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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
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ration aucune. ST vous ne pouvez
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le DR. Pinault, ct dependant, il ma
jamais demand6 secours aux pre-
tendues puissances qui SO cachent
dams la mutt ct le secret, il nap
partient q aucune soci6t6 de-
fendue on suspecte il appar-
tient q la Grande ct Unique So
ci6t6 fond6e par Jesus. Christ qui
a dome aus monde les v6ritables
grands g6nies don't le genre hui
main peut r6ellement s'6norgueil-
ir. LIE Che aller Plnault a du ia
lent ct on va a lul; il une con-
duite digne, on restime ct on SO
fe a lui: VOLTA le secret de son sue
c4s. Nous souhaitons au Cheva'i Ter
.Pinault de nombreux anniversaries
CONNIE celui-ci; les ann6es ne re-
froidiront pas la %g6n6rosit6 de son
caur, ct ST Giles diminuent ses
yieux amis il salt que la mort ne
fera que les changer de place
sans changer leurs sentiments en-
vers lui.
COMMUNIQUE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
\ V0 RIO
nu pR. PIERRE

0U Or. Pierre
est un des meilleurs remedies de notre Epoque. Il
nettoie lie sang, renouvelle la vitalitE, enleve du
corps tout germe de maladie, ct met en- memet temps
les organes dams de BONES conditions de %fonction-
nement. La MEDICINE sc compose de plus de trente
sortes d'ingredients differents, tires principalement
du regne vegetal; il est connu ct en- usage depuis
plus de cent ans. Son emploi a etc tres avantageux
dams la generalitE des maux qii de nos jours adec-
tent lhumanite ct principalement dams ces maladies
qui proviennent du sang ct des describes de Pesto-
mac, telles que constipation, maux de tete, maladie
des rognons, condition bilieuse, jaunisse, rhuma.
tismes, hydropisie, dyspepsia, indigestion, fevre
intermittente, 3resypeles, boutons a la face, PRISONS
ct fevre, s%crofule, plates purulentes, demangeai-
sons, vers. 1ertres, clous, eruptions cutanees, ex-
croissanc.. .cereuses. .maux ct plates, douleurs
dams lie syss:- e osseux, emaciation, maladies de
femmes, aiblesse, bronchites, rougeole, maux de
reins, etourdissements, etc. .
Lee ovo2o nest pas une medicine b~revetee, ct IL
nest pas en- vente chez les droguistes; mails, mus
par un sentiment de gratitude envers lie docteur ct
d&sireux de faire participer lie genre human aux
bene6ces qu'ils en- ont recus. les hommes ct les
femmes qui ont etc guEris par ce remede en- sont
devenus les agents ct lie font ainsa parvenir aux
malades les plus eloignes. -
II a une grande valeur CONNIE remede de famille,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pour les personnes qui demeurent
Aune grande distance desmedecins ct des pharma-
ciens.S LIE remede ne peut pas etre obtenrf des dro-
guistes, mais settlement des agents locaux. Pour
plus amples informations ct sill ne Sc trouve pas
d'agentd dams votre voisinage, &crivez au DR.. Peter
Fahrney, 1I2-I14S. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, III. Q
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
cues nj d leurs dioc6sains.
Qu.lle belle chose que Ia po'Iti-
que, ct quelles sublimites ellie fait
6clore!!
LES ~ORANCISTES

La semaine derniere, l'athmos-
ph9re enhancement 81 pure de
Minneapolis 6tait empestee. On y
respirait a pleins poumons un air
fortement charge de fanatisme, de
mensonge ct d'hypocrisie
Rien d'6tonnant a celia quand on
salt que la grande Loge des Gran
gistes y tenait ses reunions.
Avant tout ct pour montrer de
quelle duplicit6 sont doues les
chefs de cette association anti-am6-
ricaine, nous allons METRE en- pa
rall6le les paroles de NJ. w. d. Ra-
gan grand tresorier de la loge du
Michigan ct celles prononc6es mer-
credi soir al" Lyceum Theatre par
Nj J. FL. Traynor, grand-maf. re de
Ia meme loge:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

