Evening journal., 1896-11-11
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lost 2O9 votes between Tuesday night
ana Thursday Sheriff Flinn is shown
TO have lost sos votes and TOman 20
have gained 535 votes during the same
time, On the face Of the original fig
ures, including the country districts,
Cheairs had rs majority and Finn
liza. On the face of the official re-
turn Dickey has a majority Of 3lS,
while Films majority was but 1872.
Sheriff-elect Finn has reappointed /
Deputy Sheriff David p. Hutchinson
for that district Of New Castle county
below the Delaware and Chesapeake I
canal. James =. Ratledge VIII be dep
uty sheriff for Wilmington.
Governor Watson will not sign any
commissions until next week
Chancellor ad item Henry r. John
son, who Will pass upon the merits of
/ the OXy-Hydrogen case, Indignantly
refused to be retained by J. Edward
/ Addicks as attorney in his election
/ cases. He was 50 angry when Mr. Adj
dlcks made the proposition that he or
dered him to leave his Office.
There is a movement on foot to con-
tinuc the organization of the Mckinley
and Hobart Business Mems Clubs
throughout the country, and the local
club will doubtless 80 into the move
ment
Coroner-elec Wright has announced
his intention of reappointing Deputy
Coroner James r. Chandler.
In the matter of the various asses
sorships of Kent county the Levy
Court will appoint Democrats in the
Democratic districts and Republicans
in districts where they were fairly
elected
Ex-Speaker of the House w. L. Sir
man. of Delmar, was in Wilmington
to-day. He is an applicant for the
state treasurership.
The story published in the Morning
News to-day that Walter II. Hayes and
H. II. Ward would to-day or in a few
days apply to the Superior Court for a
writ of mandamus for the relief of the
Union Republican candidates in Kent
Z county is at fault in one very essential
particular The Superior Court is not in
} session and will not be until November
d %. AT present the adjourned Septem-
ber term of the Court of oyer and
Terminer is being held. Next Monday
j the November term of the Courts of
2 General Sessions and Oyer and Ter
miner will convene, and not until the
Superior Court opens on the Monday
] following could the writ be applied
] for
e Daniel Cochran. of Middletown, and
- Theodore K. Armstrong;, of Newark
have come out as applicants for tho
office Of recorder of deeds, now helC
D by Courtland c. Montgomery, who ha!
d two on three years yet TO serve.
Ex-Attorney-Gene John Biggs
Fish Commissioner James A. Multi
gan and George Lodge, the sub-com
mittee appointed by the New Castle
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee to confer with John r. Dicke.
and Woodward W. Cheairs relative e
= their legislative contest, met thi
morning and had q conference viii
7 Mr. Dickey for the purpose of arrang
Z ing o time and place for a meeting o
y, the subcommittee with all tue me-
u who were on the New Castle count
Z legislative ticket, and, if possible, pre-
vent O. bitter contest at Dover. Jus
when this conference will be he'll
could not be ascerained, but it vii
y be shortly.
y, To-day Secretary of State J. Have
he Whueman delivered TO Coroner-eieC
s. Wright his commission from the gov
s' ernOr