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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
Tee raikafive Cs.sul.
RgEVirIE,.

Albert J. Forrest left for Portland this
N 'rnine.
N. N. Holmes has concluded not to
run today for School Clerk.
An excellent Chinese garden. with all
appliances, 10 offered for sale BY Gee
Les & Co.
The Port Tovnsenders are getting the
prevailing spirit on and are discharginR
their Chinese helpers.
Since the LIST Of November Mr.. 8. G.
Young has been the Ortgontan's tsle-
graphic correspondent at Seattle.
Ex- Collector Bash and family have
moved over from Port Toensend to
WILDLY Island, and gone to farming
near Oak Harbor.
The WEKKLY Posi- IsrELLIaESoER for
the present week, full of interesting
local news. can be had az the publica-
ton effice and al the news stands at 10
cents copy.
The school election today will be
held at the kindergarten school house,
corner Third and Pine streets. The
polls will be open continuously between
the hours Of 8 q. m. and 8 p. %.
O. Il. Brewster represents Beede 4
Howe at Victoria. ]. F. Pickering has
quit the Thester Comiqus there. j.
Adds Gallagher has taken q clerkship
In the store of J. b. Ferguson 4 Co.
All are ex-residents of Seattle.
The schooner Yukon, Captain ]. F.
Pratt, anchored in the harbor yester-
day. She has been Occupied In the
coast survey at Port Susan, and is 60
ing into winter quarters In the Duwam-
ish River. The crew will be dis
charged.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Young Meme Christian Asso-
citation will be held in the pariors of
their hall this evening, at 7:30 o'clock.
All members are requested TO be pres
ent. On Tuesday evening of next
week the Board of Managers meet in
the office Of the Association at the same
hour.
In this issue Ed. s. Briscoe announces
himself as candidate for School Cierk
Of District No. l, to be vots d for at the
election to be held today. Mr.. Brisoos
10 Deputy County Treasurer, and famil-
lar With the routine of office work, and
we'll known in this city, where DO has
resided aimee 1876. II elected he pgUm-
ises honestly and faithfally to perform
the duties Of the office.
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TlgE AT SEA.

In q bottle picked up at Cape Flat
terry by the Indians, and brought 10
Port Townsend by Captain Schoneld,
Vas found slip OF paper on which the
following memoranda vas written:
Pscifc Ocean, Lat. N. Al deg. 10
min. south 13S deg, Sept. II, 1881. $50
a. m. Ship Olympus. Captain Edwards.
bound from San Francisco TO Pagst
Sound, on Ore ; twenty six souls on
board. God help as.
(SigIed) @. @. PHMNKY."
Referring to the above, We may state
that the crew Of the Olympus vas
picked up by the War Hawk, Captain
Hsines, aud safely landed at Port Dis
osvery. and that g. O. Phinney, who
saved bis vslise With the celebrated re-
cipe of the swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure, the only known sure cure for
rheumatism IN all its forms, 10 alive and
veil. aod Ia ready and willing 10 for
felt i've hundred dollars 10 any ose tax
ing Swamp Angelo Rheumatic Cure.
according TO directions, Who IL not
cured. although he has sold the
" recipe" 70 the B. A. X. C..
Misunderstanding Company. of Seattle,
Washington Territory. Who, on receipts
of enc dollar, Gill send bottle of their
medicine &, you. express paid. II 700
cannot obtain 10 Of your druggist. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

81 going we're enth csiastic In their 20
piaose. An immense string Of Norman
Fefcneroos vas also shown In contrast
q the sscne time, With q number Of
soetisnd ponies Ia the sro.tins class.
namorino King, owned BY C. J. Han
lin. OF Buffalo. tsok the drs. premium.
and Dos Cossack. owned By A. J. Cason.
OF Chicago. the second prize.
Ne eaxss To.
CLEsEIkxD (O.). Nor. 6-John Il.
Websr. formerly an officer IN the Eng
liss Army stationed at Gibraltar. broke
tvo OF his vife's ribs today during q
drunken frenzy. aud then swallowed
osssrtspoonful Of arsenic. He will die
4 Cicisae
PrrTYrKLD (tli }, Nov. GA cyclone
passed through this county in = nor,h
sestsrly direction this afternoon. un-
roofing houses and bs,ns and dong
considerable other injury TO prop-rs
bot taking no lives, ~ far as has been
learned.
shersdas's STAG
wAsHIsoTos. NV. o-By a general
order Il ls,e this afternooo froa
the headQ ,rters Of toe army, General
ooctt al uli~l Tue N5caoeles upoO BIS
personal staff created BY the relief OF
800 OF his aides de camp pursuant -
orders from the Var Dap ,rtment. TIE
neulv appointed aides are Lieutenant
Colonel Kellogg OF the cavalry and
Lieosensns Colonel Blant Of ths Ord
aance Department. Colo el Kellogg.
Who Vas an aide de camp to GenerAi
Thorn u daring the var. has lately re
termed from Europe, where he attended
this years au'umn mAncuvsrs Of the
French Arnv, aud IL now serving With
his troop At Fort Sapply. Indian Terri
tory. Colooel Blunt has bees serving
for more than Q year as inspector of
rifis practice at the headquarters OF the
army. the duties OF vhica position be
sill cousinue 70 discharge in addition
to those OF aide de camp. He Is the
author of manual of rife firing adopt
ed last year for use in the army. Colo
nels Kellogg and Blunt are widely and
favorabiy Known both in and out of the
army, and IL 10 said in military circles
that their selection by General Sheridan
a. his personal aides 10 likely to give
general satisfaction.
Ex.Jadge CeFdess.
NKw YoRK. Nov. 6.-At ll:30 o'clock
tonight ex-Judee Cordoso vas yet lIv-
ing. His physicians said that the pe-
tient, though very low, might survive
through the night.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
PACIFIC COAST


