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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-4-11, Page 41.1 hi a of to as ii g at a ADvasrtets..-LS $ oasts � Nh asst lwrt los. Yearrlsre Mr - !earl.) sed eearleele seetracte at redoes& rates. Jus P1J Ss.t--!•sWs lave �almattr�caaateseless tag Use most;s tl� 11V°' fir t hex weR 1s prepared 4 THE HURON 3IGNALt FRIDAY APRIL 11, 1084. THE HURON SIGNAL �gttttpublished every Friday Mounts(y M timWwaev !tool, Mh Otllloe. mirth M OODRRICH. ONTARIO. Awl is SissRehel i an Arte et the .ar»and tee ewooPim be the earliest mate cad Nates. tiesgeneral dmlmlea it Ms e larger Musts' ti•a W other aewepaper le this part d the &se sumo ' re re eelwtrhe ract�, apa!el�t ma& bu l g I . It toilet I � e • ereuc a�levaws . lt le *seaters • most deeireelela . °Lamar awl arestile �me dmiss. Tga se la art psId. J. rsi, willbebbbe strivalr to de baWess la that nee et prices that swami ~butes L- Persia that oaaatt hos ar FRIDAY, APRIL llrn, 1884. CA LDWELL Vit, .I LI EN1V. The case of Caldwell v& Melanie, whack for years hes been beler'e the courts, res !lolly &wiled by alt Privy Outtaoil on Monday last, whoa judgment was given for Caldwell,wite costs against Melarest The hollowing from the Tor- ooto World, deals succinctly with tee question at testae :- The tmm•aoslal practice m the lum- bering distrist• til Ces d& and the Unit- ed States has been to sped a stream r Buildable when in a time of high water and with the aid of artificial improve- ments It will float lofts. do far back as 1.863, however, this view was to some extent shaken by the judgment .4 the court of common pleas in Boole v. Dick - .on. In that case the owner of Me shale *tweed what the owner of the timber regarded as an unreesunable toil, which the latter refused to pay. The court de- cided its favor of the slide owner, on the grout.d that the exprwuiun "a11 streams" meant "only each streams es in their natural state will, without improvements during freshets, penult logs to be floated down them." Under cover of this decision. •hen a dispute arose four years ago between Caldwell and hashren, the latter under- took to prevent the forma from floating his legs down the Miasi.sippi except on such terms as suited him. He thought he was in a pusition to de this bec•uosat various points on the river he owued the land on both sides where obstruction+ rendered the stream impassable to logs. He obtained from the court of chancery en injunction forbidding Caldwell to use his improvements. The case was carried to the court of appeal of this province and was then decided in Caldwell'• favor. It was then carried to the Dominion supreme court, where McLaren was vic- torious. ia tonus. And now Caldwell has secured • verdict in the privy council which overrules the judgment uf the supreme court and re-afttrms that of the Ontario court .,f appeaL The most obvious consideration grow- ing out of this ase is the complete and mtidactory vindication of the public •'TELL THE TRUTH. AND IHA VB THE DEVIL." Ora Tory friends, in years gore by, when they were in the sold shades of Op- position, were miler tired of alluding to the " fie -on -the -wheel " policy of Cart- wright, and the " *sones " caused by the inability of the Mackenzie Govern- ment to so legislate that our young men would not be constrained to leave the country. When the facts did not war- rant it, lying was resorted to, and no Tory, in the years immediately preced- ing 1878, thought it was disloyal to at- tempt to show that Canada war Poing to the bow -wows under the so-called "Grit misrule." But the opinions of this class .f gentry bare greatly changed in the years that have intervened since then. To -day we God that theo.zodms is going on with increa.td vigor ; our towns, vil- lages and townships are becoming lessen- ed right to the use of tloatable streams. ed in population ; business is stagnated : I Had the definition uh such atresms been d Sir Leonard Tilley has been fumed a h ted th ort . f a,mmcn pleas PANALLIL t'A.gs. Plasm or twenty years •`u we lived in • lake poet of Canada --the city of KingW,m-which wee at tb•t time the oowmtetpewt d what Uuderich is now. The Osmad Trunk was the oily railway lime that leeched at tee city, and of such little value was the trade d Careen thought le be that the passenger statue was located about • mile acid • half (ruin the city. Being so pootly served by the Q T. R., it was not to be wondered at that what had once baso the pnacilal town of Ontario gradually declined, and we well remember seeing grass groentg on Priam.. street,the principal thorough- fare. In these days the grinders and greasers were •a numerous in K:mgeton, es they are in Goderich tsetse ; and venomous shafts were weekly directed against the app.»otly d.