New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
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Quinn dndicted). Edward Jaquins John MURPHY

FIVE RFpEATFRs TO RE kRRAfGNED i"'"''
In the Circuit Court yesterday, before Juose ioio.
-. yta,rtot Attorney p,r,iy moved that John Me-
I,uchlin Indicted on Wednesday for rauuu'eh' r"ss
tration be arraigned 10 plead Joseph he" spio" AZ,
the accused and objected to his peainS on uo e'."
that counsel unaware OF tne h r, %sd
"" fine nor opportunity to examine IT, Inc Cour uecaeu
that the case should stand until this morning Mr be
n'"yad mai Mclaughlin be admitted TO bail MT Purdy
NED that hail he fixed at $4,000 with two suretes, each
In nsiify i'm $4,000 Mr.. Bell protested that tDls aouht
OF bail unusual ana unreaso1ane as .e rts
associate counsel for Mclaughlin, argued that the law
tSSai and that ohcnses under il might easily be
mitted through ignorance Mclaughlin, he believed was
charged with having registered in district in which nc
did not reside.
Mr. Purdy-He has registered in five districts He
MIR Curt-At any rate q 900 would doubtless hold him
Just well $4,000 and even II he were tried con
say right that he should be held under such onerous
Judge Benedct-The bail is not unusual nor improper
for Oanscs OF this class Twenty thousand dollars ban
has been repeatedly imposed and gwen 10y PsTso ns
until shall he shown that he cannot give that amount
Terence Quinn, Herman Schroeder and Samuel Strauss,
i'm each case the arragnment was deferred Till this morn
ing give counsel Joseph Bell opportunity to ex
anime the indictments. In Qunn's case bail was reduced
from 600 to $4,000 the of Samuel Strauss MT
Bell objected TO his entering even nominal plea OF not
guilty, the ground that they had not determned ON
what pursue in these election cases. and might
wish to demur or to move TO quash the indictments
also arraigned and stood ready to plead guilty ,d Mr.
Bells claim To act as Butts cOunhe was denIeu anu INC
Court appointed E. L. Paris to act icr te prisoner,
After consultation with his counsel Butt entered plea
OF not guilty, and, on motion made by MI Parrls anu
Supported by affidavit, bail reduced from slOOo
to 5000 upon the ground OF inability 10 turkish more
Subsequently Butt gave bail in the latter amount To
appear for trial to-day. Michael McIernan signed us
bond
ARREST OF TAMMANY INSPECTORS FOR REGENERATION
FRAUDS.
Edward Jaquins, commonly known as dad jerks,
and John Murphy, Inspectors OF Election in the ANltn
District Of Sixth Ward brought before Commits
sOner Davenport yesterday charged with trying to per
suade Martin Walsh to claim residence at No. Is Eliza
bethst and to register unlawfully after he had CON
fessed 10 living in Brooklyn They also charged with
refusing to administering the statutory oath to john
Falon and Patrick Daley after they had been perenPo
ry challenged and with uDawfully registering falon
| and Daley without the oath and In spite OF inc
challenge Jaquns, who is private policeman AT inc
Atlantic Garden on the BoweIy was arrested ny deputy
Marshal Crowley, and Murphy by Deputy Marsha Alien
| Supervisor VIM H. Rooney preferred the complaint;
Tue prisoners waived examination. Jaquins was balled
in $4,000 by Morgan Jones Of No As trankin-st, ana
Murphy in $4,000 by John Stacom, Warden of the Tombs
| OF No. 20 City HalLpace. Both OF the accused DAG
jerks" especially, well dressed and had the sleek
aud happy air of wetOdo Tammany ties, VINO put ample
faith In weeds power them from the ueh OF
| Federal law. Charles DOnahue was their counsel
Attorney Davis was absent from his office yes
teray Having been called TO Albany by unexpected bust
/ ness -,
About 80 Special Deputy Marshas, to serve in the
Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Tenth WARDS were sworn III
| Yesterday by Commissioner Davenport.
| Ex- Congressman Morgan Jones, who was nominated
who Las retired rsked <65OOO going bail for ire
| peaters' and thinks 1t Is about time To stop.
Michael Costello Tor zsaloasly Ms ue f
the Sixth Ward, yesterday dismissed by lhe ram
many Fire Commissioners from the post OF belrngeT in
years and half. The protest OF the Republican Fire
Commissioners has not been made public.