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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIAY. MAY . 1$14.
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palnished every Friday illisaby Mc.
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GOIDERICH, ONTARIO -
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Aad ted to all pasts el ter trmwaad
Ian country the earliest mails end
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. $bao a y oilier
sr►s`kspperayla Mkpep retre e en
the eecatry, d le o.o W the yea sse.e.mplest
sad nese reliable Joaraale la Ontario
/Borst. at. as It dove, Lbeisrermsbaiseessitials
..d below 1..d4lWD to the atom a ewe -else.
¢ally and arertde paper -lt t• thesdere •
meet desirrsele ..deem/wire .relay.
✓ iu.-81J0la advance eoselyesum pSM
Whyy eblialan disTlit It paid Laws elawwstlu
two tt nut so pfd. This rale loth be Wetly
eaf.seed.
ItATee 01 ADvtnT,JNau.- O.e pa
ise for int iseartlun , three e�s.ff Its. roc
aseheuMr(tuentfuse::sus. T •ann serIy
and saw telly contractoat res...
JIM !MI ttfFf4a..- Ws bavealesa Orel<law
Job department la osse..�etctla.. fandoacta .-
✓ �iat wart is Yad.ried►bears a srrd
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to • 1. that Iha at prioesLbL ca.sot
be beaten. and of a quality dal easiest be
nreassed. Tress CaaA
FRIDAY, II1AY trio, 1884.
!!b6 R.IILf1'.4 )' QCEYTIit P.
Le. week we drew attention to the
tact tau ! a number uf towns to too u..rth-
ward or Gcderich were mvaao on the
realenie question. and we atllcgested that
the biie:neas men of this tOexa, -should
also .Lectin them/edam in the .ratter.
The large majority of our townspeople
are fa ....dile t.. immediate action (wring
taka,i. • :.ax there are a few who are
averse :4..warking for the project, and
who, altlongh willing that • competing
line ahhuki crime this way, are not easter
to put forth exertion so that the desired
.end may he .cc,nnplialned.
'Teas ever thus. At all times and in
all plaocs shore have been laggards, who,
although tort retire in retarding progress,
have, rexerth se, been a hindran.e by
their shier iasttirity. This portion of
the community needs sporting up, and
the progressive element should see to it
that the wheeled progress are not ei.,g-
gd by the taassireness of any seethe).
All taint .tie (tet ejty fur a conipot•
iwg lane of militias , het ell will not admit
that a way to secure such a teed is open,
if pr .per action be. taken. Nevertheless
the way is Ppm, and it devolves upon
rnKY SPECIAL Pj.EADERu.
There was .'Buying iaaasiftNay is
the ruauster is whisk the Tug paws
daily approached the. bribery question.
During the test fee weeks of the case
the pares of the Conservative diadem
bare articles with statements setn*tbing
atter this style . -
Nonsi a Y
Ni. attempt was trade to bey McKim
and his comminutes. The money pro-
duc.d must lure surae from Grit
peckers.
T( UIMY.
McKim and bis fellow iatvrmern offer-
ed themselves fur sale, and were taken
at their own puce by the defendants.
wsoNLtWAT.
The Urit members who say they erre
"approached.' wanted to desert Mowat,
foreseeing 1;11 early defeat, het drew
back in fear at the test moment
TNnteir.a.
Pardee and Fraser inrduced McKim,
Dowling and the rest to offer themselves
to the defendants She affair originated
in t'ardee's office.
rite t.A Y.
The desire of some of the defendants
to change the iniquito.s timber policy of
the government led theintuinjudiciously
approach government members.
MATU lheli.
The defendants never *ought to POW -
once votes with roomy. They approach-
ed no one. The charge is a trumped up
affair.
Gentle reader, which of these six
stories, if any, wall you believe ?
THE foolish young women of Long
Island are carrying boa lusts to Rugg,
the negro murderer. It is • pity they
did n..t snake the ac uai.tanee of Mr.
Ku;pg, bef.re be was arrested, and when
he was murderously inclined.