•:liuing city by .csrriloua little prints in the neigh- boring hamlet& This kind of thin,; lasted for years, until many of t1m local croakers diad off, and the attacks of the outside revilers became uabearable. Theo the young blood of the city rose up ; enquiries were made as to the best method of removing the stagnation wbiah had fallen like • pall over the city ; and a railway o•mp•ien was inaugurated. The Kingston & Pembroke Railway was incepted ; a nee section of country was opened up that oould be worked in connection with the lake trade ; the G. T. it was forced by the competition to locate the station in the heart of the city, and other benefits accrued to the business men of the plata. During the past few years the change in Kiryston has been of • marvelous character. The population has largely increased, and business has much un. proved Today there is a bright wt - h; b formerly A D>1Ti31[Illl•D MAN. mew rue Lair. d res•• r••r tw Jelin es These. T'H■ OLD MAN'S OPINION. ••wet.Mo of tae Jewe•disttea.- trivia• • SWOP ta'. • Tire uses a uessber d spurts pay • Almost every one is Harms county know• Pat Kelly, the " devil -may -ewe " tribute to the Albioe haat cull /dove hilt Friday, when tat disowssiuo drifted t.- rmeye of Blyth. Pat u an oddity, sad being ooeperativay devoid efeduaetien, ward the verdicts uf the joules to the furnishes at times • tut d fun for his two criminal sass Were the ware more cultured aaquaiotiboes, net he l a Various opinions were advanced by • r number of (boa., q•s,..rnt, mid et Wet (bat 'mutt old codger. Deverthtless,and gamer- ricin! old avert aril (bur ugh geeing ally makes more sweats than he spoils born He has managed to ,sive the pacer, A. M. P..11ey, put ea kin spoke. ••Wa4-al" mid he, with that tenni- that he holds the balance of pacer poli- table drawl pee altar to bin., '•l'rs bio ticahy in Huron, and on more than one a-thinkinthat, Y awl u(acktay used occasion has made Sir Johu come to time to may, „g thejuries.u whet' the " equivalent „ wan the (opIC of jer`sdictw'a ictu.n. lime 1 ' discussion. Last (month Pat had an azo Outside the j to grind at Ottawa, but Sir John was exclaimed two or three of show present, busily engaged with the Blew, keeping in tweak, 1,t they ranted t•. get • them in order, and. fur the time -being story, with a q•ajut phdo eephicul moral the reeve of Blyth's importance tett sod the Old Man. •,,your overlooked by the Premier. Nothing "Ws s4�i 7s. ti1e,T �eptid, daunted, Kelly made up his mind that • year MN, Muter Attrill had • wb,lt he would " stay " in Ottawa alt summer, '.IOW' of darkies scrum the river, work - rather than mime his chance at the guy ig bui of farm, and claiovers eesre ere weerre ernment•I grindstone. Day after day'barge pawed, and week after week followed, several mutes also on the firm at the bat still nothing tangible was vouchsafed time. One day, while I was&driving peal to Pat, and that worthy was beginning the farm I met the overseer, and .std he to feel the heavy drain upon his breeches t•, Marne Palle one ob dim mules is pocket for hotel tare, John Collinsemand y' other etceteras necessary to succetalul down bad wid de distemper some kind Lobbying. that I dosn git outer. NI ye pass dot So Pat soliloquized thus: " Palmy, veerinsrys horse, jai tell him ter t'o'w' 11 ye gtt stack in the mud this time, right hash to oast." it'll be the forst toime in yer lode. "W -a -•-a-1," said I, "I thought you Sumthin' •thrstegical has got to *be dun was • kind of • hoe. and cattle doctor. at °act, and that party quick, an' don't Why don't you run the .how yerself." "•Dot's all very true, Mares Polly," yestomtit iL" And he at 'mai hit Veen said the dark.y, "I down take a back his pit' of action. So, we are informed, one bright drap from no one in de .peshahty ob )larch morning, after Sir John had par bosses an' cattle ; but, yer sees, mules is look for Kingston, w oto urine - nothtug but depression and stagnation taken of breakfast, and left Stadaco.nna , mules, and mules is teas:de eh siv jrrts- I Hall for the depart.nentel buildings, • d.rtdAua. man with • -vheelbarr,w knocked at the "So that's why I say these cases are back entrance of the Premier's residence, outside of the jurisdiction of the juries and deposited a mattress and • couple of who, had the deciding of them," said A. blankets in the are of the housekeeper. M. P., as he placed an unlighted cigar between his teeth. "Some at* are adapted to one thing, it'd setae to another, but the jurors on these cess evidently had hold of something 'outside of their jurisdiction. COUNTY MBA= aKma bio am Teres et Casten •es est •1 aeame. Besfusth 1..gttatiog f .r the vet..blish �*mg sf pus traska Mr. Tlw. (ltb.w, M. P.'