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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10


james Me0segsg, TIE erslwhils San
Franoisoo railway man, has rssarned
from Auhrey. Arizona, wheEa be autea
aa o0apon agent, tFuokuan, switch
turner and stock agent for the Southern
faeiAc Railway C0mpany. He haa legi
Aubrey for good. de said good .by ne.
uas rather hurried, and nos entirely Of
bic oun choosing. He felt a. irresisti.
BE desire - proleag life. and ne IN
duoamente Were aufhciant % cause bin
% change bis mind and linRer. A cen
miileo OF oisize1a escorted him safely
down 70 The dspoe. asd saw the w0ss
bound train depart on its long iourney.
He has noe felt called upon % telegraph
biz safe arrival u san Rranclsso.
The night o. bic departure vas par
fsct--the ideal night about which fhe
AFi1unians love 70 expatiale. The
neon was iust right and Ihe shy cloud
Thsrs vas a sound Of rsvslry in An.
orey. u Issued from the leading Fanch
Of the plaae, and pF0olaimed the fact
that q dance vas Ia progress. Mo(3Fe-
goR Gas nos Invited. He Waa there,
however. he vent IN his railuay
sapaeily an1 had On 9 dress suit. The
latter. toRstheF With hil large, iunoosni
blue eyeg and PEACHES and cream o0m-
plexion. proved very attractive to the
ladies IL attsn0Anes. he entered into
he npiE.t Of The aaAfr and danced everv
simA hndlnR no diiacalty IN securing
partnsgs.
On several occasions his aanaiua wae
81 the expsnsa of the festive oowhaya
sho were there IN large namhsrs, e ths
ladies' we're scarce and tbs msn ID
ab1ndanoa. Soms cowboys are paFtic1
lar abous theas little TRIES. They aid
no1 like 20 Sc Ae0feRaF enjoyinR him
self While they vera egmpeiled 20 Stand
aRound and leak On.
They held q kind Of conferences ana
plompt asiisa was takeu. One e ths
mAie vail aogsEs threu q laFias ara
oaught the railway dan-er about lhs
osok. Before be oouid diaeneaas hina-
elf he uaa % hts baak, being dragged
along toward tha Kiver. o. shs BRIDE
TIE conapiFatoEa haltad; 20 did Mc6Fs-
ser. He waa informad that ahaF weFs
about 70 drown him. He piaadsd, aud
they drsppad hin into tie river With
kha rops gtia aHuund his nsok. He
agreed % ieaFe toun % 1ha next tEain.
FtsF pallsd lin - and eso1rtsd I'm q
the dapsl. BE , thinking q RigInR ~
daneiaR. p. Rsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