A at AN named James Rickey,uf \1'iud-
tar, while intoxicated hit Toesday last,
attempted t..sir •wn himself by rushing
Cato the river up to his chin. He was
rescued 1. -!ore he 1. t I succeededin put.
the people cf .fltrael-t dl to dreermitu ting too muchwater in his whisky.
whether a r.yi
a,,dl*1l ter .shall not to
bright hither. TutOttawa Government, it is said.
The Canada Pecitio Railway company'; ave- diw,:;owed the Ontario Att. passed
Must have a port ..r. this side of Lake last .essi •n, ianp.ninr heavy fees sri the
Huron. in the inter •st of their carry- holders •d l►omitaion (.i•tu(1r Licenses, in
i.R trsde such a r,...i c a necessity, \\'e a4JNi.•o t.. the usual license fees. If
have already p..:o•v, out that other 'the i)r:t.ri,o Government has not the
worm:: • are ti e wafter. Kin- riztat to place the fey nn tate licences
cardiae is jealously •hong the ch:u:ces emitted under theDominion Act, who
of diveetagroadg •the rad Thither, and (river- has
heron, back.oi by Walkerton, is tan- - -
deevoricg to obtain the lake terminus ..;,1 le role koro charged with conspiracy
Teem Ater. at Toronto are innocent why d.t they
Thou why does G.•:erick runt upon its not seek the earliest date to prove their
ars / e have the lest tartar on this inu•icatnce ? This hgbtmn • cer legalo\\:
a,aat, *sat put* all ill a pont (,lace quibblre. ankh the idea of partpouing
is the rase. We hate tete assurance tete *til day, is not gvuiq t(1 strengthen
A DIABOLICAL PLOT.
.ttatapt to Blow Up rho Lamle -
'otiose Bwldings at Kismet.w, April 28. '1''•e- 1 e.r'aiag
Teront co Dr. E. G. boner. city�registrar, died at
I the adraswd age of os. years. He was
�t.e�u_•mrA•_lly considered the father of the
hsa5 t eaeseedee. wasawverod CanadIan press. In 1894 be Weeded
f1s..m uaasaea- harry./ mestere or sae" the Br+afish Whir, and in 1849 he began
the publication o/ the LAaily Ll O th Whig,
£ assts--lnsener aadseaaeme la Te- the tint daily iu the Dominion. time*
rinse, twelve years ago he retired from jour-
nalistic duties, the paper palming into the
control of his grerdsoo, R J. B. Penes.
Let Now Year's eve the paper celebrat-
ed it. 60th •uuiv,rsary, and the 85th
birthday of the veteran editor. The
deceased was uu energetic worker, •
vigorous writer, anti tine 441 those early
editors who did much towards laying
the foundation of our C.inadi*u oonstita-
meat buildings. They were found by •'ttou.
wn of one of the caretakers, about 2.30
erect Swire „muse l'eneesl.nee.en.
this afire/moon. A thuraugh search Ain -
thou made by the ufticia., and At the meeting of Ib..'*.ve Board
Two Wow" ca5ralu.a11 held at the town of (Jodericb un the 17th
wan found under the No ruachi and 18th u!t, applications for licenses
W a PP ng were considered, and the following app.i
the Speaker's chamber, Laving ales wire sante were greeted licensee.
sod fuse attached. It was apparent that Gouastax.-Wren. Cos, British Ex -
dynamite had been placed an pori- change; W. McBride, Albion; W. Craig,
tion to -day, s. the cartridges cuuld nut Huron Hutel; J. A. Doyle, Park House;
have failed to be dieccrered had they
W. Babb, l)osan Hvuae; Jawes Bailey,
Cnuo. Hotel ; Thus. Whitely, Western ;
been there before. The officials state J. Brobmsn, Maitland : J. C. Martin,
that nu ilapicioua looking persons were Colborne ; H. Tichburne, International,
seen aruuud to -day or lately. The es. not granted, but extended three months.
citemeut swum' the Parliae.nt build- Shope -H. Cooke, W. L. Hortou, Curry
Btu.
Inge reigns supreme. The cartridges aro CuxTox - Hotels -J. Moore, Com -
about six inches long by an inch and a mercial ; 1. Ratteobury, Rattenbury
half in dueeter, and are called
THE PRIZES PION>lfti
Ike Ndes neweayaprr •• 1 an ('.wads Mies
ed Ltaaesea.
from past years that a thriving trade ' an thcir Jx,rt dun iu the p eyes of honest e1
be clone by water with outeole points ply. They area either innocent or guilty.
