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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

lrs&IApY, Oct ta.-The Ctsalady
mill has been shut down 10. month
past ~hilc certain needed improve
ments have been made. A full new
SCI - boilers and steam feed have
besIa rpt IN. thus largely increa sinF
the szaii cutting capacity About 10
men are employed in the mill and the
yard.
The f0Eet Nal Company have
cleared = considerable tract OF land
near ihe town for The purpose Of erect
ing thereon dwelling houses for the
use Of their employee
The ses els az present ~ port eeIn-
rrisSs the American bark Ceylon. the
American schooner Joseph Russ. the
American steam schooner l.. J. Perry,
al loafsiHE lumber the first for Homo
lalu the second for Vallejo. the third
fer locsl ports. Resides these are
ceapie os steamboats, and the govern
tnefst surveying soheonrrs Yukon and
Earnest, shieh are anchored in the
bay These wis finish their seasons
NNsk about the end OF the month.
Ehr Yukon viii then proceed TO Oiym-
pa where she vii Law gp Tor the vim
teE The EaTneet vii he sent 10 Seat
tie aloas the middle Of necenhxr.
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TERRITORY NEWS.
nr. AlIsn's fsrznd Nsetip.
Al Olympia.
rke s<er1ss~s fessSe Purchases fA<
psx<s s~@ex fsssr~ Lsss p~ssssss
Asss~sz sz< gseas. Fsesxs rsse-
xr.xn-e~~F1tx rl~s~r esssas.

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Asssn ~esse sssr sn hees ~ an ayrss-
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aexaes - osynF6z- sssseS I'll ~
h~erE fsosn zosefnsssr &
0evxrss. 0ess - i5nSs sslsss5y Ne
tssxsa sssa nsest srl.isazsssssc sss.snns
ever aas~sasSed Is pssk1is nss@siaT IL
srs esty xrseees He's. 5asln D AEzsn
to-nsxtt e fsaSsnEAs hslz- LarEs -
ssxnssesas wers pTeessf frD1a sh< sgea-
syy and issass4 " sweH Tia snsk9ss-
ssn According 70 ne 1sfsarrAness
psoxr2mase. ~ e1sAoc. ls<ss tssess-
Igsst rsosssssos. sosnnnsa4es ~ cas3.
i. =. PeErsvzi. appsassa % he ss-sst.
hesssa by esass bad. ass snafeAe.s
- tsse heses waser@ Mr.. Afsen nna sbe
FSuss CEN s1Ess<s we're fsess ssss ea3
~Sessrxsa - liz hzii. where. aaHzd tzs
Evisg II exnAea xn.s tls glars ~ bo.-
Eres @n aazsss<sgN haa Nssez1zs iies4
wh5rA The bal Nas ssfsFezy f1s92cs2 r.
~ hosssing. serxe nFaz<ss kefzg ~
A<&s " gals mstzHtseSsss The had wnx
b~zasifai1T siszgEs fe<t 9Th Says zns
lss4ssf5ax. tsfe snStAe Prosergsoa 70
Awerstsn Labor grseimg he afeh
sssDss tbs esaxs
TIE nz@efsa9 was ea1ie.s - crser "
fsen Il @. q BgssB, ehssrYasn u stse
eosnEy nsuiAistes. tzea. " III. MI
rDT was esscsss alsMtrrnzn 81 she nasrS-
lag. Ga sAs5ag Sire chair be STATED
lxssL ~ sfs1 D~nsSerasie fneFting o.
We nssasT evening Bsa ksea rresass.s
over ~ an esfiees 81 tie Gozlfe5exsts
array, be deszasd IL 3 very great csln.
psiseas fsr hlEs - We eaiiea ca - pre-
stfse eysf q kepa s;eza szasttaz 2na
haze tsss bos0F " inffol lax r. tae
szAisase 81 Old Union soldier, Hoa.
John =. Aissn. car next dslexzte IN
eeegsxs. wbosB tfs saw fss ~ rtyie
bis hey Jsisa The psss ~ this
sally ran be ftsiiy appreciated ~bea
isis kaprn tAst y. II NBray was =
gAilaat gsnsrsl in the Unlon array Tor
kgar years ami fSagft with Alien IN
81 in6iana regiment After : selec-
ts1a by the giss sfB5. Hon. John n.
t;owey vas fnsrodaesd &ad nlsae a.
introductory address ~ zfzotIt ~ min
ulss
Hor soHs .. sLLgE
Sas then presented and received ire
mepdgsss applause, issting several mo.
msnss- lie gas ~ szessicnt Eoiae assa
spsks for nsaffy tao hosrs. literally
tearing hts eomTstitor to piece and
establishing this fact beyond doubt
thai be Is thoroughly capable Of sery.
ing IN the capacity TO which be will he
elected
At the conclusion 0f the speech
three r0Eslng eheers wefe given for
the Republican ticket snd the meetidg
adjourned amid the saosi intense eG.
fh4sfassts
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PASSENGER Lists

