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g a i 1' til,. t t'nit mbia fitAliait n rat n 111:114 Iif tilt
^t 3t mho 114 1:au„n In the East as a
labor aleticate.
1.0i\' ;'011': I ASI IES 1•MAND.
• Con. Lib.
Sir ''.rilfrid Laurier Still Molds g�
Oomi;liol'1 POWer. ()ntar`lo ..... .... .•.' ,...... 'tS vii)
C,1e (' c, ... : .... ...... a 9
:�e\\ i'rnns\\rck ,r, 1G
Nova :`'c(:tta .... .. .,
SIR. CHARLES TUPPER DEFEATED, rr:rice '' rti lstaul .,..
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Britt01
Xrtttwett
't'e'rritories ........ 1 i
Manitoba ••.• .
Viso Liberals Qttn..t five Seats in (luobee, '1ajori tg Mot
Three In } ire of , and
Tbseu In New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia, and One in Prince Edward lt ( 1'en'1 el endcnt
Island, While They Lose T\vmtty 1 10 e•leetion
Ontario mut Seven to the West
Major.ty Wilt Swing Between 40 and Niue
4e Aeeozaing to the Complexion of the CnnFtitttcitcy.
1Me't ]`catletktx and the Elections 'Not
Addington . , , ..
Tet Held. Algoma
Nov. - (6 a.nt.)-..The I nth„ ell... , ..
Toronto. nr et, 3
electoral battle in the I)onkinion of I3t•erlc,l;le...,.
Canat:a h. s Leen fought and decided.Breen. 1:, .,,.
a £::r, at present writing, the par ltt•rrn. N
ties t erne in in relative strcntgttt in Brl,ee, 1Y.. • ..
were,- but there
the. ilot»•e "as tire;:
would. '. e some very prominent face:, rarteton
utissing in the ninth. Parliament of Cornwall and
Can d � should it meet before bye- »ernas,
election g could be held. Perham. F
Of const, the first news here was Thnh r.1\'
tw the returns be -
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• ilia Liberals, exclus-
not including hide -
ted te(1 as Stich •,•..,..
:i3
ONTARIO.
ty-Two Members.
Member,
,.,.J. 1V. Bell (Con....• 133
No election •...•••• .•'
..,,D. A. Garden (Lib... 109
C B. Heyt1 (Lib.)... 200
•:i, Culbert (Con.' . •
• • J1. Cart;!11 (Con.) 23
J
E. Campbell (x,). 0
,...Tnttn'M'm'e (L.)
THE WINGR .. VMS, NOVEMBER :�, WOO.
t«t teles ,(), 1 estniitfta (ia;). •
0))
;At i awnnee....1. 1;ltl.mdlSlte (1.J
:i a(,''n • 11(n J.1. lar"'e (L) 5110
:\i/ olet George 1.3x111 (C'.) • r "1
1'n,tClne, , ..I0U 3s Murray (L) to
1'o tutuf....,...A. II, 1)ellsle (1,.) 3rai
(n e bee Gentre..4 :laloutit (i.)......,11x1
Wotan. I tst.,..Slr 11. I,itut•Ser
(inebee Count).110u• t'. 1'itzpatittl 1:
90
1l+db•lieu ......A. A. 13runenn.. ,
Rielven rad .0 \Yolfel�:, \V Tobin (L) .12.6
1;0
lthnousk? .J. A. Moss (L.).. .. LA)
i.:nnipr ,,...,L. P. Brodeur (L.).•
• St. li,•aetntlte...11ot).1LE. Bernier (L.) 500
St. Johns and. lber.
vine... l'. Demers (14b.)...
S11e1lotd ....('.11. Parmelee (Ll. 000
Sherbroo) e..,.'.,..,110 i. J. McIntosh
(Gan.) • 2
Soulattges.., ... • ...Dr, Bourbonnais . ti0
250
5t:tnst(at1... ,. X114 Lovell(TAD.)
(L ), 4:'0
'feniiscnuatn '
Terrebmine . ,..„B. Vrefontaine (L.). 820
Three ]Rivers and
St. Maumee .1, Doreen (Lib,).. 441.
