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, 1882-10-07
Gathered IN.

The IiALo pclnocrat mas oces.ion 10 use
most Of It's lccal column in giving the t;ans-
actions Of thieves II Boise City. Within
two days, eight or ten robhadss OF attempts
al robbery are recorded. The Democrat
says:
The whole town has Deen te--orizsi fer .sre-fl
weeks and many VUcnfn ami ctlI!Een i.sde down
right sick from n=ENo1s pro,tration H-c!-esl IS
visits or Grea, O. visits itu! u>s thieves Some
fs-!lies -ay they Will lsoye way from is;ss Z t.
town Is not n OF ii.ass clt Jhrn--s- TIE r-y Is
IN hanis Of citizens wo c"El1 stop = al w-i--..
twenty -four hours whenever tney GAe = ronc- Il
do 70.
Trouble is spprehen!-i il Born. RiTs-
csnvon. Tae Democrat ssy7;
= -srl tat tie Ore-oL sso-- Lin -r-;sr. -:
o =. t'-.,l.-L lss; wr-k bolt hungry, and AL
q as-.cJ eaIias kiii-r.'s Ia4E--rE-G SasI. ElS TAO
Irgrl N fJgnt RIVER canyon
Here Is shs way they ssssss III Altcras
county. Iiato: ShsIiff, $3.50; Recorder,
$50; Assessor, $3.50. AID 80 o. :i.goash
re iis:. 7. F. S:ngiser nas b=ea zsasssed
5000.
OF the Oregon shosta Line the Salt Lake
Tribune says:
FINN Arae-1csn Falls 70 which Poini an, 4 little
farfLEr westward. the I0It = conpl=tet. 10 Loiss
Ctv sri almost within sight u: eaca oSs-. E.sy o
.e-n huasreis Of Contraction camps, ssith t-zi-
lords OF tszns ai men, biSs:in,. Flowing. -lEsA
in- sinking picking and sAovelin., sn4 rc-=iIsy
io.y4ri to completion snother ;lreci II tie great
r=t-xCEk VI Ailscicsr ra-lroaas-
rLzs ben oHci4Ily dsc!i-i ,Ha; Haley shsu Be
.5a terminus OF lie staoL.ri garzs WOOD Eiver
iranck OF tie 0reSon Shn-f Linz tn,s branch Wall
l-..e The r.Eir line 4; tn Li-iie Wood Eive-
:,, abo1t CO rlss dist=Lt, and l. exfcfe3 u rsSea
usii-y .hi, seasJa. bG: dem il 1oEbful. sltaguya
tSra an .sysEaI thousand oo tks lis4 ani tie
- irrs ar s1thintea miles and rap43ly aEq-oash
IL.
, 1882-10-07
Tls Sa-erscS.

The regular weekly meating OF the Wails
Walia Sazerac Club was held at the same o!d
place, las, evening; Wen Phillips AZ :he chair.
,iirutes Of the las: meeting read AID being
correct were disappToved. ThCmas jefferson
rose in his place. and stated, tina. during tnc
dar, lie had been shown yellow jacket
sixteen inches long and
MH. GLADSToNE--I move that Mr.. Jeler-
son have the Vice Presidents chair.
NJ. JEFFERSON - Perhaps tie brother
doubts my word. He can see for himself,
by calling on the Cos,umer's, on Third stree
(applanse and c-ies Of oh, oh3
THEo. TALMsGE-Mr Chairman, Ire teen
asked if the Club is going to establish the
Daughters OF Cain, or any or that Sort Of
thing. usual IN vice water lodges.
CHaIRMAx-No sir. We can raise Cain
enough now: it is the business of this lodge
to raise that sort OF thing. Besides, this is
not all ice water affair.
Mr.. BEEcHER-I have the name of Joseph
Pulsipeurio for membership.
MR. PoTIPHAE-I don't Ike the name
Joseph. When was boy, back IN Cru-
necticut, used to read about one Joseph,
AMI it tiawntd on me that no was Il darBct
fool man, aud somehow / have been pr ju-
diced against the mana Joseph, ever since:
l obje.t.
Nix. BEEcHER-Bat tGis is no Mo-aic age.
Mr.. TIToN-NOr Ehsabethlu el-her fer
the matter of that, and
When B-ec5er threw tie schoaa"T, Nr
Potiphar fel By the waysiit. ani Wen
Phillips hal al he could do TO quell the
riot. Orisr was restored after 4 time, apolo-
ges were made, aud resolution vas carried
that the rieetings be heii Saturday Instead
OF Wednesday evenings. Adjourned.
, 1882-10-07
NOTICE
I..xp oYTIcs ~ W.LIA WsIis, = 7,

