The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer

Lebanon, O., August 2.—The committee investigating the offices of the Auditor and Treasurer of Warren county made a second partial report at 11 o'clock to-day. It covered the period of Coleman's incumbency as Treasurer from September, 1887, to the present time, and was very lengthy and elaborate. The Court House was crowded. The amount of fraudulent warrants drawn by the Auditor and paid or marked by the Treasurer aggregates $63,211. This does not include school funds to the amount of $161.72 drawn from adjoining counties by the Auditor and appropriated to himself.

The committee reported that within a period of less than two years the Treasurer paid to the Auditor on account of his salary allowances and fees the sum of $17,772.42, which was $10,463.37 more than he was legally entitled to draw. Many of the fraudulent warrants purported to be for supplies for the county, when in fact no such supplies were received. Coleman was rearrested this afternoon on two more additional charges of embezzlement on warrants and arraigned before Justice Blackburn, and his hearing set for next Monday.