The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
FIFTH EDITION.


little matter but yet 1t has caused con-
siderable activity on the part OF interest
oil parties.
1t was asserted here to day that til ere
were offers OF deal msdo by prominent
citizen OF Wilmington who can see more
out OF his one eye than several others can
see out OF both ewes.
For the past few days there has been q
look OF expectation on the countenances
OF the members OF the Assembly when
they would meet In joint session. As
stated in the letter published elsewhere
there ia no Sign Of Il flop over" The
ballot Gust to-day had the same result.
GOVERNOR MAKyII1s CONDITION.
His Condition Cnu4n- Consid era bio
Doubt IN 10 His Recovery
DoyliR March 10.
The reports from laurel tonight wore
thnt Governor Marviis condition Is very
serious an that even his most sunguine
frends entertain little hopes OF his recuv.
cry. as he is Affected with complication
nor's health brought up another matter
this evening here. Erom quarter that is
reliable 1t Mas learn9d that had the pow.
els behind the throne permitted tn Q
cards to have been dealt according to the
Idea OF GeorReV V, Massey whom the Senate
was oTguni2sl senator Handy would have
been Speaker OF the Senate and Charlie
Moore. Speaker OF the House.
ltsis would have guarded against the
danger of q DemOcrt becoming Governor
In case tile dent u UIAeppt
tive. and there would have been u. s.
Senator elected long ago. At present
the outlook Tor csOo ing a succAssor to
OK senator Higgins Is Just the Il me.
''lnere'a guinI to De II Hop" was the ru-
NOR on the street here to-day but 1t was
only another saying Of one of the the false
prophets.
There ia no use Of talking about tho
possibility of elecLlng u United States
senator at present. Where would the
dfk horse come from who cCul get
enough votes 10 eject himp
There il not man in the state FOR whom
the nine Higgins men, the 'ojr Massey
men and two AGdicks mon wlil vote for
10 seud 20 Washington ae the successor
OF Ex-senator Anthony Higgins
lu order io elect II dark horse from the
Higgins stable Two Democrats would
have 70 lly de coop and ay at home.
while Two votes would De stolen from
Addlcks aud added to the Higgins and
Massey forces. Christmas day will not
fall on the Fourth of July for many
years, Neither are the prospects very
favorable that SENATOR will lie elected
vsry soon. but when United States
Senator is chosen his name will ba neither
Anthony, George nor Benjumin. Where
such Information has benn derived from
1t Is not necessary to explain, but when
tho roll ls called III DO there.
10 ELECT THE COLI ErroRs.
Senator Handy Is In favor of new bill
Castle county. At the expiration of the
term OF Receiver OF lakes John L,
Dclley he Is of the opinion that the PEG.
pie should vote for the,r own tax collec.
tor. lilo favo.s till which would en-
power tbs people of oSCh hundred to elect
tax collector fer their own hundred.
This would give tho Democrats seven out
OF the twelve collectors. II would be q
fair bill and one which ought to go
through whouping.
The diyOkG uill 10 still grinding an d
the Winds ~ GphappinrsS are still Tanning
it, bladeBTut all the g"st does II OF como
out according to the dGsires Of all who
are heavH laden aud come to be relieved
OF their sorrows Among the divorces
To be refused at this session Of the Leg
i4ldture Is thRt Of Captain Edwin L.
Rodgers oil Company IL, n. q. ID. of New
Cael4e. Ihe.ulEorCe committees felt that
marriage means something sacred and
that 1t Was tho Captain aud not his wife
who had BEEN somewhat uUgal!ant In his
married life. aud a there was not suf-
ilciant grounds no divorce was granted.
The training school tor the teachers in
Kent County wus buried In the House yes.
terday by II members, while live OF its
friends stood by he grave.
Kent wanted no New Castle nor Sussex
County toachnrs TO educate the youth of
the centre county, even though holding
the qualifications. School comm lsslon.
er5 llHYe 9ome rights yet In X mt County.
Mr. Pierce has made u stab at the Dow.
81 ind Milford road, whereby he Intends
to prevent IL from merging with any
other road Brandywne Springs and
Now Cast electric road bills will have
their innings to-day.
Anollce oil another liquor bill was giy-
on in the House Yesterday by Mr.. Pyle.
In tho House yesterday morning Mr.
Brown gave notice Of u b!l to amend tho
Ret concerning the sale of liquors It
Diovldes nat manufacturers OF intoxl.
eating liquors shall not sell In quantities
lees than oDe.gallon. o. to DO drank on
the premises and Includes eide. from
apples or pears, wheIh0r pure or mixed
with whl5Rey ami Mr.. Pyle gave notice
Of bill requirir L an application for q
ltcenss To be slSuHI OY twflYe frreh olders.
Sir. Hicks arr,E'd DC lHsr evening
On t!e o'clocE train aud left on the 2 so
tla'u this mati Ing.
go REY 10
70i, fal. III ship!oy = rect and get good
roast dinner. Only 25 cents.
Warning
A girl of abOut IL ycGrs OF age, err.
reaenting Eherseif us tho laughter oil tho
Rev. Join u Z. a na, has b On oeting
contributions ttr alleged q R"!tau.e pur.
poses. lufeiy shb has be1n tepreseuling
huls9tf as being cost Out by her father to
collect money for tho Door OF Hope. OF
course Mr Hanna Is worried by reports
of this matter thpt have hseu coming to
him Tor the past six months. liz has no
dauts htetsof the age nt this girl, and IL he
had he wouh not send hsr out to collect
for charitable ohieGt=
This matter has gone so far that Mr..
Hdnna Will be glad II this girl might be
detninnI by any 70 whom she appaars for