Two Mountains J. A C. Butler (L.) 1•x1
Vaudreu[1 H, S. Harwood (L.) 3)0
Wright .N. Champagne (L.) 10
Youtasica B,iM,S• lllgtitttilt (L,) 102
LOVA SCOTIA.
lt. Snitnsten (C.) . 100
I•.. 'Mae (t'.) ...... ..1000
Stnr-
.P., A. Pringle (C) 130
.A. Broder (C.1. ... 14.5
237
IT. :t. \wart (C.).....
....,R. Reith (Lib.),.•.. 413
A. B. Ingrain (C.). • 92
that of Oar u\wn ci . , K•n 41
made t`Ig'n. \Y J, IRnhinsrn (Teti....
tag in earl)• and their nature St:tberl•t.tut(I,.). 500
the local Conservatives Jubilant while F., x, R. F.
1I I
the. local Liberals were correspond- t sse�, S i Cowen (Lib... :i4, ... rein
r. , t.0one.. C
..H. ;lt,•in (C 1 000
ingly c':ei r sMe(1• lest carate the news r?et rtriw.........T. T. 3rhett (I tb) •' , ..
Of l.r. \i . F. Maclean's victory in i 7, D. S be (Con.), ,
followed b�' T:Tamilton, nre'*ri' e, S .T. S iletil t( on.), . • ...
xtst Tork, rel:,"...; 83
T. N. IInrQrr (L.)• • 80
which gained fwo seats. from the cite•• 3 M. It!chardon (C•)••
Liberals for iht conservatives.
The te'egrarh, thoroughly impar- •
TT,,l•lin,ahl and ug01
i 1 A. T rl,nrttPa"' (t.). 1 100
tial in its distribution of n\c
es, soon rT.,,te T''n" 1` D Render •-•••i C..•••
broht word that Dr, Montague, a c, 7 ail;er (Con.)..... 773
TT.,.,,'iten r .. r.,.n . (Con.'... 707
tneutl=m of the last Conservative Cabi- TT , tt rail,,, 'Nerthr•(n (Coll 114
et had been en defe ttcd in Iialdimand T
..... 1l
TT•= t!n^c, 1, W,Carscallett (C.)•
roe
H Corby (Cnn.)..... S00
•Tr ^n, P. P. ltaedonald (L.).. •
*Te,.oe. 8......... (4. 1re1wen (In.). , ... 100
27
G. Wepirees (Lib) ... 150
„r. M. Britton (L.)• . 193
TP.ht^,ton.... , ... .00
(fl'btnn, E.,•..,•(1, Simmons tC.1....
T.am',trn, W T 3. Johnson (Lib.).. 500
T.•'•nark. N .B. Rosamond (C.) ....
I•n m r1 . S .........J. IIa ggnrt (C.) ...... 37
Leeds and Gren-
vilin J. R. Treves (Con.).: •
4x9
L eedg. SGen. Tayler ' (C.). •
107
onlyd (L.)•••
T.en'itrx......... A. Lc
L',•'eoln and Nia- 107
n„ra E. A. Lancaster (C.).
London .0. 3. IFyman (L.) .... 146
Middlesex. 1;...... J. Gilmour (0.3...... 778
Middlesex, N,.....Jen. Sh^rritt (C.1.... 421
Middlesex.3...... M..Mefluttan (L.)•.• 500
150
\Tind'rcp
'Muskoka
Fnt:ntl
Niptr,in
Norfolk,
]c
1 metal ,
Nnrtlium
N nrtlttt
Ontario
7.,000 Ontario
Ontnrt
Gttn\\ i
Ottawa
Oxford
Ox'auti3
Peel .
Perth,
Perth.
Peterb
Peterb
PreSee
net,
swan VONSl,ttl°.!.' XT,'a (1,'#113..
(int;)Flo
llroek\ illo.
(;;.r,11. ell. -
Eronte nae,
(ire,,, eolith.
Hamilton..
l ctnultoo.
Hastings. I,.
1.nntblon• East.
Z.te;ls and Grenville,
.Lincoln and 1'iagaru.,
1llicid!esex, North.
Ontario, :� .
Ottawa,
Prince Edward.
Peel.
S•tornuont and Cornwall.
