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4 TEM HUROI4 SIGNAL. FRIDAY APRIL 4, 1884.
THE HURON SIGNAL
Is potashes' every !War hove/et, br Mt'
Urtd.scVDoeYsotl.. std (tl s . Pieeti St
OODJRICH. ONTARIO.
Asidi MdismsgashM es an pectoral the .*mease
lag etraratid b7 the earnest sails sad trams.
Sy wase•! a4gsletw U boo • Weer c e•
U liar day other mossier ra tans
the oosatty. il ls onset the scissor, pa st
wed mos rellaW JIsr Raa • essentials
and bolsi as It deed, o t e sea,
and bels.g {a addition w the o, • art -.,h..
1famt1y sad •reside p..r-K to therefore •
Meet detre•ie ad ia'e(Mso we/lies.
'taauss aloe Is advisees postage prepaid
Ire Mb►ere ; p.75, it paid before Na msaths
if met so paid. Th1 rale will be seemly
Karo. or AmvsaTmtirs.-slneoob itls►tpsoveata
f or gseai to oidia. Yeartyfi. s 1 le+rlyfo1
tied aeartaeiy oostrecta et roamed raise.
Jas TIIMITIM16.-- We here alma
tog the moat complete coZo'lobbiesat
1lr turning out wort intova
to do business In that nue at prices that cSatles
bsbo edmn. and fof a e ty that canard be
srpe
11D111 rim FOR 1117RDSR
For Sura* years poet elks" WIre hems
mr& to beteg the meaty commit et He-
ron to • kuualedie of its duty Co the
seerty in the matter of • house of retells
ler the aged and incapable ipostobut glue
far without area.
Sesame after session of the council has
been held, and •Itbcugh the googlies has
come up is on. &Wipe or another, no
maxim has best taken.
At every &su.ms evert the grand jurors
duly examine the gad, continent upon
the inmates, and reoummead 1* Miert
presentment that • poorhouse, a beamm
ut refuge, ur an industrial farm b. built.
Yet no action has been taken.
Hie lordship on the bench at each
ouurt of assize gives 110 uncertain sound
as to the necessity for emoting • house of
refuge, so that the honest aged or help
less pauper may not be toro.d to mingle
with the criminal class its his declining
years. But thus fur even the judge's
opinion hos been Of nu avail.
It is time something we done to beteg
the county eosleellem to • mime of their
duty to the comity. And that some-
thing should be of such a eaten
that it would COON them to stop and
think before agsiu letting a session pass
without taking definite aeliou.
INDICT THEM FOR MURDER.
We snake this suegs.tion because the
facts of the tae bear us est, and many
men have been indicted for murder who
were less guilty in the taking off oithetr
fellowmen than are the county council of
Huron because of their inactivity in the
.natter of providing suitable accommoda-
tion fur the aged and infirm. This state-
ment will astonish many of our readers,
but it is the truth and nothing but the
truth -the naked ttutb. •
What are the facts of the case 1 We
bate a county gaol in Boderich, which is
suppose) to be for the safe -keeping of
criminals Fur years last, the aged and
helpless paupers of the county have been
sent to root in the gaol, when the munici-
palities to which they belonged got tired
of supporting Nein. The gaol is not
titled up fur se- .mm,tilating aged and
invalid persons, and, as a consequence,
although everything possible has been
done by the (Ma offyoials to aid and assist
the unfortunates c .mmitte. to their
keeping, the death rate has been meet
alarming amongst the helpless inmatet,
LI•A__the -Mowatyt}t ament been especially during the past three Renamed
ldsat.d by the..tachistrtiior' .1 Wilki•- Siuce New Years five pauper inmates
son. Bunting i Co., the Mail would of the gaol have died, and although
at ..nee hare p....ted to the fact that every pomade care was given by the
there had teen a rwrsla,on of feeling , fP„1 officials, yet we freely state that
against Muerte, iso l would serer have I we believe het these unfortunates re-
m.ntiaued that the change was aueed i sive 1 the attention which they could
by t ib inAnt pulatI•.n ..f Cie bribery i lute obtained in en infirmary ur house
brigade. of refuge. their days would have heen
- FRIDAY, APRIL 4Tn, 1884.
rills .wIl hie Atf81111N.
