The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-04

and atored tie mon righ and loft who
We're Standing III line to vote.
The Police Commission this year spent
about fifty dollars for extra officers. Last
Presidential election they spent some six
| hundred dollars
In one of the districts of the Eighth
ward the Union Republican tickets were
counted for the Democrats.
In the city court this morning William
frlsby failed to answer to his name, lie
was charged with dlsordcrly conduct at
the polls. James Kitchens was his bonds
maIi and the bail was forfeited,
Clarence lluntlCy was charged with dis
orderly conduct at polls Of tho second dis
tri,t Of the Twelfth ward. Tho Inspector
had ordered removed and asked Judge
bah to dismiss the case Judge Ball said
HAT lluntlcy was convict and had no
right To vote. Convicts are not allowed to
vote in this state.
Patrol Driver John Purcell will be ar
rested for mu,ilalng ballots by having
ink ON his fingers.
There were less arrests made this
election than for several years. At gen
,ral election ONLY four unfortunates have
hcen caught in the police drag net
A well known gentleman says he is will
ing to be qualified that the Union Repub-
lican ballots were counted in the Eighth
ward for the Democratic ticket We give
the report rs wO have heard it, but we
dom give it CrcdcnCe.
All kinds of rUlmurs have been going
| around the city about the general result
in Delaware. We patiently await tho Of.
| fetal results from down our state.
We have sent kilograms inquirlng of the
| result and expect to receive answers i'll
| time to lay the facts before our readers.
The people of Wilmington last night
had gone nearly crazy andthe streets were
filled until after mid, night with cheering
crowds of men and boys, blowing tin horns
and beating tin pans, yelling out with all
their lung power that this is Mckinley
tim
With every dispatch that came in with
encouraging news that Major Mckinley
had carried this and that State by greatly
increased majoritica than ever by the Re.
publiCans, There went up II mighty yell and
shout. The people went fairly wild with
Joy when it became known beyond doubt
! that Mckinley Ind been elected President
and Hobart NiCc.President. Rioters and
paradprs captured Market street and were
allowed to parade unmulestcd by the po-
llcG.
John r. is the shrcwdrst politician in
Delaware. He always has the saline III by
smile on his face, and never fails TO
The Republicans should put out their
flags and let Old Glory font to the brceAcs
If heaven, ard thank God that this coun-
try has been snatched from the hands Of
the anarchists. Even Altgcld, the anar-
chistic candidate for Il Jvcrnor of Illinois,
is showed under. What has become of
senator Teller, who boltel the Republican
convention when it was held in st. Louis.
senator George Gray Is happy. Prcsi-
dent Cleveland is going ducking next
week, he is so happy. Thomas +, Bayard
sent his congratulations to Cleveland this
morning Barney salisbury has slurn off
his whlskers, but will not believe thar the
election is over. Samuel Adams. Clerk Of
the Municipal Court has II new tin tail
for his dog spot Judge Ball will dye his
WHISPERS yellow, although u free silver
man. Chief John Dolnn will take IL two
weeks leave OF absence, and the next
Legislature will abolish the Police Com
mission. Hip, hip, hurrnh, boys; didn't
we tell you soY
| Marshal Lannnn is already casting his
eyes around for Il new Job
Postmaster Hunter Of Erw Castle will
be one Of the first mon Mckinley will re-
move for oi!iciVusuuss in politics III the
late campaign.
John II. Rodney longs for the days of
auld lang sine
The Tenth ward goats have refused to
! fall.on) the rocks in that suburb at
! BrUwtuWn.
/ The civil service letter carriers who took
such an active part III the late campaign
! will have u ChauCD to study the beauties of
| free silver anu no work.
Building Inspector Grubb having in
spected the Street and sever Commission,
/ 1t will be ordered torn down by the
observation-disclosures
The BDnrd Of Registration which has
/ kn,p MT a.,t, Il ,ii
elections has alaU been condemned by tho
people and the water commission along
with it will be reconstructed by the next
Legislature. John Car>well will still be
found at he OLD stand, corner of Third
and Market streets, where he will give the
glad hand to his numerous friends.
The Democratic heclors must pay for
the tax receipts at the next election Us Re.
ceiyer Rcttew will not have any to give
away in bulk free,
We are sorry but our friend, james b.
Tumau will lease the United Hotel from
Mike Rurdy and dispense liquor refresh
Incnts to the thirsty.
George Willis the Democratic nominee
for Coroner will hold an inquest over
! rcpudlnted tax receipts that were left over
ut tho late election.
I L. Irving Handy will now have a chance
to shake his Maryland locks IN the House
of Representatives and mis- represent Del.
| aware for tbs nnxt two years, Thanks 10
tho foolish Republicans.
John Buughman will be giycn an oppor-
tuulty to aulIt thu bills Of the Demo.
cratic County COMMITTEES. Evcrythugs
cOmOs to him who waits
During a riot ut tiumbUrO one man was
killed
John J. sheridan WAS elected assessor of
New Castle hundred over d. i Kcc by II
majority Of ELS, and samuel T. Laudrrs
was elected Road Commissioner by II pu.
ralty Of I'll.
Third district Of the first ward-Brynn
l2s Mckinley is Palmer 6, Tunnel I2o
! Higgins "a, Hoti"cker l5, Handy leo
! Bayard 80, Houston a., Willis 10 Tpmun
| 49, Finn ~, Pyle l3j, Carter IS, Downcy
! A., D.rkry l!i, Elliott IS, Stewart is.
Second district Of the Second ward
| Bryan ~, Mckinney 70, Palmer 5, Tunnel
| 81 lltggin- -. llDf"ckcr ~ Handy gS
Baymd 3. Houston 83, Willis i3, Tomnn
| 10, Flinn ~, Pyle los, Garter "a, Downoy
81, Djokey ~ Elliott -, Stewart i?,
Third ward, first distriot-Bryan 81,
Mckinley 81 Palmer L. Tunnel 70, IItg.
gins 50, Hyifochor ~, Handy ST. BayArl !.
Houston 50, Wills 27 Toman ", Finn b.
Pyle o., Carter U.s. Downey ~, DIc&ey
So Elliott 10, Steward ~
SeCOad iistriot-Br IN 1893, Mckiui
rs, Palmer 8, Tunnel 1870, Higgins a