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PHOTOGR Al^IhlOR CREATES A
PANIC.
PEKING, Tue.sdaj- Morning. — J»bby
est 1 niutA^s agree that two hundred
votes purchased la.^t week exeir^.jstxj a
decisive inliuenco on tho ele-n.ion. Tlio
public -iv-ere w.bsolut/'ly indifferent re
garding the election.
A photographer m t)ie galleries,
without warning, took a flashlight pho
tograph of the final voting. The niag
nesium ivas mistaken for a 'ixjmb, and
wa.s tlie signal for wild panic.
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