Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

S,S' VJ ao ~
Harry X Erecman CHARGED With iliega
voting at the recent elections he heing
under age and personating another citizen.
In the case of Francis r. Kane, election
officer Of the Twcnty-fourth district, Tenth
ward, charged with accepting an Illegal
Yote, Distrlct attorney cooper asSe si lor
Fao,s Nv s,,,,r, q az MI casn na
accordingly dismissed
The grand iury have in hands other cleo
ton cases which have not yet been acted
upon. The court adjourned to 2 p. m.
., -,.
Az luesaay allernoo,i sess.oh "
me uhited states court jury was
drawn lor INC 'riai OF llayiu JonhS on
celorea, charged WIN prgaNlils mo s,ic
IreehViIle post-oiilce, NpFcui''cl ,Itn
last, Inc Indictment clailleu y'ut
Johnson had an unknown i0,.,ii 70
testimony was gwen ny WlliIahi ~
3rlhcNle, george l1euou.' pi.Nlu llVl-
Iasssey ana eX-oergeaht Oh fotlce james
3. tucker --,...-
The prisoner having no counsel was
allowed 70 aduress the l"Fy On ms oM u
DeNaii' ne ciaiineu ne nay WNeh nun
ing from inc ONCE uhu tlat w WIS
~, i - -.
way nome me prisoner coulu ny coil-
uoVert we tcstiiIlony VI t'c "i'''V'sos
against nm. 49,
IN ms cnarse 70 .he Jlry 1uuse y aifs
ilulcaleu slial liie ia.e VI etl.'i,, KY,
81 gloves iouhd IN ms possession, Ml,len
properly was proved 10 ha.G pee., taA ''.i
rom tle posr once lhal nisns, Mas W
uehce enough lllat ne was BuillS 5 W ~
eehy on the properly u lne onise9
states government Inc Jury le.iie,.
ana al O'CLOCK prough' III u verdict Oh
guilty johnson was senleIcel 70 pay
me OF ,ooV anu 10 oe i'i'l'risol'e' one
year WIN marc laooT; ,,
ne case Oh Johh w, Johnson ol pus
sex county, charged WIN violating the
law governing pension agents was sel
LOT TINS morning, 80
:, ne neXL case calleu Mas tnaI -
Henry ~; ~, freeman, ShatSeu WIN l,leSal
Young Inc aeienuaht lh ~ il Ii.I 'l S
court lli''l nc WIS leP III, uy rIail9
y, Iarpeh'er, hs'l lhe listeI aI''se i uii.,
stated mat ne ltu nol yeV Deell a,llllitt we,
10 practice at inc ulStrice court paI ullu
therefore was uhanle y represent !, li y
GllehL MI. carpenter precePtoI, u; ".
braaiord, was anseht from tne Guy put
ne (Alr' carpenter INTENDED nnaklhg ap-
phcation lor MS aaiiiissioh "euhesooS
morning ,v.,..,,s ,,., ~, aa,,,,.,,a,,
Judge, wales salu mat ms ADMISSION
thy "a h,.Si,s ~ ~ i,a a.
ing for him. District Attorney Alex,
ander Is. Cooper Immediately prohereu
his services as sponsor ana asked that
Mr.. Carpenter be admitted 10 practice AZ
the Ohlteu states court. 1uuse wares
made the rderaccordingly. Following
his qualiilcatlon Mr.. Carpenter asked
for continuance OF freelnans case 70
next term, whlch request was granted.
Foreman OF the grand jury, Caspar
Kendall, reported 10 tne court lnat INC
grand jurors had completed their task
and asked to be discharged. -,
The grand Jury returned the nlll
against FRANKLIN - Colton prought py
Frank d. Carpenter and Joseph l..
Carpenter, Jr,,, Tor refusing to accept
the ballot OF legal voter al the recent
election, ignored.
A true bill was returned agalnst Feter
A. fagan, inspector az inc FIRST district,
for refusing toaccept legal votes; against
Emmett Morrow ana Eugene fennlng
ton, for interference win deputy nltea
states marshals on the same eleetloh
day, and against William McGarroh LOT
Illegal voting.
Court adjourned 10 ~ O'CLOCK yes
terday morning.
United STATES court convened az ~
O'Clock yesterday, III reply 10 INC
district attorney Juuge Wales excused
Juror Andrew w. Eiiasoh from auehu-
ahcc: ~
MI Eliason, the court saiu' IS l
understand member oil the levy court
which IS In session now, a publlc
oihcer cannon ne IN TWO places al the
same lllne' ne is therefore excused
The district attorney asked that the
bail BOND IN inc FRANKLIN Is. Cotton case,
which was ignored by the grand jury
Tuesday, ebe discharged. Inc court
made the order.
The case Of William MeCarron,
charged with illegal vollng, was next
called. Inc defendant could not be
found and the court ordered his bail
bond forfeited. John i. Donahoc Is
McCarronS hondSman IN the sum OF
$500. A bench warrant for McCarron's
arrest was Issued forthwith.
Frank y. Carpenter appeared as
counsel in the cases OF Henry y. Free
man and Peter A. Pagan, both election
cases. lie asked the court for post
ponemcnt OF the two cases until the
April term. Mr.. Carpenter pleaded OK
IRENE pressure OF legislative business
and the fact of the Hickman pension
cases coming up tomorrow morning. in
which he is counsel for the defence, also
cases coming on in the municipal court.
Judge Wales thought the reasons in
sufficient for postponement. District
Attorney A. 3. Cooper said he was