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Show THE RECORD Or Jeage & h Bcrr the Cenlle-n Cenlle-n Strnck nilh Paralyitr. Engle Rack.Idaho-, Oct. ll.fSpec ialWtto Herald. On the 31 it of July the Timet of this-clly published pub-lished in tio editorial columns tbi record of the renowrlcd judge of the thlht district for Idaho, C. H Berry, who was appointed to that poitton by President Cleveland together to-gether with Honorable H. W. Weir and Honorable John L. Irtgaa. The two latter were bodily fired for partisanship on the coming in of President Harrison, but tbt paper alleges that Usrrywas retained re-tained after making promises which mere than satisfied the rc-laibilcans, rc-laibilcans, and the Timet further fur-ther stated that he had gone to an aJJomlng county with Dubob for election schemes and that he had become the tool of dear Freddie. In the July court the judje had In formed tho Democratic Iawycr there wai nothing else before the court that Monday morning," and these men left, but not so with the Republicans. The schemo was ob foot and was then sprung. United States Attorney Fremont Wood and Clerk of the Court Richardson being the only ones in the room, then Mr. Kerry announced in ihh-"open ihh-"open court" tliat on tho fullowlnx Monday he would appoint election supervisors, bat this business wai-tent wai-tent a dead stCml until tho follow. " .ftorda.yi when the nialtei finally leaked out On tho follow inzMondav JameOt. tfnu-t...... the law and denHlssi to tho cour and show ed wherein the power wai vested in tho Judgo of the Xintt district, which is now composed o , California, Xevada and Idaho and Fremont Wood did no! deny the matter, but this dis-tritt dis-tritt judge made the appointment! anyhow. The Eagl- jtock Tima severely crltlcll tho Judgo ami seemed lo hint that Rcrrj was uol living up to tho law as the Iroicrt ant imsitlon of a judgo deannJs. The Jtine' editorial closed as fol lows: "Ilury Retry and let the name be forgot ten. We should not attempt to pull him down, but as a parting memorial exalt Ins name Seiab!" This thrust was humiliating to Mr. Kerry and hu lnvealhrited Ihe matter to see what he could do in the way of a libel, butthlngsdld not float In his direction as anticipated, so a charge of contempt pf court was made against the manager, R. C Itonncyj for writing tho editorial, and as he of courvs would try this tlnJ of a case, tho result would be In Kerry's favor, wlit ther right orwron". e p, Wre out for tho arret of Mr. Kon-ney Kon-ney to appear bcfiire his honor on September 5, but lo, and behold' the bird had flown, and when that day had arrived the tnpen had not bean served. Then a writ of at taclluient was gotten out for his body, dead of alivejo be produced in coilrt on "ctober is. Mr. Ilonney returned frohl the Pacific coast yesterday yes-terday morning, and in the alter-noon alter-noon gave himself up to the United State. Deputy Marshal Hopson, promptly furnishing bonds, aud is now at home on the paper. His Iortiicr. W. Ddiinls, former! of the xdianapolls papers, has alo been lately showing up the additional record of the iudge. Judge Kerry Is reported to have received a stroke of raralyls, and Is now llng prol-aidy prol-aidy at death's door In Montpeller, and In all IikclihrAd will never recover re-cover sufficiently to hold the term October 20. Tho stroke is supposed to have been caused from worriment over the chagri n brought upon him-self, him-self, after bragging about being able to secure Mr. Konney In attendance. |
