The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

Thonley's Second Experience
With Bunco Eharpa
Charley Males Ayrssssx fer kannsne
n. Oss - ths cssn1sy h Order
"a Obsss.es sassEes.

= g Ih0Gl<ys - Exede Who wss swsndied
e1s e kspo ~ Janss Hal ana wElHsas sensos..
~" sn3zp<1. skrse weeks age and who waz
saesweSa fntnced 10 i<are tie essy returned "a
sssuie yesssFday. ssd - . resu.t OF ini<rma-
Ia snfnsssed b hsn. Charley Muliea. the
sIknown spovtiax ma.. VII bass % snsusy
- ia chaygc of ohsfruesius 3ussice. ana Han
ead sauiosd 70 hat u swIr dsinx.
Iaom'eTs story Of liz exp ,sencs while -
+. - rom - city b . arangs one While in
sRuaod ~ ~ outud ed C Ala out 81 40. and
81 men undoubtedly Ia league vita Halt AID
SANFORD ard their frsends On the night Of
nsa ana ssnford's arrest be e,si-as thss he wss
.ppfoecned oy Ma len, who. under the promise
70 fe1mud thf8 t1oo aod hear his expenses in
durea him 70 leave TIE cry with him 70 avoid
sppeassne against she two couAdeuce men.
ne sAntsd 10 80 TO CEeaaiis, tut
si'en Persuaded him 70 20 TO Port and and the
I'VE aess log list city he fol owing incoming
Anssn9 there. rooms wsre taken 1t he Stewart
so1sA huiisu rsmsine1 With hin fo< three
days ana then. be claims. introduced him to
man whose name be does not know This man
Was 70 keep Thornley, posted q 70 developments
IN The ease here in seattle. Muilsu. be
ssss. psia him tie 1890, and siso gave him tsa
ne remained WITH The fellow for two weeks aad
sss fofcei by threats 4, keep from dsvnigtng
snytninx Last Tnansav the mas informed
him tAat The Case hal been dismissed, sr.d that
ne Was g liberty 10 return home. lie decided
70 return 70 Seattle that night AMI % hts keeper
vas cnmsng - far - Tacoma. asre<d 70 travel
Win him. The keepers trip was only blind.
en0 the unfortunate swede walked right insc
inc trap. The train was 10 leave Portland IT
$50 0'ciccx n the eycnsnx aud Tnouley and
MS Keeper started for the Northern Pac &c
depot soms little time before that The fellow
led TaomIey around by clfcuitoas route and
when In = sort Of Hind alley way near the
n An exss ar Arnp .oJ
fng revolver. commanded the two to halt. He
eapssiast that be was detective from seattle
hnc stated thai ne wanted them both Thorn.
l*y's companion Immediately began % Plead.
He wssEed thst he had never been arrested and
oessed the detective 10 let him go. The detee-
I've refused 70 grant his request. but finally
sgreed 60 accept . bond Of 500 from
zach OF The two Tor their appearance in court
hsrs today. Thomscy's companion readily
herded over waiies which he said contained
SOC. eud advised bin TO DO likewise. lie did
So and the detective turned on his heel and
walked away. Thomley aud hss friend went ON
10 the depot. AMI just Is the train was pulling
out The friend gave him sse slip. He came on
10 Chehalls and then 70 Tacoma. never tuspect-
Ing that anything was wrong.
Thornley, came here yesterday morning and
an hour later learned that he bad haen iuped.
He Immediately sought Charley Mullen and the
latter denied any knowledge OF the alleged de-
tecsive business Thorn ey then called upon his
attorney. soderberg. who took him before
Prosecuting Attorney Car. An information.
founded on common lav charging Mui en- with
ohstructing justice in spir;t.ng away q witness,
was drawn mp and II yned by Thornley, On this
q warrsnf was issued hy Judge Humes and %
o'clock Mullen was taken into custody by Dep
uty sher n woolery. He was imm diately
taken bsfrre Judge sfratton and released on a
personal resemblance in the sum OF $780,
Thomley h LETT with but eee 10 his name and
bis case l. .tui one. He 10 well-educatsd
fellow and knows very little Of the ways OF the
world
Mullen was seen after bis arrest by Posr-
INTELItesScER reporter. BE had little to say
and expre.scd confidence In his ability 10 prove
hims III innocent
Now that Thornley, 10 here an effort viii ur-
dOubtedly b made TO bring mp tho case Of Hall
and Sanford again Just wAat can be done is
yet unknown.