The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-28

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al his investigation was comprehen-
sively stated in the PosT-lSrELLt-
GxxcEx some time ago. No charges
viii be preferred against Mr.. Harmed,
the dismissed special deputy IL there
had been any ground for such accuse
ton. ii would have long since been
made. ANY charges or surmises 70
the contrary are made by ignorant or
correspondents currying
notoriety. The garbled trash wired
out from here cannot but disgust any
one cognizant of all the facts.
THE DEMOCRATIC EVENT.
Charles s. VOORHEES, addressed the
people OF Port Townsend at Learned's
opera house Friday evening. He had
a crowded house and labored for two
hours with hoarse voice TO win the
suffrage Of those present Ii Is said
by those who have often heard Mr.
Voorhees, that his effort was not as
able as former ones. Certain remarks
made about Hon. c. VI. Bradshaw
were not true. in bad taste and I'M
called for. Mr.. Voorhees, said the
pan handle veto first set him against
Cleveland" An effort TO prove John
Il. Allen a corporation attorney didn't
meet with the warm reception which
Is generally responsive TO statement
having the ring OF truth. The meet
ing adjourned at 1880 with cheers for
the speaker.
NOTES.
No business OF importance was trans
acted at FRIDAYS council meeting.
Ii is said that a most interesting
question came up at the last meeting
Of the band in connection with their
new uniforms.
Mr.. Jacob Behrman is the happy
possessor OF a great curio in the shape
OF the antlers Of a Siberian reindeer.
These halcyon stump-speaking days
recall &c Stewart Snyder's mind the
time when he posted bills in the day
time for the Republicans and presided
at Democratic meetings in the evening.