The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
ARRESTED A STATE SENATOR.
,yp amman OFFICIALS MIKE
rEirTY nap HREAH.
,,,, Edward II. isbornc Residence
r,,,h.-ep.I-. " here H~ u,s Lived
49,, voted These Forty Years, and rms
a.. t,.. Retorc the safe Courts.

- rd,,,rd II. isbornc ~ Resideu,e
r,,,h.-ep.I-. Where u" H'r Live"
J voted These Forty Years, and lh'S
,,n II. tns- neiorc the s'"'e s""''s'
s,s,c Senator Edward r. Osborne OF Tonsh-
,,,,sr, was arrested Immediately after the
art ,cci-trntiun day. accused OF registering
u,.,lIy nt iouchkceisie He was taken ! g.
irln Justice Barnard and the hearing IN INC
,,,. was adjourned for u month. Then the
s,,,o,.,s enemies me to New York city. and
,n,.,,.h liz. United States District Attorney =
,l,r, here occurred another warrant Tor his
e-r,,t on tho same charge. The ridiculous
elaIm Is made that tecauso the Senator i'Ncd
in Albany during tho session of the state
senate after his election to that body. no lost
b. residence in roughkeepaie.
Th. policy, to say nothing OF tho rrorr'ety OF
errcsting u Senator Of the State oil New YORK
twire. in two kinds Of courts. on nrcteHt l'te
tHs, it finally occurred to the Federal oNcilI@
hcrn. WAS bad United States Marshal jacohh'
announced yesterday that Senator Osborne
had merely been notified that lie was "nn'e
in Now York. 1t was said ~ another 'ha'
Deputy Marshal Cooper went To I"uGhh'''s''
on SUNDAY armed with n warrant to arrest .""
Senator. 1t was probably ho!cd i"at Tue Jay
being Sunday lie might Lave dtfcn'y III
eating hail or Mt leas, in finding a magistrate
the Senator. he heard tina. til" deputy was
coming md rot out OF tho way IN 'Ime To
avoid tho intended annoyance. Cooper. IL IL
said, not finding him. cams back to tue ri'y.
Tho Senator anne down on m eu'J o'ning
train accompanied by Frank H. Lown, ayouu.
business man OF TouRhkccrse. who was pro-
nared to 20 on his bond for any amount The
two. with ex-Assistant District Attorney
Ahram J. Pose, went at once to Commissioners
-. ~ NJ fnE IN VI n n rot
going direct to tho Commissioner desk. no
san I,,i,ro- r,nnoo- harm I, hoba,t
Of MI Edward b. Osborne. one Of our State
ey Assistant District Attorney Mott came in
t Of way an and then he vent on; Who. learning
that a warrant was out tor his unrest ON u
charge" Of false rsaistration. comes hsrs t.
Ihuye to deal principally with the amount OF
bn Mr. T.oorn9 has been been res sndr Of
town t~' t"r orty s Years Ths S"nator VIZ st""d
Mr. Rose continued: !" He is one Of the Oldest
democratic senators in the state Of New
3S and bu hi has ssu fsen ses the h cS%y
other other positions Of trust ie has stood rSady
at any time. as he does to-day. to prove where
Ie re- le in his regular election district lie
was arrested in pOuChkeepsie and the ease
sM r Sn nna sSeasa
hind Tie authority Of the United States Dis
tric Attorney S Office"
"Mr Rose glanced at Mr.. Mott. and Mr.. Mott
Got very rcd in the face.
Ills enemics.' repeated Mr.. Rose. came
down here and shielded themselves behind
the authority of the United States District
for til. arrest Of the Senator with the evident
Intention of having him arrested when he at
tempted TO cast his ballot Tomorrow"
Mr.. Mott presented an affidavit made by lio-
ratio \. Balm. proprietor OF the Nelson House
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two years had the Senator resided at the hotel;
He had been there of and on ms n trans ent
guest and mad raid transient rates Another
AFFIDAVIT was presented Ivy Mr. Mott 1t was
made by United States Supervisor Everett II.
Travis. md assorted that Senator Osborne
came to he place Of registration and elaine
that he lived Mt the Nelson House. ANA in an
Eyer Flyer to the question How W. long have you
There was some talk then about hnil. Mr.
Mott said he thought the amount should not
BE- less than $1,000. Commissinner shields
suggested that the Senator should GO on his
own, rccogniznnc-., Lawyer Rose said that
would not be any favor. as the Senator was
prepared TO give hnil. The Commissioner then
said that he thought ST oCO fair amount He
remarked good nature'llr that he was satistle
as TO the law-nbidinE character ct Senator os-
horne and understood that he cnme down here
ian bond and the party left the room aftcrthe
Commissioner had set the case down Tor
hearing on Nov at +. NJ.