N. j. L Harquell, 6diteur-pro-
pri6taire de la SentineUe de West
Superior ct Duluth est poursuivi
en- libelle criminel par le DR. Rene,
de West Superior.
LIE process aura lieu demain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

Nous rappelons . nos q nos cor
cespondants qu'ils doivent toujours
signer leur nom, meme quand CO
nest que pour announcer une nou
velle, I'arrivee GU lie depart de pa
rents ct d'amis etc..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

Voici done deux chefs de la me-
me loge Sc -contredisant absolu-
ment ct en- public.
Quelle confiance ne doit-on pas
avoir en- des charlatans dune 81
tvile espece!!! !.
QUAINT a la comparison qui fat
Pindividu Ragan de la soci6t6 st.
Jean-Baptiste avec les orangistes,
ellie est supplement inefable.
D'abord la st. Jean-Baptiste
nest pas une soci6t6 secr6'e.
Sa constitution peut etre lue par
tous ct par chacun.
C'est, il est vrai, une soci6t6
compos6e de catalogues, mais
nous motions au def tous les oran-
gistes possibles de prouver
que cette soci6t6 ait jamais etc
hostile a n'importe laquelle des
sectes protestantes.
Eft, Dieu merci, on le salt aux
Etats- Unis.
Dams nos conventions nationa-
les, qui ne sont qu'une reunion des
d6l6gu6s de nos paroisses ct de
nos societies nationales, st. jean
Baptiste GU autres, nous avons tou-
|jours Gu l'honneur de receyoir la
bienvenue DIES mares de la vile ct
solvent, CONNIE q Nashua, DIES
gouverneurs de IEtat Oh Giles
avaient lieu.
Pourquoi?
Parce que toutes nos d6lib6ra-
tions sont p%ubziques ct parce que
dams toutes ces assemblies nous
missions sur la necessit6 de la
naturalization CONNIE citoyens
americans de tous nos compatrio
ties immigr6s.
Jamais, au grand jamais nous
ne nous attaquons q aucune secte
religieuse, aucun DIES membres de
nos societies nest tenn de jurer
quill n'6pousera jamais une protes-
tante ct c'est en- celia que nos soci6-
t6s different DIES loges orangistes
qui ont pour devise: A bas la Pa
paut6 ct q has le CatholicismeM
Aussi avons-nous le respect du
vrai peuple american, quand les
orangistes men ont que le m6pris
A Occasion de cette convention|
de la grande Loge des orangistes,
q Minneapolis, on await annonc6 al
grand bruit que le s6nateur G. K.
Davis ct le MARE w. H. Eustis sci
presents pour souhaiter la
d ces fanatiques anti
.m6ricains.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
Duel cha1iatan que lie. Nationnll!

M. Turpin de Paris, I iinVenteurr
de la m6linite, Went d'inventer un
nouveau canon qu'on peut trans
porter dams une voiture l6g6re,
cest a dire avec la plus grande ra-
pidit6 ct qui peut lancer $4,000
projectiles en- moins de quinze mi
nutes, ct celia sur une superfcie
de $4,000 metres cares.
A la distance de $500 metres au-
cune plaque d'acier de fortifcation
ne peut lui r6sister.
Oh nous arreterons-nous dams
Fart de nous entire tuer?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

Mile L;zz:e Borden accuse &c
d'avoir as-assin6 son pere ct So
belle mer a Gle acquittee.
Etant dome les circumstances ce
verdict 6tait attendu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