L.,p 0rr,cs ~ W.LIA W.Iis, Y T,
S-.l-eu.as- y, ls,2.
No,ic- IA hereby l1rs1 ti-a= ~ ."i-'p;ii
,,u..d se:, e h@- uisc no:i;e "t M. ,n'es'i"'
70 r..xe fns, pEOot IA -Tt-"-- - n e,e'h:'
,,ad that ..ii prnof I'd. ie \ ad' H.i",e :. - -
.and Dt1cc, 81 N,l,a Walls. ca ,Sssfr' s,f,s -
So. VIZ. Harrison y ks',.an. tid ~ = II !,
ts,SiSW ADD Y :, Sc q. 7 ;,
70 EWN He naines rbs following VII
-. "a rroy. hi. cn1tInnJus Te-id-1ce ia
,nd c1,risa,ioa Of. aid land. E.., james =
p-rS y ?. Bod. s. J. Perks, ard Jshn u
W;I~n al Of N.iis WsIl,. ". I.
.eISxtd e. H. MORRISON, Register.
, 1882-10-07

A-rr,rF7ED SUIcIDE Last msrt III.
c..r.,zon Was called 70 the Mlx baIidIrg
70 attend girl nanei Lizzie Iao7npsof'
who had. With srieidsl igteat sTal.oFei =
Iarre qrantisy Of ls-i'aam. The Dos',F
..c,.eti,d in his efo:ts to sArs lie ana 81
though the girl is weak to-day -he = on' o.
SanEer from tia. source The g'ri asked tor
IN. drug >, a. z. Holmes yesterday sitsl'
,co, bu, he refused TO let her have IL She
oh.,;n..s !, elseuk~-e. There Is h's OF
s,aniaioas history back of th-s AfAir ahicn
q. have hal at hand for come fiseen days
,nd il Was a. iirs. ,ho.ght this Led to the a.
,.o, bar lie. ba. w- are informed tses
rs .n olisr love sfi.ir. Pe-h.Ps 20.
, 1882-10-07

ALI EAM-Forty miles IS the distance
from Aibia. to Bcuneyl.ie, AMI the 'osd is
as Substantial a. mon y aad god ensiree'-
!. rcoald bui,a. Il : val talias.ed, there are
no sharp cures, ard the :aoioa o. the train
wss ex.rsortiiu=riiy ear. Everything is=SS-
srauy!si and tle company sai the officers IN
C. arze Of construction maF b'as: VITA L.
he OF :kai: achievement Nesix ara me
,.sr-u,v1n grade i. 26 zee; {, ,h- III i. ,ad
eas:~ar,. 80 feet, hn, io- sro.t distance
ouly. lob .i,y 0: T.. sss u.i!.a 70 'osn'sii
lunbsr for rne terminus a. Ai5'n. ~ii
somewhat delay op-ning 0. tie rosd ios 'ra;-
nc, In, regular trans vii DC Pat "a within
sires E--ks.
, 1882-10-07
ST. Paul's School. waua waIla

This school for girls vii enter upon its
eleventh year THURSDAY. September :, 1872.
The instruction will be Q; the mos. thorough
character. the discipline strict bat kind, the
house happy home
The Music and Art D-partments viii be
under the direction Of especially eomp<ten;
teachers
Particular attention given to primary
sch,lar-
Fer further particulars address:
II. u. LATHR0P. d. b.,
ausl2-wt! Wslla WaI,a. ". r
, 1882-10-07
What Z New Conner Thinks.
NAiLA WsLLA, Sept. 20

