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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

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nszass q aUy ta<u<s-ss~ses1 xssy a. wssNfs
Sze Eshs ot tae hczzo<3nrx aS az ssess..
E<ssss<1 sssy ga<ze snx va<aars0z ~ xxrn
~asts sssAa - sszzssz ~ seprsxse ra<at d
sss1rsa $zA Tses srrf. shaA- hef1re tie sanr
- sek1s - ssafsrf into sos< ard hsachs q.
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frx ssle In ere p~ree
passesx Esosxs x rzkx ons she ws~ssx
ne - s@sy II FenvuSsy. isss. in sectsaa
S<xssaa / wss rhanrs<s so ss IA ,~ss ...1s
Patsss a&asss grated 10 sAe sxxse.- ctr
saiasan zsgxc1 10 tkxne~ the wrssssp spr
e s<Sfisss ~ ~ - rwst s-nes nare than
~ scss o. asy granted sansss. = ese .
ateFse-t. 81 "a -
Esrry ~sassa 10 -srsss cat ssso~ in .ee.
Il y Reed esyerx<i The sossossar ada
tor a s-rcsAcEs-
conc Of lax permanent eeunon s<hnos
fnta1 sAzl syer sss soaae<t 70 p<s~ezs a.
ssss Fors. saas- taz Il AAy he saseSsezs IN
rAf1snAa, kssie. ec9nsy ~r municipal
ecszts. csrSri
LxSps ALREADY ssID.
srowsfy oasrs<i the sslsovEng. 10 BIC ass.s
Provided. that the sase al ass s-csse-sl an.
angsersify isakts herssasssre saAsse hy co.'s
EsasSzssassES 81 aay es>ugsy where sfse rrr~
eEsase prser hAx her1 pad in gs-~s fsssA
may se eou af-zEed hs he legislature car
rsef. - 30 n
frowrt eEssrsd su amendment p-sssA
ihks fsf raorS than one section <Aan s.r
sod Ia eaeh ee1nsy before ls<a The yeas
Asai nays we're demanded Aat the ameni-
Ment v - lsst. - 10 ~
shSscs3y wznsxs. % nsfs 20 SECTION 4. land
DSf raerr sAan osse-A&sl of the ia.s and
hi.sks shah D. sssli prso< so isse sass.
lhs arfsr { was Thea pasress so the cv.er
cs Lnlrsi reassinx
afres napsesi 10 suspend the rules arssf
pssce the srs5c1e ON eraa passage Thr
ss'nvrntson refasesi tn susg-end the rules
and thea s1foHrned - ~ . scirsrk,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

