Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
FIFTH EDlYI1I
REFINED DEnoCR.c,
Ly nOh, AboDe. Gn.S

The Democratic parties \, =.
have frequently been inyit,U,, 'als t,ls
pnblicans to notice how mag 'le
Democratic City Government Ila'antgt M
getting along, aud how eca, aas
everything was being copdno,a1n
However since the tax ra,a "''e'l'
pat up fro IL Sl.lo to sl.3s pep p ha, hs y
dollars there has not been 81 a., ,n n'l4'
about economy. f'orthe last nnsl s' \
. .he Democratic machine seem, y" ~ S'1 !
got terribly out of gear and l. pa,a % 4
standing copious oiIinrs ot notTl
geons twith beer and wh,.e ~ Tue B
ricketly concern exhibits an 'iny) W.
amount OF friction and keeps m ,'lalt1 y
ct that is astonishing. ~ 'pahI
The rumpus that appears to h..
set the Democracy sermsto harstse n'te tsll
origin in TIE street department ", 4sl
Messrs. l.. P Lynch is Street w. Sal
sioner; Mr.. George Abelc Cba;val val|
the Street Committee and patrn,! "'i lla u
her iorman of the street gonn'sAdd
ers and swocprrs. S 0'S1
Yesterday the EErrB1trr
correct account of the trouhl. gov
Messrs, Lynch, ADeIe ami Gar,,r's' I's
s,hcn :, 'heh otter things Lcaripr y,
the ease have come 10 licbt ,4,
creditahte to the Street Cenrni,L'a ,'a
Mr.. Gardner seems to have bo'I @S
most r'tect'v" end OF the cNdsgI and
is welding it with terrible eifs,. s' @'u M
Commissioner. VI
MI Gardner called a: the Rppr,
CAN office TINS mDinlny and .,,
mad nothlug whatever TO roucnJ '''4 ~
ference to his conduct Al tor.ma'
the gang of street cleaners,
ut is a lie said Patrick, Chm,
in Ecls saloon when lnuc', anJ
came in ou Monday evening, haI
down on he ,ot where the man
dumping dirt and when / brani
they were asking for me, w4nt,o
saloon ana found Lynch and AN
there "A setting M. Iask,L M
" hat they wanted, and then III.
colnmcnccl as already reported
Mr.. Gardner elnphati.ally denies
chas" that Mr. Lynch mltr ,,,"
him ol drunkenness ana nesrct,SI
business. He Says he wa, ,,1s
his work and hr uenrs auybod, IA,
ih IT th'y eTet >ay him III an Unfit q
liIlon to attend 70 his bus ines, "a
how was IL "i'h i.y ch ." s,N
Gardner. ''Didn'l ne time ami ,r
Cave his horse stand "a whole b,l,f
ut a time, III storm and in sul,Ln-
Irolit OF Stocrkle's saloon, while h NJ
Inside ,'' III tsn t the same hine
2urred ~ Refs saloon and otheB ii
might be mentioned ." "Just Ip, Yu
body ask him who took his AOrs Al
'arriage away from the front of I.si,
oon at II o'clock last Sunday nj,
when he brought n policeman out
whip me-" Sai,i Mr.. Gardner
About the dirt selling Patrick adm
ed that he sold dirt to different mri
nut that he did SO by lhe ord
4ynch. "Pat,' says Lynch, ",hs,
money in this tirt which is to be
moved and we might as well puh
ur pockets. Now just you sell d
irt 10 any body that wants it, aa
ents a load, and yon just 1--WE mel
alf and il will be all right"
Mr.. Gardner then said he unlent
hat Lynch denied that lie received 4
hing for the dirt sold. "lyDCl b
,ot - whenever | got s., and whtn
ill was s3 he got 81 and onlyA
ave Johu Dunn OF the swan HoSI
rdar for 20 loads Of dirt, | gaze Lyud
3 of this and kept s..
Mr.. Duun has been seen aud says
true that Lynch gave hl4 an ord
n ~ loads of dirt, and he asQpTodld
le receipt given him by Nj, ia On
II 50. which receipt is not denied
Patrick also stated to the REprBl
AN that he sold Henry 5. McCvmb
'orth of which he gave LyuchGa
ept 81. He also sold a luan on Ed
lth rect between Market and 0al
hose name he could not recola
worth OF dirt, .. which he y
ynch 81 and kept 81, One week
ay Lynch got s.. Some of the d
, got so cenLs a Ioad for. Mr. SeTl
le foundrynan on Front street got
ads AID Lynch got half the money
Patrick expresses the greatest ~
Use that Mr.. Lynch should deny
living money for dirt. Why he
ays got the larger share. Meet nI
fore an investigating conml''t
deed | will !" said Patrick, Il Il Lilo
m before either a Cotulnlttee "l oOu
or a committee OF citizens, anl !
axe it so Il - ii hot for bin thaS
i'll wish he had never denied
lth." Mr. Gardner was very empua
Ill the denial that he ever SUR
e ballot boxes Of the Third Walu
arged by Lynch.
III was appointed to my po'ln u
g streets by Mr.. McMenamln Tn'
gentleman" said Patrick. htS
went to squire Nanaegrltt'' anu lI
luire Bertolet,e's office and 'u.
wn 80 cents to each of them @1
; taking an affidavit as to the
what he stated but they bot In
to take his affidavit, he suR'
.ough fear of the injury 1t "oaN
the Democratic Party ,,,
Mr.. Lynch called at the REpVbLn Ias,
.ce to-day about noon anu re'lu"u
TO ask for a suspension OF pD
Mon until the charges agaluN
re Investigated before cohEs
nuittee. He counted the tlI,tsa
st critical investigation into Is~ h.s
ct. He denied again ever na l,.s
eived money for dirt in the S"~ ',',,
says he is confident he can 'uJ sa'r]
nself and come oft in flying vus ;un
.er Mr. Lynch had left a few mlys niIs
returned and stated that WIN
$ in the REPUBLICAN Office ~
Lour-hls horse and carrlase ,,,I
standing in front OF Alsenm noS
1on ol King street. "Iheie ht nv
l Mr.. Lynch" sou ebody m'sp'
as lnslue Lue saloon WHEN y
vn at the REPUBLICAN otllce' i, Al
Abaut u O'Clock to-day Linen yn
r,lner met in Dunn's tavern
lrtl st. when Gardner aPPio.'II d
! and asked him it he dld 10;
Nh the order for the ~ lCads ~ u
Lynch admitted that he uu 1.,d
IN being further asked by MI ~ GI
if he did not receive par1 yso Js
ney tor the dirt, Mr. Lyncan him dva
'oint blank. Gardner told n,~ IN,
and he knew 1t and he WAS '"''
that he would deny it. sucOI
ardnrr related the above al 's;s I'D tOl
+ to the REPUBLICAN Office tms