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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-10
Texas ( Pacific RY.
The Great Popular Rouso Betwcon ths
EAST And WEST.
Short Line to New Orleans aad to All
Points IN Lsuisisna, Esw Msz-
leo, ArisOna and GAL
isornia.
.FaTGitg IiR to tk Forth, East and
sggt@ast,

Double dsuy lino OF Pullman Palace Sleep
ing eays 70 g. Loais via
rHE IRON MOUHTslN ROUTE
See that your tehetH.reAA via Tena & Pr
ahe Railway. FW rnaps, tSse Tables. ttoitet
rates aad an required Information oaa "a
b. L. sAReEsvT, ees,eral AgOat, 81 POGO,
Teuas,
H. O ARcHER, Travciias PassossOr Agent,
Dalbis. Tcnas.
d. W.. MCCULLOUGH. General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Dallas.
JEo. a. sRANT, General Manager.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-10

The Circulation Of the CEIRON-
ICdiE is equal to that Of ALL
THE OTHER San francisco
Morning Papers combined.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-22
TWO MEN BLOWN UP.
Terrible Dynamite Explosion in
a Cpur d'Alene Mine.
SUNDAY FIRES At WHATCOM.
A Workman Killed Near Portland-Ta-
coma CIergymen Explain Their Dis
agreement With Francis Murphy.

wARpyER, IDAHO, Dee. 2;.-,specIsl. About
ie.29 f. q terrible accident occurred in the
big TUNE! connecting TIE powcr-boEse with
the main shaft il the Last Chance mine. Jseob
II. Qusckeutush. shift boss, and Patrick
Quinn, .ao1-sr, were instantly Killed.
Under TIE supervision % the shift
boss, OMAN, having . split fuse, pro-
ceeded - Ere Eiue holes, tire fuse,
81 al except the Iass Two, which were Vet,
taking fire rapidly. The first 6lastsswent OIL
blowing the head clean Of Quaeksn5ush. and
Qniaa, who was ,aang.ed beyond recognition,
had bis hands AID one leg severed iroIn his
body.
seeing that the stubborn efor. to light
tie wet fuse was failing, and that
the fuse % tie fatal charge was
nearly Consumed, two other Iaborers. Heath and
North, who were present, started 20 run. they
had not gone ten yards when flying rock shot
past them IN al directions One Of the pieces
hit North in the leg, iHflieting slight injuries
Their escape was miraculous.
As the tunnel is rather we, Mr. Trethewey,
superintendent, the day previous tried to pre-
val On the shift boss 70 use a battery 70 light
tae !use, in order - guar! against possible dan
ger, but he thought il too slow - operate.
Boil 81 tbs dead men were hiEdly respected
here. QuackeabUsh's brother and friends have
taken charge Of bis remains The Miners
Union has made all necessary arrangements 20
bury Quinn tomorrow at the Milo cemetery
Both corpses were taken to TIC Miners Union hall
TO await the arrival Of Coroner sims, Who VIII
hold an fnussas+
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TO TACOMA IN 1:Io.
Two Flyers Each way Over the North
crn Pacific HALLWAY.

4 new time cara is ia preparation for the
Northern Pa lhc which vii materially alter The
running t.rne not oaIy Of the traasoor.ineutal
train bat of those Between here AID Tacoma.
Al present there arc SIS trains each way be-
tween seattle aad Tacoma, each dong local
business along tie line end making the run ia
about Que hour aud iu-tF-aye minutes. The
plan is - keep four trains for the way traffic
and give them the same running tima Then
two fast trains Will be pst oil, making but one
or two stops, and covering the distance in one
hour and ten minutes A fast train VIII start
from each city al about SD and arrive az It's
destination in time for th1 opening OF courts
and the other general business. The other
fast train Will rcu in the afternoon. TaiS quick
service viii save thirsy-t;ye minutes each way,
or g total OF all hour aud ten minutes for tho
round trip. Il is expected that lawyers and
business men VIII patr0nizs these flyers lib
orally.
Tne new card, which win 81 into effect early
In January, viii also change the time % the
eas.-bound transcou,aenlal tram. though the
west-boURd VII continue mucn a. 10 present
The train now leaves here IT --il in the MORN
ing and arrives ia ST. Paul az about 3 ia lae
evening OF the ta4rl day. making the run in
seycuty.uue huCg>-aj.owlug .or q ference IN
tImc. According 10 tac change the start viii be-
al IJ O'clyck n the evening AND she run will lie
shortened i've or SIX hours. Tee night train
VIII be mote convenient sor those leaving scat
sc, as * Is viii cradle business men 10 srcad
tae day IA w1,& and then go after bus mass Is
tgns
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PERSONAL.