We hare also as an oacentiwe the fact
that so long as we are at the mercy of
the (;.T. R- whore whole efforts are di-
rected to the diverting of the lake trade
to Sarnia, un their stain line -just so
long shall (:oderich suffer at the hands Tug f.rllowie1 is from the London
of that corporation. .4d,vrtiarr,and is • good mode of settling
Some effort must be trade toget out of the question : "There is a practical way
the rut. Such bungthe case, let it be of testing whether there is an exodus
done speedily. When others are bthemselves,tir-
ring themselves, Wt Goderich not be in-
active
In the Wingiutu :.ewspapen of last
week as published r. letter from Mr. E.
11. Osier to Mayor !Meyer, of that town,
stating that a representation from the
C. P. It. wall sh•rtly visit U Ingham, to
view the land and take b.sringa. Dele-
gati..us from other points will be present
to meet the represeattoivw of the C. P.
R. un that occaawm. In sash an event
If - Keno why do they fear investiga-
tionIf they are guilty the sooner they
are placed behind iron bars the better at
will be for the honor of the community
at large.
Toaorixu, April 30.-A prutouud see
•tion was caused here through the dis-
covery of two powerful dyuatnite vert -
ridges with
Isiah aNi, Fuss ArTAu'*EU,officio,uuder the Crown Lauds os, I'arlu•
from Canada to the t'nited States : Let
each person cant up the number of
people who have been personal friend:
and associates of himself who are new
residing in the States, and then to bal-
ance the account let bila take stuck of
his present personal associates and ase
how many of them were born in the
United States."
Tee Ottawa correspondent of the
IL.utreal Star, an Independent paper,
Otelerieln roust he represented. The Imprensa the following independent
county town of Hurou can set of against opinion 111 has sessional letter on Stour -
any competitor as Iargw a bonus, se good day last : -" Turning to view the orator-
s aectom of country t . pias through, as W efforts of the session, the Opposition
direct a route. anal a better barber cap. side of the Houtri stands in • much bet -
able .1 them; a !argot trade. ter position, Mr Blake making four
All the cants .are in our favor, if we magnificent three hour speeches, none of
are ah;e a.ad wilhti, t • play them. which were al all approached by ane ef-
forts iniad the G.vernseitt aids of the
7 tit' LATE Wt. BARKEIL House. while the rank and tile ..f the
(ns. Sunday last Pr. B•rkrr, formerly party showed up to their opponents.
Tho greatest speech of the session was
edin•r and pn.prietor hf flu Ki.gat"" und..uhtudly the one delivered by Mr.
It.,+..h Whip, podse i nw.y in bis eighty- make a,n the orange ysastiun."
fiftl. jeaar. He w saw of the lied
km wn newspaper inert in Canada, said Lusa Puler., who murdered his wife
had always leets re-• ••trnia.l as the pis. by mho ,ting her on the ferry boat last
neer editor 1.1 Onta, ''o tee tifry year' rummer, between Windsor and !hotrod,
ago he eetablis'nw' r . il'' l.. /rnh4 and who escaped from Sandwich gaol
ti'ni.•, and in 1R1'+ «.1 h. tire( last fall, but was moonily re captured in
daily newspaper 1. 1 ret ('au . a. Chicago, has been found guilty of mur-
11e retired free the ".tis . 11"'"'"'• tier, and has been sentenced to he hang -
paper life in 18:2. a ,; • all al•p..dnted '•d en the 17th of May. We read that
city ata>tistr•r at Fingstou. He ••.• a .e ase ranch hr.•ken dawn when the
hearty, whole -.ruled old man• •n•; .:.-
vrirtnri .1 •ilful murder was brought in
bigh4 ..tee metl 1•T .II • hit knew '.1,k,•
Ad spurt sap,ee►ally ""ha• M -Id in nom- I.gains, Woo but Iia. now sufficiently re-
Isevered lea r..t heartily gird betake hirs-
eratioyt by hie former e:up! •yvrr, a ht.-- self to religious preparation. it will be
like the writer -learned their nehmen- lin order now for the good people of
t.ry laiwttsas the "art ps- eerrNiv*' l Wredeov, Sandwich and rieinity to till I John Protin, c• u'. •.f than steams Cheboygan, Much., April 18. -Simon And Judge Hagerty would hare Koren
in the office .f the Kingston If 70. the local psp.rs with columns ..f min- ! Magnet, has Iw,'n was- ug sone. Thur- M"erre' 140.1 2:e- yeah, • mute, of Dublin, a1 such a nice trial-- All Fuer.
