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Notice tosCreditors
ESTATE OF GEORGE w. ANDERSON, DE
CEASED.

ESTATE OFF q EUKGE W. ANDERSON, DE
CEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned, Administrative Of
The estate of George w. Anderson, de
ceased, to The creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary vouch
ers, within four months after the first pub
lIcatlon OF this notice, to the said Admin
iistratrlx at her residence in PioneervilIe
in the county of Boise.
MARY PAULINE ANDERSON,
Administrative of the estate of George
W. Anderson. deceased.
=, Dated at Fioneerville, Boise county, l.
t., Dec. 8, 1886, 4w.
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The English language has been
greatly enriched and facilitated in
the matter of original phraseology or
word-combinations, by the present
Administration. These new enrich
ments and facilitants are the result
OF the new departure in the civil SER
vice policy of the Government, and,
with the exception, perhaps, OF Gin
ocuous desuetude, are essential aids
in that peculiar connection. We
present, in the order of their public
introduction, Offensive craftsmanship"
"perniclous activity" and last, but
not least by two jug fulls, "odious
agilityl Now, we pray the good
Lord in a general way to deliver us
from all these offenses; but especial
ly do we invoke deliverance from
"odious agility" Let our demon
alization stake any shape but that"
Il Bellefontaine Examiner.
AT the Presidents reception the
other day was little old man who
lived near Arlington, Virginia
With the aid of hickory stick he
approached the President slowly, and
as he took his hand he said IN a loud
tone; ''rhe first Democrat voted for
was jimmy Polk. He was a good
Democrat, | tell you. | voted for
you in 1884, and il you live | will
vote for you in 1888. You are a good
Democrat, but not as good as Jimmy
Polk was.' The President replied
that he did not know Polk, but had
understood that he was true Demo
erat
Two little boys were discussing the
strength of "A bee. "He can pull more'n
a fly" said one of them. "Well," said
the other, 81 dunno how much he can
pull, but when he backs up to you
and pushes, | guess you'll fall back
every time"
"Ooonomowoc," yelled the brake
man. "OConnor may walk, may hep"
exclaimed an lrishnan at the Other
end of the car San faith, il vez
name me, you'll have a foine time
maxim OConror walk whin he's paid
- to ride. - ST. Paul Herald
A wholesale house in San Francis.
co received the following frank con.
fession from firm in Jackson, Cali
fornia, ave have lost all of our
money on foot race aud are conse-
quently unable to pay up"
Women can stand tight shoes, tight
gloves, and light waists, but they very
properly draw the line at tight nus
bands, : Yonkers Statesman.
The yield of potatoes along the
coast in the section devoted TO the
growth of the tuber is not up to the
average.
1t is estimated that the raisin crop
of California this year will amount to
100000 boxes, against 10000 for
1885, aod 10000 for 1884.
n pumpkin weighing $40 pounds
was exhibited at the recent Santa
Barbara (Cal,) fair.
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Treasurer's Notice.

Treasurer's Notice.
The following warrants will be paid out
of the County General Fund on presenta-
ton at my Office
No. 317, in favor of Joseph Jackson s 10
236, o. Judge Case Brod-
erick. .... 80 90
237, e" John Reel go. SO 20
241, j. Z. Larson. -. / %
Also the following out OF the Road
Fund:
No. SO, in favor Of s. b. Connolly 6S 81
JOHN GARRECHT, Co. TREAS.
BY IsIDoR SMITH, Deputy.
IDAHO CITY, Nov II, 1886.
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Monday, Jan. 10, 1857.
Notice.

H. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ceived y the Board of County Com
missioners of Boise County at the Audi.
tors office in Idaho City,
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Board of County Commits sioner

Board of County Commits sioners
OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, will
meet in regular session at the clerks office
in Idaho City, on
Monday, Jan 10, 1857.
All accounts or other matters coming
before said Board should be filed two DAYS
prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally
verified to insure action thereon, and nc
bili will be presented unless all the fees
are paid, TIM CARROLL.
Dect 10, 1886. Clerk Board Co. Com
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In Colorado the State law REQUIRES
that a locator of mineral land shall
within thirty DAYS after location, do
development work to the amount OF
500. If this work is not done the
claim Is subject to relocation by other
parties. As consequence, in Color
ado all mining locations are worked
from the date of location, and no one
man holds lot of unworked claims
The Republicans in the legislature
of Washington Territory have ma.
loTity of two on joint ballot
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.