George W. Tibbets, of Gilman, is ss the sno-
qualmie.
Legh r. Freeman, 0, Anacortes, is a. the oc-
cidentaL
Dr. Thomas Keefe, Of snohonish, is stopping
at the Grand.
Mrs S J. Hill has returned from visit TO
Topeka, Kan
Joshua PIERCE, Tacoma capitalist, is a, the
Rainier hotel.
Dr. George Horton and bride are staying q,
the Arlington.
John Trumbull, Of Port Townsend, is at the
Northern hotel
W. r. Pettibone. of whatcom, is stopping at
the Northern hotel
NJ. and Mrs. James W. Currie, OF Edmouds.
st the Dller hotel.
John Fountain, OF White River, arrived al
the Di Ter hotel yesterday
Frank II. Richards, OF Whatcon, a member of
the state haIoor line commission is at the Diller
hotel.
George Hazard, of Tacoma. secretary Of the
Democratic state central committee, was at the
Occidental yesterday.
Thomas Riley has just returned from q
months visit TO Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Nebraska. He repo-Js business generally quiet.
NJ Justice McCreight, OF New Westminster,
arrived at the Rainier hotel yesterday. He
came 10 British Columbia in 1850, and has been
on the bench for eleven years. His present trip
is one OF rest and recreation.
DR.. f. q. Johnson has been absent number
OF weeks pursuing supplementary medical study
and research in New York, and will doubtless
return thoroughly posted in all the latest theor
les and discoveries in the healing act-SedttIs
Methodist Dr. Johnson has returned and is
more thoroughly convinced than ever OF Seat
ties great future.
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ffrrlE Ho-K. AS. Dee "A ~rat.e. to ere
Ga. r. i-aa O.. N..t. AES.. SAWS. ta.s morning
BE- H-iT ot ,aa-se. t.eH ea..r-} ;l-a s.t. tsfs
-..-e aaa sao' 81 death D. g. -r.ta- s.a.s
gres.-v ana Ge-a Henderson,. Ala crime sar
w. -.c-a r... 3-l .-e r- ...E .r.-. ...et
Ia divorces p-aes.iEa-s ly l.-. .t.-sl- ~.q.th
acs..-, hep tG aalf. = s. -.l.t-. TIE Suits
were io--a, vigorously b. t..a psru-s. bat
A-s smith was granted t-e divorces ana given
Sc ga t.- oas &. ira ~ the husband : property.
Ca tie ussat II the 9Th just, ,hy ;.-rs. Nose
l.a4ersoa. W .at 10 the house of u.s. smith
a-1 sa., 81 seriously Woaa .e. Ley Tbs
negro was recognized s2d captured ana
INSIDE c-f.>5.oE, stating That lie
MS q rce..ve So t-oH sratte.
g ISL = @e-as 81. .snt, four head Of cattle ard s
horse s1r c1a-a tang she crime >uIt2 AID rs
500 nav. Gregory. were arrested I, was r.
uor.ei tAa, s,a.ih and Gregory would e.ys
b-l4 t5-ee s.. e Released TlIs report, !, -
jaesee,, C-Ise5 ;as killing The mob U.,s
Ca-....st si e-5eCn e Twenty-Five iasa. aad
r's- Fe-~ C..e. and o-GortF, some tee.ve e-
f-ge.. >aa-, V--e 5reI .D,a tbs prisoners a5
,t v.rm we've i-stEally billed I-- Moe .ett
Ea cu. @ .he.r 4snagv su4 So Is hardly
}ass. -.e ta., {s-.- .a-2e, y. a ever ae Aa W..
Iat-s IS -s eE -s11a. arer r.e m4,-er. Lu4
business = sofas 90 - 3; Elt1.us G4gs,.-. ha1
Earf<ul1
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The Canadian Doodle Scandals.

