Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-17

II; there were TWO United states mar
shals and six policemen at this poll,
John Archer, marshal, twenth.sevcnth
division, Nineteenth ward, acted as
United States supervisor; wss on both
lists and paid as both officers; when
marshal wanted during the day to arrest
republican repeater he did not make
known that he was deputy marshal;
had no badge; heavy republican divis-
ion; no policemen there.
Joseph I. Fuller, marshal sixth diyis.
ion, Twenty.third ward, guard in the
house of correction and paid by the
city.
William Springfield, martial thirty
second division, Twenty fourth ward, ar
rested legal voter and took him to the
magistrates where he was discharged;
Struggled was discharged from employ
ment the day before election for stealing.
Charles Male, marshal seventh divis-
ion, Eleventh ward, keeps house OF
prostitution.
Abraham HeffmSn, marshal Eleventh
ward, repeater and had kept house
OF prostitution within year; u thief.
William Eckenbrim, marshal Eleventh
ward, arrested for larceny; bill ignored.
David Beckman, marshal shirty second
division, Nineteenth ward, held the re-
publican window.book and electioneer-
cd; threatened 10 put the democratic
United States supervisor out of the room
for challenging voter; the vote vas re.
jected and the voter did not return,
William A. Ahern, marshal ninth di-
vision, Twelfth ward, employed in the
United States revenue office.
- Fleming, marshal sixth division,
Eighteenth ward, distributed republican
tickets and challenged voters; legal
vote was rejected on his challenge; in
Inundated many democratic voters.
William Boehm, marshal eighteenth
division, Twenty.ninth ward, plug in.
spector and paid by the city; election
eeIed and distributed republican tickets.
Charles Prendervillc, marshal seven
tcenth division, Fifth ward, arrested u
legal voter; case never tricd election
eered for republicans all day.
NEW YORK.
Some 1900 deputy marshals were APP
pointed in New York city. The follow
ing from the official reports gives an idea
of the character OF these guardians of
the elections from a republican stand.
point:
J. F. Baderhop, appointed by this cs-
Unable Judge Woodruff, at the instance
of some of my friends bucket men, in
New York, some of those shoulder.hit-
tiers" and "rat-pit heroes"
| Theodore, alias Mike Anthony, dlids
Snufly, of "a Cherry street, laborer,
thirty years Of age, married, and can
not read or write. Anthony was arrested
by detective James Finn, of the fourth
precinct, on July %, 1870, for larceny
from the person, and was held in $4,000
bail for trial by Justice Hogan. He was
indicted by the grand jury on the charge
on the 23d of August last.
Joseph Frazier, of 279 Water street, is
a.thief and confederate of thieves.
This is union thief.
James Miller is the keeper of a den of
prostitution in the basement of 800
Water street.
James Tinnigan keeps similar den
in the basement of 337 Water street.
James Sullivan, alias Slocum, keeps q
house of prostitution at $50 We.er street
which is resort for desperate thieves.
Frand Wrinkle keeps house of pros
titution at 3311s Water street. The po-
lice are frequently called in to quell
fights in Wrinkles place, and it bears o
hard reputation,
Now | come to good fellow, great
| chap. or course il could not be suppos.
cd that the present chief of the superyis-
ors in New York could appoint now any
character holding as high position as
this one evidently does in that fraternity.
The radical authorities have appoint
ed one John, alias Buckley, McCabe, a
supervisor of the eighth district Eff.
teenth ward. lie is now under indict-
ment for shooting man with intent to
kill. This precious supervisor original
ed here, and was first known TO the po-
lice Tor his deXterity in rotbing emf
grants His picture is in the rogues
gallery" at police headquarters in tlis
city, No. 22j lie was known as Pat
Madden, alias cold Sow" alias Honsey
Nicholas, alias Dennis McCabe. His
real name is Andrew Andrews. His wife
resides in North Pearl street, and the su.
pervsor Of the eight district, Fifteenth
ward, New York, is down on the direc-
tory as a citizen of Albany.
Joseph Hurtnett, supervisor Eighteenth
ward Arrested June g. 1869, as asses
sorry TO the murder Of Richard Gerdes, a
grocer, corner of Fifth avenue and
Twenty.fourth street.
Henry Rail- supervisor Eighth ward.
One of the principals in the Catham
stree. saloon murder; went of west TO es-
cape punishment and has only been back
a few weeks.
James Moran, supervisor third dis.
rict, Eighth ward. Arrested on Sunday
! last for ielonious assault.
William, alias Pomp Horton, (colored)
marshal Twenty second ward Arrested
few days since for yagrancy.
Theodore Allen
1t appears 10 me my colleague and
myself have & sort of recollection OF that
name
Theodore Allen, marshal Eighth ward.
Now in prison for perjury, and keeps q
house, the resort Of panelthieves and
| pickpeckets, ON Mercer street.
He is in Jail to-day for murder, or Is
out on bail being charged with murder.
Now, who is this man The. Allen? He
has been exported from New York into
my state in order TO interfere in the cleo
tions OF Connecticut, not | agree by any
| government action, not by action of the
| United States officers; far be il from me
to make charge of that character, but
lie is well known in our STATE. One Il
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