NsILA WsLLA, Sept. 20.
EDrcG SrATEsNAE As | was reading
Yoar paper today, l thouEht yea might ac-
cept 4 line or 70, from the pen Of one who
has come to yOur valley but recently Lik-
Ing the outlook anI appearance of the city o:
Waila Walla. though; a tom over the hills
and through the cosLtry would give ideas,
not atta'uatle i such "Trip wer, not made.
.AHa eyeryv here ro-witbs aniing the com
Paratively snar: crops Q! the past summer,
I find farmers IreFa.ing to sow more wheat
than ever before. fearing OF the Eureka
Fiat arI Of the fertility Of the soil, IN that
direction soon iouai n.y=e': gong. CominS
to the Tonchet 4 rliie below Prescott. the
exceedingly active, and lively rev burg, |
saw before lae 4 fine farm beautifully located.
Meeting I gentleman. whom | learned Mas
Mr.. FL. C. Russ. oSaGr OF the faTm was
ias. adniliag. IIs Kindly showed NE over
his farm hich contains over 1900 acres d:
fine lard. magnificent belt Of timber which
will BE- very valuable in the near future, hre
water power, for manufactures or nils. |
ventu.e,l 80 suggest that he ought 70 divide
1t up into smaller firms. AL sell OF a
portion, in that way give some Others a
chance 20 own land. GA winch there Is
timber and water" two very necessary ad-
juncts to home by the way The sol /
found gooi all the way to the Fiat, and 1t
is surprising to note the many :arms on that
much talked of "Fiat 1t VIII not be many
wears before 4 railroad VIII rIn through II.
/ presume, and no doubt town Will be built
sonaev here IN that section then,
L. REvoIR."
, 1882-10-07

N.P.R E.-At tine annual 1esiInS Of
tns Ngr.he-a Pse;dc recently held N New
Y,s;, = spleniid showing was naie. Not
u-ta-taniing v the immense ont!aY on conStfae-
ton work there wa IN hand at me A'giG'
mug Of The Hs,ai ysar in cash, SIi,S5ir'ii
AID y,t !; hal not been tOand necessary %
deliver siusle bond to the syEd:,A'e siaea
last December, nor had the rP,n m'rhe'
b,sp sPPaale3 to Up to the END OF the hsea'
year. TIE company takes the ground 'ha'
.he iaac,,on O: congress IS iErsvocably settles
tae land grant question as any action eoa-l
have done. a-6 !: now treats that iSsue a.
settled and the security Of tie !snd grant as
al accon plishei fact.
, 1882-10-07

The FaIE To-day, exhibitions have oc-
cGpied quite al ci the shelves and tables
prepared at the Opera HoUse. ami there Is a
very crrditlh,e showing Of the -.ticlrs gem
eraily exhibited at sneh place. There Is
Sc; tro showing of the fruits OF tins valley,
IA IT, araen, Grled ani "a med shape. OF
Vegetables. there are a2oat a nrnd'ed spec
Ia.eas and very fine; especially the potatoes
aul cathaga. The grain samples are excellent
Throughout. Tie liiies monopClize, as tney
should, mos, Of the spqce and the showing
article, raic hy them, IL very tne. The
following are the names Ot exhibitors adj
6itioual to those We gave yesterday. Mrs.
e.. B4urneister. Hiss siagGe BUCKET, Mrs.
>auz.. Miss Emma Davis. Miss Herzog,
Mss Clark. Ms. II. Hungate, Mss Laura
H1usate. Miss Mary Jessie. Jas. Custer,
Miss Emma Stine Chas. Damn, Miss Sarah
Sfine. Mr.. Br. Calder. Miss Matte lsiacs,
Miss Grace Isaacs, :. H. Efuin, Maud and
Xrlo Straight. Mrs Robinson. Mrs. DIR.
Calder displays some choice specimens OF
VAN work nd sketches. The Halthas been
pleasantly ami appropriately decorated. aud
i now ooen Tor visitors. TINS evening
rn-.yic viii he furnished "a an additional at
traction.
, 1882-10-07

