The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-26

Jurors that IL any mean offered them
money they should accept the bribe and
report 10 him the fact Now, this man
Taylor had failed In business. and was
therefore one OF the men the jury briners
are on the lookout for, Coughiin went 10
Taylor's house and offered him a bride 10
hang the jury in the carbine case In the
presence of Tnylar.s wife he handed him
diamond worth siss. asking him to accept
il as an evidence OF his sincerity.
Taylor remembered Judge Tuthiiis m
struetions and took the pm. TIE mex. day
he gave it TO JUICE Tu,hiIi. The Judge
called in the police. and after time We
identified Coughlin the briber Cough
lin got wind Of the investigation and left
for New York On his return I arrested
him and Armstrong. who had gone TO meet
him. al the railroad depot on a bench
warrant issued by Judge Burke. At that
very time coughiin was IN the company
of enc OF the leading attorneys for the H.
linois Central
'One Of the bondsmsn on Armstrong y
bond Is Michael Mcnamara, Csughiin's
partner In the saloon al i:s Clark street
Mcnamara has always insisted that he
did not know where Armstrong was and
that he would do all be could TO get him
back All I have to say = that he Row
has an excellent chance 10 prove his good
intentions hy helping me take Armstrong
back. now that have got him here in
stead OF aiding him 10 sigh; extFadiiIon.' =
Wife Gives the First Ciew
Regarding the lrsf cIew 10 Armstrong 4
whereabouts. Detective TyrrgiI would onay
say that IL was through Armstrong; wife
that the Chew was obtained
The complete story. as obtained from
Chicago sources and supplemented hy the
statements Of the detectives ia Seattle. =
s4~x
cago the police. knoa,ng that ne ard hig
wfte were fnuef. devctesi ~ orae anoshsr.
plscel deteetivs IN the sise's track.
knowing that sooner or later she would
attempt ga communicate with her hus-
band.
True enough, before Armstrong had been
gone a month she went 80 Hsnssale. one
Of the suburbs u Chicago. and sent BAN
3 telegram. saying.
Be geva 20 ny dear boy. start gaanr~
day"
This telegram she signed with her own
narre ard addressed is w ! wilson. al
Port Angeles Detective TyrrsH started
/ IVES; ri orcs C,Ts the way 10 Seattle b.
Was overfaken ~ a telegram stating that
Mrs Armstrong whp vas supposed 20 nay@
gone ahead or aiFn. was In faes on ire
train swe aaYx oesssd him Accordingly.
waeE he reached Seattle ~ ard Detective
taidiaee at o1ee dpahi@sl lack ard watca-
Ell ali trains
They had a Iauxaabie experience IN
ssaaowsns a women whom they ffssugal
they resegaszad az Mr.. Armstrong, ssss
aho turned out So - a woman whose
home IN Seattle. sn5 who would no
4aabs hs CRAFTY amused did sire know
what sglssfisu sss@ caused sgse GfasseN BE-
fora they learned their mistake
Finally .s0zsysr. the tw0 detectives
Trew tired - waiting for Mrs Armstrong
80 arrive. add went vstr to Pert Angeles
without Reg. TO sFset~ great surprise. mr.
fossfss her there with her atsssana sha
rad GENE On a train sour esYa ahead %
Detective I>yTrsis. ard the telegram the de-
t.etsys received yas untrsss
The story ~ Armstrong; arrest xas told
in detail IN the Pnwf.Infea:gencsY yesfer.
DAY.