MONTREAL, Dec. 2l-It is the intention Of the
Quebec Conservative leaders 10 have MERCER
aud other members OF the recent administration
arrested on charge of deirauding the proyin-
cial treasury.
QUEBEC, Dee. 21.-The action of Lieutenant
Governor Anglers in dismssing the MERCER gov
eminent promises now 10 wreck tie federal gov
eminent at Ottawa also. Il has opened the
mouth OF Iarte, now Merciers ally, VINO created
ii Tremendous sensation last night at Il mass
meeting called in MeCcier's Interest BIZ Geclar ug
that IN making the famous charges at Orlawa
relative Il the Quebec Aarb0r works hood e.
which drove Sir Hector LangavIn and Thomas
MrIFeeyy out OF puolc lie, he WAS aided and
abetted by sir Hector's colleague and apparent
friend, but real rival in the cabinet Cgrau,
min sler Of militia. aud claims 10 be able 10
prove that the federal government reeei we'd
10000 with which To ruu their elections
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A ADJUSTMENTS.
Around the World In Eighty Days.

"Around the World In Eighty Days. :"
The Christmas season was heralced IN ct Cor
drays last night under the most favorable
auspices The dainty tbeater was packed oy
critical and curious audience, every one OF
whom had his or her own ideal OF expectation
Even the most curious and vigorously exac.ing
were surprised at the Insgnidcenee OF the treat
awaiting hem, and the house rang 10 the re-
veroeraIions OF uncomfortable rairth and sppre-
eiatIve applause
There were four great distinctive features OBJ
servaole in the production last light OF fAround
the World in Eighty Days" There were scenic
displays that have never been equa.led in the
history OF Seattle; mechanical effects worthy OF
New York, Chicago or san Francisco; q ballet
corps efficiently trained aud elegantly COS
TUNED; and an exceedingly strong and
tremendously balanced cast The views
OF the Suez canal, of the bungalow
in Hindostsn, Of the royal mausoleum near
Benares, OF East Indian vegetation and land
scape in the Malaccas, OF the American canyon
near the Union Pacific railway track, and Of the
marine sketch in ni1-AtIantic were gems Of
scenic art OF the many clever contrivsnees
employed and peculiar effects produced in the
course Of the representation, the sinking OF the
Henrietta was the tour de force Of mechanical
art.
Great praise is due Mr.. ". H. Lytell for the
wonderful! results OF his skillful training of the
raw material when taken hold OF. The sacerdotal
Hlndoo march, with its accompanying weird
ana solemn dirge, vas 8 most imposing pageant
and called forth continued applause from all
parts OF the house. In the Malayan dance every
participant, from the primo 50lierinG TO the last
IN the ranks, did graceful service and were
greeted with perfect storm OF applause. The
Cigarette ballet, il the final act, also rendered
very effective service and pleased every one.
PassepaEtout, the central figure Of the play
from dramatic standpoint, was excellently
drawn by NJ. W. II. Lytau, with whom the par.
Is an original character. This gentleman has
had genera charge of the direction OF the piece
and fully merited the high encomiums paid him
by the auditors.
10 speak OF the various performers in the
representation is not within the province OF
single article. Phinaas Fogg, BY Mr. Price, was
ioTciole characterization, and Miss Morris
enacted The Fart of Aouda with commemorate
skill Mr. Neldro1 sustained The trying charac-
ter Of Detective Fix IN most c1edi;.ble style his
many disguises being c.everly donned and as
elevsriy acted. The balance OF ths cas-, was
well represented. The cos;uming of the piece
was faultless, aud altogether the ensemble is
one OF the most even displayed in the house.
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Terrible Weather in the East.

