, 1873-11-04

| "mill" ran smoothly. The machinery moved
| In perfect accord with tho wishes Of ita oper-
ators. aud VAS pronounced to be = superior pioco
OF bummor mechanism. It had turned out
regiments Of Illegal voters, and had fllled the
| mir with fraudulent certificates Of citizenship
signod, sealed, and roady to be delivered. But
yesterday piece Of It's dirty work waa made
public. so as not only to disarrange tho machine,
but bring constornation upon it's managers.
Tho interesting matter camo up before Unitod
etatoa Commissioner Hoyno at noon yesterday,
aud tho particulars arc those; tho case being tic
one Of james, givon In The IMMUNE yesterday:
Mr. G: L. Woodnan Yesterday morning ap-
for the Immediate appearance before him Of
robert 3. James, driver in the employ Of g. L.
Woodman 4 Co... and Archie Gerrard, = bar
tcnder in the. saloon Of Capt. Dan Quirl,
and Canal htroetH.,. Tho papers were is
time tho parties appeared before tho
Commissioner, accompanied by. Mt: Wood1nau,
Paper was made out In the usual printed form,
tlllod out with tho nano Of Robert 8. James, and
bore tho signature Of Daniel O'Hara, Olork OF
tho Criminal Court. Dietrict-Attorney Glover
conducted tho examination. .-'
him the certificate Sunday, and inquired If 1t WAS
correct. Mr. Woodman, on lonrning how the
papor was procured, brought out the following
facts: One day last week, ono Of O'Hara'a rum
nera called at Quirka saloon, and, after patron
izing the bnr, askod Gerard II be had lis nat
uralizatfon papers. Tho bartender replied that
lie had not. Tue hummer assured him that ho
would procure tho documents for him. James,
being In the Baloon ut the timo, overheard tho
could be obtained for him also. Gcrrard replied
that he thought 1t eould and whom tho O'inra
agent called upon him agaiu and laid upon tho
bar his papers, Gerard made application for
ha nm t}uHo $t,n
following day, and Saturday James WAS given
certificate OF naturalization. Upon learning
these facts, hfr. Woodman very promptly told
James that tho paper was Illegal and
to legal Investigation. Mr. Woodman having
sworn to these facts, Commissioner Hoyno held
1orrard to bail IN the sum of $500, aud sum-
mons woro issued for tho appearance Of Daniel
These two managers Of tho naturalization
"ml having appeared and taken aeata in tue
commissioners room, DiRtrict-Attorney Glover
askod Gerard II no knew the name Of the man
that he did not, but that he could describe MIN.
The formelity of administering an oath to Dan
O'Hara was also gone through with. Mr. O'uara
vas flushed and excited, but hiH expression was
that Of injured innocence. He stated that ho
knew nothing about tho mattor, "nor," he add
Cd, with great emphasis ind apparent effort, "do
know OF tile occurrence Of my similar transao-
tion." He examined tho paper, aud finally was
compelled to say, by tho persistent questions Of
tie writing Of Donald Mckay olerk ID bis ' Of
tlco. Austin Doyle was also sworn, and glanced
at the writing, and said it was that Of Mckay.
An o1icor WAS then dispatched after Mckay.
who waa brought III quickly and sworn. He ex-
Inowlcdgod that he had mado it out.
Distriot-Attornoy alover-T suppose you took
M affidavit WHOM James applisl for tho papers
McKay-.,Yea, did. II Is now on flo in the
A1r. Glovor-You will please produce it at
once.
MoKay-I shall have to be permitted to 60
after it.
llr. alovof-Tho officer will accompany you.
Al Mckay passed out of the room Jamcs |
nrose, and. in M embarrassed manner, said Tint |
ho had nevor applied to "that man "'(pointing |
to Mckay for hfs papers.
During McKay'a absence Gerard Baid that he |
saloon and asked linn ii 10 did not not
want a batch Of papors. In half-hour or 30
Mckay returned, md stammerod out that lo |
could not find tho affidavit. 01Iara glanced |
furiouHy at hia olcrk, and moved uneasi1y in his
chair.
Commissioner Hoyno-The law requires that
you produce tho Affidavit, and without it, and in
tho face Of tho evidence hcfore me, shall lavo
to hold you for further examination in bail Of
$4,000.
ploaso call nt this oillco, it he desires to obtain
his naturalization papors, which wero picked up
ppssT on ate s sEs' @ ana brought d 5Ss'
John Schneider ronouucod tho Empo.
ror OF Germany and all lis works.
Owing to tho haste Of preparation, John'a sur
tame is loft out in one place, rs vol aa tue day
Of the mouth, but it bears the seal Of tho Court
mud Dir. O'Hara's signature. IT John wishes to
vote to-day, he had better call for his documents,
JUDGE pAnWELL As A NATunAI1ZEu.
The corridor Of tho Court-Houso was filled
Yesterday with an unaayory crowd Of people,
lroat britain, Russia, Germany, Italy, and the
[sles Of tho Boa. aud who came out citizens of
tue United 6tates and were attaohed to tho priu-
sipleH contained in tho Constitution thereof. It
, form Of words. Whether It works change Of
heart, is q point which has not boon much dis
',aasoa. J, perhaps Mr. Cheney has aou|o viowa on
This crowd, which was rough md ragged as
e clothes. aud by no mems swoet-soonted, was
liytded into two grand divisions. Ono Ret was
allowing lta way into tho Clerks oalco, and tho
otl1or providing into tho Criminal Court room,
;ia Sa skrRltoant tor the bonors Of oitzeaahp
'to.. hold . fast hold Of lia Witness, IN order
mat ho might not bo separated from him. Tho
'onaeqMoncos Of mixing up OF w1tnoaaoa, anil
y i Mr. Ihoon's man changing places with AR.
In tue Oerks ol!oo, everything ran on smootl,-
y ag OF old. ASK, and it al,uT bo giyan unto
ion" was saying which was still OF graat ao-
,optanco thora. hut In the courtroom
lio caao was different. Judge Farwoli
!ad succeeded Judge Williams, and rigid
ygtom OF examination Ind replaced the slip
hod method Which had been III vogue. Thora
yaa no other buanesB Yesterday, and tho wllolo
passing upon theao applcatlonH. Thoro woro
ow pergons presout oxoept the foreign sultors
waiting the moment when they could cast OF
holr OLD raiment and appoar In tho shining yeB-
xpcoting that something startling would turn
n. Judge Earwoll sat in atate, like Ahasuorus;
)an O1lara BLool boforo him, like tho lord'y
!a,nan. and one sitlo Bat Bnloon W. King, Eug.,
Ike Mordeeal In the gate, aud by his poralStout