Northern Pacific - Passed Heron
J. W Brooks. Mrs. W. Gould j W
Newmie, o. H. Graham. A n
stephen. }. Curtin and wife NJ
Einehari, Mrs. Livingston. F.. RI
InoTes Mrs Z, Il. nerii. G. II. Hoyt
: W frRz, J &. Holloway. g. Wal
ace and wife, W Brown, W. e
bro~n and vile, +. kingsmsri and
vie, = II. Bruwnson. n. 4. ShaIe.
oregon 4 Czltfornia-Pa Passed Med
lord !. G, Campbell, l.. y. Edxaris
y. d. DcHeg. w. Mclean wood. s. :
hoVeTmzn, w. p. Matson, A. Il. War.
sgh arc family Of three, 5. Cooper
vie and daughter, A. w. Lore. Wa
Nlland. W. y. Bushweli. j. FIsu.
GERS. Mrs Taylor and family Of three
X :. fhiliips, and - second-rsass
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SPOKANE FALLS.
4 Magnificent fsieek-The Escaped
Prisoners sttIs Uncspsured.

SPOKANE FALls. Oct ~. The new
Frankfurt block. erected at a cost OF
ts0fsn. was tbroEn open for business
to-day IL Is considered the hand.
soonest structure in the Pacific North
west
There IS no trace Of the pris.
eners who escaped from the county
jail Thursday night. A strong posse
y ont securing the country. Hopes
are entertained that big batch will
iss baevf.5I
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.--The report OF
Gen. w. II. Rochester, paymaster.
general OF the army. has been sub
mites TO the secretary Of war. The
total receipts during the year we're
si6,u9s Goa and disbursements Si4 ,46l. :
3tfi. In regard to the matter OF
monthly payments Gen. Rochester
says IL posts are nov paid monthly,
leaving 50 posts to which the system
can lie extended.
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stambouI wins the staiIion s,.k..

SAN I FRANCISCO. Oct. 2o.-The grand
national stallion stakes, which have
been the chief topic OF interest in Pa
chic coast racing circles for some time
past, were trotted for at the Bay dis
triet tract before 10000 people TODAY,
and were won by Stamboul. who took
the second, third and fourth heats.
The first heat was won by Woodruff.
Time: 2:i7, 2:17, 2:174, 2:l7J<. Ante
Eolo took third money. There we're
three starters
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PORT TOWNSEND.


