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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02
Vancouver News.

VANCOUVER, b. c., Nov. l-iSpeclsl. -
The mystery surrounding the discovery
Of boat in Canadian waters. near Blame.
Wash, has been solved. The boat was
stolen from G. Ross, of Mission City. by .
man named CGrrie, who eioped with the
farmers wife and six children The par
siss were found in Blaine. but Ross sne-
cseded in getting Curris across the line.
where he arrested him and took him TO
Westminster. where he is nov in Jail.
In short time Vancouver will have
telephone communication with Seattle.
and by means OF the Sunset Telephone
Company with other Sound points and
San Francisco. The New Westminster
and Burrard Inlet Telephone Company,
operating here. has purchased the south
ern lines of the Canadian Pacific Tele-
graph Company. between Westminster
and Snohomish, Wash, which will be
converted into telephone system. The
service will be begun In q weeks time.
Lord Aberdeen. governor general.
opened the art exhibition today. and also
visited the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. A ball lad been arranged for this
evening, but owing TO the cars death,
Lord Aberdeen decided not to attend.
The engine OF Lord Aberdeen's train was
driven by Scotchman named Alexander
Mouat, who. in honor of the occasion,
dressed in Highland kits. 1t was prob
ably the first engine ever driven by an en-
gineer In that costume.
Two hundred blue jackets for the Pacific
squadron arrived from England today.
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husband came out the $500 ras gone and
.A'a the license would be granted
"r ionlinson again took the stand ana
useo sensation by saying that he vent
INTO Anoress room and gave him $500.
Are you positive that vou psid Mr..
Andrews, who Is no~ street cleaning CON-
missioner and sits there, the s50o7''
les, positive, have known him for
thirty years.
commissioner Andrews was sittins a
lev feet from the witness and rich, h-lov
sae 1esx- When accused he turned rsie.
That 500 wss . bribe ?" a.kea senate,
0'connor.
The witness nodded his head.
Dla you receive any Of the $5oof' ssked
Senator Bradley.
10. SIR. replied the witness positively.
10 you entertain any hard feelings
against Commissioner Andrewsr' asked
Senator o'Connor.
Yes, l have q good reason TO do 80. /"
said the old man with . touch Of bitterness
IN bis voice
still, your feelings would not lead you
70 swear falsely ?" queried Senator Pound.
The witness shook his head and turned
MS face to Mr. Goff, who asked: That
100 had nothing to do With the regular
license fee?"
mo. sir
Your feelings prompted you TO come
forward = asked Senator o'Connor.
Yes, SIR"
Then the witness Strengthened up in the
chair. and looked squareiy at Mr.. Goff and
said: II have told the truth. have now
been In the employ Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company Tor thirty years, on
and on. l am one of the old war teIeg-
raphsrs-"
Commissioner Andrews had been shift
ing nsrvonsiy in his seat during the Wit
ness accusations. He at last arose and
said: In common decency demand an
opportunity to be heard and deny under
oath the taking Of that $500" Mr.. Golf
said the commissioners could take the
stand in the morning. The investigation
was then adjourned.
The Eseaimg Post today claims II has in
disrutabIe evidence that during the course
OF the present investigation Mr.. Golf was
waited on by person who offered
him $1,000 as . fee for the exam
ination Of the title TO . piece of
real estate which was worth less
than 5000. on condition that he (Goff }
would not cali as a witness . certain
captain of police or mention the name If
said captain. Mr. Golf declined the offer,
and called the name of that captain the
uext dav
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rae HAvEMlYEn LAW DID IT.
We shut Dat German Sugar and Ger
many Excludss Our Beef

w . smut O0A oGTmAn Sugar ana G0F
many Excludss Our Beef
WAsHrSGTos CRY. Nov. There Is lit
tie reason now to expect that the German
government will relax its new order pro-
hibiting the importation of American cat
tie and fresh beef, and IL is probable that
the matter will settle down TO a question
of endurance ~ between sugar and Ameri-
can beef. Our ambassador at Berlin.
Mr.. Runyan. has presented Secretary
Gresham's protest TO the German
foreign minister, and accompanied 1T
with the promise that the president will
recommend to congress an amendment OF
the sugar schedules in the tariff act, in
the line OF removing the difserential duty,
which is the cause of Germany 3 com piaint
and discrimination. Apparently this
representation has made little impression,
for he has cabled the state department
that the German minister has disclaimed
any idea of retaliation. and has assured
him that the prohibition of our cattle was
based solely on sanitary reasons that could
not be neglected.
OF course our state department cannot
20 behind the German disclaimer of re-
taliation, however II NAV regard the pro-
hibition. snd must content itself with
trying to disprove the diagnosis of German
veterinary surgeons, and then settle down
TO a aiting policy. Meanwh bile it will DE
interesting to note how the president
treats the subject in his message to con-
gress. and whether, in view of Germany's
maintenance of her position. he will re-
deem his promise of recommending to
congress an amendment of the sugar
schedule
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THE STRAUSES BOLT.
Democratic Leaders Who Will
Vote Against Hill.
AND INFLUENCE THE HEBREWS.