TK! MAltIPI! !Zog• I FI I►F .k N1) BLOOD.
Owing" to the draw p. 4t4 W of the sena„
*mart during the first two days of the sespeeesea-
seism, we have eimeleded to b.M ourgoer
TW
he malnatiou for oertlti,adM
report of the taws already tried ova k
uetil next week, whets the motile pro
endings will be published. The mode
important oases ars yet to be tried as we
go to press.
.t tar Test IWO grit the MveRtli•wt
Tug clerk of Stepber township coun-
cil and the editor of the Exeter Tinea
are engaged in the a.ngeni•l u:,cupetion
of each proving what • nonentity the
other is. Its • neck and neck contest.
"McKim is • b -s -a -ad man, and al-
ways wad," is the charge of the defend-
ers of the bribery deal. Then why did
a virtuous Dominion Geverument agent
offer that "b -a -a -s -d" man the registrar-
ship of Edmonton 1
marten and mates .s. the lulead !• M,
wen beta at the town hall on Fridley last
ethe government Ipeeters Oaplatns
raser sand Mehwalu. Tow foliewtot
obfaiued uertlboates .
Hose is • geed point from the Loa-
don Alehereiser - "Apply Beetisg s
argument to bitagen. tie says he was
first approached by Rear' ate hors
who wished his to bribe them. He
lies, of course, bet lei that fro. Why -
did be listen to the proposals? Why
did he net grow 154111 ant and or ler the
people from his premise. Instead ut
making future appointments 1 Bun-
ting's virtuous tndignatien act .e s little
overdoes
Wluurts pretty nearly guessed about
the end of March. it is possible he has
heard that when March Domes in Tike' a
lamb it goes out tike a lion. If the end
of the month was like a lamb, it was
mighty cold mutton indeed.
Ova le.burn correspondent informs
us that a readout of that Meehan saw
three snakes some eleven days ago, and
killed them. Down in Clinton they have
sone men who bore been seeing snakes
all along since Now Years. But the
probabilities are that the snakes will
kill the Clinton met►.
WeAT hall become of that time-honor-
ed stereotype. "Mowat must go," that
the Mui/ used t.. throw into its columns
when the chief scribe of that journal
failed to dole out the requisite artr'ont
of editorial pabulum t.. the faithful ! Has
the failure of the "brawling brood" caus-
ed it Io be shelved 1
rwar•a*.
Murdoch Mali e►ald,
Jaw Johnston,
Finlay McPherson,
W. f3. McKay,
Jaw O. Parsons,
A. ) L MoG r.y K.
John McKay.
Harry Marlton,
Wm. Craig,
Wm. Mclean,
John McPhers.•u,
J. W. Omen,
John McSwain,
Wm. McKenzie,
Norman McDonald,
Jahn McArthur,
Andrew Bogie,
Wm. Robinson,
John McDonald,
Francis Traunch,
Alfred Chambers,
John Thorburn,
Jas ie,
Thos N. D*ncey.
Jas. Hatter,
Thos. Petrie,
Joseph Noble,
ANOTasa newspaper libal suit has
fizzled ouL Some time last summer the
Blyth Review opened out upon • veter-
inary surgeon named Upobel, who was
alleged to be "bossing" • disorderly
house in that village. The editor of the
Reeictc, J. T. Mitchell, was this week in
town to face the music, but vs the per-
son alleged to have been criminally
libelled had "skipped" the country, the
os.e was tbruwn out by the grand jury.
Is the last issue of the Clinton Nem
En it is stated that an attack upon the
heatkeus of that town is shortly to be
made by a detachment of "The Lord's
Army," under command of Capt. Robin -
HATS*.
Norman McIver,
Murdoch Buchanan,
John McNeil,
Wm. Baiter,
Angus McKay,
John S. Martin,
Jas. Sutherland,
One of the candidates from an outside
Cincinnati the Scene of f+ Terri-
ble Riot.
The awful teaaat eras i5.gs t.r Verdict.
The reepM limas ria'
Cittciiatti, Ohio, March 31. -- The
killing of William H. Kirk by William
limiter about two months & u, was out
of the clearest cases o mmurderThe fticuit'd
premeditated
was killed in his cosi stable by • blow
from a hammer in the hands of Berner,
fettled, and the body thrown int,• a
waggon nod trumped ino. tee river,
where it was found Mouse days later.