Tia. news that 'the read do .Koro" as he .lay April 24th, whets he disappeared trent was .track by a Chicago & Grand Th„
wh
ferreting gush .basin M►. Phipps' ripen Trunk engine while walking os. lb* track 1 did you have it pot .,fi
from tie Amer rwu hotel. o /wen Sound,
was familiarly celled Las passe° away once of pewee of mind, as he approaches' where he was Mwln•g. Al the tame of
here yesterday and instantly killed. I �* PsMic.
wall cruse deep feelings of r*gnt iii the the sesffuld. The stupid sentimentality I ha departure hs was apparently in road After the inquest the remains will he It was nor wicked counsel --The Font
hearts of many of the "Moyer who .isdu health. As he was not will ac uitiot«d
en to 1'sisada
[Toronto World
of wee pe.•plo on s.eeh uccamaaa a sick 1
acted under his au.tn..en, and many w I Ming to thinking prrsnns. Wath the town it is feared that he may
A Teas Tale.
hos wntp will drop .hie n, and newt. _ have fallen days the river and perished. _ it/mesn t the Canadian Pacific Railway
a c.n.prlttar will erase .ticket the i ---
Toe es w WNW. Tho. Ino of the Daniel Sten mann, and 11a1.Laa, Tea., April 29. t water ' compensate the laborers tak- l
type, aro that the wind m travel trek The T.or,,Me .Mail ifs in „yin_ 124 hare, a attributed by the report of alwut buret over HatcMu's Station, Con ora t" Algoama last fall aw,l m.4mm.n work
�/ I'na the .ficial investigator, Captsisa Ncall,
toile" and years tot a place and time that the arrest of Wilkinson and Kirk R N to the negl*et of tN Captain to
when he fine knew and learned Ihomugh- land was the result of " a (irit awapir- haul of 6-.4""1.,•:- ll he eoteld Japta his
Ip 10 esteem the venerable "guide. phil lacy. ' The rail., l,.fnwd, in its •este. ,tion anr a
esophrr and friend ' who has now passed of April h. deverities this raptate .d two I p"s p
to ha rest. in the fullgl*y of yuan and Idrnamiten et Livevpo..l ss. "a polies "on. Mc(..ahe, of Lindon geleth, fe
a the j. yfn nese of bop.: , pad (Winnipeg Run. charged with potwonang his wife.
.itis, NO. 2,
manufactured by the :Etua Powder
Company, Chicago. The *belle appear-
ed O. be newly -oiled to keep out mois-
ture. One of the cartridgers would hate
been sufficient to
lig THE CONSPIRATORS. O
Posh is Co. in 3urt-Great
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Array of Couaol.
T
e tries Reade ed 1. the revs of Buse'.
s
Toronto, April 29. • The def.odaute ss.
the Tory conspiracy ease were arraigned
Criminal the Cminal Amines this moruang
before Chief Jostles Hagerty. A for-
midable amy of *outwit were present.
For the Crown, Irving, S. H. Wake and
Bethune, Q. C.'s ; for Bunting, Dalton
McCarthy and D. McMaster, Q. C.'s,
and W. A.. Fester ; for Wilkinson N.
Murphy ; for Kirkland, Dr. McMichael,
Q. C., A. Cameron and W. Ctawell ; for
Meek, Hector Cameron, Q. C., and Dr.
McMichael.
On defeudants being called onto plead,
counsel for Kirkland submitted that their
client was not called upon to answer the
indictment. because the charge therein
as to altering the timber policy of the
Government was not the one upon which
he had beau committed. He therefor*
moved to quash the third count.