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IS sosts sesrsssss. Ns~suley rAirsd
arr fear hs nasse~- kHperfA vxn h, !. -
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stse xfEhshs rrfae--freutsns nsr v,,S -
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f5esfn ssxfRs uths snss~-fzsrzer x1S -
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sSssrsek skexs.
sakarosA. Aax. A-.TAe track use -.
aisi last sasl tAs wsagher w2xzn txrasr
eA~ asaa s1ffe -fNsera1h mlssr<-f sr3,>
taaSrl. ~
Threr soarsAs nssse- gs~r,ee won 4. -
= - zseEscc ssNoed ATogsssnts shsrsk
One asd sve @ssassa snil~~ Iscrs~u -
tAira
farce FunrshS rnf.e-fxs n w a.
tslsss fltft sex1af. hrAve third
Nile bsstnsns uun 81 INT. TODD
Atsa ssSso's>f. " r. Mosxts fhirs5
esEess4e RACES
sast Asa Aae a. srler6ss RACING -
tas rale ssNisy q; abe North wcsor1S
aress<ssE~ nse%glng At Nsxsslnxtsu rSsf !
The = sszrr oi me day wse the urrrvSss
sscn'eSs fra ting Of Alesxioa in HrswyS
sfAAss A. tArwe~s seaT-<assi. con fenafE1
ssa1nst Ard hor~es lie waa the m
lssAf sIsa The rsee 10 9-sf The winner =
@~Sed ey Atittsnas. g~esssssnx Of the 49,
nusasnsa avtes. Ia IN psetns raee Iiltnn
nsse fhe Las heAf sa tire rspsd sirse at 2. ~
hrsssSsF stakes. 2.a@ class. ty0stlnx. purrS
81 x%toss Hasis sssas<, ghrsc ia sst>-- Af.rtsun
sAn nrsi soAa "a. seessssa. rpem third
af1c hsAsfss. bSss time sfs..
tsstyxsr~sssis. sale. fcAks ~ is~z. tzn
asAs<ss, safe hesis. tso ia three. tnss1ne--
o.xA '' : .sssssr< ssa tFss, Brown cesisr SEC
orss. Neanests third Sess tisse. "a.
20 eas~s- racing. parse ~ tSo. snilo
peas shree ia nye-tsiii.n won nrxa
Afaersssfa Girl seconsa, Ffoian third. furf
fEaakssn fuSfsa- ReSt time. 2lS.
rereHsKxrssx RACES
fssC@aKEEFst8. ~ ". Aug. N-YAe
oy~nans ef sAe Grand eifcnst rsess a. M
araSsrS psrS to-day wss attended By &.ND
p~tsosas- The scaSk WAS in excellent Gen.
asrsua.
2S casss. Fcughk hkesssfe stakes. tAenk-
>Frsga& tsssfd Dust wssss. Miss AlSre serx4ud.
tax i4ily bird. Prince Resent fnuysk.
hees uee. 3.asss tn the third heat Of shin
race Eeratss caught her shoe ans. kieks<l.
upseEttns the salty sud thrpuing Rn34
bs.ssse. she drsvsr- noose vss not eA1ly
injured
~ ssss~--tsiese won. Golden Rid npe-
end. s~asassoa thint. NulaEsa icurxh- ness
time 80
Ks, pazing-Minnie q won. Dallas Src.
otad, kisnehe shlrd, Naskl.nd fourth. Bexl
time @-fS
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ElOeEp wlrW A PRnRsr.
A Miiiienatre's wife Desesss MIS-
for . Catholic.

caicssa. Aug s--The wife u Aflh0n-
are Mike McIleaaia, the noted ganhiw
and politician. Is missing The circus
sisnees are moss extraordinary. she o.
APPEARED from her sonae ~ the corner e
Ashland boulevard mad Harriasn stfe<4 i
week ago last Friday. and. siihonRh =
small army st si,sectisss hes heeu FvtAfnp4
Ia dlss~tes Aer Whereabouts. they have
ssaesseesscG cniy IN obtaining her dfoWcads
pawned or sold satnewhere In the Eank q
II sspIslsed thai Mrx AeDousid Is il -
rope IL wss Being rerorsesi this eveniug
that she hal uosapanien In . Cat4ott
priest who, IL was alleged. has since bqQo
nnir9ksd cy TIE church. The rFseot y
supposed 50 have had . parish Ia aameN
chieago os some ctaes suburb In that loeo1s
isy.
be story Is that Mrs. Mefonasd beeame
seQu3insed zsth the priest whsse ~ wWen
a sisis 10 lhs parish of which she II menn-
ber- He tsoesfae Infatuated and his sd1ma-
ration wss rsfsErucsfea and an elopeuUut
Planned and sxeeuiesi. Ga the moUo0o.
oas Friday sseBlng Hugh HuIiApuy. -
p5isakas coAcAmau. isSok NrA Mc13omn11
fFom hoiSs9 la the carriage He -
nothing Of the matter for week. aifhDun&
be vss aware % the search Then ho M
Nike Mcdonald. saving be had prou1so1
AfS, AeIsonsla "a keep the sexrvt fog 3
wesk. lie refuses 10 taIk,
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FROM THE EAST.
New Developments in the
Cronin Case.
HxaTr sroExs IN MINNESOTA


