The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-23

lave to wait some time TO find out There Is a
large wing of the Democratic party who are pro-
tectIenists, and they will try to prevent fneir
party from rushing headlong into Tree trade
And from what know OF Mr.. Cleveland 90
not think he will allow himself to be hurried or
led. have met Nj Cleveland personally, ana
there are good many qualities about him
which admire, especially his fi-muess ana IN
dependence. / served as governor over TWO
years under his administration. ana L think ne
MADE good president l do not think there
Will De an extra session OF the house Called
aithough there is usually an extra session Oh the
senate Immediately after the inauguration OF
new administration. This is for the purpose OF
confirming new appointments and perhaps the
consideration OF treaties. But as for Gaining az
extra session OF the house, il IS like the imp IN
the Inkweu You can let him out casiIys
Out You cannot bottle him up again.
Ana so with the house. After IL was called
together there would be no telling where II
would stop, and as said before Mr.. Cleveland
ID no man 10 be hurried. And yet, ii anything
radical Is TO Re done in the way OF amending
the tariff laws, the quicker it is done the BETTER
As until 1t is known what will be done, the IN
certainty will be depressing upon manufacturers
ana importers alike
Dr.. F. ". Harreil, mayor OF Gilman, who 10 IN
the city. is quite proud OF the progress his town
Is making. 1T is improving IN many respects
since 1t was incorporated. he said yesterday.
I'VE are laying eight-foot sidewalks. nave
iignteo The streets, and several new ouiioihgs
are being erected. We also have marshal,
Jack McQuade, who keeps down disorder, for
he arrests every man who makes q disturbance.
de Is perfectly fearless and will go RICH. into
row and arrest a man. The men who have hao
The reputation of being bad men behave them
selves pretty we'll, because they find he 10 not
afraid OF them A man named Schmidt from
~ 10 G,,xr Iasa
putting up store, Marshal McQuade is erecting
a nice residence and Cyrus Darst is building
photograph gallery and carpenter shop.
brass band OF sixteen pieces has also been
formed"
"Oh, now, stop For heaven sake don't call
me colonel" said Mr.. p b. Johnson, OF Walla
"alta, the other day. Il have no claim to any
soeh title and don't want to answer to IT. II
you must call me by military title, don't get
above captain. / have right TO answer 10 thar,
because have q commission granting 1t to me
signed By Abraham Lincoln. Yes, sir, esteem
that document very highly and even too highly
to frame and hang on the wall. keep it locked
IN vault where there is no danger of its being
burned ID. II seems 70 me ridiculous TO see so
many men who never saw q battle sporting
high-sounding military titles, and where there
are so many colonies, I'd rather be called q
plain Captain
Mr.. and Ms. c. ". Richie, OF Walla Walla
are at the Rainier on their honeymoon. MI
Richie. who is manager of the solicitors Loan
and Trust Company for this state, was married
to Miss Elizabeth Stein, of Walia Walla, on No.
vember Is, and is receiving congratulations
from his many friends IN this city.
There has been change in the management
OF the Alaska hotel. Capt. T. J. Martin has sold
his interest to his partner. George Worrall, who
will henceforth run the house alone