New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
TRIAL OF TILE INDICTED ELECTION OFFICER

The trial of the first batch Of the indicted election
officers in Hudson County. will begin IN the 'our,
House on the Hill this morning and it VIII be Watch''
with kccncr interest than probably ever attached
10 a political trial before in this county Inc de-
Pendants are Tloma, Fallon, J. Thomas De Ranccy.
,p,onas Hart and Jacob Mo-chcl, forming tho
Election Board Of the First Precinct of the i''
Assembly District. Talon j. the jantor "i INC
binding In Jersey ave Occupicl By the S'l'c' az"
Water Board When the old Board was NuppiHntoh DN
Mayor Cleveland, Board, appointed under u" ne"
charter the janitor, Jane, CONWAY wa o'7'''-''
and the place given 70 Falloh 'oh""H wa"
afcrwari a watcher al the poll ior the Republican
Marty AZ las, fall, election. PROBABLY on the -ti'iHh
- what he say there he secured place under the
ring and to-day draw, salary from the city treasury
De Eanccy Is a clerk IN the Newari-ave' CIGAR s'"rc
of General John Ramsey the Republican Ica'er III INC
lst Assembly District. Hart II truck di''r anu
Noschell is an cmployc of Mike hiicaniey pn"0
ing store. Kilcaulcy draws public money a. CIV
detective De Eanccy, the Republican, asserts th"l
IL any crooked work done wac done "I'hon'
hi, knowledge. There i, belief thai h. VIII oHof
TO help out the prosecution in consideration OIL beN
icnicntly dealt with.
The case against this Election Board Is about as
strong as a case can well be- Much Of Tie cNldch'c
il i Thought. will be that revealed BY the late
senate investigation When the box IN that pr'ih''
WAS opcucd there were NOR than 800 ballots on the
string but tle pollbook showed that leo Than 800
ncr.ons had voted Many of the names IN the poIl
hook were written so a. TO be almost undeclper'oo'
hu scores of them were not the registry list ana
others to the number OF nearly 200. could not De
fouud Al the residences assigned them 10 cap INC
rItmax the box contained 40 iohcrs. In addition
a. thcsc irrcfutabc facts, Prosecutor Ninicld hd'
n, her evidence Ia show that the crimes were com
mittnd I'm pursuance of common Arrangement
II i declared that If the point made bv cA Juusr
Cara, son, the prisoners counsel, thaj slru'A jury
cnmnot uudcr the statute. Try these men Tor con
snr,cy Is de- dod against him. the defence vi" nv 70
gc rid Of all The twenty four juror IN INC panel
Flaming the right vi each prisoner /" sIN ,h'l
cnpes and the probability that the jurors woid ht'c
formed opinions Mr.. Winfield, however VIII mani
lain that the prisoner vii! be chuucd 10 "i,h L.
| challenges, as If they Wcr" one man. JunS" LIpp.l
cn wifi have many dccls0 Of Importance I" Teh"'r
before the case Is finish. 49,, .r,o,, ,,,-v ,leo
Prosecutor Winfield ha, asked for strick Jury alsg
for the tr.a Of the Election Bodrd 81 inc 'c'o'i"
Precinct of the lst District.
The cornerstone of It. Pauls Paroclna school, az
| Iindrn.aye and old Bergen Road, WAC lad Ncn.eIud'
afternoon with much ceremony. lH-hop "iSt,,,,''
| sssis,nd by Father Shand"l, pastor "i ~ i'ul ;
| church Crecnvillc ard many other Ca'h"ho cIc'N
| men oniciated. ,
letter has been sent 10 ex Judge "arrich, conisc.
for Nelson H. Coykendalc, a grocer. VINO WI I's'
week sen, TO prison for nine months for ch''h MUM
bv Richard I. stevens an expert a 'o"h'in', nv
.ro,c that an examination Of The books ana V"hcheI,
| of the second National l'allh hao o"hN'"''" " '
| Coykcndale innocent
| Bishop Wigger confirmed 900 boys in 81 Fa'flch ,
| Church Thursday.