Evening journal., 1890-11-18

MING JOURNAL, 'TIL.
! girl viii study anything. but you could
not expect boy who owns bicycle and
Is second baseman on the nigh school
nine to bother about such r.homboid use
lessness.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Delaware Leg stature viii convene
January 9, 1891
Mr.. Psrnell hp.d not read the story Of
Joseph with care
Colonel William B. Norton says he is
not candidate for the Democratic
mayoralty nomination.
Inspector Cotton HSw realizes that the
Municipal Court has no respect for mis-
nefarious political practices.
II is a popularity Of the Congressional
Cannon that, though cred II went of
without a boom.-Philadelpnia Times.
State Treasurer William Herbert has a
rival for the position in the person of
the iovial senator from Sussex, john B.
Dorman
Governor Reynolds will be naugurRted
on Tuesday, January 20. II is an under.
stood thing that Levi @ Bird will not
yell, Whoa, Bob"
And now the Harrison admins
trRtion Is about TO have an
Indian war The Harrison administra
tion has evidently bit Off more pros
peritY, plenty and peace than II cap
chaw.
Hugh @. Browne has been appointed by
Prothonotsry Horty, his assistant for
one year. Mr. Brown was one Of the
silvtr-tonRued Republican orators Of the
late campaign, and was coached by II. O.
Conrad and Senator Higgins.
Senator Delamater. who has just been
defeated by Pattison in the race for the
gubernatorial chair in Pennsylvania,
aspires 70 be United States Senator,
Whether he will let Matt Quay be his
hPOhntf IA Nufa uoN hSphlA uNo 10 q uAHbbck
OF conjecture.
William B. Ricards of Laurel, and
State Senator John B. Dorman of Draw
bridge, are in the field in Sussex county
| for the state treasurer's Office. Mr.. Dor.
ma well-known to the people all over
Sstate for the record he made in the
state Senate at the last session.
Henry Cannon will not have "pull"
| at the House journal this session of the
| Legislature, as he did last time. Guam.
/ the clerk OF the House. who placed every
thing in Henrys hands. has been rele
gatei to the shades of obscurity and will
oLly pop up again when the crack OF
doom sounds In old Sussex.
So Horace Greedy Knowles goss beck tC
| France and Delaware is still in the
| Democratic colun nj he has the PROUD
satisfaction of kno owing that he Is safely
| fixed In the Fedora, service for year OF
| two more What q reward for one littlI
boodle- carrying trip from Philadelphia
to Sussex
Delaware is fast becoming Republican
state. The Republican increase as com.
pared with the Democratic is as is to
Chester Times. The Times ia evidently
| ignorant Of the political history OF Della.
ware. The Republicans have, by tbs
grace Of Doodle, had control of one Della
| ware Legislature since the war. They
lost even that at the last election.
Senator sherman said that "the womei
OF the United States defeated the Repub
lican party at this election. 1t is grea
concession for the old statesman TO make
considering that not a womaa cast
a vote against the Republican
party. They did it all by talk, anC
the party whose orators try to talk tn,
women down will be beaten every time
When "Bill" Neal was on trial fol
outrsgeously asssulting Mrs Gosser
Senator Anthony Higgins took charge oil
the case, packed the jury, cleared the
negro and was condemned by the press
Of the state and country for this travests
Of justice But he is now United State:
Senator and while ae can personally
direct negro rrpaaters he dare not
pose before the public again as
! the traducer of white woman
or child HE mantle has fallen upon
Henry G. Conrad. 70 whom has beer
assigned the case Of the negro Starker,
who outraged the little white girl in
New Castle recently. II will be inter
esting to see how he, under the tutelag,
of Senator Higgins and his wire pulling,
will try to keep the neck of this brutal
Republican instrument from beins
stretched on the gallows.
Barn burners Punished.
The barn burners are having a rough
time OF IL st Lancaster and Allentown
Pa. At both these places gangs 'of in.
cendiaries set fire to several barns lately
The deeds were similar to those Of tn,
Dupont burnings At Lancaster yes
teFday, Harry Mccormick was sentenced
to seven years imprisonment in thi
Easton penitentiary, and at Allento vi
Michael Clancy was sentenced {,
three years In tie county jail foi
setting fire to several barns at Catasau