Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-17

their bills with these orders and receive
whatever change was coming 10 them.
The custom was for Nsdeau 4 Co. to bor-
row money on their notes from the hanss
at 81, Mary for the purpose OF paying the
Indians the change they had coming and
then pay back tina banks ~ soon as they
had the orders cashed In st. Joseph. In
May, 1897, Maekey borrowed about $50.
800 from the bsuks for this purpose, civ
ing tho notes 1T X O.. Nadesu 4 20. foe
the amount. He returned TO Nadeau,
paid of the Indians and then told
Nadeau no was going TO 81. Joseph. No,
to get the order csshej. Before leaving
he empiisd the drawersof their each con
tents, and be never came back. Naieau
was fuiaed by Aacksy's action.
AZ the p~os,oaics was located 10 the
store he happened t. get away with
$3.50 OF Uucle sans mjney, and here e
where he made hit fAiai mistake. He
wai indicted OF this charge blythe Unitei
S,ates grand jury last May, aaj % Is On
this indictmsn, that he Is being Brought
back 10 Kanaas now. The banks have no
criminal clse against him, and Il IL
doubtful II the charge OF embezIlement
can be make TO stick. for the reason that
he was a partner OF Nadeau when the al
legged emb zslemebt occurred, aud Il Is a
settled principle Of law that a man can.
not embt zLle from his own partner.
shortly after Maekey 6ed a reward Of
5000 was offered by the banks Tor his
arrest, In ,he expectation that the money
could be recovered from him, PiHkerton
detectives were put to work on The case,
but tailod utterly 10 capture MEekey. al
though 1t ls said that he aud his wife
paid a visit to Kansas last March and
registered at the Union Pacific hotel In
Topeka rs Auatin and lady. from the City
OF Mexico. The offer OF 5000 has been
withdrawn, but Attorneys Mitchner and
Dobbs say that the backs have since Of
fered $500. which the chief Of police Of
Topeka will probably bring down with
him when he arrives tonight to get
Mickey, and he will turn II over to Mar
shall MeMillin, who will make an eQui.
table division OF 1t with those who as
sisted him ia making the capture.
Mrs. T. A. Bayer, the mother OF Mrs.
Nsckey. srrived In the city last night
from Los Angeles, and is stopping at the
Highland. She aud her husband lived ai
Nadeau when Matksy was the .. bat left
with Mrs. Mackey Oon after his digit.
IL is believed that there will he no dit
aculty experienced In taking Mackey "a
Kansas for the reason that Judge Crum.
packer yesterday ordered him turned
over TO the proper authorities from that
state. Mackey also stated to the court
that he IL now willing TO return without
requisition papers and that he simply
brought the habeas corpus proceeding
In order to make the officers In this city
show their hand. which thew were able
70 do az q copy OF the indictmeGt against
Mackey reached the city from Topeka On
the flyer yesterday forenoon.
Mackey now seems very confident thai
he will be acquitted and claims that HI
never took a penny Of Uncle Sam:
money.
Mackey's three little children have
won the sympathy OF all WHO have seen
them around the Highland hotel where
they are stopping. They are remarkably
we'll behaved and are very bright FOL
their age.
Postofice Inspector Fulton will leave
with MAckey for Topeka on the flyer this
afternoon. State authorities Of Kansas
will be here this evening with a Tequisi'
ton, bat under the rules OF the postotic'
department the inspector IL not allowed
to delay the transfer Of a prisoner.