The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11

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Gaet hzs.ar rserass-1 skrSuxAour the
dazea self csns<ssu1<-i iesde<s a. ne P~e-
81 The clslseax ticket in the city elecssou.
The hussness sa<a ard h<--er class Ct CHI
sens xeaerszly xxpress the cysninn sAAs the
result ~ ste es<xxion neHas sanca for the
essy.s yses5srisy asa welfare The SAC
ecszfa1 eanfszafsx wxss kept busy rssgssa.-
Tag to congratulations yestert&y
Two pf>ersTxp uEx
The uao<< dzsxuxted nzxn In the city. nrxt
- Frnnk EsanGey. Vas Chief Of rs.sice
4rsphy. Ciaaerys dtsxasf vss partially
due Is r said. 10 the fact tha: be and his
hrusser ;o~s b<ss amounting ap :sse soGr
figures on MEsFhrs rsesess.cn- They
ing szen~y on Asrpay freely, and goa
takers for something Ike fsn6. L IL said
the fsr9rkeFx arc 50 fAorraEAlF 1ssg1<se<f
81 the reszsf that they refuse to haTs any
fA;nx more 70 do with Anrphy rne lstser
Is ~ utterly sick ara disappointed that be
shroxn Ell On hlsn- He il essH reported
So saying. The bsheys uests ssek Oh zee.
and I'll he I'D II believe that even II. T.
ZONES voted for nae. aud he q man have
rnalse-s man who eses hts ssseeess ard
prosperity 20 me
: ~
The wrs.h Of the chief Of police caifni-
nsfed about midnight Maaday. when he
saw JalnSs Bosart waving his hat and bur
raining gur Mitchell Bexarf, IL would be
sensezs bered. N a. forTnesfy the city ssilor
a,.d vas Discharged BY Narphy Who then
assumed tsss position. No great love has
since existed between the men and when
Murrhy heard. Bogsrs rejoicing at BIS de
feat he said 10 Policeman Jones. Put that
man In Jail. He is a di<ort<rfy cssarse-
ttr. Take that othrs f~lssw vita him- along
He huvzhet sof Mitchell too Bogsrt
overheard the instructiofs and aid,
Take rs Ia yourself Bill. yoa waa's have
many more chances and yeu are q big. hus-
Ky fsiiow-r Murphy did not want the job.
however. aud Bogart and his companion
were marched up TO Justice soderbesx,s
court The justice was in bed at his home
tory summons by telephone, hastily dressed
and came down town and opened court
There the following conversation ensued
between soderberg and onscer Jones;
What are these men arrested for"
II don't know, your honor
Then why did yon ares. them
ION the chiefs orders
what were they doing,'
Il don't know your honor. The chief
said they were disturbing the peace"
will you make complaint against
them
"No, yonr honor did not sec them do
Have yon anything to say for yourself.
Bogaurr
Nothing. your honor. except him and
rae just gave q little whoop for Mitchell.
I'm the happiest man In Seattle tonight
and had to hurrnh or best"
well. can't do anything with ycu un-
les. someone viii make a complaint
You're discharged and try and suppress
any faurc whoops that seem 10 demand Ut
terance-'
The more Murphy though, Of Bogarts
Joy At his defeat, the madden he got. aud
when he learned yesterday morning that
the men had been discharged because no
complaint had been made, he bad blood In
his eye
lie at once fastened to sodcrbery's court
and swor~ out a complaint The men
were again arrested and released until :
O'Clock last evening on their own recng
nixancc<. During the day some OF Mar
phys friends took him aside aud cohfided
10 ham the opinion that he was making u
blooming fool Of himself He thought the
matter over the rest of the day aud did not
appear In court At O'Clock. He had had
some other business TO transact with the
court, aud to avoid appearing there. depu-
tiled a rlefaber of the force TO attend 10 IL.
He was not there at 5 nor half ala hour
later. Justice soderberg sent subpoena
for him, and the officer came back and re-
ported that he had served II. still Murphy
did not show up. A friend dropped 10 and
said the chief was ashamed of himself
and probably would not appear. Bogart
said be was sorry that Murphy would not
appear, as the only thing he needed to
complete his joy was TO have the chief APP
pear in court and acknowledge that he had
made an ass of himself. Justice Soierberg
then announced that IL seemed impossible
TO get any evidence for the prosecution
without ordering the chief OF police arrest
-. a -.
disifked 10 resort TO such extreme measures
with city officer. He accordingly dis
charged the prisoners and inferred that
the costs would be taxed TO Murphy.
THEIR CONSISTENCY.
s.fhe dupiicify of the Prohibifiouists ap-
pals me more the more / see Of them"
said prominent citizen and well known
Temperance man yesterday. They bob up
serenciy in every election. whether IL be a
city affair with no issue except good gov
eminent versus bad government, or na-
tiouai or state election with party lines
strictly drawn. but they never have and
never win figure as anything but enemies of
good government and the allies OF the sa-
looms, Take our city election for instance.
Because Moran had too much good sense
to accept aa endorsement from them aud
thereby give the impression that he framed
with that crowd. they attempted 10 down
him. and hunted up minister of the COS
pei US the chosen instrument 10 effect his
downfall and throw the election into the
hands .: the saloon crowd. And that min
lister, when reasoned with by scne of the
i,cst men In the city. refused 20 AS
sisf the law aud order element
By Withdrawing from the race. Their &C
ton In the third ward was a convincing
proof OF their iusiuccrity. There they
rolled up ninety votes against Captain
Burns. = man with record for morality: .
man who don't believe ever drank a glass
OF liquor In his life. man tho will he an
ornament 10 the council Tan such action
be accounted for on any reasonable hy
pothesis? confess that all I can see In IL
Is fanalicism Of the rankest kind"
NOTES
The total number Of names registered
WAS 2.fe9 but oafS 1.074 votes were east
The council win meet and canvass the
ballots July ~. and the new members viii
take their seats ten days later.