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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-05-06, Page 4E, WILLIAMS IEMIST —AND--: tickets, or passes and the free trans.. portation of voters by railway or steamboat is made a corrupt act. Apy. one hribiugg a voter is liable to six mouths iuiprisouuient; in, addition to $200 aline. • I ondesborOngh. Mr Thomas Cole, ntetbo 10th con- cession. Hullett, lead a coww dropped a calf which weighed 102. 1%. It is of the Barham breech—The following officers were elected in Collet Pride of the West, No 31; Canadian Order of T I Caron charges, whish were so 1 oresters,onl Friday last; Geo ,Newton, ^i + I E 0 It ; J T 0•Brine, V O R; J C D. (lightly treated by Sir John Thompson, Adams, 1'w S , Goo Snell, I' S ; t1 ,. iwhen•they were made by Mr Edgar in \Vaadman, Trees ; Jas Onilinsou, the House of Commons, have been Chap ; Geo Oociterliue, jr, S \V ; Nel It .vitt, • full b tl e i �tle en- soil Lingle, J W ; °Nos Riddle, S B ; R Adams, J 13; R•B Jeffery.; Delegate T. C. '�. W. TELEGRAPH CO Opp. Brunswick House, .0 ham, — Out., � ,14 CI, tin b int I1fl ! e• Minn, , MAY G, 1892. s ; EDITORIAL TOTES. enE Redistribution Bill, as was cipiated it would be, le, 'a Gerry- pder of • the first order. t United States -House of Repree 4atives tans passecl'the free binding ie hilt. Yeas, 183 ; nays, 47. eE Conservative papers have been Meir wits' end, the past few days,to e:xcnses for their defeat in Tore • r is said that the Quebeo Legisla- vvill reduce the sessional indem- e from $800 to $300 and abolish the 'Nile; privilege, �r'lagMitchell- Advocate Renounces Mr S R Hessen, ex -M P, is soon e called to the Senate. What's matter with 131yth's would-be Ater ? e'nEsIAENT VANHoRVE says there is Wrath in the statement that the adieu Pacific is endeavoring to nitre enutrcl of the Buffalo and Willett branch of the Grand Trunk' s also•,sa3's there is no foundation l ]iii rumors of an amalgamation of ];.two toads. n�, rioT political battle is being; waged ast York just now, for the seat ea:ta nt by the death of the late oci Mackenzie. ackenzie. Thecatididtttes ''EAld J K Leslie,of Toronto, for the °ends', and Mr W F Maclean, of the ri.onto World, is the Conservative (lard hearer: Foway.htst, Bigt•loiv, tho Re - ti candidate for the Ontario Legis, re,was elected to fill the seat made ant in Tomtit()bythe death of the H E Clarke, by a utejerity of over tone" Mr Kent, the Conservative Witte. Even Conservative Torou anxious to do honor to an honest, 1`r bb Government. Iia election in W,'Iluud, on Friday i , to fill the v�aeottoy c:tnsed by the truing and disqualification of Mr (men, resulted it' the return of Mr , (ell, the Liberal candidate, by 267 4,4 nodality, notwithstanding the ora were warned by the Censer- s •"e press and speakers that by so 'tg they -would cut themselves off it any hope of public expenditure jtet eau My. ItsIA. Observer : Why is the Citta. n. blocking inquiry into Caron boodle and London pion case' Innocent men, such as n and Judge Elliott are said by organs to. be, should' not be cone.d to bear in silence the reproach the guilt of having dishonored 4bigh position they occupy. in e to them, the charges should oraptly;tent, end • full opportunity the accused to eatabiish their nee. tion the changes made in the kw at the recent settsion of the to Legislature are not very rads. hey are itnportant, anti it' the ireectiion. Hereafter it will riot. ry to demand et poll at.it nateettarn notnination.i ve'y voter rice ire the polling divi.elon in f r rnaidei,ft Litt has vote therein. ln' be only t*o farms of ,milt nit goring of rniiroisd den pretty y y i n p dent press of Canada, and the Govern to EIigli Court, The Court is in flue meet has beet' forced to abandon the condition, having over 100 members. position taken by it at first. At the —A good time was spout in the 1 0 G meeting of the House on Wednesday, T, at its last regular foaming, a supper Hon M Powell moved an amendment