The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-13

Ill VINO Visit IL WILL De amply repaid 1of
their expenditure of time and money.
THE UNROPED ARENA.
Lee Fairchild and Judge George +. Little will
speak at Gilman on Saturday night
G. F. Little and Charles F. Fishback will speak
at Slaughter Saturday night. September "a
John F. Miller and Judge Orange Jacobs have
been appointed to address the voters ct Fall City
Saturday night.
A. B. Ball and ". 7. Scott will speak at Sun
nydale and Z. p. Dole and c. J. Clark will speak
at snoqualmie Saturday night
The Democratic county central committee
will hold meeting tonight in the Smith block,
and the Democratic state central committee
will meet tonight at Tacoma
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Caldwell, who
has just returned from Tolt, says that John H.
McGraw is very popular in that section and Is
sure to get many Democratic votes.
hhle anu "A. r. buIIelXu Will ADDRESS tho
great rally of Republicans at Kent Saturday
night 1t isexpected that at least thousand
voters from the surrounding towns and country
will attend this meeting.
mass-meeting of tho Peoples party was
held Last night in the Seattle National bank
building. 1t consisted of . score of Populists.
The attendance was not encouraging and but
few remarks were made. J. r. Ennis was not
there, but Z. Clayson was and was as voluble a.
usual.
Mr.. and Mrs Claudius B. Jewell aretourists
registered at the Rainier. Mr.. Jewell 10 re-
tired merchant of Washington. D. c.. and is re-
turning home from q three months pleasure
trip in the West He 10 great admirer of Pres
ident Harrison, and believes he will be re-
elected.
Next Saturday night the Republicans OF the
east end Of the Second ward will hold meet
ing for the completion OF the organization of
strong club. They have engaged the hall at
Jackson and Alton streets and will make the
club room an attractive place for the voters OF
that district to assemble in. -
Last night the McGraw Flambeau Club drilled
for two hours under command of Capt. +. W.
Brown, in front of the hall at Third and Cherry
streeta The men drill with great precision and
make 6ne showing. The uniforms have ar.
rived complete and the members of the club are
requested to call at the club-room today at
Third and Cherry streets, between II noon and
O'Clock in the afternoon to receive their suits,
At Sis all members are requested to be ON hand
to march in . body to the boat, that will convey
them all to Sydney where the grand Republican
rally will take place tonight.
Republican mass meeting will be held in
Pioneer place Thursday evening at
O'Clock The meeting will be addressed by Col.
Patrick Henry Winston. Mr.. Winston will re-
view the issues OF the campaign, national and
state, as presented In tho platforms of all the
political parties, and especially discuss the
financial proportions contained in the plat.
forms, and the relations of the Republican
party to labor and capital A. the people of
King county have not heretofore had an oppor.
tunity of hearing Col. Winston discuss fully
and at length the great issues which divide the
parties, they should turn out en- masse to vel.
come this brilliant debater and distinguished
citizen. Let the occasion be made as imposing
- numbers can make It Everybody is invited.
Seven Democratic sachems. known as the
Democratic campaign committee. met at their
rooms In the Occidental block last night and
sat several hours consulting over the situation.
They were unwilling to divulgs their plans to
an eager public, but it is known that they were
not happy family. Those present were John
Collins, chairman; John Y. Terry, secretary;
John Y. 0strander, w. H. Talbot. John Fair.
field, A. g. Lane and John L Wiley. On the
surface there appears to be- perfect harmony be.
tween the Collins and anti-Collins factions, but
uut;erings here and there reveal that perfect
serenity does not exist No agreement has yet
been reached As to what sums OF money the
candidates will be assessed, but IL Is under.
stood that they have been requested to "coms
down" literally.
H;lman r. Jones' who is candidate for prose-
cutting attorney of kitsap county. is In the city
looking after an important case In the superior
court He has been making close political OBJ
servatons in his county and sees good pros pects
for Republican success this fall. 1.-THE Peoples
Party, which We were afraid were going to
cut quite figure In our county, Is losing ground
| daily" said Mr.. Jones last night "The move
meut amounted to almost q erase for . time,
| aud many good men were inclined to aid il
| Time is telling on the ranks OF the party
| and some of its reputable members are return.
| ing TO the Republican rankA Our chances of
| success have Increased immeas urably during
| the past three weeks John n. McGraw will be
| a tower OF strength 10 Us in this cam paigu'
| The PEOPLE OF Sidney are making great prep
| arsticns for the great Repu blicau rally 10 "a
| held there tonight They are Counting on At
leas. loo voters coming in from all part. Of the
| county 70 hear the addresses and witness ,hs
| opsning of the state campaign in Ettss,
| county The public hall cannot sccolaa.o,ata
| ,his Largo number n addition 10 the loc.l
| ,hrong, so q large stand Is being erecte1 r.
| the overflow meeting. The Sidney Ea--iso,
| club, which has charge OF arrangements, hs,s :,
| meeting tass Saturday evening aud snnot,t,,
| committees. The guests viii hs ,ovalIv -
| cetvea. and every Republican who sna. -,
| this city viii ind = cordial waIrome Ths,,u.
| wll be decorated and il.cusaate! Thas,.-
| er Greyhound viii leave Tia city do,s =. E
| O'Clock for sidney. Delegations from, -, F.
| beau ciue. Harrison Legion. Colore1 Ra,,,,,,...
| Club. Third House. Young Mems per,,,t..-
| Club and the King County Rergnlir., f,,,,,.
WILL So, accompanied 5y tie F.s.s Regimen,