Evening journal., 1892-11-03

Disston on saws and thousands of other
subscribers to the campaign fund, so
much money for so much monopoly.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
BY inquiry at the office Of the EVEN.
ING JOURNAL any man can obtain an
even bet of 81, 900 on Cleveland barring
death.
A man went into Hawkins's cigar
store, which was pronounced Harrison
headquarters in 1888, and offered 81 600
to 500 on Cleveland, last night, without
finding a taker.
Several days ago bet of S4o0 was
made in Newells saloon on Cleveland on
which the Harrison man paid the for
felt last night He was not willing to
put up the 800, and said So
Francis L. HofTecker will address the
Republicans of Glasgow this evening.
The election returns will be received at
the Grand Opera House on next Tuesday
evening.
Hon. Thomas f. Bayard spoke at
FELTON, this afternoon and will speak at
Dover tonight.
John W. Causey club will meet tonight
at s o'clock at Fourth and Shipley streets
TO be addressed by II. c. Turner and DR..
J. b. Welch.
A meeting of the Wilmington hundred
Democratic executive committee will
meet this evening at 6iO Market street
at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested
Mrs. Sapphira Smith, of Laurel is in
dignant because some Democrats have
said that they propose to have her and
Senator Higgins on float in the Demo
cratic parade to be held after the cleo
tiOn,
James L. Willis, of the Hotel Willis,
has $500 10 bet that Cleveland will carry
New York He is stakeholder in a great
many bets made at his place on New
Castle county and the general result as a
combination bet The bets are about
even.
During the last session of the Trustees
of the Poor Allen Smith, Republican,
opposing a resolution to employ a
chaplain said that the Almshouse was
open to all religions; free to preachers
of all seats, except the Jews.
A large canvass sample ballot has been
placed in front of the Young Mems
! Democratic Club house II shows all OF
the designs and bears the injunction,
"To vote the straight Democratic ticket
stamp your ballot in the large square.
A joint meeting of Democrats from Del
aware and Maryland was held yesterday
at Marydel, where speeches were made by
Hon. John w. Causey and E. l.. Martin
from Delaware, and Col. Downes, H. r.
Lewis and n. A. Huston, of Denton, Nd
A Democratic mass meeting will b,
held at Clayton this evening. Victor B
Woolley, of this city, will be one of tn,
speakers A. s. Goldsborough. of Cen
treville. Md, the young Democratic ora
tor of the Eastern Shore, will be tn,
other speaker.
Hon. Thomas f. Bayard will address
Democratic mass meeting in the Crane
Opera House tomorrow evening Tn,
meeting will be one of the largest of tn
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all the Democratic clubs of the city
They are making extensive preparation
to give Delaware's favorite son and lead
ing statesman rousing reception.
John w. Peters, Republican judg,
in East White Clay Creek hundred, VIII
voted in favor of registering certain mel
who were receiving aid from the county
as paupers, openly stated, it is.said, that
although he did not believe they wer
entitled to vote, he put them on becaus
he had received instructions to do S
J from the Republican county committee
George Hamilton, a Smyrna negro. i
likely to get himself in trouble if he at
tempts to vote in New Castle county
Hamilton came to this city about thirt
days ago and allowed himself to pla
into the hands Of the Corruption hal
officials. He not on the assessment il
Kent county and if he attempts to vot
, here he will be promptly arrested. A
, the present time he is living ON Fifteent
street.
2 Minister Watson r. Sperry ha
announced that he will take fourtee
q trunks. filed with luggage, to Persi
. WIN ulil- AS MT. NitNcluuu VIII uouul
I less be elected and the Democratic sec
7 retary of state will not have any use 70
4 a Higgins creation in the diplomat
service, it would be well for some frien
of Minister Sperry's to suggest TO hil
the propriety of taking a small griI
e collar, shirt and change of underclotl
r ing, and leaving the rest of his luggag
e here until he comes back.
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+: Edward G. Bradford and Willial
Michael Byrne spoke at a Republica
. mass meeting in the Academy Of Mus