New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-06

through some OF the SURROUNDINGS OF tlc court onue
proper condition Of things the utmost secrecy should
have been observed. 1t is further shown that when
the arrest made Of these two parties In the Once
OF O'Malley g. Adams, the deputy sheriff was asked
by oMalley to cay the arrest made in Carondoet
St, and 1t was so reported to the court.
TILE WORK OF THE MISREPRESENTATION.
an searching for the true causes Of the criminal
actions connected with the impanelling OF the Jury
IN the Hennessy case, the statement OF inomae
C. Collins Is found Of great value and IN TINS place
We take occasion to declare that Collins was selected
especially for the duties to be performed and lot u
purpose secured employment in o'Malley q ADAMS
Office which, being done, he was commissioner q
special officer by the Mayor and paid by the Guy io1
this service The money received by MN e'o -.
from OMalley d. Adams for services rehueleu nv.
was handed TO the designated person AZ 'ic O''' -
The difficult and dangerous duties assumes ~
Special Collins while acting in his eoaDe "a
raritv ware performed with the stricteSt huely
as evidenced by the daily reports In writing Oh every
thing seen or heard Minpte in all details, the
ness is assured in fact the materia iea'uie y. vs.. s
statement and reports are 90 closely cohhee'eu INV 80
terwoven with the facts and circumstances conio0e
With the trial as confirmed by various other Witnesses
that there is not the slightest reason to oouoo "' az
o,,..v and correctness. 1t unfolds the whoe s.oi3
~ the inouitous workings OF the arcfcohsp""'Oi CIV
his peutenants revealing the boundless power u W
q, overoome and defy the majesty Of the law on cri
,na and civil proceedings through the operations Oh oil
interruptions private detective agency
THE MEN INDICTED.
ain the attempts to influence the talesmen VI s''o
Hennessy case visible act was comni''00u' ~ "a
fuIlv realize the difference between crime commute"
nv words only and what known as visible sos'
which might be witnessed by other persons anu yen o
tale of crime In the attempt TO lhnuenee cntooSeved
sbs nsnSaon or directly offered the money influence.
This reference will serve to show the Int
sSDffcient was offered by voluntary and RELIABLE VIII
nesses to Justify the indictment OF SIX mS 90 oi,ev
o atfemptSnS to bribe taesman and Bernard Giauol
Charles Granger and Ferneard Armant LOT aenS e s
each 10 brbe three different taesmen. THESE ParueS
are cosey Shown to have been Intimate With Ohaley
often at his Office, Informed of all doings anu wero @0'
Taking into account the volume Of testimony
admitted by the numerous wltnesTsSs peiOiJ 1 onIy
In the abstract relation to each party, but IN It's
aggregate and collective bearing We sTe ic sSrS Se
with Snowiedge Of and participation In most it t nSs
ALL Of the unlawful acts n ss scopred by wears
81 experi4nce the most cunningy devised schemes
were planned and executed for defeating te S 70
court of Justice the chief aim ana opect DcllS "
place unworthy upon the Jury in the tral OF Sne
nine accused TIthOu. his assS9os ana SsTe BEEN
radically derent and S as SA ns a MscS last never
In the persons Of the indicted McCrysto+ ana
Tl,a formers connection with iDtermissons ex-
tends hack tbrough several years McCystos volun-
tary statement 70 e Tr sumo minis Of the trial and
causes us 10 think he would have told more Ou. lo
the power and influence OF oMaiey anu SS'D in c
nectlon with friend Of The nine men lately on uiai
The two men were ere the NAE With prominence
showing the high appreciation IN which tner s svers
talescn rs before stated the proposals being mostly
refused. In one instance it is shown that O,Maley
to2E money fS MS yS Saf know aoS s fellow than
/ do. give him tie money This was to complete
iargain reported made with a talesman who was
Shortly after accepted as Juror. And here mark
the words OF one flaming: You fellows OeV"F so'
Ne cannot fail to refer the intimate relations
existing between class of ward politicians and the
a place of rendezvous; all were deeply concerned In
the appointment of successor to the late chle anu
a one Tor their use 1t was also important the agency
Should be Informed of the workings Of the city special
Officers and OMalley managed 10 have Tlend ap.
pointed lie was assigned to the police, and not
the detective force when he resigned rather than wear
: We have 1t most directly and confirmed by other
evidence that person holding po te ssepcw and
stood sentinel at the door several times ms same
penspa was % the day he
as juror There Is confirmed evidence Ina5 ro
and inspector the electric light plant was SO great
that he could cause them 70 manipulate the nenI az
SS Se n Scene R d ass hs qs
Of Of oicer Collins Showing the directions given by
e. s s ts dSss sHd ahsRhs he
electric light company ana see jim anu no one
but he will be able understand to make that lgt
corner of Girod and Basin burn weak as II was on
s oslo e1s@' Oh 0''0Oe' 10" .'.' m', -, ~
the messengers return O'Malley remarked That
fellow will break that wheel down. If necessary No
wonder, then oMaey had ACCESS to the eeStrc
s: &c 's%SS @sas he
shot it being changed to read 40 minutes additional
Of dim light to the time Originally recorded i%r ce
TO state that the president and OF S
electric light company as also the , eensr ere med
that their men were being tempered with. old an
and everything in their power to Illustrate telr plans
and preserve the actual record.
o'MALLEY's BAD RECORD.
aFrom the beginning of investigation, there
Is continuous evidence drought to our attention OF
the pcrniclous combinations of what is known rs
the d. c. O'Malley Detective Agency. IL advertlses
in The Daily City Item" and by signbosrd at
the Office that one of the ablest criminal lawyers al
the bar Is the attorney for the agency. We know
for an absolute fact that the bank account IS KEEP
and checks drawn in the name OF 0,Nlailey d ADAMS
the interested Iartles being ID {, OMaiiey ana Lone
Adams Such combination between detective and
prominent criminal lawyec is unfeald OF before IN tnS
sybities for evil we stand aghast: ...--
The Indictment Of D. G. O'MalIey iSr per! !Ir,
vras based upon the most undoubted evidence ina
he camo originally from Cleveland: ONO. whec, OF
January 30 1878, he convicted OF petty laTceilN
and committed to the workhouso CT the city OF Cleve
land where he served tenn expiring June =
1874 We next appears under indlctmehl Tor pSr.ur!
IN The initcd States Circuit Court at New-Orleans
where an indictment was based upon the aD'daVL
arsinst ono Edward Schneider, which O'Malley alter
%ard contradcted under oath. but he mapaged TO Sc
cure an acquittal owing ID the timely disappearance
~ tbe aidayit which he alone was interested III nay
ING suppfessed Later he was committed 70 IN
parish Prison for attempting to levy blarkmal upo
random for Introduction. The following record
verified by officials. showing his nnmecous o"eh'e
a. No. o47s'uly . iss4 indicted i and a ,esi
ing to prevent wnSsseS r ron aa sppsaNS a"'
g. No 4.s38-May o. 1884. indicted Tor tneea GO
ing and intfnidating witnesses; acquitted Way Il
1884, 40 ,.,Aod cultv I
CARRYING concealed weapon and sentenced
al no 3.6To-November 3, 1893. 'convlcteo
assault and sentenced. ~ ,,.s ,n.,, 30 RI
rving a concealed weapor and sentenced; ,,,.,. ,