The Crown ountended that by aunend-
inog1 the act thty were at liberty to put in
aer
iferat counts, if such were supported
by evidence.
After argument, in which the counsel
fur the other defendants took part, His
Lordship said he would note the objec-
tion.
Mr. McCarthy then. on behalf of lir.
House ; S. Morley, Grated Union ; G. Buutiug, demurred to the whole; indict-
Theob•ld, Prinz* of Wales; A. Kennedy, tent, and the other defendants joined
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Royal ; Mrs. McLaren, Queen's ; M.- n the demurrer
K y, Railway ; C. Spooner, Farmer'. Tho Crown coutendd the indictment
three months' eztensten, license 10 be was as Lo ent.
then iesud if the re -building as complet- Hu Lordship, on Ming asked to make
d, S. Pik*, not granted. Shop -1p, a suggestion as to chat should be dont
said, '\Nll, I should not somest, fo
R+bso,a r
W►N(1xaar-Hotels -C. Sc!imidr W. everybody knows a ledge u Delbsh enough
*wive t r ora w iso F Dula to be glad to get rid of theca*. by having
age. 11. Hewau, M. it carried into a higher court by a writ of
tf the beild tips. The miscreants must Merrifield, John Drnaley. Y P. Son-
owcertiorari. For the purpose of this sue,
ns, not granted. Nhupa-ti. McCue
haws 'S tem disturh*d, ter rue attacbmeu( if I were Tread W ■ decision on this
1 dy, Mtnllen. point, I should, as mere nisi prim' ruling
we. fuuatJ lying a short distant* from Bt.Ltrx -- Hotel.. - J. H. \\'ehetrr,
the cartridges Pwbt, Milne, J. Emigh, R. •Ilroweles. give the saute ruling as indicated in a:y
I K. J. Poll•,ck, n.,t amused. shop-- directions to the grand jury...
I John A. 11cI�,:lald. After further argument the Crown
THE HAVANA az.PLOBION. +
Hi -lacer -John (sell, l.an.des,or•.. ; J. sed that the case should be removed
11'. Fish -r, Manchester. • to the Queens Bench division by writ of
cartiorati, to be taken out by defendants,
Terrible fam•«-Fan Ipatetl►.a••1au-' ft'aseo,uir- Rielard C. Furter. w that bail might remain, which was
ed sus kv irN d. E►.T \CA**ttwce - Wiftiam Wi sy,
Whitechurch, agreed to by defendauts' counsel.
Havana, April 30. -TM effects of the j \\'E.T \\'Aw & oit.0 - 3.01111L+u thed.
explosion yesterday were terrible. b'p, Belfast ; .1. N11.11. Dote*. S .ok
to the present tinge the .lead number 21 I►c.•.Ar.ox -Thomas Smelly, John
and the wounded 79. The latter are lfartut.
saatet,d a!! .A1:1 ti:u town, wuunded by 1`tlnsuo-Alex Yours James 1(0-
(alltit{ any debris. Mare serious)y in- Donald, Kiutail ; H. .Torun, Fort dm Mowat administration have succeed-
jural. Of the detachment of 'soldiers AlbGert.
•LsoaNs-HenryMartul,W Lanham, ed, lawyer -like, in delaying proceedings
ro the magazines at the tone of the ex- F Horton, .law. McDonagh, J. Hortou, ter a couple of months. If the accused
pl•ni•.n eight escaped unhurt. The in tea -
J. Miller, J. J. Wight, six months. ere guilty this ii a point gained for them,
zinc contained 1,000,1100 cartridges, ZOO,-
Total number ..f licenses granted this if not it Is a misstate. Time and chance
000 kilugnu,oues of pa,wdrr said .arse year 52. last year XI. The statutory tight on the side of the guilty, as a rule.
barrel of dynasuite. Phe- longer the period which elapses be -
fees for license under the Crooks act ore
iteveral churches and 111.amy house+ are twin the perpetration of an offence and
seriously danaged. The second shock tdis ileo, , sactowk in townships, tZw0, s , $72.
was strur.ger titan this lint. It was not
d villages, J1110 in al o;n.p., ffo ` .
caused by an expi..si.n of ;pas, but an A. WuleHc.%oN.
rus, Chairman.
explosion of a magazine. The first shuck i JOHN At itug*.