San kaAscDoo, Nov. 6-ExSenator
sharon 10 soasrinR from neuralsia OF
toe heart In anticipation of hts an
proacoiAa end be today decided over al
ais propsrty to bis 500 Fred Sharon ana
bis -ou in-lss Frank q, SevIand.- in
sfast Tor bis heirs Tae estate IL valued
a. 9vee t5mu. embracing property
II SeFsd., CalfOrnia. Aissoarl and the
Dis'ries of Columbia IL - to be divi-
o-d into three eq1N 0ortions suons bis
children Clara, Fred aud Flor. L.dy
hesk-shl, OF their heirs. The thr~e
children of Clara, VITO IL deceased y, m
each receive one third OF her Cd .fe. the
d-ed igporcs all ether relations of Ssu.
ator Sharon
a Tee Taikaiive Csssal.
sAS Francisco, Nov. 6-rhe Chinese
Coosol, Coi. Be-. speaking IN references
To ChIne-e troubles 10 ws,hiu e,on fern
tory. brer' sad: Il am foilovins Ike
OF sdipi macy which compels me to
secrecy. l am 4 diplomat. and dipIom
4cy 10 be conducted suoces. uily must
De conducted secretly. CIV S cure tells
all be knows 10 the press. Ixiil not;
10, ar. said tue Consul holly. Il d.
DOT think the Chinese will b. cor pell. d
20 leave Ihe Territory. IL Isny opinion
tast Unit States soldiers viii conduct
Ihs Chinese back 20 rscoua. SQUIRE
tells me that tue c+use of trouble hss
been removed. As the mine owners h d
refos- d ~ employ anv more Cninamen;
bot that Il not Sd. he will SEE that the
Cn'ncse are resnstated before the ex
piration OF IS nouts."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

TIE ExopUs-Bstveen beats and
trains fully l5o Cinnamon have gone
from Seattle during the past three days
not 10 return. They have been working
bosily day and night 70 get Cd. and
those Who can 60 seem, In . majority
OF Gases, eager and hs ,pv enough TO go.
These Who vers pleasantly situated
had steady Business and we're making
little money. we're 10th 20 60, and by
counsesance, words. and even tears, in
dioated their sorrow. Many white per.
sons vent anoaa them. seeing them
pack, and here and there baying a
CARO-. Scenes Of thia kind, though
90 n mon In Earope. have happily been
fsv and far between in Am-fica.
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suppxx DrArH.-A telegram vas n

suppKx DEArH.-A Telegram vas re-
eeived here yesterday morning An
noaneins the sudden death Of E. B.
Moore, post trader at rulalip resefvs-
tiou. Mr.. Moore. NTH hrs wife and
daughter. hss resided IN and about Sc
astie for the past ten years, aad vas
e-n- rally respected. He vas brother
p D. Moore, Formerly Of Olympia
Mr.. Moore has b -en 10 good health, and
darinx %. pse-sot wsek be and 0rosse
lAsop. purcn q toe store ef ID. Pear
ssn as Coap~v,tie. No further partscu
lars could % learned rig ~ ding ID SD
Affair.".
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

