over to the
Central Onicc with me-"
",hy. what's the trouble nowl" asked tho astonshed
man.
"Your bondsman has given you up. He was afraid
that you about to 20 to Canada and as we can't
AFFORD spare you just you will have come along
"All right. Inspector" was the reply, and the cab
was agaln called into service aud in few moments the
men walked up the marble steps leading to tho Central
Onice and quickly u,hcrcI INTO Inspector Byrncss
private Office.
Mr. Jachne appeared cool and collected aud the ar
rest apparently had effect HIM than though
lie had been bein: arrested every day in
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pleasantly to two acqiaintanccs among the news
paper men present
"What have you done to the Alderman " aSHed
Inspector Byrnes by a TRIBUNE reporter.
Hos down stairs replied tho Official grnly
WHAT HARVEY SAYS OF HIS FRIEND
William Harvey ot Alderman Jiehnos int-
mate friends, ound at hi- liquor store at No. 2OG
Varcist. by TRIBUNE reporter Mr. Harvey said:
81 did not know OF Iaehus's bOndsnan surrendcrnS
INN unt was Told OF 1t by a reporter 1t was sur
PRISE me, and know or 10 reason for the act saw
Mr. Jaehnc last evening" and ne seemed to be in good
spirits and confident That his innocence would be
: proved"
When told of the report that Alderman Jaehue had
been preparing leave the city, ae said -" do not be
hcve IT, lie to be surrendered by O'Donnell on
Monday morning and everything had been prepared tor
hin to have new bonds Why ODonnell surrendered
him tonight is mystery to me- LIDO not think he VIII
have any trouble in the morning as Michael Eagan OF
the undertaking firm OF J. gan Lcake OF No. PA
sprlut-st, IS prepared 20 give bonds for MN.
Not CLEAN OF light issued from Joseph ODonnelis
liquor store, at SXth-avc and Twenty tourthst, last
evening aud cimneresn darkness regncd oyerthc place
The doors tightly closed, much % the surprise Of
its patrons aub tho many " grOwlerv0rlers ia the
neighaorhood. TElHjSE reporter pounded
away vigorously tho side door for some
time without receiving any response aud
huay inpatient rcl to open the door. Alter
making Of the door knob hs apparently
red curtain over the glass panel was drawn aside and
NJ O'Doauell appeared the other side His usually
bdad face showed sgus O care and dcprcSson ant he
asked anlIable voice: "Wel, what do you wantl"
The reporter stated his business aud ODonnell remark
ing, I'VE got nothing say about it," and instantly his
face di-apprare from the window the red curtain WAS
drawn, aud darkness again reigned over tn" place.
Few politicians stirred away from their homes last
night owing to the dowupOur Of rain, and the
lobby and baFroom Of the Hoffman House, the
favorlte nightly resort of the County Democracy
was comparatively deserted. Hubert o. Thompson,
Maurice H. Flynn, lawyer Richard Ncwcombe and
other lights OF organization that numbered Jaehue
as bright particular star heard the news OF their
AiGermau's re-drrcst and hurried to tho New
Amsterdam Club in Twenty -fourthst,, opposite the
Madison Square Theatre. There conference was held,
result OF which not learned for all access TO any
of tho participants was denied. After leaving Inspector
Byrnos's Mr. MARITIME went to the Manhattan Club
and took his dinner. for he had been
hurried away from his homo in Harlem by Mr. ODOn-
nell before he got chance to eat anything ODonne
arrived at Mr. Marines home at $3.50 O'Clock in the
afternoon He found tho District Attorney away At
tending tho funeral OF a friend Jachuo's boudsE.an
waited walking up and down the street IN the
meantime. IL after o'clock when Mr.. MARITIME ap-
pcarcd and ho at PROCEEDED downtown with
O DOnuclL
Up to midnight LAST night not person had called at
Police Headquarters to see the imprisoned Alderman
stl over in the vicinity o his home in the Firth Ward
most his noghbor5 VINO learned that he had Deen re-
arrested stubornly refused to believe that he m'itated
flight I'm the Monticello ana the Richmond ITIll Clubs.
however Jaehncs stock does not stand well since he
testified Senate Committee that lie won $1,000 a
year poker ia those two places. There is a strong
undercurreht OF belief in Jaehnes guilt ~ the club
members since he made that statement. One member
who asked that his Oe not disclosed said that he
understood one Of the why ODOnnell grew su-
picious learning that Jaehne had been quietly
turning his jewelry diamonds, etc, into cash This
started the investigation which resulted IN ascertaihug
that tickets had already purchased This settled
the question OF Jachnes liberty for the night.
KILLED ~ BARROOH QCARREL.
Daniel Maher and John McGirr went into