Berner was assisted in his thabolicel
deed by Joe Palmer. llu March the
2411., the two were put on trial, aitd
pleaded guilty. The jury t,o.14111 io e
reined "1 maltslsudbtsC.Jadd the ju 1.w
sentuntaat thew to 20 gain in teeth. ret -
a,y. The teract &nodded public i .diz
noun, and ssvmrel of the jurturs 111
leaning the court-huwe lied u•t t'•
escapes, the mob f,.11uwiug thele •••
threatening their lives. All of them
were dismissed (Hent their euiploynest t ,
while several enught by the ",h wale
ruttah'y handled. The esettenutut avn
ae1uont on the iuiguiwua verdict cutlet
nated on Saturday. Crowds choke 1 up
tn. streets leading to the court house,
where Berner was confined preparatory
to his conveya'ION to the best. mutton
Bary. The police were out its force, Out
1 they could uuly reason with the mob,
they could not scan it. Inside the
l prison everyone was at work barricading
the entrances and preparing for a des-
perate siege. Four huge iron beans
braced the front entrance. The First
Regiment of Infantry, Obit. National
Guard, and the Second Battery of Light
Artillery were ordered tis, report for duty
at 7.30 p. to The Fourth Regimeut
from Dayton and the 14th Regiment.
The Queens Bench division of the 1 stationed at Columbus, were telegraph
ati a early done. 1 any two items above High Chun of justice opened at Gude- .d for. The tattling gun was placed itt
given may out have connection, hitt rich on Tuesday last. But it only open I the jail at the east side, and an attack
it sews strange that the evlitor would I ed. and didn't d.. much business.there w,.uld have met
want to "ship nut" just when the army It seems the ggentlemnei: of the grand A rtaKtsLE et. es-rsos.
wd petit juries were truly notified to At 8 (o'clock the crowd reached glgan-
esu coming. !present an appearance in the court room, tic prop".tri. ns. Many had dynamite
I;oderich, at the hour cot twelve o'cl..ei•. 4,rpe'i'ce with thorn, ready to make a
socio on Tresday, and u a altar. nemce breach its the jail wall. The moat.. 111
(bderieh.
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Luck:ow.
Gndericb.
Kincardine.
1 ioderich.
Kincardine.
liodericb.
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Goderich.
m LAA 1.5151.
(fact ellsT1. Sante 31 -The rioters
..,.de their teal salty • tea " shmosw .he r
They b d e1 th .t temp he stow
,,.,,err ysisanwl its s.r5ber., silts, while •
. hrrateuisig, am. 1... aggressive,
u,J bavin.g stale steer 40 leoeskatts Ings
Tor for • armory, they fired ..n the mili-
tia st Court and Wehtet streets. Several
rialtos were find bl the neil.tia, whish
were replied to with noes,. spirits by the
meets. et last • volley from the tieN-
int gun laid loot ton of their a.gsber,
and roti»h- et.dvd their eethwiaa's. A
few 'anemia shirts were fired after that
hour, but from thea till ,w,ruitag ou ai.st-
rwrice (laic% reigned. At tee military
beadqu+rtes it is heli.red there will lo..
n" rylewwl.1 htsfilihes by !we mob s.•1 1
that the rut u wbosuttwlly at ars era 1
so Mata T•llul5 WA.ls.L
C•n.reuta, t►., Mar,h 31. -- Ad.iore
fr.uu Cincinnati are such that at u.wat
the (lurern.w,.rdered the troupe eft r tut.
4o rotas. The Fourth and torts mt h
R 'indents hers been relieved, and the
rat of the tr•ege held to Citioivasti till
f other erten.
.tuns !FATALITY
This eret"ug a number .if e41(I•Ielee e
Columbus were s• ep aerating a Wean
w.tll, when a gun le•utiyi agates( elle
wall fell and discharged. The bay.*
er voided Stockwell ; a piece ••f the w
knocked off by the ball wou.ei.d 1). K.
%.misted, and the ball itself etruuk J.
U. Gats in the eye, lodging in hid b siu.
At 9 p to he was in a dying condition
THE SATs OO](TattTd.
