New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
10 PREVENT ILLtGtL VOTING.
DrruYsHEmrr, By THE scoaa-CAsGs or u

| LNWFcL REGG-TRATIpN-tLLEG ID INI.dlDA-
rIoN-vEurYIyG THE Isis oP VOTERS.
{ 1t was reported vest rday that Sheriff Bowe,
ut the instance OF 7 muaiy Hal. hid sworn o large
number Of dcputy-sh,rT ami nat tine intention WIS to
| iuumidatc voters oH election day. TRIBUNE reporter
called the sheriff yesterday and asked IOI norma
ton the subject
81 hay, sworn iu t4r.y-G,e CsQlIes7 sad sheriff
Bowe but with idea TIA; they sail have anything
10 10 with tie elections Should there Do trouble. amt
should the police call them 10 assist ,aem tne lepu
would have the power Of arrest Int not Otherwise"
"Do you intead % swear DO any more p
No. / shall not unless the Republicans come 70 me
and ask me TO swear in te same number OF their VI
thinking The tA.rJy-nye have sworn IA are undoubt
ediy Democrats. put they were not recommended By
Tanmany Han. They brought letters OF recommends
ton rom subs an-a. men,
For what OH ct were t-ey sworn IN just az this
time 2" ask q ,uc reporter.
"Wcl" replied the sheriff, there Was no special
reason. Some Of them are wcl-known men WHO for
some re desire ,ossess badge 20 show their I'M
p,itauc They VIII have duplicates Of tuc.r badges
made gold and viii be moro sor-eou, Than The Shcr
himself
"NIll you give me q list If The names Of these new
officials 2"
Certainly. Bl. you giu nave 20 -8a.t % ~ mute"
sheriff Bowe went in arch 81 she lisa, a1d returned
n few IN uutes with the statement th,r the list had
taken nome by ot hs clerks ana that it could
MT De obtained.
Since tnc close o. the registration the United states
ST. eryi.or been actively engaged ia verifying tne
rrgsrauon Tncy have by personal visits ascsrtained
tAat places from which sone woullbo voters registered
were not their ac-.al homcs. They have also
discovered several instances IN which p r
sons nave registered from houses from
which they have smce vol. Yesterday afternoon
CHIEF Supervisor ID yenD0r. was busy r,.e.VilS com
plants from The supervisors and swearing hem to ain
-.trR
IS computed that in all Mr. Davenport Will issue
about $500 warrants this morning. not more
than 500 OF winch are IN connection with
the l-6s papers. United States Commiss ouCrs Deuel.,
Shields l.. man aaI Osborne viii slt today tie Post
Office guiding and Commissioners Gutman ani Litte
Will hOd court AT Harlem anu Morrisanl4 respectively
Frederic" CoID.s was commit, oy UnitGl states
Comm ssoner deuel. some days ago To await the act Oh
OF The Grand jury on charge OF Illegal registration lie
was allowed Ills liberty ON Ms own recoeniz nee HIS
uaiifaiLAbon papers shD"eu tn1t WHO nc Was
a native OF many he had renowned ale
glance to the Qae-nr OF p Great britain. Tne
writ OF Edbcas corpus taken out by General Ning3te
and f. Ellery Anderson. f. WAS conended that Com
missioner Deue had no authority on the evidence be ore
hn 70 commit me prisoner Tor tIll The Court heard
the argument OF the petitioners counsel and. without
calling on me District Attorney Tor hlS views III repy
dismissed tue VIII aud ordered the prisoner 70 be ED
Application made Judges Blatchford and Choate
in the United states Circuit Court yes erday, 10y Cen
Tor tho OF Nill!an h spConcr Uuited States
Deputy Marshal aud CHEF Supervisors AID in the
voters by informing them tnat he held warrants Tor
their arrest, and that II thcy attempted he
won execute them. On examination Of the papers
Judge BatchioId said that there was probable cause
issuing warrant. lie added that all cases where
people could D. Ound warrants tor Illegal registration
should be executed promptly. Judge CDOate
tooh the same Vi Assistant strc ALOl ney Ienney
said that he understood mat there warrants in
SpooneI's hands General Wiugate admit ted that dc
wts IN nOrmcd on the pOinI further than from what
spooncr bad sad Judge Batcnford said thar the fact
SpOOncr mad threatened people ON cleo
ton day TO prcVcn their voting was offence. Tue
Court directed tLat the warrant should Issue.
At the TOmu Police Court yesterday afternoon before
Ju~tic" DuUY, imam j. SmtA of No. West TniId-st
CIargcd Dazzle Kelly wltn having falsely
the FIRST Election District Oi the With Assent Dis
tIci, saying thui ~ home At No rs West Fourth
Instead Of No. 90 South ft-ave, alleged
he lives lie Vas Leig go 5000 bail.
JDEn :. Hunt 81 40. p Macdoaga ST. charged Theo-
dOIe j. Monte, cOOieu win having fraud urntly reg
istered in tnc N'eonin Election District OF the ytn
Assembly DlSlrG, as living at No. = Cark-st Tor slx
montis lreEols. lie vas remanded.
william SMITH, u, No. West Thrd-st charged r.
Thornton with having illegally registered in tne First
Election - OF the villa Assembly District by
stating that he lived at > West Third-st. He was
JarOied Augustus Rtve, on complaint OF Walter j.
Walker OF No. 20 lhOmpsonst (Uotn coored meu),
charged with having frau,iucntiy registered nj the
Thifd Election District OF the With Assembly District
Ia tho Essex Market Police Court, erday Iusties
X broth issued Large number OF warrants FOR persous
VINO have registered from places where
The warrants VIII be executed by the Captains of the
seventh Tenth, Eleventh. IhirIeenta ard seventeenth
Precncis II IS said that about twenty 1--we warrants
have been issued.
The Police Commissioners yesterday dismissed The
charges against me election Inspectors VI rweneth
Election District OF the XVIII Assembly Diatrct, who
were charged win refusing TO mark for challenge the
name OF "a betting voter.
The police viii all be held In readiness to1av
for possible emergencies and law prot oitiu rho
sale OF liquor any place within n quarter OF mi.
Of the place where tle election held" will be strictly
enforced