. , les retorts ed huaw fr,'w T••t••i.P•, whore M has hep sine Jantarr, anon. lin the G.e•I L.gIaturs. A dip It*t4.a brow.' ( f a t ar'••ue Temper - once I..dsee it. the eo:t 117 rat, ata at Clin- ton un the 15th just., their porpoise be- t. I e - t•• ••rx+ujZ• a e-.urety Tet.peraaee Lotter. Wm 1)... is . of t '. • 'tr.l , • • ,ee.aM. sof Step'ren. dee ' r t ••1 h • . i....•Wghbr'ed t ••gi..rat.1 it .,, hoot � �-goon A. ilia k,g h, ,.f W,t. t W • s w•..h, Gar the !film oh$150. George Line, the hazer. had bus leg Welly cruds'd while •r.waing at Uu- ui..u's sar,u:lg, 1t'n•xutur, ••e the lot inst. Thu y'' kilt% snail will I.a hsi.l up for s,u,e time Ir. ''•4 dnf•donee wctdent. Tee 'peon de! toed .1 i.r...weed to the Lucknow Curling cl„h by Adauw itrowo, of Hamilton, and wan ley Hugh Stso.r- rill., has arrived. It is of solid silver and ja made from a coot 15) v.•••s •.ld. Mr. W.u. Aitelies„n, ee to. '�.id oo:,- e.asiou u[ MoKillo , has 1. .roalt.•tsed the Carter farm to Mullett from ler Robert McMichael fair the s;m 91 *t,�ibuM . McMic_ovel grid $;,, ' • year ago. Among th•� s•,cousshul oan.lidwtes •t the ezaminatiou held in the Ontario Veterinary C dirge, Puronto, we natio the names of Manors. Jobe and James Wtlatw, suns of J.u•es WJsu•, of last W,•mueh. we of FinlayReis, Esq., McKillop, who is at prevent tak- ing ba first years course in 'medicine at MuOi!I College, Montreal. has again dis- tinguished himself 1.y winning • special prize offered to students of his alms for , passing the best examination in Practical Anatomy. There is in circulation a $1I Moiuw►' tank hill with the following written in • nether shaky though distinct hand : -- Thu is the last f a ten tbetrs,nd dol- lar fortune left me by my end..." "Be- ware of wine and woman.' The welter has not signed it, but the story it sow vey may be • tree one. Mr. Ferran intends to connect the Di- vision court and foundry aloe by tele- phone If it was not penert'lly known that Mr. Farran, to addition to being division court clerk, was also a &rector of the foundry, the above, from the New Era, would Wok ominous. Iu.roaTID Srock.-'Phos. McLellan returned from Scotland last week, where he had been for the purpose of importing rims Clydesdale stallions. He btgtaibt tiros very tine specimens of the alas, —lour year old, one ttttrg e an eight muntba old !� them all over in good condition. , The proprietor d the Gerrie Astvr- prise ie pining for excitement, and wants to know what delay the salvation army from making an taseult on that bent. His wail amounts to, "Why are they so long in coming, why tarry the wheals of their chariot' For the make of the anguished scribe we bops the array will put in an appeaesaoe at Gerrie shortly. Thomas Thum n, aged 75, a berth - lar, formerly of Blyth, was married tib other day to Mrs. Reilly, a widow of tint neighborhood, who is a little over fifty years of are. They were baton in Meath an amt •• • to confess, so far As nuking the country limited it in 1863 and the supreme court .in Dusine.a existed. prosperous by act of parliament is ei n- in 1883. the riparian owners along The additional railway facilities have 1 1 h h h d h I stream' in lumbering countiem might raised the Limestone city tom the corned, that, a t n•uu e as cue a !hay ul»tructd in the most unreawna best, yet he is " • victim of uncontrol- , hle and es ricious wa ■ grmet n•tionsl Slungh of Despond. able circumstances," which is a round I ind,,,try. p As the Is! now .and, under *boat way of admittiu3 that he is only a the latest (tacit—ion a stream capable of " 6y -on the -wheel." i floating lents in time of high water and Some time since Sir Richard Cart- w.th the aid of improvements, isms much • public highway as the public reed is, wright, with the uttentauu of making the Government " gnaw