Toronto, ('entre,
Victoria, S.
WaterloO, S,
Wellington, Centre.
New Iiranstriek
Twenty 31etnbers•
('aust(tuensy. Member. ilio,
Annapolis ,F. D. Wade (L.).... 200
Antigamish McIstuaac (L.)
Gape Breton (1)...Alex Jollktson (L.)2S0
Ctlpe Breton (2). •,Dr. Kendall (L.)• 203
('oleltester S. E. Gourley (C.).. 230
Cumberland.H. J. Logan (L.).... 420
20
1)(8113" Copp (L.) • • 327
Guvsboro D. C. Fraser (L.)..., 40
Halifax (1) .11. L. Borden (C.)... 40
Halifax (2)........T. E. Kenny (C.). • •.. 1
Hants •B. Mussel (L )
Inverness
King's
I.uuenburg
PietoO (1)
Pleton (2)
Richmond
Shelburne and I,, 50:,
Queen's.. ...... ..W. S. Fielding ( ).
Yarmouth T. yx. Flint (L.)• •' •. =00
Victoria , W. Boss (L.) .
NEW BBUNS)VIC7i,
Fourteen Members.
'Member. 'Ia;l•
Constituency. W 7. Lewis (L.).... 131
Albeit 315
Carleton F Hales (Con.) • •.. 000
Charlotte.........,(. W. Ganong (0.)• •. 0
Gloucester 't. Turgeon (L.) • . • .. , 00
Kent .0, J. T.ebane (L.)....
King's (4. W. Fowler (C.) .. 108
Northuntberland3. llobinseet (C.).... 400
Restigonche ..J. Reid (L.). ...
St. John City .11on.A.G. 131nir (L.3.1087
St. John City & Co.('o1.J.3. Tacker (L.). 071
Sunbury & Queens.R. D. Wilmot (0.)...
.. 300
WestmorelandEnuner$on (L.) • (a OO
Victoria Cc •stigan (L•) . • ' ... 100
York..... •........Gibson (L) ..... ..
1'$TNOB EDWARD ISLAND.
Five Members.
Constituency. Member. Mai.
7,...
,�hrs )
King's ,.,s
J.
J.
Pring, P.......A. A. Lefargy (0.).. 200
Prinet', W13. D. McLellan (L.)..
Queen's, F 1). Mcl'innon (L.)... SO
Queen's, W ..Sir L. H. Davies (L.) 70e
MANITOBA.
Seven lientbers.
'
m](t. idol:cit., and th t, Mr. NV. Gibson
luta 1 e.n turiie.l down in 1.inco1 and
Niagara. Sir A. P. (*axon's defeat in
111.a8TCino age by Mr. l.egris by 600
sua: orit; , sh, rt' ' paled into cote
parathe in`;i�.,nt,.ctt.nce by the an-
sion/i e:trent Sir (harks t lmrlrsamong
Tui t ethe
r. onthe
-10.11cn were
veteran leader of the Opposition, and
ITon. t -ea. ?:. Foster, the Finance
Mittistc r of the Conservative Adminis-
tration
•. Jb.
1,
)1
tratian of
c, were those
Uth r notable de:tals \
of Mr, N. F. Davin. I_egiiia: Dr. Lln-
tierkir.. South (trey, :air. W. Stubbs in.
Car;l\\c':1. 11r. E. D. :,Martin in 'Win-
nipeg. who fell be'ore Mr. Puttee
(I abor\ to the tune of -1.,130 of a
Majority.
Mr. Henri i3onrassa, the Liberal
Who opposed the sending of the con-
tingents to South Africa, Was elected
an Labelle, (hue., by over
vMinisterr00ma-
iorit:'• Hon. J. I. Tarte, St.
of
1?ublic Works, Was elected in
llfarv'z Division, Montreal, by over
majority.
Dr. McLennan (I,) . 700
...F. 1V. Borden (L.).. 200
Kaulbach (0) •••• ••
E. M. 'McDonald (L.) 23
Sir C. II. Tupper (C.) 1S
Jos. Matheson (L.). • •. •
Kings, N.B.
Nol tt Scotia
Colchester, N. S.
Brine° Bawo •tt Island
East Prince.