The iodassrl.i spirit of tos coaatry 10
Art, ~ 10 ev.deucrd In The wultipiicA-
too OF farsoftrs r-pressntiao . l.fa-
diveruty # int~rss,s- 10 is Dot enc
srras iodastry alone. which raas % sseps
eli &C onee. that nsk~s . commas
proep roos, bal the many email factories
aud workshop. tnst are md psodr NJ OF
each other, and that do nos oss III, u
40 scess 10 ne s.ns breath Of forsane.
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sanaiey. . grandson Of the last kira
81 RaslAad. kssps . saloon 10 Cney-
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HAD TO Par $50 EACH -Amone the
passengers 10 viosoria on the steamship
Mexico were @. 2. Moore, his Chiness
vise and six ehildreu. Ga the arrival
II the steamer tie authorities refus-a
70 allow the vomsn and ehiidr-n ~
md until the husband and father hsd
depos,ted eth see prop-f on s-rs $50
pss head. OF $50. Considerable delay
sss oscssiosed bv the n Q. Who eiasmed
10 be = sasj ct Of Great bs,fsis. eas as
finally PAD over the moaey. The ON
c-rs A. ED 70 tsi-srapA 20 the Gsv-re-
u,~ns rrsommendine tue remissssa OF
the p-nslty in this sses. Moore h<d
haa srouhie in San Francisco On bis a.
rival nth hi. Cninsss sifs and haif-
brood oGspstee.
Lord Raa<ld Gsges says Amersc< ~
hs Q issls Of that dsseussseR petroa<s >
Of su.nssr saas psevAiis IN kaeiard
awsne the richer ei>sssa, and nens OF
toe ~ i~a d,arusssne rfsnsipsns tat -
greatly dsssinaa shss Easiisa 0sfchsnsA
, ina lnakss us frsi bSsses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
Redeeming Certificates

New YoRx, Nov. 6.-rhe Sub Treasury
to-day soatinued the work OF exchapg
InR green backs for outstanding certif
Q ties issued by the Manager of the
CiearioR Hoose for Subsidiary coin at
the time that tue hanks sold to sbe Gov
eratnest nearly % 600. 100 In gold last
summer. All Of tee ou,st ending certid-
o ties except about $4,000, which w.re
uot presented until after bu .ipess hours.
we're tskes 10. rhe remaining certid-
oates will be bought tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

Nsw Yoax. NS.s Toe attsodancs
at Toe horss shos v.s very large and
fn>kioos bic again tadav, al the avail
sesie spaes bsine hisd- Oas Of tns
gsatur~s Of the DAY - The seov ma
was IN exhibisiou Of tanoeo tsAml
driven 70 eartA Adoirses Of ~ ~
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No Verdict.

EnpoRIl (ksp.l, N ~. 5.-The jury 10
The Walkap o,se ~ still cat At th's hour
til . IN. }. and Il IL still thoaght thev
esuno, agree IL IL rumored thst DIV
Of the jurors stood for obnvict,pn and
sven for scqaittsi. A. the j1ry has
besu oat nearly Is hours without reach
ing o conclusion IL IL probable no
agreement will be arrived at, and that
anev trial will be the result
tMroRiA, Nv. 6 AT 4 O'Clock this
afternoon the jury, which had been .ut
u hou,s, brought in . verdict Of Not
gailsy."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

New YoEx. Nv. She esleofased
Eaxi,sh thoroughbred 81 bsis-, Owned
by August Bel ent, arrived N GOOD
csudl.,ou on the steamer Holland 20
0ay.
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4 MI s8etht b<atau'

Nxw Yosx. Nov "A Asntreai ape
csal ~ the Post says thst % is semt ON
esAlly denied that the Cabinet eas
granted q medical commission In tue
csse Of Rtei, and 10 ~ b~ln v~d that b
vtii Dc exsouted next Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
Geaeral Carr's opiaisn.

ALBANY IN. Y. }, Nov. 6. g sueral Carr.
Republican candidate for Lisotssaut
Governor. In an interview Published
thiA afternoon, said: :" Ny opinion is
that the plurality on Lieutenant Cover
nor will ultimately be found in the hun
dreds, not The thousands. sm not yet
sure that I have been defeated"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

NEW YoRx. Nov. Sin an interview
today 10 regard 10 the boyeott Which
thu Knights Of Labor have instituted
asaiuss the Mallory line OF steamers At
Ga weston. Mr.. Mallory said that he had
not the slightest intention OF yielding.
as the demands Of the strikers we're
wholly unreasonable. and - one con-
csssisn voald only open the way 10
more demands and more ccncesssons.
The line Gas having its work dsns at
Galveston all right by colorsd work
meu. The extent 20 which the kni0hts
Of Labor we're exercising their psvsF
4, prsseut, vas Indicated by the fact
thai they practically controlled the tsis-
Graph, all DISPATCHES between his GRIN
and she agent at @ sivsssoo being known
g the strikers. and come OF the DIS
patches being delayed 10 the sransmis
ston.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
The VII Of Jssh 8iiiisgs.

