The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-29
THE REGISTRATION.
Another Hearing TO-day-Rich aud Interest
ing Developments-Another Policeman Inn
Dltr

At noon to-day the ONCE OF the L. g. Commits
parties Interested in the developments which are
being made with reference to the manner in which
TN. the Democracy nave sought 70 carry the coming
in the cases OF several others who are charged
with the same ofIense as that for which Policeman
Dougherty and Thomas Hardy have already been
held for trial. United States District Attorney
valentine put in an appearance on the part of the
The first case was that Of Frank Lee and Police
pan Charles s Mccullough, Of the Fourth district.
presented by Lewis 9. Cassidy, Esq.
Major Alexander MeCuen sworn y am one of the CITY
books made by the division booS
the Frs 81 R SGsh as b the
diyon SnSher book eIhiotsd that is the
used for the purpose Of carrying on the general election
contain registrsion which is prerequisite to the
Lewis b. Costa worn-I was one Of the division canvas
OF the rs division Sixth ward the signature the
Lee, driver No La Orange street. PennsyvaSs Isis
Mr. LeeIthe pIis9neT gave that name bimself Mr. Nc
citing Mr. Lee said he wanted to be registered asked
s? there 6e six
s nx s ian the on eRs S69 S the
the cath to Mr. Lee he said reside at No 3ls Cherry
Grange place. the house No Grange place was occa
said alter sssy had boen made Vou Oasbe
to be ashamed OF yourselves sitting here McOuoagh
| and Lee went away together
Of the Sixth division sixth ward made tbe
q & ebtr & do OF my and signed
No sO5 Cherry street iS4S the defendant
was with him at the time and y9uohed for him Mr. Lee
6 he 7oSebe SRd ahd ND
& aS f VIII @ S t hS oGnST Sna
he knew this man had right to vote at the next general
and had known him for time
g9iGe force; registered Lee upon the faith of what
Gross examined-I afterwards went to No 8O7 Cherry
street went there on the Goth of September after
with when put Lee the 5ssistTy Mr. su
van van was one minority c9nVssseE MI r. Mo0uough was at
say there Immediately before Lee Came there
MSuongR examine h@ on oath @ iSGa McCe9nsR %isR
told me ms ,iSf where Lee resided in addition to saying
Iamined-I ed saw Mccullough and Lee in company
street almost in front No 8o5 coming the street
day it vas % in the afternoon ~ oo-
Reep hotel and boaddr d not Know syp street
saw him beiore he is not and has been OF
Il No cross.exa,nination.
made h the Second Of the ward
e 0s be EeS ns S S he
sitting around md table he he Ie forward and made
policeman who came %a e and offered
and he oT some G6enS
street; the said he could not take him. he
did not live in the precinct; cannot be mistaken about
Lee. ,.,-
Answer-Mo9nt Vernon Hotel.
Quesfion--Will you swear Tuesday?
MOndsy SS Iuedy y9 the day.
goa inya sns S tns dS
He was of the largest officers the force
Question How long was therey
PrscnerI VAS arrested on tuesday between IL and IL
6epu tSaRs MARSHAL MnS had
placed hands for the arrest Gf Frank Lee did not
Prison / lodged a detainer there for him. '-',''
prison from the Maishal's Office.
O. Was il lawful to lodge detaner before prisoner is
Colonel Mann-That's only lawful, but sometimes it
ii. .. CLARK sworn / had subpoena for Frank Lee No.
Saink Keeps eaSs the uu no' nn0 MN
missioner Without argument held the prisoner for tai
on the ID Monday Of November the sum Of $1,000 bail
On mentioning the amount OF bail the prisoner said,
ANOTHER CASE.
The next that of Richard Dillon of the Fourth
William Lindsay sworn-I was present OF the Second
know the defendant was sitting in front Of the diy
M Don foaP
e.
The Precinct house IS on LombsTd
street above second street at the window when he
Rss ATS Gr Rs t % h 5
fer those around to Re1r; he his name Ed%1rd
as sw he:
it was Tuesday and between 4'3J and 800 in the
have
s. o Francis eou n S no NS
and could not learn that such had lived
Colonel Mann offered evidence the registry contain
ing the of Francis Burke, dealer, No. 4O4 Penn
MIR Lindsay recalled i knew Dillon when saw him
his occupation when l him that of police
George White sworn-I was a canv in the Sec ond
division Fifth ward registered Francis Burke between
who gave that name.
No cross examination.
Colonel Mann announced the case closed, and the
prisoner was held in $4,000 bail 10 answer
| STILL ANOTHER CASE
The next that William Sipler j. H. Boutler
and Policemen William Kendall and james Kirk.
Deputy u. 5. Marshal Murray sworn-I had warrants
them Officers Rdgeway and Bernard have assisted me
have not been able 10 find their whereabouts.
the Tenth ward during the registry part the time
remember man registering himself as Boster, No SO
Cherry he had been refused already SATURDAY.
he came there with William Kendall and Policeman Kirk
No 22 Mr. Kendall the first voucher, and Mr. Kirl
dalls house. but within few days, and when Ken
dali and Kirk vopehed for Bopter they both his resi-
dence and in addition Mr.. kirk said "The lady of The
there"
acquainted with him and knew that he resided in tina
house; saw Boutler at kendas corner two or three
days after the regisry also at Eighth and Ninth and
John Anon orn-I OF the division eanvasser
of the First division Tenth ward registered Boutler
No 500 Cherry street think him his certificate
for Botier they also vouehed for Spler for Spier the
his residence at kendalls and asked how ions
he had lived there, and Kendall said he there thai
Gross examined Kirk said he Spler and Kendall
| Abraham Bowers sworn-I was o the asser:
Of the Eighth division Sixth ward; William Sipler came
to our place to be assessed put him on the list
siding Mole Elliotts ayenue it is there the
gistry u c., -. .,,,. o., Gu. u.
keep the house there; there is mau by the name
Bouter living at my house do not know such u
came home September slst; was gone Just week