~ llap nakR Mur1s uilkaat 3 sEazs
mHsrxlnn 1Em& IL III hAH gaen Hn4A H71z1-
nnanaa1 then Hne % inlexf1afg1 enc
aain1d a. aneoun9 a. tz8 unfaEtl1s1o
ueeulIag nalad7 wllA 1Els1 ~ cAii1 3
REi1kaA 10 Ina It n14di1a treskn1s1l
osui4 b q u9 IN H114 3 o1e1s and -
ina1An1lq tie pAFai1ian GNNe np t1s ~
f9nt boy - enzsra Din sira4E1ty naiaaz r.
118 asa.
Enare i nslkna ma uakalspzT
at.uuf IL eaaan fhe doetuF axplai1e1.
nhero q ~ hsait1i1E o1ild il ne tgWu.
A. near q I aaa s1rlain, the ehlld ~
mas1i1g ana uEFaE1 n that e10olslo1
/ of aatiau whlra 81 father showed shea
to mstAsEss fmrsssioo q his n
/ AaWinattnm waa eNNe1Va8 Ehara are "a
/ 61x a. aauwnfni0nH. teouHh q EEsEnaK =
/ al9aYa prnsnnA u nprts q this fac.
I inaEs i 70 mautal weakness. 4n4fe =
10 oo-erdinasinn N 1hs mcysmen1s a
/ tbs louer 1mhs. And he hands ase e.
/ uoa1 = taa e. His san b heasy and
| inaScHra. q reEaInz 1Fanken rel e. $50
49, ~ - - - - NAAA-4 -A-AN-N
haIgnt ard rnmAiina. boa BE- Aa9 al ~
| pnennmenn 81 ex6fIarafi1m or exc -
enema characteristics az he earlier s1aRaI
a. Sntnxieetknn. His ideas n1em 20 dos
rapidlY, and sil ef tAs sensaa are Won
+ deEfuilg nonls bat sh1fo are Ne mnseu'
lar trembling. and TIE aetnAl EEsaBblinf
Qail e ne 1FanknEd
Z rseuvasy - - hopsd for thar
/ PORTER asked
Mo- the dnotog answered, IL IL {
hnpaieaa nase; imposalblet b Gurs. Ih&i
Coy, u be hFea viii have the ountinued
appearances az drankanneas and Il can
nos b heIped. He d dfunk. naturally
aFunk, and tho1eh ha may become Z
areat .eholas. hs via nsssE 0ntRfoa ihil
malady.a
Ths p1rsais Of 80 unfoEiunaie child
are ve1T nsnsifiVe about hia oondition.
md do nos paEmia viaies from strangers.
Il has. hoWeRas, bean arranged that che
parents shall take him hefsre special
Ist IN neFFeaa diseases shat there MAJ
Be location q TIE malady L pos lille.
Il b Q very raEe casa. and among i,a
features b tha ed f1e1 that alcohol q
any foFm and Il ans quantity aess On
The child like poisoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Tha infant snn ~ wsll known sisi-
nsn of Wemldeid. NJ. J., th0nah huf fnss
large eno1qA to walk and talk, appears
and acts Ike an intoxicatsd peFson. A
local physician, IL eonVeFaalion 9Th Z
Word reporter, gave . history q tie
oaae. u aeeme that the parents weps
very exemplary soase People, and oeRan
Their mArried life wtfhout q eI0nd %
had better habits than the yoanQ hua
bard, bot enNns months afler his mar
Etaae be iapsed litils from Ne pain e
ssFtol teDperanee-
One utnieg exsaing TIE nan sent
from hia hoDs uelenGhiy % watah
WITH = aick memoef og The viliaes
lcdGe" he really visited San Gee.
nhalk'a tavern. TIA truattnQ wife dia-
covered a. 3 o'cioek that hnr huahand
had forgotten 90 paneha1a meaa fer
besakfnna and SIC vent % The maTks4
A E1ormy wizd was blowing end taa
znou US falliaR. kal - SO paassd she
Ac4ai the Sound u q ma1'a voioe h suaQ
oNna % her cara Sha iislened bui 3
mameu2 tTkeso Was 10 installing hae
huzhand'a poias. and. scarcely knOwina
whmt aha did. she lnahaa IN a tha bar
rsom window ard mw her hmseand
thaFs IN Stats a. hsanily irtaxiunaisa
sams time afiaR thin hitls epianaa ASA
uaH born . Ne pazsaia-A hf,a. healthy
fafA1t. hFi1bf and ooDely. Several
nanths latsK. WAsn - cbild hesan -
walk nnd taik, tA4y tnnk hin . he
phyEiclan. dhe hflle ono eentd -
Wnlh wi1hnal glae1sinR IN Maat ~
aHemlg n11 IND rnanneg. md ouul&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

EkonMouB RAINFALL - according 20
the meleoFolozscal fapoEs In OR Issue OF
this week. ths rainfall for the paai
month exceeds the mean rainfall Of
thiFiy years b. lass inches. and toe
hartman Ocfob~r rainfall DARING ne
same period, By 3 s. inches. Takina the
mean rainfall e TIE observations daKina
the time previous 10 the ea,Abiishmeni
o. the signal service stations Ia Alaska,
and she mean % the subsequent aix
Year,, we have fer the present mon. b an
excess Of 12tB inches. Tits Il somo-
thing abnormal, and whethsg 4 Be- due
70 the exeessivs seismic disturbance 10
the eastern portion Of she eontinent, o.
50 unusaal development Of guuspota. We
DO BOT know. From outside sources We
learn that there b q larger rainfall
throughout the whale Of The Paeian
States, but not In saeh excess az hers In
southeastern Alaska. TIE annual rain
fah for she tAlFsy years presiding ehs
establishment Of signal service stations,
uas SOS inches; and for the past tgo
mouths We reckon up 9 total Of 5o.3i
inches. There u generally 3 ooautar-
Balance IN climatic pbensuaaa, and TIE
general average Of heat aud cold, rain
fall and dFoaRht, b eariously main
tanned. - thai Ne may reasonably i0ok
forward 10 cold. DRY winter or . clear,
warm Summer % pat against this sxcee-
sivo precipitation Of ne pest tWo
monfke.--4kaakaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

