New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
RESULTS OF THE INQUIRY.
Many Indictments, arrests and
DiSmiSsaLs.
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Washington. oct. 5.-The extent to which
graft permeated the Postofice Department
prior 10 the investigation. the first phase Of
which Is now concluded. is shown by the fol-
lowing summary OF results. The men indicted
10 date are as follows.
AUGUST w MACHEN. former general super
intendent OF free delivery. indicted four
teen times, eleven times for conspiracy
defraud the government of amounts
believed to aggregate s250OOO. and three
times for asking receiving brides
GEORGE W BEAVERS. former superintend-
ent of the division saIarie. and allow
ances, indicted twice by the Brooklyn
Grand Jury and four times by the Dis
rrfct Of Columbia Grand Jury. for
spiracy 10 defrnUd the government, two
indictments obtained in Washington be-
ing based conspiracy with state
senator Green In connection with the
Bundy time clock contract, one in con-
nectiOn with Green. based the DOre-
mus canceIling machine contract, and
one in connection with W. scott Towers,
the last two having been returned
day.
GEORGE Il. GREEN. of BfnEhamton. y. "
president of the International Time Re
cOrdfnE Company. and the DOremus
CanceIiinE Machine Company. and
membero of the Ne,v-YOrk senate, indicted
by the District of Columbia grand jury
conspiracy TO def-aud the govern
ment in connection with the Bundy time
clock contract made with the Interna-
tiOnaI Company. and with the contract
made with the DOremus CanceIIing Ma
chine Company.
JAMES y. TTNER, former Assistant Attorney
General for the POstofice Department.
time Postmaster General. in
dicted for conspiracy to defraUd. for
misbehaviOr in office and other
7IsPHTs"N y JARRETT. nephew of and
former 80. clerk az Tyne-. Indicted on
the same charges the ia.
JAMES T. METCaLF. former superintendent
money order division lie has been
indicted for conspiracy to Jefraud and
other counts. growing cut of the al
legged ILLEGAL award OF printing con-
tracts 10 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS raw
ford Company. OF New-IOrk.
NORMAN n. METCALF. son of james T., and
an empIOye of the EynKOOp Company,
indicted on the same counts as his father
II. c HALLENBECk, of the WyDkOoD-HnIien-
heck-CrawfOrd Company. indicted on the
same charge the MetcaIfs.
THOMAS w. srGREGOR. of the free delivery
division.
c. ELLSWORTH UPTON. of the free delivery
division.
GEORGE Il. LORENZ. Of Toledo. Ohio. who
was appointed postmaster OF that city by
President Cleveland.
Mrs. GEORGE L. LORENZ.
DTLLER u. CROFT. of the firm of ,Gron
Brothers. Of Washington.
SAMUEL Il. CROFT. Of the same firm.
WILLIAM GORDON CRAWFORD, WASH
fnEton. manager of the Postal Device
and Lock COmP5 ny. of Newly Ork- CraN-
ford was deputy auditor for the POstoface
Department from June IL. 1888. 10 Sep
TENDER l. 1897.
LEOPOLD J. STERN. Baltimore. n fugitive
in Canada. but whose eztradition has
been granted by the Canadian court
JOHN T. CUPPER. Mayor of LOckhaven'
Penn.
JAMES w. ERWIN. superintendent of free
delivery for the territory west OF the
Rocky Mountains.
WILLIAM e. LONG. popularity known rs
s.CIfn" Long. OF Washington
ISAAC = MCCLELLAN. of the Columbia supply
Company. of New-YOrk
GEORGE II. HUNTINGTON. Of the same COM
pany.
F-rGFNF d. sCHEBLE. Of Toledo. Ohio.
EDMUND H. briggs. ex-Representafive In
Congress from Nev-HOrk-
GEORGE f. MILLER president of the
Brandt-Dent Automatic Cashier COM
many of WATERFOWL. Wis
NATRTCF RUNKEL. of New-TOrk
w SCOTT TOWERS. superintendent of
Washington sub-po stai station. indicted
for accepting n commission on book tspe-
---sters made by the Elliott a Hatch
Rool. Typewriter Company, OF which eE-
senator .Don- Cameron il president
IT, MACHINE Company charge not made
public
NrACHFNrS ENORMOUS GRAFT