Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-17

z..sf RsIaiefRg over the Verdict
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CiYcaiers LcHot1 CS'H0~ ''Ss' VI
-. dis,riboied about the streets yes
,.,day AFTERNOON, announcing iest a
.s meeting would lie hsld st the
u4,a Theater to discuss the living
,..,.s of the day. This announcement
-. uficient to draw an immense
- and before 100 o'cIack The ball
.,a gallery we're s,oSded to the utmost
..,.si,y. After the meeting was called
=. ,,dsr. Nathan l. B ,ksr, Of Portland.
80 a fsg renI trE-. aud Do'zin-tso
n',i,i Ctonen for pres dent. % being
D..ad. Mr.. Cronsn thaokei the audi
=. and peomisei them speech later
a, m the evening.
u o,oe ysnsbe Smith said he ha3
...,d tners was anqfh-r o9n-pir43y
&c Arranged TO get tie aRit,tor, into
!, ,asls. bat he did not hs.Isvs IL o0uld
Sc tnsm. He ADVISED the agIt.tgr.
- .ondact themselves N such n amer
- secure 4ud draw arSaad them tn-
- sqpporl Of the cIfnma1tty. NJ
.naa-d 10 = great nd O. that "a
sa,ns 70 take pi tos. bat sa,d IL would
Noodles coUt CT.
A. ,bi. ianetur- Mr.. Croneu said that
4. rad b~es Informed tuets were
$50. 10 the b1 idlag t4kgnx secret
s.n,,ssL AMI c liisd uJpn t1s Al iisucr
,ss,s tnrm oaf. He sad To re ~-r-
,.,,-s on tns stage foT rsp ,rters, baf
,a.ou t1sa,s "a is It sts 0 sJii tnsr-
th,ta rep ,rt-r nd aIt uDid pans
h..s.sn uis d ger, 10 =4s iitiig of
h.os able to report WI % sss bsiug
sid. .,
,.sssn, state OF AT .Irs ths f,st-r 4
no vorks tbs roner hs gets uut Of
ro,t snd the poorer ne h % ,nss tnis
uss,d cond ttOa Of Al Nr., and tue
,esolt 10 q I43orIng mta mnss work
him.-If down 10 Starvation. bes ,uss tn
more york there - done ths greater
sssonss tue W. .itn OF tue c,p t4li-t for
vhon he works and hs more the ,rk
m,n xilI be groaad diva. Tne rs-ult
Al tas prezen; system ~ That thsre is
mass u prod action on haud II ~ mus
rot . siie ths q ."ple ssarvs. Fhs IN -
Of tns ps pie siil % strvln2 wnile tns
s,pitslls . d tys all she n 'nsy. Are tue
American p apls Rbiai t. stand THIS
mscn longrr2 fne slavery Of thp lsbbr
I'M man ttd4y IL worss than th-
slavery IN tbs SJnIh ever Was. In III.
s,otn, waen = slave WAS 81 TX or nsd
no york his IN .ster would look out IT
hn. bu, WOO Is TO lopk ont far tn o ,or
lab Hes who is out of empisymsnlf fai,
treat Qi.stiou tbs labor question -
sss asIs.tins the puolie miai vail be
s,lssd. Il Is coming. hope auG
xu,t 1t will b br u2ht alb ut bv y
psscsfui and not DlJods rsvJlut On
The capt. .lists are growing rIcner
vnils sns i4borlng ciassss aro gro siny
poorer. When the government boDd+ were
isscsd, 10 w.s prov dsd they sa nd be
paid IN greenb .ok., 90. they b ava besn
PAID 10 gold and miIliDn, OF dollsrs
sseu adisi 90 ths We alta ot too b ,ui
holders ns the vlola.ipa of the law. |
SAINT wat | say 6. be Law and ord ~
sod pssse. | m1,t work tnh / oftea
or mty again bs in listed II | dou't
say pssesiul mssns ev.r7 tims, ! mean
u, aud | want thst un i+rsG eve1
II | d,n's say It. Wnea tue proper
tins cone, round we'll sh1w tn4t
0oYra Has, outti th.s sns rtpbis III
teash she upper class something.
