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The Huron News Record
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Gladstone hoe' li .ett s al,, ,a ,u fur m
a Government, He will lint 'it to
difficult :tatter to c.atiy one on. It
rte. pleases .tit e•Peru&l►* .s be wilt
alienate the Whigs and ;ai.atty Lib-
erals. -Without 1'.itnull' a euppurt
I1 p will be in tint .,osition ut Salis-
1,
-bury and. without the support of
the \\Thigs arid. defecting Liberals
he will be iii a, minority.
The Grits are afraid that there
will be inure Tories than twits tint
upon the Dominion vuters',-lists..
it is more than probable that their
fetus will be.. realized. Because
why 4 Because there !ore more
Tories to be put on,. The country
is full of theist: As the' people be-
cwno educated, they become Con-
servative.. And the cause of educe-
tion is advancing.
•
•o The American tishornieu are peti-
tioning Congress against qtly 1egisltta'
tion tending, to closer cofutncireial re-
lations between the United States
and Canada,. 7,'liuyshould 'rentem=
ber that the fishing privileges which
they now enjoy. in Canadian V tens
are only,theiirs lay the grace -of (,au -
ala', and that hundreds oLth ir•fisai-
ing vessels aro la able to seizure at
any time for 'fishing; iiit:'Canadli'an
waters. , •
If the Grit membersof the Local
Legislature want to reflect the. o.pin-
ion of their constituents 'they will'
support •Mr. Meredith this session.
Some. of the Grit .organa say :that
D'Tr. Mowat should extend -the fnan-
'ahiso to ell, ;over 21 years of age,
subject to conditions' of: residence
only. Mr. 'Meredith, the leader of
the 'Opposition,: moved a• resolution
to. that effect lust :year;. but Mr.
Mowat's "brute?' majority:,acated it
down. • •.• . .
The Glolte suye, Secretary• of. State.
Chaploau `.`could Loa .say ,Riel •was
sane es hie m iisa_ubj ectad l i t e Seems to
be to keep his portlelio and salary.''
'The • Oltibe ia: iu. error. Tine .sanity,
of ltiel was not affectedby • Mr.
Chaploau being, a, member:. of ;the
(government.. 1Fr Whuplo'att could
"not .say ItieI. ions sane because- of. the
evidence of medical " experts and,
others before.alegal, tribunal be-
cense of,the report of a.inedieet Corn-
mission that ,was dletai•1ed toexpress
1y examine IZiel: .
Tho Monti0ctt `Journal: df Coin-.
ruerce has information upon;wit ick`
it asserts 'it is justified ru striting that''
the greatest • danger of an "uprising
the•Northwest is.frou .the' evil.
designs among..tho' Indii ans•of.white
resi4tents who are an2iious . to'
.make money as 8ontraetors etc.
out of the'Governtnont's. difficulty.
Tho sane journal ,suggests the rad-
visibility of • oxpeudiii .,secret 'seri.
vice money, aa it is quitepossible
that a few' hu'nd'red spent% in wateh-
itig those- idiielios`•1iiiglit save roll .
lions.,
• The 1Veeksays Mr. I1lalte liulds
.;trio Diel case to bo one for' Parlia-
mentary enquiry, for the reason
tJtyyat histrial. w;is for "an extraordin-
ary political offence rat which agile-
, tion has supervened.'! • With alt
dare deference to the' 1Veelr and 'Mr.
Blake, Riel was not tried for a poli -
.
tical offence of any grade,`but ,for
the highest cruninal offence known
to the laws of civilized nations;; and.
the agitation. that stuporveneri; arid:
which has. nearly subsided, was. not
' account of the trial btrt was
owing 'to the ..o teoution of Brei.;:
- Itis execution being looked'luponby
° . excitable French Canadians as re-
fleeting• disgraoo upon therm on
• account of the. French:extraction 6f
Rid. They elect were taught by
demagogues that jt was owing to, in
consequence .of, his Freueii origin
that the"English speaking: ni.•ajority
domanded that Riel pay the•penalty
iinpose& .tthe law: Of course.
such race prejudices were absurd.,
hut they had their ntl'iist for tho
time. Nan that' the svb'•r second
thought ut the French ie ass 'ntfng 1
itself more rt'asonabie and earreet•
views ut the lu:inuusuca4s of ltiul'
,oiience :are being taken by thele,
Wo have received a letter dated
Yorktown, Dakota, J. an. loth, 1886,
in.whiela tho writer, W. J. Hunter,
expresses d isseut from titeetatetu„nta,
recently contained in Ton ,1Ews-
1>`no0RD, that the railway's i:n 1) kutt}
ttnilr other Northwest and. \Yestern
states -were blocketliiiysuuw. Ai his
date of writing Jia says there had
nut then enough of snow Wien to
make sleighing, and that trains had
run regularly from iris' soctiou to
Fargo, St. Pam's. etc: He wasp her-.
rowing his field ix the last week -ol.
