New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
SENATOR OSBORNE'S ARREST.
CHARGED WITH FALSE REGISTRATION
lie COT OFFICE IY FRAUD AND Is ACCUSED OF
PRACTISING 1T AGAcN-ARREsTS BY

DEPUTY MAR Halls.
State Senator Edward B Osborne, who holds
his office by virtue OF the outrageous theft per-
pctratcd by the Democrats last fall, is charged
with Illegal REGISTRATION. The complaint is sworn
to by Horatio n. Balm, proprietor of the Nelson
HJuee, in Poughkcrpsie, where the Senator says
he lives. Mr.. Boin ought TO know the people who
make their homes in lis hotel and under oath he
declares hat Osborne is not one of these.
The Senator heard that a warrant for his al
rest had been issued and came to this city befor'
II could be served. lie went before COMMISSIONS
Shields and surrendered himself His attorney,
Ahram J. R,se, was with him. Assistant Unite
States Attorney John 0. Mott asked that bail he
fixed at $4,000, The Commissioner placed the
figure OF 81 800, but said that he would not OBJ
icct 10 letting Osborne go on his own recognzanc'
Frank g. Lown, Of Poughkcspsle, furnished the
bail TIE hearing was get for November IA.
Sipce Osborne became Senator he has lived In
Albany with a married son. He has spent day
or TWO ut a time in Poughkccpsic and always went
10 the Nelson Houee. But h. had no room there
ana always paid as transient guest. Any room
that happened to be vacant was assigned 10 HIM
He says that he considered the hotel his home and
had voted In the election district for forty years
Inc Senator'S right to vote is also to be decided
by Jury In State court next month.
Francis Miller was arrested yesterday charged
with false registrstion. He gave his home as No.
ig1 Foreybl-st. in registering lie works and
eats thero but sleeps at N0. 1872 BeeclScr-st. Bail
1as ixed at $1,000.
John Howard, who registered in tie Tenth Elec-
ton District Of tho Xth Assembly District wai
also arr,stcd. Iio swote that he lived at No. 1888
Thirkavo william Richards. OF No. 32l Third
ave.. mnde oIAdavit thas Howard did not live at
No $685. but that the fuuse was occupied only by
negroes Howard says that he is tho only white
man In tie place
United States Marshal Jocobus swore in mors
special deputy marshals yesterday. lie received
d letter containing u 800 bill for Max Bucknei,
The deputy who arrested tlse FIRST man to be Sell
fenced for false registration. Tho letter read:
James Murphy, urrested and sentenced TO three
years Erie Coiniy Peni,elinry, for Illegal regis
tr.iiOn. | pleased % se' that the officers Of tle
c!ccton I incioee YOU 500 bili which request
you 10 give TO ihc special deputy marshal who made
the arrest and secured the evidence t0r his cOnuc'i"
IN American clu1"n believes IN an honest conviction
and n iGr count.
number Of Temmany men Yesterday qualified
~ bond,mcn to give bail fr persons who might
bc arrr.',l TO-DAY for il~" registration. These
men of wealth were william a. Hines NJ. IA
East undrcd-and-scycrth-st., in 10000;
Thonas wilson, Van1cibilt-avo and One-hundrel-
and-clJ JhfN-5lNthft, S2V,QoO; owen IErr, Dh'-
hunirc,-anl-eightv-se th-st and Arthur-aye.
$4,000; William J. Reilly, Spuyten Duyyil,
$500. 900. Ncha"l J. McDcrmott No. 2,0jG
,arf-ri 't1... $4,000; fr.aos j. Fzqat-i K.
So. .,.g. g.. dcn-avo., $4,000: In ch n e.ard,
80. 2,G.. y .rion-ayc. 81 900; Michael OCon-
ncll, No. 2,O77 ArIhur-avc, $4,000; Thonao
Eaglcton, 40. 3 Il. Lake's Place, 100000;
Eugene J. Flood, No. 2l6 West Fort.cth-st.
$4,000; Thomas Iarghran, Ono-hundred-ani-
f.rg-ar,'-s;. a.l Hamilton Place. 100000; ;
Dauin Donovan, so li5 Last On'-hundrei-Hni-
thirto"a,h-t., Slico0; william Connolly No
I,5l0 FIr-t-aye, 100000; Joseph Met artn'y,
So, 50, E.s seven tJ--ci IA s., S25.0DO; tuarle,
". McirlgIc, No. POI EIst on" nun .rcl.4hd-
rieyou'i.-,t.. $4,000, John cullen. No 3 Vest
Olc-LDu4ic. ue-..itccutn-~t., S2t0,o.'; illlan
a. KDiIy. Clarendon HotA, SIoo.ooo; Tnpmas
,Hrmuciam, 40. o0p ta+t Filtc"nth-s'., *.oo,-
900: N.rha,l Met ormck. 40. 10 East one
Luudrri-and-t"nti-at, S-p,"Oo ana joseph
rlncr,y. NO. $40 LlitA-ayc, 100000.
I'm charging ~" Grand jury yestrr lay
Jud.c Fitle.r,l! callcl at'raton & th" statutes
rotating 80 election crimes. John l.. fQ.ll'n'
rarui. .trr-r of v@r..i~lr- ~ Ou"-hundr'd-and-
D,i,.-.l l,hil--t ana Btlroao-ayc, Is foreman oi
IA, ms. D..trct-Atiuru'Y Nc0ll sal. tIt h"
.,r.',.l D. clu.h between the Fclcrol and STAT
of,nls t,-.ay he thought that the American
love oi vraoo and tan play would rise sHp'hor
tu parti-dH-IIg.
William j. Whacn yesterday pleaded guilty in
General ~'.~.iIn. to false rc,.>tratlou lie was
r,nandcd lor sentence.