2tauttolra..
'Macdonald, :Man.
Selkirk, Mara.
North-West 'territories.
-Assiniboia. E.
sol;': LIBERAL GAINS,
Onttu io.
Bothwell,
Glengarry.
Ila dinland and Monk.
London.
Nor thumterland, 1Y.
l enfrc\v, S.
Victoria, N.
\Cella`C)d.
\\e:11n:;to11, S.
Quebec.
x. 'W 'W. S. Calvert (L.)...
and Parry err
G. McCormick (C.) • • 55
, .No election.
8"""acel.)
N.- J. Charlton (L.)
S.. .Col.. Tisdale .....
..
" " " 150
L. ...
heel d \Y J. 13. McColl ( )
mbe'rl•d t . E. Cochrane (0).•.. 300
, N... McLeod (C.) , .......
\i.linm Ross (L.)... OS
THE ELECTION DT PROVLNCES.
Ontario.
The returns show 53 Conservatives
elected in the banner Province of
Ontario, with 34 straight Liberals,
and 3 Independents (two
o dust ith Liber-
al leanings)
the election Ontario had 40 Conser-
vatives and 52 Liberals, so that the
'Conservatives have an aPParent g
ain
DI 12 seats in this province. There
was no election in Algoma, where G.
_ Bol•ce, Conservative, • and A. B.
I)yment, Liberal, are running; nor in
ipissing, where J. 33.. IClock. is the
'Conservative standard bearer and C.
A.. McCool is the Liberal candidate.,
i„ nebee.
In Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier's Province
only $ Conservatives have been elect-
ed,
lected, hilt 50 Liberals will sit in the
..next house. Immediately prior to
the elections there Were in the house
14 Conservatites and 51 Liberals
front .this Province,a gain of 6 to
the Liberals for the ninth Parlia-
ment.
Wow Brunswick.
Five Conservatives to 0 Liberals
will be the standing of the province
in the next House. In the last there
were 8 Conservatives to 6 Liberals.
Nova Scotia.
Fifteen Liberals will sit opposite to
5 Conservatives from this 'Province in
The nese Parliament. When the last
division was taken there Wtts a, mar
iorityf four for the I.iherals: new
NVill
10.
i'rinee Edward Island.
'Phis little Province sends one Con••
$ervative and 4 Liberals to the next
Parliament. In the last 3!o tse
there
' is
were 2 Conservatives antl
Manitoba.
In this PravinCe on:': Liberal, Icon.
Clifford ;Tifton is elected. 'There are
besides .4 Conservatives, and It. L.
Bichurcison (Ind. Iib.) and Puttee
(Labor). In the last Parliament there
were ('i Liberals and a Conservatives.
Norttk-'%'Vest Territories.
aloe C send four members - three
Liberals and one Conservative.- but
one of the I.ibcrais is 11 Ir. Frani:
()livt:r, Alberta, who is also rated as
independent. This is the :;ante- as in
the last 1'arlianient.
I)tivirt Is Defeated.
In the Northwest Territories, Nicholas
'Welter
r1Scott.in 'as wh1')tyearset tat at the ai:o was thhands
oilike
1Yttlte
boy in The 11ef;ina Lender, when NSe•htoias
10101i1 nihilfta3api speaking
enuratlna+ theeditorials.
valuable win
m(dt'vd;.l.lfetl11srlernti
1enlbw.
Dr. Douglas.
t idee.9ve
tor was T,wilt show l two i e.v fares In the
T<•rri , t f
It.1is , I kn s:ml St •lit-- ttinl the 'Houle
t.,. „_.;nnt'21as nod Da1•i11. The party'
ten.
yl:r , . .• .. ,. tire• t'\
1 • .,', d ttimt,tilla.
'rtty ;rat o has sleeted 2
I • t... r. ,.tit ti=t. 1 T SI.eral at.d 1. Inde.-
: rhe.1 ions to Croute Oil
;n ll:;rrard and Yale and C'(tr'ibo0.. Ixt.
, 3..... ... .\ •' S00
n. \F... •....I. J. Gould (L.) 7.00
• ....... Beicnurt (L.) 300
t. ......... ..Thomas 73irkett (C.)