tAs<Assss, Ana - The ixaisce have -
eered ~zsae tsarertszt evs9c1e~ In The
srezsa sAse~ Il - >&iss - BE - the essecs
foAs On sAs nixhs os the nssri.r os Dr
tTasIa a pair ef horsc< e<iengsng so Salls.
vsa. The Toe rasn sow ia 1azi - csc cf Gro
asn's rnarserers. wu ATTACHES; Z, s,sse ~
ais s<ss &xssax xHd we're 3rssen szxasls
10 fsss saxsazks uAeFe tsse ukatsissr AAs sx.ra.
Matted. ~ three sxelfod m<a. sAss ta~
.asssss-s sess siTIvsa uy IN frsanf IL the "a
sso1 ~ l&kxsisw xhssns , o'caosk. saaS
.Sss nsFe eessess VII ham asa iAzs the
uaea n sssS waxaa nsrt In aass hs.a :
drink
~ ass fs~sn ssgY<sScd sh ss ever Ssass the
mzrser These aess ses rsnaia~d ia slse sara
A.i hat Esxet TIE s~skics asrnst ihs esss.
M t<s<<s 81 tsaese statements bat 1eelIse 10
sfrex 1AtsosE asssst tax asste-. except te
x~y that iaeasher at the asea 81 sne sAsos.
are ia 5Ail
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TRIAL or Tsx rucILlsrs
4 scheme On Foot "a Impitssss the
Railroad OMesngs.

BslTrxonx. aug. "a IN was rnmersd
last nigh, that Ksirsin had skipped .hes-
10 Chisds, of Mississippi. who is here IA
take hlss bark. ssys be has no Hs2rx si any
thtnx ~ the sort. and that kiifaia wfli
leave for Mississippi today 30 s,snd trial
Chilais makes the rsfseF sensational state
mrHf that Ktirain knuws be has nothing
"a fear. He says the plsn u ~ rouxssf and
sesfSne~ him ~ the sane punishment ~
inEsetsd on snliiyan.
This viii pat ihtnxs ia profes trina for
the punishment Of the rsiirsssd ez5etass
Who csuieA the pugtttsss 10 the SCAT. snsi
for whorn t,as~rnos Lowrf In cunning -
pselsliy, ksassin wsli then he released on
bal. ans. ss sssoD - the railroad meu are
brought e. si1ae. 10th -ailiFxa and Efffntn
~ parslonsxt ~ proceedings sgslnss thea
S,ufsx.sxs
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They B~cc...e Rfstoas and . vfght
Ensuea-

EILsxsEsse. W r.. Aug. zp.-Arncng the
large number Of Chrl2n fnsisns raising
thfoush hTre today Was . h~ssi bound faF
the fuyaiissp hop fssids. Half dozen 81
them zos held oi scne tADFiefeos ard got
EsatsBg drunk, riding gisrsash fsse ssre-ts
ia and ont 81 town. ~koopinf ard yelling
aad shs.0siEx osf their reyoieevs IN tbs air.
several 6epass szasssfs Mounted fzorsxs
aaa gave them chase 20 arrest them.
and running fight ess-aea IN
wbfth quite 3 uuneer os shots wsre
esshaaeed Is l. shoaxhs that ssv-
eraI of tie inStaos wese woHadesi aud
ssne seriously The police were unnorsed.
bas escaped unnurt. The Indians ts~sk
their wossatsed and proreeisss sesoss the
Hsoa aaiAkEs,
These hesan Indians ara generally very
ye4crAtse. sxe3Ef when they serurt
lIqaors " hich sseras 20 5exssop their sas.
ags Instincts an1 nzAkes Eersest demons af
tssns. A stree Z ? fsaff giii he made sg figsss
cot xho sod th&fn tee whisky.
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A NEGATIVE DAY.
Article on Tide Lands is
Not Considered.
rTEsxxESr or scHoox Frxn1


