The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-09

For conxrr.~-Hyde Il. Doolftsie IL.
Houston Is. Cation IS Van Pstien IA.
Adams IL
For judgs OF the supreme eoars-Dunhsr
Is, Gordon IS, Alien ID Snsypstein Ia,
Ready IL, Forrest IL
For senator. Txensy-fogrfh district
Wooding Is. Mccullough IL. Drake ID.
Vrooman 2.
Fer representatives. Thir;v-eighth dis
trict- Morrtson Il. Hatch II. Goss II,
Coomhs Il. Purdy IL. Prcsses Il. Ward z,
Reed 2
For audl,or-Beman IS. whistIssey Is.
Smith IS. Keisav ?
For shsriff-van de vantsr IA, ossrsnder
II. Meyer IA. Turner 2
For eIerk-3ordon IL. Wallace p. Carl
son 10. Carr 2
For Recommendation Is Maple 30,
TFrn 2
Fer .ssessor- Abraham IS. Crawford Is.
Mcdonald IA. Vaughn =
For prosecuting attorney-Hastie IL,
Hardin IA. Hart Ia
For surveyor-Gardner II. Ham!in %.
Bos;ian S. Biorkstram .
For superintendent Of schools-Layhue
Is. Meredith Il. Thomas IL Head 2.
For coroner-EAmes Is. Asksm IL.
Jones ?
Fos commissioner Second di-trlct--Sick-
erson 10. Guiberson 2. Jones -
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL. Bald
win -
BOISE rKxcTscI.
For eongress-Hvde p, Doolifts p.
Houston 4. Cation 4. Van PaEtsn Is. Adams
-
For Judge of the supreme eourt-Dunbar
p. Gordon -. Alien 1. Shsrpstein A. Ready
p. Forrest -
For senator, Twenty-fourth district
Wooding -, Mccullough &. Drake Is
Fer representative. Thirty-elghth dis
Morrison y, Hatch -. Goss 9.
Coombs s. Puuiy ., Prosser 3.
For andiior-Beaan II, Whitiiesey, 4;
Smith IS
For sherif-van de vanter 10. ossran-
der s. Meyer >.
For cierk-6ordon n. Wallace 6. Carlson
q
For treasurer-Mitten 81. Msrle 81
For sssessor-Abrsham q, Crawford 5,
Mcdonald Is
For prosecuting attorney-Hastie q.
Hardin 5. Hart Is
For surveyor-Gardner "a. Hamlin IL
Bostian IA
For school Observation-Disclosures %,
Meredith 7, Thomas -
For coroner-Eames 3. Askam 80.
For commissioner, second district
Niekerson N. Guiberson l. Jones ~.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il, Bald
win %
An analysis of the above figures is start
ling. TO say the least. The Republican
candidate who received the largest vote
was defeated. and nc who received the
smallest was elected. This seems para
doxical. but il Is q fact nevertheless. DIR.
Eames. for coroner, received 5.6i7 votes
and was defeated. whue Van de vanter.
receiving but 4 All votes, vas elected.
Gordon. for clerk, received the largest
plurality. bat his vote was the lowest,
except Layhue's and Van de Eanter's.
Beman, for auditor. ran well. receiving
1851 votes. giving him q plurality OF 2.ooI.
Meredith. for superintendent of schools
on the fusion ticket. received smaller
vote than his Populist opponent "Proi."
David Thomas. whose claim TO public
attention lies in the fact that he teaches
the little school in the woods At Rsnton.
In the city William Caldwell. Repuhli-
can candidate for justice OF the peace. ran
splendidly, receiving a larger vote than
any other candidate in the citv. The re-
turns show that he received 5, "a votes,
not only giving him plurality of l. 704
over fhipps. the Ponulist. but SIS over
his running mate, MeElwain. who was
also elected.
Through an oversight yesterday IL was
stated In the Posr-IxTELIIoEScKR that the
Democrats, Popaiist. independent Repub-
lieans, ProhibitioniSts, .o-eheads and
spotted eggs had secured bat tive offices
out Of the whole city and county ticket,
but the figure. indicate that they have
captured another Office, that Of wreck
master. making six in ali. as follows:
" Mapta t~essurar
J. W. Range. senator from the Twenty
eighth district
William McArdle, representative from
the rhirty-ninth district.
w. II. Heston, commissioner from the
Third district
DIR. o. L. Askan. coroner.
Martin BALDWIN. wreckmaster
SPOTTED noes aKE appLKp.
Some OF the spotted egg candidates. who.
for some unknown reason really believed
their election was assured. spent yester-
day explaining how il happened, while
Others. having recovered from the first
great shock. smoie the cir With their fists
and turned the immediate atmosphere iue
with inyeeti.es against ali creation. them
selves included Among those OF the
latter class Was old Cap" W. A. SNYDER.
The old fellow Was a< mad as \ vet hen all
day. and could be seen on the street cor
ners beating the palm Of has outstretched
hand Nth the heavy cane he always
carries. thus giving emphasis 10 his re-
marks. Whenever he CHANGED 70 meet =
sympatnitsr the captain would greet him
IN tins wise;
"HoW de, jim. nossnt IL bea. h-ti
Why. hsd a dead mortal csnch on heinr
senator from the Tsentv-slxih district
and had everything my oWn way. bat bv
gam. some tlaek-beArsed. bInnketv-bIsnk
sneaked "a ana Gus me. don't knos " 10
he -, eut n n tar tainted wreck Of
suffering humanity Il / 6orss knock rs
naoiars down bis threat II / and cut VINO
be IS Why, III Just puiverixe the snesk
ing coyote II | ever catch aim. aid von
can BET your life on IL"
And thsn he would numerically shack
the palm OF his left hand With hi. cane
until the painful force Of the blow would
make him vince. AfIer thas giving a
practical illustration 0g boa he xould
''pulverEe" bis mar. be would continue
in a confidential tone.
II denI lust know bow u hann-nas
They ccalda't have counted me cut far
Vas beaten too ALFRED d--n bard 10 raaks
that necessary. Ii wAs some saeaElur
self la sheep's clothing. who rs. been
posing as nay friend, aud then went about
and did me dirt Bat TIA ind him oat
come aav and then bell wish 20 goodness
he Il died . bornia'. Tor Ia ---- - ---E
And here. too fail for utteranes. he
soai9 conclude TIE sentence ~ unnerci-
fally assAnlsius his lsfs hand With his
cane the Whseks coming down with =
sound that reminded enc 81 = cooper shoyA
About DARK Car. Sayasr disappeared and
il Vas said that hs wsas home 70 pus a