LINCOLN, Neb. Dee 2l.-Southern Nebraska
and Northern Kansas were visited by mild
form OF cyclone this afternoon Falls City,
Neb., narrowly escaped a visitation. Hay
stacks and sheds were blown away or demol-
ished. The heav- fail OF rain has been general
over the state, accompanied by hail in some
places,
DEs MoISEs Ia, Dec. 2L-Central Iowa wAs
visited tonight by severe storm. The streets of
Des Moiaes were flooded. Hail stopped the
course of the water and made travel for a time
aims, impossible. Lightning and thunder
acO panied the storm.
KITZyILLE, Wash, Dec e. From the Times
Birds singing. boys and girls out walking,
farmers blowing. boys playing marbles, every
one smiling because the weather is SO warm
Ia CAMAS, Dec. lo.-[From the Nelcs. Mrs Ii
y. Cove brought 10 our Office today, December
lG. q bunch of nice, large raspberries, on which
we're clustered many berries IN both rine and
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THE BOYCOTT on MURPHY.
Tacoma Ministerial Alliance Crawling
Out OF an Eulharrashinr Situation.

Tacoma Ministerial Alliance Crawling
Out OF an Embarrassing Situation.
IAcosA, Dec. 2l.-Lspacial. The Mini ,tcrl3i
Alliance. az Is weekly meeting To-Day, adoqted
report, drawa b. is president, Rev. 3. :.
AcLaiisrty, regarding the failure 81 the Tacoma
churches - invite Francis Murphy to lecture
IoT the cause Of temperance here.
The report sets forth that ore OF rha members
Of tue lance invited Mr.. Murphy T. lecture
here, e'id that Sir. Murphy later requested that
ne be Invited TO lecture under tng auspices OF
tie Ministerial Alliance. This request was Ie-
Tered 10 committee, without discussion.
IBIS committee considered the request care
iuIy, 10 unAiad word beng spoken OF BIZ.
Aufphy, and = was Ge a. not 20 ask him -
como here under the auspices OF the alliance.
because he had ia ohsc places opposed ell
efforts u restTJc. ald control til. sale Of liqGo-
~ legal measure. The report continues thus:
hejhsr 3r. Murphy was e taitd party PTobi-
oitiehst Or not VS. Hot considered, Tor -he al
isAAce Is not IA. itta1 20 .llT5 party prJhiol-
tipu. Eaurt, h. ever, has been made in Ia
coma To cure tIc enforcement Of eX sting laws
With wnlcl movement tie alliance has symps-
tE-@ee, aud naturally ala Gpt csre % bring
h!ah 20 TIE ciif W.3 mig a!li.iggi& y tc moth
o4s already employed We believe in Mr.. Muir
phy 8 sincerity aGC ability. We Belcve he Is do
Ing nptc WORK Tor God ana humanity. Ne re-
gFet that 10 vas nj slBlOrne5 about our action
aud sta ilOrc task Ee gave his grievance to the
pablic before learning the exact facts; instead
lnteFYie#sG 'ns committee alterwald.
The alliance refers 20 the fact that Mr.. Mur-
ply has gone 10 other elite. on his own respon-
sioiilty, and il sees no reason why he should
not come 20 Tacoma under a similar arrange
meHt- The alliance docs not doubt but that If
Mr.. Murphy comes here that All Of is members
viii lead 10 the work ali me help and eneour-
Rgement possible. When here, less than two
weeks ago, Mr.. Murphy said he would return
from Be.linghnta bay in about two xeekt and
begin ser Is OF Temperance lectures.
The alliance today reelected Mr. McLaferty
president. :. T. Cbernng:on vice president and
Chaplain StGbs- secretary
NHATCoN, Dec. eI.-l>pec.al. The Murphy
Temperance reform meetings are attracting large
/ crowds.
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Evidence Against Bestial vancouverite.

