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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-11-14, Page 1, VOL- 13, No. 43. 111111101019 —*LAO Per Annum, In ikovance, :ANO. CEiNTRE, -.14"11AOL,,GX,NER.A:1.-4 " • ouNcroN, CoNT,ARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEM13ER 14, 1878. New gkottatovistento. CAUTION. Norian is hereby given that undersigned will not be responsible for any debts contraoted hhi$ name, Wilmot his written order, tnceept by his Wife: W. COLOLO Rau, sr, Goderieh Townghip, Nov. '7, 1876. Jrouriy avi Food Store, Huron Street., clIntou. St. Louis, Pearl Homini • AT PERRIN'S STORE, ST, LOUIS PEARL OBITS., AT PERRIN% STOW' PATENT PROCESS OATMEAL. made froin pure White Oats. Also, MITCHELL OATMEAL. BALTIMORE ,WEITE CORNIMEA B«rley; Oats, Peas, Oor'n, and delivered to (LAW part of town, • A largo and solid stook e MOMS A py.A.raON HAAT), CORN. CORN. cartN.. Corn sold t Panners in large tote of 30 to 100 In:sh- ell:, at very low Ohm& Alec:, Corn delivered hy• the Car lead, to, any Metier cn the O. T. or 4. W. Roads. W. II. PERU' N. Clinton, Nov , 14, 1878. IN THE COMMON • PLEAS. The -Dominion (introverted lilleotion Act.1814.. Edeetio,i•of a member forthe; House of Com- - azoni, for the Electoral Eivisioit 0.* the SWIM Riding o:f the County of Htiroit, holden on the Tenth and Seventeenth flap . of Ssptember, •D , 1878,. nomtmell er et14.t1)A, ) ?ling PETITION of David Province of Ontario, Hood Ritchie, of the Townz To wit : ) ship of Stanley, in the Bloater - el District of the South Riding of the Connty of Huron, in the Province of Ontario, 'Esquire, wholie marne•is Nebseribed,.shows as followe • , • 1. Tour Potitioner is n person, who Wise duly qualified to vote at the above electionand haws right to petition within Section Seven', of the Donrinion Contror rtod Elections Aot, 1874. 2. Tour Petitioner ita!es that the eleetion wan bold& on the Tenth tin a tieveoteenth days of September, A.D. 1876, when Malcolm Colin Cameron and Wilma -Porter; were candidater,, and the Returning Offieerhrorreturne.d the eal.d.m.leetes Pelt . On mrynn ne hehm_dul,v efecfea • SERVA.NT GIRL wA.NTE10). ANTED, a good general servant, Apply at this °Mee. Clinton, Nov.7,1878. •SERVANT WANTED'. -17(TANTED. 111 Rec. 10th. a good generaLaerva Y • Apply to . MRS: G. W, ItAILTON, .ClilitOn) Nov. 7, 1878, • HOUSE TO LET Olt FOR SALE: fillIAT very convCniently sitnatea house on Rattan. bury street, at present in the ocenPatten ot Mn• Watts. Possession given about • the middle of NOrein. ber, Per further particulars apply at Gib; eMee. Clinton, NON 7, 1878. • 1VrItS. A. WESTING'S LIVER AND BiLIOOS hfedieine iv for sale at 3. 11. Combo's, Clinton, and mlinufactered at 209, Wellington Street) tondon, Onb. This meaicipo is highly spot& of and reeorn-, mended for Ellie& and Liver Complainte, and it, has Oleo Fovea highly beneficial for Ilhoumationi. IIouSE AND TWO LOTS F011, SALE. • The subseriber being about to move from tov.n, offers lots No. 625 and egoovotaer a 11011 and Maple ,etreets, for sale, on which there is ago& VI no Dwell. log and Stable. ROREIV.0 'MARLOW. Winton Oct 21st 1878 • FARi'FOR SALE -In the ToWnehiP Ooderich. The undersigned offers for sale a Sarni ou the 14th ooncessibn of tioderich T,nwnship, consist. lug of part et tote 58 and 84, being 68 acres, more or ices. about 69 acres are °leaved, the balance timber land. On the place is a log 'house, frame barn, stable and shed, and about Revell aonee of fall Wheat. Will bo aold on reasonable terms. Apply personally, or by letter, to wirad.sat JENHINS, ilOntitntsvitnit P. Q. Goderich tesinship Oct 14 1878 "nt F-xn ENGINF011 SALE, the COrparation of