JOHN KEAsE
Was called fr aai latro iaasi "a "0ur
hsro." II, said: Alter ths verdict vi
tbs iurg ssnt Z, tn TELEGRAPH 9TH - to
n1'ify fns people of raoon. of tue r.
suit If eur vindlo 81 ~ aud Ask them to
lilst tns boatires. bat she uess vas tao
naoa for tue cpro rat on rs', vbloh
vsat do~n unt4r tas rna epon ths a.
aud only half of 1y mes44Ie git
throafn Wnsl oar aIitattIn wlsg-t
tiag along all right tns 80 ul ID ausaor-
ilet or appsr citsa thpnknt th-y " ,utd
pat stop ts IL, and ~ tn ~ org va 4 =
military oomptuy bIt after \ vail
fhsy found tas military G 'tuptng bs
loneed To ghs people sni soaid aot be 70
he'd upon. they then called a priv ,te
meeting and svor4 "a 400 pr GO J-pnty
sheriff. AMI armed tn-m W.T. oa)a
Bat still b ing fetgnteu.d. and ns-dins
kssistsnes lest they be At ont sssn othsfs
hf4ia' " tn ghoss eiu ~, ey o liei a.
90 U 10 : ,a Cd hsip tns u. w ,1n G. o
suidl.r5 etms tney nad' oDnfasl0o
worse osufou nded, for the soldiers
treated tae GnIus-e sor q thtt auybp1s
siss. Well. they had u resort 20 20 ~
thing else. 50 they res btted - ths o1urs
Idou't know hat wat. IL NJ. ii INTO d
toe Deputy UIiled oLatss Peos,c1
Atofa'y, Was hell ~ ia the sanli 'ht
be would sting hi sseif 80 dssth. lii -
fssorted ~ the i4s. and x ~ s,Ius of a.
In its toils. bat t1e greet Ansric VA
heart came to oar rescue. TI-
Am .rieaa misses ON bs relied NJ "a,
Oar friends II ,shssts-, M.tsstfe All
hsines btttled for oar Liberties, An
vuaid not tIuch tue 81 100 of Cnas-s
m h-r n AS
are aggressive. fnsy sork 10 tirs lik-
ak'stsn. bnt fi1Iiy ,vsl-p intt vsr
n,ns tissrs. A farnr nal = bell. bl
no % ,te e oil q. {, break nm " tu, -
be drove the aaim Il isto csrrsl, F1t
tue y,ks Ell II. aud tlen pa hi. owa
hstd through the other en l of the yok-.
III m,u al | to, ball wsrs-t yell t.
s-sser Ia tbs enol ,sure. Finally tn
fsfRer 20 h the aaim Il uu ia the isse
and yoked htmssif up vita It. frv
ball start d Tor tbsn on y dead ran. III
man keeping poe with hun Wolfe
p.ssiae t.rouga osc of tue princlpu
streets. the man shouted; III ing "ur
foil sous, stop Us somsbody." TIL Hs
tas way with ii ,ntarj. H. wants SINS
body TO stop rs; be could not do II
Faolio ssnsimsnt gill expsl tne CnIasse
ffan the Pao,dc Ossa, aud we can
MIKE tae apcror OF ca ~ present
OF Their supporters. When ~orkins
men combine, they can bring about sus
desifase reform ooagrsulste You
saai tue rings b ave been broken.
mss KsswoaraY
Was introduced ~ "Uur sister and
mrs,r.' asd three cheers we're given
hef by tie sudienes. she returned
tnAsks Tor the hearty reception, ana
aid We oxe much 10 the friends wh"
1900 bs as during our co. II ct. W.
eve maun 20 our grand women and oa'
Msytrs ! fe.i like .h,ntina GLORY
We Aavs achieved victory and are GU
.ne sep shelf. would 90 through ten
anes - much 20 prove 10 you my
soe hss related the story Of Mollie
rtaeher, daring thu w>r Of the Rssota
ZOO. "t said III keep p sufias hot
saA into the enems iiil see you noble
ons wesrs you belong. | xonid rstb.r
IL hass,a than Remain ia A nero I,
ffee speech 10 denied. TIE wam-n
nv ine ssfeen trd Of the Nation. Nh-n
seesytning Use fAils, come u the moth
m'o' relief, Three cheers for vomsn
ufsse THREE cheers for Mrs Scott,
"a bliss aud Mrs Gidd,uns ] GOV
ia t1st q iast God rui.s. Little did
teto'd think be wss digging hrs po
'0i grave wh~a be coa nencei that
Fo&ecuiioa Otnars t,,,, haya duy