The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-23
TWO MORE ARRESTS.
Sander and Griffith Under
Bonds for Borrowing.
rARsor sriLl GOES FREE.
Need Of More warrants for krug Causes
the Arrssss-Ns Fesr of Hss Is
e.pe-Denny Comes sexG

The light Dali required us Aootph Ak1k
In 81 Paul having rendered it necessary
that more complaints shonid Be MED
against him. naming other parties ss DIS
so-lefendants. In order that he may be re-
arrested in case he should secure bali.
Fred z. Sander and L. II. Griffith we're
chosen rs the victims yesterday. They
were arrested and placed under heavy
bond. while Comptroller J. ". Carson.
who still enjoys the use Of $500 OF the
rity's money. 10 left undistusbed IN his
liberty and his Office.
". n. White, who IL acting 81 associate
counsel with Corporation Counsel Don-
worth and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Mcbride. was with the latter yesterday
morning drawing up complaint against
Fred f. Sander, charging that be procured
1850 Of city money from krHg, May q.
1860. Knowingly and unlawfuIiy. when
Julius r. Hale, the attorney. and Thomas
III. DEMPSEY entered and asked II war
rant was to be sworn ont for DIR. Griffith.
Mr.. Mcbride replied that tbefe would be
rs soon as the Sander matter was disposed
OF. and that the amount OF bail required
world be 5000
Eve viii be az Justice Caidwei.'s with
SAat amount this afternoon" replied
Messrs. Hale and Dempsey together as
they went out.
The warrant for Mr.. Sanders arrest
was given 10 Constable Terry King by
Justice Caldwell about $50 o'clock, and in
few minutes Mr.. Sander appeared in
rourl. The constable found him in his
Office door IT the corner of Commercial
street and Yesler avenue. The warrant
was read and Mr.. Sander went along, re-
marking thai, while the affair gave him
considerable unpleasant noto-iety, he had
no fears OF the result. Justice Caldwell
informed him that his bonds would be
$4,000 and granted him the privilege OF
going after bondsmeu. Constable King
accompanied Mr.. Sander. bat had a short
trip. as David Gilmore. owner OF the
Arlington hotel property. and James
parke, the contractor, readily assented to
sign their friends bond. Justice Caldwell
approved the choice. and the hearing Of
the cssa was set for September q.
Yesterday morning was also the time
set for the hearing or the case against
Henry Thurman. bat owing TO mutual
agreement between the defense and state
the case was continued for one week, with
the same sureties.
ne WARRANT TOR l.. II. 1flfutH VAS not
ready until after o'clock in the afternoon
and In substance IL was like that served
on Sander. save that the amount named
was si2,000 and the date August Is. 1892.
While il was being prepared by the JUS
tice. Mr. Griffith. bis father. l.. A. Griffith.
Thomas II. Dempsey, and Attorneys
esmnle 4 Hale came Ia and took seats in
the justices private Office. Constable King
read the warrant and then l.. A. Griffith
ard Mr.. Dempsey affixed their names to
the $4,000 bond Mr.. Hale. speaking for
his client. requested that the hearing be
postponed until Mr. krug returned, as he
was satisfied his evidence would clear him
OF criminal knowledge or intent. The
justice acceded TO the request and October
2was named for the time of appearing.
Assisting Prosecuting Attorney Mcbride
said that unless further advice from ST.
Pant made il necessary to make more ar
rests the matter would rest until the grand
jury completed Its investigations. Should
another warrant be sworn out Mr.. Nc.
Bride says IL will be for n. T. Denny. So
that Mr.. carson's arrest is apparently con-
tempIated only as last resort Mr. Denny
went 10 the prosecuting attorneys Office q
few days ago and told the officials that If
they wanted TO arrest him he was ready
TO give bonds.
1t was reported yesterday that the seiec-
ton Of Messrs. Sander aud Griffith Tor ar
rest was due TO efforts on the part OF the
latter to secure bail for krug, and thus
facilitate his escape. This report
Mr.. Griffith says Is absolutely un-
true. for. far from desiring krug's
release. he is anxious 10 have
him brought back here The following
Geographic correspondence which passed
between HIM and Krug both shows the
origin OF the report aud its falsity:
''SI. Paul. Sept AL H. Griffith, Sat.
fie. Wire 5000. amount OF my bond here.
''ApotrH KRUG. -
''Adolpk krag, care CHEF of Police, -.
Iauls Come back willinggy. Re a man.
Tell the truth. The city aud all interested
need you. Public symnathv strongly with
you. Wire Ronald your Willingness 10
return, aud dof't Try being released siil
YOU get here. l. II. GRIFFITH.
"sr raut. Sept. - l.. H. tsriHtA. Sat.
tle. VIII return With sheriff.
ApotrH KRua"
Krug's flrst telegram was showa by Mr..
Griffith TO Mr.. Sander and the reniy urg.
ing his voluntary return was sent with
would go on krng's bond was based
on the fact that Krug had asked him 10 10
NO. lie stated bis position by saying;
:" want 10 have krug back here hy all
means. lie is the only man who can clear
the innocent aud accuse the guilty"
The severe comments OF Judge Egau. o.
~. Paul. on Frank CFawford's action in
srFwsting krug do net nee. with the sap
port OF ". W. Erwin, a lawyer OF st leas
equal emsnencs. The following dispatch
from ST. Paul indicates that all danger o
krug's escape is al aa end snd that YES
teFday's arrests, made with view TO hold
ms him, were unnecessary.
"sr. Paut, MIMI, sent. sa-ISpeciai. r
Frank Crawford, OF Seattle. 20 whose
prompt and timely action Is due the fact
that Treasurer kFGg is no longer az large.
expresses the oplniea thar no fartRer
trouble vii be experienced in the re-
turn OF the fugitive TO the city whose
treasury he psunaered. Sheriff Noalerv,
ct Seattle. viii arrive here sun,
day afternoon, and indications ara
that he would BE- able 60 return with hss
prisoner Sunday evening OF Monday morn.
Ing. Despite the angmAdsprsfans Of judge
Exam in dlschagsing krng from e0stssd
yesterday, II tTansptFes that Mr. Crawfor1
acted All through Tao affair IA comp tancs
with the statutes Of Minnesota lie Ia.
kreD assured IF this upon no less legal au
thaFsy than William W Erwin, the mos1
distinguished criminal lsNyeT in the West
Nhea Crawford arrested krag At th,
uniou depot the Eastern tram which kra.
Nas about TO beard wss on the poins !.
pulling out. and, had Crawford waited i
secure che help of q policeman. the fags
tive wculd have slipped through his TN
gers The statement ia these GlSpafcae