The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04


the various Judges.
THE POLICE HEADQUARTERS
At an early hour In the morning the dictator Of
the establishment alighted from his carriage and
passed Into his ONCE, casting all about him smiles
and friendly mods. Brennan, Manierre, Acton and
Bosworth were very soon on hand also, and settled
down to business. Mayor Holman came also, and
waited Tor the appearance Of the Governor, who did
not put In an appearance. During the day General
sickles, Colonel Howe, General Schaer and other
omcers Of the militia circulated about the palace
waiting ior an opportunity. which fortunately did
not occur, TO sound the clarion notes OF alarm.
;. very large reserve Of police were concentrated
nibuses were IN attendance to convey them to what
ever portion Of the city their services might be re-
CURED.
About eleven O'Clock news was received from the
Twenty-nrst precinct that radical inspector OF
elactlon s. s. Urmy, Of the Fourth district IN that
ward, had been kidnapped by Sheriff 0'Brien's men
and IN the defiance Of the police carried out Of the
district. The old gentleman, without inquirlng
from civil court fumed like a Gagged lion. His In
dlgnaton at last expended itself suHiclently to
able MIN to guide quill and thus he wrote:-
ALL IN NEW YORK
In deputy special deputy sheriff arrests At
70 arrest any inspector while in the dis
the election and bring him to this Office forthwith. A. X.
This order was sent out as general alarm shortly
before midday the superintendent remarking,
There Is another order that has not passed under
the scrutiny OF the Commissioners
As early as nine o'clock members of the force COM
sons arrested in the various wards for illegal voting
and attempting to vote. Those charged with voting
on false or forged naturalization papers were
to Judge James, who opened court at room No. 101
Metropolitan Hotel, where he heard complaints
against the Offenders and in nearly every case CON-
mitted or baed them 10 answer.
The following ore the names Of those brought to
Police Headauarters:--
Patrick He!yegq voted at No. $50 Mulberry street;
ICYl9IfreN llnutrd
Charles Troyer, attempted to vote in the Second
district OF the Fourteenth ward.
Vim. Bell, similar charge
John McEvoy, voting In the First district Of the
Eighth ward.
Bernard Martin similar charge
Thomas Eulligan, attempting to vote twice at the
same polling place.
A deputy sheriff, for attempting to vote under
age.
James Mccourt, attempting to vote when not re-
gistered. Discharged by Inspector Dilks.
All but McCourt were sent before Judge James, Of
the supreme Court, who Ii holding court &c room
No. 101 Metropolitan Hotel
John p. Leinenger, voting In the Eighth district
OF the seventeenth ward, by officer wilson, Seven
Patrick Mclaughlin voting outside OF his district
Fifteenth OF the Sixteenth ward, by oficer Wat
son, OF the sixteenth precinct police.
John Rogers, voting in the Eighth district Of the
Eighteenth ward by officer Jackson, OF the Elgh-
teenth precinct.
bernard McCue, Second district, Twenry-second
ward.
John Shehan, voting in the Second district OF the
David Rolls, Illegal voting
John Miller, voting in the Fifth district Of the
Fourth ward.
Frank Pony. illegally voting in the Eleventh dis
trlct OF the Fourth ward.
JOIN Mcnamara, for registering In the Sixth dis
trio OF the Eighth ward and voting in the Eighth
III rict
william Hughes voting Illegally in the Second dis
trict, Eighth ward.
twice in the second district OF het Fourth ward.
Jacob Bennett, attempting TO vote illegally in the
SIX n district OF the Thirteenth ward
Adam MclSenra, swearing In his vote In tho Eighth
district, Fifth ward.
Christopher Miller, attempting to vote on forged
papers In the Third district, Seventeenth ward.
J. A. MeerswOrth, for similar offence committed
in the Third district Of the Seventeenth ward.
la the ytird district, Seventeenth ward.
These three above named were sent to Marshal
Murray's ONCE.
Seventeenth district Of the Ninth ward.
Adolph L. Smith, for voting illegally In the Sew
enin district OF the Fifth ward.
william Hughes for voting In the Second district
OF the Eighth ward
j. Patrick McGovern, for voting in the Fourth dis
Joseph McCabe, attempting to vote In the Fourth
district OF the Fourteenth ward.
Jas. DoOci, attempting to vote In tho Tenth dis
trict OF the Fourteenth ward.
Michael Farrell, voting In the Third district o.
the FOurtec lth ward.
William smith, voting in the Second district Of
the Eighth ward
william shannon. voting in Third district Of the
John sullivan, voting in the Third district Of the
Seventh ward.
officer Crosan, OF the Second precinct
James owen deputy sheriff. for arresting oflcer
Hafner, OF the Twenty third precinct
G. w. Dcmey, voting In the Seventh district Of the
Eighteenth ward.
John Hannah, for voting in the Eighth district of
Peter Fitzpatrick, voting in the Seventh district
OF the Seventeenth ward illegally.
jeremiah Fitzpatrick, similar charge In the same
district.
John Coils, OF No. rs Cherry street. Illegally
voting In the Fourth district or the Fourth ward.
samuel, Fisher, attempting to vote second time
in the Thirty first district OF the Seventeenth ward
Patrick Conley, voting In the Seventh district Of
the seventh ward.
Seventh ward.
Joseph Girts, voting in the Fifth district of the
Seventh ward.
John Atkinson, for attempting to vote Illegally In
the sixth district OF Sixth ward.
John Layder, attempting TO vote Illegally In the
Ninth district OF the Fourteenth ward.
John Haley, swearing in vote In the Third dis
tTict OF the Fourth ward, on complaint OF Dennis
Mclaughlin Inspector.
jeremiah Mahoney, attempting to vote Illegally In
the Ninth district Of the Fourteenth ward
Thomas Coyle, voting illegally in the Fifth district
Thomas u. Murphy, voting Illegally in the Third
district OF the Fourth ward.
Robert McLinnis, for attempting to vote illegally
10 the second district OF the Fourth ward.
James II. Baeron, voting Ia the seventh district OF
the Eighteenth ward.
JONI Inlay, NOeiliS III Tue ulotTlCs Vi tue
First ward
INCIDESTs.
A deputy sheriff. who gave the name OF William
McGinnis, was brought in by oficer Gaynor, OF the
Eighth precinct. The officer had q boy with him,
WHO stated that about noon he the accused
wrest the club roai policeman, in q fracas on tic
corner oi NaricS aud Sprlng streets and
attempt TO strike nm wlth II. The ofi-
Ger Who had been robbed OF his club
Wa ,nt for. and stated that seeing persons
f.At.nI % the corner above named he ran down
a..9 arrssse man named McGiuus. on the CON.
pl.int Of . aau that was cut. Wniie taking hi1 Oh
al effort was mace b. paties 10 rescue the prisoner
a4d ono man drew "a revolver upon hia. ale cook
te prisoner 70 the lHenty eighth precinct station
house and ioand ,nat ne too was a deputy sheriff.
nauled NcGiEns. lie could not recognize the pris-
oaer at police headquarters ~ one OF nls as-ailants
AMI he was allowed 20 depart.
Abraham lincoln, whose name appears above. n
q genuine freshman who served as q soldier In the
late war ills wc's name IL - said, was Martina
Washington. has offence was voting on . residence
az two weeks In tire district Abraham. who voted
the republican ticket. rs did many OF tho Others,
shared the same fate rs the democrats.
TfE UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES.
Yesterday mosan. Governor Fenton received q
telegram from the secretary VI War informing hm
IN, a