VAscoUvER, B. c, Dec. 2l.--sincs Saturday
Chief McIarsn has discovered additional evil
cence against ". II. Squires in the persons OF
three OF four more little girls on whom the
prisoner psrpetrated similar ortragcs 10 those
reported VIXEN the arrest was made, and the case
against sQui7es now looks very clear. It was
called a. the police court this morning and
several hours were occupied in taking
evidence, but Afterwards remand
was granted until tomorrow. Il is said
that >quires has made E confession, but no par
ueulags are known. From the magnitude Of the
crime ne can scarcely escape the life penalty
unless, as is hiated, he Is proven insane. Up 10
tins time there have been no indications OF lun-
Ecy. An examination as 70 his mental condition
Will probably be made By medical board to-
morrow. Great interest centers in the trial and
should, BY any failure OF justice, squires be &C.
quilted, the citizens Will visit serious punish
Inert uunp hin
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Rules for the Militia.

oLTMtIA, Dec. zL-tspecial. 1.-The late mill
tary board commenced q session today, with
AdJutant-Geueral oBnen and Colonel Pike
present, for the purpose OF drafting aud putting
IL force new rules ard regulations for the
government OF the National Guard. The old
rules and regulations are being examined, sec
ton by section, and number OF changes viii
De made. The plea for the defense the
Haines courtmaraal having raised doubt as
to whether the articles OF war were in force
IN this state under the former rules and
regulations, the articles will be definitely and
expressly atopred as part OF the military law
Of the state The board expects 70 conclude its
labOrs Oh Wednesday
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Tacoma Tux-of-War financial Troubles.

TACOMA, Dec. 2L-lSpsciaL Manager Joyce
OF the international tug-oi-war tournament
Claims that Mr. Nyman, OF sundberg & Nyman.
OF the syas saloon is 10 pay al OF tue debts in
CURED, including the prizes. Nj Nynan states
that aside from guaranteeing the payment OF
lew small items, he had absolutely nothing 10
do with the tournament The winners were 70
De awarded $50 in prizes. SO going to the best
team. The attendance az the tournaments wa
rot as large as anticipated, owing 10 various
little bitches N the arrangements, and the
receipts therefore were not large. The winners
are looking for the prize money which. at the
outset, It was stated, was deposited n local
bank
1t was rumored tonight that Manager Joyce
had lett town. He WAS found by the CORE
spondent of the PosT-iNTELLIGESCEE, and says
he will remain until every bill is paid; also that
Nyman sundberg have the receipts OF the
tournament and Will be compelled 10 pay.
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ANOTHER CRANK AFTER SAGE.
Tho New York Millionaire Is Badly
OF az the Gar

NEW York. Dec 2l,--Russell Sage, whom the
bomb-thrower Norcg0ss tried 10 Kill with dvns-
mite, has again been threatened ia q
similar wsy. ON Saturday night a wild
locking man rang the bell ana forced
his way by woman servant. sgf iar.
~ have como 10 KIN sage Mrs. SAGE heard The
man and came down. lie told her ho had wit.
ten letter demanding $4,000 aud mast have
Il at once or blow the house up. Tho man had
she made one quick dash 81, him,
caught at his throat and fastening her finger,
into his neck, held him FOR E uosaent with such
e grip thai his pale face became almost b.ack
Then she thrust him out Of doors. The house
is now guarded day and night
NEW NoRK, Dec. 2l.-Russell sage. Jr. nephew
and heir OF Russell sage, IS very i'll ami Is
sinking tonight
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Mr.. Wizards Electrical yxpert.

