The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

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sEvEsrsRHrH WARD
n tnn ward heavy vote was poed, and the "uneer-
rned" OF the hacksrelvfle district their glory,
surnng out In full force and furnishing democratic ma.
poured eut army Of voters which occssionsd pres
sure q tho polling places. The police kept excellent
Scs ana no disturbances o. any account occurred
presumed that attempt 70 vote Illegally made
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Inc erection passed on quietly but some twenty nine
tempting TO VOC Illegally, occasioning great inconvsnI-
Snce and annoyance to some Of the parties concerned
nnocen and were discharged and Of course all owed 70
vote. The following were held on charge Of voting
illegally James Flanagan. held TO bail In the sum Of
Justice Smith John Farrell held on warrant by the
Board OF Inspectors; and Stephen Dayton James Cor
dan, ana Patrick Dorsey, alias Nanon who also
ned on warrants by the inspectors Of the election dis
tricts.
NINETEENTH WARD.
the voting here was carried on very quietly through
out the day. and but few arrests made either for
drunkenness or assault Two men wero arrested and
locked up for illegal voting until this morning. when the
charges against them will be entered into.
TWENTIETH WARD.
NO disturbance Of any kind took place in this ward
yesterday and the voting conducted in business
ike and orderly manner. Patrick Campbell was arrested
Tor alleged attempting TO vote after having short time
previously avaled himself Of the privilege.
TwEsTy-FiRsT WARD
In this ward the voting carried on throughout
the day with the greatest vgor and no serious riot
ensued through the challenging Of those who came TO
the polls, although much dissatisfaction expressed
tnereaL seventeen arrssts made throughout the
day for illegal voting, and the offenders In each case
locked up until this morning, whom the charges viii be
investigated. Along Second avenue several polling
booths were pulled down, but no riot ensued
TwEyTy-sEooND WARP
Two men named Horny Collins and Mike Bufey, had
an alteration on Eighth avenue when the former drew
knife and attempted, 1t Is alleged, TO stab Bufey He
some OF their friends. There wcrc several drunken
fights but none OF serious nature; otherwise every
thing passed of quietly until the close Of the polls
Nicholas Sessng was arrested aud taken TO the Forty
seventh street station house, charged with having regis
tered in two districts. Wesley Smith was arrested In
the Third district, charged with voting second time
and locked up in the station house. George dartin
arrested on charge OF having attempted 10 vote in
district where he did not reside when registered.