New YoRk. NV. 6 The will OF the
lsts Henry ". Sns~ (Josh BilI,ng.) "a.
died 10 tbs Surrogatos Off 10 today. Il
oequeAths $1,000 each to ms two dau ID
ttrs and hrs son--in-iaw, and divides
his books, lee'uees, to, bstve-n hi.
Sife aud Two daughters. He leaves his
wife, as long as sue remains his wid ~,
all the interest arising oat OF his invest
ms ats, and at her death IL Is 20 be d.
vldsd between his swo daaghtars The
market value OF the estate u &93 OC0,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
Alliance,

Pans, New. 6.-Ths Journal dss Deaafs
says that the tripie alliance has been
ruptured and that Austria and Germany
have joined England. France and Italy
against Russia foe the porpoae OF fore
ing Russia 10 accept the decision OF the
Balkau Conference.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

Loxpes, Nov. s.-Adverss reperts are
current eoseespine the health OF Glad
stone. His physician forbids him 70
speak for more than Is minutes 81 .
time. The threstsoed break down Of
Gladstone 10 depressing the Liberals.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

OrrAvA, Nov. 6 1t has bseu ascsf-
sained that at least Q dossa eases Of
smallpox exist In this city. Il 10 BE-
lieved thai there are Q number OF other
csses that have not beer reported
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

BOSTON, Nov. GA statement Of the
land sales Of the Union Pacific Rail
road for October shows the gross sales
TO have been 178. 3l5 acres; gross pro-
ceeds. f5JS, 1872, which, compared With
Osteber Of last year, Ia q decrease Of
70, l63 acres. and an increase Of $7,s57
in the proceeds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
ftsshaGh Lee.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-6overuor elect
Ftzhusn Lee. Of Virginia, arrived In
this city today from Richmond.
Naitsvy VIII NsS Yield.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-John MeCul-
Tough IL rapidly regaining his strength.
The improvement in his mental condi
tien. which began after his removal to
this city, continues. II was said today
that there Is q crisis approaching. II
he passes IL safely his friends can hope
for the best. A recurrence of the at
tack OF convolsions on the 18th Of last
month Is expected about ths same time
this month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

Bosros, Nov 6 The net earnings of
the Chicago. Bnrlisgton a q iiuov ksii
road for September we're 81. 1876 .Si. q
decrease Of fS5,492 from the same
month iu 1884. fh. net earnings for
the nine mon'hs ended September Both
we're $s.&4s. 7s5. decrease Of ta66. 36s
from last wear
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

CoRK. Nov. 6.-Ssveral cattle dealers,
Who have been boyoJsting the Cork
Steam Packet Co., have become DIS
satisfied With ths cancellations pro-
videj by the chartered steamers and
have resumed shipment Of cattle by the
Packet Co. The action of thess deal
ere threatens TO break up boyoottinQ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

OTTAWA. Nov. Git 10 stated that Mr..
Thompson. Minister Of Justice. has
made q report TO the council on Riel's
case in which be adopted the views Of
Bishop 6fandin, In that the rebel leader
should not be hanged, but should be 10
A rOaRafad In a lulafin AaxIum
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viii Net Interfere.

DUBLrN. Nov. 6 Earl Csrnarvou,
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, announces
today that after the fullest inquiry oon
seruino the conviction OF the elsven
men charged With conspiracy to nurd n
an obnoxious landlord Of Bsrsvills, he
10 unable TO interfere With their sen-
teuoes. FIVE Of the men vere 10 June.
1884 given seven years, and tho ether
SIX twelve months imprisonment. The
Nationalist soon after scared affi-
davits declaring the prisoners innocent.
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sssasters n Isaia sorerrtssry.

wAsHrSoroN. Nov. g. Indian Com
missioner Atkins today telegraphed 70
the Secretary Of the Interior from Mus
found q large number of squatters In
his progress through the Territory whom
he believes to be =" booners." He eX-
presses the opinion that military force
must be employed TO expel them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

The resignation Of J. W. Meldrum,
Surveyor General Of Wyoming. has been
accepted.
Z. p. Harrison, Vi West Virginia, has
been appointed A. Q special agent Of the
Land Once. Emory z. Bsale. OF Ma
con, Ga, has been appointed Law clerk
in the office OF the Assistant Attorney
General Of the Interior Department,
vice U. j. Baxter. resigned.
The resignation of Hiram Van Armen,
Secretary Of Arizona, has been accepted.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-24
Two Hundred Killed.

