The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-13

missioners for the Superior District Court, the
following were yesterday enrolled as
! JuRYMEN:
Il r. H. Arbo, Francisco Amancis, Louis Schaerer,
A. Grunault, Thos. Mangan, J. +. Richard Henry
Gurtier, Michael Clare, NJ. 6. Wheeler, Christ
Gogreve, j. Murphy, Ant Fleury, Aug. Block,
j. Matthew, VIM. Water Jos. II. Snydam, Henry
Blanks. Jos. Diaz, Jno. Ellersbusch, JAS. H. Mas
sey, Henry Thomas, L. A. Saxon Chas. Gassen-
burger, Jno. G. Par ham, Theo. Picou, H. c. Mil
laudon, JAS. keateng, J. 3. Solar and Geo. Eos
ter.
The jury commissioners were instructed to
draw an additional panel Of seventy names,
returnable Wednesday, to complete the jury.
There was
| ANOTHER GUN SEIZURE
early on Sunday morning by the police.
Sergeant Sullivan was in the grand skedad-
die of the police on September IA b, and
bears the marks Of his part in the affair, and
displays it as a wound.
Some practical iokers, on Saturday evening,
got a wooden imitation of q gun, and on
ropes stretching across st. Charles street. near
Poydras, raised it high in air. with placard
attached bearing the following inscription:
This is the gun that wounded Sergeant
Sullivan
That gun was at the First Precinct Station
Sunday morning strongly guarded.
| There il a misunderstanding among
| THE FAITHFUL
in the Second Ward, which led to squeal
which gives an idea, and pretty good idea, OF
the style in which the lights and accepted
leaders of the Republican crowd run Conserv-
atives, at the expense of the humble of their
own party, and OF citizens in general humble
and otherwise.
Herwig, who has been looked upon as
leader in the ward has had all along strong
opposition against him, and this opposition
it is alleged, grew SO strong on Friday last
that Herwiy was defeated in his race for seat
in the Convention, and yet he was given the
place.
This called for the following circular, which
was freely distributed about the State House
yesterday:
We. the undersigned Republicans Of the Sec
ond Ward deem it our duty to expose to the
community one of the most outrageous, glazing,
and high handed frauds ever perpetrated upon
any people, by the announcement of p. +. Her
wiz deputy Collector Of Customs), as delegate
elected from the Second Ward to the Parish Nom.
mating Convention. We therefore protest
against his admission as delegate to said con-
vent.on, knowing full well he did not receive
sioners Of Election. For, according to
the tally sheets kept 10y the clerks 2. F. Herwig's
vote was las, and George Dean l72: this beng
the original vote, which was afterwards changed
| by the commissioners, and an additional vote Of
800 was added to each candidate in order to make
| it appear that larger number kvotes were cast
than really we're, thus making +: F. Herwig's
vote AS, and George Dean Az. Notwthstand-
ing the fact that George Dean received ma
jority Of AZ votes Mr.. Herwig, he was
counted out. The reasons given by the Commits
sloners Of Election for this fraud was owing to
the position Mr.. Herwig occupies in the Custom
House, and also from the fact OF his being looked
upon as one Of the leaders OF the Republican
party.
The Commissioners Of Election deemed it ab-
solutely necessary for the salvation Of the party
to disregard the voice of the Republicans Of the
Second Ward, and return Mr.. HerwlG elected,
thereby committing one OF the most notorioue
and darnnable frauds which will not soon be for
gotten by the Republicans Of the ward.
GEORGE DEAN,
! H. Il. HUBERT
GEO. ID. GEDDEs,
s. DoBsON,
| T.. FOSTER,
} ALFRED PARKER.
sDvISoRY BOARD.
| At the meeting held on the 18th inst, after
the reading Of several communications both
from the country and from the city, viii h
were held for further consideration, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
! By A. Voorh cs
| That the Governor be advised to appoint j.
P. Rondeau as clerk of the Eleventh Ward and
Edward Curly as clerk of the Eighth Ward
registration Office to be assigned to the duty
OF making the entries on the registration
books.
By E. II. McCaleb:
That the attention Of Col. VIM. Wright,
State Registrar OF Voters, be called to the
present location of the registration Offices in
the Third, Fifth and Ninth Wards, and that
we respectfully recommend the removal of
said offices from the rear to the front portion
of said wards, respectively, within reasona-
BILE delay.
The following resolution was presented by
Judge Albert VOORHEES,
Whereas, c. J. Green, Supervisor OF Lincoln
parish, has not proceeded with sufficient dill
gence to register tho votes OF said parish;
ResoiUed That the Advisory Board recommend
his immediate removal.
Whereupon, A. VOORHEES, and L. II. McCaleb
having voted yea, and S. b. Packard and b..
F. Joubert, no, NJ. F. Bonzana, umpire, an
nounced that he would take the matter under
advisement AMI give his decision at the next
meeting.
The board adjourned to the 18th inst, at 3
P. NJ.
The State Supervisor Of Registration, Of the
Thirteenth Ward, evidently needs looking
after.
On Saturday negro man named John APP
person, applied at the Office for Ills registrA-
ton papers and the obliging Haloaey with
out any inquiries. Immediately registered him
and, as Appersoa did not know how to write
bis name, Naloney, knowing this fact, was
considerate enough not to ask him to do it or
even make his mark.
The reason ~hy Maloney asked no ques-
tons WAS that he knew that Apperson had
been in this State bat four moatns, and ques-
tons would have led to disclosures that would
have lost Republican vote.
The negro, however, voluntarily stated,
under oath, that he had been in tie State
thirteen months.
The United States Supervisor, Col. James,
afterwards ascertained the time OF residence
of Apperson, and had him arrested and
brought before United States Commissioner
Weller, charged with fraudulent registration.
The examination will take place in due
time.
In contrast to this is presented the case OF
| AIhor+ n Allison horn in New York bnt A