The evening world., 1905-11-13
John Krup Alleged to
Have Revealed Plot In
Murphy's District.
HE is UNDER ARREST.
Tammany Men Were Much
Excited and Sought to Have
Him Released.


For the first time since the allegation
Of ballot frauds was made at me close
OF the election last Tuesday definite al
legations OF crooked work were made
to-day Blk Indictments for fraulent
voting were returnei by the Grand Jury
and one OF the men Indicted is said to
have made confession and revealed
the name OF prominent politician who
was the head Of plan for manipulat-
Ing the vote in Charles i. Murhpys
district.
The name OF the man IN John Krup,
He was taken into custody last Friday
by Morgan deputies and kept under
cover. Immediately he disappeared
there was great excitement In Tam.
many circles In Murphy's district Des-
perate efforts were made 10 firai him
and when these failed a writ OF habeas
corpus was applied for from Justice
Amend, OF the Supreme Court The
wrlt was directed to Superintendent Of
Elections Morgan, and was returnable
at o'clock this afternoon. but in the
meantime those who had secured il
learned that krup had been inflicted and
was In custody
Krup went to vote on election day In
the polling place OF the second election
district Of the Eighteenth Assembly
District, at No. l7 iArd avenue. lie
said his name was aJmes.
What is your other name'' asked
Clement Drlscoll, a Heart watcher
Krupp mumbled Then man In the
room began to spell Car"
Threat OF Arrest.
shut up there, yelled MIR. Drlseoll
or M III have you arrested
krup said that he lived at No. 26l
East Fourteenth street but MS he could
not ren,s,h .r his na,oo ha .,ss 40, al.
,,woa - ~. nH.sa',. 80 nv o.
"Meu " woe De'ecuVes trahed hlm
when he left the polling place and
never lost sight of him until no uas
ar,,es,ed
1t was discovered that the only name
at No 6l East Fourteenth street cor
responding with that Of Krun. was that
:, =, - 49,, NF ,'
VI '"'us Narp' iias u connection "ith
TIT attempt to spell the Lame for Krup
In the polling place led 10 an Investipa.
toa mar nr,,nisas e,sat,onai ros,,i,s
p.S"''sV9 o"'''ioiu' results
A''"i"ey"ueheral mayer says that ne
has IN custody man who has confessed
that he yoted sIx tlr,ss n, .ho ,.a,,,oa, y,
!, ,,,.,,,,,,,',,, NJ '..s,.' ~ sFno'' ~
piVniileht Aammahy ieAaer on the
West Side, His testimony was taken
to-day in John Doe proceedlnsa
M ,sa ,n',,,,na ~ o-a,,, ,,,ss
'u 'V'u" "eiV'
John krup for attempting to vote
under the name of another IN the SEC
ond El<A,tion Dlstr;ct oe tha t,l,,n,oa,,,,,
Assembly District '"' '-'e e''''"'"
Albert Farrar, OF No. 2oj West Twenty
third street.
!a,;,,. s,lnaS 49, =. AuTads' oi no. lsVs Second
"'eIs 'otsu lIVin aho'ner adaEess.
'ohh "a roiey 'o'ed uhder anotner
hs.ie III me rltdl.
noinas u, brennan voted under an
o,neI haahe ~ tns thlII.
lhohHs Huiie' oi NO 81 Downing
street
more important were the cases taken
Wy ~ tne urahu jury To-Day me
witnesses examined by the Grand Jury
have lodgpd Information OF alleged
frauds with the Superintendent of
Elections or the lawyers for William
Randolph Hearst There were many
witnesses, and il is reported they have
stories about nine distinct cases in rheI
sixth. Fourteenth and Twentv-slxth
Assembly Dlstrlcts.
ENoryta suIiIvan n Tanma,,, iaado- %
,hs slxth iohn ~ oahisv af ne is,,,y y.
49, - az. ss,,,a. S,,ariS '.,,,S ~.
teentIl' anu aDau,v. SNe'lt aon Ilulll,
~ pne ! Menss .saAun . .hSvo,nry- -vsnerai
Mhye.' nls ass'SHnti A'sAMluer Meso.'
enu Asslsuan, Dlstrlct-httorncy sand-
tou piesenteu case ssnnss lsV'alh per.
sons IN these districts 20 the Grand
Jury. Iney Wcfe pusy lor nearly TWO
nours, inc presen,,nenes sl, VIII % not ne