New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
ELECTION CASES IN THE COURTS.


FOR FRAUDULENT VOTING
Justice Donohue, of the Supreme Court who
was AT the Court House all day YESTERDAY pronounced
II the quetcst election day far the courtG are con
eerncd within his recollection. Wrts OF mnndanus
were issued In only requiring inspectors
in the XIIIth Assembly District TO receive vote when
they had rejected because tho voter had
changed his residence since registering. but
had not moved out Of the election district the other
cutnTr the acceptance Of the vote of mh offered
IN the Ia Assembly District when had been refused DC
cause another man had already vote on ~ ianiT'
Seventy warrants had been issued by United states
Commissioner John Davenport on the 60 plants OF
supervisors who verified ih' re-l9lA III tI' Ith o
rrsslpu District. III" charge was usually that OF non
marshais and taken before Couhis,io nrfs shfs ana
Little, Who hat IN the Ftlera Du'''anE.
able 20 prove their mnocencr without
muoh dinculty Joseph johnson, VINO Registered rom
W.. bri for further examination by Mr. shields Jouu
smith OF 80 % B1wrry. WAS deeply intoxicated aud
filed tho Commissioners room Win loid blupbeflh-.
lie declared that man Manuel crowley uad met nan
ana said that 10 woHi ho 9TH - for him 10 vote and
IN The condition which hc vn, Doe was unable to oner
r was held 200 5000 Tor the ac0u Of tac Grand jury.
s,5i,op. n,rc.trd Reuben j. }icGor,rr iouy" CON
nor aud Michael Grady, three young men who Wlih
.itta.sr nIi fc"th.atc Mc,,oycin. Is was sud, iad
-huts from ure'"lNcr, aud Tor this was held
Police Court The others were discharged ond Nc
Govern wa hailod by Thomas +. McEyoy, ot 80 $50
Wet Thrty-ff-t-st. % friend ot -cuator Gibbs
Justice Smith held Edward Broadway, 81 No. jl3
Pclr-t Tor tI 0u charge uI violating the election
laws. John Cuuu"ll, also Of 5!S Pcari-,t, SAID that
Broadway did not live at that number.
Inward Ol.uugkc WAS fined so Tor interfering with
voters on fGnir way 90 the polls lu B.rcChcr.~t.
Patrick Macarthur. ~ Va. 2ll Bowcry, was arrested
by Policeman MHu-. OF tie Prince street station, while
TRYING No. 10 spring ~. on the nam" Of
Charles g. Pelham II No. 80 Woo,tcI-,t In pcytOg
William j. k'nucy. VINO knew Pelham. detected the lm
do,Itiou. and Justice Smith held Macarthur Tor trial IN
default uf 5000 bail
NuscsJ Ma.tcrson Of No go East scveuty-third-st,
who work, mill 10 Mulberry e., arra gn"d
before Justice Patterson Ivy Onctr Kroner OF the Third
Precinct for AIying Illegally offered As vote IN the no
trclth lection District Of the Nlllb Assembly Dis
tilct. lie wa, held 10 default OF 5000 bal.
Thomas Reilly. thirty -uue y'aIHoid, workman IN the
employ uf tho Pacific Mail steamship Company, pre-
himself IN the morning ia TIE polling place at no.
300 Chcrry-st the seventeenth election District or the
IVth Assembly District aud claimed 20 have registered
the LODI No s. Juf r,ol-sL from which
he had moved He told that his vote could not DO
taken. He came back ia the afternoon ana TOOK the
general oath prescribed by law stating that he lived NJ
No. 55 Jeiiot-ou-st officer Griffin. OF the Madison
street station arrested him. aud 10 asccrtancd that
his last payment NJ tho lodging house In Jefferson ST.,
October -. and that he WAS PIT out on sunday
last Justice Patterson. the Essex Market Court held
HIN for tral in 500 bail.
Policeman Finn of the Eighteenth Precinct. arrested
William Newman, because he wanted 40 vote under the
name OF William smith IN the Twrnty-sccond election
district OF the XVIII Assembly District but the prisoner
was drunk that he did not Know what he about
and Justice German fined him $40 in the lOrkvilic
Isnlt Cpf four