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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-26
FIRE

Freeport ILL.,, Sept. 26-The pump and
wind mill msnufactory Of H. Manse burned
to-day, loss $685. 900 insurance. $500.
Chicago, Sept. GA fire at Joliet last
night burned Murrs photograph gallery and
damaged several other boildiugs; loss, ten
thousand, partially insured.
A fire yesterday morning destroyed . por.
ton Of the Marsh Harvester works ssDlano,
Ill. Owing v the iaels,ion Of the place,
the particulars are hard to obtain, but the
lo., will fall inside Of $4,000; ); insurance
small.
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the ,N,olANs.

A Party ef Sportsmen Numbering ssven
Arc All N1assa cred by them In Texas.
Chicago, Sept. 26.-A Times Fort
Worth, Tex, says intelligence from Hills.
boro, dated Sept. IA, gives the particulars Of
a fight between Indians aud . party Of
young sportsmen from Dallas and Fort
Worth the Thursday previous in which
seven whites were killed. The details are
meagre but the information 10 reliable,
coming from w. Carnes, one Of the compan'
ions Of the killed.
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0EADw00D IN ASHES.
0sr Advlcss Indicate that tho En-.
tire City Has Been Burned.
Yankton Parties Reported to be Per.
.gl sonally Safe.
Especial Teleer.,n.l

Especial Telegraln.l
Deadwood, D. T., Sept. 2G.-Deadwood 10
In ssI,er. Everything Of value has been
burned. Kidder, Sherman, Pettigrew,
Judge Aoody's family, Bramble, Wash.
|abaugh; Buri.ieh and all friends personally
safe, z, -.., -: w. H. II. BEApLE.
tlt s1tAA PRIVATE DISPATCH.
g Dsidwooi, Sept. 90, Bramble. Miner &
Co., Yankton The city burned thi. -moru.
ing. Our loss will he slight ultimately.
FParticdiars by mail. W
D.. T. BRAMILe.
MASONIC LOSS.
Hon. Geo. H. Hand, Grand Master of
Mason, received the following dispatch
this Alternoon :ss
/ fLe.d City, Dakota. Sept. 26-George H.
Hand. Deadwood Lodge, No. Z, in ashes,
We hold special tonight. We will
notify you in the morning.
A. 0. INGALLS,,
w. M. Golden Star.
YAEKroN OFFERS AID.
The following telegram was sent 10 Dead
wood Immediately upon the intelligence Of
the disaster:
Yankton, Sept. 2&-To Postmaster Starr
aud Sheriff Manning We have heard Of
Deadwood's great misfortune. What can
Yankton do to help you?
F. NJ. ZIEBACH, Mayor.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET
- ,-ss.,, New York, September 90.
FLouR-Shade stronger. =
WHEAT1Feverish, unsettled; epring 1,
and winter 2@3c better. No. lswhite
October, Sl.27!. sglE,al
RYE-Scarce, firm, T9c.
CoRN-53a@ @5Sac.
BARLEY-Unchanged. -
OATs-Firm. Mixed western 5S4 @5sc
white 55@59c. ,ctsst
PoRK-Higher, $9.l5. sgi
LARD-Rather easy, unchanged. r
BEEF-Quiet. o.
BUTTER Unchanged.
WHlsKEY-steady, Sl.094.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, September g..
+. WHEAT-Strong, three cents higher, un.
settled = Nc. 2 red winter Sl.10; spring
$1.03 cash; 81 04 October: Sl.O6i No
vember.
- CoRN-Firm shsde higher, 81 ssc cash
374 October; $3.50 November; 374 Jan.
OArs-Firm. Shade higher; 264c cash
26}c October; 26ac bid November.
RYE-Strong, SOC.
BARLEY-Firm, Sic cash ssc October.
PoRK-Strong, higher 1928 cash ;
S. so November SS.724 bid January.
LARp-$6.05 cash, S6.044@S6O5 Octo-
Der, $685. bid November, S5.G7 January.
Has sold $3.50 January. ~
8 WnnKS-Sl.O7. fbal3t + =.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Memrhis. Sept. 29.-l0 \. Mo new
cases have been reported two dcatts have
occurred siuce last night Lvstleton Penn,
and Rev. Faihsr d. Rsyillc.
.NooH--Three new cases have been report.
ID v The board Of health, w. Hie.,. Chss.
loess White. end Levi Wrong. The laa'
samed IL . ChinAnsn. Tuo more dea,hs
nsv' e.. ece i'rsd, Hattie spssgu and Au,ouio
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each side. To morrow these gentlemen go
out to look at this property, and it will pro.
badly result in a town that will eclipse
Deadwood
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The place TO get your moneys worth it
the Mvoli saloon, where you find the cooless
Milwaukee Lager Beer on draugh!, and
fine free lunch every morning from 9 to
1880, and Saturday nights from 9to 1850
P. NJ.
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TELEcRAPHlc eREvITIEs.