, N Jas. Sutherland (L)...2000
2000
. S..,:...... Sir B. Cnrtwrtght(L)..67
.R. Blain (C.) . ...... 'j0
N ..A. F. McLnxen (0.)..
5..........D. K. Erb (L.) 0
oro, E 3 Lang (L.) ..... 55000
oro, \V..•...James Ketdry (C.). 354'
tt........,.1. Proulx (I.). ..... ..
e Edward....G. 0. Alcorn (C.) ... 73
ew.,N T hackie (L.) 107
ew, S A A. Wright (L.)' 300
r11....... • • .,.1Y. C. Edwards (L.)500
e, I:..... .... W I1. Bennett (0.)35
.', T ....... . .L. McCarthy (I.) 40
e, S... ... . .. 11. Lennox (C.)
to, C.. .... ..W. R. BrOCk (C.) .... 21r,
oto, -FL.- ...A. E. Kemp, (C.)....1230
nte, W ......E. F. Clarke (C.) . • .294(1
nto, W........E. B. Osler (C.) 1073
Hughes C. 21
ria, ,1....:... S. Hug ( ) • • .. 200
aria, 3........A. Vrootnan (C.) nc 0
erloo, N.......J. E. Seagram (C.) ( )
erloo, 5.......G. A. Clare (0.)..... 304
land..... • • • W 11. German (L.) ••
lington, C'......1. McGowan (C.) .... 106.
IingtOn, N.....G. Tolton (C.) :... 40
Wigton, S. • . • •.H. Guthrie (L.) 31
itw0rth and N. 260
rant ....... . W. Paterson (L.) 250
nt,vortlt 8.....D. D. Smith (C) • • .
T92
or
E W P. :Maclean (C.),. 325
Tor
v. ..r......3. Certs (C.) ..... 400
erk, W.......... , C. Wallace (C.).. 000
(IITr,133C.
T3eauharnois.
Montreal --St. Ann's.
Pontiac.
i-.tanstead.
Three Rivers.
'rerrebonna.
New Brunswick..
Gloucester, N. D.
1Cent,.N• :13, N. B.
llcstigouche,
\\'este arched.
York, N. 13. •
Nova Scotia. ,
Annapolis, X. a•
Cape Breton.
Richmond, N. S.
Constituency. Member. _ - Mai.
Brandon - Hon. C. Satan (10- 150
100
Llsgar .Richardson (In.) ..
',Macdonald X. Boyd (0.) • • •. • •
•
Marquette.. Dr. Roche (C.)'...... ...
Provencher .Lanivie•e (C.)
J. II. Bastion (C.).... ...
133
Selkirk illii'
Winnipeg .......Puttee (Labor)
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THE LAST PARLIAMENT.
• Conserv tive � 'Me ssrs,members
Beattie, Bn ell gives:
ton), Bell (Addington), Betmett, Bergeron,
Blanchard, Borden (Halifax), Broder, Car-
gill, Caroti, CnrsCallen, Casgrai11, 1 Chauvin,
Clancy, Clarke, Coc)trttnc, Corby, Craig,
Da-
vin,. Dugas, Earle, Ferguson, Foster, Gan-
ong, Gillies, Gilmour, Guillet, Hae4• rt,
Hughes, .. Q IIx ,
HOtl 11x., g
Hale, Henderson, e
grain, Kanlbach, Keudr3', Klock, Klo^pfer.
LaRtviere, Macdonald (King's, P 1 L), Mc-
Intosh, 11acLaren, Maclean, McAlister, Mc-
Cleary, McCermtelc, McDougall Heiner-
• Bey, -McLennan (Glengarry), :McNeill, Mar-
cotte, Martin, :1Mt1)s (Annapolis), 'd•ink'
Montague, Moore, florin, Osier, Pope, l'ou-
pore, Powell, Prior, Quinn, Reid, Robert-
son, Robinson (Northumberland, 1.B.),
Roche, Roddick, Rosamond, Seagram,
Sproule, Tt.ytor, Tisdale, Sir .Charles Tup-
per. Slr Hibbert Tapper, Tyr vhitt,. 1ViU.
lace, 1\ LsCa-7i.