La plupart de nos copfreres du
Canada publient rentr. f|et sui
want:
"Un de nos compatriotes NJ.
Sc louard Huot, Went d'etre nom
me mp1tre d. poste de Ia vile qui
"porte son ION, dams le comt6 de
"Polk, Minnes o a, dit le National
ode LOWELL"
En- 6c.ivant cette caliontade, lie
National a voulu ssns donte dor
ner an public une autre preuve du
grand amonr de Grover Cleveland
pour la race Cana 'ienne Frarcaise.
Nous allons ramener les chooses
B leurs v6ritables proportions:
La WILLIE de Huot, propre-
ment dite. est une agglomeration
de 4 on 8 msisone.
QUAINT a la nomination dun Ga
nadieu. Francais CONNIE ma1tre de
poste ellie s'impose pour ainsi dire,
attendu que dams la partie pgrlco-
le du comt6 de Polk, d T%errebonne.
GENTLY, Lambert ct Louisville
(Huot) la population est pressure
exclusivement Canadierne-Fran-
caife. :,
Ouel cha1iatan que le .Nationall!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
W: J: 1: Traynor

Orangemen and
the members of the
A. p. A. alike, and
they are practically
identical, are oppo-
sed to Roman Cath
holding public
office, for the rea-
son that the power
to whom they owe
their primary allie
gience Gains not
only to be exempt
from the provisions
of the state law, but
also claims the right
to direct, control
a~nd-change the sta
tie law as the Pope
may direct.
Knowing the
American so we'll as
1 do, l boldly make
the assertion that. if
rs per cent of the
citizens of the Uni
ted States e &C
quainted with the
canon laws of the
Church of Rome,
that govern the Ro-
mish priesthood in
this country, that
such a wave Of in
dignation would
sweep over thu
country as would
drive Rome's priest
hood out of the
land, and disfran-
chise every man
who owes allegian-
CO to that foreign
impostor, the pope
of Rome.
In the United
States there are bet
ween 100000 and
100000 Roman
Catholics, members
! of secret Romish So
!! cieties, armed to the
| teeth and drilled in
infantry tactics,
[ What are they for!
On the 4th and
18th of July, the
Orangemen will
| turn out drilled and
equipped as are the
Gael orga.
nisations in this
country; but not u
| Ike them, to subser-
We and uphold the
aggressive interest
of Rome in the Uni
ted States; not as
o~pponement of law
and order; not as
body of asaassins.
but as loyal uphol'
ders of the noble
| banner under which
The nation was
| born.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
Un Mois de jun Pluvieux

Oenx qui ont Ia l'admirable d 8
cription par Oaida dune lane de
miel ras .6e dams ce pays pendant
I'M mois de JUN pluvieux compren-
dront que rien nest plus d6sagre-
able.
! JUN est lie mois des mols quand
il est beau, le mois des fsurs, lie
mois des roses.
Quoiqu'il en- soft JUN est tou-
]ours IN beau mois pour lie st.
Paul & Duluth BY.
LIE st Paul & Daluth BY. plus
connu CONNIE la Duluth Short Line
est Ia ligne par excellence entire
st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
West Superior, Saltwater, Chisago
Lax 9, Forest Lakes, Taylor Falls
ct autres points.
Des circulaires sont envoy6s sur
demandes adress6es Geo w Bull
g. p. A., GU d w. A. Russell, A. G
r. A st Paul, Mlnn.
STILLwATER.-M. Antoine Ju-
binville a recu un t6l6gramme lui
annoncant la mort de son fr4re de-
meurant q Clintonville. N. 7.
N. A. Jubinville est, heureuse-
ment, ale le voir il y q quelques
emelnes.
Nine Jnbenville qui est depuis
.deux mois au Canada chez ses pa
rents habitant Chrysostome, sera
de retour 4 la fin de JUN.
Ellie ramenera avec ellie, son ne
ven Ernest Campbell, fills unique
de Joseph Campbell de Saltwater,
qui, depnis deux ans 6tudie dams
IN DIES grands colleges du Canada
lie plus vteux journal de l'uni
' eTss est, dit.on, le British Press
qui Went d'entrer dams So 27l eme
d'existence.
lie duo Neutrality-suspicious.
frAre de l'lmp6ratrice Eliza
beth d'Autriche, est mort subtle
ment, . Munich, ayant.hier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
Raglan