The safe in the Treasurer's Aim in
the burned courthouse wee opened this
morning, and $1,000,000 of cures:icy,
Febnury taxes, was found all right and
unharmed. The vault and contents were
Dearly destroyed. Some $12,000 in cur-
rency belowing to Frank Noble, a deck,
was in a charred condition, but with the
dem.minstions distinguishable.
son, of Toronto tI the same copy of int failed in the test for c••mpetouey,
that journal we observe that • change in but all the (loderich men came through
the proprietorship of the Neta Era is I in goad order.
contemplated. The veteran journalist, thew They were "•pets Wooled."
Mr. E. Holmes, intends to leave Clinton --
LIST OF LICENSES.
did cot arrive in town until the Ii a.m. I the jail find a few shots ia the air, caug-
v'Ig "'ae r7 ing a momentary stomped*, but the mob
Grantee is tie s ewa it of Kerns rIl •y the train.
His. lordship, however,with that ager- at,.eclily ,•etlirned, tierces than ecer.
' r at the windows
which he u proverbial, took time by the and • desperate fight commenced. At
THt London Fry. Press wants to know Pru singed•
why the electors of Lacnbton have out
But, perhaps, the fact that the aged
benguetted Peter Graham,M.pp. well laud infirm poor die off rapidly in gaol is
the reason is not to to eek. Mr. one of the reasons why the erection of a
mon suitable place of abode for them is
Graham has not yet given his testimony not approved of by the majority of our
against the eonspirst.ws. Alter he has
county councillors. These gentlemen
done so, hu corstitltents will be ab4 to seem M believe that the criminal ward,
show him in a fitting manner that they
approved of the course he pursued to -
diet
prison ben, the felon's ell and gaol
the "brawling brood of bribers." diet is (locos enough for any pony weak-
wardling,stricken by the hand of Providence,
or by age and infirmity.
The unfortunate is brought before a
in the two great Provinces of the Do- justice of the levee when the municipai-
minon, if we are to believe Le Elect.wr, a
French Canadian newspaper of Mon-
treal, which says :-"Toronto resembles
Quebec in the fact that men are to be
found there who make it a business to
be public corruptors, but whilst here the
corruptors splash pedestrians with the
mud of their carriage wheels, there they
are put in prison ; there is the contrast.
Then the members tempted hy corrup-
lors 4.... not fear publicly to denounce
the tempter, even before the latter has
attained his ends ; here the member
pockets the price of his corruption and „,fir their eco.►omy during the past
keeps silent, so that the corruptor may year. by pointing to the fact that a great
enjoy his misdeals in p..ee. I saving has tern effected to the muni -
Tax Toronto Trlr.trare voices the pre- muni-
cipality in the item of charity. They
lay the flittering unction to their cauls
that thej have accomplished a gond thing,
and thank high heaven that old Grimes
is dead, and they r will son h.in
Ille,re.
trimmed 1. nee. " eft rota" welltlwaele
This state of things should nut be Ai- tis` se's'
lowed W continue. The councillors who
rause old Grimes to be sent to the viol,
w th.t he may not die in the municipal-
ity and he buried at the township ex -
u1 nn n i a , ,. - I poem, are ulorslly, it not legally, reaps
many m•orltl►s c.i • .• A 1.gat.M a►n M sable for hastening old Grime& departure
ratchet in the c ..: in f art it may take 4, the "far beyond." They should be
a year. Hut whether tel • Woo roe Ions hell answerable.
orabort it wuul.l tr• •uuiifestly odor to if pepper accommodation is hot smile -
Issas lieeness to w,. i• int• enlace these! bre for the unfortunate and aged poor,
licenses etre witMut a cloud." then it is high time the comity provided
such AC:. ,411• ,..'•I*'1 et if the o.•untye
ail "oil "• take , olunta►ry action in the Kulger.'w, M. PP., bad a tong and ai►-
Tessa u a difference between the
condition of the corruptors of legislatures
('meanetw.arrv: wailer ..r an...
art. I nem for the dispatch of business f •Revolver shots poured In
The license commissioners and inert- forelock, by coming to Gudencb on the !'10 o'clock an entrance was forced into
tors under the McCarthy Act met in the 10 p.m. train on Monday night and co
court room, God' rich, un Monday lett . was called for 10 a.m. on Tuesday.
for the purpose of granting Licenses dun , At the hour appointed the judge, m-
ing the en.uu.y yvwr. The following •p- cored by the sheriff, cane into the court
plications were granted : roam by the private *stemma, and took
Gonsu.•s -Hotels-=?M. Baily, John his seat on the bench ; the crier read tie
ttruhnun, Win. Cox, Tho.. Whitely, customary proclamation for opening the
Hy. Ticbb.'unie. Wiii. Cratg,«m. Bahl),
J.;hn A. Doyle. Shops -Hy. Cooke,
Gee. (:rant, Wu'. L Horton.