TChicaeo Herald. I


The opportunities now afforded W0-
men Of earning q comfortable ligeli-
hood are 10 the ratio Of ten TO two
a. compared with twenty years ago,
and are In an Inverse ratio Of two 70
ten 70 what twenty years hence win
bring. Women stand upon the
threshold Of this growth and work,
and their inborn American good
sense is helping US 10 make golden
opportunities. New paths open be-
fore women leading 10 other m0neyed
independence than that Of the board
ing house keeper or of the teacher.
To begin with, mothers are waking
70 their daughters needs, and BY re-
curing practical studies from earli-
est childhood have obtained for their
daughters courses Of study that will
prove actual helps in time of need,
capable OF wiEhstanding hard knocks
that would shatter smattering We
neer. Il is not necessary to decry
the studies Of all the olOgies be there
time and pa fence, but L may be q
matter Of rejoicing that almost from
babyhood does the kindergarten sys-
TEN, with its playwork, its modelling,
lis drawing. is designing, its little
acted songs its habits Of order and
industry. point out very soon the nat
ural bent Of the child's ability. Few
mothers nowadays, seeing this bent,
do not shape and direct the little
ones energies 70 8 perfect develop
ment Of some one talent thus disc0v-
cred. Thus, soon after. many young
girls are seen devoting the greater
part Of their time 70 the study OF
some one line instead OF following
the fashion Of few years ago and
giving q tenth part OF their Time TO
ten difieFent things Then. e twenty
she had 3 smattering OF much and
knew nothing. Now, at twenty, she
holds power 10 her hand. Said an
eminent lawyer Ia q lecture 10 young
men Concentrate your abilities. y
This motto is IS good for one sex as
for the other Transporting the old
adage, il may be said thai what Is
sauce for the gander Il sauce for The
goose. Woman has, In q measure,
only herself TO blame that she Is paid
less for her werk than q man. Wo-
men ask and expect certain consider.
atoms because Of their ser and weak
ness, and these concessions are paid
for. Il Is too lase 70 denY sympathy
TO this generation Ofthe weaker sex
for their apbringing and habits have
e0gendered 50 many aches and pains,
90 much physical weakness that the
present woman Il q fltobject for CON-
passionate care; but the woman OF
tomorrow, whom stern necessity, or
choice. perhaps. may set 10 work out
her own destiny, II properly reared.
may refuse mans c0ndeseending
commisseration.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

ONE or TIE ". "a ~
q Il. Cos steamers
tAndareoa Or HdilhI
Eiu run daily betueen racaIaa 81 ~.
IoWn8cnds leaving Lnccnnn ap14 a.|
train. seattle a. 10 B. m, and
Port Madison. fAoTt 8Mmhia, NaHa
and Port 40wmsenn Aef
PuEt Townsend every dny Hesa
at o'clooH p m. and Saalta 81 s.
&kAfGlE-N aATeoA H4
TIE stsamar " X mEHW8H
leave HeaEtlo ever sunday. E
THURSDAY erenin11 o'olouE. e.
calling Is Mukilteo, Iuial|n
OAK HafboE, ytenladT, AanaaMa
ARacoEtaa. Guamc8 EmmiaM
ncllinghnn and Gannmn
hGtHFn1ng. Will aomv9 WE
Monday. Wednesday and 4
inaa. e. o'clocE. Tn Hna1tA. t
intaFmediate points On he w1F.
SEATTkk-SkAeIT nItkH
7he steamer DAISY WI iGass
Ter akAHz1 nEgr and Way sH E
Monday en4 Thursday, retnEHs1 W
anFa and Frt1nFA
For frulaAf and paEaRa Apply n
pnny b oEtco, o. Y osloF b W lmFf. fEa MAJ
the baatn a. Tia annia Whmrf
uEG-0 9E0. 3, JACOBS
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BIDS SOLICITED

FNeHn BOARD or COUNTY CON
furnish gno1iuai ard aasglaaf afiandnnco
ana medicines d the eountf pouls kept
"a tAo euunfY poor farm. faf term - oaa
yeaF ffum fth ~. ISL. Ht&s - Remark
=, = Hid fog Medical and Surgical A..
lsn6anca aud Medicines % Caanty hoor,
ntHce nEln4U g. ~. e We3no1lEFs ne
taeh day uf necomber. tf1A
Tho Board reserves tne rtNhl % reject
amY e. alt bids q O. HARRIS
cuantY Auditor and ex-aaioie Clerk a
p..sa ssSssiS. New. ID ikk nslsdu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

