, 1869-11-03
ElECIlon INCIDENTS.
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4 Wells street damsel, named Nellie Finch.
stronR-srmed ~ we'll as strnrg. minded. ara
strong bFraihed a. rell As srroug- ie,i can, To
TO the polls opposite the Artpory, aud seemed 10
be watching tho proceedings with = considerable
degree Of Interest STE a1F one voter after
another deposit Bis itls slip Of paper IN the oai-
lot-ho1, and noted the degree Of pride spd s4s1s-
this time Nellie Was Considerably uodc7 tue IN
faenca Of liquor. FtnAl&y she stepped nn 4, =
policeman, oi "aich latter tnere we're about
sesensee1 nanainR around, Of course, for the par
pose of preserv1nE order. and. plactuE her arus
said:
"I want to vote for Nike HIcker.''
That's ~ rtent, replied the oe1eer, hut TO-
day T. not The Homen y day for voln9-"
And Why nGt." was the rc{oindti.
"Recause Hcmeu Can't vote in tnia State
And Why don tbev vote sn rhts States Nio1
always yots IN tho old counuJ7 AMI dont yv1
7oie7 And sn be bu+ iass n oas % Of iae pndewe dHr
and doesn he tlse there Just halt hts t.naa: And
want be let nat INST TO vote Al th,s election:
do nothing hut hang aroan1 The dram shops, and
get drunk all .he ilnae7 Ard dldn1 yee+ eiye nitu
nve doIiars 70 vote for Nike Utckey, and a,uy (
Sel1 Tor nothings"
The policeman assured Nellie that her tnten-
iess q IKE ser VOTE ia.s M espe :aes III
FURTHER oetate Wa cnt short By the appearance Of
Nellie tlustr1ous consor1 tn netrhof1pR ssloon+
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the Other, ~hch he was zaxtn2 Is u the nsss ias-
ottcAlly adtcsionata manner. Nellie made a rusn
towafu him, seix4DR him by the coat co1as which
l<bkeQ ~ II 1t wuuldn EsAud tef5 aexefe Aand-
ling, she II tbs same time exciatntpg, ~Weli II
! cAn't vote myself, E:u leach thuee thHt can.'.
The !azt seen Of the A0ecIIni1ate coupls vas IN
r. dim dnt.ooe Of Wells street, Sel1se ati NJ
.tn.7g 9xs z7as%p % Sn @ nsr ns:nsnd. esos< as ne
tne numerous no.es tn hts 1ooped aud window
ed" costume It wns saghs on which the atrpoR-
minded Lsermore, the .kioruua AntncuY, or ;no
erntbe uEStrsou- conh not have looked without
II lesas drawing one profound moral.
/. A certain First Ward eanudata. on tue Bs.cacla
t'cket staT7eo cot Yesterday morning Dat exnlt-
in1iJ- lie not only hoasted THAI he would poli
btEKe1 vote tnan any man ID his ward, but that he
would also o11nt nors beer than any other TWO
men n the Ran Iocalt5. Tne demonstration Of
the latleT part Of his proposition, Ee knes isJ In
hmself the tsst he left 70 fate and 70 The PAIGE:
about = O'Clock, xheu be had reached MS
sky -ntst 2lAsA- His condition at tHis time
WAS considerably mixed Some friends arriving
hau of l. Hhen his friends left hin. he was
pouring the remainder OF the contents do n his
shirt bosom. ln the fond Imagination taAt It Was
kns fe71, he staggered cot TO the Sidewalk, and
brushed veIJ violently sgslust = C.ttzen voter,
Tie Inter recoantzed 1ae ineeitssea 10 !aalpIdas
a prontuens Barnsele candidate, sud the
1dtA AuFRessed Itself 70 him 70 tarn sh,9
Se e % te 81 s, So ns tHt
and there let hin, drop hg the sIde OF the aAmc
bog In Nhtch be deposited his haltnt. The victim
OF bter sark down unconscious. and rolled grad
nally nnoer tho table, where he quietly euoaz.t
ant.l friendly policeman carried MIN over to tue
Al1nofy and put him to bed. II wta reported
around Inc voting precincts where thi- Incident
eIas "a tas shss s1sn tnsn, s,s 5ap srsy
Attribute the cause to too much beer