fuhT TOWNSEND. Oct. - The con.
tract for the grading OF Water street
vas awarded by the eiiy council last
eyeaing 10 Mr. McDoaEall of Yancoa-
yer. he being the lowest bidder. Ills
bid has sih, 40 A retl-hof light was
hsd on this question. Although the
council bad unanimously decided 10
do SO coo Of street improvements ana
had duly advertised for bids, when the
matter ef awarding the contract came
up AessFs. Down. Weymouth AMI
ssaFFst Falsa against lett nE u TO any
one. Two II the council heing absent
this made a deadlock. whieh was
finally aFoken BY NJ. StArret chang
ing h vote a. The Affirmative GA a re-
consideration Il the que ten, The
action If Acssrs. Downs and Wev-
mouth Nas = great sarprise. nos only
- Their colleagues h8ai 10 AZ citizens
present. II Is ielt that had their views
prev allied the growth 1T the titv The
ensuius year FpuiA have heen much
rstarisd fhese Nas only one BID Tor
piapsing AaGsF street. and the coin.
81, under advice Of Prosecuting AZ
tornsy Jones declined e. accept ID. be
raese there was ouiy one The bidder
Wa highly indignant At the council for
opening hi I'D and reieefing Il on
ih.s EFuupd
Uader the neNs order ~ business
Nr. ,. u. James ard James neigar,ino
bo6eed ap with pstslon Tefnonssrat
tng Azas-.s teesatss goa~ property owners
heins sssesssS Tor the Improvements
gsane on On Washington street, urging
that adlolaiWg property vas injured
y De saasc and thai the city al large
shoGad pas fer ID. Litiie attention was
rad 3 tie petitign but the Nrs{ named
petitions y s. raan1iy sGogea N and
eut Il the council fof his uniform
coarse - an chstrueflouiss on ala puh,
lse improvements
Az ordinance vas passed granting
q ssafs. franchise 20 }. A kuhn and
~ T. AofgaE Ger q wharf at i0qi a
Nasii4ese ststs3 Aaather increasing
slcrEss - redaiFrs, shows, &c. The
meeting aaiuuFns8 al 70 Ss Ii Wa :
ssrua ssssinn IN which the 20 ahead /
slsmsns triaSnphei after hard ssFRs-
sie
AsAAs . RsAL &sEATE.
ne adsagetnE season 4eez aot az /
Gdf - have q aSsp tFFsnT fffse-f en-
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Apprentices Not Confirmed.

WasaISeTos. Oct. 20.-The follow.
ing probate judges OF Utah, nominated
by the president, have not been con-
hrmed. John Houston, Garfield;
county Francis Hammond. San Juan
county; VIM. c. McGregor, Iron
county; VIM. /. Stewart, Kane county
Thomas ). Watson, Wahsatch county
X w: Cross. Weber county; James A.
Melville, Willard county: Samuel
Francis, Morgan county.
The following nominations were also
not confirmed: HenryC c. Hodges, as
sistant quariermaster general: George
IL. Weeks. deputy quartermaster gen
erai; Gen. Lewis {. Forsythe. assistant
quarlerTuaster general.
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OPENING OF OKLAHOMA.
The Greek Indians willing for Its
Settlement

ST.. LouIs. Oct ga special from
Muskogee, I. T., says: The Creek
council has passed bill providing for
the disposition and settlement of 50
much OF the land known as Oklahoma
as the Muskogees have an interest in.
Chief Ferryman has approved the
measure. This i the strongest step
ever taken toward opening that coun-
try
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FELTON,. Cal, Oct 20.-Fire, which
started in w. b. Drew's livery stable
this morning, destroyed the stable
with contents, including 10 horses, and
also destroyed the Cunningham house,
the Central hotel. postoghce, opera
house, Walker & Dsrb's and McCoy's
stores. and six dwellings. Loss, Sc. eo0
insurance. 81. coo.
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suIrs ron rIaBFa PATENTS
James -. Montgomery Claims Title
by Purchase.