The HU<TINGBoy MISF. - Every day
brings fresh evidence that the mineral re-
sources Of t:,;> couatry are "a yet. com1ara'
lIc,l, EnLnewn. We are able 10 present
eao.ae: yrso: Of this to-day. Mention has
,f-ee eea mace Ia the STATESMAN OF the
UrulsaLdan mine, located near Rufnt r.ver'
Int t'.s value Of this claim has just been as
ce.t aimed from assays Of samples sent by H.
+. Ho!faes q tins City t. Swansea, Wales
Nr. Ho,nes IS one Of the fortunate owners.
The actual returns by working process per
ton OF twenty cwts sre respectively s"lS o.
SiS2 ca, s40S 90, S216 IS and S2so CO.
M,s<r<. Vivian the owners OF ;he Swansea
works IN , letter state that they VIII b.
p.casei :, take sny quantity at these p-lces.
TnIs report sncuid prove q great incentive
:, rrospe,;ors, throughout the whole real'n'
moe eSuecially when they kiow tha: the
--:G,: cost oi ors Ter ton from Pen-Ieton
.ld other raIlraad points 70 Liverpool Is
really less than SO per ton.
, 1882-10-07

An aromatic combination for the preservation
OF the teeth and gums. Il Is far superior TO
any preparation Of It's kind in the market. In
large. handsome. opal pots. Price 50 cen,s.
For sals BY al druggists HcGs-, Dsvi, &
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, oressn. q
Z. Holmes. Wa!la wai:a, W. 7. w DIV
, 1882-10-07

"GorDC Mzp,eL DucovEx1- CF,ds-
mark resissersdj b not only . sovereign rene
dy fc consumption. bus also %. eccsunpsive
n'sht'~sass bronchitis oough, splitting Of
blood, weak lungs, shortness of breath, and
kindred affections Of the thrua. and ehs-.. By
druggists.
, 1882-10-07

"Wells' Health Renever res.ur.s health
and viSur. cur,s Dyspepaia, Impotence. Sexual
Debility. 81.
, 1882-10-07

Oa.-y: VS. Ire s;fost &c yeiaee tie iaIcrest
Cd city scrip. made to cripple the contractor
c.iing i. IL, City Bal wo.s: Yen catch tie
i6aa.
, 1882-10-07
Llkp.

In this city, DC. B.. Mary Ea-a, inf.ns
dsashtsI @; 1lich.al Price. aged yeAr sai
nnIihs-
, 1882-10-07
NOTICE OF STOCKHOL- :
DERS' MEETING

Notice is hereby given. tina. meeting Of the
stockholders If the COLUMBIA AND Pa
LOUISE RAILROAD COMPANY, a cor
poration duly incorporated and organized
under the laws of Washington Territory, and
having its Office ami principai place of basines,
at Wanz Walla. in said Territory, viii .e held
at the office Of said Company. in said city of
Walla Walla. al tie hour OF eleven . clock II
" of TUESDAY, TIE FOURTEENTH day
# NOVEMBER, 1852, for the purpose at
a,,thorizin.; the irerease and o: increasing the
capital -t.ek Il said Company tthe Columbia
and Palou-s Railroad Companyl FROM the
present. amount, namely. TEN THOUSAND
SHARES II one hundred dollars each. ACRE
eating at the face or lar S.ins tbere,f ONE
MILLION DOLLARS. 70 THIRTY THOU
SAM SEVEN HUNDRED SHARES of
"ne hrn,ired dollars each, srsrg=tins st the
faca or p1r valne thereof THREE MILLION
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS, or 10 srch less amount may be
authorized BY said stockholjcrs' meeting
e. II. PRESCOTT,
J. ". DoLPH,
Ii. ". CHASE,
". ii. UPTON,
~ G. BLALCCK,
Trustees Of the Columbia and Ps!uuse Raj.
roai Company.
Attest: W II. CPToS,
A--i-tan, Secretary.
self-WSt
, 1882-10-07

Poucz CgUBT.-Tne desiEe to ;eF' the o.
a.i-l bent Ct the new Justice Of the Pesee'
makes things lively in the Police Court NJ.
Wm. Widsll was tie first presented this
morning. He said ne wanted 70 learn ''b'o-
up-serenely" and the only wsy 10 get the
score ras - set :Gl. He u:s assessed Si"-
Mr.. Kennedy followed snd Iaid his t'e
promptly $40. M. J. Airinze was the third
can niida.e and dropped his $40 30 He
links somebody .-doped' him
, 1882-10-07

The f~ir should bs hsld ,xu xeeis earlier in
the season.
, 1882-10-07
!" BaehaP2ihA.

