New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

Lindsay Special Assistants Rollins and Fox, and
wished them hearty good by. The members
ot the jury then anecuoi"'7'S jaw "'o '''''''
/ adiou Il &c understand a dinner will be given by
e
them in the near future
After a short consultation with the District
,..,ro,. Id r,or,ha,, ordered Captain
/ Billy Ricketts, 20 finally adjourn the December
Term Oh 'he Court OF oyer anu 49,,
- - t c.:, Court ,vare ended for
lapofS IN the Crhh" O""'
sumo ''''' ..,..
NIX LlNlSAh '4'
Assistant District-Attorney Lindsay WHO '''"
| charge or the Grand jury t">e ''' '''U
! ing oiAclI statement;
15 'u ,iP ,,,na,dei and Induced
the bai5,-cierk4 of The Twenty-nfth Election De
re, Oh ihs Mia h.noE Ls L i,,inr ~ De-
/ .iyor constitutonaI Gauo,s to voters unless The
ToterS ASKED FOR the slins she he elcTod t all
voters by the bailo,-clerks and that the voters
snail TcrgiV% Them a.i an r[tnr4 M H. az jtnesss
/ who could give any evidence in support Of the
charge lncnding tnMIts ., Ittl'i"' v,,.'',t'
Tr,iynr; i@T'0c besides the Good Goycrnmcn; Club
watchers an the election officers. inspectors hai'9,'
giH4 ", 81, .I, rr xan1cd The cyi-
dcnoe failed to show that crime had been COM
"'rV.i I't , ,lg & y nIjcs commissioner
Sheehan was that based upon the testimony given
ny Gap P Caninte W me eject that Shcehan
has endeavored to induce Srhmittberser II permit
sam'.er nam Maynaia 20 " sn biS
Schmitthereer was the captain Schmittberser tcs-
,'ea before Ihr '9 , INA a ~
from ' Gomm.ss9ner shechan and hal asked him
t. permit Maynard 10 run ms pace s1ynS 1aJ IN
had personally solicited him to permit the place TO
.c L ne tran y 1 ~ anta bn;berrer Nav,
- ' ,b 'a1lier? AMI nii,,hor of noce officers
n"rn'acteI rith the Tventy-ae,5nd Precinct and
'
MI Lindsay also gave OUT long statement
Wi'''h was i"'e"Ue' 10 u'''i ''I'' '''
Joseph ASS anu - eNo''ei ''' - Us
JACOBS ana McNdHuS. II was "''."i'" '''''
charges against 'he Dt'e0",'S A'' o',,'
E"'eo anu "'9,'''N '-"' - va -. 49,.
acc"Seu '"0'ps '' '''',9 '''' 7
u eA'o'' .'F gov -'V''' ,n,,,1
lew ~ III, a'''''''N g, So,
i''e o'",'" ,,1.. D,,,,,or 49,, s,,,
rN,'''''''I 80 ''''. ,..t... VIA AL
y a,., 5'-,,,,..li 49,, oh,roo
$50. $780,, o., g., ,ri.. tee h.7
e, a,., Io-,,r,,,,, mat Jacob. and NJ
1,,,,, o,,, ro,oc,ivo LAM, had cousplrad f. ex
| - - g., , u,,.s;., 1I.bro,. or "a Is
! lori "'oleE ''''', ,.t
/ EsseN-st. Laned Su""l''iI' 10y '"I'"''''4@ 81
! send him 70 SiEg Sing and falling IN this had
| , t;., =, H.. c,,,,,ittel and sentenced -
! imprisonment for eight years upon 'h''ge ".
burglary. Of which be WAS entirety innocent me
! details Of the arrest II Stromlom. the discovery
80 ,,le, nr,rart,. g., his h lfne and his trial and
I V , - ..,i , ,,r..t 1..,,.tt
conviction i'r D"rt'd'F az '-'' 80 80
| - show that the siat ih"il'' i"'U' ID! l-'S' an
! StrolnloCf were untrue. The statement OF Nj.
| ,..t.
! L.i'S"' says D"
! The Grand Jury fully INVESTIGATED th.S charge;
ami examined as Witnesses sarah Suomon aa a
Abraham Stromlod inc connct nom, aus -
/ iroiAeI, IN 1,. i'lt..t ,L cn ',-,S W.
A-'S'' anu - ,.,..
! As TO THE CHARGE AGAINST b1kNE0'
| T., ,.oarl IN the charge which had been made
! ,,,.,...,,. ,,..,,.,,. oy,i,s. polion cfl,or-
! 10y ~ ~ N''N''' ~ ., ..rr, .
! intondent Byrnes, MI Lindsay mercy S'''' ''''
! charge was dismissed" He would say nothing
o,,,, ,bo testimony which had been given before
! :, =, r -. y,r >.,yto, Whitehead II
was admitted. however. that strong pressure had
! bean brough, 70 bear by the society 10 have Or.
! 1,.,,..A., 49,, -, ,ho Grand Inv, ami that
! "'"''"'"N "'"'N ~ -, - = t,.,,,,,
| the testimony OF MIS- "H4''h'"' anu 20
! Luthause q servant II the WhteheadS' Aad bccn
| h,ra I, u.a. stated also that Frank Moss, Of
nc"'N - va 49,. r,. or
! the society," Hd1 "II'''" ''''o'' -
geLt, requesting HIN ana the jury 70 near an w
nesscs for the society against SupefInirh1d'lh.
| Byrncs and that the jury had been annoyed by
the tone OF tho letters Members Of the jury spoke
! Of the matter as they were leaving the Criminal
! Courts Building. +. u. NJ. Rand, " no was SecI"-
,a,,, ~ The iurv smoke with evident anger about
| tho letters which had been sent by Mr. Moss.
VIZ e,id he rcprattaj that the Jury had Mt pre-
! lfnted Mr. Moss for writing such letters. ~ they
/ ~ 49,, o-ri,t.n ,,,ifh an appar,ut intention ~
"i,ns,jo the integrity 81 the members Of The jury
or e The inry's legal advisers Foreman L"esc't
| would gay nothing about the matter Ou' IT, spun
on another subject as i"H2"I. ....i..,.. c.r,,.,
| 10 consider. AMI which ought 10 b. considered.
/ That is a revision OF the CHp)fdl'h ''i1'i' =, %
/ They are 700 Suic' ana ar , a.. D,,,.,co. ,,.re
INV '.,.l'' od N.r-Yorlt busuoss men would
/ b.,n To- transport their business out of town
Warrants for the arrest OF me persons tiH!.
! yesterday were PIrP"i. ,b,, =, plliro Il.od-
/ aartnrs and handed ,hom 10 Superintendent
/ Ryrnes carly IN the afternoon. II was under