, 1876-04-18

ably b. to apply for mandamus. Tho booka.
ho aaad 1eto secrsted In thu yanlta OF the Third
National Bank, and until 10 could get bold Of
them he would watch thnm clossly. Il ia scasce-
" necassasy 10 add that ha determination IN tho
matter waA accompanied by locks Of sadness
and fostinaa Of thu deepest disappointment.
EvANs AND HIS Htlkp.
1t Ia probable that the moht oeriOus difficulty
which Erans will have to conssnd with, In his
probable effort 10 usutp tho dutias uf 40 of1ies
to whtch hs has no s'ght will b. in regard 10
bis bond. TAs 'nw sxacss Of Town Collector
Of ta1es 10 b. collected by him Lar hsen ascar-
tnInod, bond tu double Tie arnoslnt thereof,
which must be Rnbmittotl 10. and approved By.
tlio Supervisor and Town Clork. Thu amount
until late 10 tho fall. during tho tatter part
OF October or tho earY part OF November,
after the amounts hkvo been o1tended upon tho
Collectors books In tho County Clerks Office
which required ! bond of sa,Mo. .0oo. ThIs
Evans gave, and II Haa approved by Messrs.
ltYan aud Gleason, tho thon Buporyiuor and
Torn Clerk. There being no dispute raised as
10 getting The necessary bond, and tho Hnretian
ou 1t wore probably amplY sufficient to cover any
loss. Illls year. hoWever. ciscuniHtancoa
have changed. In tia iIrat place. in-
Ryan .ud Glaeton, big friends, ho viii have 70
foroo II upon Aioss.B. Ltucoln and Carror, who
viii ,lohehtasingly retect IL anyhow, aud who, ii
they hM to rocolye IT, would sub,nit It 10 very
close scrutiny. But t1ndcr tho eircutnstancyg,
with the present halo Ut ba1lot-bo1 vtutin0 and
fraud which surrounds tfr Eynus, It will DO i'm
possible for him to md any respectable mon
who will 90 Upon auY bond which ho may en-
deasor 10 get up after DO bias unoliciAlly learned
tic amount OF ta1oa which Mr. Callaghan will
DO called upon to collect Being unable 10 got de-
cont men worth 600 10 70 upon hla bond
he will hsvo no boud to submit, OF, II no doea
cook Up enc with lot Of nobodes and dissepu-
Supervisor spd Town Clark Will bs doublY t,lstt.
tlod in rojoctlug IL; rstlv. because Evans is nor
Ia worthless.
EvASa a7iLL Fon WAR.
Wlernycr tho firm Of Evaus, {ileeson L. Pill
1ipa. naantpuatora Of ballots and baiot.boxes,
went yesterday tie question "What are you
going to do about IT." rtcurted to tllem
carrying with It all the sting and semorse II lad
when ilrst asked Of the honest votera OF tho
eouth Town. xlo had boon dofraudcd Of their
franchises AZ oatizens. Foellng the Significance
Of tho question, flko the honest voters, the tri-
psrtite fraud anarofa back. Fight to tho bitter
end." Mike Eyans, tho ncnloF partner, and tho
pleeab|o sm,le, and like Sheridan tn olden tinos
refuses to auccumb 10 tho inevitable. Ho was
met yesterday by q TnnluNE reporter, but
begged to be let. alone for fo# hours.
In the evening he. was again found, but
tesuacd to SAY much Of nnyth!ug. or course llo
conBiders tue action Of tho Town Board illognl,
and laughs at tho idea Of Al Auditing board
acting At naught the will Of tho people In An
election. lie claims shat all ho has to do to
tl"art tbs prenont officosH cutirely aud otfoctu-
aslv forever Ia to bring lila case into court, and
IofesH back with double emphasis to the town
difficulty OF 1862.
"Have you not takon any legal Alylos yat?"
qucrtod tho reporter.
tn I kn-n
cd ". 9. Goudy, Judge Wilkinson, aud
many other legal gentlemen, In sregasd to
tho points involved and nearly every ono Of
them told mo Ind An excellent cass' aud could
not fan 10 win"
'.IIhyo you retained any one Of them p
~ will not toll you. 1t u time enough for
tho public to know whon bring the matter
into court. Ono thing you my aay, and thHt r.
that Mike Evans will collect thta years sa1, and
a But the County Clerk has alroady turned
the asseaameot-bookB over 10 M:. Cray
:" Sure that Is nothing. don't know but
should rather collect from his assesamen.s than
from those Of Phillips I a'n going 70 collect
'Dut how7" interrupted tho reporter.
"Wouldn't you like to know 7" replied Evans,
NTH significant wink.
When viii ,ou t.ke the tlsst atep7"
tionocrtns for my friends tomorrow. ain't
going to tell anybody what my plans aro. 70
1t Ia t11.lt
.nefo 81, ~ eia ol T. 1leeson ana aal!lips VIII
p'opAo's ,. sn T,<u ao osrno ~ eao "su''
Ed Phillips Is IN the meantime awaiting lottor
81 pasons opon "i,Nnf-oesk OF 10 owa infon-
noa, su4 - hJun ~ tn.s alTtves 20 INTENDS 70
Eointo tnG pusiness 81 mAuulhatns1hg ana ealllhg
snon.. y. ineae ~. nssl!!ona IN ~. ne sasb' and
~ enHaseu !" a.snsa.mN planh ioe tne 1argo
ns.nu' 1 nanu'o.A - Gaasto N tno or. IN
1oply 70 t1e Hiesaon, MnAg aro Jon gong 70
~ aooq' " ha SsSs "; hght. and SNOW tho
peoplo a.u nsat;, Hnen lniolmed that Gray
nAu I91sesnlo.i u sno nsaeaament pooKa, 10 70.
"hethct tne hHaeaament WAS ieRal o. hots AND
plopaes!ea tnas tho lanyofa VINO ~ 4ad peaten him
won,d ent @ ba 70, sya nno w 1 H.. KY one m1o
lie wotlii ssy nntnfnr M tn ba Mana Of tarhtins
back.
uLEEsoS,
tho ax.Town Clork. still retatna possession Of
tho town records, and sleeps upon them nightly
for fear that somebody nil! steal them. Ho de-
nlos that they arc IN Dave Thornton'a keoplng.
The Supervisor, P. X. Han, who Was geutle-