The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-26
EIGHT more TAKEN IN
The Election Fraud Prisoners
Now Number Ga.
Many Said to Have Escaped
Through Private Tips.
Hearing OF the Indicted Wen POST
poncd Until To-Norrow.

Up to late hour ,Nig afternoon cighI
more prisoners indicted f,r election
frauds BY the Extraordinary Grand jury
had beca gathered In 10y the police DRAG
net
Thcy were taken to tn, p,strict-A,.
torney's office, whore soma of them wrr,
admitted to bail and others committed
to the Tombs. The list OF lo-dlys ar.
rests IS aa follows.
Patrick Roche. lahorer, aged thirty.
seven. of 30 Carmine street, charged witt
perjury, was arrested last night by De.
tective-Scrgt. Reilly.
William J. Giles, clerk twcnty-scver
years old an inspector of election in tn,
Fifteenth Election District of the Sec
ond Assembly District residence. CT OF.
ivcr street, charged with violation OF
tn" Election laws. was arrested by De
tective O'Bricn.
Bernard Mcfarland, agent, thirty
eight years old of 10 Downing street,
charged with unlawful electioneering.
was arrested by Detective Won Gerch-
ten MSfarland was a watcher at the
polls of the Twenty-first Election Dis
triCt of the Eighth Assembly District.
Charles j. RaEue. of III Colleg" place,
an election inspector OF the Twenty sixth
n
District. was arrested this morning and
taken to the District-Attornoy' office.
He is charged with neglecting to per
form his duties.
Philip Hargravcs. of 1886 South street.
an Election Inspector In the Fifteenth
Election District of the Second Assembly
District, was arrested at IL o'clock this
morning and taken to the District-Nt-
neglccting to perform his duties az an
election officer, which IL n felony
Joseph r. Waters, of 396 Hudson street,
Is charged with making false statements
Election District of the Eighth Assembly
District. where he was an election in
spect0r.
Charles +. Glavin also of the Eighth
Assembly District, and an erection in
Spector. was also charged with neglect of
duty as an. officer under the law. He
lives at 10 Nandam street.
Harry Peyton, of u Beach street. a poll
clerk In the Twentieth Election District
of the First Assembly District, was also
arrested this this afternoon on a charge of
by Robert PeytOn. of 30 Grove street.
Rague was released in $500 bail this
afternoon, Seth NJ. Millgan. IF 800 Madi-
son avenue being his surety.
tx -Assemblyman Alfred Il. Conklng.
who has been one Of the principal movers
against the indicted men. brought Mr..
Milligan to the Districrt-Attorney's office
Both Walker and Glavin hearing that
warrants were out for their arrest went
TO the D'stiict-A ttorney's office and sur
rendered themselves. The bail in each
case was fixed at $500 and their
bondsman. Louis Muller. OF Charlton and
Macdougal streets, qualifying in the nee
essary amount. they were discharged.
Giles and Hargraves We're also admit
ted to bail. Augustus Sbarboro. of 81
city Hall place, was Giles's bondsman
and Joseph Morel. of 1874 West Third
street, went on Hargraves's bond
This makes a total If siXty-four ar
rests up to date under the election
law. How many more warrants are out
is uncertain. but 1t is stated that at
least seventy-fve more were issued last
week.
Complaint is made that number OF
the persons indicted were informed
privately Cf the fact. ana X is said that
Il number of them have left the city.
Inquiry was mode at the Disirict-.tt-
tnrney's office this morning whether en-
Bridge Policeman Michael +. Lally had
been arrested. The inquirer said he was
IL friend Of Lallv.
ie was told that Mr.. Lallv had not
yet fallen into the tolls, and the Dis
declined to say whether
or not there was any prospect Of such
an arrest.
All OF The prisoners will be arraigned
Tor pleading tomorrow, according u Mr..
NlColl. The fact tina; the Court Of oyer
and Torminer was not In session to-day
prevented him from dispensing OF the
cases earlier.