Evening journal., 1896-05-08

heard the following conversation be-
tween two colored women:
First Woman" Say honey gwine TO
de chous ?"
Second" Deed lie. honey, my man
done got two pahses. fur nothin
an wese gwlns suah You gwlneY"
First woman-"Youse est shoutin'.
My man done got two too and de ephe
lunt done got a ohawnce TO shook his
ugly brack head at us l done tole you.
Dis great time fur uH niggahs, ha, ha.
Another colored woman who had c)me
up during the conversation Joined Ia
with q Huh. You Deedln tink youse
niggshs got ell de cshds Dsre's two Of
de Invites In de house an Of ye done lux
shahp you'll see me an my man In de
from bench, Deed you will, honey"
There was an anti-Addicks meeting at
Dover last evening but IL was not big
enough TO change the situation In Kent
I 9th fsclions met at Middletown last
night and nominated delegates and al
ternates. Martin B Burris will hold the
hundfed true to higgins.
10 Il said that the Addlcks delegation
from N)rthw est Fork hundred, Sussex
county, will be composed OF negroes.
Dan Dohi's Coup d'Etat.
Last evening meeting Of the German
Republican Club was held IN German
Hall, 10 accordance with a call issued by
Dan Dohl. who is q recent convert 90 the
Addicks ranks. There were about forty
present and four new members were added
to the roll The reporters were rigor ,nsly
excluded The majority OF those In
attendance we're pronounced In their
adherence to the Claymont millionaire
gas king, but they were also opposed to
making the Astuie Daniel their leader
There were three candidates for
president. Daniel O0hi, Professor
Moses Well and Henry Krohu, all
Addicks men. Only nineteen members
voted however and when the battle had
cleared away Daniel was found 10 have
received nine votes TO Eve esoh for his
opponents Then there was a racket and
long German words and heated atnteucs ss
we're hurled around with recklessness
which would have wrecked any other
bnilding.
It was claimed by the unsuccessful
candidates that Dan had brought In the
four new men lust to vote for him
Professor We'll declared that he would
not walk behind Daniel sgain, and was
opposed 70 having destrter from the
enemy's camp wa away with all the
glory and credit.
The balance Of the staff Of thieers
WAS filed out by the election OF
Joseph ster as vice president; August
Faske, secretary and Andrew Doettling,
treasurer, but even this did not stem
the tide OF opposition and after the
meeting Peter Elmer. Henry Roller,
Joseph Zster. Henry Krohn,
August Fasks, John Weinga Moses
bell aud Casper Ceres got together aud
decided 10 call arother meeting this
evening, when an attempt will be made
to depose Daniel. The march into the
Addcks camp is still 10 progress and the
band plays merrily
Pennsy lvania Dutoh Not Germans
An EVENING JOURNAL reporter met
Dan Dohl and Professor Moses Well on
Market street this morning Said the
indomitsble Daniel: 81 wish You d say
that PennsylvAnia Dutch aln't German,
and the WILMINGTON Germans
are ali for Addieks Fred Eden
Bach pulled the leg Of the
reporter OF the morning psper 10 great
snaps. There never was any idea Of a
meeting to- night, was there J." TO Prof
Well The professor nodded assent to
all Daniel said and added. Every one
Is satisfied and we're all Addlcks men,
Looking out for Repeaters.
This morning information was received
by the Addicks lieutenants that several
car loads OF lusty colored v,ters would
arrive In Wilmington TO- O-night and to-
morrow morning for use at the
polls Ia the interest OF the Higgins
machine ard detectives we're at once
secured to watch the lines. Another
alleged scheme which was placed IN the
hands Of the detectives was the sending
ot several wagon loads Of negroes to
New Castle after they have voted here
Said en- Addicks man who lives In New
Castle. "ws'll take care Of them II they
come. Don't fear.