The evening world., 1893-11-27
TO ARREST M'kANE.
Judge Barnard Issues an Attach
ment for the Gar.
He Is Charged with Contempt o.
Court.
Other Grtvescnd CHlcIais Must
Answer with Their Leader.

John Y. McEane is to be punished for
his disregard Of the Courts order on
Election day.
Col. 4. r.. Lamb. OF Brooklyn. visited
Judge Barnard. at PoughIoepsie, on Sat
urlly. As Il result of that visit Judge
Barnard issued n writ of attachment for
the arrest of Boss McIEane for con-
TEMPT of Court.
The attachment was issucl on the af1-
davis Of twenty persons. vino were In
part headed by Col. Bacon, who went
to Gravesenl on election morning to
watch tie bGl,otirg.
Mckane IS charged with contempt of
Court in violating Judge Barnard's order
directing him not to interfere with the
Republican watchers.
The news that an attachment had
been issued for Mciinne became known
in brooklyn at 30 o'clock this after
noon. 1t created considerable excite
ment in political circles.
Irollps of men Soon gathered in the
neighborhood OF Mckane's office. as the
cars arrest was expected every min
ute.
1t was stated at . o'clock that the at
tachment had not yet been placed in
!lNely that Nckane would be arrested.
1t was said that Judge Barnard would
cone to Brooklyn the latter part Of the
week to give Mc!kane "a hearing, ard
mat the Sheriff would simply notify
McNanA to appear. Besides McKane, it
Is understood that there are attachments
tor several OF his election inspectors.
JudE" Earnard's action has been eH-
p"ctei ever since election day. when the
Coney Island boss declared he did not
care for a supreme Court judges order.
The men who went to Gravcsend that
dag with Judge Barnard's order were
Selected by William J. Gaynor. They
charge of Alexanlar Bacon.
The men were stopped by McKane and
hi followers upon reaching the Town
Hall in CiraVesend.
They were asked what they wanted
They tcld their purpose. hut Nckane
at 3nre ordered them to leave the town.
p, 'nnt n we e haye an orr %r1er pd from Judge
NJ Kane then replied that he didn't
proTnn Court.
What followed everybody knows. The
men We're set upon, beaten, and some OF
th.m w"r" hustled off To jail.
III attempts to serve the injunction
upon members of McKanc's mob were
unsuccessful.
Col. Bacon to-day sent a letter to the
foreman OF the Grand Jury ask
Ing that an early hearing be given on
thr minor election cases. IN" COL
On"l suggested Wednesday as Il day that
would suit him.
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