PaErLAsD. Oct. -. James y. Mont
g0mRry brought zine distinct suits
against The government this morning
IA the United States circuit court 70
compel the government 10 issue
patents 10 timber lands aggregating
over 1900 acres, which were taken up
IN Gowliiz county, W. r., and after.
wards Transferred 70 the plaintiff.
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A French In.ui, 70 Germany,

Pans, Oct. D.-The eseuteheon on
the German consulate at Havre was
torn from it, position last night and
thrown into the street. The project al
Havre has rendered 4 profuse apology
10 the consul ami NJ. Goblet. minister
OF foreign affairs. likewise apoiogized
to the German ambassador for the out
rage. There Is no clue 10 the person.
who committed the act.
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CRY oF AExIoo. Oct. 20.-The ru.
mors Of q crisis in Gen. Diaz's cabinet
which prevailed some time ago prove
TO have foundation. Gen. Pacheco.
the progressive minister OF public
works and warm friend Of Gen Diaz.
declares that he has resigned. IL il
also generally believed that senior Da.
oian. minister of finance has resigned
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nsPoETAsT RAILROAD SALE.


SPOKANE FALl~. Oct. % Assistant
General Manager Buckley, Of the
Northern Pacific railroad. l. In the city
Arranging 20 build an extensive depot
and freight yards. the vofk 10 com.
meBee Immediately. lie said that the
Official announcement ~ the purchase
by the Northern Pacific 81 The road
running from Puyailup Junction 20
Seattle will be made Ia few DAYS.
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A Tran.-rshuantep.e E.,I,o.a.

CRY OF MExIco, Oct. 20.-The O@-
etal Ga-ezfe has published the text OF a
contract with Col. Edward MacMursis,
an Engiishman, for completion Of a
railroad across the Isthmus Of Teha-
antehec. The line when completed
VIII pass into the hands OF the govern
ment
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Fast WALKING.

NEw YoaK, Oct. 20.-This evening
the Irish athletes held farewell ben.
eht at Madison Square Garden. Ed
LANCE aud G. L. Nicola, OF the Man
haitian Athletic Club, each beat the in
door record for a two-mile walk. Mic
Ola won in II minutes . seconds, and
LANCE second in II minutes 80 seconds.
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Fatal Land.IId. IN T,.Ix

RosE, Oct. 20-By alandslide which
occurred az Lahsana a railway train
was buried in the debris and num-
Der OF persons killed. six bodies haye
been recovered. and 10 wounded we're
rescued
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Eighteen Sailors Drowned In Chris
tfanfa Raw.

LoSnos, Oct. %. - The Russian
steamer Archangel and the Glasgow
steamer Neptune came into collision
IN Christiana bay and sank. The crew
OF the Neptune and eight Of the crew
OF the Archangel were saved. The
captain and Il OF the crew OF the
Archangel were drowned
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-. LoUrs, Oct. 2o.-The statue OF
Gen. U. :. Grant presented 10 the city
By The Grant Monument Association
Of Missouri, was unveiled this after
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A Boston Printing uoase Fans,

BlsTos. Oct 3o.--The Rand Avery
Company, the largest printing house
"a this city. Assigned to-day u Nathan
iei Bradley Liabilities about yt4f 900
and assets about 5000.
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BosTox. Oct 2o.-The building Of
the Leeis Wharf Company. occupied
for storage, was burned this morning.
Several nremen we're injured by fan.
ing walls The loss l. so, 00o
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ST. LOUIS caN'r PLAY BALL.
Another Victory for the New York
E1nh

NEs YORK, Oct. 20.-New York won
again from the Browns to-day by
lucky streak Of hitting in the eighth
inning. Score: New York 8. 81. Louis
A Pitchers: Keefs and King. I'm
pires: Kelley and Gafney. Robinson
and Lyons had bad collision in the
eighth and the latter was severely in.
iure1
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Dc Not suffer AnY Longer.

Encwfnx shzs ec.zgE ez1 r. tEecxc9
in dzr. and tae f-zt xsa<ssof eQzs1zaF-
tiea hrcksn fl : sEees. ne hereby gus-21-
tess Dr. Asksr's F1gizs1 Remedy fer con
s1zpzSca- and r-ils refz1G tie money -
al y 10 bay take = - pr tlrzefio-s, ard
Do not aEd gig- sfa-eEIeG. eo~ec1 4. B.
Stewart tr-xx.ss
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New Mussc ROOMS