NEW YosK. Nov. I-Considerabls talk
vas caused today by the announcement
that isador ssraus, brother of Nathan
strauss the original candidate of Tam many
for mayor. had sent . check TO the
wheeler campaign committee. and that
the other brother, Oscar Straus. ex-minis-
ter 20 Turkey, had seat . letter TO
the committee indorsiug Mr.. Wheeler as
the Democratic candidate for governor.
Naturally this statement did not tend TO
appease the Tammany chiefiains. as they
seem 20 fear that the attitude Of the
straus family will lead TO the casting OF
many Hebrew votes against Hall and the
local Tammany ticket
Senator Hill made one Of his dying visits
to Democratic headquarters today. Chair
man Thacher reported that Mr.. Hill WAS
cheerful, healthfal and confident. There
were no other visitors of any importance
At the various headquarters today. and the
news from each Of them was Of slight con-
sequences.
A committee representing the Civic
Union waited on Col Strong this after
noon. and notified him Of the Endorsement
By that body OF his nomination for mayor,
intention Of the Civic Union TO operate
with him in his canvas.
A great number Of meetings have been
arranged for BY both Democrats and Re-
publicsns, in all parts of the state. for FRI
day and Saturday. the closing days OF the
campaign. Nothing Of importance in the
way of meetings Is likely to occur after
Saturday. although the managers of both
sides will relax none Of the vigilance they
have shown from the outset.
At Republican head quarters it was given
out tonight that circular. bearing the
heading of the Wine. Liquor and Beer
Dealers Association of the state of New
York and purporting to be signed by the
officers of that associatio n. 10 being Sc
crstly distributed among the saloon
keepers of this state by the Dem
ocratic committee. The circular pur-
ports to give the record Of Mr..
Morton and Senator saxton on the
high license question. In reply to Chair
man Hackett's dispatch in regard to the
use Of his name, Mr.. Morton telsgraphed
from RhinscIiff that the use of his name
was absolutely unauthorized. Mr.. Hackett
declared also that about half the sigma
lures attached to the circular are forged.
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charges. are illegally on the rolls Still
well airas 10 represent the Democratic
and Nom Partisan purity OF election GEN.
mitsees- Every one of the loo accused Is
mentioned by name. 1t Is alleged that
they have no legal residences. and the com
plains demands that their names be
stricken from the register. II the local
courts refuse 70 take he action demanded,
S.illxegl declares that ne xiil secure var
rant. and arrest tie accused men a. they
appear ut the polls to vote. providing all
the warrants cannot be served before
election day.
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s,Irs, Or. Nov i.-George Hansen.
xoanx engineer at MoCrow G Husloff's
meat market. Vas elcetroeated this morn
ing In the cold storage room, BY live
electric light wire. Hansen was In The
storage room at work, and BY some means
came in eontae, with the wire. and Was
dead before the discovery vas made. When
relief went 10 him the current Was stu
running through his body. which vas
burned in places TO crisp. his clothes
being on ire IL is not known exactly
hox the accident happened.
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Tn. r.oom. Policemen. RAN.

TACOMA, Nov. Especial. THE Ia
coma policemen's ball tonight was at
tended by the following officers from Seat
tie: Capt Hogle. Clerk Kennedy, of the
police department: Officers Byrne, Ward,
C. |. Grant. Laubscher. Williams, Barbee
and Matron Taylor. Mrs. Taylor was ac-
companed b. her daughter. and Officer
Laubscher was accompanied by his wife.
Others arrived during the evening. The
ball room at Gsrmania hall was deliberately
decorated, and nearly all of the city off,
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Ispr.sAPoLis. Nov. l. Information has
been received here from an authentic
source which 10 regarded as of prime i'm
portanee By the members of the Roman
Catholic Union and the Knights of IT.
John. The secret work, tor which they
have strsvsn unsuccsssfuIly during four
annual conventions and which was finally
passed q, the Buffalo convention in the
face Of strenuous opposition of eeelesias-
teal authority. has at last received the
full consent and appreciation of Mgr. sa-
tclli. The secret work, together With the
naturalization of the pspai delegate. will
tie issued ey the supreme officers in the
various communicates within q few day.
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THE LATEST CURES.
The supreme Test OF Merit Is Success,
which Applies To DIR. Darrin.