New York, Sept. 2e-The Necktar brought
$4,000. Of which $5o0,OO0 is American
mid coin
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CUTTING THE TELEGRAPH LINES.

CUTTING THE TELEGRA LINES.
Berlin, Sept. 27.-The Russian telegraph
lines have been repeatedly cut by the Tur-
comans. News from an advanced detach.
ment of the expedition against Tekke Yur-
comans, across kopetdagh. is accompanied
with the urgent petition for reinforcemente
and another division has therefore been or.
dered to assemble at Ballu.
RUssIA's FIRES.
London, Sedt. ga Russian official
messenger states that 2,9s7 fires occurred in
Russia during August. causing damage to
property to the amount of twenty million
roubles.
ACGEPTED TURKISH PROPOSAL.
Vienna, Sept. 26.-The delegation COM
mission has accepted the Turkish proposal
claiming the right of using the military
roads of Bulgaria.
EMlGRANTs.
London, Sept. 26.-The last party of
tenant farmers sent TO Canada to investigate
the advantage of settlement in the domin-
ion represent portions Of Scotland and
north, east and west England. Seventy
farmers from Sweden have sailed, intending
to settle in Manitoba and of their under.
standing proves successful they will be join
ed by six hundred Swedes next spring.
GERMAN GEoaRApHERs.
Lisbon, Sept. 26.-Two distinguished
Germany geographers, Doctors Graefe and
Gosser, have arrived on their way to
Africa; they have been sent by the govern.
ment in = scientific miesion.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Fresh Baltimore Oysters received every
day at
: a WALTER II. CARR's.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WALL STREET.
New York, September 26.
Money-Easy, SOC per cent.
Government's-Steady.
Stocks-S:rong.
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NILwAuKEE.

Milwaukee,, September 70.
WHKAT-l@2lc higher. Hard Sl.O6;
No. !, $l.044; No. 9, Sl.03l cash 81. .0As
October Sl.06! November No. ), 90, No.
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Fresh roll 4 No. butter at
JESK1NsoN's.
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FOREIGN.
FAILED,

London, Sept. 2G.-The Birmingham nut
and bolt company have failed.
MORE AMNEsTED COMMUNISTS.
Paris. Sept. 26-The Courier du Soir says
Blanqi is seriously ill. The transport Vara
has landed with another convoy Of amnest-
ed cammunista. r
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AHu IUTHIS tHe IUIIOWtug 1TuHk IlIHeS:
Chicago, eeuasn 1ts6s oadtssa!s ihs,
Chicago; Hsux City Yaatm ias,
Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque : L crusss iias,
Chicago, fssspes. ! ossssss Linz,
ckIesgs. L c.esss. W.seas Minnesota Line.
Chicago. 81. fssl ; Eaasspals ihs,a @s&
Chicago. Elvsstss i iats ssDssiesN Nas,
Chicago, e.ssa Bay xasssstss ias.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
p1cKPoCKET PRICE.

