New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
A WARD MAN ARRESTED.
s. ]. CAMPBELL is NOW IN HE i0iN'
HE &c THE MAN WHO IT WAS TESTIFIED. GOT
THE BOHEMIAN LQUOR-sELLERs TO JOIN
AND PAY HIM LUMP SUM EACH
,,o>rtt-rrOV THE SO-CALLED IN

THE BOHEMIAN LIQUOR SELLERS TO JOIN
AND PAY HIM A LUMP SUN EACH
MoNrH-rIow THE socALLED IN
yEsTIGATIoN IS GOING ON.
Another move In the investigation "niC" a.
ss.ant Dstrict-Attorney We,'man - making ~
tho Police Commissioners was the arrest OF oa'ne
7 Campbell yesterday the charge OF p.iDe''
C,mnbe, was for number OF years the ward man
IN the Twenty-hfth Precinct He was theTe u'ue.
r,n,,in Gunner since retired, when the precinct
eaton was in East Fifty -nnth-st. and ne WIS
e.lll with the squad when II moved ID the ne" 9''
,,,, +, East Slxty-seventh-st. He was retired on
nors'on upon his own application IN 1897 ""en Tic
was renanded 10 patrol duty in company WIN
ru,oba- OF o.hnr detectives Since his retirement
fran, the police force Campbell has been In me
r.,l-os,o,e business in Fast N!ns:y-second-st. lie
,s the Ropnblican lender in the HXth Assembly
I,,s,rc. u,d~r the George Blss Comnittee's enrol
ment o....
Campbel.s cor duct ward man uhuer I"""Vl
was reviewed In the testimony OF seVe'1'
borora the Toxow Committee. Joseph Pospis'', '"e
,ror,1e,, az the bohemian Sa'oCn- Keepers Asso-
c,,,on testified that he had made arrangements 10
nay 800 A month t. Campbell Tor inc V0'it.o''
in order tina: the members might sell peer o." '''"
DAYS without police Interference. o'her meme '
- the association testified to the raising ana pas's
~ the money each month and In the wren rec
o,,s ~ the association were found mention OF the
/
sums paid 20 the "pantata
t,.OrGu TO EXCITE HIS ADMIRATION.
,rbo .fs,inonv caused Senator Lexow 20 remark
80. hor. annear.d 10 be grades IN the business OF
r., Ice bsckman. and that Campoehs 'he'"Di
showed high grade OF ability IN toaO p"''.'
IIora was a man vino was not Wiling " ~ ~"
among the poor Bohemian barr3on keepers ''"
, -. ,,,,h,a 70 co,loc; 20 cents from each OF
,,o,, o,ch month So he had association or
,,rl,,i f,r the co..ec;ion Of the money, afp ar
rarceI for the payment Of the cash IN Jump sum
Two csc,pe Of Janeg Kelly. the former war1 man
\, The Te,narl-st station az me time "u'n Nv "
ha.nc Indicted for bribery caused Mr. "elmln 20
fear that Campbell also might seek sat'V ~ .'e"
7, was decided. therefore. TO have Campoe" ~"
$50, orres. before he was indicted. ana war
ran, for his arrest was obtained from J"'se -"
,rc ouio,.y on ThursIly afternoon superintendent
pyr,as son, Detective Sergeant Fink to serve me
warrant Yesterday morning. ~ -,
r.rtrk furd Campbell at his home. NO 5'S East
| c,.,..n,r,bs, and arrested him without trouble
49, ,,,,,.r nj II a m was arragned before Judge
c,,cing. who was sitting In Part OF the 'o"le %
| c.rer,l sessions The Grand Jury had or"ere' u'
| Indictment OF Campbell at that time II WIS s'i'
IN; the Indictment had not been handed uo"'' 'o''
| II Gunner a son Of ex-Capain Gunner was az ''e
cour; with Frederick Buse Of No Wv Easy o'Ny
| o. ., vho gave bah IN 500 for Campoe-.. ne
govo ms security the lat-house No liS West SKY
| s,-,bs, valued at 5000 and mortgaged TOT
$500
CAMPBELL. NOT A "sQrEALER"
car,,ben was then released. He said he had not
Thought OF running away and was reany 70 mr.
,r, charge thu, might be made MT "unh'r r.
r,oa rerorrlng 10 the escape OF Kelly; The Dem
,crat runs away while the Republican STAYS anu
| -ros.el" Several persons who know CampoeH wen
| said Yesterday that Mr. Weilman would no' pe aos
| >, ,,l.o hin, .soueaL" even II he was able TO sehd
hin =, prl,on for bribery. Campbell was repu'eu
| >, he wealthy when he left the police ior'e'
! r,o-. vas a report NJ the Dstrlct-AtorneE
'' .s,,-l,v TIA, the arrest Of Campbell would
49, ,,lo,rod nv other arrests % the same nature On.
Nr McIntyre said there would be no mors ares ,rn
%; Mr. Wclran from Southampton, and ne + T,i no.
exo"ctcd 70 be IN 'nf b S,y assstns Nj weman in
no nyest!gn, ion yesterday talked with seyera pr
snns who had testified before the Lexow Committee
KELLY MAY YET BE EXTRAplThD'
NJ MCINTYRE said mat +, was possible that there
| Nigh, be a change in the Indictment OF the eSoap,
t,ol:v IN order that Kelly might be stopped on MS
| arrival In Europe and brought back to TINS cry
v.hu ,bore IS no extralltion treaty covering D'acN
! mali icly might be indicted on the charge OF
larceny by trick and device ard eStradi'ed /" ''"'
| cas. II would he necessary TO assume 'h'' Nv N.Y.
| ,be money which he tod the merchants wen, %
"a, can,in Of the precinct and thus there wou'd oe
~, cas-. agalns, the captain. No decision on '"''
,,,n. had been arrived az yesterday. Mt mcintyre
! s,l suporintenisnt Byrnes said he was wen a.
e,r.l that Kelly was steamship bound TOT hu
ropo but he would not tel the name OK 'ne T",e'
until the people OF the District ATTORNEY on
mod. nm their minds II Kelly could be stopped ana
! brought back -. ,... no renrs-
- soye-ai nolcn captains visited the Distr!ct-
Attorneys Office yesterday. but did not ma a,r;
| Mailman for whom ne was looking. Hir. Nla a
| soid in conversation that Mr.. Weilman was usns
the Dstrict-Aitorrey office TO iurther me ne, IL
| ,nrcsfs Of tho Police Commissioners II Is
| nothing less than bulldozirR said ne, 70 sup,
! nonnr persons 10 testify behind closed uoors' ."
! isn't fair to the accused
l,,r, ,,x-c THE Z, WAS FOR THE CAPTAIN