being given by the losing eine it' the to 21r .Edgar's motion referring the recent contest in the lodge The following are the officers of the Lodge charges to'the Privileges and Elections 'f this'quacter : 0 T, A `Llooiltuan ; Committee. The amendment of Mr V 'l', Edna Alien ; R 8, Maria Riley ; l3,lwell sets out ten charge]=,sowe from A S, Jennie Woodman ; F 8, B Law - resort; Tress, Lizzie McLaughlin •; 111, 'Nelson Bell ,e.D M, Mrs J 'Woodman ; • Chap, W Cunningham.; G, Orgiha Whitely S, Howard Riddell ;,S J T. Mary A Lee; P 0 T, Jas Woodrow; Trustees, A Woodman, R Adams and G Newton ; Lodge Deputy, G New- ton ; Grand Lodge •delegate, Geo Newton. — Buying eggs .by weight seems on take very well, frost parties acknowledging it tee fairest way.—Mr A. \Vdodrnau attended .the Hensel', Court of Foresters as District Deputy and installed the ousters, Mr A Walker also went,—Mrs Walker has gone away, owing to the sickness of her sister. Mr Edgar's charges and others said to be the interpretation placed upon those charges by Sir Richard .Cart- wri.ht, Mr Mills and Mr Edgar,during the debate thereon, arid asks that the matter he referred to a royal commis,. sion, and the evidence to be reported to Parliament. Sir Richard Cartwright utoved the following as au amendment to the amendment : "'.Chat this House refuses to allow, the investigation into the charges preferred by J D Edgar, a member of this House, against Sir Adolphe P Caron,hlso a•rnember there• of to be removed from the control of Parliatnent and to be committed to one or more commissioners to be appoint.. ed upon recommendation of Sir Adolphe P Oaron and his- colleagues That this House views with repugnauee the proposition to permit the person accused to vary and •alter the charge preferred against hitn, and instead thereof to substitute a new Net of 73 i d c The pastor preached a short sermon on Religion in Child Life. The child- eigrave• Quarterly services of Betgrave Oita euit were held list Sabbath at Sun. shine. The set• vices were refreshing, nearly all staying to partake of the sacrament., Belgrave, an evening service was hail in theintetests of the Sabbath School. Mr• Betigough gave a blackboard lesson in good style. charges gotten up 1)3 ton.ate ar on, , ren sang several pieces, led by Miss A colleag;ues,anci that such a demand -no' Ltttlefair. The interesting service was closed with the kenediettou.—Mr less than the proposal that the said - Frank Wheeler bits finished the stone charges shoukt liitewise be investigated . work of Mr Watson's house. We ex• by persons to be appointed by himself pest to see a neat house there this aiid.colleagues—is entirely uupreceden . summer.—Mr James Dow, of tVawa- ted and opposed to Parliamentary law nosh, near Brick 'Church, met with An accident while rolling land, whereby and Usages as settled by the Parliament lid jo.dtwo ties broken. of the mother country and. is a viola, tion of the privileges of the members • Turnberry. of the House, and is designed to elude At the last meeting of Court Turn'. berry, Cauadien Order of Foresters, an The the ends of justice. ' rhe the following officers were elected for debate was still in progress at 8 a in, the ensuing 'teau : •Robert Hastings, on Thursday, the Government refusing J P 0 R ; 1Vfli a►n Deans. 0 R ; Jos to adjourn the debate until a vote is Higgins. V 0 R ; Peter Hastings R S; taken, Bluevale 111r Samuel MuGee, sun of Mrs Jas McGee, and brother of Mrs John Gardner, of Bluevale, paid' them a short visit last week. Mr McGee hes not been • home for 22 years, He is an inspector on the G T R, and lives in Battle Creek,111iobigan.— Miss Ball, of Brussbls, filled the position as orga• uist set the Methodist chureh,onSunday, very acceptably,—A new blacksmith, shop is waking its appearanee in our town. — Miss Jennie Hugean, of Witigham, is visiting at Mr Walter Rutherford's,•— Miss Maggie Bur gess, who has been in Ingersoll, for some time, returned c.n Tues. day.