New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
THOSE BUFFALO FRA UDS.
CITIZENS DO NOT INTEND TO LET THE
CULPRITS Go FREE.
sHEEHAN'S HENCHMEN STAND IN IMMINENT
DANGER OF TASTING JUSTICE: FOR
oNcr-TIIE CITY AROUSED.

suErUAy,s HENCHMEN STAND IN IMMINENT
DANGER OF TASTING JUSTICE. FOR
oNCE-THE CITY AROUSED.
Buffalo Nov (SpecaD.-There is going TO De
revolution in the city government before long. gu
perntendent Chambers, Of the Police Department.
a number of his captains and office assistants
Sheriff Beck the Police Commissioners and small
army Of lesser Sheehan henchmen are looking ABOUT
for other employment in case something happens
II Is not improbable that every one or them VIII
be swept out of office result Of the parody on
an election held in the First Ward. by means OF
which Mr. Sheehan saved two candidates Sheriu
Rocks danger is the most immediate, unless he
proves that the remarkable aggregation OF pru's-
ers'' who special deputy sherns badges anu
threw Republicans out Of the pollingpiaces o'i
Election Day were not sworn In by him; and unless
he explains better than he has done yet why ne
neglected to serve a warrant issued by Judge
Hatch for the arrest of the notorious Jim hen-
nedy, Governor Flower will be asked 10 remove
him. and he may be indicted besides.
The revolution in the Police Department Is only
n question Of time. The Commissioners anu tue
Superintendent may be prosecuted. or they may
be permitted to remain in office till they can De
legisated out. Sherman S. Rogers, Franklin ~
Locke and John G. Milburn conferred this morning
with many of the ablest business men in the city
TO take steps In this direction and arrange Tor the
speedy dsintegration of the machine which Lieuten,
an-Governor Sheehan has onit up h ~ ,p naS
in both houses of the Legislature shall be meas;
S Ss bs which
control Of the Police Department last hpr,r easre
himself for signing the sneak bills that , he felt
as the voice Of the people Of Buffalo
Plans also being made to bring SUIT agaihsts
the charter. which gives the General Term of the
m
duties upon presentation Of sufficient evidence nSe
and S in the judgment Of good attorneys belonging
to both parties the people have clear case. ,,
two "e candidates saved by sheehsn will be thrown
Rogers log says e scenes am s s
sured, worse even than they were reported and
should incline to the opinion that the vote cast
eeens was sn no don't think any who sered
through it to office should receive any benefit from
Practically. men Who were not going to vote the
heehan ticket were kept away from the polls by
them or course a poll under such circumstances
is ueon t asq peH 5p
hold so on the facts being properly, presented. AS
p sr s as Assembly is assured think they would
have the right to exclude the offending member
Tracy c. Becker says: '.Thefts have been COM
mitted and must be punished but we are not SO
as we are after the leaders-the Ryans and the
and Ss The S Tauss and put s B sss
in authority over honest men In the name OF the
s fS Ms C and
ssS Si IN ss % M. s sssSs be q s
mittsd to- stand law would be w qs,rt and
the psc Spno se pSy @ M
Department may be judged OF from the fact that
for the arrest of the coonizers who registered
ss Il the rs Ward So was sr T s hee r a all
rests have been made.