Thomas alias Deaf" Price. q notorious pick
pocket. operated tho pockets OF unsuspicious
spectators I'm Madison Square Garden yesterday.
There expert eye. however. which witnessed
lis delicate digitA manipulations. and he vory
much discomAtod and disgusted member Of the
light-fngored fraternity when he found himself In
the clutches Of Detective Dusonberry Of tho Central
Office. Tho particular gentleman whose pockets he
was rifing. Mr.. Marco Sala, had arrived but few
hours previously from Italy. his native land. Re
accompanied the detective and the pickpocket to
Police Headquarters. They wero riding in Fourth
avenue car. and when ut Eighteenth street tho sd-
venturous Mr.. Price. who sandwiched
between Messrs. sals and Dusenborry. botcd
for tho door. The detective sprang after
him, but Price. whose progress was i'm
peded by tho passengcrs. threw hts umbrella bo-
tween the detectives feet causing him to stumble.
In the meantime the prisoner jumped to the street.
An uptown was coming along ut rapid rate.
The horses struck the fugitive, knocking him down,
md ho narrowly escaped being run over. Bounding
to his foct. ho placed himself In pugilisic attitude.
situation at glance With well-timed blow from
the shoulder hc knocked tho fellow down, and De-
tcctive Dusenbcrry immediately secured him. They
reached Police Headquarters without further advan-
turc. Prices picture adorns the Rogues Gallery.
Ho has served number OF years In the Pcnitcntiary
and in State Prison. An indictment 10 now pending
against him for grand larceny in the District Attor
neys office. John Price, his brother. lisa well known
sneak bank thief, and another brother, James, has
turned dishonest penny at picking pockets. All
three have served their country In Sing Sing and
similar institutions.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
LErsuRELY RECEIVERS.

To THE EDITon OF THE HKRALp:-
You would greatly oblige tho many creditors Of
tho defunct Eclectic Life Insurance Company by
making public the fact OF the ntolorable delay In
the winding up of that institution. This company
was placed In . receivers hands In September, 1S7s;
its assets fixed at 100000 and the debts and
liabilities ut S32C0O0. cannot understand that.
with this certain amount OF assets and debts. law
fully ascertained and passed upon creditors cannot
receive their dividends after lapse OF over six
years. 30 far not cont has been paid to any of the
company scroditors. understand that thoro has been
some litigation regarding the mortgages composing
tho companys assets, but tho foreclosure OF mort
gage not lengthy proceeding. 1t Is certainly
disgrace to American Justice that corporation can
not be wound up and nquidatod In six years time.
especially where there has been comparatively little
litigation to clog tho wheels OF justice ~ Is the
with tho Eclectic. Please publtsh this. IL may
possibly elicit reply from MIR. huggies. the re-
ceivcr OF the company. I. L.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
A FROG HoLLowrTE's FIST.

Charles soteldo. prominent member OF tho Frog
Hollow Club. OF Morrisania, released from
Blackwells Island only fortnight since. after
ing twelveinonth term for an alleged attempt at
highway robbery. About two o'clock yesterday
morning he knocked loudly at the door OF John
Reeds saloon In lJ6th street, and when the pro-
prietor from window overhead demanded his bust
ness Sotedo answered., "Boer." Reed said he had
closed for the night and Soteldo coaxed him to come
a beating and thrust him into his saloon Reed not-
fed Policeman Helms, who about an hour afterward
arrested Soteldo az hc was dancing with party OF
wandcll sent sotedo back to tho Island this time
for two months.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
HARD ON rRAvELLERs.

