The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20

attachment against tho property Of Henry
Fuhrman in the auditors ofiice yesterday
A In pendens against The property VAS
also fled
Yesterday morning Mayor Ronald. Cor
porztfon Counsel Douworth. Attorney w.
III. White. who has been specially retained
for the city. and Deputy Prosecuting Az
torney Mcbride held consultation, and
~ the result Of their deliberations coni-
munication BY H4re was established with
County Attorney Pierce Butler. OF -.
Paul and the 81. Paul chief OF police, and
the following telegram was sent.
ssCki<f Of Police. 81. Paal: Don't ALLOW
them 70 start with krug until ] send
recnisssion papers. IL they have started
wire them 10 get of end return 30 -.
Paul and hold him there until the reGuisi-
ton papers arrive. We fear he will be
taken Of the train in Dakota. Montana or
Idaho unless in charge Of the governors
agent. duly appointed, with warrant The
application 20 the governor Is being made
today. See your attorney.
-. T. RONALD, Mayor"
notwithstanding Krug's expressed will
ingness 70 return without requisition pa
pers. this course was determined on as the
safest
.Ifter the train should get into Dakota,
Montana or Idaho" said Mayor Ronald.
there would be nothing TO prevent krug's
going back on his word or changing his
mind about coming along willingly. and
some of his friends might step aboard with.
a habeas corpus writ and the officer In
charge Of him would have no papers to
hold him on. So he might be able to get
away from the officers after all. When
was prosecuting attorney here a case just
like that occurred which cost the county
$I.a0."
Mr.. Donworth said that ii was deemed
best to go about the bringing back of Krug
IN a strictly legal way. A little later
Mayor Ronald sent the following tele-
gram:
here that > desperate fort will be made
TO release krug. II he is released by the
courts follow him at all hazards. regardless
of cost. and notify me of mis- movements.
-. T. RosALp,
mayor of Seattle, WASH"
In response to these kilograms two dis
patches were received to the effect that
krug had been arraigned in court charged
with being fugitive from justice, and
that he had been remanded TO Jail until
September Is to await the arrival OF requi-
sition papers.
Attorney White was busy yesterday
getting the necessary papers ready, which
Gov. McGraw signed last night. They
will be taken to Olympia today to have
the seal of the state attached. after which
Sheriff Wooiery will start for ST. Paul with
them.
Later in the day the following telegram
was received by Mayor Ronald:
40 J. T. Ronald, Magor, Seattle: What
is the amountof Krug's endorsement as
stated in the warrant now out for his ar
rest; date OF warrant; date of ofense;
name OF Judge of court issuing warrant.
krug is in jail--has . lawyer--we will
mold him. Answer.
pierce BUTLER,
est. Paul. 4;10 p. m. County Attorney"
To this the following reply was sent:
ITO Piercs Butler. County Attorney, So.
Paul, Nina: Two warrants OF arrest
against krug; first. larceny. by embezzie-
ment, $780, Date OF warrant and
Caldwell, justice of peace. of Seattle pre-
cinct. King county, Wash. Second war
rant, violation of statute forbidding use Of
public moneys by city officers for purposes
not authorized by law. Date of offense,
July 2, 1892; money loaned to Henry Fuhr-
man; amount $4,000. Date of warrant,
September Is. 1893; same Justice. Gov
ernor will grant requisition tomorrow.
Agent leaves tomorrow night for st. Paul.
Hold krug at all hazards.
[Signed.l ~. T. RONALD.
mayor of Seattle.
"A. 6. McBRIpE.
deputy Pros. Attorney, King County"
''In the kilograms received Monday
night from those having Krug in custody
there were two words which seemed to me
very significant" said Mayor Ronald yes
terday. 81 mean the words, Shadow
Thurman To my mind they indicate
that Krug has talked" Others believe
that this simply indicates suspicion on the
part of Frank Crawford.
Corporation Counsel Donworth is keep
ing himself pretty well posted on the
movements of the people suspected of be-
ing implicated in the footing. The trains
going east have all been watched Tor the
purpose Of seeing whether any of them or
their friends have gone to meet Krug with
the object OF trying TO effect his escape or
10 post him Us to what sort of a story he
should put mp about his transactions with
certain bankers" In regard TO the law
yer krug IS reported to have secured in
81. Paul, Mr.. Donworth expresses some
doubt as to whether he is Krug's lawyer,
and is inclined to the belief that he Is re-
tanned IN the interest OF some of Krug's
beneticiaries here.
No arrests we're made yesterday and
there probably win not be until after the
findings of the grand jury, which Was
summoned yasfar.lar NV nrdAr og cha
court. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Nc
Bride was engaged ali day with the Braekie
murder case. but as that is now ended he
will devote himself TO the Krug matter.
lie did, however. prepare an information
against Fred K. Sander yesterday. which
he turned over to W. II. White One adj
vantage IN having an inquisition by the
grand jury is that Mcbride will not have
TO act both as prosecutor and as complain
ing witness. In day or two, when all
the civil actions are PUT into shape. Mr..
Donworth will turn the whole Krng
matter over to White 4 Munday. The
employment. of Judge Roger s. Greene
was due 10 the expressed opinion of Or.
Crichton. the only Republican member OF
the finance committee. that the INQUIRY
should be conducted by an attorney OF
other than Democratic Affiliations. Mr..
Greene belongs TO the Prohibition marty
and was its candidate for governor at the
last election.
Mayor Ronald has expressed himself as
having no present intention of calling for
the resignation Of Comptroller Carson. and
that gentleman IS equally determined not
10 resign. notwithstanding the resolutions
calling for his suspension adopted by the