, 1886-10-21
E!th Our EXchaugeG


}. &. Ha.aes. who has been making a
tour Of the eastern part OF The Territory
ON "a political mission, has returned TO
Seattle.
Michael Davitr, ,ho Irish patriot, is
the hero Of tie hour. HIS address at
Seattle was well received. lie will 60 TO
Spokane Falls and Portland.
The eighteenth annual session Of the
American Woman Suffrage Association
viii be held in Topeka, Kansas, Oct 26th
- 25th. inclusive.
\ bet was made here this week ot two
Two TO one OF Bradshaw. East Of the
mountains they aTo betting on amajoFlty
Of 5000 FOR the republican nominee.
Hod ). =. Cox has returned from Eu-
rope, and will probably run for congress
from the New York district, lately repre-
scented by Pulitzer. Of the World
The Seattle Press has advocated every
political party's cause il tJrn. its latest
Hop Is from Newell to voorhees,. Next
week will be its week t, support Brad
shaw.
The Northern Pacific i. Il. Co. stock
holders have forty million dollars worth
Of stock that has never paid cent III
dividends since the financial crisis of
1873.
Hon. G. s. Dudley declines to run for
the territorial council from King county
on the prohibition. He declines in favor
OF Hon. Z j. Humes, the regular repub-
lican nominee.
Geo. Z. Atkinson, superintendent of
the Tacoma sawmili, reports that the
lumber business is improving on the |
Sound, and that the foreign demand is |
increasing.
The great Cascade tunnel on the y.
2. railroad is now bored depth of 1000
feet on the eastern side and 700 feet on
the western side. Track laying on the
switchback is progressing rapidly.
The first number of the Spokane Eren-
ing Netrs, Democratic evening paper
published at Spokane Falls and edited
10y George Il. Epperson, formerly OF the
Tacoma NeWS, has been received.
Hon. John b. Allen, who regrets that |
bis professional duties delay his entrance
upon the Bradshaw campaign, says there
is no doubt about republican victory
this year-the only question being as to
the size of the majority.
A four-year-old boy in Eastern Oregon
tried to make setting hen leave her
nest the other day by holding lighted |
match to her nose. The hen left, but |
there wasn't much OF the barn left when
the fire was put out.
The Semitic P.-I. has a private letter
from east OF the mountains which says |
eastern Washington is all ablazH With
old time republicanism, ard that Ion.
e.. NJ. Bradshaw's campaign is progress
sing finely
Hon. Thos. IL. Brents, who has joined
the Bradshaw campaign, says he be-
heves the Republican majority in Wash |
Ington Territory this year will be the
largest ever given to any of our congress
sional candidates. His own majority
four years ago was about 5000.
The Dayton IaEandcr, which repro
duced vile falsehood from the Portland |
Sunday Welcome, about Mr., Bradshaw,
now makes full and complete retrac-
ton. saying that it learns upon good |
authority that the whole matter was a |
base fabrication.
Oregonian: General Hazard Stevens |
formerly of Washington territory and |
at one time q resident Of Portland. has |
been nominated for congress in Boston |
by the tariff reform league. 1t is ex
pected that the democrats will accept |
him as their candidate.
The Indian war veterans OF the North |
Pacific coast will meet in Portland on |
November 8, for the purpose OF compar-
ing notes On the evening OF that day |
an address will be delivered by Hon.
Elwood Evans. of Tacoma. under the
auspices Of Multnomah Camp No. 2, l, |
". ", to the general public, on the In
dian War Of 1855 6; the authorities and
people OF Oregon and Washington vindi- |
Gated"
WalIa WaIla Union; The Bradshaw
meeting at Dayton and Pomeroy were
very largely attended aud much enthu- |
siasm was manifested 10y the audiences. |
Parties down from that country report |
that Bradshaw will sweep those sections
by rousing majorities. We are author
lied to state that if Eugene Buchanan,
or any other democrat, desires to bet |
that Voorhees, will be elected, he can be |
accommodated to the extent of his pile |
by applying to the Union office.
Desperate attempts were made in east |
ern Washington early in the campaign to
break down Mr.. Bradshgw's personal |
character. The silliest charge made was
that he is common drunkard. 1t and |
other equally absurd and malicious false
hoods were traced as nearly as possible |
TO one j. N. Adams, who sold out the !
republican party two years ago and re-
ceived his thirty pieces OF silver therefor |
in the shape Of an appointment in the |
Spokane Fslls land office after Voorhees, |
succeeded in getting Hon. j. III. Arm
strong removed.
SCHOOL ELEcTIoN-There will be