Clinton has Prireirmied A Store aare E engine, they offer a email hand engine for male, spitable. tor small villages., mills or factorms. DI be sold cheap.. Apply to H. 500TT4hairman Vire rand Water tllinion,'Oet. 3, 1878, - - - ISSO.CUTION Or • PARTNERSHIP. — Nalco is hereby given that the nortneralaip hereto - fere en:isting be.tween (*master: & Ouronnoirefer, has thio day been dissolved by mutual coneeut. Mr. Chas. Cauminghamo has assumed. the payment of all debts contracted by the Bald Linn of Grata:10k & Cunlungbalne, and will also colleet all Ino the same, as well as continue the business. ' . Witness: CHAS. GRASS/CR. Josue CusiNINOILUSe. " 0„-0TINITMITAIr/4, • • noted at 011oton, 006.14, 1878. • • ' • - F A It hi F R i4 Al, , vomanutra New$ items. • Aroabel township, 'Prime county, has voted $40;000 te the Stratford & Huron Railway. •' Holliston will,on the is of Jantiary, 1879, throw off her Mantle as it Village arid rise to the dignity of a towo. • . ' mios .Foote, of Mitolmfl, hee been en - &aged AS assistant teacher of -the LiStow7 el High SChool,'At eaittry of $400. • A. number of immigrants from France have le,Oly token up land in the eastern toSenships and commenced faAing. 4 The sinker -ale, Allan Line will pto- &Ably- soil from Daltieiore this. winter. • Tho last ship, leaVea.Qtiebec on the 23ri1 inst. `1, A hy-Liar foe the repeal of the Din) - .kin Aet s to be submitted to the pepu-. lar vote in Peterboroogh on MoOdttY, .Decet'4er. 9th. .• •, • The: ballet boX stufferb. in the Jacqrie Cartier election have been fined in sums ranoino from $200 to $50 with itripris- . c, , • onMent-in default of payment. , • 'Doing the past season over ono awn - sand people have beea sent from the Ottawa, Valley to Manitoba, 'by, .the :went ef the. Grund Trunk in "Ottawa. Mrv• -.Joseph ..Mviethall, of London tewriship;.sold 1 three-Veart...(31d sleer the : - other. day.. it weighed 1,980 pounds, and is intended. fee , he Old Country. market. ••. Wareen Godfrey, son of the postmes, ter at. :Mountain Grove, county 'of Ad- dingtoe„ ,was tirrestecl on Friday, on a - O t:barge of stealing 280..froln a poet let- ter 011 the Vat 'ult. • • ' 'A 131 311 lammed' ReWeen w o ktlled in dleuceSter; ...on Friday, Whilst working -a !threshing mill. He got entangled in 1:110 machinerY, and was literallyinasbed • • • . betOre the:mill could be 'stopped:: • , • • TWO steirneim of the Allan line 'Moravian -And Phamician—oollJded_ on Saturday merning'in ,the St. •Lawronee, • between. Quebec and 'Montreal. The Plannielan was tnjttttl to snch an ex- f,ent that , she, was' run CD' reeks-te prevent li et: 'tinny The1 1120115 lodges of Oratige Vein% on 'a new basis, 'adopting an obligation 'of :total abstinence from intoxicating drink iiil ystem.;of 'benefit to the needy.and afflicted among, the mem erg,. .;e3 two leadino fratares in the secieti,. , " Mr3Stockford; et wallacovine, 7 • - threshed on the • 22nd October, for Mr. H., hillier, one imndred and ninety two. haehele of :eats; in one hour and forty- five nihnites, including a stop of ten or ilfteen minutes to xepair i break: • That is,'sny one hundred' and twentY WI -she -As • an hony. .Beat that, who eat? - , 'The subscriber offers Oat:conveniently slimateil and _desirable farm It 84 7th. eon. Mullett, for sale, 100 hens, 80 cleared, remainder good hardwood bnah,•There are two fixtme -barns and two frame sheath dwelling house, splendid well good orehard; very good grazing farm, and only tour Liles from Clinton, 'where there are two iniiroads. POSSOBei011 given immediately. • WM. DIEGITA Ifallett, Sept, 1,0, 187d. . • . ,.3VAL1IARLF, FA1Th1. FOR SALE- • • - • . • 3. At the said eleeti in the sahl Malcom Colin Came - ren was by himself, and ether person, on his behalf, guilty of bribery,. troatinfra and undue influence,. and hiring of teams and personation, and other illegal ant prohibited acts, i reference to eleettens, as donned by Acts of the Parliament of Canada,'fitil by'the (Ammon Law of Pa:Semen . 