Dooeuiber, andl he takes the liberty
of informing benighted ' Onharians
that D:akato is "a garden of Eden"
and not a howling wilderness of
snowdrifts etc. All, we can say is
that Dakota is much ._slandered, by'
the American press, for warfi"n,d' des-
patches, of • the sante irate as Mr.
Hunter's Lotter 1 ilte this : "Ohicag. ,
Jan. 18. -Another " cad wave Iris
settled down over Dakota and ` the
Northwest.' The mercury in the tiler
motnetevs was frozen .up yesterday,
spirit thermometers registering 48
degrees below zero. •No'witicl. Re -
.ports from the ranges state that stock
is doing •well:" And again' :
waukee, Wis., J'an. 23.-A1" severe
•blizard, prevailed yesterday and last
nigtlt. Drifting• snow has' caused
railways lines, great trouble, and sev-
eral passenger trains are fast iktdr'ifts.
at vts;ious points along lines enter-
ing.,
nter-
ing this city. No effort is being'
r
tna le to run freight trains." 'Pre=
Iterations have been made. by 'all
linen to send oast srrowplows and
largo gangs.of;shovell'ers as, soon as
the height wind goes d'owru" •
CLiN411) ,PIJllaal'C S41100L.
• The following is a statement of the
number of pupils enrolled, and av-
• erage attendance in e ch i'oonr
ing. the • i nonth of January
Division. No. on Roll. Avg, nrtendanee
Lough 's,: ' 5(1 . 41
M:..Link later's, 48 4:E .
'Wise 0/Neill's, 48 ' 39
11Ties For ton's, , 62 54
Miss 'IFelyar's; 61 55
•HHies-Leslie's,. 64 52
i4ltss`]3o.lines',, 68, .53
Miss Simpson's,. 75 '': 46
`,'1 otal,, '476 ` 384
The'riisiilt.6f a written-•exatnina-
tion is given below': • '
MR; touGn'S.•Dii'18i0.}t.
Senior- section, marks attainable,
684 .=Mary Carson . 581, . Maggie
Scott 561, John Mennel 530,Mei.;ie,
:Jackson 518, Hattie: Walker. 513,
Bella Ureo 5:13;:Aggie 4ackson:503,
Eva :Spobner.5.Q3,,,13aatie Darts. 487,
Maggio Muir 482. '
Junier section, marks attainable,'
680 :Nettie` Oozibe 529, Edith:
IZupor't'528, Sydney Smith 520, Geo.
Brigs 502, Charlie Cooper 485, Nor
,nan Fair 476, Frank May 475, Han-
dint,
l u1-dahi, Whitely 464, James St inbury
454, Carrie Coats 448. '
MR', LtxxnATEit'S DIAISION.
Senior section, marks'attainablo,
390 :-Emma Webb :310,: Mattie
1Zuinball 304, •I1arolil Whitt '214;:,
Hattie Dodd 280;. 111 inniel ltufnball-
275,,Nellie Jarvis 260, Fred. Peckitt.
253, iTubuGray 251, 'Mary Paisley
,234, Peter Mulloy 228. •
Junior section, rnark4 nttainable1
-390-1. 1 i;rbeit`•Sharman 294, Lizzie
Carter 294, Inkermaan (;anttilon 282,
-Arthur. Craig 264,• • Annie 'Young,
260, Edivurd Cruter255, Fred Diehl,
234,, ,',lora Jackson '229, Stewart
Lav in ,'224, Wm. Robertson 221.
Maass e'tt nines nIVISION..
'Senior section, marks attain -Ie,
570:, ---Fred Joiner 503, Juo. Jarvis
491,, Ed. Twitchell 488, Genies
Young 485, Sidney Erwin 483,.
