New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-28
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The amount was 50 large that the ex-police-
man could find no bondsman. and he and his
pull were lodged I'm the Tombs. After Lally
WAS suspended from the Bridge police force. he
committed a brutal assault on bartender.
named Dclatu nearly killing the man. This
was on January Is. 1901. In February Lally
disappeared and he was out Of sight until the
October following. lie had no need 10 hide
longer Things were SO fixed" that there was
no danger of hts being convicted or even tried.
Tho complainant and other witnesses could not
be found and that was end Of IT all. In
June. 1892. Ially got I'm trouble with n man
named Mahoney. and he has never been pun
ishcd FOR that offence. Lally. with n fine sense
~ the fitness Of Things. secured place on the
Cravrsend police force. John Y. Mchane appre-
ciitcd Just such men.
peter Neville. OF 30 2o6 Madlson-st. election
inspector In the Twentieth Election District OF
the Id Assembly District. was also arrested
yesterday. He was indicted for neglect OF
duty Philip Cullcns. livcryman Of No. 137
Sixth-avc.. gave bail FOR him in $500.
District Attorney Nicoli said he did not know
why the cases - tho three election inspectors in
diced In November 1899. ou evidence furnished
by General G. H. T. Coils had never been
tried He said he would have 10 look up the
circumstances before he could say anything
more on the subject The Consolidation Act
expressly provides that the Distrct-Attorney
shall try promptly all persons accused Of crimes
ToETY.NINE MN PLEAD Not GUILTY.
Foty-ninc moro or less rcpcntant men pre-
scnted themselves In the Court Of oyer ana
Tcrmlrcr yesterday 10 plead to the grave charges
against them OF violating the election laws.
They were the men against whom the Grand
Jury found Indictments last week on evidence
presented by Republican and non-partisan
watchers at the polls. who were personal OBJ
servers OF the frauds and denominations prac-
tisod by Tammanv last November 10 swell the
Democratic vote In this city. or the forty
nine two only had failed to get bail There
were three ncgrOcs
There were twenty-five separate indictments
several names appearing on many indictfnents
They were all for violation Of the election laws
Tho names Of the men arragned wer" jefferson
Josephs Edward !. Scanlon. Morris Weiss. Asher
Bernstein. Patrick Roche. +. q. Gallagher Den
mis- j. Rucklcv Joseph +. Anderson. Gustav lIy-
man. William De Shonsa, Charles Gross. VIII
lam H. Kubie. Philip H. liarEaye William J.
Gibbs Patrick ! Maroncy John Harding. John
: Gegan. Bernard Mcfarland Edmund Lappier
Thomas Mcmahon. j. Kague. Edward J. Ncalon.
Bernard J. Krnncy. Louis +. Roth. Edward J.
Murphy. William r. Iye. joseph x. Waters.
Albert g. Kirk. Charles +. Glayin. William ii.
Rooney. Charles McKcnna. Michael J. Cannon.
Henry Dernghon Charles Michael Myer
Mirks James Collins. Martin !. Mcagan. John
J. Marrony William r. blair. Francis o. Wood
ruff Thomas f. Marion. Harry Pcyton. Peter
W Marion. James j. Dooey. Michael $. Fay.
Edward O'Donn"ll. frhnclS /. lfncn, EuWiru
Ka0cnburgh and John Murphy.
The Grand Jury have found indictments
against other men for perjury and other crimes
In connection with the election. but these were
not called upon to plead yesterday.
Assistant Dstricf-Attorncy Wcliman appeared
for the people; Alfred r. Conllin and others
looked out for the interests of those who had been
active I'm bringing the indicted men TO account
for their crimes Mr. Conklin said that he
would do his utmost. however to secure the
temporary release Of Rague who had wife
and six children dependcnt upon him for sup
port. Counsel for Roche succeeded in having
his bail reduced from $4,000.
Joseph Walsh appeared for GALLAGHER. Buck
Icy. Anderson and Michael II" moved for leave
to inspect the minutes Of the Grand jury His
motion was denied. and he gave notice Of n
demurrer for his clients. All tine men pleaded
not guilty few who had been summoned to
plead to several Indictments went away after
pleading to one only. These will have to go to
court and plead again. Rooney's hondsmcn sur
rendered him and he had to 60 to the Tombs.
judge Barrett allowed the counsel for the
indicted men week In which to interpose