Washee Wsshee has made Al .issa,a IN
price. Too nGchs wood costs.
, 1882-10-07
slavens Cherry Tooth Pasts.

Qu.ek, complete cure, All annoying Kiire-.
Bladder aud Urinary DiseAses. 81. Druggists.
, 1882-10-07

=.: - 1rs, q. 9 .cyigs G:
."--.... .v -aNs.;l.aru Pacific
--s=Ez de- arrs - tie baak Q:
49, sake a tsaa-oze aEd
L. pate Issuance. /. !.
'-s, res .--. = l..:.e ,s...s,,
',''-;; ZEN saiVLi,a b5iy 1nd
,'.r.a..,'' ''--. M :a=Fe Z, birds
: : ';=. ~. l'-s a:tae IS, an Al,
s--z-..-ss s sA;e'r @: lie Pa i':c.
--.z,..,' ne O.: taeNar.hern Pa.
=, '.z-r. ~. y ) tan %. ,--s. m5sara....
= III Il =. 3;.a very aae. I. is
A7''.sa 5ss. Bo:c ssn.
, 1882-10-07

Zeal estate in tie nsigborhooi OF P.souse
stree, i advancing il prios -a7itly.
, 1882-10-07

CITY ard farming prn"er,v for sale 'osns
and Mi sihds of Irlers prel1Iet
, 1882-10-07
Alan n. DenniSen,
REAL ESTATE AGrKT,
WalIn Waila, IS. I.

Room No. =. i;alc-r Dr;lliar.
". Main and 81 SLs. ten.rsno,, "a ?. - J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27
NAVAL INThLLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct 26.-Lieutenant l.. +.
Bxer been ordered to duty IN the IIydrograpbic
Office the 10Th OF November. Lieutenant f. I rin
TO appear before the retiring board. Caplar j. IS.
Jourett has been detached from command 81 Ibe wv
omng but 10 continue III command OF the Naval
duty on Coast Survey and ordered to duty in the Nv
geographic Office the 10Th November Lien, an ant
Commander Isaac Hasett from duty I'm the Uvdro
graphic ONCE the 31st instant, and ordered as an
ecuiiye of the kearsagc on the 9th NOye err Lieuta-
AMI Chapman &. Todd, Master Albert Merit Snrgson
Johu L. Nelson, Passed Assistant Engineer VI N
stevenson Gunner James NJ hogg, and Carpenter Will
lam Richardson from the Wyoming and placed ON walt
ing orders. Assistant Paymaster l.. q Kerr
from the Wyoming and ordered TO settle ac-
counts and TO continue duty the Naval 9fatton
Port Royal :. c. Master Henry McRea has been grated
Rear Admiral Bacn. commanding the Pacinc Satan
reports Navy Department under date of Cnllap
Peru. September q, That ,he Lackawanna "A saed
from Lailao TalcahuanO Chin thar the Pensacoa
remains at CalaO. that the Essex was xpectcd ar
that port about october 10.
The United states slip Nanddlia left Hampton Roads
Yesterday iOr Philadelphia.
Assisa ant Naval Constructor T. T. BOwles has been de-
tailed duty Secretary OF the Naval Advisory Hoard
now i'm session IN the Navy Department.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Oct. 20.-The Commission BEGAN
its labors here to-day. The Board Will mold daily ses-
sion al the Navy Yard and invite the attend OF All
who have advice information 10 suggest or
for or against the continuance OF the Yard
NEWPORT H. L. Oct. 26.-The Uutedk lates ahip ITALIA
pOosa arrived curling the ghtt the Torpedo station with
supplies aud detachment Of boys from the Mime
for Inc training snip New Hampshire at this port The
United states training snip jamestown, Commander
Brown. arrived here during the night from GARDENERS
Bay.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct 26.-The United States ships
Powhatan and Constitution have arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