LAneaa1oE eo9usy. Pa. ID kha banner
ennnsy 70 TIE uaifsd etniss IN ths smlne
20 ils aaEicaltnral produefa. whiaA sRe
- dsun - ever 8kso00o0. MonEoe
sgantg, n II = TIE ssoczd b Esnk.
enneai pso4neta exosed g o0oca e
uhieh fanEtsaa aEe 10 Ns9 feEk. nassn
u RtnnglEsnia. ~ II 1tIinoiR SO =
OallinrHlss 80 IN Mna1nehHnsGlR uns
eaeh h Mienaa sd cunns1llnaA
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BIDS SOLICITED

FEsMR BOARD or COUNTY COM
\ ulE0ioncra Tor King oouniy, Wash
iaNlqn Iofllaety, hereby solicit sealed
pFtposala q nerrloas e superintendent
q e. Co4Ht7 FoaE Farm, Ter Z term e
e. Par from he - oay ~ f'etFea.y I,
a. n. tS. such pernoa % anpcFifitond NE
qAfe And ehazwe e. al popr anDf % he
farm. TIE culcsn1loa and mtnnReulent
of thn farm ard tie emplG4maent 81 ell
nAs1nd analatanon, bat n al thtn9a Mppags
eatNfnN ahMrelo 70 b. anetact % tha Aapef.
Vl9ion and ApcfoVat 81 ne said board ~
Cou1tF ComHai ionafn -tha cruntX -
foFaiHh medical tfeafmenl tor TIE nooF
ana ~ noeoslnry suppllaa materials and
tnaII1unU1n
Has 70 s. marked. @Bida a. sapoEas.
ten6ent a. ne Coanfy Peor FaEln. and
% s. nled n TIA County Audiiarn oilco
below an ef Wednesday. he lalh oaY
el uocomher, l8
The neerA reserves ne right 70 rsieoa
any eR al bids.
csun1y Auditor and sx-otacio c.ork q
N1nfd.
naasd a ssaiaiA New. 10. lssG nollaw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
FOR SNUhUmlNn CRY
STEAMER HELL
F0a c0lBI, FORTS 0aCnas8 "a
uhSAlneT0g

sTRAAEnR HI n Nn
= IN lL1zfal. ,ns15 ~.
Ton q smith b " hnri. aflln. 1S.,.r =. q
WEDNESDAY and NriaaF. ~ a
1,alhY, MilchelfE Rulnf haaA al 4lss
eAARa alsn. % bad uK p1nR " -
hEturntAR ioara nna1rG fcr1
ak - = n h14d q RnEt urs y
n. aI1tchelI'1 fuinl g ll.1 e. 81.
Ts.ss s.s.. ~. :. - 49, - -
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Sax FnaNnua. Dec. She Ballettn
lhis avenEna prlnea . tabls q uaoeca-
ptaa lands il CahfoEnfa ~ euuatlea.
whtnh shows Ehaf thEEa ara STA B GU
o1o aelea a. sash iand u t1o 6sate. $40
Bornardino eonat4 lads with 5.s10ooo
sores Trsnsan and aen DieEo ceuzlaes
cons. next With 100000 esah, follows4
b Kern and Siskiyo1 Nth 2te9Qeo
each; fulaEa and aanbsldt hage eaen
1.Eoocn ana Maudocina and SHASTA
oach I o0oooo. Los AnnGlea eounsy has
bat roo. 90 acrss unneanpiads ans santa
BaRhnra 4o1 anraa
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ia ma aua n1ielgN ksN9l4 ee& a. % eat e.
hsm. KAn Deal1g ~ wi1lsa1 Ne hnar1taia q
l1cpe ~ eh.nlan1 : asaaa 9ral az Sa,nakas
knfrfmallsa uAlrn - 5 ee1p1tat b npast
Farnse1 rara1 q kama Cal e. uFIlk Al
se2Muniaallen4 NllreiF eg1ats1ftl. Saat
~ &a,nl8 ~ : nert1aN e me1nina. ~.
&feas nns y. N. GfhHoN. H1k 8N1l, 80 Elass
aAaaa. 81 Mna,ae Eeas-i Nxsl anlEAeuA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
sTKAMkR TAAVKL EiU
- 1o q I'I1'1;;'''