BERLIN. March ia terrible disas-
ter occurred in The mining village Of
Camp Hansen neat Ssarabruecken, by
which it is believed fully two hundred
miners lost their lives An explosion
occurred in one Of the large mines. The
miners had hardly began the days work
when the fire damp became ignited and
exploded, causing heavy cavs in around
the shaft and entrance to the mine Over
two hundred men are known to be in the
mine at the time, and all efforts to reach
them thus far have been unsr ccessfu'
1t is feared all have been either crushed
TO death or asphy xiaied. The scenes in
aud around the mine are heart en,ierine.
The wives, mothers and children OF the
imprisoned men are focked around the
entrance, sohbng hysterically and i'm.
ploring God 10 help them and spare the
lives Of their dear ones entomhed below
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-24
Civil Service Reform.

The New York Herald of the 18th
inst contained the following, which NAV
enlighten those who are seeking appoint
ments:
"Tbe truth is, the Civil Service law
has worked an immense and necessary
reform already in the administration Of
the government. 1t has relieved the
President, and also his Cabinet, in great
measure from that absorbing and dis
eusting pressure OF mere place hunters,
which was the hane OF Gen. Grants life
while be was President, and which in
those da, left the highest officers OF the
administration no time or strength to
give TO the proper consideration Of pub
lie D. Icies.
"Tbat there will he removals from o.
dee by and by in the different t-depart-
ments and government offices here and
elsewhere is very certain, bu; they will he
for cause, aad will be made slowly and
as necessary measures of reform. The
members o! the Cabinet are quietly and
patiently mastering the complicated ma
chinerv OF their departments. In some
cases 1t lie already known that ipellicien-
cy and abuses We been discovered; hut
the time for investigation has been too
short to make it thorough. and while
wherever clerks and other public servants
are fonni to have neglected their work
or abused their trusts thev will he sum
lnarily dealt with, it is the determination
to make investigation s, thorough that
no injustice shall be done, and that really
valuable pnhlic servants, high or low.
shall be projected
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-24

"a RtBEL over the Pension Office" Is
the shout that goes up from the Repub
licanthroat and press. Calm yourselves,
gentlemen. Mr.. LAMAR was a Coniede-
rate, but no truer hearted lover Of the
Union lives to-day than he. The inter-
ests OF The Union soldiers are safe in his
hands. The writer servei over four
years in The army, and does not entertain
fear but that exact justice will be rem
dered to all. A complete U U1ion, in which
there is no disirust Of men or sections,
II the true meaning OF the American I'm
ion, and that, thank God, is what we
shall have from this time forward, not
withstauding the carpings OF small mind
ed par,sans.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-24
To Punish Frauds in Primary Elec-
fiNnQ

The following sections of the law reg
ula'ing Popular V re Conventions should
be carefully perused at this time by cau-
dida,es AMI voters:
SEC 1853 Whoever offers any mon-
ey, fee, or reward, directly or indirectly,
to any elec,or, to irf renee bis vote at
any election held under the provisions
Of any law relating to primary elections,
and an elec,or who accepts anv monep,
fee, or reward for his vote ct any euch
election. shall he fred not more than
two hundred nor less than fifty dollars,
or imprisoned not more than six months
nor less than one month, and shall be-
disqral6ed from thereafter voting at any
such election [6s 80 IS
SFC 7040. Whoever, by threats, or
otherwise, attempts TO inlimida,e any
ele"tor, or any supervisor or Judge OF
any election held under the acts men
TONED in the last section, or in any man.
ner interferes with or dis'urhs any such
election, shall be fined not more than
one hundred dollars, and imprisoned not
more than thirty nor less than twenty
days. [6S v. 90 Sc
Sro. 704l. A delegate to any conven-
ton held under the acts named in sec
tion s,ven thousand and thirty nine who
asks or receives, either directly or indi-
recily, any money, or other property
whatsoever. from anv candidate for
nomination to any office whatsoever,
shall be fined not more than two hun.
dred and (iity nor less than & 'ty dollars.
and imprisoned not more than three
months nor less than one month, and
disqualified from thereafter voting or
being nominated at any snch election or
ccnvention II v. ia IS
SIC 7042 A candidate tor nomina-
ton to anv office, before any convention
held under the ar's named in section s"v
en- thousand and ihirty.nine, who pays, or
promises to pay, directly or indirectly,
any money or property, to any delegate,
for the purpose of obtaining his iLau-
ence or vote for such nomination in such
convention. shall be fined not more than
FIVE hundred nor less than one hundred
dollars, and, if nominated and elected
to such office, shall he ineligible to hold
the same, and shall he disqualified from
voting or being nominated at anv suct
election or convention. II v. ia 50