PETER FL*xstr
was caused by powder which was drying' Curmnieeiva*ta innocent tan procrastination. Inno-
in the open air
S. Y wyw., Buud Secretary. mom is impatient of delay, and anxious
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for its own speedy vindication.
The l•ete.pts.ry rase -
As will be learned from our news
i el.snau, counsel for the alleged conspire -
ten against the peace and integrity of
THIS 'R)31..13 OVIIq.
liarrw'ed to ter tdsmaas W.wise Ms
.sde Ceoa•esp•rar•••
One thousand tight hundred Chugs
carpenters will strike nest Woodsy. un-
less wages ars ineeawwed.
The sherd 01 8nndwiek fail is nlrwdy
receiving app1toatinos from people who
want to see Luke lytipps Wowed.
The peach prospects on Pelee Island
have net been datea/ad by Umiak. frosts.
(drape vines, partiaalarly the catswba
variety, were seriously hurt.
The ubjcctioe of Philips, the wife mur-
darer, to being tried in Canada was not
witho.nt reason. Hu hits been fcun-1
guilty si.d erntenced to die oa the 17th
of June at ten o'clock.
News has been received that Jerrard,
who was extradited from Toronto • cou-
ple of mouths ago, was convicted to for-
gery o n Saturday at New Brunswick, in
the Stats of New Jersey.
The Indians who have been encamped
around Gorrte the past month or so have
all loft for their reservation near South-
amidou this week. They appear to be
•u industrious, intelligent people.
It is proposed by the authorities of
Richmoad, V., to nuke tramps and
others who, fur violations of the law, aro
imprisoned is the "luck -up," pay for
their board and lodging by working on
the town highways.
toll" hue tired and weak I feel. 1 dox't
believe I will ever get throngh the Spring
house cleaning 1 Oh )es you will if you
take • bette or two Of Dr. Canon'. Stom-
ach Bitten to punfy your Wood and tone
up the system. in large Mottles 50 ct..
the trial of the offenders the lees intense
becomes public feeling, and the teas ur-
gent the detnand for their punishment ;
hut nothin is more annoying to the
Fre new users a....
The policy to be pursued by the Mini-
ster of Eduction in regard to the school
readers as W appoint a committee to ge
over the three aeries sent in tor comp.iti- parties in the district of South Huron interest at well es an the interest of
t' by the respective publishers, and tavern and shop li:enaes justice that they should have a speedy
make one composite series of them. The ScAroaTa - Taverns - James Weir, trial. But soon or late, • full and fair
five (woks comprising this composite John Campbell, Wm. Hawsshaw, trial they must hare, if they aro to en -
Jones ct Son, May Kennedy, Donnie
Brothers and J, W. Carroll. Shap s-
Wiunifred Killoran and Louis Thorne.
Kit -Tea -Taverns -John Hawkshaw,
N. White, Mary E. tike, L V. Ludwig
and Wm. Reynolds. Shope- -S. C.
Hersey and Farmer Bow.
STEN:CN-Tarerns-. J. Moffatt,
third. By adopting the best features of Thomas Hudgins, Clarke Bros., Grant his guilt by enduring such a penalty as
each of the three series there should 1* Bre., \\ m. Holt, Wm. Cunningham, his judge may award him. But the stun
no doubt about securing one t•.00d ser- John Whelan, J. H. Ityau, Hartleib who has been arraigned upon strong
in. -[Toronto Telegram.
'Aare Urease. Id aorta frau. We are constrained to assume the
alleged conspirators innocent until the
The License Commissioners under the courts decide otherwise, and upon that
Ontario Act hate granted the following aaauwptat.n we assert it to be in their
aeries are then to be put in type and
electroplates made in Canada. It will
be remembered that only two of the
three series submitted to the Central
Committee were authorised, but it was
pretty generally understood that what
amounted to a promise of authorization
was held out to the compilers of the
joy the respect of honest men. Nothing
could ie more unfortunate than their
liberation upon a technicality. Many
*ileums are committed under palliating
circumstances, and tMre all honest,
sympathetic hearts are willing to make
allowance for after the offender has stood
his trial and, if found guilty, expiated
Tbs Danger `■tire.