To THE EDrToR OF THE HEnALD:-
am rejoiccd to learn through your columns this
morning that there il remedy for 'ovils complained
Of" and tnat IN application TO the bureau of In
cumbrances" will bring Immediate relief am ono
OF about Ave thousand people that cross the Cham
bers street forry daily but have nevor once had the
free use OF the sidewalk on Chambers from Greon-
wch to West street. There IL not one minute In tho
whole day that carts not backed up across tho
sidewalk, and pedestrians are compelled to climb
boxes and barrels at the risk of breaking their
limbs and tearing their clothes. In front Of one OF
two houses tho sidewalk obsructed by drays from
eight o'clock in tho morning until six o'clock at
night. There II no other city In the world whore
such nuisances are tolerated. II there In other
remedy let these business houses DO compelled to
receive or ship their goods at certain hours whom
the travel In limited, say from ten to three o'clock.
Ia II not true that this "Bureau of Incumbrances"
for small monthly consideration grant permits
TO these "obstructionistsY PEDESTRIAN.
DEcEMBER "a, 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
l62 MANHATTAN AVENUE. Greenpoinl
CAN SUCH THINGS BE?

To THE EDITOR oy THE HERALD
The HERALD la always foremost in advocating the
suppression Of wrongs and in the defence Of right.
Let mo then call your attention to . gross outrage
that is constantly occurring in this city, refer to
the diamond auctions" $50 caed) that held from
time to time Auctions advertised to be sales Of
bankrupt stock and are SO worded and carried out
as to mislead the public and swindle many. The
facts of that these saes instead OF being
collections of job lots OF stones almost always
the property Of dealer who attends the sale
with his 'cappers'' and swindles the public into
paying great deal moro for the stones than they
would bring in any respectable establishment. The
trouble is that these 'inock" auctions carried
by regularly licensed sufficiently reputable nuc-
tfoDeers. 1t is dangerous revival OF the ''mock
auction" swindle the HERALD has In the past SO
effectually denounced. An investigation OF thaso
facts will prove them to be as have stated.
q. n. q.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
SLOW TRANSIT.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
There seem to be all sorts Of complsints about
the elevated roads. but few. II any. about the time
they make; let me have my say. At night. after
hard days work. poor fellow don't know what he
can depend on between ave and seven o'clock. We
have been told that we were going to have rapid
transit but all the old residents Of Harlem know
that we are not much ahead o. the old ways. few
evenings since took my seat in the at Hanover
square minutes to six p. NJ. and before was
half way across the bridge Third avenue the boat
that left Fulton street at six p M item minu es later
than left Hanover square) making her landing.
few mornings ago came down on the steamer
that left Harlem Bridge at Quarter-past eight A. NJ
and was on the dock at Fulton ferry in
minutes. Wherein blessed with the "L''
roadf SN$*S
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
PURE MILK WANTED.

ID THE EDTroR OF THE HERALD:-
Some months since the subject of pure milk and
tho best method OF furnishing it to the consumers
in this city was discussed by men we'll known In
this community, reported in the HzRALD. wish
to ask what has become Of this movement From
the we'll known character Of some Of the gentlemen
who seemed to be Interested in the matter we had
reason to expect good results. Months have passed.
and still Obliged to submit to the frauds OF
the milk venders. and thousands Of mothers ask the
reason why. II the gentlemen referred to Will ap-
peal to the women Of this CITY they will find ample
encouragement. In my own circle of acqusintsnces
many with myself plead for pure milk.
MOTHER.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
CUT WITH HIS OWN RAZOR.

Edward Mccormack. q podler. residing at No. "
Van Buren, street. Brooklyn. on Wednesday night
last won't into tho barpcr shop Of George Rosb. at
No. "A De Kalb avenue, and obtained shave, for
which he refused to pay. The proprietor, In At
tempting TO eject him, was severely cut about the
hand WIN 3 rasor. McCormsok WAS arrested
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorH-Letters intended for this column must os
accompanied by the writer's full name and address
to insure attention Complainants who are unwilling
Write only on side OF the psper.-ED. HERALD-l
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
DANGEROUS.