OLYMPIA. AK . -Etervo0e sf the d
1eessooaf1e fessares Of the original srf3e3e
90 pablse lsnas sss iszs<1exa upon the ewo
s<1zrzte articles ss<3ay. ard the uueueAnn
silI be virtually aa attempt 10 r~-
ecnsider rav fsgan-r arsisu ef the
convention IA cxfeassnx the rsee> ure. TIE
brHnf % 1Efnssssca anss be barne By she
n<s article On tide lsnsis. fog Il l. axx1nss
fhis Thai the Essfeza cesexssxs aeafn
propose 20 wAxe wsr. The r.
sals Of the confess Is even
more dczhsfai than the last The arifE of
fessirg is cectdest = as2s-ss the prnsuus-
tsoa. bar IL Is not unlikely thas sucscdrnf
namt~r of delegates. 10 vh1ra cersnfu
features of The hiii are repnSuenf
vii. az the las. moment. yaee mr.
il in preferenes 10 enxrsfsinx DO exuesr
sfon on the tide lands In the ssoustitusx0n.
Bur this IL mere speculation. There = :
good chance that the separate axrsck on
srhoci isads will BE adopted
THE aErteLEs coxsIDEREp.
After great deal OF useless hlaster MS
morning aSsinsf consideration Of eth az
tie articles. the convention reversed i,s
decision and decikesi "a talk them nm III.
afternoon The tide lands proposition eene
first Jones promptly offered the sm1nd-
mens taat control Of certain state ian<0 in
front of lighthouses and soyernrS Sent
buildings and works be sessea in
the government Ibis 6sss smeadrSeur
y - agreed to- Then s0hns o63eese6 10
the clause declaring the ssals-s oxnershin
over river beds and lakes. ana that ess
.trsken out Turner offered ~ snsestGtr
for TIE whole arsicse the proposition
subn itfsd by him yesterday an., il wasd
festsd Then stiles wanted 60 get r his
pet shore owncrs pyiar:ty tight of
purchase p-oYo ition, ana that
was seeepssd by majority of
cne. Kinuear wanted n make The snfng
equal, and ne submitted a proposition efaa
the same tight be accorded 10 ali uhs
have IN good faith naasic impruyeuonts
apon tide lauds, and THAT was defe01rs.
Browne hsd q sub stisufe for Aehe
whole article aud that MAS De
feated. Goldman thought he wousd ifkS 10
strike out the provision disctAiming tnler-
est In Cuited states pafents, and that hes
defeated. Turner offered the original Ar
ticie beaten YESTERDAY. and tnaf was de-
fcafed by ruling OF the ehair
No more amendments were prcpaee<i.
and notion was made to place the oti.
Gle on It's final passage. and thxt WAS de-
feated, so the article will comc UP tuu,or-
row ia the regular orst<r.
TWO IMPORTANT CHANGES
Next was the article on school lands A
number OF minor amendments were
offered aEd most OF IN m agreed Ia. TWO
tmportaat changes were mA1e. They we're
in acceptance Of Erowiey's proposition
confirming the pssents OF school and unit
versiiy lands sold under the ferr tory, end
Reeds additional section providing for lhe
manner oi investment of the school find
A motion to plasc the article on dual Das-
sage wss ceftatet By stubborn minoilty.
and II likewise had 10 go over tiIi tornor-
row
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eogFEsEIEE. WSsh., Anx n-Mr. E. u
HiA. ef ntsn. or.. shipped 70 the ssSsza .
uuEaber ef 18e CiIaesstAis Aessss. re-
csziay ifafs.sed ffszs Canada. siao a suassI
ssra 81 -ogth3osn she~Y. Hfs ar4nf
Mr. H. l. xorslsnt, !. here Ia charge ~
is xn
The hesys rssn that fell lass Saturday
w&s ihsasfasiy sseeived bs ;A~ taAshs.
tss's ~ tk@ ss3zsf. IL settled the tasS md
esesEcd the sfmcSpfssr. ~ much Of The
si~sse ssaose ssas hss s~rs 50 aE1soyfns fn.r
TIE AssE nzokstn
Miss I x ed. y fo Aas heen lsssraa of sAs
sfAasr&y faf she sssz ttree yssrs. has "a
signed her ). sst8fsu and s@pe So -~ast tic,
q Aere sac all vf<ls With relatives fssT .
rsofga. sesa she ~iA 90 Eass ts st~rxss me
wfBser with TREATS ia she ssse o. sew
Tark
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STORM IN MtNxEsorA.
HsisdinEs ssraek BY lixhssine and
DNstPov I'd

