Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-10-27
rnE ARR Esrs srILL 60 ON.
Registrars Daily Dragged From Their
Homes and business Places and Hauled
ltefOrs the Superyisor.

Registrars Daily Dragged From Their
Homes ind business Places amt Hauled
Before the Supervisor.
Inspector John Doran, Fifth district,
Seventh ward was arrested at 10 o'clock
A. M Monday, by United States Marshal
MahafIy, and brought before Chief super
visor Macaliister. The charge was similar
to the others, Of declining 70 let the local
supervisors sec the citizens tax receipts.
Willard salisbury appeared and gave bail
in 5000,
II is understood that quite a number Ot
warrants have been sworn out and are in
the hands Of Marshal Mahuity, They
were not served yesterday sinply be
cause tile marshal was too busily en-
ployed at the United States court to serve
them.
However Chairman Willard Salisbury
has made plentiful arrangements for no
end Of bail in all the cases that may be
brought up. Each registrar as he is
brought before the supervisor will be
attended TO and bailed for $4,000 in each
case given. .-H
In addition to the arrest of registration
officer, John Doran, Monday morning,
the United States marshal busted himself
| making four more arrests OF Democratic
registration officers in the afternoon.
These were William Gosnell First district,
| Seventh ward, Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.,
| Knees. Fourth district, Ninth ward,
| Michael j. Newell, bundsman; john
| Russell, First district Third ward, ].
| jackson Peirce, bondsman. William +.
| McCloskey Democratic challenger, Second
| district, Fifth ward, John Doordan, bonds
! man.
lii the United States court Monday,
| William T. LYMAN and lewis g. NHndc-
| grift. counsel for the arrested registrars,
| asked that the eases be continued until
| January neXt District Attorney Bcnlah
| Watson insisted on an immediate trial
| claiming that Il continuance would GaIlse
the movement 10 lose its moral effect.
This significant assertion by the prescott,
ing officer Of the court was met by Judge
| Wales in granting the continuance, as re-
1 quested by Messrs Lyman and Naudc-
grift.
The bail bond Of $500 on each indictment
| was renewed, Wilmer Hanson becoming
MosrisOn's surety, and Arnold Naudain,
Jr., and William y. Wier, Currindcr's
surety.
The jurors, after this case. were dis
charged from further attendance.
| Five moe arrests We're made Tuesday
morning Of registrars Of election, on the
order Of Supervisor Macallistcr They
were made all for the same charges, SINH
lar TO that for which the officials were ar
rested yesterday, that OF refusing to allow
the supervisors to see and handle the cltl-
Zens' tax receipts.
Those arrested are Frank j. Nieder-
maier, Fourth district, Fourth ward, John
Hanna, same district and ward Howard
o. Moore, seventh district, Seventh ward
James Jackson Fifth district. ScconG
ward; John Il. Ginder, First district, Sew
enth ward.
All the officials obtained bail and Their
returned to their homes.
John A. llama Of the Fourth district
Fourth ward is Republican. His surety
was Charles W. Gouert.
rs it not strange" asked representa-
tive of The GAZETTE of Colonel Macal
lister, does il not look as if both Republi
can and Democrat registrars differ will
you on this pointY
well, you see," lie said, lit is as toll
you 1T first. ! make no discrimination
Those who defy the law will be arrested.
when Howard 0. Moore was brought in
He exclaimed. I've been 60 years in thi
town and never disobeyed the law.
, don't care about this thing you call
. crime but to be arrested This hurts IN
. worse than all. | think I've been
straight citizen here in Wilmington for al
the years have lived here
Al 80 Tuesday afternoon William A
Mahoncy, Fifth district, Third ward wa
arrested and taken before Chief Super
: visor MaCallistcr.
The following arrests were made yestei
day:
Edmund B. Frazer. Third district
Fourth ward, and J. Hamilton Agar:
Seventh district, Fifth ward, Joseph !
Carpenter, Jr, bondsman William
. Slahoney Fifth district, Third ward,
Ncary, bondsman; Neil Dougherty, Secon
district, Third ward, Michael Mccarthy
bondsman John w. Crossley, Repubica
( inspector, Fourth district, Fourth ware
: for whom Chairman of the State Electo
!. Department, James S. Dobb, becanl
l surety in the sum of $1,000.
t The charge against Registrar Malone
r was that he refused to allow the supervise
. to sign his books.
Geo A. Schenck, Second district, Thir
] ward; James Gillespie, Fourth distric
4 Eighth ward. William Baxter went bu
d for Schenck, and Peter A. HUrty Tor Iii
I. le.pie.
t Ii is understood that these annoying r
petition Of arrests, almost all upon !!
$ identical charge will continue merrill
Il through the week, through registraliu
i and so on until the day Of election.
y The total of arrests up to . o'clock is 2
II This represents n sum Of S63, 900 demande
J. BY the United states supervisor and give
y under Democratic bond,