TO THE EDrron OF THE HERALD:- VIZ
terrible nuisance exists the elevated rail-
roads, which the Board Of Health should them
to abate. 1t sends hundreds Of old and young 70
their graves and engenders disease daily. alluds
TO the practice Of opening both doors Of block
before the stations reached and keeping them
open after the train moves. Why not only open the
back door of every car, except the rear IL the
platform does not include that? Atpresent we have
gusts of cold sweeping through the car by opening
both doors, chilling and giving us all colds the :ore
runner of disease. DAILY TRAVELLER.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
ONE NEIGHBoRHooD OF MANY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-
Have citizens no rights that builders bound to
respect? We among the sufferers lO0ih street
and Lexington avenue. II is almost impossible to
walk any way ont OF this block. They building
all around and heap up lumber sand and bricks
where. the sidewalk should be. We in
danger OF being down by carts on the sidewalks
we'll. POOR SUFFERERS.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
A NUISANCE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
/ wish to call the attention OF the Third avsnue
'L road officials to the hlthy condition OF the Third
avenue crossings at 12sth street. in quence OF
the dirty water constantly running down from the
track above. This has been the case for at least
month past the great annoyance OF people having
to the avenue, and in many instances persons
have complained of their clothes being injured and
spoiled This great nuisance should be remedied at
once. would suggest that the company supply
sufficient number OF the same kind of pans now in
ut the depots or something similar to them. y.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
VINO KNOWS?


To THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-
win you be kind enough to inform many OF your
readers why the Board of Police don't send the pay
ron of the inspectors. who were employed at the
last election. to tho Comptroller? INSPECTOR.
The New York herald., 1879-12-26
THE TRUCK NUISANCE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-
Now that Great Jones street has been repaved and
made quite thoroughfarc would like to ask IL
there is way 10 prevent the great nuisance Of
from twenty to thirty wagons standing in the street
every night and all day Sunday? These wagons pro-
ject in the street their whole length. and in
formed that is contrary to ordinance and against
the order of the Police Board. a SUFFERER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-14
CAPfTULO sEGUNDO.
De las coacciones

Art. 125. Todo acto, omission 6 ma
rifestacion, asf de funcionarios p1blicos
como de particulares, que tenga POI
objeto cohibir 6 ejercer preston sobre
los electores para que usen de su de.
recho lie abandonen contra ell impulse
libre de su voluntad, constituye delito
de coaccion electoral, siempre que
juicio y conciencia del Tribunal que de
81 haya de entender concurra al menos
una de las dos CIRCUMSTANCES siguien-
tes:
Primera. Que 81 acto, omission 6 ma
nifestacion sean contrarios la Ley
Reglamento
Segunda. Que 81 acto, omission 6 ma
nifestacion, aunque sean lfcitos en- ST
mismos, SO hayan realizado con Ell OBJ
jeto principally y determinante de cohi-
bir ell ejercicio de los derechos electora-
les, de suerte que de no existir ese fin
en- el acto no 10 hubiera ejecutado.
Art. 1875. El delito de coaccion
electoral SO castigara con la pena de
prision correctional Y multa de Glen
cinco mil pesetas & inhabilitacion tenn
porel.
Art. 127. Cometen delito de coac-
cion electoral, aunque no conste nj apa-
rezca la intencion de ejercer preston So
bre los electores
Prrmero. Las Autoridades civiles.
militares 8 eclesiasticas que, dirigi6ndo.
SO 4 los electores que de ellos dependan
Dc una mlaneTa personal I diEeqta, lss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-14
TITULO vi.
DE LA SANCION PENAL.
CAPITULO PRTMERO.
DE las falsedades.

