The evening world., 1894-03-19
AFTER DIVER AGAIN.
Witnesses Now Ready to Go Be-
fo..e the Grand Jury.
Lawyer 0rdway Confident an In
dictment Will Be Found.
At Least Four Men Ready to Testify
Against the Justice.

There seems 20 he no reason - doubt
tina: when Justice Patrick Diver re-
turns from his Western jaGn; he viii
nni a surprise awaiting him. The sur
prise may D. in the form Of a Grand
jury Indictment, under which. II con-
NiC;ei Of the oEenses 10 be charged. Mr.
DIVER may receive a sentence x from
;hr.e months 70 one years !mpr.sJn-
msnt.
II the Grand Jury fails tc indie: Jus
tice Diver, it will n1; be the tau., Of
! those persons who have for several
I weeks been actively engaged IN obtain
ing evidence tending 10 prove that. Div.
Yer, violated that section @: the FeHa!
code which bears on the election laws.
II was learned :o-4ag that at leLst four
:0Ee the Grand jury and swear II having
heard Diver make he on@r y prizes a;
a meeting OF IT, Diver Association
shortly before election.
Since the Indictment OF the election
inspectors. some ot whom have been
sent 70 Prison. the slb.Comm.;:ee e.:
E2lr "aiSn Vas a~rp3int-i - the Com
Iri;t- q Nine at the big Es1per Union
meeting. he'll % oi.JSs the election q
Judge May ard. has been actively en-
gas~i III .o5k.Is up witnesses VINO csn
ne BIS; p5il-workeTs in his district a;
the late election.
Forem9s; in this Committee is Lawyer
samuel II privay. Of )! Nassau stree.
World reporter today. For obvious
reasons Nr.. Ori"ay would not make
he admitted that the Obstacles which
were in the wa Ct ir!:ctiGc Diver q:
the same time the indictments agatcs,
the election inspectors we're found rad
tee was IN an exceedingly confident
frame OF min
You may say" Mr.. orlway remarked
thai; we have not been Idle lately. and
Diver has never ben entertained.
There is no doub; Driver would have
publicity given to the matte at the
time. Those who could have testified
against him were warned = forget al.
he said about prizes, and II was iif!cIl;
10 get the right kind OF evidence.
y blame can attach 70 the District
Attorneys ofic= in the matter.
There are two sections = The iaw
one IS for misiemeanor. punishable 10y
a me. and the other is FOR infamous
The latter onense is tia, for wh,c4
Diver will have to answer II an iniict.
The Jaw is found under section ii p.
ter SO Of The Laws ot isS3. lay
The Law is in substance that any per.
son who makes a loan. gift or agree
Elrnt Win aHOIHsE 10 procure me eIeC-
ton Of any person is guilty OF an in.
famous crime, punishable BY !npr!spE.
ment for not less than three months no,
more han one year.
The offender on conviction also FOR
fetts any public Office he may hold
We would rather convic; one in
spector than twenty '~ioaterS,'" con.ir
uei Lawyer Ordway. an We wou!.
prefer Diver conviction 10 ;aat Q
twenty inspectors. We intend 10 str!k,
as high as possible.
1T may seem TO a certain portion o
the public that the law is TOO broad in Il,
construction, but /. Is not. The p-arlis4
OF Offering prizes FOR the best workers a
the polls may not be new. but 1t was un
doubIedly the cause OF all the trouble II
the S=cond Assembly District az the las
election. II IS time that the law was Ell
forced and the danger 20 honest election
done away with"