Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

MING JOURNAL, Will
in case ZAP Burrowes, better known
as 1.-THE Cub" did not come to
FIJI previous engagement. In conse-
quence Of this failure Of his FIRST and
only marital effort Mr.. DisoswaY is
naturally timid about accepting any
of the hundreds Of propositions to share
his woes and his wallet. But the story
serves to illustrate the most beautiful
of the womanly characteristics, though
we are sorry Mr.. Disosway is the un-
happy and confused victim.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Please write 1t #. Eden and not Fred
e. 1t has a grating sound to sensitive
ears, and Mr.. Bach might not like it.
Francis s. Bradley is candidate for
Republican legislative honors in this
hundred. How will this affect Gala
gherY
The Republicans are already raising
the cry "monopolist" against w. r..
Swift. All they are afraid OF is that he
will get corner in Delaware votes.
From the silence maintained by the
"Bridgeville Congressional ordnance" it
is safe to say 1t has been spiked br the
Democrats Of Sussex.
Dr. Joseph II. Chandler has been en-
dorsed as a candidate for state represen.
tative by nesting Of prominent
Republicans OF Christiana hundred. He
will have little, Il any opposition.
George w. Singley Of the Fourth ward
has announced himself as a candidate for
assessor for the First district. He will
be assessed several times by is
party managers, before he assesses any
one in that truly Democratic part of the
city.
The Democratic primaries will be held
throughout New Castle county to-day
More interest Is being manifested in
them this year than for several years
past. No doubt this interest will tend
to present a ticket of more than ordinary
strength to the voters.
Just 81 500 year is the sum Senator
Anthony Higgins had to pay Hynson OF
the News and Advertiser for his friend
ship The man who said ne gave Zig
gins al because he deserved it for
appointing Thomas postmaster at Mil
ford, will probably call the dogs off.
The Republicans have held their con
vention and are now yelling themselves
haorse trying to convince the people of the
state of the absolute harmony Of the
party There was indeed harmony but it
WIS harmony born by killing off the
candidates who were regarded as friendly
to Senator Higgins -Middletown Tran
script.
If f Eden Bach did not get on the
Republican State Central Committee lie
managed to maintain his Higgins death
grip upon the chair of the First District
Republican Committee last evening. The
following ia the organization: Chairman.
F. Eden Bach president. Francis
y Bradley secretary, Frank Woosley
treasurer, seth n Feaster
The County Republican Committee will
this af' eraoon elect ward committee
Of two men from each municipal district
Tho following Is the appoetionment OF
the districts: First ward, three dis
tricts Second, five distric Third Ave
districts; Fourth, four districts; Fifth.
six districts; sixth, Eve districts. Sew
euth, seven Districts Eighth, seven ais
tricts Ninth four districts Tenth, fya
Districts Eleventh, two districts, and
the Twelfth, two districts.
Herman Frank. Of Milwaukee, through
the American consul at Cairo, Egypt.
bought two mummies Of the time of
IL for 81, 500 and despite the fact
that they were bogus be was compelled
to pay duty of $500 upon them when
they arrived in this country. 1t is
truly novel thing to see American Re
publican political fossil remains impos-
ing a tax on Eeytian mummies. Here
Is chance for retaliation bv the
hhedive when the Republican leeisla
tors go abroad next summer.
Colonel Henry Page has received the
Democratic Congressional nomination ip
ne ut Marvlsnd district. He
Tariff evil service and ballot re, ormer
and strong man in every r@spect. Rus
sum, the Republican es-ididate, will be
showed undea as the Democratic
ms iority in the district is from / 800 to
9, 900. There Is one great feature in the
make up Of the Maryland Democracy.
That is, that no matter how badly it is
split up at the nomination primaries it
votes as a unit upon the man who secures
the nomination.
The Tenth ward Democrats met last
evening and organized for the campaign
by electlng the following officers. Pres
ident, John J, Mealey; vice president.
Frank McCloskey; secretary Frank
7, McNulty; treasurer, Alfred
Hanna. Executive committee-JohnJ
Mealey, William a. Shields ana James
Ward. Ward committee-James S.
Garner, Frank McCloskey, P. J. Green,
NJ Kelley, P f Walsh, Charles O'Con.
ner, Dennis S Shields, +. j. McNulty,
A. II. Hanna NJ j. German, Frank
Kane, Dennis J.. Newton, d. $ Shields,
Harry Farmer and James Riley were
appointed a committee to draft resolu-
tions Of respect 70 the memory Of Martin
J. Mealey. deceased The meeting was
largely attended and much interest mani
tested
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