New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05

violating their duties and the counting Of the votes
Among these new Instructions were the following: -,
III any election officer violates Omits 10 comply WIN
any provision of tho State law he should DC
ever he sgPS5t ease in which an election officer should
be arrested without q warrant while in the active per
made as last resort where obvious fraud is persisted IN
and repeated after rcmonsrance As, however [au9
of execution may accomplish Is object PtS@nd
should be made without hesitation II ne Is
found during the counting OF ,votes, 10 NC
s en- aCt mon d ts canvass You are authorized
and required by law count aud canvass every paos
therein 10 zoe Chief Supervisor THIS should De done
with as little tneonyenenee ana cyarev and hon
Yor viii follow closely the canvass and couut OF all
boxes as the same are proceeded with by the inspectors
being espccaly vglant seeing that each name upon
each ticket cany6ssed There is greater need OF care
IN this this time tnan usual by reason OF inc
great number Of scratched and irregular balols Won
likely TO he cast You VIII see to u that until h Eoos
count and Of all the votes IN any one poA ms
well tie count of the State 0incers, are MhOy
peted and ailreturns are hed out anu W NV INV
tor OF election OtneT person is allowed o open any
other box or to count or canvass any DaOts coh'uneu
While in the performance of your duties you can only
be- arrested by aud under National authority, anu u
must not deferred by threats or violence from ian
fully performing your duties Tor you are M am
plest support and protection. In the case OF
who present themselves to vote where Wara rsn n
been previously Issued will that sucn persons
are upon the warrant upon SO presenting 'he
selves, and before voting
Commissioner Davenport last evening were Peter Rose
and jeremiah MalOney who had registered from Belle
vue HOSPITAL They said that they were workmcn there
and had other residence. G. W. Wlngate appeared
for the prisoners they furnished with the $1,000
bail required by the Commissioner. The examination
was set down for November12
deputy marshal brought In five men who were regis
tered as living at No. 313 West Houson-s the house OF
Thomas Began the Democratic candidate for the Assem-
bly, in the With District. County Clerk Gumbleton aI-
reared for these five Thomas Garland VINO was
arragned first WAS shown 10 be Inspector OF eectOnS
and as discharged Martin Shannon was held IN SOOO
bail for examination. Patrick Morton, John Drout
(who is "A member OF the Tammany General Committed
and John McGuun discharged. Mr. GumDlet"n
and Dr. p A. Donlan said they willing 10 swear
that the residence Of the was at the place from
which they registered.
A warrant was issued last night by Chief Supervisor
Davenport for the arrest OF william McGlOry the pro-
prietor OF the notorious resort at No lO3 Bowery rom
which place fourteen persons said to have regis
tered Illegally The warrant was placed in the hands
OF Marshal who with force OF six men visited
McGlorys place several times during the night, out
failed to find the man. The officers hnaly calieu on
police but as assistance offered them they gave
up their pursuit