TACOMA, Dec 2L-I peciaL Iii the statement
Of m eIGploye OF one Cf the electric railway
systems IA which dr. Willard IS interested in
the Northwest can be taken as fact, Mr.. Willard
sent al expert electrician and mGchinist
throughout the entire West a couple OF weeks
ago, with instructions 70 inquire mo the eff
cheney Of the employees OF the electric eompa-
miss in which Ae is interested. Ii is said inca
pable employees were discharge wnen found.
Tic lnforman. CT the PosT-INTELLIGE*CER cor
respondent says the expert was decidedly pro-
teieat in his Inc OF work, but did not make
himself n al CON srtinnnfls
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rlr.,.elass alg-rai. scfvIee eesNes2 sest;-s snd
.,,...,,,,fs Taa NottaeEa EacIao saas three
- sailx between these lo.a'A Rae oa.y
g. Round trip s@.A
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William Hoif, one year: Clarence Pooler, I'VE
years; J. b Keaaey, three years; Robert B.eck-
e1ridge, oae year.
The board Of equalization tomorrow takes an
adjournment until the 18th, when the teie-
graph assessment viii be considered.
The state board OF equalization today dis
cussef the assessment Of mortgages, and they
have about reached E-aI decision, which places
the assessment OF mortgages al face uniformly
throughout the sta;e- This will effect but few
counties. MuituomGh, however, assessed them
a. only 20 Per cent OF the face.
Governor Pennoyer today granted full
psrdons, 20 be in effect tomorrow, TO William
Johnson and John Dierne- sentenced 10 two
years IN the peniten:iary from Jackson county
fo- the crime OF larceny.
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the following congratulated prices:
Golden Medical Discovery, s1.00 per bot
tie. favorite Prescription, S1.G0 per bottle.
Pleasant Pellets, p cents per vial
The genuine medicines, which can be had
only at these prices, are the cheapest you can
use, for they're guaranteed. Its - value re-
ceived or no pay" In every case where DR..
Pierce's medicines fail to give satisfaction,
the makers viii return the money But,
they want to be sure that you get their nledt-
ctnes, and not their bottles refllled or tam
pered with, or spurious limitations.
Refuse everything offered as DR.. Pierces
medicines at less than the above prices
They are generally spurious.
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WHATco NJ, Hec. et.--.-pcc.&l Two fres oc-
cured 10 IN, eity ye>t,rd y. The frs, was in
the dry goods store O.. g. A. Fuller on Holly
street, and WAS caused ny "a lighted cigar bang
leli on $ bolt II dry Eoots The fro was uls-
covered by PARTIES going home rom tie Narray
lecture. and was eNtugui- he'd withou; the siI
OF the fire department The damage VII reach
about $1c1
The other fire occurred in a row ot frame
binding, on Fix stree, known as the Cosy-ove
block. AID three If chem were badly damaged.
The IRE originated ia q restaurant snI lodging
house KEEP, by My. MCCrees1. ans 70: % good
star. ae.rve b. was discovered. The 4ep&rtm-u.
was not long IN arriving alter Che alarm " ;
sounded. ana soon had the FIRE Uuss- control.
tins 1-ee 90. ia water FROM The WhAtcorI wat r.
wo~es Hs.us E.fy demonstrated The losses
81 -u-l.---... u. a. IL nv.
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The Brazilian Troubles.

Rio DE JAsEIRo, Dec. I.-fNew York Herald
Special. 1.-The chiefs Of the Army and National
Guard have declared allegiance 10 President
Peixoto.
A telegram from Urugunyana says a chief
named sarawa melted a revolt at Campos by
order OF General Astroquilio. A fight took place
between the garrison aud 900 insurgents. who
cut the telegraph wires TO prevent the garrison
from securing endorsements A government
steamer sailed from Yuguaron TO demand sar-
nwa's surrender
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For hvacinths. tiiips saN aI .aa'seJlHa y
no IA I'D waAaiagtoa F4oFn. -+s~-s' As''-S@
ssIees, nca. tke WaAhinseea
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Vancouver, Il. C., News.

VANCOUVER. B. C., Dee. 2I.--Her mstesty's
ships Champion and Pheasant have returned TO
EsGuiInalt win their new crews The latter is
going into the dry dock for a few days
So far $500 have been paid out as two weeks
WAGES IN efforts 10 raise the steamship san
Pedro.
The last consignment of furs for the Hudson
Bay Company WIS shipped 70 ENGLAND Sstur-
day by the Canadian Pacific railrosd
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Political Campaign in Argentine.

BuEsos AYREs, Dec. 2l.--A large number of
members OF the Union Ciyica made a de-.
monstration In this city last evening
A torchlight procession marched through
the principal streets, 5000 persons being
In line Senior Yriogoyen, one OF the
candidates for the presidency Of the Arren-
tine Republic, has issued a manifesto in which
he promises. should his candidacy prove sue
cessful, that he would institute many electoral
and economic reforms