p. K HOWARD. Sole 0wnaE,
VIZ from data, cary he unitcd Hlnaaa
weekly triga - 6anSlls. I.eMgfnu -.
beck every Anaday ana Hriaag aaarrii -
WI touch ~ feEg oalualo Ter aaln
e frniHht arxIVizR e. HeNlEa ~ -
aftsrnee1s rst4tzlna WI leave XartsrH
NkNFl e. u oiclecE eEGTF TuaaEaT A.
s1lll-nI l1qlAl18 taking ~ MAJ q
11lE lrE ksTt aauHn ever 1aV aNasrt
saturday, = aaM4 possesses eN1 frattf
so seallFs as4aES On ~ Il1nl a. q e ..s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

SaN FRANczsno. Dee. Sword ua1 ~
eeivsd e ths MeEonanta' ExuhanRs this
evening lhat the Schooner Fannie A.
Hyde had parted hsr moorinRs g Point
Arena, and Was w1teEloRged. i Woulo
probably be tatsi loss The Fannie
was an old trader On the coaei, ard y
b. Petersen Of this city was Der man
aQina oWneE. she ieff hers on her last
trip Nov 81, and arrived a heg de-
tlnalion Dee 1sE Her carrying capacity
- 10 coo feef AZ lumbar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

EzAxrrM, nso. 9--Arrirtd- Barker
tina Malag. % load seattle s0al for san
Francisco.
TAxooaH, Dec. "A shin and q bark
passed 10 a 8 e. u. Ship Rosie Well Of
New York passed IN e. noan. Fair.
Fresh ooclh asst Wind
PoaT ANoE1oa, Dec. 9.-TWo bsEks
paased east and o1a toue6 west as 5 an.
ship and bark passed easl and three
bark passed east and two barks west a
IN. n. Fair. Liaht southwest wind.
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Oh 81 q. InHehKkR J
GRADUATE O. T<E uNKEER
NJ ~ - 4nEz N1E rz-
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- rs 11zz rf Ez1F ea4 LII11 urs IS
~. 1lsen&eg aksa . HpuclallT IS g
ans9 - tt8
Te. Emw mma Thnun6
3r9918 plE2Ho. ee 80 al.in alssE
Ezg1el Iu111l1 ed zsrn miIAanE raf5
e. ~ ~ q - EnA
kzzxN. Tl1rrh 4 IA
D. ~ ,. LcE11E4N IIl1l 1Is -
F4zz4 ] ~ teezI 4lc114 VIA 3 han,
gaInt1I lsI1N Is ~ f1EzA11 aa1 -
N1Na1 4 WpNla 30 grnlhed Wa 0lculz
aEeMlAlNN. Ggu - and nxE1gtnFnE1AE
80 zhn1 Ama A ln naaz 4 wan EaE3
nlina1aAla Eearn GH eAn ~ ne hea1
n1aa 80 ~ asznnsa. suF wAtrh I 0pal1
nd - 11AleG As1 bsEn DEozD1no84 ~
r1E11lo Wan J sa11 yGur care -
El111llGnt Er11 8A4cE ! f11aIfe4 Esl5eT
= = ~ o4ga. na1Hl118 = . p1rAen1zz
Nsnm uhatK knnw e d. Inngszea
RlSalngal GIL aA8 tEgA1nGn& s4A
60 mos nemrsaiF oann0 al peENc
azllaztnM faeM oIaG ~ hauas with 1he
aaHarAm1o GhaG fh1g VII RscaiEe maaf g.
e8llo4t pr1f1lla3 ard mnQlGal tEeak
maah CEaAHK y. DATza
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re ~ nar~ssas ee ~ insts~ -.
s111.-.1 - 1s. =. -, 49,, - Ki-1-
kht.s rr.et -s.t.k $500 -
go a. -. - -.
:; ..i.ssi,.,-... -. -;'s.s y. - -. -.
-.'s e-.-- - -. X 49, - =
w~-sr-~ nSsssss-sss's.. - ,..~..s...s.
- = =, - 49,. 49,. & - -
~ =. 1850 - -. - i1s,',1s -
- - - - 49,. - - - -.
-
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Ths Oraaan Raelao CompanR Ans
ID New York. She viii 10 hHpaRht
aEonnd eaziy u l19gs and viii piy Be
lwsen San Franeisoo ard KaQuina.
she Is 6l9 Sans register.
During NovsmbsE 81 passengers AZ
rived "a tbs CoIumbin kiger bY steamer
from San Possesses. ~ % tha eahin
and 800 IL ne alsesnGs. In fha sans
time S66 0F1s-olaaa nna SO Immigrant
passed Huutfuafon % the Oregon EhoFt
Lins en- roueo e the WesA Ihe total
PASSENGER mogeue1s for fhe uaonth vas
nos, e compared VITA 82k5 for Ooio-
Der. 6087 fer sapte Der, 46l2 fog An
ausi, 500 for July, e883 for Suna. 400
Coz Nay, 0If3 for April. &0o9 fer March,
1873 fos February and 1871 fos January,
9 total Of o8.l10 for the II moufAa Of
the year.
Captain Urisl 8 .brss. Lighthoass In
speo1ol, retaRned yesterday from Asto-
RI Q disappointed man. For foaE long
days be rfmained IL Ne Vicinity 81 the
city where they can 90 maoa salmon,
awaiting 90 opport1uity % 0Eosa ever
The bar h the unitsd Esaies liRhihoase
sender Man1anifa. aElhe could yiAie and
inapeet the liRht stations along tha
coast. Bus daring all that time TIE
wind blew great guns, and tie waves
we're lashed into great sIiloF deYourine
waves thAe seemed 30 long fer some
thing 60 engulf. 30 the Captain r.
turssa 70 THE city, 60 Is 70 ave Faas
horaas Q ehanes 20 heooms oaim.--
Portland Nssss.
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fssrs1calar & sElll1 elpua % ghe trsnt-
,znt q. al.sa.ls 8 = liaan and ehild1an.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-27
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, MONDAY SEPTEMBER r. 1885,