Llbeials-Angers, - Areliatnbatkit, •) Bain,
Bef-
Bazinet. Keith, L'eleourt, Bell (Prince
Bier, Bertram, Bethune, Blair, 3o:den
(King's), Bostock, Bourassa, DOurbonn:ds,
Britton, Brodeur, .Brown, Brttnean, Bur-
nett, Calvert, Campbell, Carroll, ' Cart-
wright, Case) Champagne, ('hariton; Chris-
tie, Copp, Coatigan, Cowan, Davies, DAVIS,
Dechene, Demers; Desmarais, Dobell, Dom -
vine, Dougl,z Dupre, hymen:, Gould, Ed-
-wards, Ellis, Erb, lathier, Featherston,
Fielding, Fisher, Fitzpatrick, Flint, For-
tin, Fortier, Fraser (Guy'sboro), ..'riser
(Lambton), Frost, Gauthier, Gauvreau,
Geoffrlon, Gibson, Godli011t, Grate,
Gra-
ham, Haley Harwood,
Hurley, Hutchison, Johnston (Lewiston),
Sir Henri ably, Lauderkiu, Lang, Laurier,
Lavergne, Ledue, ',earls; Lemieux, Levis,
Livingston, Logan, Mcisaac, Macdonald
(Huron), Ma000110ll (Selkirk), Mackie, Mc-
Pherson, McClure, McGregor; 'McCarthy,
bMcGtigati, :McHugh, McInnes, McLellan;Sic•
11111an, McMullen, Motion, Motorail, Mar-
ch, Mernnucau, Maxwell, Meigs, lilgntu lt,
Monet, Morrison, Mulock, Oliver, Parma -
lee, Paterson, I'enuy, l'ettet, Prefovtelne,
Proulx,. puttee, Matz, Iticltardson,'-Rogers,
110ss, Russell, 'Rutherford, S.tvard, Searcy;
Semple, l;ifton, Suetsinger, Somervi'le,
Bteusol, Stubbs, Sutherland, 'Talbot, Tarte,
Tolutle, 'Tucker, Turcot, Comstock, Wood -
136.
JUST EE13'OIt1 THE ELECTION.
Ou the clay of. the election the different
provinces were thus represented:
I.lbs.
- 40 Cil
Prier
Renfr
tenfr
Russ
Simco
Sinmo
3in100
Toren
Toro
Toro
Toro
Victo
Viet
1Vat
War
Wel
Vel
Wel
Wel
We
B
We
3:o
Y
Four Members.
Constituency. Member. Isla
Alberta •
P. Oliver (L.) """' 22
Assintboln E.... Lake (Con,) ... ••
Asslniboia W: Scott (L.)
Saskatchew anDavis (Lib.) . •
DILITISH.. COLUMBIA.
•
Six 'Members.
Cinstituency, ;Member.
Burrard .No election
New Westminster.A. Morrison (Lib.)... 100 .
Vancouver ... w Ralph Smith (I.)..... 300
Victoria (1).... T Earle (C.) 182:
Victoria (2) . L. G. Prior (C.) 93
Yale and Cariboo........ ..No election.
..107
IKOW THE CITIES HAVE GONE.
1801. 1800. 1000.
Con, 1,13. Con.iLib. Con. 1.13. In.
Toronto . .' 2 •'
Balaton.... .1
London . 1 . 1 .1
Kingston • .. 1. ' 1 1 3.
Ottawa .
Montreal .. 3 3 1 4
Quebec ' 3 3 1
Halifax
St. John 1 1 1 . 2
Winnipeg . 1 . 1
Victoria. B.C. 2 2 2 -
Sixty. File Members. Mai.'Member.Constituency
r8entenii ...... I>r, Cttrlstte (L) ,.223
Bit
got . • I. E. 11nre11� (L) 1«00
educe •, a. •. J, Godbottt (L.)
L .
