Evening journal., 1891-06-01

EVENING JOURNAL
lively interest in the affairs Of all classe
be is attempting to strengthen, II pos
sible, those bonds OF fellowship and Low
which should hold individuals or com
munities together.
The invidious critics of his course d
NOT appreciate nor comprehend that d,
sire They are, on the one hand. disap
pointed in some selfish wishes, or the
are Republican partisans attempting t
manufacture campaign material.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
The time for the Republican lstte
carriers vacations will soon be at hand
Colorsd substitutes will probably be pu
on.
Two Of the candidates for city detec.
tives will be appointed. The others viii
be disappointed. II Is a way the governo
has.
The Republicans at Seventh and Marke
streets should pay the county q royalt,
for the use OF Its seal and collectors sig.
natures.
Robert W. Reynolds will probably b
the next recorder ofi~deeds of Ken
county, to succeed John H. Buvley, de.
ceased.
The fresh young man" OF the Morn
ing News, who can neither hear nor see
Is earning his salary by using vivid
imagination.
The Dover DelawRrean has a spasu
over the Wolcott Ballot bill. The OBJ
jeetion TO Mr.. Wolcott IL evidently
greater than she objection TO the bill.
Does the selection Of John w Lawson
as police commissioner mean that John
w. Aydon will continue as superin-
tendent OF the police and fire department
telegraph system2
Stansbury j. Wiley advertised himself
by riding in the procession on Saturday
He was not greeted with cheers; no. not
even by the small boy, who usually cheers
anything and everything.
Marshal Mahaffy and his deputy mar
shals will not figure In the municipal
election. IL remains TO be seen how
Chief OF Police Swiggett will fill the gap.
with the assistance of Sheriff Simmons
After reading the Police Commission
editorial in the Morning News. Charles
Jester, the newly appointed Republican
police commissioner, will not know
whether he Is Democrat or Republl-
can.
The statement that some urchin fast
ened card. reading: "For CITY Solicitor
Sl2 Votes, to the side of the carriage In
which Mayor Harrington rode on Satur-
day, Is false Walter h. HAYES would
not be guilty Of such thing.
+, Eden Bach held a conference with
his colored l'eutenants, Sterling. John
son and Collins, representing the
Seventh. Ninth and Twelfth wsrds on
the post office steps this morning. He
was laying the law down to them.
The Morning News is trying TO shift
The 'grandpa's hat" joke from President
Harrison to Governor Reynolds. That Is
happy faculty the editorial humorist OF
the Morning News has. He never uses a
loke until all the laugh has gone out Of
Republican mothers now frighten their
shlldren into obedience BY telling them
that II they are not good Mr.. Neary-
Dickey Carpenter will eat them. The
names frighten the children almost as
badly as they frlghten the Republican
fathers.
Wanted. An unlimited quantity of
sackcloth and ashes, for which the
highest cash price will be paid Must
be delivered by Saturday, June 6. Apply
% BACH, MAHAFFY g. Co.,
Seventh and Market Streets
Senator George Gray will succeed him
self as United States Senator. Governor
Reynolds may succeed Senator ANTHONY
Higgins. II he does not, Hon. James i.
'Volcott OF some other Democrat will IL
ihe supply of Dougherty and Mckee tax
receipts is exhausted.
Captain Edmund Mitchell Jr., is going
% resign his commission In the militia Of
his state He is kept 80 busy at Rs-
publican headquarters filling In blank
AK receipts that his resignation is abso.
utely necessary. His next move will
probably be to resign the Office Of collec-
Tor.
II what the Morning News says is
rue, Governor Reynolds was not prop
srly received Saturday. Never before
n the history OF the state was the chief
executive Of Delaware invited to the CITY
If Wilmington and not received with
proper respect, The Grand Army men
should resent such an imputation.
The Republicans evidently think they
need watching, In an article on the
sbsconder, Marsh the Morning News
says: -Four New York detectives, under
she direction Of Robert Byrne, came to
This city, and rumor had It that the men
we're brought here by the Democratic
City Committee. The men were watched
very closely as they strolled through the
city" II must have been hard day for
The crowd at Seventh and Market streets.
The Newark Ledger comes out with
.he last horn, blowing the glad tldings Co
is subscribers that Senator Pilling did
not leave the Free Text Book bill IN his
desk. What does the Ledger know about
~ Honest John" Pilling has never given
answers to certain pertinent
questions propounded He examined the
Dill, and he never reported it. By the
rules Of the Senate II he did not have the
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