The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-22
a NEWIRK ALDERMAN'S SPREE.
Cain, the Turpooat, Fighting Ball, the Rn-
Einecr And Grttin2 tho Worst OF 1t
Drowning bis sorrows IN Gin.


Eincer-And Grttin2 tho Worst Of 1T
Drowning bis sorrows IN Gin.
Alderman Charles Cain, Of the Eleventh Ward,
Newark, is again In trouble. Charley rendered him.
self conspicuous n the organization Of the present
Common Council Of Newark. by boiling the Demo
cratic party sad voting vita the Republican Alder
mon. thus keeping in once the Republican orncials.
II ~ss openly charged that Cain received a bribe
IRON the Republican Tart7, and that after lis votn.
Win the Republicans he had more money than G
had while running Reynolds's policy shop In RAst
Newark.
Mon be passed on. and Cain returned to the bo-
-om Ct tie Democratic party AMI the Republican
officials were u'tcl. At once PaIiy Herman, Gains
brothrr.in law, was appointed driver Of steamer
No. n, tie Fire and Water Committee; but learn.
ing subsequent, that the appointment was Illegal,
the Committee having usurpod tho authority he re.
signed aud st,rted harroom by the assistance OF
Alderman Ca, and when custom wns duh together
they drank and to-e,ter they 'ronenaded. TLey
In consideration OF his voting with them, tho
Common Council and Desocratic partv had freely
and in hc fuis,s II his 10y s,id lie was only jos-
ing when lac called uron the mob 20 hang the ga
oSss Er1S sS'1Gs1 "ss1 sr o. Ss s,.1 cSI~Sn S
| iri 'hteJcJ eyns.
cain dei,En- Ia notorls,y Ie thrive' in scenes
OF strife. and ac,ordn.l. ON Thursday. tev drius.
inv with his friend raiiy ~ te i.ttei -iinou, TO
gether they started Ort with blood In ihcr eyes and
ahiskey under their isekst.. Patty hal been in-
suited ny Joha Bal, FOREMAN Of steamer No. q
whose driver Paldy had Deen. Gnl Cain mad been
nsulted also by him. They directed their steps to
l the house Of No. Z, nnd saw John Ball.
| Tor momoht trey survey Oh tho Head, and PADDY,
approaching Bill In meracnE altitude, sIil,
"B,ll. did yc sSy that i0undcrei the horseS'
lisli assured tim t,at Le did say 50, anl that ho
| could prove n.
"Nct, d--J liar, Dali" and, 20 saying. Paddy
Atnc- ~ RAJ, ;ut 10 soiDc way Ball Was not hit
an3 fatfN NGs, aud measured MS length Oa the
IouT. by tots tine Cams blood hpl"i, aui lie
rtpned ur 10 a-ris Il wounded and bleeding atty
"Did ye say tlat vas drink at the r,cGo tie
tlV that EUly-. Mci'gilc, the cngiUprr Of :, was
| Killed by the Lick OF u AorsS'" was Cain list
sluttiiun.
~ dio .sv So" said Bal
Cain req. cd thhS D. was "a id liar" ard lal
losei up the rrnlih hy kno5Siag u. Il dowu. u
wG- qrickl On his teut, towe,cr. uud seiSipg Cain
gave nim puHc' r.. twn 10 the rits, AVID then or
dcr@d hem b''' - ~ tho house, which command
lheJ ohcNti m !frctpitlteY.
A neighbours ii nou Wah vi sitl 4 and an anxious
cnuNd Of THIRSTY murrls listened TO the recital OF
their yal0r. Tte celebration dill not cad here lar
IRON 1t TOR IN tre wee mail hour In the nornn.
Paddy Herman aud Alderman Cam staggered home
Jolly dunk
Mr.. Bl or Friday morning obtained a warran;
Tor the arrest OF ue n-Stilaaa. sni subs AQucnLly
they were arrested by Constable Jonu IL hcdrn
and taSen h,'O:e Justice Stlusbruugh, VINO h.ld
tttin ir 500 each Mic ael Conrcy and Chief In
sinec! droet rppcaring as hondsmen.