a great many
people think its ar
anti-c Catholic soc;e=
ty, but is no more SO
than tn. St. Johns
society is anti Pro-
testant. One of the
requirements for
the membership in
the orangemen is
that a man shall be
a Protestant, but
members are obi
gated not to take
any a%ntagonistic at
titude towards Ca
th"lics or to give
offence thereto II
is purely a bcnevol.
ent order, but ar
attempt will be ma.
de this session te
add an insurance
feature. It is also
quite likely that an
effort will be made
to drag the order
into politics., but il
will undoubtedly
fail.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

NaISsanGa.

Nalssance
A Duluth, Mimi, samedi le II
JUN, Nine Alphonse Dauplaise
une file.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

La bonne viel|e devote La Ma
xerve, est Incompatible qurlqne-
fois.
Dams I'm de ses derniers hume
ros ct a propos dun discours pro-
nonc6 par l'hon. Nj. MERCER, lie
cauchemar de La Minerve,) cslle.
eli ecrivait:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
NOUS aAaANTlssoNs CUE 9 Bottles
ART %NTA
-rRA1rEMENr DU-

Dents remplies ct ~extraites sans dou-
leur.
Dents artiicielles, garanties CONNIE
dormant satisfaction, dams lie cas- con-
traire pas de Placement.
Remplissage de dents de toutes sortes
tout travail garanti.
Essayez notre nouveau systemic pour
co travail 81 dificile ct que nous faisons
maintenant sans douleur tout en- le gar
antissant. Dentiers artifciels de $8 a S18
K. s. MORGAN,
Washington Ave. Sud, Cnambr@ 4 cts
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22
UNE PAROLE MALHEUREUsE

"Parlant de l'entetement des
"Bretons, M. MERCER exprima rne
"pepsee quill aurait fat anssi bien
ode garden dams son FOR interieur.
'Il dit ore les bretons de ce temps
ga etaient CONNIE cont auj ourd'hui
sles CANE diens-franeais; lis etaient
%"courageux ct tenaces ct ne Sc lals-
"saient pas meme
CoNDUIRE PAR LES EvEQUFs
"quard Ills s'apercevaient que l'e-
"veque await tort.
Gees paroles malheureuses ont
"iet4 IN froid dams l'assembl6e.
La Minerve voudrait- lie insi.
nuer qu'an Canada les 6veques,en
terdent conduire (dans le sens d.
imLoser leur volontet )lenrs diocf-
sains meme quand eux, (les eve
quee) ont tort?
On bien an 6%ontraire, vent ellie
dire que les Canadi1ns Francals
sont dlsposes 4 Sc soumettre aux
volont6s des 6veques meme qdand
ceux ci ont tort2
Celia ne fat honneur nj aux eve
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

LIE plus vteux journal de l'uni
vers est, dit. on, le British Press"
qui Went d'entrer dams SO 271 eme
d'existence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-22

lie duo Neutrality-suspicious.
frare de l'lmp6ratrice Eliza
beth d'Autriche, est mort subtle
ment, . Munich, avant.hier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03
TRAGEDY AT LxAvxSwoRru
James Davidson Killed hy n. w. Arthur
In o saloon.