Frank Boles 481, Walker Swinbank
479, Win. Foster 471,,, Wellesiy'
Whitely 469, Lilly 4io1owen 465,
Junior section, marks: attainable,
570 :•--:.Theo Specht -176, Amy Crag
Alm 471, Mary' Virden 469, Agnea -
Et lint :458,.:Eiliel _I',uchanan 45 7,--IZ
141enzies453, .Ayltner Stoneham 449,
'Jqs. Sheppard 430, Tom Diehl 4231
Hattie Forden 414,
miss FOXTON'S tlivtyioN.
Marks attainable, 295,
J1oevs•242, May Biggart.220, Ilaatt,ie
.Tedford 224., Emma • Smith 223,
Ernest Cooper 229; Busy Cook 219,
Jessie McDonald 215,'Orpha 4Titlel�
214, Ade Bayley 208, Anna Dufr
207, Mabel Kerr 207, Tt,obt, Gardner
207, Minnie Couch.' 205, Ernie Davis
204; Sharman 1;hotupson 204; 1I:ir.
vey Jackson 202,• Dolly Spooner
201, Minnie 'Young 201, Emma
Tipting 201. 3. a
Mi$$ xnz.YAli'S ntvtsloN.
Senior s cti,n, marks nttiinable,,
290: -Horace Jackson 280, Fred
Sporting 2i38, ILairy Fitzsimmons
260., Ill.4ry 1llatlii.sun 245, Manna
Warner 244, Edith (litlitt. 231+,
IB:initia Suntheombe 22.5 I{atl.y
1) avis 218, I/avidl Stewart 218,
llary Patterson 213, Nettie DTcltrtic
21,,2.. ,
• Janior section, marks attainable,
260:-1de Holmes 246, Alex, Angus
243, Annie U11nel:shank 38, Don-
ald 111cOorvie 235; Nellie Patteraou
225, Jennie Nimmons 223,Athelia
Fitzsimons 217;: Alice Pratt 215,,
'Laura Thompson 208, Lizzie Wheat-
ley 200, Birdie Heywood 200. •
miss LRs4IG'sl nIVIStON..
Senior se tto, marksattiilnabl
e,
300: -Mabel Doherty 276, Edith
Carr• 272, Rufus. Andrews 260, -
Clara Dayment 241, 11ichard Worth-
ington 239, , Bayard Crain. '237k9
James Fortune 233, lliertha Aitkilr
232, Malcolm McCuaig'231, Lester
Whitely 2..9.
Junior,section, marks attainable,
300: -Susie Powell 275, Matilda
Ginn 247, Bode Fitzsimons 241,
George I-leriot 237, Maud Reeves
236, Fred Lavin 218, Frank Stall;
'bury 211, H':arry'Reevea 209..
Miss HOLMRS' DIVISTON
41.11 class -Grace' Tedford, Jean
Fortune, Jatnes.MsKenzie, .Thom
Walker, Nellie McKenzie, Mary
8tepllh1st n. --
3rd class= :Blanch' Shepherd,
Franik, Fair, Norma. Callender, Jen-
nie McTaggart, Annie Ialowo, Sarah,,
2nd alass-Oliver i3llel'Yar, Bertha
-Dull. 1Bertha. Bean, Ross Williams,
Bennie. Webb;; Eva• Cooper: .
testi class-1Vfllie Cadtelon, 'Ida
Everett, , Willie-~ Glusgo.w, Tena
• Kinsman. •
MISS SIMPSON'S' DIVI84ON.
j ,4th ;cities ''Annie McCorvie,
James ' 141cRae,; Minnie '••Aitkin,
Joanna. :Bayley,. Maggiiii • Glazier,'
Nesbit. Rodaioudll;Mary Irwin,' 'Ma -
bet Worthington, Frank • Bowers,
Frank.Oliver. '
•
3rd class -Sydney. Stenbatry,
• Lone Jones, Charlie niggard, .Nei'=`
lie ])avis,• Earnest Diehl, :F.d'war,di
O'Toole, Mabel 1)etlor, Flosio Hier-
'iot,•Tena McCuiaio, Dolly Mason
2nd class-F'red Callander, Lena
Ttouse,Iloward Jraek'son, .I+�ellip
Pin ltwin, • Lizzie. Gardiner, Bettie'
.Giffin,' Mabel Scott, .Peter GCrazier, .
Frank.lieywoodt, Roy Dunlop..
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