New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
"BAT- SHEA COMMITTED.
HELD FOR THE MURDER OF ROBERT No''
MORE TESTIMONY BEFORE THE LEGISLATIVE
couv,rrrr coNcERNING THE WAY BOSS
MURPHY. DESTROYED FREE GOVERN

| MORE TESTIMONY BEFORE 1hE Lr'"i"
| coyv,rrrr CONCERNING THE WAY BOSS"
MURPHY. DESTROYED FREE GOVERN
MENr IN TROY.
y March oe-Bartholomew Shea. ac-
10y ~. rororer,s Jury of killing Robert Ross
- r,oo,,or Dav was regularly committed by JUS
,,co Donohue to-day on the charge OF huruei' 'o
| 81 Roland upon whom the ponce per-
sought to fasten the crime. was d'sc"a' ecu
Court His friends formed processo' an -,
oor,od him TO his home under cover OF thc @N''ei
-, A., o,,ort was made by the police to have
him rearrested on the charge OF carrying d oo''
ooIos wcapon on Election Day. but the court uo
cned to issue warrant -. .,o
Ioro,,Iab Cleary and Thomas Keefe. two OF the
u,tresses in the Ross inquest and friends oi n''
she, wcr. arragned In the police court TINS Hors'
-. ord <oefe were prominent in the fight IN
,h MA District OF the Thirteenth Ward on hiec-
tion Day Magistrate Donohue had he'u '''1,i ."
witnesses against Shea who was heid ior 'he 'Ia'
Iurv on the charge Of murder III tie ~ ~ s.oo
| Keefe and Cleary were admitted u o"' ~
each. ,, crni,tee composed of
women Interested in the mater OF %ose met this
nionun,e"' !. sub-commitee to make arrangements
Tor n bubble meeting In Music han neAt n,o' ani
Mamrn are expected to speak that occasion
The senate Investigating commit n u, ~ no
in,9 I I,o Evrv m mber Il Ihe commit vas
nrsent senator Mullins pr slGed I,,, ne Ward
wner. Ross was killed Duncan C. 49, T. pr' '.r
ReEHI6iG9in Fl me ef war; 'ae wsrd t,-d tat
nrnrhr = m n v1t,d on nam that w"r' nGt Iner
own ana 'H XIV GnI when cbj cted t. thos persons
y,rp and threw III nsp &C thr uGh a D o'' vi,
nc sheridan push Il puojhc.m choIjai rns
pa or platoon 4 police "ere NJ - s'r > ~,
ms cpm af MF vS Ng Sked to fr yg3
H. cIiv be = fused TO do So. saying hat he Wcu!d
max any ut arr $ me "',a atrs SAID Mr. Kaye
.nnd nv voted as often as they pleas q. whtm
I Iney peas Nfer the polio the rspaatSrs
were bold.r than ey.r th@ TUonn5lican mai@r
tv in III ward was b'tween i5 and 49, ana las i.li
m. Hepubl.c,n majority was - me repra,sls
birId to svpar in his vote Every person whom Mr..
Kay. had renson to believe was not legal voter
was . ehds ley g by cum M" said Sn Mr KY Tas Dm
cratic chairman 4 IN board 700 r paa2,s ts non
n The gls.ry list. and 3s6 votes wer- found In IN"
J,mes r. cru.chey. Republican bll!ot clerk last
fan IN the Ist sIrc. in this ward testified to haVrg
sen rpat'rs we In sqI,ds, nmd ~ sSS Ink
q ballot from the x ard put Il In MS p,Gk-t me
repsajors rmcd line IN 'front.' oith- lins piTe
ana kcpt passing from tn saloon q - necThlc
ward crminteenen acr the into the polling
| place nearly all day. Nor. than sixty names were
caares H. mcAs,sk P%b,;ca% 4 a'G eli , r. tG Ks
ind Lines fr-v' R"pubcpn watchers crdsrd
from the polling place by the D'mocraiic inspectors
and hat whn me watGnrS rel y 70 81 81 bs ynopc
| place. Mr. H,cAc OK testh j also ha, h saw Hall
gan. Dom cra - .Usp'ct,r, copyng names f1r the
D.in,crl,.c committeeman. who's saloon Was across
| The street. and that IN the afternoon flanagan 'ook
IN. glstry blok 20 m" c1mmi tr' mans saloon ana
mm.d.ately r,p at,rs began swarm into the poll
9E rlace 10 yee IN nam n1t YET V91 UP ah ne
| - bat lost ~ tho d mocra'ic maj r'y was az
Ia. committe- All urncd to meet next Tuesday
| ~ ming a, ,he Senate Chamb r. Albany.