The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-04

Alderman L
james Maloney attempted TO Vo' % negano
in the First precinct of the Fifth xarS, john |
Albright in the Second pr prec" ct Of the Filth |
usrd James t BToSp S,h from s.tOu, in i6e First
Kensneton voted in th IAN James ad SI'srs snS in %
the Second precinct .. Sbe EiHs ward; while |
smtepmp,ing 10 TO '0se "a the First precinct Of the
ranier commItte - arrested. Alderman Gar
-Dantei me- >nks, residing at No. 17os Pearl
s,e.sS .irst precinct OF the Fifteenth ward,
ThtreeT 10 woe in the second oreninGs, 81 M tne
Jasper MYERS vouched for William Simpson
IN '.ne Fourth division oil the Elg6teenth ward,
aId was arrested on the charge OF perjury not
baviDR known the man. Alderman Helms held
him in $1,000 bail.
= Michael Crulish attempted to vote in the
Eighth precinct OF the Nineteenth ward. He
had naturalization paper with the seal of the
| Court, but no signatures. Alderman Hens held
| him in $1,000.
George Tolbert who comes from Washing
| ton, and had been In the city but days, at.
! tempted to vote in the Fourth precinct of the
Nineteenth ward. Alderman Helms held him in
| $1,000 bail TO answer.
| Thomas Blackwell attempted to vote ille-
| gally in the Fifth division of the First ward.
Alderman Bonsall held him in $1,000 bail.
John McNeeny tried to vote IN the Third
| precinct OF the Fif eenlh ward, at Fifteenth and
| Coates street. He had fraudulent naturalization
IapeTs in his possession. Alderman Pancoast
held him in $1,000 bail.
| Hugh Master attempted to vote in the
Seventh precinct OF the Twentieth ward, and,
not residing there, was arrested. Alderman
Wood held him for a further hearing.
| Francis Hook. residing in Della ware, voted
in The Second precinct OF the Tenth ward.
John Shnu, living in Jones court at Second
and Market streets, vouched for him. They
were both arTes ed and committed by Alder
man Godbou, Hook for illegal voting aud Shlnn
| for perjury.
-Benjamin Barger created a disturbance in
the Second Division OF the Thirteenth ward, and
attempted TO interfere with the election.
| james McGulgap, a Democratic assessor of
the Fourth division Of the Fourteenth ward,
assaulted Mr.. NcKeever, who was about to
vote.
Alderman Massey held Barger and McGuigan
in $500 each.
Mayor vaux, created a disturbance at the
Seventh precinct OF the Fourteenth ward. He
was arrested at Eleventh aud Parrish streets,
and held by Alderman Massey in $500 bail.
howard Gamble was held in $500 bail tor
inter ering with the election, and rescuing q
prisoner from an officer.
VIOLENT ASSAULTS George Phillips and
James M. Phillips yesterday entered Butchers
tavern, at Forty-hrst and Lancaster avenue,
aud created row. ON being expostulated with
they Knocked down Mrs. Butcher and threw
the pitchers and glasses at her. They then pro-
ceeded 10 the street aud threw stones through
the window; one pistol shot was fired, bat no
one was injured by it. Alderman Maull held
them In $500 bail each 10 ans wer.
Bernard Sheridan resides at Fifteenth and
Spring Garden streets. Yesterday, while passlns
threw brick at that gentem IN, who was
standing in the doorway. Mr.. Lauderbqch
stepped in the street to call his child, whea
Sheridan hit him with a brick, knocking hun
down. The gentleman retired into the house,
When Sheridan proceeded to throw stones
through the window. He was subsequently
arrested by Officer Dorsey, at Eiehteenth and
Catharre street., and held by Alderman Jones
in $500 bail to answer
: HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATION
JGhn ,6S Rapsow LYING in New Yo.a a. No. s
on .ss sns5ss Of
Mr.. F, snodgra.s testified that he saw the pri
, Held in ,7co bail 70 answer.
E was cbaiged With riotias tU' ''fe''
ssW b mo G seth sSt &
Ing the row at Ninth and Chestnut streets, at halt
oicer white testified that he arrested the prisone,
a Eishth ana Chesnut streets, and he gave him hi:
High Constable Clark test ned that he saw the pr;
soner at Ninth and Chestnut streets at quarter to
O'Clock and was talking to him, and was asked tC
: Held in $500 bal for his appearance at Court
MEETING OF THB AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
This morning, at IL o'clock, the regular monthl,
meeting of the Philadelphia Society for the
Promotion OF AgmcnItIre w e,,s was nell at the
q Bidole was IN the chair. Mr.. Thomas Coleman
t acted as Secretary.
Q Two gentlemen, Mahlon Mattick, Esq |, anG
f c. W. Dick man, ESQ.,, were elected members O.
C the Society.
S Mr.. Wade offered the followipg:-
n ReSOlUed, That on the first Wednesday OF every
!. | month from II O'Clock until O'CLOCK the room o
'ss Ss 5 s
spS sS ns ss public generally be In
Carried No further business being before
, the Society, on motion adjourned.
HEARING BEFORE UNITED STATES CoMx1s
! sIoNER-James f. Stockdale. John B Arlington
Q and John Lafferty were arraigned before United
. States Commissioner Hiber On the charge o
= conspiripg to defraud the United States auC
II receiving bribes to violate the revenue laws.
- James Ellenger testified he had subpenaeC
several witnesses to appear
Francis Duffy sworn-I am watchman; wa
e placed at Brockman' place, az Front street anC
n The Railroad, last month; was night watchman
}. Mr.. Babbington put me Oh; after being there
0 two nghts Babblngton told me the place wa
released, and left; MIR. Babbington paid me s.
tor the two nights.
j. The case was continued until tomorrow at l.
c O'Clock.
e LARcENY.-About IL O'Clock last night JscoV
4 Lewis, colored, stopped German nameC
n Christian Hanson, at Seventh and Lombard
4 streets, and seized his watch chain. He alsC
- cut his pocket and stole pocket book contain
n ing So 80. Lewis admitted he took the chain
a but denied all knowledge OF the pocket-book
= He was committed by Alderman Carpenter.
d BURGLARY.-About IL O'Clock last night
d three men preceded TO the paper warehouse o.
r William Wauhop, Hudson alley and Harmony
b court and effected an entrance in the second
Il story by means of a ladder, They Were fright