Evening journal., 1896-10-19

d. Apateheker, a Hebrew editor, of
addressed a Jewish Demo-
cratic meeting in Wilmington yester
day.
John d. Kelly called at the Evening
Journal office to-day and stated that he |
rented a room in his hotel to neither
the Democrats nor the Single Takers
for the meeting which was held in the |
Seventh ward Friday night, and which |
broke up I'm disorder. He says the
porch of his hotel was used on that oc-
casion and that it may be used by any
political party in the future, free of
charge.
On October q, Thomas L. Grady, Of
New York, will deliver a Democratic
address in Wilmington.
The regular Republican machine, at
headquarters, was cleaned this morn
ing and the keyboard polished.
William II. Radcliffe, OF Town Point,
who has been an invalid for many
years, went out to Dailsyille last week
to register his name in order TO be able
10 vote for Bryan and Sewall in No
vember II is the first time In FIVE OF
six years that Mr.. Radcliffe has been
away from his farm, and, therefore, is
an evidence Of his strong interest in
the cause which Bryan representa-
Cambridge Chronicle.
In this city this evening Congress
man Turner, of New York, will address
Democrats.
A Republican meeting at Marshall
ton on Saturday evening was address
ed by William S. Hilles and DR..
Swithin' Chandler.
At a meeting Of the Bryan and Sewall
Club, OF the Second ward, eighty-seven
members decided to secure guns and
polish them up in anticipation OF at
tending Bryan's inauguration. The
guns are TO be used to frighten Lauter-
bach, Of New York.
DR.. McGlynn will be one of the
Single Tax orators on the Delaware
stump next week.
On Friday Stewart L. Woodford will
address a Republican meeting in Will
mington.
The executive committee of the
Honest Money Democratic League viii
meet this evening and outline the cam
paign work. A conference of all the
members Of the league has been called
for tomorrow evening. The league hal
put up a transparency in front of III
headquarters. telling the voters t
, stamp the rooster, and they will prob
ably do it in more ways than one.
This evening Senator John Brook
, Henderson, of Missouri, will deliver al
address at the Auditorium under tn
auspices Of the Business Mems Nc
Kinley and Hobart Club.
On Saturday evening Senator Frye
{ of Maine, addressed 5000 persons il
e the Auditorium. He came under th
4 auspices of the Addicksites. Chairma
Wiley presided, and introduced tn
eloquent speaker, who had the earnes
attention of his large audience. TIL
y First Regiment Band furnished tn
+ music.
d Addicks' tax-paying machine is Z
e work again to-day.
= John H. Hoffecker. the Addicks car
II didate for governor, was in Wilminl
n ton to-day.
~ A big crowd of Democrats greeted
: Irving Handy, Josiah Marvel and Mi
- ton II. Hawkins at Centreville on Sa
/ urday evening.
D. About 5000 voters registered on Sa
IL urday, making total of 1000 for q
- two days, as compared with 10,327 f
the corresponding days in 1892.
~ There will be a Republican rally
II Rockland on Wednesday evening.
We number of the campaign clubs of w
mington will go out by train. Ex-Sta
Senator b. +. Hughes, of Pennsylv
a. mia; William Michael Byrne and othe
nc will speak.
of There will be a meeting at Thom
ty. Toys, In Christiana hundred, tome
no row night, which will be addressed
~ l.. Irving Handy, Josiah Marvel 10
G. Gray and L. r.. Cochran, Jr.
"The Union Republican Commit
has always denounced all comprom
les with the Higgins people" said Fra
en s. Bradley, the Ninth ward leader, I
a morning. 1.-TWO weeks before Il
al Clayton House meeting it adopted re
49, lutions denouncing the Higgins peo
~ as traitors to the party, pledging s
Vii port to our regular ticket, and decl
pal ing that the Higgins committee ,
the merely composed of ex-officeholdel