Cu Tow--Hotels-Mrs.tarah Morley,
Mia. E. McLaren, Chas. Spooner, J.
Mare, M. Kellr, toric Ratteubury.
Shops-- Nickels' jiotson.
StamRTR-Hotels-James Weir, J. tames of the grand jurnn, s.. that they
W. Carroll, Wm. Hawkshaw, Dennie might choose their foreman. he sworn,
Bros. Shops- LewisThurne, Mr*. John and settle down to work. Name after
Killo»n. name was called, but there was no no-
WuiuHsp
AM-Hotel--A'fred Roe. ah.'ps one. Eiideut'y the grand jury had
-W. Mullin, It McCurdy failed to connect.
Btt'tares-Hotels-R W. Tuck, ThosHall. Fred Frey, Koenig A Comb.).
BLrru-Hotels-R. Potluck, Jonathan
Emigh, R. Milne. Shop --J. A. Mac-
donald.
AsHrISLD-Hotel-John Pollock.
Eisen -Hotels -John Hawkshaw,
Mar E. Oke.
W sozernt--J. W. Hunter.
Astr:st.D-Alex. Young.Cot.sours-J. A. McDnnagh, Wm
Lashani.
Gaze -Chas Lutea, hams Gill.
Goocatcs Tr. -Arthur Knox.
HOWICI-Iaw►ses & Wiggins, Arch.
McIntosh, Lachlan Camp ll, M. S.
Beechen..
HI•LLSTT -Jos. P. Fischer, John
Bell.
HAT -Richard Reynolds, James Cox -
worth. --
Mt•KiLLcr-Catherine Knox.
ra
Ttcsssart- R. J. Turner, Wm.
Dixon, Chas. Atezel, Wm. Kyle.
Mosats - John Scandrett, Charles
Sage.
8TANLL\"Wrn ('ok.
l'nsosezR. 1 t. Th'.msoa..1obn Lan -
kin.
E. LL' A W Axcw$H - John Wiley.
h', WAweenas---John Laugheed.
The aommiei,men adjourned the
meeting of the hoard until the29th inst.,
when the work of licensing will be again
taken up and completer.
ty grows tired of keeping him ; he is
committed to gaol as a criminal because
he is old and feeble ; and he languishes
in the c inpany of criminals, and finally
dies ; a formal inquest is held and the
verdict is returned, "Died in gaol ;" a
pine box of the roughest kind is procur•
ed, and the corpse, without a mourner, is
driven to the "potter's field, ' the rumb-
ling wheels seeming to echo,
list tle his hours over the stones.
He's only a pauper whom nobody owns.
And on nomination day the members
of ;he council come forward and gloated
trailing sentiment of the country, when it
•
says : -It is felt on all hands that to at-
tempt to enforce the McCarthy Act,
while the Crooks Act is in operation,
would be to crests so end of confusion.
No person who Wok ••ata license under
the McCarthy Art while it. a,natituiion-
ality esu in doubt .r .u1.1 tate any assur-
ance or ivanntee tie it he was not engag•
ed 1 wf rl' emit.__ It will take
the couri house, and the bedtime( tired.
The fire alarm was souuded, but the
firemen were not &Lowed to work, and
the building burned. At 10:30 it was
estimated that 30.000 people were with -
'Wound the jail, howling ler Barn-
er. Six were shot so far as known.
comm ; the lawyer, ding tribute W hu ed and sober bels of petr ream were poured into
l,a•liing peel thein standing the vaults of the court house and expled-
lorlehip, and then all present settled The militia in the jail kept tiring
down to business is the orthodox way. an occas!nral volley into the crowdThere was w lu 1 for w minute .oreoattd bringing down scores of men without
then deputy-.henif stub Reynolds char -1 k
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ed his throat and lnegan to call Off thell
1` 13fB14Rt8.