4. At the said election the said Altildolni Colin Came- ron wax by himself, end other persons on hie behalf, guilty.of briberntreating, and undirly-inatieneing per - eons who voted at such election, to a larger number than' the majority of votes polled or caet Inc the said 'Malcolm Colin Cameron, over and above those polled or easglim the saia Robert Porter.; and your petitio mr elating that the said Robert Porter was duly elected at . , REDucTioN IN PRICE,' such eleeklen tie member of the House of Commons or 'The undor.igned,o gem fOi elite a beanilfur arm, elm - tabling 83 acres, 44 cleared and in a good etato Of Culti- .vation. Never -failing spring creek running across the centre; ihcre is oleo a Hplendid well, orchard, buildinge, de., on the place. It is eituated, being lot 15131 con. (rodent& Township, and is only half a nule•from tho corporation of the Town of Clinton, and has a find view of the entire town. For farther partionlaro apply to ' ' VAL GORDON', ' At Gordon & Sitar:yet:We- Grocery', Store. Clint011, July 11, 1878. • , CildriaiTor the said Electoral District, anti be so declared to be. 5. At the said election tho said Afeleohn Colin Came- A ten was by hinwelf, and other persona 011 his behalf, .. tained and employed for reward, for (ho purpose of fetch election, as agents, elerke, and other otoployntenta, per- sons viho voted at 'moll citation to a larger nmpber than the majority of vote!! polled.or card for the said. Malcolm Colin Cameron, over end lope thee:spelled for the said Robert Porter; and your pditioner Matins that the said Robert Porter was duly elected as member of the House ef Commons of Canada at on& election, fOr the eabl Electoral Muria, ana should be so deelarea to be. 6. That the said Malcolm Colin Cainoren, by hatred of the acta aforesaid, and by reason- of his using the above mane er einue of them, -to procure his 'election, was, and ix, incapable of being a candidate, or Of being elected or returned to the present Parliament of Celle - da; and the said. election and return of the sraidOita• colm Colin Carmen were, and are void, • ' Wherefore, yew, potitioner pimp, that it in), be de- termined and adjudged that the said °Malcolm Colin. Cameron was not duly elect& or returned at the 'said election; but that the said Rol(Ort Porter was dnly elect- ed, and should have been returned at the Kahl electien, no the member of the Home of Commons of Canada for mid Electoral District, and that it mav he determined and adinfiged that the_saidIdalcolto Velin ..Clunoronlada- been personally gnilty of corrapt practices within the meaning of the Acts of the Parliament of Canada, and the Common Law of Parliament, and is Lyra/slat there, of Ineapable Of beings candidate, or of being elected, Or yeturneel to a sitting in.the prevent Porliantent of Oran a. da, or for neven years after Ma being forind .gniity•:of an& oorrupt practices; and that .thti. said Malcolm Co-. lin Cameron may be ordered to Pay to Your Petitimier the costs of thiraretition. • (Sighed), DIAL- IIITOHIE. MONEY TO ‘LEND. • T ELA-VE- -Soy amount -of money td terat..00 doo! improved farina only, at 8 per cent ; charges very email: Sum no objeot if fieenrity oniple. I do not lend Money for any Compel:1y. JOHN 8. PORTER, , Nov. 5, 1878. Stlyourn, HORSES FOR SALE. . • A slx prow old blown MARE, eplendid driver, and. four year ola bay 