Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-04-07

Brazil mail steamer Seguaranca, which
arrived here today from Rio dc
Janiero. lie is a prisoner in charge OF
Capt Chas +. Henry, one Of the de
tectiyes employed by the American
Surety company, Of this city, which was
CadWallader's surety in his banking
operations.
CadWallader was under bonds for
trial at Madison, Wis, for embeZzle-
ment, but jumped his bail and fed to
Brazil Capt. Henry was sent to Bra
I'll about the same time in quest of an
Ohio cmbezZler. ice-PreSident Ly-
man, of the Surety company, received
letter from Capt Henry, who reached
Rio dc Janeiro, in his letter Capt. Henry
told Of the pleasant acquaintance he
had made in the person of Il fellow
passenger on the trip to Rio. The Cap
tain's description Of his friend tailed
so well with that Of CadNvallader that
Mr.. Lyman at once cabled the captain,
telling him Of the case and inclosing Il
photograph. The arrest followed.
CadWalladcr was first known III SUI
pcror about two years ago. At that
time he was cashier of the Brynnawe,
Pa, National bank He arrived in SUI
periOr with good recommendations, i'll
company with John J. HalloWell, of
Philadelphia, and with the James H.
Agch company, J. f. Merriam, Of the
South Superior Improvement CON-
Eany, and other large concerns, opened
The Superior National bank. The cap
Ifn1i ~. At h
$4,000 paid in
Mr.. CadWalladcr announced at the
1T outset that the capitalization would
soon be raised to S1.OOOOOn, us he had
unlimited capital at his disposal He
lived on the high shelf for several
months before any notice was taken Of
his peculiar business methods His as
sociatcs regarded him rs Il safe bilsinc IS
man insomHcl as they were secured by
the Amrican Surety company Of New
York.
Irregularities in his business meIhOIS
soon became apparent. Irresponsible
persons were given credit ut the bank
and tho funds began to dwindle down.
He also purchased real estate at 4 high
figure and paid for il out Of the bank
But the last straw was the pun chase Of
the goodwill of the Broadway hotel Of
Superior, which never had paycd, for
$4,000 Mr. Cadwalider became
president of The Broadway comran!
after its Incorporation, and launched
out anew rs Il hotel proprietor
tldWallader was arrested III l'hiI:t-
d"lphia, where he had fled, and was
taken t. Madison, Wis, where he was
held 10 the 'nitcl States court under
100000 bonds. The bonds were f,li-
nishcd Dy four young men, who had
some property ut Superior and who had
confidence i'll tddWalladcrS claims that
he was being prosecuted. Onc Of ihH
bondsmen, Joseph kiever. was an.i-
drGtally drowned in June. lSa9 Jan
nary 10 last, III the regular term Of The
United states court 1T Madison. the ease
Was called for trial rhr GcNclnmrnt $
attorneys, witnesses and the def nj
ants attorneys appeared in court. but
the defendant did not answer TO his
name. Ills bonds We're called AMI or
dered forfeited. 1t was then learned
shat GadWalladcr had left Superior srv-
eral weeks previous. having first had
his baggage transported secretly across
rlic river IRON Superior, Wis, To Duluth.
Mimi, TO b. out Of the reach of the
Wisconsin officers OF the law
United States District Attorney Har-
per, of Madison. began an invcStiga tion
with Il view to aSeertaining the where
abouts of the missing defendant. He
,I,t
that the defaulting bank president left
New York City Christmas day on the
steamer Alliance, bound for the port OF
Rio dc Janiero, Brazil. \ cablegram
WAS III once sent to the American con
sui there 10 prepare for the reception
OF CadwalIader by officers Of the law
when he should arrive about january
10. one of the pointers which induced
the district attorney to look for Cadwal-
Eider III Brazil was the fact that the
mtcl states has ne cXtradlti, II treaty
with that country, Il fact which had
been commented upon by Cadwallader
10 1 friend after his arrest last YEA.
The fugitive banked on the thought
That this would prevent his return 70
ever take into consideration the fact
that the best of feeling exists between
This country and Brazil and that under
international law 4 comfy of feeling III
that kind may be more helpful 10 the
eNtradition of fugitiveS toan detinite
treaty would. Such country would
not be liable TO subject this government
10 the techcalitieS Which might be raised
il iii cXtradition treaty existed.
The eNtradition papers We're made on
BY the district attorney and Forwarded
TO the departments of state md Justice
1T Washingf-rt mi this fact was cahlet
10 the authorities at Rio Janeiro. VIII,
were OBTAINING Cadwallader This pre-
scented to him the alternative of await
ing the arrival of the papers in d.lt
sistlnce. Apparently he did not relisl
the prospect of Incarceration in a Soutl
American prison. and agreed To ac
company IN officer home. According oil
February % he left Rio Janeire on tt
Sequlramca, in charge of Consul Henry
of that port. A. l.. Drummond. chic
OF the treasury department secret Sci
vice. will take charge of him in TIL
city and transport him to Wisconsin
The marriage is announced of Mis-
GeOrgiana Gamble to Charles T.. Turner
Both are well-known young people o
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