( )
sauharnois.. .(1. 1I. Loyd
t•lleeliasse.. n Il. Talbot (r•) • •• 400
erthlJ i:.Arcbeinbault (L) 2;,0
onaventure ..C. 'larch (L) ..•..• 157
roo entero• • ..Iion 8.A. Fisher (L) • ••
I3rome
ltnmbly tC Vetch s 'Victor GeofYrlon (%) 500
hnntpinTtt..w.•,•••1 A. Rousseau (L).i 272
Charles Antlers (L). 18!)
hireable . 430
Chateamgaay •.,.J. P. Brown (L) ••
Chic0utimt•Sa1g'Y•..Joseph Gerard (C)...... •
Compton...... ,...,11.13. Pone (C) .. • • 3500
l)orehester,.••..•••7•. B. Morin (0).•._..•'
Ddummend and At,
thabaska..... ...L. Lavergne �o...itto0n)
1033 1(12 • • 3' • A. C. Madore (L.). ..
Runtingd W B. llaclaren (L.)....
7:Iuntiugdon . • ••
3ao(tueo Cartier .L+. D. Monk (C.). • • •• 40
Joliette...... ..•C. I3aSiriet (L.)..... 80
Kamouraska .. .Ii. G. Carroll. •) . r 1 '0
Labelle....w.......Ii. Eourassa ( )•
Lapreirle and 1'a•
plervilie D. 'Monet (L)••.. •• 118
L' Assontptlon ('• Laurier (L.).., ...
yyT. Portia' (L.) ,i,»». *ow
Laval+.'oak» •i. i. _
S. 1leliers (L•) 400
Legis•.•..ai..r..• 80
Deehene (L.).r
Lothiniere..,...,,.E. 1'orttet' (L.,7000
IVtaieonnemve It. rrefontainep (L.). 2.81
Mask1n0nge 3. It. testis (ti.)... 1100
3f.lgantie...i0tergeTarcot (i..)•. ••.
btlsl3tsgnci.....,1). B. ,tets>7 (14.... 600
114onteahm.......,.1•`• 0. lingua (L.)•••• 130
I+do(ttmasnl'. r.,,,I': G. 'Martineau. (L.) y5
1tontmorenet......T. C. Cnsgrain ((3.)...20
Idoiitt'attl ;'fit»
Gaiter,. x01
e -n±.... �1w iL.'rax l w. 6E
•
•
Total. ... .18 3 10
Toronto Goes Conservative.
Toronto, Nov. G• --The Conserva-
tives carried every seat in this city,
thus leaking a, gain of Centre Tau
ronto. The returns are:
WEST TORONTO.
E. F. Clarke, Conservative ... 7,075.
E. B. Osler, Conservative ...... 6,403
Win. Burns, Liberal .... .... 4,717
,T, D. Allan, Liberal .. .... 4,542
Tlues. Stevenson, tabor ...... 1,657
14 12 11 1•
26 dozen Lawn Handkerchiefs, drawn
corner, regular price 700, now 5c each.
25o yards of Plaid Dress Goods at 5c a yard.
Terms Spot Cash. Goods delivered promptly.
work in .each
JOHN
Macdonald Block,
WingEam.
WINGHAM
Ma; PUMP VYi
C'larke's majority over Burns 2,354
Osler's majority over Allan..,. 1,776
COAST TORONTO 4,070
tine
Conner\a
A, B. Kemp,
(leo. Anderson, Liberal 2,360
➢ic1arren, Independent .... .... .
'Kemtp's Mai ority ••• 1,•�if)
13 rRIO ,TORONTO. `.37
n] n
W. It. Brock, Conservative .. 2, 2,6622
Johett, Liberal .... -.... ....
Dr. Hargrave, Labor 179
Br'oci:'s n1tfjority ....
215
Ambitions elty Eileeted Gonservattvbs.
iTatnTlton, Nov. :.- flalntilton yes-
terday returned to the Conservative
fold, front Which: it strayed in1
6.
rker and Bruce were elected
over
Wood and 'T'eetzel, and the ('onservn'
tires last night had a highly hiInri-
ot's time.
'file 'Vote UT rt'nrd5.