11011E1E, both sound IA wind and Iltob, are offered for sale on reaounable terms. Enquire at Nnw EPA °Moo. . Clinton, Nov. 7, 1878. STRAY STEER. d' 'SAME into the mentises of the artbseriber, fut AD Bayfield concession, Goderich ToWnship, about the middle of September, threo year old greyish Steer, with a It:bite marl; &rose its ahoulder. The owner is hereby notified to prove promrty, pay ehergeo, and rake it away. .101111 MAO/TALL. Gederich townehip, Nov. 2, 1878. • STRAY STEER. lame 13)to premieeti of the stibeerlber, lot 20, kJ 15131 concession, Oolleriel: Township, talent the iniddle of °oafs?, a two 7051 018 red mid white Steer, Tb*. owner is: hereby notified to prove property, pay chareop, (snit take It away. ROSE= MUCH. Ooderieh townehip, Nov. 1, 1878. DISSOL UTI 0 oe PA 11TN FAH T.P. 'Notice le hereby given that the Partnership berate - f ere elleting betweun tne inidereigned, ae greinaoar, ere In the town of Clinton, has been this day diettobted by mntual convent. PI,IIHST1 EL, • ALEXANDER SCOTT, , Clinton, pct. 26, Ifi28. BREAD. . The undersigned, while than/imr. his Cu:denim fe the liberal patronage extended Mai, would. hairnet that he, )150 yiee,itieel on redutizig Ere price of bread which hi will henceforth soli at TEN CENTS lox lash ; or TWELVE CENTS erodlt, • . ' war. rxE, Virderia Rakety, mit to hinting Office Clinton. Och. 17, I Syg.00 u pUBIO. SCIIO011,.! 'TEACHERS' wee Semi -Annual 11:rang-lotion of can:Mates tor Public School Teanehera' Second -Class Certificates, will be male thp-Torm of Godmieli; commencing on • • Szeientsx1t, tne DPOnetnEn xittcltv. • O . At 1,00 I). In. O Forma. of the notice to be previously given by the Candidates orau bo obtained OA applleat1011 t0 the Seer& Lary, and nst be returned to him, properly mita up, Candidat iire redmirNI to forward to the gerreTryi xnjt not later th n the 10th Noyemben next, . the necessary certificates of stamen in teachln,g an o 240101 ahltr"tel'ETEIt ADAMSON, See, Iloard Ezra. • Gederieh, ect. esue ism -461.0ST REVIEIVED. REST IN IISE. 'Violators of the Dtioltin Act in the county of York are being' vigorously proseoeted. ' , The Roman Catholic School -at Cha- thanl WaS burnt down, on. Tueidayt - '418 itir°u'i2r°°n.a.ine; Oro- w 'ley, of 1)oren, with his team, was drowned in. Ottona. bee river, on Tuesday. Alaree party of Campbelle and Fro sergare goin from Qnebeo to Halifax to weleome the Marquis of Lorne. . Mr, Henri Smith, of Welter's killed a, pig, seven months old, which weighed, ethen dresseq, 187•?; lbs, O Mr. G. Webster, a prominent Chancel", lawyer of the county of Drant, died suddenly of heart disense, at Paris, on ,Th nrsday. ,During his :Ally laird :Duffel -in gave 'Ore than •five hundre-cl gold,.silVer and bronze medals "to Various ,societies,' re- ligieus institntions, and, eduCational estahlishments, ;fan • .Arnistrong,.• a shoemaker; of Paisley:, eomniitteri Feticide on 'Monday, He took twO doses of .sitryelinine to ac- complish hit. :purpose: . Intoxicating drioka.led to the crime. , rather. clever •yout man in con- nection with the Y.31:0•A., Montreal, is missing'. from' the, City, '.;tritl it is. feat td he -has Dillen into f 'dissipated habits from. whieli he had been rescued. it IS rumored atilt Mr. Brydgpa.iii not Unlikely to assiime control of the Pro- Vincial Railway system, frona QUebee to Ottawa, and that...Mr. Spicer; of the G.T., raliyhe placed the head of the In tercolunial ilway. • . • . A Man in the vieinity of Walter's Falls •SoSved on his farm .80 .bushols of 'Wheat end when he threshed, all his tr.'f-111 1 .304, '1 b .gwthaoiant,. as; ie lac ) ele of . , .„. :buy. inatnencum,tann . Leo what fold lie yield was 1 . • • • . .. 