The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25
THE UNROPED ARENA.
The Seattle Republican veteran League viii
hold IN important meeting next Aonday night

The Seattle Republican veteran League viii
hold an important meeting next Monday night
There was Democratic meeting at sunnydale
Last night Fred Bausman and B. F. De Bow
spoke
b. L eizer and Frank Le~ts viii speak
upon the issues Of the campsign ct De Motifs
hall, Kirkland. Tuesday night
A Democratic mass meeting wss held at GIL
man last night c. ". Turner, frank Hartley
Jones and VIII H Thompson were the spsaksra
The McGraw Flambeau Club left for Port
Townsend on the steamer A r. Robinson yes
terday afternoon to take part in sns rally there
at night
Christopher last night. The former meeting
was addressed by Judge Orange Jacobs and
John +. Miller, and the latter oy George 7.
Little and II. W. Craven.
Judge Orange Jacobs, Hon. Z. r. Dole and
several OF the Republican county candidates
will speak at the following places ON the days
mentioned: Orillia. September %. Stuck, Sep
TENDER 80: Enumclaw, October /; Birch. October
8; Eagle Gorge, October 4; Hot Springs, October
s: Durham, October s; Black Diaaond, October
2: Cedar Mountain. October &
The Republican central committee has made
the following appointments for Judge George r.
Little, Hon. 3. C. Washburn and uon A. B. Ball
70 speak on the issues Of the day: Woodinville,
September %; Monohan. September 20; Cherry
Valley, October /; stossell, October s; Tolt,
October 4: Novelty, October s; Redmond, Octo-
Der 6; Richmond. October 7; snoqualmis, Octo-
Der s
The Republicans of the Third ward met ct
Brewers hall on AcClaire street Last night for
the purpose Of organizing . campaign club.
Ralph Simon was elected temporary chairman
and George II. Gross temporary secretary.
The canvassers reported progress. and said the
ward was In very good shape. Many Of those
present were anxious to attend the rally at the
Armory. 20 the meeting adjourned to meet again
next Monday night, when permanent organiza.
ton will Be effected.
The Telegraph has Q new purchaser. Since it
has sold it, editorial utteranccs for Taeoms
gold It has been on the market for all comsrs 70
make tenders Of financial chaYaeteI for its
support The Peoples party, being without .
state organ has engaged the 1tleoTupA to wage
it, battlsa Tho Telegraph 10 net to claim q
change OF heart, but 10 TO run the PEOPLES party
editorials in one part Of the paper and the DEM
ocratto matter. along with that paid for BY
Tacoma, on another page. One or two pages r.
main unsold.
The voters Of Christopher precinct turned out
in force last night at the Republican rally held
in the big skating rink, and their neighbors
from Kent, Slaughter and other surrounding dis
tricts came in and Alled the room. Judge
George +. Little delivered powerful ad.
dress on the tariff and also touched
upon the relation OF the people Of King county
to the Lake Washington canal In manner that
evoked hearty applause. II. W. Craven dealt
with the silver question ably and n way that
held the closest attention Of the audisnea
big meeting Of citisens will be held q the
Armory next Saturday evening, under the
auspices Of the Republican clubs CT the county
for the purpose Of publicly discussing county
interests. The principal speaker OF the evening
will be Judge J. r. Lewis. whose long residence
here and thorough familiarity With the county
and its needs At him for the task There win be
general discussion Of county and city interests,
and though the meeting will b held under the
auspices Of the Republican clubs. it will be On.
tirely non-partisan. Seats will cover the whole
door of the Armory, so that the accommodation
will be ample, and all citizens. wosnen - well
q men, are urged 70 bs present
4 load Of the Unterriied left BY special train
on the Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern road for
Gilman, snoqualmie and North Bend at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The party consisted OF c.
W. Turner, win II. Thompson. FsAnk Hartley
Jones. J. J. Burns, W. E. Crews, Daniel Kells.
her, Thomas b. Hardin. g. g. Carlisle, H E
Shook, George Donworth, James Gladstone, 8.
8. Langland and +. A. Mcdonald. These were
the apostles, though an unassortec number of
the Unterrifed went along for purposes OF
moral support AessrA Turner, Jones and
Thompson spoke at Gilman last night Messrs.
Blackstone, Langland and Mcdonald will speak
at North Bend on Monday, and j. r. McElroy,
J. J. Burns and Thomas b Hardin viii speak at
snoqualmie on the night OF Tuesday next