GRAY HAIR or WHIsKEK6 cnangeU 20
GLOSSY BLACK by a single application or
this DYE. 1t imparts natural color. acts
instantaneously. Sold by Druggists' or
sent by express on receipt o! ~.
0Tlice, a. murray St., Now Yorb
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

TnnouoH rKn clunsy working o.
the oonfsree system the Republicans
are likely 10 lose a Stats Senator In the
Beaver Washington Senatorial district,
PennsglvaniA Each county claims
the nominstiou, and each county will
Of course ran . candidate and let the
Demooratio candidate slip In bstween
them. This u not likely 10 endAnger
Republican majority In the Legislature,
though 1t will make two less than what
II would be; but II shoald lead TO some
other better mode Of selecting candi-
dates than by putting ono county, With
an equal number Of delegates, against
another.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
Delaware CoIlsxs.

Tho Delaware College Review has
changed editorial management but II
u - practical bright end In serestins
- ever. From the tone OF its leader
We are led to infer that the institution
does not receive that support from the
Dracacal Agriculturists OF the State %
might be naturally expected. consider
ing the care that has been taken and
che expense and trouble involved in
preparing IN agricultural course to suit
the farmers. It appears that every
ching possible has been done for such
m Agricultural department to suit the
farmers who didn's want their sons and
daughters 70 b brought up like city
boys and girls, even to interfering with
the general curriculum Of the college,
and yet al the return for this care and
trouble has been the entrance Of one
new student in the agricultural course.
This 10 not very fiattering to tho farm
,ers, and 10 very disoouraging to the
college faculty and Its managers.
How are We TO account for 10 little
Interest among agriculturists In the
only college In the State? Are We to
Infer that the farmers are losing inter-
ost In farm education, or have the pub
lilo schools Of the State become 90 i'm.
proved that they ans er rs Q 90 bssitut to
for Q college education? We can
scarcely believe any Of these In terrogs-
lions can be answered Affirmatively and
truthfully. The improvements which
We are pleased to note In our public
schools are such as only TO lead the in.
curing mind to seek deeper kno Wedge
which 10 not impaired In the public
schools, and which cannot be gained
any where except In we'll equipped
educational institution. With the
plain evidences Of educational nd van &C.
ment In our State we cannot believe
that the farming population 10 losing
interest In the cause. II this view of
the case Is accepted, why 10 it then that
the agricultural department OF Dsls-
ware College languishes? We are free
70 say that We believe there has been
too much dickering and trucking on
the part Of the management OF the col.
iege 10 please this and that interest, and
% psnder 10 this and that idea, to get
support for the college. In what other
educational institution In this broad
land are members OF the Legislature
permitted to send one dead head pupil
70 college Is student? The College
management comes down to Dover aud
asks for support-is may be ave thou.
sand d. liars or 1t may DO more. The
amount asked for is granted with the
stipulation that each OF the thir " mem
oers OF the Legislature shall be prtyi-
legged to send q son or daughter as n
Nd-head 80 far rs tuition iscon cerned.
axSS-oa
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

DEMOCRATIC meetings outside Of
the city seem TO DO no better attended
that those held within the city. A
gentleman OF high standing and IN
doubted veraoity nom Oiessa. WAS In
the city day or two ago and says the
Democratic meeting held at that place.
and reported - bsing large and enthu.
siAstio by Democratic papers, consisted
Of just six men besides the speakers,
the imported band and the boys NJ
trsesed by the music.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
WANAMAxER's.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. Oct. 20,