11-r, John May, a fat met near Wid:. der 'Was iristantaneensly killed by being P1113 over, by it. freight train,ot Thedford • statiore the G.T.}1., 011 TUflSrlay Of IftSt-=Weelc., H18 body was alinost iLei ally opt tO,:Pieces. , ' . Da -Sad Sqiiire, of Walter's Falts,•while after: a, neitvfilioe's tjtreshitt, broke his lag, Ltrul,.10 Misfortunes. neyer tioine single, onSenday evening tin ex belongieg to -his father' broke into a tun.' nip field; vind the.-mornin,q wns fOund dead.. . • A ligtirsireeritSON, English oaestnan, IIawden, to row over Iranian has been •matcheil against the the Tyne, next May, „. , We have net been over-1Inxiotn3 ebooli Colleotor Coven, of Stratford, on the wave of ruinous error which hue passed over our land in the form of the protection mania. It has come too late io 00 day to accoMplielt the aril it might once have) den°. .We have been hitherto Ire.tradera as a people, because the, country from paratus.0 winch WS (114^,10, onr origin has grasped the - The total imaiber of deaths in Mon- ft,rioerol4radtoe 101.)913trio-nxe.;Wriitelil:ceti:ynit:•itit‘Y il4g0cDort: treal in October was 271,11e -erre ,t,tr9olneio.srcle The peoPte of the United States, probably than in October,: 1877. v cause they histed English Ideas, deaths from stuall-pox-•-• 17 More than in have ben equally wedded 11 tho pretee„ the previous menths_, awl .•6.8 in ox6ese ton theory. • It, was perhaps not to be of Oetober, 1377. Only four Of these wondered at that with to censactines form - Who died' fiaftni small -pox were Protes- ed ont•of our Om experience there should tants. Seventy were French . Clantidi• cOeanatt'id'oraen1119:11alhAt Totirritrioi flpoinon into ens; and only seven. hed been vacjinated. • , ion ii'aei 811,414 yield iitalet,'pressrinteciteoP rtro' A •swindler named ;fames Smith Iits momentary convietion that our dectrine was ale wrong ono end their's the right :tine. It is only, however, in one sense correct to- say that .protectionism 114. the , doctrine of tho American Repnblic, for at, though,tho pee*, generally still hold to it as they do to the Declaration of•Inclepen. donee, their thinkers have given it np, and, et/en-the leading papers of. what has always been the great protectionist party, hare pronounced strongly *Must it. The same change for the better la spreading down- ward among those MOO interested in the study ef the quostioro--tbe mazinfiteturing tiSed la the Sacrament of the Lord's classes themselves. • Tile operatives have Wednesday seized a span of horses and a waggon from Alex., White, of the township, of -Greenock., for having been •engaged in hauling illicit , been , travelling throurte-h the. eastern townships, as 11, nntl collecting O money on account of the $tar and Wit- nee8 newspapers.' The proprietor.s Of ,these journals employed a -detective to follow hine and be Wile -captured • at . Marbletoit and committed to stand • MS trial at 84i:breaks,: Says an Owen Sound. paper :.---;AY0 Wore pleased. to notice Jest Sabbath, at . the 111eth.bdist church,, that the wine • A.. boy named Thompson, fourteen -years of tige, has been limited at Ham- ilton, for having in his possession $150 of Atnericiiit money.. He is held oa suspicion of having stolen it. He spates that he found .