Mr. Editor: For the past six years
deafness has been nav afflieiion. For two
years past could not hear a sound I'm one
ear. DIR. Darrin cured me in twenty min
utes with electricity 80 | can hear as well
as ever in my life. reside seven miles
east of Tacoma with William Meers, as
farm hand. Ny address is Tacoma
HENRY R0WSELL.
DR.. Darrin can be consulted free at Ho-
tel Chiiberg. Tacoma. Wash. The worthy
poor treated free from 10 to IL daily.
Those able TO pax from 10 to S; evenings.
: 10 5; Sundays. 10 to 2 Charges accord
Ing to ability to pay
He treats all diseases Of the eve. ear,
nose. throat. catarrh, deafness and ali
nervous. chronic and private q seases, in
either ser, of whatever nature Most
cases can be treated AZ home after one
visit 20 the doctors Office. Circulars and
question blanks sent free. Inquiries an
swere1. All business relations with Drs
Darrin strictly confidential
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RosIyy. Nov. Especial An IN
known Catholic priest. who gives ans resi-
dence as Tacoms. has been In his vicinity
for the past few days using this influence
toward persuading voters 20 look With dis
favor upon candidates who are accredited
A. 7. A. men. His work has been nrinca-
paliy among the Saws. Of which there are
quite . number here, and his presence has
created furor OF no small magnitude. As
the A. r. A. issue has been but
lightly considered here, the ernis-
sary 10 eonEning bis work almost
exclusively To the legislative ticket and
be Is peddilng slips with the names of
John Catlin. Populist, and C. '. Warner.
Democrat. candidates for the Legislature,
a. the proper people 10 Support
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GEoRGIA's SENATORS.
Pat walsh and Augustus O. Bacon. sil
YER Men. Nominated

ATLANTA, Nov 1.-The Democratic eau.
Gus OF the Georgia general assembly nom-
mated two United States senators this aft
ernoon. The appointment of Senator Pat
Walsh by Gov. Northern was unanimously
confirmed by his election to fill out the
unexpired term of the late senator Col
quit For the long term. beginning
March 4. Is95. Hon. Augustus o. Bacon
VAS nominated on the first ballot, he re-
osiving ninety-ihree votes.
or the four candidates Bacon Walsh
and Garrard are silver men, and Turner.
who received thirty-seven votes. repre-
scented the attitude of tho administration
on the financial question. The election
takes place Tuesday.
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PuIimsn's Manager Treated His Wife No
Better Than He Did the workman.

CHICAGO, Nov. /. - Mrs. Thomas r.
Wickes. wife of the second vice president
of the Pullman Palace Car Company. filed
bill for divorce today. alleging cruelty.
She was married to the defendant in St.
LOUIS in 1871. and during their married
life she says wickes has repeatedly beaten,
struck and kicked her. at the same time
using abusive language. She has not lived
with her husband since July. 1893.
fwIekes IS an Englishman. aud WAS re-
sponsible for the great Pullman strike He
infuriated the men by his inhumanity.
refused to hear their grievances, and re-
fused TO confer with a committee OF the
Chicago council After the Pullman en-
ployes joined the American Railway Union
a very slight concession would have ended
the trouble. but Wickes MAS for war
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PORTLAND, Nov. Nv. A. Wilson, for
merry minister here, was found
guilty Of forgery tonight by a
jury in the state circuit court.
There are four indictments against
Wilson for forging promisscry notes,
amounting in all to s.. SEQ. Tonight he
was convicted on the first Indictment
Wilson left here suddenly over n year
ago. but was finally located at Joplin. No,
where he was engaged in the life insurance
hus
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Tacoma Gambling Houses Closed.

TACOMA. Nov. L-tSpecial.l-A Park
hurst crusade on gambling has been in
augurated by the Ministerial Alliance, and
already nearly every gambling house in
this city has been closed by the police.
Mayor Orr is a member Of the Rev. Dean
Richmond Rabbits church, Trinity
Episcopal. and ne was present at the Sum
day morning services when Mr.. Babbitt
announced that he would preach in
the evening on gambling, and tell
of its demoralixing effects. In the
evening several city officials were
present, and Mr.. Rabbit, quoting
from facts obtained by men sent by him to
personally investigate, said that there
were thirty gambling places in this city.
including the little rooms in the rear Of
some of the cigar stores. The next day
the Ministerial Alliance agreed upon plan
of campaign. and inside of twenty-four
hours most of the gambling houses were
closed. Rev. l.. ii. Hallock is president of
the alliance.
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TACOMA. Nov. Element Stseb. of this
city. has been appointed vice consul for
the republic OF Chile on Puget sound, to
succeed Capt. r. ". De Lion, of Port
Townsend. deceased The appointment
was decided surprise 10 Mr.. Steeh, who
was not an applicant for the position.
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The brand Jury Taking Up the work
MaTkAd Ont hx GafY.

