New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
ARRESTS FOR ELECTION OFFENsEs.



REroRrs From TnE rOIIcs PRECINCTS.
In the First Precinct everything passed on
very quietly yesterday The places of business being all
closed tho district had the appearance Of sunday Capt
Petty ad that there had been occasion for any s1oS
for Illegal voting.
Several pcrscps were arrested In the Fourth Precinct
on the charge Of Illegal voting. the majority of whom
were discharged Henry Clifford OF the IXth Election
District in the I'D Assembly District held IL default
OF $1,000 bail; Michael Dorsey Of the With Election
District IN the lid Assembly District ana John Dingan
bf the Ivth Election DiStctin the I'D Assembly District
were held for examination In this precinct the eectoh
PASSED oa quietly though each Of hc Senatorial can
ddates had men working all directions to bring out ~
full vote as possible There were arrests fCr drunk
ennrxs up to the hour of closing the polls.
There was no event OF Importance during the day IN
the Fifth Precinct the only arrest made being that of
Charles wchncr for Illegal voting lie was held IN S2ooO
bail by Justice FlaInmer. In tho Sixth Precinct J"hn
op,nn and James Williams were srreStcd for illeSa
voting Tic latter was discharged hut the former was
held i'm 81 600 bail TO answer. Little disturbance oc-
CURED during the day the Seventh. Tenth ana rhT
teenth Precincts Tho following arrests wcro mace ior
illegal voting James Mems Samuel Morehcsd Wiu1ain
white Joseph Robinson James and Thomas Doyle Den
n,s Murphy James Knox James Kennedy Samuel Gucl-
ston James A. White Bartholomew O'Leary. ana
Thomas HARRINGTON. Thomas Doyle and James Knox
were not held by Capt McEwain and all hc others were
discharged by Justice Oterbourg except Harrington,
WHO was held in $500 bail to answer.
I'm the Eighth Precinct several arrests. mostly OF
negroes were made for Illegal voting During the day
tnero was comparavely little disorder at the polls and
ON the streets and there few arrests made for
drunkenness or assault. The following were hold to
await examination tomorrow for Illegal voting: Amos
podaon John Randolph Charles Bristol arrct Jackson,
Isaac r. Smith, John Powell and Aonzo Cornish nil OF
thon attempted TO vote In the With Election District of
tho With Assembly District. aud claimed that they re-
.dod mt No so sullivanst. william Jones OF No us
sprpgst Jacob Fuller OF No 6iis Sullivan ST. were al
rested for selling their votes. In the Smth Precinct up
o. the hour closing the polls everything passed on IN
quiet and orderly One man only was arrested
on the charge Illegal voting and this was proved 10 be
mistake
In the Tenth Precinct Henry Madden arrested for
illegal registration and attempt DG TO vote. and commit
ted ih dcant Of $500 bail In the Eleventh Precinct
MAX scboenfcldt of 233 Thirdnye. Benjamin Spear
OF No 40 Avenue A. James Bell OF 80 64 Averue d. and
Frederick Bonsmth arrested for alleged illegal vOt-
Ing bat we're honorably discharged. In the Thirteenth
Precinct John Woods Patrick Crowley Michael Weagan.
G,Ibort johnson. Jacob Bcigert Joseph Murphy, and
William j. Conden Were arrested for attempting to vote
Illegally, and all discharged by Justice Otter
boure except Crowley, who held in $500 bail TO
answer
In the Fourteenth Precnct there several arrests
for Illegal voting John Mead committed by Justice
Flanmer in ~ OG0 bail William Gilmore. John Mullen.
and James Hastings. who arrested for attempting
10 vote Illegally were discharged hleiaru SWecitnan,
on charge Of Illegal registry. mmi,tcd for exam
inatiou William Kelly and Morris Aloud were arrested
for illegal voting Just before the polls closed and held
until tomorrow, as Il too late 10 take them to
court. William Boyle ard John E. Farley wero arrested
in spug-si, between Mott and Muberrysts. for disor
drly conduct Both discharged. In the Fifteenth
Precinct william j. FaOn James Brown Art ur T. Tag
CART John Fisher Henry Ncube, and Mathew OBrion.
nr of No. West Thitd-st. and William IL. Cuver OF
No 60 Amityst cOIumi ted for Illegal voting John
Wikin OF No 241 West Twenty ysecOndst was arrested
In the sixteenth Precinct for Illegal voting Ia the XVIII
Election District Of the XIIIib Assembly District He
committed by Justice kilbonine hndrr 5000 han
10 av ait examination. In the Seventeenth Precinct only
Two sre' &c t were made hg e Bevc ES u ,a Sn SOS "ss @
Twenty second st. and James bouelerty of No; 222
East TWentieth-St. arrested in tbs Eighteenth Pre-
oiuci for y6t.l Illegally. Edward Il0ran brOughta
ri lint OF false registration against Edward Honey OF No.
inc HoiGn with the same cfense: ,tl were arrested
n @ NOung IN the Nineteenth and Twcn, -lirst Pre-
cincts lucted with unusual quiet several ar
t,1g hut neorlv - an wSn. dismssed Two men we're
r,lnidod 10 the Nntoen;h Precinct Police Station for
SAFE keeping. One OF thcNs, Daie Smith Oted i9ll
Uan who induced him 10 attempt the fraud was ar
ros.ed Thomas Burns rem2ndcd to tls same sta
snen,es uSn m with eteT frm te Erciicn Inspector
al tinc that there had been mistake in hi5 lie
I'm ihe Twcntci.i Pgccinct' Mason woodward. who
oiaimed live Mt Ne 3ll West FOrtv-ffat-at ar
rested attempting 10 vote without having place ut
houSp. Thomas D;sworth cOlOred. arrested in the
urecinet tor attempting 10 vote after having
changed his residence IN the precinct lie removed ON
MontaY evening, and did not 20 uf his preenct.
In the Twenty ninth and Twen 5ecOnd Precincts there
disturbances tcpOrcd up To the time
OF closing the polls.
In the Twenty-scvenih Precinct John Hartman
arrested charge OF attempting 10 vote illegally He
rd changed residence sinre ne had registered from
No. l4y Cedarst to No. 124 GrcenYichst. lie taken
before Justice Flammer, At the rcmbs Police Court and
after planning his case, was discharged.
AJ tic Tombs Police Court, Jumes Hastings OF No 126
Mulberry st. char god with disOrdcily conduct N
kpnr in ltln On at
IIo WAS Leld In - 900 bail.