the tile " on the question of protective legi•dation .a a cure-all for national depression set about and makiuy .mpruvements on the stream n.I mors confers on the maker the right to control it than blastiny • rock out of the road centers on the man who blasts it the right to prevent others from using A competitive railway lane to the O. T. R. would put Goderich tan the rued to An hour or two later there was • knock prosperity. at the outer portal of Stadaconna Hall, Let history repeat itself. land we will allow a guest of Sir John's, I who is our informant, to tell the story in Tug Clinton Neer Kra is very jealous !his own way : of the county town. Last week it Lad iI was passing into the library at the another ata...: of the rahies,and enclose -1 time, when my attention wee attracted preparing data upon which to base haat- it as s highway. nred to damn Goderich in the eyes of task. Being • repave llidhlire from Though the CaLlwell-McLaren dee,- outsiders. Fertuwtely everybody who -Baron heti rescirsidit'g &nen Sian dues not df»etlt' street tM Outer)" in various pacts of the county, so that it strode•inut' tit it sin fail taciod dnto su 1 KcIarea h could not be said of him that he was i �� j•. i soma er slide owner m the position of being quoting from farad sources. Amongst unable to compel p iymcnt °flees, and as others to whom he applied fur data was I the (httario streams act guards carefully That gen- their right to do so; it will prob•ly be Mayer Horton, of Goderich, allowed this time to ieniain on the sta- tute nook after being twice disallowed. In spite of the party criticism of that measure it is a statesmanlike remedy for an unaatistactury state of affairs. It com- pel the slide owner to resort to arbitra- tion to settle the amount of his toll if the parties cannot agree among tbems.lvei, but it makes his toll a first lien on,* timber after the government -duce, it enables him to collect it summarily by • magistrate's warrant before the timber leaves the neightborhuod. - Denim sent down the straight facia of the case regarding Goderich. end Sir Richard used them, together with the other data which he had prepared. His attack on the Governmmit was unanswer- able from the treasury benches. Under these circumstances we are not surprised to find the Mar endeavoring to - come to the rescue of the ministers, and bow does it do sof Doose it at once proceed to demolish the arguments or controvert the figures of the member for South Huron 1 By no means. It sim- ply grinds out a half column article headed "Crying Down Home," and pro - seeds to find fault with Mayor Horton for giving the true figures, and with Sir Richard for using the true figures fur- nished by Mayor Horton. It contends that at this time when Goderich is mak- ing efforts to form a cenneetion with the C. P. R , it would be much better to h• th. real condition of the town, together Thus has another great legal question, upon which Sir John staked his reputa- tion as • "constitutional lawyer,been decided against the Conservative chief- tain. Hie cup will soon be full. SIR Charles Tupper has introduced an amendment to the Consolidated Railway Act, which appears to hare many good potaiitt, A specially needed prevision in it is that which prohibits a railway oog- 1 a•i iM- stock or shares or bonds of any competing liar, with its retrogression since the inaugur-Ian exception being made in the case of anon of the N. 1'. the securities df American railways. Well, that is • nice position for the The Humber disaster having shown the leading Conservative journal of the necessity for strict investigation into twenty to take upon an important mat- railway accidents, a clause in the bili tet ! It would have Mayor Horton with- gives power W the Government to order ar tfapp»es the *elket et ea shoe such inquiries to be made in the caw of actual facts, for fear the 0. Pat th P. R would rade' disinters causing loss of life or learn the true condition of the town. &magito property. The use of the It would have been far better if the Tory steam -whistle in cities, towns, and organ ►ad let the matter remain as it rilpges, is tr be mut", in Drier to was, instead of showing that tit code of *appraise what has become in many locali- meral ethics is so lax ties an intolerable nuisance to sensitive Now, Tat tiiuttar, u anzious to here ears The Minister of Railway has a connection with the C. P. R, establish - embraced in the hill the proposition of ed at Ooderioh, and has worked lard, Mr. M•rlock fur preventing the obstruc- and will continue to work herd towards lion of highways by trams standing that cad, but we font to taint the n.ad across them for long periods. Fire hither by soun•1 arguments, honest minutes is fixed as the limit during which *rims and sir ._htforwarl represents• a train can block any roadway. tions. Neither 1)i..