—Mr John Patterso;r, of Blyth, has moved to the house vacated by Mr John Clark. Population in- creasing, --•Rev Mr MoQuarrie, of W Ingham, was it' Bluevale on Tups4 day.—The football for the, -season has arrived and is pronounced by nn'ex- pert to be a 4daudy". The team . is likely to he organized shortly, ---Mr John Farrow is painting tbe inside of the l3'oresterin Hall. --We ere sorry to sky that Mr Benjamin Saults and family have loft Btnevti•e, to take up their abode in Goderich. Mr Saults has kept hotel here for a number of years. Mr and -Mee Saulta will be missed by their large cirele of friends. We hope Go'erioh will appreciate Mr and Mrs Snits as Bluevale does. --Mr John MacDo'ralrl, of Winglinm, occu• pies the Royal Hotel, vacated by Mr Saults. West Wa aranos1lt. A. distressing ease of saicide took place on lot 22, eon. 6, West Wawa - nosh, where Wm Leidy, sr., a era ,peeled farmer of that township, Winged himself ou Fridey last, De cee,ae 1 trail tied himself to the harrows and vans dragged through the nett) for home OM, lent finding this would not aerotnplish his purpose he completed his insane net by hanging to a small; tree in the field, Temporary insanity brought en by financial trouble was the ` t:enSe. The retnaius whore interred in St. Augustine mastery ea filo dn9. Were Malcolm Jones, F 13 ; William 1 Jobb, Treas ; Aaron .Poslitl, Chap.; l John Hastings, S W ; John Oanieson, I J W ; Elijah FJ,jggins, g E ; Arthur Prior, J .5. Death has again visited the home of ' Mr Peter McLaren., our respected Township Treasurer, this titne taking 1 Ins only sows young man of seventeen years. Tite deceased•had not beer, seriously ill but a sbort time, from I liver trouble, attd died on Sunday ' evening. Mr McLaren and family have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood in their 'sore bereave. ment. • It is but a short time since :Emily McLeen,of Wingham,Sundayed with friends lucre.—Rumor has it that there is yet another woddnug to take place. ' HowicII. 'T'he following is the report of S 8 No 1 for the month of April ; Sr 4th --\V Ferguson, Cr' Taylor, Ii Burns, Jr 4th ---\V Hailey, S 13e11,5i Cathars. Sr 8rd-0 .Dane, I: Gathers, M Giallo. way. Jl 3rd -S E'inlay, W `Tremble, It Finlay. Sr 2nd—W J Sangster, 13 Dennis, G Pomeroy. Sr pt 2nd --T Ferguson, E Burns, M 'Gathers. Jr pt 2nd—O Finlay, A Sangster, A Fin lay. Pt 1st—R Niohol, G• Dennis, W Nichol, Alorrie• - . lir" A Jttoksou,of the let concession, returned •ou Saturday last from a business and pleasure trip to Ottawa. .Mi Jackson spent a few weeks very pleasantly with friends amid the scenes of his boy hooddays. West Huron Licenses, The License Qomntissiouers met as Clinton, Friday week, and granted the following lieenses,for the cturent year: • CLINT0N— J Rattenbury, Chas Spooner, 5 Pike, 0 Milne, L Kennedy, J Lee. J Rossier (_conditional) Shop, J •W Riter. Gornuitcia—G 13 Cox, J Miller, J 0 Martin, W Babb, Lt' Swarts, J Mc• Oaughey, D Currie, W Craig, .Shop, W L .Horton. \VINcUAI—J Swarts, A Roe, 1) Mo. Cormick, J Diusley, Te' Karmen, A Orr. . Bx rt'—J Emigb, J Kelly,. Two applicatious bete were held over for further consideration, and the ap• plication of J Patterson,refused. ASIIFIELH—J McDonald, T Gtriffiu, ' ) . Maltough, L Smith; R D«Long. Ool.noaNE•—W Lasham, Ii *Martin, F McDonagh, J Hamilton, A Allan • HuLI,ET-3 Ltiulitz, J Hell. WEST\VAwANosn—John•Loughead. EAST WAWAN°SH—J In the case of Blyth, the commis- sioners have slice granted Mr Watson a license, and J Mason one for three months only ; they took the view that it was only fair to the north end of the town that e. ,license, should be granted. MY DEAR Tn Es, --•To tune myself up a bit, 1 started yesterday morning to be in time for Mr. Hartley's Bible class and the forenoon sermon. As the dandelions were an asleep I knew rain was impending: However, the emerald green of the roadsides was so gladdening, and tht' turf made my step so elastic as to remind the of the time where, some twenty ye'irs ago,' walked from