The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-10
stab IN the back which he received from the
Republican boilers OF Tacoma

stab III the back which he received from the
Republican boilers Of Tacoma
Tom Carroll, on the other hand, did not claim
his election il Spokane Doolti.ic go plural
ity. MI. Carroll had figured on u little plural
ity himself in Spokane
The Pierce county ticket, so far as cutting
goes, SIS sigat to behold. There was cutting
right and left and in all directions. The manner
IN which McGraw was cut in the county outside
Tacoma is surprising in some instances. Park
land precinct led the way with one vote for Nc.
Iraw, Snivsly II, Young 16. In no precinct, so
lar as heard from, did McGraw fail to receive
any votes at all. As rule the city did better
ior McGraw than it was expected the country
would do Nelson Benefits precinct. the Sec
ond OF the second ward. which has
been the hot bed OF the Seattle
haters and Republican boilers did
not do so very bad by Mr.. McGraw, considering
that some of the others did worse. The vote
was: McGraw 80, Snively Isl. Young 80. Aside
from the bar nominations for superior judges,
about every candidate advocated by the Ledger
hss been defeated on the county ticket. The
Ledger made bitter personal attack on
Juoge Fremont Campbell, and he, after
the> Republican county convention refused
10 nominate him, accepted nomination
on the Peoples ticket 1t is evident
Cam pbeli has iaIien 1900 behind the bar nom
lnafions. The bar nominations were orig inally
advocated by the Pierce county bar. While the
Peoples party polled heavier vote than was
expected, still it is probable that not q single
Popul1st candidate has been elected in the
county. The Populists polled probably 5000
votes In the county. With four precincts
in the city aud fifteen in the county to
hear from, about 90o0 votes have been cast 1t
is therefore, probable that 10000 votes were cast
in the county. The Populists were told this
morning that they had probably carried nearly
every candidate on the county ticket This
made many Of them very happy. They reioiced
greatly, more SO than the average victorious
party.
OF the Pierce county legislative ticket the
Democrats claim Steve Judson and S. G. Gran
dali. representatives. while John G. Campbell
probably defeats John ID. Caughran. The DEM
ocrats also eject Foss senator and Leo and
Anderson, representatives. The Repub-
licans elect Sergeant senator and Milo Kelly
and w. W. Goshell, F. D. Nash aud Almon
Woodwork representatives. The Popuiists
elect ebert and Baker represe entatives twill
be seen that Charles E. Hale and Caughran,
anti.Sesttle candidates, were defeated. The Re-
publicans elect the following county officers:
W. H. Smell, prosecuting attorney; Alex q.
Matthews, sheriff: James C. Fairchild, treasu-
rer; A. B. Woods, county surveyor; c.
L. Fay. probably, county commissioner,
and John N. Gonna, wreckmaster. The Demo
Gratis elect: County clerk, Will A. Ryan; Il. A.
Ketner, auditor: W. II. Dougherty, assessor; C.
l. Hoska, coroner: A. V. Fawcett, county com.
missioner: W. H. Reid, municipal judge. Re-
pubicans elect both justices of the peace. Nc
Murry and Arnst0n. w. l. Thompson and w. s.
Bartholomew, for county commissioners, are
neck and neck. Because Thompson's father
would not train with the anti-Seattle element