LIE los /WSeOOIeS.
Art. 1913. Toda alteration i omi-
sion intencionada en- los libros, regis
tros, actas, ccrtifcaciones, testimonies
8 documentos de cualquier genera que
sirvan para el ejercicio de los derechos
electorales, y realizada para impedir 6
difcultar su practica y variar L oscu-
recer la verdad de sus resultados, cons.
tituye ell delito de falsedad en- materia
electoral, y sera castigado con las penas
de prision mayor y multa de Glen 4 Gin
co mil pesetas.
Art. 124. Seran reos del delito de
falsedad en- materia electoral, ademas
de aquellos que cometan actos que los
Tribunales consideren comprendidos
en- la anterior defnicion:
Primero. Los funcionarios 6 parti-
culares que con ell fin de dar 8 guitar
ell derecho electora, alteren las listas,
los asientos del libro del censo sus
modifcaciones, certifquen inexacta-
mente sobre bienes, tftulos cualidades
en- que Sc funde ell derecho 6 la inca
pacidad electoral, y los interesados 6
sns representatives que con iguales fines
falten 4 sahiendas ( la verdad en- sus
actos, peticiones 7 deelagaqiones,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-14
GACETA DEL 13.

Inserta ell peri6dico Official una
aclaracion 8 complemento las dis
posiciones anteriormente dictadas por
ell Gobierno General para ell plan
teamiento de la ley electoral, que re-
produciremos oportunamente, y una
disposition de la Intendcncia sobre
contracts de servicio p1blico que
transcribiramos en- otro nImero.
Listas electorales para la election
de Diputados 1 C6rtes ultimadas EN-
octubre de 1875 y correspondence al
distrito de Coamo, mandadas publ
car por ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General: contienen SO contribuyen-
tes, l0l capacidades, total 10 elec-
torres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-14
) SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
,E LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
sECRETARIA.
{ Continuation. J


SIS entendera que renuncia ell cargo
de Diputado electo 8 presunto el que no
presentase su credercial en- el Congre-
so dentro de los terminus prefjados
be declarara en- su consecuencia la va
cante despues de haber resuelto sobre
la legalidad de la election 10 que proce-
da.
Art 49, Si un mismo indiv1duo
resultare elegido por dos 6 mas Distri-
tos q la vez, optara por uno de ellos an
te ell Congreso dentro de los ocho dias
siguientes q la aprobacion de la Ultima
de sus actas 81 ent6nces estuviese va
a1mitido como Diputado 8 de treinta
dias en- otro case.
A falta de opcion expresa en- uno i
otro t6rmino, decidira Ia suerte ante ell
Congreso 81 Distrito que le correspon-
da, = Sc declarara la vacante con res
pecto los demas.
Art. I19. Los electores los candi-
datos que hubiesen 6gurado en- una
eIeccion podr4n acudir ante el Congre-
30 en- cualquier tempo antes de la apro-
b6cion del acta respective con las re-
clam aciones que les conYengan contra
ysli des 3 81 yesultado do la misma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-14

Segundo. Los Presidentes de las Co.
misiones Inspectors que habiendo re-
cibido los avisos para anotar las varia-
clones en- las casillas del censo de su
Distrito, dejaran intencionadamente de
anotarlos.
Tercero. Los Alcaldes 6 individuos
de la Ccmision inspectora del censo que
no publicasen oportunamente los edic-
tos designando los edifcios en- que SO
haya de verifcar la election, 6 come
tieren maliciosamente en- la designation
errores manifestos.
Cuarto. Ios que alteren las frmas
sellos, 9 veriicaren cualquiera modifi-
cacion 6 manejo frandulepto en- las pro-
puestas de Iaterventores, aperture de
sus pliegos, actas de su contenido, de-
signacion de suplentes demas opera
clones relativas 4 la constitution del
Colegio electoral.
Quinto. Los Presidentes y Secreta-
rios de la Comision inspectora que ma
liciosamente dejaren de remitir q la
Secretar1a del Congreso Y a las Seccio-
nes las actas de constitution de los Co.
legios y las de escrutinio.
Sexto. Los Presidentes de mesa 6
funcionarios 6 particulares que mali
alteraran los dias Y horas
de la election, 6 indujeran a error q los
eiectores por cuafquier medic sobrg
esos extremes. ts&
Setimo. Los que aplicasen indebi-
damente votos favor de un candidate
s le privaran de ellos, asf para 81 cargo
de Diputado como para cualquiera otro
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