The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-10
THE UNROPED ARENA.

A. g. Mcbride, assistant prosecuting attorney,
has bsen making some excellent speeches this
campaign. He n q vigorous orator and makes
many telling points against the DemoesatA
At their han. ct Eleventh and Jackson streets
the Republicans Of the First ward will hold
their weekly meeting Tuesday night Addressea
win b made BY Frank 6. Haddock, d.. Z. W.
Young and Henry L siser.
The speakers ct the meeting to b held In the
east end Of the second ward ON Friday night
will b Melvin G. Winstock, John I. Miller and
Fred -. wara The meeting place Il the hall at
Jackson and Alton streeta
On Wednesday night the Republicans OF the
Second ward, at Twelfth and Main streets, will
hold their weekly meeting Speeches win b
delivered BY John Wiley. VIII r White. 8 T.
Porter and J. C. Thalman.
The meetings in the country precincts are
getting better all the time The speakers sent
have done good work, and their expose of the
fallacies Of the Peoples party has won back
good many who seemed likely ct nrst to stray
from the fold.
Tonight there win ~ meeting of the Repub-
licans of the Third ward at Brewers hall. on
McClaire street The speakers viii b D. A.
Spencer, n. Mooney, John +. Miller and B. W.
WinchelL There viii b some good singing BY
q glse club composed Of young men.
The Republicans Of Ballard are making great
preparations for the rally q Ballard ct the
opera house on Thursday night The speakers
win b Hsfmon ". Craven. A g. Mcbride and
J. A. Johnson. Good music viii be one Of the
attractions Of the evening. The ladies are cor
daily invited to turn out
On tuesday night there win be held, ct place
to be announced tomorrow morning, Republic
can meeting in Seattle, at which the brilliant
speaker from Spokane, Col. J. w. Fsighan,
will deliver his last address this side OF the
mountains during tho campaign. With him
will be also Hon. q. C. Hyde and Judge Blake.
Senator John B. Allen was scheduled to ap.
pear ct Winlock tonight to address the Repub-
lcans Of that place, but owing to Illness he viii
be unable TO attend The state central commit
tss has decided 10 send in his place the noted
Irish-Amsrican orator, Capt John McCafsrty,
who has been making such good speeches In Be.
attle, and Abe Spring, who haa acquired . Ane
reputation - IN orator on the industrial issues
which now confront the American people.
They VIII b sure 70 interest their audience
The supreme court has paid Judge Richard
Osborn very high compliment for keeping i'm
material matter out Of the record In . case ap-
pssled 70 that court, - BY 20 doing the costs Of
the appeal we're very materially lessened The
case referred to is Howe va Kenyon. and IL re-
ported in volume 80, Pacific Reports, page Loss
The supreme court says: "Ths court be-
low settled an admirable statement Of
facts in this case over the objection
OF the appellant, who has since, by means of So
called exceptions, gotten into the record several
proposed statements, among the rest full
transcript OF the stenographsr's notes In strik.
ing ont this extra matter We must commend the
Judge Of the superior court tosborn) for having
successfully resisted the appellant In his en-
dsavor % lumber the record with immaserial
mattsrA"