^ n:.r suppression of the troth will be c..ur•tcna.ced by us in the railway s•mpai.ri, en.( if, unbent such •uxihries, we corr.: obtain the C. P. R connection, lieu re far as we eossermsd, the read need not come. •» Tea Mos/ say McLaren, although he lost the case before the privy council, had the largest number of judges in his favor from the inception of the suit if Mr McLaren had imagined the Privy zserry$ YsTws, pn.ptiasdr of the Lou. Council would have decided against him, don World, an English society journal, he soul.' ',ever hart bothered the judges of the lie er courts. He would be per- fectly satisfied to trade off " his long list of judges to Caldwell, if he could only obtain in return the final verdict • f the Privy Couneil When IM Mail 'wakes tit .l statement .1 should rents tu- ber the s•ory of the politician who stated to • peliecan on the opposite side when an important question had just been de - eased and voted down, " Well, you will agree with me that we had the sreunent .n our stile " •• That may be," replied A* Anthem tlMerhw,d of illi John the other, " but we lied the rotes on the the Divine, is abet to be established divi'wen. " Motoren had the 'waj•rily mid will hale it• smother how in Toemr, we jedtw rn the lower erns., bet OM - t• he ohjest is work in the auta.X wall has su.rereed is pitting the haat a charity e•ol,ct has keen sentenced to a term of imprie onment for the p,hlie at ion of a sensa- tional item in his newspaper reflecting 05 Lewd Lonsdale. The item in question was written by a lady 'ttradhrowka while Yates was travelling ..n the con- tinent. but Lord Chief Jsatin Cslseidge, who had recently had his name steepled with Miss Mary Andeesnw, h s •witty items, let the lash hall, httselip, clod ma - tweed Yates to prime. ever hard — ha••Xan•-led is aware of its antipathy to the amine town, and, was opened by the footman, i 'es therefore, any mispreseot•tion that ap-I and another person were found to be peers in its rolumns are not accorded laboring heavily Lith a large Saratoga even a passing thought. Thera is nae trek- the largest, in fact, that I ever point upon which we wish to carat our iiw. They staggered under their heavy Clinton contemporary wd it is this : lemilogt the footman, and deposited the We stated that Clinton serer paid • trunk in the hall, after which the stre.n&- nickel toward the conatruution of the R. i er paid the cabman off, and, haring re- & L. H. R R., and the ti1'te- Eno :o)nee i ceived a negative in reply to his gess- out as bold as bre, and says that that tion, "1s Sur John Within r took a seat smpnicipality did contribute. Our con- `astride of the trunk, with the greatest complacency. He had not been sitting there very long when Lady Macdonald passed along the hall, and seeing the large trunk with the stranger astride,she asked hie mission. His reply was : "IY.name laPak Kelly; I'm them/Me Bloight,ma am. Pm a political supportb- er av Sur John, an' carry the county av Huron in me breeches pocket. The Ouvermint's in • shaky condition, an' I want to see Sur John particular at this Mein intious awash on." Lady Macdonald after listening to his remarks, and seeing that he was respect- ably •ttired,invited him to wait until Sir John returned at luncheon time. • When the Premier reiI the re doubtable Pat was still astride the Sara- toga trunk, but as soon as he saw Sir amain -John, he went forward to meet num, lay- ing. ' Sur John, in. b'y, I'm glad to .e• ye, and to meet ye under the sacred can- nopea •v yer own shingles. Ye ve been pramisin' an' paamisin' me this thing an' that thing rib straight along, but noth- in' has coin' ay it, an' I're got tired wait - in' ; so 1 kern' to Attawa, •n' I'm not pin' bask to lliluigght swill I have seem - thin' av • tangyble natur'. i've been here for some weeks, an' mein' that it IT is understood that • previ•ien will was so explosive boordin' at hotels, I be mad. in the law so that women who made bowld to coin' down an' stay wid have occasion to cite their