PULLING YOURSELF ABOUT WHERE YOU VILE
BUY YOUR WI TER CLOTHES COME RIGHT HERE
AND SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU. THERE Is
ONE THING YOU CAN DEPEND UPON, WE WON'T
DECEIVE YOU ABOUT THE QUALITY OF ANY.
THING WE SELL. AND WE'LL REFUND YOUR
MONEY CHEERFULLY IL YOU COME BACK
WITH THE GOODS
THIS COOLIsH WEATHER SUGGESTS WARNER
UNDERWEAR. DO YOU RECoLLEoT WHAT We
RECENTLY SAID ABOUT SOME FAMOUS ALLw0oL
SCARLET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS WE ARE SELL
ING AT 81 so PER GARMENTi KEEP THESE on
YOUR MIND UNTIL READY TO BUY. AND THEN
TAKE LOOK AT THEM-ITs REALLY WORTH
YOUR WHILE. WE HAVE EVERY OTHER KIND
AND GRADE OF UNDERWEAR AND. AS FOR DRESS
SHIFTS, WE WILL RISK COMPARISON OF OURS
WITH ANY IN THE MARKBT-READY.MADE,o OR
WE MAKE TO MEASURE. HOSIERY, NECKwEAB.
GLOVES, OF THE BEST MAKES. ALSO HERE
IN OUR BOYS "FIXINGs" DEPARTMENT., WHICH
INCLUDES EVERYTHING A BOY WEARS FROM
HATS TO SHOES, THE MOST DISTINGUISHED BAR
GAIN WE HAVE TODAY Is LOT OF GENUINE
sEALsKIN POLO CAPS SELLING FOR 81 rs EACH.
OUR FALL BOOK OF STYLES AND PRICES Is
READY FOR MAILING To PERSONS RESIDING
ELSEWHERE WHO WISH To ORDER CLOTHING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27
TRAINED NURSES GRADUATED.

The sixth annual oommencem ent of the
Training Scaool for held Charity Hospital
BackwelPs Island yesterday afternoon W. IL. Wick-
ham, rhe presiding officer, IN his opening remarks
sketched the duties OF Isaac H. Bailey then pre-
sented the diplomas Miss Alice M Tracy, of tue gradu:
Nursing" and Miss Josephine s. Gorham, one on
the Popular Conception OF q Nurses Duties"
following persons received prizes Miss sarah o. scran-
and Miss Mary A. Clark, $50 each, present d ny
Isaac II. Bailey and Dr. Thomas Burchard for the best
examination ana record for this Miss Mary e.
Crosby and Miss Rose f. Sheridan gold pens for excel
lence IN their duties and the besc ESSAYS on nursing.
These presented by Mr.. Wckham and Dr. b. L sea
man. chief OF staff ut the hospital Tne Rev. Dr. Coll,
made address to the graduates There were vocal
solos and music by the BOekemGu Trio Club The menu
berH OF the graduating class follows:
Brown Hannah l.. GOrham Josephine Scranton. Eliza p
Clark, Mary A. Kewley, Lllen Scranton, SADIE y.
tfJsby, Mary f. Riddle Liddie B. Sheridan Rose h.
Farweather, MaronFyan Kate Tracy, Alice NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27
CHARGES AGAINST ELECTION OFFICERS