NEW YoRk. Nov. Indictments alieg-
ing bribery and receiving of unlawful fees
were filed against ex-Policeman Capt ].
7. Stephenson. by the grand jury today
in the court of general sessions.
Superintendent Byrnes notified Capt. Ste
phenson tonight to be st the district
attorneys Office tomorrow morning. The
grand jury have also ordered In
dictments drawn against ex-Ward-
men George smith and Edward G..
Giennop, for pribe taking. Two new
dictments. each, were found against ex-
Capt. Doherty and ex-Wardmen Bernard
and Meehan on complaint of Mrs. Augusta
Thurow. who charges them with having
taken brides from her.
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pale. charged WIN Ar.sa-

PaKT TowssESn. Nov. L. Special -
Tee Russian Poles and woman, charged
With arson and burglary ooiamisted at
Bogaehiei, IN she western part Of JsieF-
SON coanty, last August. we're committees
20 iaiI for trial IN shs superior court The
mea we're brought here today and the
woman Is kept under surseislsnes a.
E...rarhtel
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Gals we're present Early in the evening
banquet wss served at ChiIeerx's. which
was attended by the guests from Seattle.
Chief Rogers. Of that city, sent his regrets
10 Chief u. @. Srsi,h. OF Tacoma Over
80 tickets we're sold tor the bali.
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Harrison rr.d,c,. Republican Victor,

New YoRK, Nov. The Commercial
Aduertiser prints the following interview
win ex-presitent Harrison: "You have
been here for over week. Mr.. HARRISON
what do yoa think of the political situa-
ton :" From the surface indications,
should say the Republicans should win.
OF course, don't kncs anything about
the OUTSIDE indications Ii seems TO me
that IL ever the Republicans can win ia
this state the time is most propitious"
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PORTLAND. Nov. Capt Gregory, az
the lighthouse steamer Manzanita, teie-
graphs from Coos Bay today that the
abandoned brig T. W. Lucas 10 capsi1ed
one mile off Umpqua bar. She is drift
ing toward the shore
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wor. on tho p.nam. Canal.

New YORK, Nov. la dispatch from
Panama says it is said that the force now
nj work on the Culebra branch of the Pan
ANA canal will soon be increased to 600
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nepnsy Ceua,y Auditor ". O. '. Rem
sick. of Spokane, las been AsEes'ea,
charged with embeEr seaieat o. 49, az
s~rsssrx In the eol!ecsion % warrant
fnr Sfi
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An x.ps..a Mayer seeking Rs..ax.

CHIcsSe, Nov Mayor Hopkins be-
gan a libel suit today for $50 0o0 damages
against John Il. Tanner, C. airrnsn
of the Republican state central
committee The claim Is made
because Of thu assertion Of
Mr.. Tanner that the mayor ~As "levyIng
blsekm.A on the vices OF the city" Ii
vas because Of this assertion thss Mayor
Hopkins ordered the arrest of Mr.. Tanner
vssssYdzy.
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az the simon Rumpf stock will Commences
tonorrcw 81 10 a m. corner FRONT aaa
N arion streets.
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PxxSoYER.s TaaNKseIvrye.

Ops~an's BoeYfsh Governor Issues .
Charscterfssic Preelamsslon-
sAIEx, Or. Nov. L-Gov. Pennoyer
issued the following Thanksgiving pro-
clamation today: IL hereby appoint the
last Thursday OF this month as . thanks
giving holiday. In the day of prosperity
be joyful. bat in the day Of adversely con-
slider Ecclesiastes villa"
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sAs fK.sc1sco. Nov. The biggest
sensation Of the campaign wAs sprunx
here this afternoon. C. ]. StiIlweii a
private detective, brought suit against
Registrar Evass and q 90 voters. vho he
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THE Hope ;.
Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOB BOYS AND GIRLS:

Morning session, SD - l. 70. Held IN
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Af,zTz3on session, ID . - hs4e o. hsa-
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corufy tearhess' esfti1s4ts. sseoss glade
Papl.s received at say tine
va. fnsy.b,s IN savaaes for either sessioal.
1S per n.ash-
a. slD4erxsften materials, use OF gitts aG1
.s.s5-s-svt TIE rsstaesfs sf tsacsiss Rrs rsss1
o. PETbELs SYSTEM. ssisa % aow e>Aas
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latans&
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MYSTERIES!
The Nervous System the Seat
of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful discoveries.

No mystery has ever compared With thar II
human life IL has hseen the leading subject
of professional research and study In all AXIS.
Bat notwithstanding this fact it + not Sener-