~. ParI- AUG. "a TIE ssorSa Asga pre-
vaiisss ssss nkglss &ssss sAis naesa4nx = -
one Of the mcss severe ever experienced
here. Two ipehes as ~ss fell l-etwres :
and e'SAsek. ansi lightning vxs constant
and vivid The ssersa sas xecessl tArengh-
oas ta1s scrtaaa OF c<sksasry. IN S.rex tsarxes
doing considerable csMaaxx.
Al saltwater several aensex we're ssTtssx
5y iiSasniaR aaS snnch damage staHeA he
xsrecss Also uere eauly washed oss.
Al Ear Claire. Ma, the large agricultural
Sdiiaink OF the Northwestern Fair ASsassda-
raea wss Destroyed hy arr caused hy light
nsns- Sssersl eoners In the vicinity were
Also struck and badly damaged
AZ Duluth the total damage IL estimated
~ ssse.aco. Greater les~ss arr searssi. ss
The sierra was very Aysse.
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a@rss. Para rsr.s opsaed 80 the
Fahs1r.

sEw Tekx. ARx. I.-As Morris rsasx. ~
II ~s4 be eorsasasA3y called IN esaa1Es8ts-
tsBss8su ~ Jesuxas sfsss xonmessaA para.
sAr ssoe ffAet ~ss rezaisrly opened ~
rAee s.smrse sa<sAE II 70 sAs srop~ffy as
Eehn Morris n 10 h&s ss~eess.sss wssh hsm
ia ~ sasAaxgzssxss fAe 5ewssy f1aas. TIE
grsz.fs,1s se4 tssek sss kTatea Ia Vest
s8es.zsr rsz1rEY @s tfzs hrssssA 81 fhe Asw
YsSrk. Ns.x Iss~n 4 HArssorta ra4lx&y. ard
arg p2rzsy x1fhte the G - ktn1zfx IEs
Es-x fxsszrsr has the nn<<s fxaz fasaxs aud
.rrsasxnraao ~ asy IN sbx wurtd- A.
szxa 81 IL eumpsesroesN ga - 1sanEN
frs.sn tke fzr4 fhns ~ wnteee9nuR ezz111
- - n ennna nnnn4 - tnnuu - 0<
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reExEAxp. AS. s,-Nss- Gtoq1U
Miss s@iise where s11 Mfm bsel
M.xrrsn. OF ss~st fs2srlnnd, Nelx
M0urs Hfaosi ss~ Dsxhfs sGn j.
the sszaetss sta party ana - rxx1s
camp At sae b8ss they noncefea
~foGg srAll. gsas 6rt* wexe
ffty men sfxaa aed srse . ssnfee1n
~kerssy before nzlsinsvhf ka< -
fssun4 Aussske1 tFsfssr uf91
ssek ssSsrss sAssslSss1 teet eN"
~ he sea sss9 azsriy fhsisd W -
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PasE TaSssxsD. Aug 1-fu 80 safer-
vS@s asts fhe osseials ef she ssIls wsgsa
vhsch arrived ssum san frsnsssess sss tay. II
~ stated th&s shs hsssaxAt on fhks TIP
ths largest sAfxs sf freight @ssr sAxeza
nasfA ln tee hssg8es of sReann kssassrz ess
tai. r0sss. szryxf1g anssra ~ .ss. sszsas
fse s1ss * p~srFsQn 81 Sn4ea = essssarss -
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BASEBALL.

cIEsfIASn. Aas % Cleveland. q;
PttShufg 3.
pMIIapsIras. Aug philadelphia.
2: Washington. s.
isnsASAroIss. Aug. % - Indianapokto,
TO- Ghiesga.s
elxcissAsI. Aug y cincinnsti. 4,
Cosasu Aus. q
LoetssiLLk. Aug. - toaIsville. 11<
Brsssklyp. u.
KANSAS CRY, AnK D~-kausas Cfly. a
nsitsinoTe. l. Thrse inniug~.
BnsTuS. Aax. Boston, o. L9W
York. 2
~. IoUix. Aug s.--st. fosis. ~: A.
iesis-~ q
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TRIAL or 4 rxIzErIsnrzn,
Mud Renssd Ia C.urs--0eanA Jurp
AdjsuFned.