The now experience, which the late
session of the Federal Parliament has
furnished, is net measuring. The loan
to the Canadian Pacific Railway was an
e vent which, till the opening speeeh was
made, no one anticitsated. It truved
that a commercial combination strong
enough to carry out the contract to build
and work the road without new appals
to parliament had not been formed. The
unwelcome fact came as • surprise, but
for surprise there was really nu ground.
In contracts of this magnitude, to which
the government is a party, unpleasant
afterclaps are sure to .occur ; and at will
be Iueky for the orator,/ if no Nether
demand ter a eood►ticatioa of the contract
be saute. What is to be feared in future
is a claire to have the property released
without repayment of the loan. [ Mone-
tary Times.
seal he LabeOsbert*.
A Waterton, N. Y., dispatch of the
241h, says • tine seal, weigbang something
neer 100 pounds, was caught in • uet by
fishermen in Henderson harbor on Wed.
ueaday afternoon. Seals in Like Onts-
rio are a rarity, though they hare hearer
caught in its waters before, and ate now
frequently seen. 1/no was ase:• on the
1t. Lawrence near its head the past win
ler, and wnr• le...pie an (Owego th•.ught
they discovems.l one in the harbor of that
place about the atone time, which is not
nupr,bable. The nue caught at Hen-
derson was about four feet long and
gray, wneewhat sp•.ete.l, with • color a
shade lighter.
Cook and Joseph Brenner. prima facie evidence. and who makes
I-teoaia --Taverns - Thomas Stacey his way out of court through a legal Imp-
end John Lankin. hole, i• ever after an object of the sus -
HAT -Taverns -Wm. Baker, Grape& Meirm and a subject for the taunts of his
Smith, Nicholas Deichart, W. R. H.dg- fellow men.
inc, Richard Reynolds and Jas. Cox- 1f the accused in this c are are well ad-
wunh. :lied they will take the courageous coarse
STANLIY-Taverns-Wilson Cook, R and invite the most searching investiga-
J. Turner, Henry Shaffer and John , tion. Success by any other means will
Brewton. cost their characters too dearly. The
SOCTH Got.ENIrx - Taverns -Arthur masses of the purple of Ontario, irrespec•
Knox. tie. of party, desire an authoritative pro-
Boretttn - Taverns -- John Morgan aouncement upon this caw. They are
u•.t content to accept tha judgment of
the party newspapers upon it, nor .10
they wish to hare it cast back undecided
Knox Shop -H. R Jack.on. into the political arena, as a hone of
cententinn among the special pleaders of
Rust t -r, Ire- jtete stump. No technically, no .pri.tasa-
' I tonal whitewash brush, an rehabilitate
The East Hama Society held their1the men who hare, either rightly or
spring show at Wrmeter. There was a wrongly, been accused of an outrage
fair attendance and it gutwl slice. The I up.n the liberties of the people and an
following is the prize list :-- 5 assault upon the virtue of the peoples'
Snooper. -Imported hoary draught I reprwentatiesa. No greater misfortune
- Int. Robert alcLaughlin's Count anald bef.tll the honest rank and ti'e of
('hariee ; 2nd. Jail Tippling's Garnet : the conservatire party than the success
3rd. Thomas I►uatow'e Tupgpallant,- of the attempt of counsel to quash the
General purpose -1st, Geo. Ehy's Tom indictment against Messrs. Bunting,
Denny. Road ter carriage -1st, Joseph I Wilkie/am, Meek and I irkIatri -"Tv-
itarier's Wilder* i 2nd, Thomas M..e- , room World (Ind.)
`yore's Yonne- Sir Tatton. Canadian
draught - 1st. John A. Foutunes Ponce I
Royal. Duncan McPherson's heavy Tie nesse./ Illeanetie.
draught colt, Smitegler, was award -d a These delay. are very }mirroring tc my
sp-•,•dal prize. I feelings Chris. Renting.