LxsvESwoRrR. Dec. Especial. Much
exciseueat Was caused here tonight bv
the killing Of James Davidson at the hands
OF J. w. Arthur, manager of the okanogan
Investment Company. IL seems that
Davidson had claim sgainst the company
for labor performed TO the amount OF $&2
and some cents, and that he Was restless
about the payment thereof. He had fre-
quentiy made threatsagainst Arthur. A
short time ago he visited Arthur at his
home. and made threats against him i'm.
mediately thereafter. Friends of Mr..
Arthur informed him that he would bettsr
prepare himself for trouble.
This evening Davidson walked into the
Nevada saloon. owned by Van Eppcs d
Co. He had Winchester rifle in his pos
session. which he deposited at his side.
He called for drink. As soon a. he had
drunk the liquor he looked around and
noticed Mr.. Arthur sitting in the rear OF
the saloon. Immediately he picked up
his Winchester and started for Arthur.
saying: "You id 49, Of . --." Ar
thur. who carries . revolver, immediately
recognized the situation and commenced
firing. emptying four shots at Davidson,
three of which took effect One entered
Immediately below the collar, and that
did the work. Davidson died almost Ia.
stantly. The coroner's inquest will b
held In the morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Kensington carpet mills. OF Philadelphia.
have started upon full time.
Judge Winters. of Indianapolis. has ordered
the receivers of the Iron Hall to distribute the
funds OF the order
Fire in the Offices OF the j. NJ III. u Cornell
Company, Center street, New York, Saturday,
caused damage vf 39o.eoo.
Two snowslides have occurred At Hecia, Q
small mining camp in Montana. resulting in the
death af Eve persons
The Qaerpei switch and Signal Company. OF
Fast II. Louis. Ill. has made voluntary as-
sigameat; liabilities, ses.ooa
Contracts have been let for extensive ifnprove-
ments at the Roby, Ind. raestrac.. wealthy
Eastern syndicate will eoa6uet winter racing.
The estate lei: By this late Gov. Rask amounts
70 about E9a.0ea The will divides II nearly
eaaslly between the widow and four children.
SIX hundred and fifty Worlds fair packers
were discharged Saturday aud threaten trouble.
Ait is said Italians will take their places Mon
day
Frank Mern. Charles schilisier snd an IN.
known Hungarian vsre dropped sixty Ieet To
the bottom oil 9 pit at Ailehtowa. Pa, SATURDAY..
and killed.
The snow aen and 6sstonviiie collieries near
plt..hurg hsye started small gangs cf non
union men al work under guard Is II thought
the strike 70 bT02en-
The operatives OF the saxon mill 81 Provi-
denee, r. l., will 90 % work next Monday on q
compromise bass OF wages IL 10 believed this
paves tue way for statement OF the strike IN the
other mills
II necessary 20 evsde the Law and defeat the
intention OF the District Of Columbia commis-
ssouers TO praaihit w1ntsr rscing. the Ivy City
Association vils make admission free. cspsnd-
ing for profits on the oookmsssrs and pool
F0oIass
Fire at Du.nth Saturday destroyed Q ware
hoEss On the unioa dock snd an adjoining oae,
the loss being probably tlee.a The ware
houses xer. owned By William Dunn, OF Chi
csxo. and leased By tie UEloa Doeg sad Ware
hoase Company.
Every rosssbss psecsuiion IL being ssksn %
rseserys secrecy regarding the presidents
message The president ard bis private sssys-
,sry we're e.osefes saturday looking over tas
proof sheets for typographical errors IL 10 act
likely that any fnrshsr revision OF he taxi 10
IN tended. The message VIII probably make
Is.aS words
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03
Portland Merchant Convicted
Of Smuggling Opium.
A TRAGEDY AT lEAveNwoRrA.
James Davidson Shot Dead by ]. w.
Arthur i'm q saloon.
state Road commissiener HaaneEan Re-
siEns, and the Whatcom Roard OF
Trade Asks for . New Cemmissioa--
State Warrants In Hrisk Demand.

