The New York herald., 1871-11-08

out commitment for tness men, Jimmy, ana se1a
could cet oa The Deach thick -sss md vldua. with
. very e Saa ioos about nis suss. whsh relied Wildly
rHB MAdIsrxRIAL MAoSATR
was brought IN, heralded Dy a man with bald
head who relied out thai BLACK saia" e,nl ns.
'biack sam was none oth0f than Samuei strauss
who last ycsr Was taken under tao proiection the
United States authorities for violating the Regstra-
Slo.oyo bail bond wnich mas not been called In by
Commissioner iavenpor. SAM was hauled up
70 ,os osncN aao 5000 70 aws, the actlon non o. sss
Uiicer % inquired the Judge. "0h, ne was only
ngntins m front u poil lace on ths Bowey; With
tns officer; .and II he hadnt bin rested
! gsess somebody had BIN hurt alore this" sam
tion; and considering his rs,pectab.i ilIy aud me
groat interest ho has always evlnced ia elections
81, 90 and cautioned to give tue polls vide berth
for the remainder OF the day. Sam bowed and re-
rs .gan ho na1 nal es hs
she rsease Of sherry, one o the lighting msa alluded
..wILh Yov TAXI HIM Hoxs wrrH Yov
II let him 0utf" said Jo0 .Vertany l Nnl y re-
Piled the halter: '.tuss you sry me-" Sheyrl WA
should be reinsmocred. was running for Assembly.
man.
"I'm the rigisr appointed challenger OF the Ninth
disrrlcs OF the Fourth ward. Yer uoaor," said
JOsepa Dumple, OF 81 Now CuaInuers strs,t-a rad
haired. thicx ses gentleman. wln . brass button
fastened IA the lower pars ecn ear. .'Some lline
ago q mar named Henry PETERSEN registered In my
distriot and gave his address 81 Cherry strecs
TINS mornlng tins fellow cones AMI saws ne, Il
wants 10 vote.' challenged MIN, anu Tor the life
ohim he c0rsd nenner tell mis- .lo or remimbcied
whsss no lived or when he registered. Hs said he
was William Peterson. was citizen OF New Orx,
and had only Just returned from Now Orleans. Now,
phat aye lhink OF ltf"
dytsm, aid maintained that he was the man.
thouea Dlmple SAID he wasn't "DOne he thinx
",% ne IN rsp
no; ~ pal hin," snouted anoIner. so ne was
sailed In ssoe ana lett the Court.
George II. Radlcaa, well dressed smart looking
young ieliow, came next IN charge OF Oflcsr
George nandall. Of the urteenth pr -cinct. Radf
S1 ton - district OF the = Foarseen.n ward Ia the
name OF William Eagan. giving nis address
as " East hoast street. The ollcer. VI course
resident IL frince sIreet so, beevlns tnat he had
already oted 100 much-and In tnls case ms baois
him In -Joo," said The Beak Eau was produced.
however; hence ne was 81 yea the pleasure 0i sta.
CONS fare iOr night.
Judge L0gan having occupied tho bench an ex-
citemcnt was created o.
rHE APPRoAOa OF JOHN o'coNNoR,
OF Al Greenwich street. who ma le aalavit to tho
effect tnat Mlclael ]. Cu en-. who an Inspector
OF election tor the Eighth Eicc@loI dstrcI vi tie
First ward, did wisuly aad corrupty place In one
numbef OF balolS-in o.ner words WAS stufiius It
wnle two or three poslceiAel Stood be.ore nim and
He demanded AIS arresf.
Thomas Vkele, cf II Washington street, said he
was IN pOlHux pace vi tAe .evelth district OF
the tlrsG ward, when ne saw Jam IS Burns another
Inspector OF elections, receive ron person who
offered TO vote NUMBER oi baliots and tnat he dli
Wi1usiy and cCrrupuy deiraud said voter OF his
riahls by throwing tc ballots on the door, anu tnit
he admitted having done so on Icing Charged
Warrants were immediately ISSUED aud placed IN
the hand5 oi court Sergeant John Quinn, VINO
rushed down 10 Inc districts appointed to arrest the
Inspectors. But, 10 wnen ne arrived there ne was
informed W the ,Oilce OF the twenty pre-
cinct II he didn't take ms hook, with warrants and
ducked Tor the benefit OF tho iish. They refused
to allow him TO take his prisoners, so
yonn returned ana So reported 70 ms cns
street came In oedaubcd with SUCKING plaster, he
naviDg been stabbed IN tae neck and DOtn arms by
Patrick Mccarthy, low, murd rous.looking Nick,
VINO had encoL ntered him ut lhs polling pace-at
lS2 Greenwich street. IL appears tnat Mahoa
wANlRD TO vUTR FOR HEALY
and Fat said he must vote FOR Nick Muller The for.
mer reused and threatened him with retribution
for lntlmloatlon when pat drew knife ana well
Will nave " visit sing Sing before ne has finished
with this AFFAIR.
next repeaters hauled In Benson and Discn both
objected 70 being placed in the prisoners cage,
ana said he ''didnt care danfn, for ne mad done
no.nlnG" ..1yaH -. !. .no ,,.r. ),
81 dldn't see anything a.ln Bur se, !" SAID one.
"Let nm go, then" was the otdef.
Addressing D,sch, the Judge said.vehemently:-'I
determined to stop tnis reneatng ana ling In
the First ward. Oniy thIs mornins -"
'Oh, stop IT, laughed Diseh, "but dis man has
right now TO vote"
'oniy tnls morning saw Inspectors Of Elections
stunning the DaiiOt boxes al aionx from Fulton street
rants IT'S ror % IN Il ar arrest WHAT DO ind, she Inc police
OF the Twcnty-seveath pretlnct stood before The
chief cons able or this COurs and prevented hun
from e,ectirg the arrests. Where are the Inspect.
ors Oi Election IN these twe cases ~ demanded he,
1ercely, to the oicerS~
"They wouldn'J leave the polls SIR" was the
reply.
''BY HEAVEN THEY MUST COME,
I'll make them come or pll know the reason why.
Send these men"
'Oh. dat Is all right no doubtu again inter
rupted Dlsch WIN broad grim ..dat Is all rignr
warden"
"Imprlson these men ana order an examination
at ten O'CLOCK tomorrow
"Won't "a acceps ball." said noted emlgrant
runner.
"Bail no. l VIII not." and the prisoners went
down 10 tner cells 10 dream OF repeaiIny and ballot
stutfing The Court closed and the curtain dropped
over the Tombs.