PHILApxLrHIA. Friday. Oct 20. lsss.
Yesterdays Inquirer COM
ments on the surprise ex.
pressed by a distinguished
Frenohman, guest Of New
York, at the statement that
there are stores there switch
for variety and excellence Of
the goods they contain can
not be equaled in the Old
World" The inquirer sug-
gests that M. Bartholdi rur
over to Philadelphia and see
what neither New Y ork MOI
the Old World has to show.
"The World (Which mean,
the newspaper which has
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
RUSSELL's|
BEE HIv|
300 Market Str|

Flannels from the grest|
tiCn Sale, 5000 packages l
Oct. 10. Some of them
retailed over our counsrd
than Agents Price by ths|
This Is the season snd
sells the place TO bly, ID
Three.quarters Price.
Ladies look ng for ran
gains should rot Let this
tunity pass by without
ing it.
2 lots of Dress Goodsu
from so to 81 l.sc I'd.
l lot Diagon lis, 10 shsa
duced to SOC. You shOa
them at this place
200 gross Dress ButtO'
lect from you all ought
suited.
B. ad Gimps and Ps'a
ries from SC to 50 8 yard
FUR TRIMEINd|
A very large took !
price ; from CHI est 81
to SIS a yard.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
WAxAuKERH.

are its goods? Does its
merchandise fairly cover its
field? that is, is it varied. not
exclusivel Are the prices
fair9 Does it freely, gladly.
correct mistakes? Is the
air of the place an honest
airl Are the methods honestl
Is the service willing and
prompt Is it a comfortable
place to 60 to?
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

nUBLIC sALE-wILL BE SOLD At
IL Public sale, at TIE sesblss q Lester 3
nsDeRaicl, No. hs Yves Srsat strsst VII.
ON SATURDAY,
THE ssrH DAY or oOTOBER, lees.
All o'sleek, p. H..
RE s. ! l!s. Z! ll:;..8s A s!!..:&
y =: o H.:s 81; sss bod asa
single or double. with loss Of bcSs.
Ne. z lark bay maze, years o,l, lsz;
hands hish, weighs isS1 pounds, brsc
rrsaeh Norman; cannot b. beat TOR boas and
No. ) Dark gray MARI, yssrs ON, ig,
banda high. weighs lss6 pounds, 8 goot
chunk, we'll in the Norman stock.
NO. !. Dspple gray horse, ysirs old. II
hands high, weighs 100 pounds, family
psfson; THIS d Al extra horss.
ros. d .. Pair Of Day horses, Z and
years old 10 hands high, weigh 900 20 ands
lots Of bone, we'll broken single or double
and an extra good team.
1909 pounds. iiN hands high, we'll broken
single or dorble. an extra good msre.
no. 8. Gray horse, years old, ~ handi
hiEh. lots Of bone and good chunk, wsighi
Nos. ! 10. Pair of bay horses, . years cid,
isN hands high, weigh 3Ho ounds. closely
matched, we'll broken aingls or double, drive
like one horse.
30. ii. Dark bay horse, years old, iss1
hands high. weigh. lloo pounds, sn extra
NO. II Brown horse, s yesfs old, ls1<
hsnde, good chunk, weighs 100 pounds anu
No. Is Dspple gray horse, yssrs cid, Is.
hands high, weighs 100 pounds, . well
made chunk, and worker In any kind Of
No. Il. A vary pretty dsppls g,y horse
years oil, leA hands high, will make Z
nice Hentlsnsn's driving horse, an sxtrI
No. Is. Buckskin hsrss, 8 Year, old, 1tz
hands high, weighs 100 pounds, with blacI
points, COED horse for any kind Of bust
No. 10. An extra nice bay horse, Q year
old, weighs hoo pounds, 49, ands high wei
mover; will make an elegant family horses
No II. Chestnut sorrel horeo, 0 70 ~ old
TX hands high, weighs 1910 pounds, . good
chunk, good SADDLE or harness horse.
No IS. tfrAy horse. 0 years old, 1tk hand
pscs. and can be driven or RIDDEN BY an,
one.
Nos. 10 and 20. Pair Of bay horses com.
ing years old. 10 hands high, weigh
200 pour de; no man has better team
NO. Il. Chestnut eofrel pony, . years old
h% hands high lots OF me. can be driver
BY any one and 10 good horse.
No. "a Darz bay mare, yeays old
wcighs 1850. good worKer 10 any kind o.
hsrneD. will make good brood mare.
No. 20 Brown horse, 9 years old, lSa.
hands high, weis be HOO pounds. good work
or single or double.
no. ~. Hay horse, 10 years old, ls1< hand
hish. said TO be gooa mover, can trot closs
70 minusee.
A credit Of 30 days will be given.
JESTER & MCDANIEL.
L. W. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
N. B "A car load of mules at private
sale. o26-d&w-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