fvRyGs. Miss, sng D.--Bnd Rsoau1
Was pi<erd en trial Gals afternoon - q
Indictment charging him with sidias -
Afcssing the rssssssn- Kslrasn 6ghe II H.
&e~eBce ST saaserss3 wstu~usss d. oon61 -.
scrrpe1 until sosaorrew. 81
lhe grand lnry has made iss hpnl rep14
and been discharged after havina fuun4
twenty eight trEe sin and exMmtuo1
Deighfs.nse witnesses
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PagYI.xs. Aas zs--uysnnn -
a. apprrassse GA sssri - 49, g -
eArsss8e, ~teis ca 8 seynE - 49,
wns .sfzsexlan the head ~ - {e.A
81 = ssxsi xaifh sss t~1n& eEe9
"a a. .rrssas hrgs ~ 1oO4G II 49,. ~
assssrinx irons snsury ~ - - y.
srxrss ssested H. TaSsAia r. -
ynsss IL skss, In she nzHd ptse@ ell
sssssss sssz4sY. swaF3e1 EeN4nelA x
- 49,. - - - a. t4t 3 II
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or Saturday iast com naistee con
sist:ns % L.. r. Andrews. Z. 4. B&giey,
II. 4. Mackenzie. II. III. Aaes and
Harry White inimsie.i 10 commit
tee consisting os ]. ii. NeGFsw. g. I'll
Hebron and Y. }. Grant thai they
ana those wAsaa they represented
rnass step Soxu and oas Of TIE Re-
paksicaa party. Last evening AesSrs
Rssssy. Ma kenEse. Ames and White
we're sssphssically deseStexs ss cassii-
dates Tor delegates sa the eosnty con
r~nfson. waIse Nessrs- Mctsrzw, Hesl-
tsrssr asi Grant we're returned from
their respective preesnets- Comment
i Unnecessary.
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The people oi the territory had the
right 10 expect something better from
the constitutional convention, In its
dealings with the tide land question,
than weak and cowardiy compliance
with she wishes Of the Northern Pa
citic railroad, The Oregon Improve
usent Company and the land grshs~r~
in general. There will he 3ssapro1ns
ment aud ohagrin. ard justly over an
outcome which in effect Is surrender
OF legitimate ~ iiiegitsmafe interests
upon terms involving not only a
direct loss te the state. bat delaying
enterprises waiting upon ;he settle
naent ef this question. The Outcome
i the very worst possible Ia yses q
81; the cirrs4rs stances
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The contest among the Republicans
of King county has ended IN q de-
cisive expression of approval OF the
candidacy of John p. Hoyt for the
United States Senate and of John Kin
near for the goyernorship of the state.
This contest has been in pro-
gress for several months past,
and at one time or another
has involved the names Of nearly
score of our more prominent citi-
xens. In the matter OF the Senator.
ship particularly there has been per-
sistent and careful examination AMI
comparison OF merits. The Re-
publicans OF King county have
felt that for many reasons
their recommendation should have
special weight with the Republicans
of the state in the selection OF the SEN
ator who shall more particularly
stand for its western division, and
they have wished TO present a man
combining all the elements of perfect
fitness. The friends OF different can
didates have been urgent and this
urgency has been at the bottom of the
controversy of the past few days.
There was never personal issue in
local politics better understood
than that involved in the primary
election yesterday. The tight was in
no sense between the men who made
up the opposing tickets but between
the men whose candidacy for the
ssnatorship and for the governorship
was represented by them-bet~een
Judse Hoyt and Governor Squire on
the one hand and Mr.. Kinnear aud
Governor Ferry on the other. The
result of the election is therefore 10 be
accepted in the fullest sense as an ex
preston Of popular sentiment
within the party. The choice OF Hoyt
and Kinnear is the full and emphatic
choice Of the Republicans of King
county. While the expression OF this
choice vas through the necessities OF.
political action, brought about by
what may he termed iaetonsl con-
test. II can truly he said that Messrs.
Hoyt and kinnear stand for no
faction bat for the Republicans Of
the county at large.
By the result Of las; nights election
the candidacy of Messrs. Hcyt and
kinnear has been transferred from
the field Of locai to the field of state
politics. Into this broader tield they
80 commended nos only by the formal
approval Of their party associates and
fellow citizens of King county. but by
the high qualities which have gained
for them credit and respect at home.
Both are men on worth and standing,
asen al affair IN the broad sense and
eots, gentlemen without reproaeh.
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