Charles Raab, one OF the inspectors in the Second
Election District of the With Assembly District,
who is accused oil violating tho election laws at the
election OF 1881, was placed ON trial yesterday
The three Other inspectors were also arraigned but
separate trials were demanded. District Attorney
Mckcon aud John X. Fellows conducted the prose-
cutiOn and ElIbu Root and William f. kintzIng
were counsel for the prisoner. Assemblyman John
f. BrOdskY assisted the counsel TOR the defense
John j. O'Brlen was the first witness The charge
III that the last election day the prisoner refused
to receive the votes OF John +. Gerdes and George
Rickert, who we're old residents OF the district and
on whose names other persons mad voted. Mr.
o. Brlen Produced the records OF the Bureau OF Flee
tons showing the appointment of Raab and the
fact that he was sworn IN TO serve at No. Is Hes
ter-s,. he witness said that he was summoned TO
tho polling place Oh election day and found that
there was difference OF opinion among tho inspect
orsas to whether the ballot offered by Gerdes should
be olyod. Raab and Behau, the Republican aspect
ors were In favor o receiving IT, although some one
had already voted on the name The other nh
thought the vote should not be received John L.
Gerdes and George RickeIt testified the crcum
stances under which their votes were rejected T..
Ellery Anderson. who acted one of the counsel
20 advise Democratic voters. at the last
Election testified that he went to the
boiling place at the request of Mr.. Gurdes and read
Dortions -of the Flaw " the supervisors. especially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

that part requiring the inspectors to acceps vos1
who desired 10 swearin his vote even u they snouiu
think proper to have him arrested for perjury n'o
liately aIteIward. Tn, vote was refused ann, No
was advised to get mand anus from the supreme
Court.
Arequest by Mr. Root 10 the Recorder asking MN
10 direct an acquittal was denied aud the deienu
was called to the stand. He testified tnat no wns
taking rest when Dir. Gerdes offered MS Vote. W
chairman refused TO accept IL because the hae n I
been voted on. Tho inspectors consulted ana hnn,y
sent for John j. O'Brien. who suggested msh
damus. lie was not present when the vote OF Mr
Rlckert was rejected The case Will be given 70 tlo
jury to-day. The accused men are serving do III
spectors this year.
Henry Wiser q Democratic United states super
visor in the Twenty eighth Election District OF tne
Vth Assembly District. was taken before CnIscu
States Commissioner SpOoner yesterday on chaIgo
OF interfering th the election inspectors in thenis
charge OF their duty. He served at the polling
place at No. l56 Snllivan-st and ON October To- lo
second day OF registry he insisted that the inspect
oIs should register Louis Demanel. O foreign-OoTn
citizen. who came to the polls without his natnrail
zation paper. When the inspectors refused TO take
the name, Wiser directed tine special United states
Marshal to arrest Michael Bergen, the chairman o,
the Board. Bergen taken Into custody Iue
vas Immediately released, and Wiser himself was
arrested The prisoner was held by Commlssio .,a
SpoOner i'm 81 800 bail to await the action ot tbe
Grand Jury. The right to decide on the quRlihea-
ton of voters rests with the inspectors
Police Officers Thomas Chrystal and Francis
Fuchs OF the Tenth Precinct, VINO were indicted
few days ago charge OF violating the election
slaws presented themselves yesterday at the Dis
trict-AttOrney's office and gave bail Ia 81 900 to
appear for trial. The charge against Cbrystal ~
that he threatened to disturb Edmund hol,
u fruit pedler in his business II be voted certain
ticket at tho election in the With Assembly DIS
trlct last fall. Policeman Fuchs Is charged Win
assault on Jasper G.. Carpenter, who requested
the officer to arrest Daniel Mccormack, who was
charged with being repeater ut the same election
Mccormack arrested yesterday Sy Detectives
Reilly and Won Gsrchten and sent to the Iombs IN
default OF 81 800 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27
VESSELS DISABLED AT SEA.

The bark A. G. Reon. which arrived yesterdaN
on October IL latitude 29o 49, north, Longitude 6S
west spoke the bark Charles Stuart l42 DAYS Ur'
from Hong Kong for NewYork, short Oh 70 rhe
vessel - or4s that
Captain Nelson of the bark Amor Iepors+ the the
bark Genrge r Kemp from Cardenas for Boston,
was spoken in partially disabled condition. ~ III
the cyclone of October she had lost nearly for or
her sails and was on her stanford beam ends ZOE
hree honrs. The schooner Henry1M. Clark when az
rived Yesterday lost all of her sails IN the same
clnne and scudded under bare poles tor SIX nouns.