The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-17
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A. McGREGOR, Editor.
RADICAL OFFICIALS.

Under the late election Act of Congress
pertaining to large cities. United States
Judges appoint supervisors of elections
and the Q. S. Marshal appoints deputy
Marshals ad Hbitunl, "to keep the peace.
Besides the military Grant sent to New
York, hls officials there appointed thou
sands to aid the radicals at the election.
The most notorious characters in the city
were selected-penitentiary birds, thieves
pickpockets, blacklegs, &c, the very scum
of the city, were the chaps selected to do
the dirty work of radicalism, all at the
expense of the taxpayers The World
has been giving their full names and his
tory. We give few specimens
James Frazier, Supervisor. Arrested
on Tuesday evening for robbing sailor
named Frank .Scovell of $l5 at the corner
of Roosevelt and Water streets. Commit
ted for trial by Justice Hogan.
Theodore, alias Mike Anthony, alias
Snuffey, of "a Cherry street, a laborer, 35
years of age, married, and cannot read or
write. Anthony was arrested by Detec-
tive James Finn, of the Fourth Precinct.
on July 24, 1870, for larceny from the
person, and was held in $1,000 bail for
trial by Justice Hogan. He was indicted
by the Grand Jury on the charge on the
23d of August last
Joseph Frazier, of 279 Water street, is
thief, and confederate of thieves.
James Miller, Is the keeper of den of
prostitution in the basement of $50 Water
street
James 1innigan keeps-a similar denim
the basement Of 937 Water street.
James Sullivan, alias Slocum, keeps a
house of prostitution at $50 Water street,
which Is resort for desperate thieves.
Frank Winkle, keeps house of prosti-
tuition at S374 Water street The police
are frequently called in 10 quell fights in
Wrinkles and it bears hard reputation.
'The Radical authorities have appoint
ed one John, alias Buckley McCabe a
Supervisor of the Eighth Dictrict, Fif-
teenth Ward. He is now under indict-
ment for shooting man with intent to
Kill. This precious supervisor originated
here, and was first known to the police for
his dexterity IN robbing emigrants. His
picture is in the 'Rogue's Gallery at police
headquarters in this city, No. 225. He
was known as Pat Madden, alias old
Sow ahas Honsey Nichols, alias Dennis
McCabe. His real name is Andrew An
drews. His wife resides in North Pearl
street, and the supervisor of the Eighth
District, Fifteenth Ward, New York, is
down IN the directory as a citizen of AL
bany.
Here is the continuation of the list !:
William Lewis is Supervisor in the
Nineteenth Ward. He was arrested No
vember Y, 1854, for stealing from Mr..
Frederick Landmann, corner of Third
avenue and Seventy-second street, the
following property: One gold watch and
cham, one locket. earrings, bracelet, and
hreastpin, ell valued at $I95. The stolen
property was fonnd in his possession, and
the prisoner was committed for trial by
Justice Connolly. He was afterwards re-
leased to go and enlist IN the army.
William (alias Pomp) Harton (coloredl
Marshal, Twenty-second Ward. Arrested
a few days since for vagrancy.
Theodore Alien, Marshal. Eighth Ward
Now IN prison for perjury, and keeps a
house, the resort of paDnel-thieves and
plckpockets, on Mercer street.
Richard O'Connor, Supervisor Seventh
District, First Ward. Has been for years
receiver of smuggled cigars from Havanna
steamers.
l. H. Cargill, Supervisor Ninth District,
Nluth Ward Tried in United States
Court for robbing the mail.
Mart Allen, Marshal, Eighth Ward
Served term of fue years in the Con-
necticut State Prison. Sentenced to Sing
Sing for five years by Judge Bedford. His
case was appealed, and while waiting for
decision he managed to get out on bail.
His case has been decided against HIM,
and he has fed to parts unknown to ply
hls vocation and help the Radicals else
where.