New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
ILLEGAL VOTE " SQUEAL.'
4GTT4TION IN T4MM4NY.
CIR Indictments Found and Many
More ETpected.

,,dieted yesterday for voting attempting to
ote illegally in the recent election. The evil
6ence against them is said TO be complete
that their conviction is regarded as certain by
,be prosecuting authorities. They will be
trough, 10 trial with all possible speed with the
intention of the prosecutors to make them form
enc first squad in the procession TO Sing Sing
prison as a result OF Tammany frauds in the
election
TIE six indicted prisoners are the following:
rErSNAN Thomas f. ADDRESS; charged with voting
,ss1ts sesssy pisric5 Il rPs '-''''V' l'S''' o
FaRRAR Albert: soted in :he oh Election District Of
the stb Assembly District from No 2aS shave
FOLEY. l. alias Mead no adaress; ehsEsea ~tn m
sth Assembl: District,
cRaDY Thomas p: two charged with voting il
iagaiJy at the polling place at 1909 2d-ave
HAltaS The Sd Assembly District
mp John 2. .ot.f in the % Election District
1stb Assembly District from No 25l East iith-st
K,up Yesterday pleaded not guilty to the
,-s,c,n,ent. The FIVE other prisoners Will be
,lad TO plead TO the indictments this morning.
r,ev were already prisoners in the Tombs when
,be indictments against them were found. hav-
,nr been arrested on Election Day and held for
the grand jury by magistrates.
ONE MAN CoNFEsSEs.
Krup has .'squeaIed" His confession is said
=. involve a Tamrnany worker Of the 18th As
s,,blv district There IS hope that the invest-
pa1;on 10 corroborate his statements Will In
eliminate one of Charles F. Murphy's heufen-
ants in the district.
Some OF Mir Murphys friends were in great
state of agitation yesterday before krup was
arraiered TO plead to the indictment against
him because the rumor OF his squeaP had got
abroad On the application by John II. Hurley
Justice Amend in the Supreme Court issued a
nr-
ran TIE State Superintendent of Elections, TO
produce Krup in court, or show cause why the
man should not be produced. Mr. Morgan sent
ana of his deputies TO court with statement
that Krup was not i'll his custody. and the writ
was dismissed
Krup was sent 10 the polls on last Tuesday
TO vote Illegally in the OF John Carr, regis
ssred from the house in 14th-st He had not
learned his lesson well. and when the inspector
asked his name he couldn't remember the name
he was TO vote on. A Tammany helper started
10 spell It. and got far Car" when a
Hearst watcher interfered and threatened 10
have the worker arrested If there was any
more spelling In spite of the protest by the
watcher Krup permitted TO vote
Later Krup taken away by one of Super
intendent Morgan's deputies, and there is some
thing of mystery regarding the place where
he was kept while he was confessing what he
knew about Illegal voting, who put him up TO
il and what was the consideration He went to
the Criminal Courts Building while the habeas
corpus proceedings were in progress, and was
conveniently near Of the parts of General
Sessions when the indictments were handed up,
that q court officer had no difficulty in arrest
ing him and taking him in to plead
After pleading to the indictment Krup was
sent over 10 the Tombs- Late in the afternoon
Dederck Huneke. a sa1oonkeeper, of No 261 3D.
ave, tried 10 get Krup out on bail, offering 10
give the required bond OF $1,000 krup vas taken
across the bridge again to sign the ball bond,
hut Assistant District Attorney Miner objected
and asked for forty-eight hours in which to in
restlgate the ball The court granted the re-
quest and krup sent back to his cell.
The six indictments Of yesterday are expected
10 De followed to-day by a dozen more and there
Is some reason to believe that twelve additional
indictments were as good as ordered by the
grand jury yesterday Attorney General Mayer,
Assistant District Attorneys Perkins and San
ford and Deputy Attorney General Mason had
many witnesses before the grand jury yesterday.
Nearly all of the witnesses. it, was said. had
been examined carefully and had made aft
davitS before being taken the grand iurr
room
EVIDENCE AGAINST WORKERS
While no positive information could be given
yesterday regarding the indictments to be
handed up to-day there IS a well defined report
hat one Of the who will have to plead TO
an Indictment IS II Tammany election district
captain, involved IN the bribery of man to
vote illegally. He is not q captain in the 18th
Assembly District, but in another district which
was carried for the Tamn1any ticket by alleged
wholesale frauds. The evidence against him Is
partly confession by an Illegal voter, who is
so much of a rascal that his confession requires
:ull corroboration
Another man who is likely TO join the process
sion to Sing Sing Is q saloonkeeper who also
Is Tammany election district captain The
evidence against him is that he asked ore of
the hangers-on in his saloon to go to the polls
m gr.E eprin hoy
Of man who had not showed up promising
70 pay him 81 for the job. The man Went to
me polls and offered to vote. but backed out
when ne was challenged Then he was arrested
ana taken 10 police court. where bail for him
was furnished promptly by one of the saloon