The vot0 by Barker. ]3tiice. Ts as eel llw Weod
1..... 441 430 472 i68
Ontario
Quebec
74Ova SCotia
.New irunswiek
British Columbia
Manitobir
Northwest ,....••• .......... 1 3
14 31
8 12
8 4
Uhtnlb (t
2 3
TNENEW ``NAY
PA
r ALLS�'
utVrigItiLL
MY!W A
Coni
Or THAT
MILLIS
•
Having re -purchased our old stand,
we are now prepared to supply the pub-
lic with Wood find Iron Force and La t I
Pumps, Brass and Iron Cylinders, Gal-
vanized
vanized Iron Tubing, Cisterns, 'Water
Troughs, Sinks, Baths, Pipeg Fitting,
Well, Digging
nection with water supplies.
Galvanized Steel Windmitlgfor power
and pumping water.
, We can do our work cheaper than
others in the business as we have the
steam polder.
Repairing promptly aatttennd ldiecl to. All
also do well digging guaranteed.
ng.work is thoroughly gra
Give us a call,
D. SHOWERS & SON.
G�*
Suits
i7 130
This gave the Government a majority of
50•
, summary.
Iilnt r
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bt:s
y
910
G37
'1
Toronto, 1 oV. 8. --The Globe sum -
Unitizes the returns, thus ::
. Lib. Con. 'Ind.
Ontario .... .... .. 37 i)1 2
1 . • . .. 620 4 Oita too
2 1
4 • . • r ...., . 397 isS 121) 603
6903
0 '700
6 ...... . . • . 030 )24 047 023
10'311 1
O ..., 740 733
7 ......,. .... 1031 1003
'rain's .. ,..5476 3470 4830 4101
Ibis sj )Cats fa646 andt 0 over Terettel.and
Weed. ity o
At the Conservative headquarters
there was jubilation of the warmest
Bort and the sticetssful candidate*
Were glvcfl 'a, `Erenion(loua ovation.
Nova ,Cotia •, , 16 4
New Brunswick •,•• ,... 10 4 •..'
I?. I:, Island ,. • 2 n •';;
llianitatia
40.4
qT W fir .,..(, 13 1 ....
i3ritish Columbia ....•• •2 2
A 't'ailor's
Tall
Totals •,,, •,,, ,,,. ....131 73 4
Liberal inajority ever all 5.1
Liberal majority offer Conser a
tives
8
Flections to be held in ilurrard and
iitale, Cariboo, British Columbia; Nip -
'lasing acid Algoma, Ontario, and
I[#aspo, Quebe4.
Total ill Douse, 213.
•
A Significant Ostler.
Gibraltar, Nov. 7.• --An order•in•Coun_e
iI
empowering the Governor to expel any
person from Gibraltar he Judges undesir-
able,_ has been pronnuignted. British and
other residents not employed in Iter baa.
esty's service aro requested to register at
tho pollee offices end must take out ;'rr-
liiMteitiofaltbb deb* 'ilii orc•e,
'Condon, Nov.. "f.•.The Mdrehlotilss of An.
k)eseil hag ben granted a divorce from her
li sshand, Wise is hand of the Pifget tatr(it},
'pa cult ll+rr lM'it4 11c Omura.
Pants and
Overcoats
of the very latest material
and cut can be .had at
Robt. Maxwell's at lowest
possible prices.
Fancy Worsted. Suit-
ings are taking the lead
this season.
See our new goods.
Robt. Maxwell
would be useless unless
the fit, style and quality
were apparent to back up
every statement. We
don't talk volumes, but
our suits talk for us, and
our prices will suit you.
Leave your order for
that new
t'AILn SUIT of
OVERCOAT
High Art Tailor, Win ham.
Photo raphs'
Photos of every description
made at M. E. Zurbrigg s in
the downfloor gallery. Our
photos, nothing but ''the best
for all. Try us a'nd you will
see, as the photos speak for'
themselves.
M. E. ZURBRIG(x'S.
Down floor gallery,
op. Presb• Chllxch.
Er LAKE
Irei
Stanext Griffin's Grocery,
GID AND JELL
MILL.
Take notice that the W1ngllama ciao
and felly Mill has commenced operations
(UR( \vil1 run
EVERY
Y'
for the neat two weeks,
'llfttNG A osa 'It'C1.7.R= . PX.inS'
and have thein Made into Scot Syr (1
or Ally Vithout extra exp0llte.
DAVID E. HASTINGS.
S..
40e,,
specif
us an
that
10c
a