Huddersfield to llanchester,when at roll among the blooming heather ou the watershed between the counties of York and Lancaster oxygenated the blood to sum, a degree that I reached Cottonopolis in good shape. The Hen. demon holdings celled up Biggar and its Radical. worthies, 13'oghall Castle, where kings of Scotland have feasted, where my father took shelter as a cow tender, and whither 'icy grandfather retired to wrestle in prayer. The old homestead was hot f•irgotlen, where; Hector Litbgow -was horn, who was the first or third to scale the heights of Mrs ,\icLaien cited. Abraham, died the soldier's death in India, leaving some eighty thousand of prize money to ' tbe Lithgows of the Olyde. Brother David went out to India as mason boss over • some thirty miles of railway and left his bones there. But the cheerful chirp of a chick.a dee breaks up my reverie, and 1 am sitting in a window recess of Flora Manse. The ladies are throwing out Gorrle• Word was received here this week of the death of Mr Alex Wiggins, wliicln oitcurred at Los Angeles, Oali• fornia, ou Friday - last, of diphtheria. Deceased was a son of Mr Henry Wiggins, of this village, and was well known anti well' liked elowick boy. Ire was married about two years ago, almost itumediatedly after which he removed to Los Angeles.—On Tuesday night of last week,Tatnan's tailor shop was burned to the ground. There was no insurance en the building, and the origin of the tire is nukuowu. The building belonged to Mr W S Bean, and was being veneered with brick.— The East 11 uroii Gazettes Saga there is a standing reword of $500 made n fsu•'years ago by the dotin°il for the arrest of patties proven guilty of akso•I in the township, This ought to he s)utlinient to induce a good detective to attempt to as.ert,tin whether or not there is any foundation tor the suspicion held by nonny of our resits dents, that the fire the other evening was the work dna incendiary. lo Langside. The recent warns ruins have caused rapid growth.—Seeding hg'ing earl• plete,d a breathing spell is now tieing enjoyed,- Mr A .ck Orowston spent a few dityaMttt boom—Mrs drs Win Dick. hell, of atrotnurss, is ti e'ntling a few weeks at Kelvin Grdae Penna.—Mrs J' Otnwstoa owl her sister, Mrs Smith, of Derreit, are en A tour here. --Kiss • CORDON 84 MciNTYRE. A Taik. With Our Customers, House Cleaning, with its attendant worries anxieties and perplexities—its removals and replacing n new carpet for this room, and a change of cixtains for that,—willbe upon us in a few days; and we wish to sarto the Ladies, Dither of the town or country, that we are pre- pared to the utmost of our ability to bele them over this trying season, by submitting for their inspection and sen lection a very nice assortment of Carpets, in Brussels, Tapestries, All Wool and Unions, of different weights and prices. Tho most interesting part of this talk with you is that the prices aro all in your favor., CanrAlxs—Yes, we have them ingreat variety, Dither by the pair or by the yard, in white anti cream Laces, Also, very pretty patterns and shades in Art Muse tins. . Prints are receiving considerable at- tention, notwithstanding the ohillyu weather. The reasons aro that they are very pretty and cheap, We give you a most cordial invitation to call and select the beet, the newest and most stylish, Boots, Shoes'and Slippers, at reason- able prices. Wo aro constantly turning out very nobby, well -made and faultless -fitting suits, but our prices are romarkably'low. We buy right, therefore we can, sell right. In TeaseSugars and general groceries, we always leafs; still giving twenty-five pounds of a pure, bright sugar for Si. Highest price paid for Butter, Eggs, Cured Meats, &e. GORDON & McINTYRH.. The Big Brown Anchor. Winghani. April 21st, 1892, Great Fire in Winnipeg. TOE HOST EXTraisnr1i FIRE IN TIIE CITY'S [IISTORRY. WINNIPEG, May 1.