, 1873-07-20
THE POLICE IMBROGLl0.
An 11xpcctant Crowd Who We're
Disappointed.
Mr. Sheridan Given No Opportunity
Yesterday to Get Into O Row.
The Other Members OF tic Board Ignore
His Presence Willie Transact
Ing Business.
Affidavit of tho Victim Of Trainor's
Alleged Brutality.


Affidavit OF the Victim OF Iralnor'e
A11epad Rr,1talitv.
Tho people who usually congrogaso hrol'nd
Tho City Hall wcro disappointed yoatorday. Ihoy
expected supplemental disturbance In tho
Doard Of Police, but In its stead thoro was d
quiet session-tho most harmonious one. in fact,
Binco Sheridan secured the title Of Commission
cr. hlnny may wonder at this, aud In explanh-
ton it ia Btatod that Mark was ignored by tho
other Commissioners. Not being cal1cd upon
for INV information, he kept Ills lips closed, and
thoro was no fatlt-ilntling or expressions Of In
dignation at wlhnt WAS dono. II Sheridan would
only do hcronftor as he did yesterday afternoon,
there xn,ll In M moro tlis9racofnl occurrences
M H., ;,,h se nj lin CITY Hail. Isit not litto
,.,.,,,,r, t;,,t N, ,oy ur o,,tbursta of pabson
o''to''.'4 si'"' ~ ~ ,.,
occur my ot eho i'oatob WIN WHICH nia'h ''os
connected Peaco anu good feeling prevail else
whore but in the Board Of Police tloro ia almost
alwnys n rumuus Of some kind. which now and
t,,o, o,aroa,sa I'D f,r,,is,oa aonsn.;o,,n1 rood.
so" o.ol"o"e u"o asno1SA1
lhs-na'tor 1or tho pubic. ehoffdan has oalheo
tho name Of the IL Groat Disorgani2cr," and tho
conduct of his colleapuea yohtert1ny III not uals-
,nc known t,oir l,now1cf;re Of 1,ia presonco ia
A1s Ano"u ,uo. ~ .'o =. .ss:".s,...
commemorative lol II. no otlc, "ny e. i4'oaiuan
sconos DO prevented, and the business OF the
quiet aud orderly manor.
The events Of Friday afternoon provoked moro
oNx end Guy ,nan oass sno ~ o
were outspokon III dcfoneo OF tho or Captain at
TINT timo woro Yesterday Us blatant In agsorting
t,4AI e,Aao;ns ...:. s:..,.. $500 49, .aa,,I.a,
'nus on.llaAn @ "ua is"s' 1A"onh w 5su"oo1a
nnd thieves his aetlon WAS commenaoa' anu
these men think that thoro is now a1 opportnni-
ty to gct rid of .wasbburn. They ali wish it,
fnr 4,ara Iva 1onosod t,,oir b,s,,,oaa would bo
49, "s.o no pIu .,"' =. =, '.a - .aaa Wv
more prohtanlo 'na'' II ~ now, II was ufGou os
o5hera that Sheridan desired to make political
IN tue fasfo lhh may no, no tfe, oas ~ 10
;s sulssn tna' nv t,S a. 4 rn nut 1
tnmty 20 nail masnpurn 10 tn9 mat ann f9i,-
dor him harmIess, consulting thereby tho IN
terests OF certain dangerous clique, WHO
arc anxious to have Mr. Washburn removed.
nnd e1-oaps; MlcKoy eiosatea 20 Inc suped'n. u
tendency. AltnonGh snotlaah nas suecoauoa IN
iangnage it is doubtful IL MS httlo gamo VII 10
anecoaslul. me suspension Or tno nuporaaitGtI- r.
tont is anticipated during the ponaency OF tlle
c;nrgeB when H. shGfluan proposes n m'k1ng 1 70 to Tue
Mayor but Hs llonor roIaseg TO- 5' ao'eaI Gu IN efo
no nt9naa to t iscG n mo aS
! number Of Aldermen and prominent citizens
nn,teu VI tAo tnayoA JoeteAaaS e1'o1 r:a5, r.:Ha5, n
tnlkod oVoT the occurrence OF frlaay a.
tornOOn. ShertunDe conduct was commeht~
ed upon by tho callers, and they up
braided him for his coutumacy and
h;of.mnhrr. Thev considorc1 him ro-
h!9nslolo io' 4'l ;lao - ~ '; sno t,a
sueasotea 70 loarm Ill., "aII H. unar ,snd ni .alt
Mayor intended dong has Honor "onla a hos 1n
ultimate what course ho should tnke.
Tho Commipgionnr from Bridronort is con-
s+nnt1., Io-,,;,,sr ohout Il cons;afencv and lila
n.a.l5 5 u1t tt16 %,,M % ,.,5 ~ T., ;.3tou t;.ot H.
nc5!on ~ fIiuay Hou!o le"o 91.o " 41.o1 tu"t ~
poiloveu IN the aphorl6na Lon! 10 ~ ~