Tat geniis (Nwreer is correct w' i•!. it
remarks _"Aeooeding to the trnchin,p
of the majority of the C.nsertative
prone. it is the detector of crime, and not
the f.ereetrator, who is the criminal.
Bush has been their theory, (teem the
Paretic geandal down to the Wadies go-
pesere, and from weeks to Wilkinauo.
Whatever may have here their uriuinal
views nn the subject ere anent my, but
.1 is not unreasonable t.. supple. that,
having repeated the fallacy en otten and
so persist,etrtly, they haus grown to ac-
cept it as a fact and to that extent we
are prepared to give them credit for sin
corny. It is • clear oasis of moral olds
gany, tee►Iting from ebtomie adherence
«$(levees doctrines, and se fixed as to
lieu beam. a disease,"
THEI SOUDAN.
Least serd.s•s newer Memo' Operetta.
ais►tsliru.
4t•ASIH. March 31.- 111 the British
troops are embarking{ for bottle, esoept
the Sistieth Rifles.
TIAITi,IL: •Hu,r.
('A110o, \larch :11. it is reported stere
that .he tau black pashas whose treach-
ery caused the defeat of Gordon's troops
have l.eeii courtuurtialed and shut.
Advices from Gordo"' under date March
23rd, confirm the report of the execu-
tion of the two black pashas.
THa KIIILa LiaiNo GROUND.
Kaisroii, March 31. -El. Mandi's
envoys have returned Gordon's robes of
homer Armed steamers daily engage
the rebels, who lose heavily. The rebels
are still encamped opposite the town,
Out their number is decreasing. Gordon
is mounting a Krupp gen on an iron
lighter to reach the rebel amp from the
orgy.
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AMPLE novas ;
were arriving at Khartoum from the
N bite Nile country. The rebels at Hal4
fiych were in want of food. Two emis-
saries from Et. Maids had arrived at
Khartou.. with drawn swords and
fnghteumg the teat. Up to 11 o e .w I desisted that El. Mabdi did not mime -
40 people were killed, and the h•epi rite hu intm.nt as th* $uk•a of
gals filled with wounded. At midnight 1 h Pt'
it seemed as if Cincinnati had been Khurdofan. F.1. )<Iabdi adviasd Oo don
given over to • to become a Mohammedan.
1 it is repotted that El. Mebdi's unpopn
CALvIe•AL Of stoop. lsrity is increasing at KL Obeid.
Uoaaos's imereaanT.
to trench the
Captain Desmond, of the city pollee, was
Nothing daunted. the depity-sheriff k►lied white attemp irtg 9. The inhabitants still remain steOnch
took up the list of petit jurors, and bee court h..ue tire. Tho mob raided Pow- to Gordon. One Arab has lent Ooedou
gen to give forth the namM in Lis most ells gun factory, stole all the weapons
pen uoive accents, but nothing save the and tired the building. The people (E.1,000, as his treasury u empty ;another
dull echoes of the council chamber re stented to lave loot all c.ntn.l of them- has equipped 200 blacks for Ooldon's
selves and were simply bent nn destruc ''err ice.
sit- sed.
B this time it fleshed upon all resent tion. It was 1:90 when the Fourteenth r1Ow
that y the morning train had not jet ar- r.gt"'eut attired. Thea f.,rmeo in the '
rices, and his lurdahip toade the deputy a) us.» and cle•r*d the street at th. lout% ` A number et young people b.longint
to cease calling out day more tames. of the bayonet. The firing epee the mob to the eengrs,,ation of the Presbyterian
After some little converse with the lead- was merciless. A tIstltilg Pm*" turn- church here, drove over to the residence
ing lawyers, the judge ordered the court ed upon them and mored them down in of their past.•r, Ree. J. Pritchard, Au
to stand adjourned until 1 o'clock p, m. hest*.Atter actomplishing
Marsh loth, taking with them • the `nil of barn, on the evening of Thursday
(/f course it was not intended, but slaughter, the 'sentient marched into the supply
wasn't it steno tiro everyone in the jell -Yard, and relieved the militia and I of poo . rte sal wage medially
court room was "t.r,lei" thusly on the P"lics Still groups of men made dept- I rested by Mr. sod Mgs. Pritchard.
