The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

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r-1zcEizs q 8 nom 1ataef. TOW
In Case .ae aG1Gtor Or Ss1sE gees TON
the Popalssts the combined number cf
z'oD aspiring 70 tAe ol'a9es &l-4 FSia
IN q grand r71zh FOR fas remaining piace-
4. " KID, NJ Bruce Harlem. @ sEauley
E'ens ok ard Harry Y. Itreez seem 10 A4ys
ssssss equal Strength II the D1u1ocral -
are 2wars1szs the aa2tr0r Charles r. " big
tieaey may s<curo tnr plum. u THAI parry
gets tire cl@rk. then Harvey T. Harmon and
n T Soc will contest fer the place ne
COATS are fairy in the race for clerk. -
FAR az presenting ava able candidates $
concerned for tAey have among f5eua
John WzIace. George II Holloway. zho
may try 70 revive the dormant Battery
Ram CT THE Word" ard J. =. 4 rawfost.
There r The atrnu1es- spook Of shadow
of = chance taAt ne Pvpaast friends %
County Treasurer 8ap.e may retain that
Office for The pa~.y. IN that even. there
EAl arise 4 contest that wiig have many
clements " 5.taerne@@. for J. Eugene Jor-
dan, u Il said. VII do his best . grasp
t3e pr1Ze. JoFsszr T-T1eTn s-~-s tle former
cssspasgr n tbe days when hybrid tickets
had mt received the sanction 0f h4ga Pop
vlisfle and Democratic authority, and be
wants 70 Win 0as oseT Maple. To do eisat
10 vii TenoUnee a. claim 10 the nO-nsna-
Ion fsr comfy cem missioner. There -
ssih third contingency the treas
8F@r NAY go - TIE t'ps r.,
For assessor. il look. al present a.
though 4. Mcdonald q Ballard. might
have a cle8r field. lie - a single-taNer.
and his nomination would he regarded As
a COM DiiEuent TO that element OF Popu-
Ism
A. present Or .. p. Asksnn. coroner.
seems 20 hare been outms niDuia ted. lie
might be renomlnated, IL the Office could
be retained b. his party. but that event
is extremely improbable
In ease the Democrats are awarded the
superintendent OF public instruction,
Charles Pagan and 7. +. Rich are spoken
Of. x T. goes 10 the Goats. as one man
well within the inner circles yesterday
declared IL would. w ". belong VIII
very likely be nominated.
To take Up the legislative ticket. II Will
be seen that the Popuiisss and Goats have
five each. while the Democrats have only
three. Here Il Is that Senator Squire ex-
poets 10 make his winning for aiding the
cause of free silver. The legislative APP
portionmant ia not so far completed THAI
one can learn the districts from which
the respective legislators will come. There
is mors or less OF an internecine fight
going on. and yesterday IL was reported
that Harry White was actively circulating
among his edherents IN a studied effort
TO do up Squire.
There "a endless number OF sugges-
tons for wreckmaster IN addition to the
name Of Senator Squire. and The candi-
dates for the office are not 70 be asked any
questions 10 political affiliations. Al
ready there have been mentioned Hon.
Thomas Burke. Josiah Collins, Thomas b.
Hardin. DR.. j. s. kloeber. John Collins.
John Y. Terry, John Fairfield Dore. K. ..
Graves. Alfred Battle. Charles r Fish
back. Wash Rutter, George Donworth, ].
nd shsr,= In, 2 ka
convention is deadlocked It il not unlikely
that Herbert Taylor, the Republican nomi-
nee. viii receive the Endorsement OF the
Goats and all the rest Of the Popullsts.
The frreg1larity charged against the
Democratic election board In the first pre-
cinct OF the First ward will lead 20 con-
test Ia The convention, and the Alien fac
ton will try 10 secure the seating OF the
following delegation: John Egan, Louis
de Paoli. Fred Jensen, Vince II. Faben
and w. II. Moore. The delegation certi-
fled 10 the county central com mIttee was
composed OF W. II. Moore. ID. VI. Bro
gan A. G.. Lane. William Blackman and
a. NJ. Birkel. Moores name appears on
both sets OF d~legates and ne is sure OF a
seat which ever way the decision goes.
There is also a contest from the third pre-
cinct or the First, and otto a. Hansen
tAlen) Will try 70 unseat ". Scott U-ane).
IL II understood that TIA matter % prose-
cutting the alleged ballot BOX stu;iing was
placed IN the hands OF the prosecuting al
torney Yesterday. Should he file the In
formations and secure convictions the
penalty NIL be n fine az not less than 800
nor more than .ge the onense being
c!assed as 4 misEie neanor
Mr.. BlacAman. Mo Was a member Of
tho beard OF election officers. said vestcr-
day ma; there was 40 ivreg aiarity IN TAX
Ing the vote. save that caused BY Allen
himself. About Z o'ciock In the after
noon" ssid Backran. y went to the
Review Office for the tickets. found that
they bad been given 70 man named
Gallagher. a follower OF Allen, who had
also taken the registration book AMI given
them 20 Allen. Now the law provides that
the ballots and the registration book shall
- delivered 10 the election board and as
: vas clerk of that board. ] a, once de-
msuded the custody ~ The ballots ana
The book Allen would not give them NJ
declaring hat he intended 10 see that
things In the Fire. OF the FIRST were run
's1asre' 'nssmuch as 10 : NOT a resident
II The First ward. l tod hiin tie ward
could tsks care Of itself without any IN
t~rferencs from ogtsl4e parties. has
duplicate @, ths ,leke;. and a o'clock
lilo 1870 iaIgcs and myself went through
all tie prei.miaar'es. exhibiting the halini
box AS empty and the other requirements
JUST thru Allen pit in an appearance
and pat down the tickets and the regis
ffaiion book. demanding that Ne - fair
lie. m outsider. had been IN possession
or that book from I O'Clock III the after
noon 10 IN the evening lie vas an in
terestsyi party. TOO. and could have added
names % the official lst. and we declined
10 receive q. As the halioting proceeded
] kept tally on slip o. paper ana when
a44 so