New-York tribune., 1886-05-15

.,.o,,o, NIGHT He was again in high
,eatbsr over his re election, which he SAID was y,
largest majority he had ever received. re"'..1
thot ma Ind told me he not going TO run 'na'
.,rh., dsrended on circumstances he rePneu; ~ a
dtn't intend to ran II business Was goo,; psv svnS,
didn't do anything last year at all ihoao
S roi"ed sncn row the Broadway 1op tns
nothing up last year. ana We ."ed To- do last
Year wont be done until noxt When get 'h'ouS" "''-
ycS see the District Attorney after cach e. hs o
,nSc concentrations A-Yes sir. They we're al 9sr r
for the purpose CT obtaining i.r MT
An the neg, g9rvsrsa0e i exnety hS nsAS@ S%o%
what M%TnS "a w% os, aoIs s uanEsd isi me
had cot nothing except from the Broad way peoPo &C.
ycs he replied, 81 got little pile from 'n' f0'''
Mr. Svweombe-r object to that, and move struck
The Cour-r grant your motion One crino az '''N'
6Go on. Ale said there other business IN hs
sn CIV ashed him how 1t was done. Mooney ,o ,o
said did II all It all came through hm; m had o, OF the
what truth there in the story that no a d teo II in
Broadway money over night He said ne dSun dau nnd he
his sale night tia, MolSney Ga ns n It was said
that hitsr had changed OF the ST. 900 notes. w.
replied Ga belonged TAX Il with Jachno Just before he
,oStised tS the senate Committed A.-ies' sr'
JAEHNE SAYS HE GOT $2o.OOo.
o-statcit Al met him in the City ilaii. iHi"s
are in a bad way" he SAID. This committee 10 e' =,
in a mess You must find out about Marine ior ino -
- 49,, bocn bis hands of theraH be trouble 'oit
him TO come to my house that night ana "ouu soo -
oor,o no, tell him how the land lay. He came anu
toiI him had found out aud that Marthe nau 1AAo,0 @
Matte Fulgraf aud Miller immunity II tncy wo"i rr
stats's evidence This worried hlin ierTlDy. =,
know did the business with Moioney no e'i Mno,, ~
thsv te Inc story that combination III VIII koca
oil Won mean the crowd that used to meet III ~. -
pr, % frs storel -" asked "Yes" he sold " VIC USED 10
meet ere and talk thing over we tnongnv ~ Ms
too conspicuous and afterward met AT McLousni,i ,
house night or before the hnai passdso We I' %
there and talked il all over. We saw tiat VIC nan ia"
twenty.two votes all ready Just before inc mee1
say Nolouey He said 1t was all arranged 10 90 tnc
ting tha noynn ne and that all the legal oDstructons
had been cleared away. He had the @Zoooo apeee =
with him and started to 20 away from me anu si
was short and asked II could nave iniue Iisht i ." o
Tho meeting Yea he sald would find 1t IN my IocHeI
When opened 1t aferward fOnnd an entSiVpc M
the bills In it. There one SlO,ooo nlI ana tei,
al 600" asked him II the business was dohe III eac
case with the locker On. no.. be ansWcio. 4. h
handed to them. Sometimes IL is Iel lot ne
in saloons. There is DO fixed way ,,.
O-Wnen did YOU zee the Dstrict'Auorney alter tua'
hsiian Cub The next Wednesday Jaehne came 70 my
Office In the afternoon. He was greatly %orrIen.
tod him to up to my house mat hlxh| .e 80
t,ye of nv men TO my house. placed three OF them III
the froni paror and two, Detectives Cosgrove anu
Rogers IN the back parlor Jaehne arrived al toou.
10 m The waitress let him in ana went out lnto 'lu
hall to meet him. / led him back into nne Hpiai
through the extension hall. Then snd WIt W. VI
TIL | close the door, went into the extension =,
and brought the detectives to Spot whco tuc9 ~
hear readily. Then | closed the sliding doors WIN
bang placed chair for Jaehne Win HIS pacA " n''
men and sat down In front OF hlin
| THE CONFESSION AT BYRNEs's HOUSE.
THE following diagram OF Inspector Byrness mouse
shows how the men stuatedl