let of April. rateattempts to get int.. the jail, court• The evening was spent in .canal game+
ulg death. When or,e 1.11 othersfought ! and onnversation. The young teen de
fur his place, trampling the Weedier petted shout 50 bushels of oats in the
corpse under foot. Placards were posted ; Mn fns the pastor's taithf,l hone.
all over the city calling for the organize-
tion of a vigilance committee of 300 ?at'LIDOQat.
memlon in every ward to "cleanse the -
mtoral atmosphere" of the city It call . St•sant Cumee.-T a peblic echo,'
on the people W "make a elesn sweep hss been closed by order of the trustees
_ while we are at it.' The scenes at the of the suction, .wing to several Dress of
hospital are most heartrending. Up W diphtheria being in the neighborhood.
this hour 02 tomes of killed and weeds- Oatn•Aty. --Mrs. Nicholson died no
ed to -night have bean enrolled .t the Tuesday at the residence of her son -in -
city hospitals. At 3 o'clock on Sunday law Peter McKatin., of Ashfield. The
morning it was di.coce ed that the mob decw.d we se/posed to hes over cane
had in their pnossessioon three cannons, hundred years of age. -Limn. yoongM*
stationed at Fourth and Walnut street*.
daughter ..f Jno. Murrayof this place
They had no powder, a fact which ren -
died on Thursday the 27th. inst. Diph-
dered them harmless. line canm,n was theria was the Daae of bar death.
subsequently captured by &stquad of 30
env
putieetnen order Li.eiewswt Horde, The dors tarry me Soot. Mew.
police have shown wonderful bravery, Mr Bw►tiag says the afar -spangly"
and hare fou.ht like tigers. During the tanner is • "dirtyreg." 8e ought to
attack on Powells gun store Mr. Powell I know. it is lade of Wonting. -{Phil
defended his property and killed at bast , edelphie Call.
three men. One account says he killed
seven. All alae; the street
leas law.
Rev. T. BrmIANAGittor Mol Texas
in this issue.
The lime kiln is new in full blast, and
T. Good is turning out a good quality c(
rim..
Rev. Thos. Fisher, taster of the Eng-
lish church here, started Ito the old
country last Monday.
Mrs. Andrew. of Kincardine, deliver-
er a temperance lecture in the Metho-
dist Church last Tuesday evening, and
although the night was rough and
stormy, the house_•w•enluet filled. At
the close of the ii li fit itte fotmed a
"Women's Christian Ternper..nce Organi-
zation." A collection was taken up to
defray expenses.
Mr. Huston had the misfortune t" get
Toronto Views of Wednesday.struck in the eye with a chid, last week,
The latest rumor r.vardin "the brawl- and cid g, t in it The eye swelled to
ing brood of bribers' is 1.. the offset that Mammal proportions 'nod he could see
"Rig Push" is to be sacrificed to clear out of neither syr. it is ,, ,w somewhat
the rest of the suspects. Knowing ones better.
say that Kirkland has 'roved in, sharp Ai<1nlL
Gar the Canadian politicians, that he is ..--
pretend t.. clear himself, and that to The people of this vsll ige, determined
avoid further damaging revelations "Big to keep abreast of the times, have decid-
Push" Ilse consented t.. lama -Weed. ()n. tad t.' h..l.l • spring show ..n Friday the
thing is known, that Wilkinson has been 18th inst. About $$0 hare already keen
much around the Moil (Ace for grime subscribed towards prize., and more is
days past. expected. The directors .fro determined
- This morning Kirkland and G. W. to make their first show second t.. none
in the county.
mot. +• c ihout.l 1,e compelled t„ at, planutly interesting cenveraaon ie
sidewalk in front of the .Ntiail hoilditrontg.
so. Kirk 'and did most .4 the talking• and
its the ueyghb,ring county of Perth ' (hors. Washington listened very anon -
they are cursed with a county council iirely. Has Kirkland peached 1
sinli'arly hide -bound as that of Huron. Llr. Fenton esiJ he hal not heard the
These fellows 'sere an uncus that rumor regarding "Big Push," but it the
F'en attempt wen made to sed.11e all the guilt
they wnuLI not revel a amiable court 1.n him Le would oppose it to the bitter
house. alth"igli the old one had loon end. E.thrr they aero all gutty or *11
condemned. At the last fall assizes Jos view -me. ,n.1 they stat •11 gland or fall
1.) th,or guilt or into once
tree I e.'i- ordered the crown attorney t.• fhe &lgrment .A coronad ..n the case,
have the a eerily council criminally tri- as heard my," the g"4" .aagiNrate.
dieted, and, by .he t(tretford 11mJ,l i will Foe "retool at the P .lice Court this
we "beer .'.• that the grand gnry returned I aftern..•n.