MAYOR HARRISON OF Chicago de-
clines the Democratic nomination for
O,ngress for the Third district OF hi.
nois. The three thousand Republican
majority In the district probably had
something to do In making mp his mind
TO decline.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

REPUBLICANS have no regular ticket
10 vote for next Tuesdsy, but they osn
nevertheless make every ballot tell like
. rifle shot sent straight TO the bulls
eye. Bat they cannot make 1t tell BY
voting with and for their enemies.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

1t is getting more and
more absurd to describe par.
| ticular stufs when substan-
tally all the stuffs are here.
1t would more than fill the
paper to talk Of them. What
can we dot These are adj
vertisers who spoil the
meaning Of words. 1t isn't
enough to say that we have
all the grades above the I'M
profitable. Somebody else
takes all the meaning out Of
the words by saying the
same and adding incredible
things.
Wendell Phillips once
said in a New York lecture:
when you read the news
in a morning paper you
have no notion of what has
really happened till you look
up to the papers title. If
it's the Herald, you interpret
it SO; if the Times, you inter-
ret it so; if the Sun, you in
terpret it so; and 90 on.
This is equally true OF ad,
vertisinp.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

THE BOTTOM seems to have fallen
out OF the Democratic tub In Sussex
County, and Senator Gray has goue
down there to act rs political cooper and
put IL In again; but 1t is not believed
that he 10 mechanic enough to do 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
DALTIMORE b OHIO RAILROAD.
LANDENBURG BRANCH,

CHANGE OF HOURS.
TN and AFTER June 9th, 1855, trains will
run as follows
Leave Wilmington o., 10 10 9. M; ia
and 20 D. IN.
Arrive st Landenburx 20 Am; IL 90 noon,
30 and 30 p. IN.
Leave LAndenburg 0 IS q. M; 90 and s 50
p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 90 a. m; 2lo ana
Up m.
sunday trains leave Wilmington lolS q.
N. and 90 p. m.
! Arrive at Landenburg II 20 m. and 10
ave I4andsnburg ct % a. IN. and 4 30
OF wilmir gton at Q 90 am. and 50
ID. OONNEL,
Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

No REPUBLICAN, party in the field,
and the Democrats scattered, scared
and dismayed, who would have thought
IL?
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
a OHIO RAILROA y.
IN EFFECT, SEPT. ,srH, q

SCHEDULEiN EFFECT. SEPT. lsrH. 30
Trains leave Depot, WILMINGTON TO
PHILADELPHIA and 70 CINCINNATI,
ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, and all Points
VIA BALTiMoKE AND W WASHINGTON.
EASTBOUND:
Western kxPress, daily: 49,. ...li.M A. N.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. $40 p. N.
CHICAGO Limited, daily Oh r. Nd.
Arriving Philadelphia 1880 p. n SOS p.
n. l2.o0 Midnight.
Accommodation from Baltimore arrives IA
WEST. BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily ..........7.t9 A. M.
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning.
Cincinnati Limited, daily........1lteA A. n.
Arrives UinsinpAti 7.tb A. M, St LOUIS
go Nd next day.
Western Express, daily, for Chicago, DIN.
cinnsu aad 81 Louis. AltP. n.
Accommodation, Stopping ut all stations, 70
ositkmofo..ss......... o.oo A. N.
SOLID TRAINS THOUGH WITHOUT
CHANGE or CARS,
b. DURHAM, q. X. LORD.
Genr Manager. Genr Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