MES MATTE A. B3IDtsE. aAfISts
vi loc4zsd il Tsaaa Me- ass5 = rsess
ke-sss- 49, FruEss street. Tuc-seus dEstrsr<
= ssrarrsssr -, rsseah. r5lli1- & L. - se-l
A. n eln.rzrsna ar9 Toie@ rEirure- va End
uaster her care TIE HISS thtl-tE&a a1sl
s-.ss1r-se..- essssseere- Eis- credentials frySEs
the East arsl Sczth ere - ts1e zsrsNSest
ehzrEe-e<- and ai<le1 - p.iosac :, $500. -
frr h1.r r,zvs5s ss1rsrE the winter. there VIII
s. 4 ssrtes Ct free seetrres cEaar<tezi via
xnzsie. Is his16rT ac1 - coDrG~ers-
1rr~-rsl ss-.,ya ar<s{ssssrif.rf
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n.ath nfcal- cnl.irer

BasTos. Oct - Col L. III. Pa3s.ier.
for many years one o. the prcuriesors
81 the 10 top Herald. 4 ed al hi eosr.-
10y home il Islinrton rss.e-tay
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THE DUNLAP
MEDICAL And SURGICAL INSTITUTE And DEPRNSARI
incorporated VS. o washin TsrIsOryI
Yesler's New Block Junction Mill and Commercial Sts
Roo sander Seattle wash. Ter

established for
Chronic
form gratifying - - f-
specifies
"a ease ate once
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FoR or
ths eass q d With and have
ladies afflicted
new methods Of treatment relieved IN few
Al Uhra diseases and
disease
manifest
biue
in
despaed
TIE remedies in this
brain ood
% oa stream and the 10
reTnatgre
nin its
81 me Institute
brains
aud Indigestion
with
Id q
gon1tse
safe aud n.,a,. ON.
uon TO for WITHOUT any ihsaT
orsee hour. 20 e,nx. i, a. DUNLAP D.
NelslLal2n Tree and sorl
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---------------------
FOR THE ASTIPODEs.

The Baseball Clubs Leave Chicago
for Australia.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-The Chicago and
An-America baseball teams left this
evening en- route for San Francisco.
They play at several points en- route.
and on arrival sail for Australia.
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ls.fa tH t4,s ~ fAtrf
sf1siss xAsrsaf Nsis azs T,eeef.ss
49, AANs ArsFe1 f.Sea Taeoss,e
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ne adsaaetnE season does aut ap-
Tear - have = dkn psniag sfseet en-
ort ofTntfy real estate. }ad siag by
he avsiiy 81 Purchasers, Fer tie
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's.ss $50 nt7i ssvsu - say Esrr a. ~.
~ q s4ftssa II = syf. 10. "a 49,.
sxswz = q 7rzssss
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SEATTLE WOOD TlRDu

ngY ALDER AID EIE WOOD CUT Any
IL desired iezgt1- irY kz11sizE a Spe-
ei.Ity. Coal delivered 20 4zy Fer- q ne
city. Orders received A. LzzS FROST street..
or At yard On Hopkins wa&-f. ioes - -s1ees
Matt sza IA RUSSELL PsoBrisfo=
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ATTACKING PROTECTION

Lastly, the Republicans arraign the
president for deliberately attempting
to DESTROY the protective system OF
the United States. BIZ using against il
as an argument the tendency to ac-
eumulate surplus in the treasury,
when not one dollar Of surplus would
be there II the money had been law
fully expended in reducing paolie debt
instead of being loaned out 70 pet
banks and for the benefit OF political
fayorireS -
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TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIx STATION.

