The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-12

were fully discussed. The league holds regular
meetings every Tuesday night at o'clock.
Hon. G. V. Calhoun, of La Conner. Republican
candidate for presidential elector is in the city
registered at the Arlington.
The Seventh ward Republicans viii hold
. meeting on Friday evening at Depot and
Howard streets. Thomas T. Littell, tas bon. A
B. Ball and 8. 7. Porter will be tho speakera
The East End Republican Club OF the Second
ward Will hold its regular meeting on Friday
night at the hall on Jackson and Alton streets.
The speakers will be John F. Miller. Melvin g.
winstock and Fred J. Ware. and music is prom
ised BY the Young Mems Gles Club
Tonight the Republicans residing at the west
end Of the Second ward will meet az Haisch's
hall, corner Of Twelfth and Main, TO listen to
addresses by Hon. John Wiley, 8. T. Porter, VIII
R. White and J. C. Thalman, the two last
named being candidates for the house OF repre-
sentattves.
On Friday night the citizens Of Columbia will
hold meeting 1t which Hon. John Wiley and
z c. Hughes will respond to an Invitation to
address the people upon the principal questions
to which especial attention IL now directed.
Music has been provided, and the Republicans
extend q cordial invitation to the thinking men
Of ali rarties.
The Democratic county central committee
has not yet been able to induce any body to take
the place on the legislative ticket made vacant
by the resignation Of II. ). Lyons. The matter
Is still in the hands Of the committee, and they
hope to find a man within three or four days.
This is the third candidate the comsaittes has
had 70 replace.
The Republicans OF Fremont held q very In.
teresting meeting last night at the opera house
Many ladies responded to the invitation to at
tend and the audience was altogether one of q.
ceptional intelligence. Addresses were made BY
Charles F. Fishbaek, John z. Humphsies and c.
E. Remsberg, each dealing in mis- characteristic
way with the questions presented BY the three
parties.
A correspondent writes from eouse Creek un-
der date of October IL: IAN enthusiastic rally
was held at the new schoolhouse ct souse
Creek last night. A large delegation of the
Kent McGraw Club were In attendance.
Speeches were made by Hon. James Hart, Of
Christopher, and County Commissioner John
Wooding. This part Of the country u solid for
MeGraw and the entire ticket"
Hon. John B. Allen arrived in the city yester.
day and win remain here several days He was
heartily congratulated by many who called on
him at the Northern hotel upon his recovery
from his recent illness. and also upon the cheer
ing news received OF the condition OF his daugh-
ter, who has been critically Ill. Senator Allen
says a marked change for the better has taken
place IN his daughters condition. He came
here direct from his home at Walla Walia, and
will now re-enter the campaign, which he is
confident IL already won. He will renew his
campaign work probably at Port Townsend and
Port Angelica
Byron Phelps and Frank 9. Haddock were
billed to speak at Vashon on Monday night, but
they failed to keep their appointment through
no fault of their own. They left the city at
o'clock on the little steamer lola and were
about an hour on their way when the boat be-
came disabled through the breaking of the
crank shaft aud the blowing out OF the cylinder
head. There was u strong wind blowing, and
they drifted nearly back to Alki point, where
the tug Rainier picked them up and brought
them to the city. 1t was then too late to reach
was no way Of sending notice of their mishap.
This viii explain to tho voters Of Vashon why
they were disappointed.