The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
and BroadkiIn Hundreds Want Robbins %
ITO the Higgins Nest He Wont do II.

ny 10 tue htiBEtuh op Voht uo I've
Little Creek and Broad Creek hundreds
want Senator j. Al. Moore to vote for
Anthony Higgins When the first petition
of this sort was presented this year II was
laughed at because Speaker MeMullen did
not do the bidding Of the New Castle Ad.
dicks men, Senator Moore In all proba-
bllity Will remain for tho present where
he 10 and will not vote for Higgins. :,
Robbins Ia for Addloks until some good
Republican from Kent County can get
fifteen votes and then he will make the
one to elect him whether he be Richardf
son or a PennewilL He has been selected
by the little caucus" to vote for Higgins
him and It did see him. Promises OF q
position In the Court House" were not OF
any avail. Too bad indeed for II Robbins
did vote for Higgins he was to receive
tinker's pay-more kicks than pence.
The vote for Senator to-day was a.
follows:
Higgins Alrichs, Burton. Jolls. Money.
Frederic Pyle. Reybold. Walker. VII.
sons.
Alphabetically, Ball, Brown, O. L.
Massey-J. NJ. G. Moore. Pierce. Speaker
MeMulien-3,
RldgeIy -FenImore. Harrington, Joha
Pyle, Records, Speaker Watson, Daily.
Davis. Killen. Sypherd. Thomas A. Wat.
son--l0.
Tunnel MUSTARD.
Absent Fleming. Morgan. TowDsend-3.
The divorce mill 10 still grinding. Henry
p. Scott. Sylvester. ID. Townsend and Har-
Ian ID. Scott are the incorpOrators OF tho
Delaware Traction Company.
Speaker Watson will Introduce BILL to
provide for proper exits to public build.
lngs.
Martin Ferry. Thomas @. Doud. and
SecretaI y Francis A. McOloskey, OF the
Department OF Elections. were here to-day
nakad the raDaal nf Tho law DfOVtUIUR
for the office of voters assistant Ihere 10
bill now before the General Assembly
with that end in view.
The following notices were given In the
House to-day: by MIR. Jolls, III relation to
the clerks Of the pesoe; in relation to ac.
acknowledgements by notarles public; by
Mr.. Pyle, Tor tho relief OF the Homeopath'
10 Association; III relation to assessors ana
collectors for tho city OF Wilmington; W
MIR. Brown, to repeal chapter $50, volums
TO- by MIR. Moore. TO amend chapter $50.
volumn 10; by Mr.. Mustard (by reqnest,)
to prohibit the manufacture ana sale OF
Intoxicating liquors In this state; by MIR.
Eeybod, for the relief OF school distrlcs
No. 81 In New Castle county; to protecs
game III this stats; by Mr. Ball to divorces
Lille and Albert Thatcher; by Mr. Rob-
bins, to amend chapter ISL. volume l0i
by Mr. Wilson, to change the time OF hold
ing annual school meetings; by MIR. Mon
ey, III relation to tue city OF Now Ca tlej
to change public road in BIaokblrd nun
dred; by MIR. Burton, TO incorporate tn.
Heniopen Light and Railway Company
to divorce Mary L, and John D. Mcclure,
to enable the commissioners OF the town
of Lewes to borrow money; by AIR. len.
to divorce william and Annie Perry.
IntroduOed-By Mr.. Jolls to repeal the
act for the protection OF sheep in New
Castle county; by Mr.. Brown to amend
chapter Ill Revised Code; by Mr.. Mue'
tard to divorce Benjamin o. and Vlotoris
Is. Jacobs; by Mr.. Burton FOR the relief o.
school district No. u in sussex county,
by MIR. Robbins to change the course OF
public road In Sussex county by Mr.
Pyle to Incorporate LheCity and Suburban
Real Estate Company; by MIR. Davis in rel
lation to landlord and tenants.
To Incorporate shawnee Tribe. No. ~
Improved Order OF He'd Mem by MIR. Wal
ker, to Incorporate Tho Busine Mems
Republican Club; to appoint notary pub
lie Tor L. l. DUPONT de Nemours y Co; by
Mr.. JOlls, to divorce William ii. and Alary
&. Mearus; Dy MIR. RobDins, to amend tht
act to Incorporate the town OF Milton; Dy
MIR. Pyle. to amend the charter Of tho
Wilmington Fountain Society; TO amend
chapter 03T, volume Is; by Mr.. Reybold.
to incorporate the Delaware Traction
Company 600 copies ordered printed.)