$700 in a parse on the railway track- near .Syraeuse, 11.Y., and has been. havino a good time with it. He was romancre&for eight days. The union ploughing filatell held roue miles east of Stvatford, on the Rankin farm, 'in North Easthope, on Friday, was the largest affair that ever -took place in that part of the country.. Thero were fifty -ono ploughmen, divided into fcrar tilos* and the ploughing, as a rule, was exoellent, The first prize, in the Arst•class, was wen by John Marquis, of Goderich township. • An action hos been entered against two hotel keoperdin Canningten for. ing liquor to it minor after they had beenLforbiddi to do Sfl hi.emothe& Tho damages are laid at $200 against each defendant, and the case is expected to come..up for trial. at the next assizes at Lindsay, :it is the first case of the kind that has come tinder our notice and will be watched .with interest. CLOTHES.' WitiMiERS: One benefit, at least, Canada will re- ceive frorn thi3 advent of the new Gover- nor, and that is that it. will . probably secure an extenslie , advertising. All the principal English papers are send- ing out special correep,ondents and art- ists with the 3Iarquis. The worst fea- ture- will be that coming in the winter -seandirt" their letters and illustrations will lin Very apt to assist in the keeping O IMPORTER 0 t'••••• up the delusion that Oinada is n, land • of snow and ice. Nathaniel Hammond, hotel -keeper, b ..A. itz a pi 0 ..1,,,T, , Toronto, was clutiged by Henry J'ackson with having received $150 and two stoves from him, under &Ise pretences., On complainant being placed in the wit - toss box, ho stated he WAS 11 1VIehantree- tan, and the cese was then adjoirned in - order that a Xeran might be got for the - b NI Al. :no I:VW A. itt 31M PtirPOSO Of SW Oaring him.- .This is the ,, . 6 first aiipearance of a follower of Mahn. ..I• . , met in the Toronto Police Court, The 0 L I.N, T 0 N.., . tuan,..although bearing MI English name, Vey it .20,106. ' is a CireasSian, M. RACElft Supper was the 'pure unfermented juice found that, however Much high duties • , may seem to preteet,,he profits: of the Manufacturer, Mel? tiffiird n6 pretedtion to labor, and that they have resulted in largely replacing the -native operatives ' with tinskilh% onpattiotie and ignorant ' „foreigners who work cheaper and who vote • The Elora Ezpiese says* - that 'Mr. "tugaitionogufntthr'ey, in;stieorroos,t,sveari,n1 the s tvi teirtytiemottinuof. . ,. Thos, Thorne, formerly. of Guelph, -is the father -er a -hey aixteol tames_ ehl ficterers. Arlie luisii..alw0A...heen the agita- ' . . ,. . , , , . . . tors for protection) end in' whose iuterest who lies a, pair or snle-Whisams the SIZe I all protection measures were enacted,. are .. of which a..si_s:.teen•year old boy wool(1 I largely •eoming to the conclusion that they- ' • fig,ht hard to aspire to, and; moreover, 1, are not 'gainers by the proCess. .; A Mon- . which gents at.twenty Conidn't begin renrierchant recetttly visiting it maett.' ' t° 1.t_arectui of woollen &oda in the United ' •raise, The boy is healthy -looking, • and f seems to 'etijeV having his Whiskers tell,. i Staths, asked hini if e called, himself it ' . free trader or protec moist. The other led to see if there is any cleceinien , . . •-• , .01. always been 41,, Protectionist. Our friend . • , . • . . ......_... ; been of ad vantaget htliiinself. " Well, ne',."- ' :of, the. zrittpe, The. substittatton of this -foe the wine fortnerly used,- was: reeem, mended to: alP Methodist churches in Canada, by the General Conference held lately in ile,:lontreal. • .•./ • ' I'VittnitObts .-then asked him- bloutly.if .Protection had Litki ' he replied, we atl) to() touch protected tot tetixtsi8. 