New York Jan. 11th-Dr. Cross, former
" a surgeon in the British army, has been
hanged at Cork for poisoning his wife.
The CrOfters are again giving trouble,
and the Welsh. farmers are also causing
anxiety.
The French Chambers re-assem bled yes
terday, when M. FlOQuet was reelected
President by 258 to 38.
M. Raymaud, the director of the Tele-
graph school, Paris, who was recently shot
by Engineer Mailmaud, has died OF his
wounds.
His Holiness the Pope OF receiving the
British pilgrims, said he was grateful for
the interest the Queen took i'll her Catho-
lie subjects, and expressed a hope that
peace would soon be restored i'll the dltte-
rent parts of her Kingdom.
The English Government have request
ed the French authorities to investigate
the circumstances attending the CORE
spondent McNeiPs death. q
The Court arrangements at st. Peters
burg for the New Years celebration were
suddenly altered owing to the discovery of
a plot of unusual magnitude to assaSSl-
nate the Gear.
The Emperor William is confined to
his bed.
A Berlin paper says that the Powers
will soon take steps for the removal OF
Prince Ferdinand from Bulgaria. ah
A serious accident has occurred by the
breaking of a switch rod at the bridge
, 1888-01-14
ANTIGUA NEWS.

The appointment of Lord Gormanston to
Demerara, and the temporary appointment
of Mr.. Haynes Smith as Administrator has
been announced by wire. Sir Charles.
Mitchell, the Governor to be, is scarcely
likely to be here before May, as he is at
present at FIJI.
Nothing yet is known of a new Colonial
Secretary. 1t is rather a mistake to APP
point two new men to a Government like
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
AT THE FRONT.
Stirring The Fires in Richie, Cal
hOun and GiImer.

Rev. J. w. Carter and Chief
Templar Will A Streckler, put in
all of last week on the front lines in
Richie and Calhoun counties
speaking at Pullman, Auburn,
Troy, Chenille, Tanners, Burnt
House, and Sinnett's Mills.
They had good audiences at Au-
burn, Burnt House and other
points, with rousing rally at
Chenille. At Pullman, a Repub-
lican stronghold, they found the
people nearly all for the Amend.
ment, just as they found the strong
Democratic district at Burnt House
solid for the Home and against the
Saloon.
After delivering eight Amend.
ment addresses on this trip, Rev. J.
w. Carter reached home in time to
preach three sermons on Sunday
and Monday morning found him
still able bodied, tull-armed with
20 rounds in his Prohibition cart.
ridge box, and eager to renew the
battle.
Bro. Stricken put in brave blows
against the enemy at all points and
is in the fight till the Saloon goes
| down.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
Bad Politics.

There Is certainly more bad poll
tics afoat this campaign than we
have ever before observed. A
prominent Republican politician
of Marion county recently said,
while berating a Prohibitionist,
that because of the Prohibition
party in the field, the Republicans
of Marion would 60 nearly solidly
against the Amendment, and that
the adverse majority in the county
would be 1900. He further said
that if he learned that any Repub-
lican nominee in Jhe county dared
to favor the Amendment he would
see that he was SHOWED under"
The noisy proclaimer was remind
ed that he was preaching misera-
bly, bad politics, bad in morals and
bad for his party, but the quality of
his politics didn't seem to concern
him as much as the quantity.
Of course we don't believe his
ISLANDERS against the Republican
masses of Marion county. All
honest Republicans, like all honest
Democrats, who favor the Amend.
ment on its merits, will vote for it
in spite of these pouting, Amend
Notwithstanding politicians. How
ever, if honest Republicans apollo
gize by saying that these noisy
fellows are only "blowing," we ven
ture to suggest the political wisdom
of shutting off their "wind," in
some way. The blowing off of much
of that sort Of bad politics might
eliminate in focusing cross-currents
in a cyclone not looked for by the
political weather bureau.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
The Catechisms.

The Amendment Catechisms are
going like hot cakes to hungry har-
vesters. Orders are pouring in ;
the first edition is already exhaust
ed and the press is now running
on the second 10000 lot.
Let the orders come in and the
supply will be- kept up. At least
100000 ought to be scattered all
over the State. They are mailed
at the very low price of Is cents
per 100, or one dollar per 1000.
Send in orders and help give the
people the FACTS about the Amend
ment. Address as you prefer,
Amendment League" w. C. T. U.
or FREEMAN, Parkersburg, W. Va.