The Cairo bulletin., 1913-08-26
CHARGE SlyLz[R
HID BEHIND THE
SKIRTS Of WIFE
NJ. H. HorSan to Testify Governor
and Not Mrs. Sulzer Signed
Checks for Stocks.
TAMMANY MEN ATTACKED
IN CONSPIRACY CHARGES

the rival claimants fer the goyer-
norahip cstonsibly are at rest, Judge
Lynn j. Arnold of counsel Tor VIII
liam Sul2cr and other attorneys are
! eonsu ting about their plans for get
ting back at C'h&-les r. Murphy,
Senator FraWley and other Tam-
many leaders by having them in
dictcd 1t was declared by one Of
them today that they intend to try
to punish tho Tawmany Chief,
Chairman Frawlcy Of the lesisla-
tive committee ANA Loader Of the
Assembly Levy, by presenting evil
dence against them to the grand
juries Of Albany and New York
counties through which they hope
to send them to priAon.
Conspiracy is Charged
These and othe' leaders are to be
charged with having been connect
ed with an illegal conspiracy TO inn
peach Sulzer The anti-Murphy
lawyers say they have their cyi-
dcnce in pretty good shape, and
promise that 1t Will be produced
during the cming week
The Murphy mon retorted that it
was all a bluff and that there was
no chance at all Of grand jurics
seriously considering such data as
Tho Sulzcr lawyers are about to sub
NIT.
Frawloy committee agents today
visited Troy to procure evidence on
which they count on making more
trouble for Sulzer.
They hunted for witnesses who
might shed some light on the disap
pcarance Of $1,000 check CON
tributed to the sullcr direct pri
mary campaign fund Joseph Muir
ply is said to have handed it over
either to the impcachcd governor
or to representative It is claim
ed that mother Sulzer nor any Of
his men accounted for it.
The Frawley detectives have
also been instructed to discover all
they can of alleged highway graft
in Renncslear According to infor-
nation impaired to Frawley carly
in tho year Sulzer investigators
were about to lay bare scandals in
volving Juseph Murphy, the Demo
cratic leader in Rennesacr, and
John Consalius. who had obtained
many fat highways contracts
through Murphy's influence. Sud
denly The inquisition was called
off. About the same time it is al
legged, Murphy handed over his 3d.
TO the Sulzer primary campaign
fund. Where it went and to whom
is the purpose of the Frawley com
mittee to ascertain.
Chairman F'rawley is expected
here tomorrow along with other
members of the committee to ar
range for the resumption of hear
ings.
Horgan to Be Examined.
One of the first witnesses to be
examined will be Matthew T. Hor-
gan, secretary of the committee.
He was at Suffers elbow day and
night during the gubernatorial
campaign. Horgan is expected to
reveal how he secured the evidence
that Sulzer, as alleged, used cam
paign contributions fo~ Wall street
speculation. He is depended upon
to prove that it was Sulzer himself
and not Mrs. Sulzer who signed the
checks for the purchase of stocks
which went on the toboegan and
that in denying that he did the inn
peachcd governor has sought to
hide behind his wifes skirts
John A. Henessy, graft investi-
gator for Sulzer, declared today
that the highway graft conditions
uncarthed in Rockland county.
which resulted in important indict~I
ments of Tammany men, are state
wide and that he has complete
cases of a similar nature in seven
other counties.
"As they develop the state will
Concluded on Page Three.)