1 e'"tig 111,N)VoOtlihrteree 1%71 rfulettu°Iit'li:n.stiri for -:1-16; •over snpply 00)-iti:;iet 14., of the :IL iteeld i We are carrying o0. our business now orgy— " • because alltheso villages are depending on complete( , int aged -pensioner, resid- ing at ,Elora, -who served• through the Peninsular war, andAttle present at the battle Cf Waterloo, died at: Harriston of heart .cliseaee, on 'Wednesday. , He haa, drawn liiS •pcnsiou regularly for nearly siktY years; • OM) day last week a valuable horse belonging to :Mr. Colin McNeo, llth con.,-isTieSouti, dropped deadayltile draw- ing the steam. engine of a,,tlireshiiT chine. Tho Cause was frik,dtt occasioned by turning off the steam while the tam was removing the,engine. . • An application was made to the lilt- perier (iotirt, at "MOntreatzen. Friday, by a son of SirIiugh A lien, named Andrew Allan, to have hisname chang- ed to Hug13.-hrontagne couseqUence of, his having a cough?, cif the same name • and confusion arising in correspondence, trhe tinquest into the • cause of the tleath ef FrederieleStill, who died, from injuries sustained on the occasion of the reient collision on ate Grand *Tvunk% near Toronto, resulted on Friday it an openve1dc -O Alex. Hay, the despatch- er, who had been arrested on susptcion, was consequently discharged, The Victeria, 13. C. Coioniat of the .21t1I-ult. veporte,the luurder---of,Dennis- lin4ight and his wife at Scow Day, near Port TOwnsend. Haight WitS Shot in the:stable,and his wifo betsveen thestable and the lionse. Afterwards he. throat was cut from ear to ear, The drett of the Murdered couple, one tt boy three year old and the, other an infant only a few nrionths of age, were in the hotted some thirty hours alone with tilde' dead parents before the crime was dis- covered, Ib was at Prst 0100016 that _ the Indians had done the deed, and the sheriff of Port - Townsend visited, a neighboring tribe an('rnatle enquiries among them, but they protested their innocence. ,The faet-that the hotiso had net been robbed told in their favor also, It V; AB proposed thAt the eye of the:vic- tints should be taken out and aithroittecl for microscopic- examination. to 1)r. Vincent; all old army surgeon. This wee done, and " °nth() retina of the eye of' tho WODISIt was found imprinted the face mid bust of a man in Ms shirt -sleeves arid wearing a full beard. Be was re- cognized as a neighbor." The sheeiff, the Coionist says, pursued this man, who had fled, and raii blin down, and held him for examination, It is not. neces- eery for the reader to bolievw-the whole of thiS story,. t if. hut shouldthings got any stzerga mnitt The Mennonites have -applied to place [stop; ainl ne,so .neoplo. will bot. all throirp their sehoole under the 130ard ee Eduea. out of :work.' On the same journey tins . -amt.' ' ' ' , ' • . enquirer met ati English' manufacturer Of . . . steel: HIS ,A.ni orican acquaintances ' had The assemblies foe the season opened asked him why ho ilitr tot -oven Works in at Winnipeg,•en•Thrtisday, With a lira- 1 the United •States, anvMake advantage of lint rat al, . the American t;;riff Mr the simply at least . , • ' Thof his American customers. • His reply we; e .I‘fethodists of Emei%son, 1SOrth that he had &Midi n the States many mann- : Walt, aro gofer? to build a. church which factut:erp already 'established, and none of . Will cost $5,000.. .....-, - them ineking money. Hard 8,8*.Iini0 were Th6. Rev. mr„ skinner, ,, niiaien.ary in England heitad no ambition to bachenge . of the Methodist Church of Canada, was them for those in the United States. The tern logie of fabts is thuil rapidly teaching accidentally killed by the discharge of . the Americans rvliat they woulo never have Jus gen on the journey between Carle- learned from their eeighbors. Their ac 1911 anti Fort Pitt. - ' ' knowledgments of Grier will necessarily be . The local branch of the bank et Mon: the death -1510w to Protection in this coun- try, if it is not destroyed gooner by the ne- treat in Winnipeg, Min changed the , combination:of theirs