The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-11-03
ME- YORK.
MORE ARRESTS FOR ISSUING FRAUDULENT NAT

MORE ARRESTS FOR ISSUING FRAUDULENT NAT
UTILIZATION PAPERS.
NEW YORK. Nov 2.-Marshal Murray has
arrested Lewis Cuddeback, Clerk of the SUI
preme Court of Orange County, N. j., w. j.
Dickson and w. P. Shaw, his deputies, and
Samuel e. Dominis and Henry c. Mill-paugh,
lawyers at Newburg, for being concerned in
the issue of false certificates of naturalization.
0. T. Coffin, lawyer, and Barney Scully, labor
Ter, were arrested at Peekskill for the same
offence. Hearings are to be held this morning
before Commissioner Osborn.
WHOLESALE POISONING CASE.
Sixty pupils OF Bisbee's military school at
Poughkeepsle were taken sick with cramps
and darrhea on Saturday afternoon, and
panic prevailed for some time. Prompt meas
nres were taken and most of them are now
well. 1t is thought that there was something
wrong with dish of head cheese that was
heartily patroniZed by the boys at dinner, and
it is to undergo minute analysis.
POLITICAL.
The Post this evening supports s. S. Cox
for Congress on the ground that his opponent
is unfit for election.
CITY AND VICINITY.
The United States grand jury have found
nine additional indictments against persons
charged with having disposed of fraudulent
naturalization papers. Five of them are
against Rosenberg, each being based on nat
uralization paper, and the others against per-
sons unarrested. Alderman Pepper has been
admitted to bail by Commissioner Bell in
$4,000 on similar charge. Several other par
ties have been treated likewise, both in New
York and Jersey City,
Sheriff O'Brien has, it is stated, sworn in
5000 special deputies to preserve order to-mor-
row. U. S. Marshal Murray is said to have
also appointed special officers. Sheriff Camp
bell of Brooklyn has, under instructions of
Mayor Kalbfesch, sworn in 1000 deputies.
Gen. Mcdowell has issued circular re-
questing all officers from other commands Wis
itine', or temporarily residing in this city to
reporl to his headquarters.
Report saws that the Erie Railroad has
bought Pixies Opera House for $3.50, 600, and
contemplate establishing their offices in the
front building, retaining the Opera House
proper tor legitimate purposes.
The case OF u. u. Lamar against Ex-Assist-
ant Secretary of War Dana, claiming 500 900
damages for false Imprisonment, was up TO-
day. On motion to have the order removing
the case to the U. S. Court set aside, the de-
cision was reserved.
Two buildings in the course of erection in
Brooklyn were demolished by the gale last
night.
Tonight, at which Mayor Hoffman was pres
emit, for the purpose of taking action in rela-
ton to the order of Superintendent Kennedy.
The Board was equally divided and no action
was taken. The city is perfectly quiet to-
night. Preparations are complete for the cleo
tion to. morrow, and indications are that an
unprecedented vote will be cast.
sEYMoUR's PILGRIMAGE ENDED.
UTICA, Nov 2.-Gov. Seymour arrived home
this evening AMI was received by thousands of
his fellow citizens amid blazing bonfires fire.
works. music, &C.. and was escorted to head
quarters, at the Butterfield House, and made
an eloquent acknowledgement.