Mooney, Columbus; J. c. Kleiber, Milton; T. Is.
Andrew. West Peint; John G. A. Siec, Corycon;
Il. /. HazelriRg. Greensburg; S. w. Stocking,
noids, Monticello; j. II Turpie, Monon G. j.
Bippus Huutington A. E. RoRus, Clayton; r.
Il. Branch, Martinsville G. D. Ransdell, Frank
lin.
benson House: J. F. Lyon, Chicago; c. E.
Best Attica. N. Y: D. L. Overholser, Logans-
port; j. D. Early, Terre Haute; H. L. Evans.
New York; T. F. Long. Philadelphia; S. E.
Smith and wife. c. H. McLain. New York; John
Ratiiff, Marion c. L. Linsley, New York; Nj.
Henning, Evansville; E. S. Fan, New York; B.
P. Staley, Staley's
Bates House: Stillman G. Whitaker Thos.
Nicholson, Charlottesville; G. L. Marble. Van
Vert; G. NJ Holm, Columbus; R. A. billiard,
Haverhi!l; G. w. West, Minneapolis; w. 0.
ager Hanlons' "Fantasma;' P. N. Chaplin and
wife, Pittsburg; Mrs. Powers. Hornellsville; j.
c, Wilson Detroit; Thomas r. Butman, Chicago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-27

that change in the State administration was
badly needed. The speaker devoted his time to
the discussion of the questions affecting
State aud local affairs, and made very
effective comparison of the difference between
the present method of conducting the State gov
eminent and that of the Republicans. His COM
ments on the Democratic gerrymander were re-
ceived with marked manifestations of approval
The meeting was very enthusiastic, and gave
evidence of strong feeling in that section favor
able to the Republicans.
SPEECHES BY HERoD AND ROLLINS.
There was q very large gathering of voters at
Mankedick school-house to hear the political is
sues of the day discussed by w. w Herod.
Among those present were quite number of
Democrats, who listened attentively to the whole
Of the speech. The meeting was remarkable for
the enthusiasm displayed, and gave indisputable
evidence that the Republicans in that locality
are taking an interest in the campaign, and will
lose no opportunity to do all within their power for
the success of the entire ticket. Mr.. Herods
talk was plain and logical presenta-
ton of the issues before the people,
and calculated to put men to
thinking. He paid especial attention to
the record the Democratic party has made since
it went into power. Local issues, also, received
due attention, and many Of the Democrats by
their actions, Endorsed his remarks. His speech
was an hour in length. Thad S. Rollins. candi-
date for county clerk, was present, and spoke
briefly. It an suspicious opening of the
campaign in that locality, and the speech will
bear fruit when election day comes,