• "tree tell" against them. The Hon. Jolt. Iltevwn un died of ann-
if Hurn county awncil fail to take ee.Iion Tuesday morning at Napalms.
adios • n the hoses of rotate owes' il.ce•a.d was speaker of the first parlia-
tine t the nett session, let them he ia- sant .4 the legislative assembly of Ow -
dieted Grin.
Biters. -Jas. Symington moved to
Blyth this week, where he has seenrrd
an agency in implements -The An
burn correepondent of the Nee Ern had
a funny fit last week. -4) Wenzel has
helth. two lot. (rem R. Nicholson, and
been Is h•'eldingg thereon. -- -Mr. Mimeo
is now running the pest .mime store -
We had • runaway this week --
fag will soon committee.
Hamilton Tows : "Kirkland told Ra1-
fner that ire would an anything "short
of minter" W get his way ab oat the
timber lignite. 8e was not the .only one
who bed reorder in his heart. The T..ry
bribers thought they a,.ld, with the aid
of a few purchased onto., enable Mere-
dith to worry through till n•.xt general
t.etinn, and by that time, they hopsd, . death, bat ode. enols.
A reAhishe1, hyar& ,rnwjd h. 4roll !" the walls he bermes again defiant.
• Wheless *palest 1•tnesrU
Ata BLOOD STAINS I This is the man (Meal's) who is pts:
where men who were killed ..r weaoJed I forward to Macken the alternator off such
fell. The burning at the court hooses was 1een a Hun• Mr. McPbelsat. ..Time -
panty malicious and aimless. There is Hon• Mr. McPbereea's ob&rsoter
no excuse fur the failure to protect it. 'rely endangered by bis awn lett*r. Mc
Fifty soldiers properly placed could have 11Kim did mat onto that. --(Toronto Tran
defended it. The crowd was permitted I end -
to go to the very windows and breek ' ta.iesary JN Yeea&s•.
them without resistance. Some one suz
gested 4, cast some light on the subject. The following is lb* amsmot bed by
and the building was fired. Another statute for license under tie Dominion
said, "This will he the Paris of America I Iwe.ne. Act .
sore enough." The mob cried, "Burt' For each hotel or tavern, saloon or
the - - - militia mut." Here shop license in cities, the ergs of
occurred the melancholy killing of Capt. For each hotel or tavern, saloon no
J. J. Desmond, a promising young man, shop license in town, tie stns of
sant with $ squad of soldiers to put out I For each hotel or tarsen oe shop
the Ire. The bad management .4 Shenff license in an i.eeepersted rill/go$1b0
Hawkins was evetely commented on the sags el
all day in reference to the hos of For limb hotel sr finery Sr An?
the building. At 12:15 on Sunday none. license in bulship, tits sum of $1
the mob took poeswion of the reefs .4 For each wholesale license within
the houses, firing upon the militia drawn the authority oil the L•Rlels
op in line before the court house. Ti is of this Pnvine. .
11350
estimated that fully 150 loon are killed For each homes fora vessel widths
and twice as many wounded. The curt the authority of lie Laei5Mte^
Immo, which is tetany d stroy.ol eget of this Province, the sem ot... •
$160 000. Berner awing all this fight- An additional duty of ... .
ing was in safety. He was smuggled tont shall he paid 'mon the trimester
of town "n Raturday night, but reaped or reemeal tot say d the alar '
tram the officers at Loveland. He sr is said Besse..
res•ptered an hoer Inter, and Indeed in
the p.nitentiary at Colombus. He was jobs M.Re.saw, a Wsesaoah.cbu -
wearl eared 1. ed with rape at the 3aNikarMh Agog**,
was eegaiMed•
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