—The most -ex- tensive fire it' the history of \Vinni. peg occurred this morning, and before it was got under control sixteen or eighteen buildings were totally des. troyed, spats' couverieg' nedrly three acres now beiug a mass of smoulder - in; ruins. Tee fire started uti*r the stage of the Princess Opera douse, and was burning, it is supposed, about an hour before being discovered. Tbo flames spread with terrible rapidity, and fifteen urinates after the alarm had been souuded had crossed an alleywtty,and caught McGregor's large livery stable, in wbiclt thousands of dollars' North of carriages, etc, includ- ing all the wagons of the Dominion Express Company, were stored. So hot was the fire that noun of these were saved. Then, in spite of all the- e1'noits of the firenten,the flames seized upon the buildings ori the opposite si'ie of the street, Frost & Wood's agricultural implement house, Green's extensive feed store, Bimini ware•• house, the Salvation Artny barraeks,a carriage repainting shop and three private residences across the street being all on fire at the same time, and alt being burned to tbe ground, except Bemif'e grain warehouse, which was partially saved. Three residences sari ;two large stables on Ross and Jemima streets were also destroyed. and little or nothing saved, The GXrand Union Rotel was in imminent danger, but the firemen greatly aided by a favor- able wind, saved the big hotel, Russo Swift's Uncle Tom's Celan Corny. pany lost everything.. including special scenery. WardrobeI wearing; appare , etc. The ,proprietors of the opera house are heavy losers. They carrier] only $8,000 insurance, which would barely cover the scenery and proper. ties. The total losses are 'very heavy, but cannot he estimated, while the ins surance appears to be exceedingly light, principally because insurance men regarded tide as a risky locality. WINNIPEG, May 2,— The total losses crumbs, where birds hop down from a in Sunday morning's big fire here are spruce and partake of the same with about $80,000; iilsurnnds 810,000. In the window sill fare a table. Dr. all 10 buildings were burned. Rey Aliddlemnss is giving gee their unties, building will commence at once and tbere are several schemes on foot for a new and improved operas house. and if I bad had his patience and per- severance, I might have done for Oanitdiau natural history,wbat Wilson, a Paisley weaver, paokmanand poet, did fur American ornithology, The band of one of the ladies is now cold FOR SALE, CHEAP. Tir.autyflro strong colonies of well bred Italian it' de'ath,. a hand ever ready Dorcas. Bees, lib flrst•cla$s movable 8rams htves and on niicv, Ince to help the poor and ,needy in naYcaimotatt,orid'Eo lion�tst bo soil tblaspring, Salem and Elora. T was up to titne w. r. 1108, D. D. s., for the Bible °lass and olden textI'ltnadeipitla, I+a, r 'g Apply at Apiary, Lot ie, 2nd Lino, Itorr'a, cltttichisin and memory verses over, he • ----. r r_____.__ .. _. . gave tis a running comment 011 tent $50 00 �i0� p CHICKEN portion of Isaiah containing the pre I W 1D FOR /� Y (i diction regarding the capture of J era" To create an interest in the breeding Salem by Chaldean, Rowan and of high-class poultry, 'will award a spa. Saracen invaders. Sermon over and clal prize of $50.00 cash to the person the threatened shows, in full bleat, I raisings the heaviest Plymouth Rook chicken hatched from eggs purchased of felt grateful for an invitation to dinner chicken and the promise of a ride into Wing Plymouth Rocks are unquestionably ham. W. Lrmlroow. the best breed of fowls known for the Canadian farmer. Send for desorfptive oiroular of this valimble brood of fowls. I'3ggsfor hatching, guaranteed fresh and true to name, carefully packed in baskets and delivered to Pxprees Conn pent', $2.00 per sitting of 13. Andreas, inretede sof P1ym ut�h Rook Pawls, Weston, Ont. IN Woodstock the hour for closing barn in titverns has been fixe:] at 10 p nt teetotal of 11 as formerly. There seems to be a pretty general movement in favor of curtailing the opportunities tor drinking 3ntlantitsetthan livers.