af4tmlhave.beencessaryd failromiure, of this Government to fulfil - the wilpses which bore it into power. unable to open it for a whole week, An expeet Went there from Sr, "Paul to 'reasonable etfuat amity. We ban, therefore, await the result with • remedy the matter, A :private leiter from Emerson states' O in a very 'short time the Anieelean read Will have rettolied that point. It is 'probable that conneation will be had at Emerson before the Canadian'section is completed to St. Boniface. , Mr. -31e.Call, the Inspector of Indlim Agencies, .returned on Thuriday from a tour orinspection to all the agencies within the Manitoba Superintendency. He reports that theindians are content- ed, and are making great improvements in house building and villages. Hattleford despatch- says That re- iieble couriers -front the platns reports an out -break of war between the Ag- siniboities and the Sioux, Eigyt Of the latter were 'killed.. The Asemilmines alse stele ft band of horses from the Madded and killed a Blackfeet chief. Last week there 1.vere two hundred, and fifty ions of freight for Winnipeg on the steamer Dqcota frozen in at Pembina. Arrangetnents we're made to have the goods sent in by Canadian teams, which were permitted by the tr. S. Cuatoma authorities to cross the boundary for that purpose, • • A Pembina despatch says that it Tsai - an detective met one of the notorious; Texan trarn robbers irr the Post Ofne6 at that place on Friday. A fight ensued, during which both were shot dead with- in five seconde. There are two others of these robbers who are mipposeti to be in Dakota or letinitoba, • The mass meeting lesbThurselay night on the totestion of a tailwa,y bridge at Winnipeg and tt railway westward was it gat affair. A resolution was passed calling upon the City Council to submit a by-law granting it bonne of $300,000 by a voto Of about tee t6 four, a large majoisity of the meeting abstainieg from votifig, , POI,ITIOAL NOTES, M ' . . 'r. Tilley; Finance Minister, Liares for England on Saturday, ' • Mr. j. T. Change', M. P. 1.,has been re -nominated b) the Conservatives of Len. nog for the Local. , The C'onservativea of Bast, Middlesex have re -nominated Mr, Tooley, for . the Local Heine, A protest has been entered against 'the return of 'Hon. D. A. Smith for Selkirk. Theleatis claimed for -Morris. — The election of Mr. IVIeGuaig, Conserve• tive, for Prince Edward,is protested on the ground of personal bribery.. The Conservative -party -at- Ottawa is dau termined to-canteet, the approaching ino- uicipnl elections 911 political grounds. 'Hon. L. S. Huntington will take up his residence in. Montreal in the spring, and it iN said will assume the editorship bf the iferaid. ' Hen. Edward Blake arrived itt Quebee on Saturday from England, and on his ar- rival at Toronto was treated to a magi. :veitgliiiniext lot; waagitilic he thrtghet brreitbuerrny,OftroDart -ingond urilie influence by the Doctor and ili84612ei The British 'Columbia elections for the Dominion Parliament are over, and ill the members from that"Provinee are said to be supporters of the Government. ' The election of Hon. Mr. Tilley, for St. John, has beenipiotested on the ground of personal bribery, bribery by ,agents and other corrupt practiced, Mr. De Veber , clam ihLondonthelie Treee• PreSS announces that Mr. lOhrt Morgan, ex -Reeve of Adelaide, will probably run as an Independent can- didate for North Middlesex at th$ next 14c 11alitere.leaertei°w111*.isperis that Mr. Haggar4 M. P.) of South Lanark, is to receive it Go- vernment Appointment, and -make way for prospectivefriCaobrriltise't n iwho issiterre, 8:lard:awhile° tett very popular in that riding, * • V