Exquite laces, flounc.
ings, edgings and all-over
nets, for evening. The gay
est effects within the limits of
|unextravagant taste we ever
met with. Silk Egyptian
and tallace-embroidery
on silk crepe lisse; cotton
on silk; and silk-and- wool
on silk. The prices seem
to us moderate; but there's
nothing to compare them
with.
Go-th,uaat Of tho rantar
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

DUBLlC SALE OF MT. CUBA MILLS
Il and fsrm at the ot1oe OF II esid go ,
seventh and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del,
ON SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 9TH, 1885, AT p. M,
All that valuable Mill Properly and Farm
oopsistinS Of . Flour Mill, Saw 10 III and
Older Mill; stone Man,ion. remodeled :
years ego; Frame Tenant House, With six
rooms, Spring House, Frame Barn, Oar
riage house. and xbovt - acres OF firs.-olass
land. Of ~hich about acres are woodland,
located at Mt Cuba on tho Delaware West
ern railroad, nd sboutI miles nom Will
mington.
The mill power consists Of 2 nrst-ciass
wSter wheels, 20 and 82inch. driven by 10
foot fall. vito undivided right TO Ned Olsy
creek. with Burrus run running into the
dsm. One Of the bost water powers on the
creek.
me vel know MT. Cuba picnic grounds
are on this prop erty.
Possession, March 26, 1887.
TEhmS.-.lo Ter cent. cash as forfeit
money on gale. o., 800 1t Q per cent.
interest," ON the property. Bal
wv . sa.a,dsy, NOvsm
zen final settlement
waA mi tnp
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

and II t15y hxs
OF their own tn
sous and dang
GLASS OF student
are thirty stude
benefit to the
right, but indee
sis!ent with
modern reform
class In our est
deters other PEI
children to coll
for their tuitiou
sends his son I'd
either because |
Legislature or
somebody who
here Is a nei@
son just az prd
seud TO the COLL
down the hard |
like doing 80, 81
will send his b.
tion2l institutio
an equality, an
what they get.
head System Ia
College. The
until such time
and should not
of the L gisli
bonus for euch
dead head priv
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29
Denocra

The Democra
hope Of carrying
Castle County b.
party, as they o
that no enthusia
their ticket. I'll
sum cient numba
for 1t, though In
10 carry 1t throu
there are hundre
know, there m
Democrats who
ed . ticket, "
ticket now. TIL
rebellion In tn
threatens destrd
bat TO what exts
know, and that !
No amount Of
will bring their J
political question:
public meetings
Rzzies. There |
STATIONS thus I
general appearn
field, to give the
hope Tor success
succeed, and p
There may be
who will sulle
vote the ticket Il
this once mCre /
in 1t, and II on
election IL woulI
sition had triuI
more ready to c
things than to {
This terrible 81
has filled the II
leaders with oil
ing around to I
In their party.
are appealing 7
cans for help.
osn will be N
was sick, the
when the dev
monk Was he.
of the Democl
time. II 10
ready to max
when the cleo
csssful, 1t vii
o attic party.
MT In Its pl
record as th
course? Let
oelved.
JUST THIS
Democratic |
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

Leave Phiiadeiphis, Broad street, for
Wilmington (express). IL -. 80, 7 %, Z 81,
. 20, 10 20, IL -, II IS Q. m. OF, %, 90,
Il. o OF, Q 81. IL 10 and II n D. n.
Accommodation, Q 30, 10 - 1. a., 81, ~,
. Is. . n Q %. Q %. 10 % and II u p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philsdelphia texpress,, q 90, Q "a, Z 90,
Z %, II 81 o m, n and 90 p. N.
Accommodation, 90 O. M. II 10. 20,
8 ~, Z 30, 80 p. m.
Tor Chester Ss1prsss,, 70. II 81 a. n. "a
and 90 p. N.
Accommodation, % .. n. 1870. %. d,
70 and 70 p. n.
ror New YORK (exprsss), . %. 2 a zoo
70, II 81 .. n, "A, % and % p. n.
For West Ohsstsr, via Lsmokin, soa. N.
Baltimore and washington, l u, Z %, o.,
10 10 am. and Its pm. Bsltinors, II % night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII
mington (expross), II %, %, 70, Q 10 .. m.
b, ii 10, and II ~ p. m.
Accommodation, $50, 10 70 .. m, u u, o 10,
80 and II II p. m.
For further infprmstion pssssnssrs are ~
ferred to the ticket offioe ct the sta ton.
Trainq marked thus (slAre limited express,
upon whlsh extra fare Il charged.
0snsrAl Passenger Agent.
n =. PUCK General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