PORTLAND. Dec. 2. fSpecial.1 - Argu-
ments were continued in the Dunbar case
today. Sears making an address for Dun-
bar and was followed by Mctilnn. also for
Dunbar. and be in turn was followed by
Gearin for the prosecution This closed the
argument Judge Beliinger In the charge
10 the jury instructed them not to accept
bium's testimony unless corroborated
by witnesses not aecomplices in the
smuggling operations. and pointed ont the
counts on which there was testimony to
corroborate Blum and connect Dunbar
with completely or knowledge of the
operations. but ii rested with the jury to
decide whether this testimony was
overshadowed by that of the de-
fense. The jury retired at $50.
At II rs verdict Of guilty on six counts,
five of which charge Dunbar with snug
Cling $, $50 pounds Of opium and the sixth
facilitating transportation of opium to San
Francisco. was returned. The penalty 10
q fine Of not less than $50 nor more than
$5.eoo. or imprisonment not exceeding two
years, or both, on each account.
The conspiracy case against Dunbar.
Blum. ex-Coilector Lotan and others in
dicted viii be called Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03

OPIUM has bern shipped cut OF Port
Townsend IN this manner. The rossoffice
regulations prohibit an examination Of a
package after ir is registered, even hv the
customs authorities or any enc else. When
collector Saunders was Informed of the
scheme ne detailed Inspector Mayor Tucker
70 watch and search Chinese for opium, A.
they were about to register packages as the
posiotiiea He allowed the frss China
man. who looked very innocent and bland
ike, 70 PASS nnnolested. and that celes-
aai promptly registered suspicious look.
ing package eoasainingean ~hich greatly
resemeled opium. Tucker Was informed
OF this and when the next Chinaman ap-
peared he descended uron him like hawk,
searched the unfortunate and found
nothing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03
coos Ray RAN Driftins Ar.a.,

MAnsHTIELp, Dec. 2-Ths cigar-shaped
raft was gotten OF the middle ground in
the lower bay, where IL grounded several
days since. yesterday, and was towed TO
Empire City today. A stubborn mass Of
floating piles parted her lines like so many
pieces Of twine. and she went adrift again.
One end OF the raft came in contact with
the coal company's dock and Knocked out
twenty-thres piles. II was fortunate that
II did not come against the wharf squarcly.
a. IL would have swept the entire structure
away. 1t is not known when the raft will
get away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03

MoSrrsAso. Dec 2-lSpsoial. THE fol.
lowing nominations have been made by
petition: T. NJ. Bryan. mayor; d. W.
Fleet, clerk; Jerry Putnam. marshal.
There was some talk Of nominations bsinR
made for councilmen In opposition to
those on the citixens' ticket, but none
have been made :
At an adjourned meeting Of The city
council last night the per diem Of street
commissioners was reduced from $2sc to
81. The city attorney vss instructed to
proceed with collection Of certain taxes
for street improvements In the cases which
have already been begun in the superior
court an test caaeS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-03

LosncS. Dec. The FeemoHist, COM
nlenting on the Wilson tariff bill, says:
1t would be wise for our manufacturers
20 not expect too much from the bill, even
If IL is carried in TIE present form Tn
douetediy trade has suffered TO some en-
tent by the Mckinley bill. but i, - doubt
ful whether trade has Suffered as much a.
many suppose. A reduction Of impor;
duties viii undoubtedly have g beneficial
effect upon certain industries. bat IL would
no; Of itself enable Them 10 make good all
The ground los; slnee isso. Regarding
genera. trade, there il no doub: whatever
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Boa. Croker VIM Eetire.

NEw YoRK.. Dec. 2-The World will say
tomorrow: "A rumor has been current in
inner circles of Tammany Hall for several
days that Richard Croker has resolved to
give up the leadership of that organization
and retire from politics. The change. it is
said, will be made when the new COM
mittees for 1884 are made ND in January.
Mr.. Croker, the rumor says. has grown
tired OF the leadership and feels that he
has borne the burden long enough. beside.
he is rich and desires to devote all of his
at.entioa in future to his racing and stock
raising interests"
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VANCOUVER. b. c.. Dec. 2-t6pecial -
The grip In epidemic In this city. and has
selected shining marks in the persons Of .
number OF city and railway officials. The
number of prominent people afflicted u
astonishing.
The British Columbia Cooperags and
Jute Works, which were recently de-
stroyed by fire, will Immediately be re-
built on a larger scale. This particular
business seems exceedingly remunerativs
in Vancouver.