New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
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! greatly the number OF Illegal votes cast. lh'
difference between the number Of alleged voters
whose names aDpcarrd upon the registry lists
I and the number Of votes cast is the number
which Mr. Murray was able by the most per-
slstent effort to keep from being voted. Inere
are thirty-one election districts in this Assem-
bly, District and early in the morning OF hiec
ton Day Mr. Murray, who was the Repuplic@N
candidate for District-Attorney. went to Poic-
Headquarters and had personal interview win
SUPERINTENDENT Bylrcs. He demanded that the
law be enforced in his Assembly district. The
Suporintondcnt assured him that the lav would
be enforced. As Nj Murray was leaving the
Superntendert's room, however one of the Ee-
publican watchers ran up TO him ard told hin,
that he had just been thrown out Of the polling
place where he was at work. and where. under
| the law he had a perfect right to be. The facts
| were told to the superintendent Immediately,
and he sent the police inspector in charge OF
that district 10 the polling place Throughout
the day Mr.. Murray made at least dozen
trips TO Police Headquarters to secure ponce
protection fer Republican watchers in this
/ Assembly district. 1t this sort OF work
which enabled him TO keep out Of the ballot
boxes many hundreds Of Illegal votes
Since the election a committee Of the Bar AS
sociation Of the City Of New-York has been
| proceeding against the men in this city VINO
were participants in the political outrages The
committee employed John W. Goff, weli-knowh
LAWYER and through his efforts over eight! III
dictments have been found by the Grand Jury
of this county, an extraordinary term OF whlch
was called to take up these cases
TIE MEN ARRESTED.
The following is a list Of those against whom
indictments were found with the charges upon
which their cases were brought before the Grand
Jury:
Edward 0D0nnH ieS,nn District Of the Id As
sembly District. charged with Inakihs d i"se can
Gus,ave Heyman. forty Years od, o ,SG No 10 70
Chystie-st. Second Election District OF tue id AS
see Cbs4ei Gross years old 80
Bowery Second Election District OF the ilid AS
James j. Dooiey. twenty-seven years old, No p
Cherry-st.. Nineteenth Election District OF lid AS
Meyer Marx. twenty-six years Old No 46 Cath;
ERNEST Twenty second Election District of the lid
Edward j. Murphy thrty-two years old. No; IS
vandam-st, Eighth Election District of the With
Charles MeKeqns TWENTY-FIVE years Tis9iS DG n 40 ,i q
William H. Rubie ihirty-four years, Old, No $2S
East Iwen5ysxh Eeeti9a ps sr
Dennis J. Buckley, twenty-five years DID, No q
Assembly, district knowingly receiving Illegal votes.
making false returns Of canvass OF votes ana
William H Rooney, thirty seven years ola No. 5s
the aas' viItS Assembly pstrct fdSs e%nva
Jacob F. Anderson. thirty four years old No. 2D
sembiy District false canvass and neglect of duty.
T. j. Gala CHER. seventy-two years o.d No. a
Cherry-st Eighteenth Election District of the ld
Assembly District, false canvass and neglect of
Alexander Phillips. colored, nfty-six years Old |
No 1Gi2 DOWning-St. perjury.
Frank Davis tweniy-ihrce years Old. No. 1-5
Eecton Dstrct Of the Xvth Assembly, Disric
and William II. Pye. forty-one years old No. lS |
District OF the With Assembly District. wiifui
John F. Hall colored, twenty eight years old. No.
Theodore F. Mailon thiryvs TIN years oa No u
trIct of the lst Assembly District. making false
William II. Blair thirty years Old. No. s2 varick-
ST. inspector Of the Twentieth Election District of
the Ist Assembly District. making false state
Edward ]. Seaman, twen,y-one years old. No. 10
James II. Hall, fifty years old. No II Downing-st..
perjury
Robert Keenan,. sixiy-one years old. No 30 Car
John Mlliay. iifiy-four years Old. No 1914 Down
Edward j. Melon. thir,y-one years old. No 40
East Twe!flh-st. inspector in the Thirteenth Eiec
lnent.
Harry Oake colorcd. sixty years old, No lsis
:. Henry stannard. ,colored, thirty years Old. No.
Francis g. WoodrufY. twenty-elgnt years old. NO.
- West Broadway. Inspector Twentieth Election
District of the lst Assembly District. false state
Louis p Roth thirty-eight years od No 4 East
Assembly District. wiifu neglect OF duty and nd fnr
son-st inspector Twenty fourth Election District OF
;he Iyth Assembly District. neglect OF duty and
Patrick J. Molony, thirty years Old No 2so Front
- Hernqgd q. j. Kenny, twcnty-s~ years Old, No ios
District Of the Xth A"seR6y Dsrc false sfGn .fa
nent and neglect Of duty.
r,f;og Roger Jackson, sixty years Old No. l2l West
Maurice Ward. slxtytt years old, No. 2l Down
Michael $, Say. ;hlrty-one years old No 2s2 East
com psre ld Assembn
Dent.
John Murphy, hfty-nne years old. No SIG Broome-
IT,, Inspector Twonty-iirst Election District Of the
St ! hAGip AsSeInby 4Iyol District procuring pery
William D. shousa. thrty-eight years old. Nc. l5s
he lid Assembly District. wifu neglect OF duty
:. lanes "a p Rue No. s7'4 West Thrd-s'.. charged
Joseph ILL., r. Ferris; No. 25 Greenwlchave. voted
Ascher bernstein 10 g sixth-svc %.a perry STj5rSy
EeTnard m ID MaefaTiana co9red "ga electloneer
'IlIth Assembly District, !
iocne ~ ttrH1inc-@t.. inspector in the
wenty-sixth Election District Of the With As /
emby District perjury. e
William Giles inspector In the Fifteenth Election 4
district OF the I'D Assembly District. neglect Of /
uty =
Charles J. Rague. inspector in the Twenty-slxth !
lection District OF the With assembly District !,
:chnical neglect of duty.
Philip Hargrave. Nc. 1886 sou,h-st Inspector in {
district. neglect OF duty. ! Il
Joseph r. Waters. No 3ss Hudson-st inspector I'm !,
le Eighth Election District OF the WITH Assem- =
y District perjury .
Charles +. Glavin. inspector IN the Twenty-nrs. {
lection District OF the With Assembly District Z
rrjury. y
Henry Peyton. Of No - Beach-st.. poll clerk In o
le Twentieth Election District OF the Ist Assem- II
y District perjury - -
II took several days time TO arrest all OF these d
en, and a number Of those who were indicted +
ere not formally arrested Through some "
cans or other they learnnA ~ tho i-,dinA...a...a