husbands be- ye as a gaesht, until such toime as ye fore • police mahiatnte for refusing to made up yer mind what ye wad do for support thea(, will be enabled to give me. 1 sint • m•ttarass xn' blankits over evidence. Heretofore their testimony dis morain' airly, an' I brought me WWI not taken in court, thrunk scram •boot tin o'clock, so that ye rnoightn't be inoonvaynianeed. if ye»ill an' Mrs. Lady Macdonald is iver up in Bloight, be sure an' call at my place, an' yi Il be well treated, for the k,.ind manner in which yes stud by me in Attawa." by N• thunderous knocking, which au..1111 as if it would knock the whiskers Wh•ld . temporary wilt Deed to prove to us that Clinton was in existence when the B. & L H. 1jk,,I1 was built, and that it m- onied a railway debt on that occasion, before we believe it in this respect. Lo - cording to the data at our hind as we write, the town (bat is now called Clinton rejoiced in the appellation of "Rattenbury'• Corners' when the B. & L H. R. R was built, and could hely claim four corners, • betel and a blacksmith shop. Such baht( tl.eaaa, es we cannot understand how the burg in question exercisdso potent an infiueace, and was as instrumental in getting in the from Brantford, as was Guderich, Adds at that time wu acknowledged to be the most important point west of Toronto. The Nero Euro will have to try Tat " brawling brood of bribers "- Bunting, Meek, Wilkiueon and Kirk- land -were, on Tuesday last committed, by police magistrate Denison, to stand their trial .t the first competent course of jurisdiction. It is devoutly to be hoped that justice will not miscarry whet, they appease before the higher tri- bunal. BAILEY HARRISON. sale (Career et a ran Ames Gout Babb, was Mg* -row ■S gr_I$ 0 floe Bolin and flu- swataeM1�1Y seffacs -rho Walt ell iiilifMt,. Baton HA•ntwott, of Tileonburg, and formerly of Brume'', Huron county, who owned the finest kennel! of O.orden (tetters en the ;continent, has "Irene to the dogs" financially, his liabilities brine K10,000. Councillor Elliott attempted to belly the mayor at the council meeting on Friday evening. and "got left." mew see ewes las m I. *sea Sir John A to lim1 the money Bunting to he boas-bu.,ko. Wilkinson 4. hay the votes. Meet to prepare legal documents. Kirkland arran,;e timber limits. Meredith t.. Icing in an •nendmsent in the Legislature at the proper time. Molest to go out. Loewe, Ont., April 5. -To -day has brought to light • defalcation by • yosag banker, which will shake public faith In private beak enterprises, and which will likely impoverish the father and friends of the defaulter. Six years ago Bailey Harrison occupied the position of ac- countant in the Federal beak here and was implicitly trusted by bank authorities and won the confidence of the communi- ty by his obliging manner. He was the only son of John Harrison, • wealthy re- tired millowner of Parkhill. and the pet of the family.While in the bank here he formed te acquaintance of Miss! county, Inland, thirty Team ago wad Tipton, the daughter of E. D. Tilleos of I emigrated to Condo al the Mame file A misunderstanding arose and the lady married )dr. Reilly, Thonip.on acting se best man at the wedding and then retir- ing to his farm where he hes remained single ever alae. Sir John saw that remonstrance would be of no avail, so, rather than have Pat prolong his stay at Stadacowna Hall, 1e agars • cast-in.n pledge that all things would he dune in aeoordanee with the Fishes of tie man from "Bloight." To bind the b•rpin, Pat was asked to take lunch with the Premier, which he Aid, and the gentleman who lot the eat out of the bow with reward to Pat's visit t.. Stade enna Hall, (who was present at the lunclte..a\, after carefully watching the Hnr.nite, and observing his astute - Meredith to go in nest and readiness of wit, cause M the All to be dere just ..n the ere .d ad- oomoelutien that he vim mot devoid d journmMt. storerooms, and was withal, as Ste Julia The fares to eewcl.de with • fined afterward teus•rkd, ,•a seam of great Tableau. Which it did. - (Strathruy Aso. determine :ie..' Tillsonburg one of the weelthuest men to western Canada• The acquaintance ripened into strong friendship and the couple married, the nuptials bang the talk for weeks afterward& came to live in this city and mixed wit the best society. Sit wean since h• opened a private bank at Til.noberg, sod associated with histIk. McTaggart of Parkhill. The /oariahed, and the transections averaged frequently over $100,000 per month. The Federal bank was the pnadpal s.mrms hof supply and it honored their proper to an un- limited estate. It is DOW claimed that Bailey Harrison was all the time manip- slating the books by nicking false en- tries. The some thus claimed to have been abstracted by Harrison from time to time were alleged to heye been squan- dered. The Bailey Harrison kennel of Gorden setters was known throughout the United States and Canada as the aamt valt'sW. des the continent. No dos show was complete withoa tthem, and at New York, Cleveland, Detrnit, Circin- nati, Ottawa, Toronto and 81 Louis. Harrison "Lreracks ' generally secured highest swards. In Geld trials Harri- sou's thoroughbreds distinguished them - settee. His bink account was ettimin- d during his absence in New York re- cently, and was found largely overdrawn. While the audit was being made large defalcations were discovered in business transacsiona in which he was interested, Mr. Roe, chief of the London Fin Department, and Geo. T. Hisoos, visited Clinton last week, for the p epoch of purchasing a team of homes from Mr. Rattenbury for the fire department, but the team he bad inteaded buying had been f sold to Gee. Cox, of Detroit. Several teams were examined by the chief Seise - day afternoon, but were not up to the mark. He has since bought a toms in the township of Hay. A subscriber of the Wingbam Vitiate, lately wide te the editor : "I have took your paper for over three years. bet Dew I am 001386 To nor rr, bemuse your paper don't wppert Sir John Mac- donald The valued seb•eriher had not paid a cent of subscription during the three years, and the editor gar* him to understand that, according to new.paper law, all arrwages must be paid up be- fore the paper would be di•e ntinuei. The snh.crih*r in question evidently wanted to peeve himself both a fool and a 5 ague. Last week Messrs. bfooaq tttd Eat- tatnhary shipped six good horses and an entire cult, to Romeo. Mich. On Wed- nesday Gen. Coe, of Detroit, shipped 14 splendid heavy -draughts. and the same and he shortly afterwards skipped oat, day Frank Thompson, of Mansfield, 0., stating that be was going to the bench shipped • car lad, embracing some 6ta- show at Cincinnati. His continued ab- clam animas, ms the prion at which they send occasioned alarm to his friends ire» purchased Shaw. lX It Mtsrtay. who were maacpusints•1 with hes sofa, Tuckersmith, he bought a 2 -yr satire colt .t *225 ; Jamas Hotton, Hibbert, 2 y entire eolt, 2275 ; R Sanderson. Lnndesbore, 2 -yr entire colt, *110 ; Chris. Nesbitt, 4 -yr 6117, *150 ; Mrs. Grey, Tuckersatith, 1 -yr 611y, $190 ; Harry Ibsen, Tuoketwmith, 2 -ye illy, $166. The funeral ,f the tate John Shipley, en Friday kat, was on• of the 1 Rest ever wen in this county ; the anise of the town cnnncil headed the preem- ie., which oonsstd of 157 vehicle., while • very lame another on foot also pad the last tribute cif s. to e who was evidently esteemed all, beef - DOM h town being while the mesraful sorters slowly wooded its way to the cemetery. The public are not ioterestd as to the dispose] to be made of Mr. Shipley's valuable rotate, bee to gist all irM rumors we nisi 1501 "AY that he left a will s.ti.faetory to the several mesabers of Ms Nautili - (Naw ler► bot to his wits and relatives the cause was not far to emir. Mr. Hartihow, men. , WIN informed of his eon's prolonged ab- sence,and of the rcper'ts oemeerning him, but he had the utmost confidence in him, and declared he was prepared to sesame all liabilities. He gave hie personal band to that effect. He moved to Til- sonburg and assisted in carrying on the bank, but the longer he remained the more the rottenness became apparent. At last he repudiated all his son's trans- action. As far as aseertaieed the amount .111 remelt $.10.000. &The yegag gentlemen whom name figures so prewrinestlrla the foregoing is w ell known to marry of new readers in East Herne. in 1875 he was local agent for Harrison's bank at Remiss* said while thaw pee evidemee of Wag feed of "port - Mal Two mels editorially pointe net that Meta. Mosiday is a bank holiday. The beak oleers say fide fast is a pieced mews to these, and the bank emission dsm't palet IM amp Is the emedemery red wawa a Wa pll fns, AAmp 11 7 —.1 D ole ti 11. Tho e1i11 appenpe 11111 VA to M disdrib•t.J peegertis. to thea• tl the 6.uis .f the e•eNn of IA