The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-30


e<rsf-sTeiephene In Ksmilehe.
OLvxYfk, Oct za.--As per yrssjoxs an
noureemsas The Democrats h<sd . nesting
last anf1fdas night In Cuinmkla ball 10
dizeuss the political tsxHez Of the day
The hall Eas Isot hall SHED. many Of those
who were present hssinx Republicans Who
The rneesing vas called 10 order a so'eigFk
b. Mr. Fssacis Hardy, shs introduced NJ.
~ r. ward candidate for prosecuting at
sgrney. a. The trsf ssFsksr. NJ Wsra BE-
gan with an apology fos bcIns candidate
for an stics 10 this District. when pc Naz
suel q recent arrival tie The territory.
Ruf be sfaird that, iHz<mitch ~ cid resi-
sisnfs had nomiBnfed hifn. he therefore
felt that he sze entitled - the sHffaEa OF
sse people. The nseessity for sAis apology
caa be fully realized sheu Il y knos a that
Y. 1. NAfd sffiyea 10 the territory from
North Carolina on the 18th day 81 last
April, ard has, therefore, been = resident
Of The territory only AZ months After
yentuHug this afsosegy Mr.. Ward launched
forth ln1s q discussion Of the far5H cues
tioa. aad entertained bis audience on this
subject Tor some tine, 10 the cuaKse OF
which he resurfRrted and ventilated the
dollar a-day" lie. 10 The evident disgust Of
a, leass the truth iavisE portion %
bis andienee. He thea began ctlioxy Of
the deeds 81 the Dem1rfhctic party since
the tina 81 jefferson, bat was stopped
short tn the midst Of his installations By
an I'D 9snfleman tn the audience whose
bfaxs hsffons and Grand AraY badge in-
aieafed that he understood the pegfinepcy
OF hls question when he asked ~ beers
was fnE Democratic party daring the war
Mr. Ward hssiiated 3 moment. and then.
initiating The example Of Ghief Nils re-
piled rfg8l can have the rostyta Mben
you wisa u, and continued his speech.
Mr. Ward vas followed By W. K. AnareWs
81 seattle, ~sh0 talked in a rambling man
nes for some time, touching on the tariff,
railroad and other questions. II was -
marked b. come who were present that
they hal never secD speaker presume -
much on the ignorance Of bis audience.
and 30 consequently make statements IN
dtfert opposition 10 the truth. Ia hts AZ
tempt ~ prove that the tariff did not affect
wages, be proclaimed British Columbia 10
be q free trade country where wages are g.
good a. they are In the nited states.
". z. Goodels. candidate Dor councilman.
then spoke for a lev moments aud told
why he should be honofed with q triumph
ans election. r. h. Hoy. candidate Tor
sheriff, closed the meeting BY stating that
he could not speak aad therefore would
not sifempt r. This was pronounced BY
many the ahiast speech 81 the evening
MOTHS.
The telephone between this city and
kamilche Is now completed, the first mes
sage going over the wire this morning.
The line VIII be- excluded 10 shelton and
GrAy's HaFbof al onee. In order 10 have IL
IN Running order. II possible. by election
time.
A crowded house will undoubtedly greet
Hon. X, @. Dunbar and Hon. John /. viii
son IN this city on "Wednesday evening 10
listen to their speeches la behalf 81 Re
publican principles The campaign giee
club Ia buxiiy engaged rehearsing local
and national songs, which VIII be inter.
spersed With the speeches on that occa-
tfeu.
Mrs.. Julia Edmond Of MontesRno
daughter OF Mr. A. fafqnhar Of this city.
died yesterday ~ the residence Of her
sister. Ms. George :. Allen. from which
place her funeral viii take place to-fnor-
row. Many old time friends Ia this city
deeply mourn her death.
Mr. A II. Chambers. having sold his
meat market, will continue to run his
siaughteffug business.
Messsn A. A. Phillips, J. 6, hfeekinridge.
y. I. Blodgctt aud Herbert MeMickcn, con-
s;ituted a party which went 90 hunting
expedition 10 <esquaily last Saturday
Ihsy returned Saturday evening with 20
dnek* and CO. x8pse In their possession.
John z, SQ094, Republican candidate for
councilman n ID the city to-day lie will
RETURN II Hnuf1f2ra Tomorrow