JUST THIS ono
Democratic party
peal Of the Bourbon lei
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

W.T. AAnAs I0oDs
Tfaanswfl leave Wiinmgten - Soliowsr
phile4slphie (exprsss), 9, . =. o, %,
~ -. I q, . q, u and % b. n.
Aeeom9sdatten, . -, %. o., 10 y 9. n,
. %, Z %, -, -. 10 % p. n.
For Ohsgtsf lsxprsss), . %, "a. 20, 10,
. ", IL a. II 81 .. NJ, II ", ; n, 70 and 7.od
Accommodated . 70, Z %, o., Q IL, 10 90,
ID. m, %, %, Z %, . % and 10 % D. 10.
New York, 100, asa, 90, $40, ioo, 10 o.
Il q :. M. si2 q, / "a, %. 8 =. 'sas. 100.
FOR wen Ohsstsr, via Lamokin, 80 and
For Ncs.S = ' sna IN iDtsr ~ s,.,,op.
! q 2. m, II % and a p. m.
Baltimore And intermediate stations, 10 20
.. m, 81 p. m. snd IL % night.
Balumere and nsy Line, ~ p. n.
baltimore and Warrington. 1 ", 4 u, ot,
10 10. IL 90 D m, u 20. s117. as. ~ % and
Trims for Dslawars Division leave for:
New Castle, 90. % .. m, II %, 70, . 90,
. 20 and II 81 p. m.
tssorgstown sad I.svss. 8 % .. m, and . 70
p. N.
ssaford Express, p. m
hs',inEson, Dslmar and way stAtions.s %
:. L1p!s: !: iof Harrington, $50 p. m. wsy
kxprsss for lover, Harrington and Del.
mar, II % p. m. every day.
franklin Uity, Q % Q. m.
Express for Norfolk. II % D. m. daily.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29

ION d NORTHERN NE
infect Sept. 2ist, 1885. Trains
French st.eet) a. follows:
Idtboro, Joanna. Spring
JUNCTION, Manor, Potts
\ntown, Lebanon, Wer-
Is on the Philadelphia
90 =. IN. and 14b p. m.
esviile Embreeville,
ana DuPont's and
o. m z ID, and 0 90
m. as, and 800
Prmediate points,
Jostesyi lille. West
p + Joints, $40 ..
A,'BOwER,
MI faes. Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-29


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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-23

Mr.. john ( Mincher, register OF
voters of the twelfth ward, or Balti-
more city, who vas found guilty BIZ
jury IN the Criminal Court last
week on one count 10 the indictment
against bim for violating the reqistra-
ton law, and not guilty on other
counts. was sentenced Yesterday
The jury bad recommended him to
mercy. There is another indictment
against Mr.. Mincher for conspiracy
with others to violate the reeistra-
ton law. Judge Duffy made few
remarks in passing sentences. The
Judge said As the verdict OF the
jury 6uds you not guilty upon the
counts charging you with fraud. il
strips the offeDse of which you are
convicted Of all bad motives on your
part, and calls for a very different
sentence from that which 1t would
otherwise be my duty to pronounce.
That offense is your publishing as
struck from the registry. besides those
already stricken, names which Won
had not struck. You are sentenced
to pay fine Of 5000 and costs.
$42O6." The iLe aud costs we're
paid. The highest penalty In the
case that could have been imposed
was $500 Cue and three years' i'm
prisoDmsnt in Jail. The counsel in
the case were States Attorneys, Kerr
and Cans, prosecuting, and James A..
l.. Mcclure, James p. Gorter and III.
Arthur Stump for the defense. A
few more convictions of these corrup-
tors Of the ballot-box will have q
salutarY effect We hope.