The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-11-17

hAAAo AuuNuAAtcAy FV4tPeAoN " NAS ~
ple-McKinley bill, Bill Mckinley, and
Force bill.
Names are sometimes changed through
force Of circumstances. Hereafter it will
be known % the McGinty tariff.
u,.h Ip.,,h,,.., ...;g
Low, DsmocFstic tSFiG.
Jack, Delnded Workingmen.
Clarence lds, Of Spokane, who was
resident o. North Yakima during It's days
Of SWaddling Clothes was elected state
senator iTom the fourth senatorial dis
trict.
N. G. Sullivan sent q congratulatorY
telegram to McGraW upon receipt Of the
news Of his election, but it didn't appear
among those published in the POsi-Intei-
''9enesf.
The republican marty repudisted
Charley Lau0hton from the utnmp. but
BY their ballots they elected him mem
Der Of the legislature. They swallowed
AcGFaW, LAughton and Jones without
grimace.
F.W.D Mays. publisber Of the Pome-
row Indep.ndeut. was elected to the leoiS-
laturs frono Goyaald copntv The anms
honors have been heaped on Brother and
mayor Mays that tell 70 the lot OF the edi'
TOR Of the Arizona Kicker.
That in draining the Gun Of sveetness
one often eDcounters bitter dreQs is exeu-
plified BY the recent political revolution.
which will bring home to us from the far
Cd town Of Swansea Wales, Captain Q.
NJ. Holton' proprietor Of the Republic.
Five presidents Of the United States
we're elected without the assiutanoe Of the
state Of New York. These were Georpe
Washington tflrvt time, in 1850, James
Madison, In 1873; James Buchanan. In
1856 U. s. Grant, In 1859; K. b Hayes,
In 1875.
BIN. Coe: of Cbapman's drug store
has about concluded to make a yery
pleasant ,rip east. on a VISIT to his mother.
who rssides In Baltimore. and to an lime
the Journey as To attend the inauonral
exerciaea at Wasbinvton on the fopTtb of
March.
EOuf ys~s nOm NO" " "on' COST 'ne
oenioctat1 Oh iaA'ina county % mueh 70
'nAusuiA'e tue 'AupA'En' Inc aerno-
cra',c 'Oiehes were oes against the re-
publican 'orCnes On 'ne general result
hne'e 10 no neeu Oh 'e'i'h' WHO lne pres
en' owners OIL 'he torehes arc
"hen sicAln,ey spoke IN 81 LOUIS
some one hahdeu MIN 4 seaied envelope
Wh'cn was u PoUpe request 'hat ne eA-
pam "ny wages 10 lfee 'rahe England
were 20 much h'g'ef than "aSrs IN pro
tected uer'nany ana huSS:a' Inc major
'OOAed NJ MS hanu ana pSS'eu'
Nelson Benretl passed through Yak
ina on Friday night Of last week bound
Tor Montana. Before leaving Tacoma he
indicted letter to the Ledger, which was
published on Saturday, in which he gave
the reasons for his political stand, and
stated that he had written to Chairman
Carter setting forth the action Of the
state convention and Why he could not
support the state ticket, and at the same
time rendering his resignation as a mem
Der Of the national committee. The res
ignation was not accepted. Bennett not
only made q valiant night against the
often eFo~d' ont on the night oil the cleo
''on ne backed his belief that snively
"ouid win IN 4 oet OF tSVV'
That protection is a very beneficial
measure for the manufacturers was eyi.
denced BY one million Of dollars being
raised in the state Of Pennsylvania FOR
the republican national committee. and
vber mi. v,s exb,rstod tJ.n,vc n Fr;.L
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OF Tue carnegie company, was starteo on
the task Of doubling this monumental
sum. Doodle could not carry the elec-
,;on hov,o,., a. th. ,,o,.v, ,asl,,o1 m,
o-' .o"o,S', - ~ ,S''-S 'o',''''le ,-.s
tne money had olginally come rom their
own pockets, and that when the manu-