Br iris-I).rha,ne, over '2 years-- let. ' And Um anxious .quite to clear my
David Milne ; 2eid, Geo. H. Moffett & 1 reputation. --Josh Wilkinson.
Noon; 3rd, Rohl Yen. Mulleins, under I We do not wish to rem,in a moment
2 years -1st, Wel. Yen. Ayrshire, "ren Langer under the imputation -Edward
5 years -1st, Stephen Brown. Meek.
sawssely WHIN. .ted 1 want to get home for the One..
- dentaal campaign --Mr. Kirkland
sod Joh, Pollock. Shop -T. J. Marks
Ti u gR•it/rte-Tavern,-Wm. Dixon,
Win. Ky'e, John Daly and Catherine
7 P p yl
fret Railway The castor is ry reeeNed r a owl. A bout 60O olio** were I
4o have bean ten feet deep on the level QQuebec in the marts •t M., Th. 5.l
grennd. Farm amplemoota, fences and a usitbec vitriol the c•w.ch cl T4s .weer
crops were destroyed. Net a building $ g m•in.lu tea with each neth.aat tae
esenauie The de.trcetiun •,f iota )i*vl costa Amviits Idol oaf I a
prroparty claimants have just Qtsred Seita against•
marshes theth•.as*•nolo. I theo.mprny I
Jas. Hickey, of Windsor, tried to put
an end to his existence Monday by rush•
ing into the river. He had been drinking
during the day and was intoxicated at
the time. Before he was rescued he
had waded in:o the water nearly up to
his neck.
A New Haven, Conn., despatch says :
Twenty telegraph linemen hustled Thos.
Wood onegr.i; nut of a hotel near the
Rhode Island line on Saturday. Wood
slashed one of them with • razor and
fol. While being pursued the negro
dropped dead from (relit.
P. Sterne. of Kingston, lately pur-
chased a silver grey fan skin, an arti-
cle Its has not hail in I is p ,*session fur
two ystrs. it came from Pembroke and
is valued at 8100 Mr.Stearne received,
direct from the trappers on the Ridasu
Canal and other places, 5,445 muskrat
skiva
Mr. Beecher is an adapt at quaint and
' original c..saparis..na. "It is .me of the
seven wonders of the world to me," he
`says, "how she Damocreta stick to
I Tilden. He is ne more to be compared
I to a full grown, able bodied man than a
' flitch of bacon in • smoke house to an
active young pig in the woods."
A Pott Dalhousie ship carpenter
named Jas. Perry, an cld resident,
jumped off the Welland railway train as
at was passing the station Saturday after-
noon, and was thrown under the can,
which paved over him. cutting off his
right arm and badly crushing hie leg
pear the thigh. His injuries are fatal.
A prominent timber dealer of Essex
eoanty says that there cannot be found a
derivad of square oak timber in the coun-
ty for sale. He also says that the elm,
et which the county a few years ago had'
abundance, is Ming rapidly menu/meter-
Aid into staves, and in the course of two
or three years will be as hard to get as
the hardwood now is.
W. 0., April -Lac
Tin and a. Spiels Tuve been arrest-
ed on a charge of being engaged in a
duel. Both are prominent colored poli-
ticians. The trouble grow out of a dis-
pute as to whether Blaine or Grant should
be nominated. When Li,tin was ar-
rested he had on two overcoats and a
sheet Arun plate as • chest protector.;
A man named John Kenyon and his
son, both of whom were arrested recent-
ly on suspicion of haying hail something
to do with the disappearance of one Dea-
con, of Wuodslee, last summer, have
bean discharged ..n ezamartation A
skeleton found near Woodelee several
weeks ago, with a bullet hole in the
skull, is supposed to he the remains uf
Deacon.
Frederick Wagner, of Wilkesbarro.
Pa., on going into an outhouse on Satur-
day morning, struck a match to light his
pipe, when there was • terrific explosion
.•f gas, demolishing the house and blow-
ing him several feet from the spot and
buraing his body in • frightful manner.
He will probably die. The cause of the
explosion was • crack in the earth lead-
ing down to gas depn.its in mine work-
ings -ha a.m.
The Fort McLeod (lerr•fte denies that
the price of cattle has fallen 30 per Dent.
in that country. Owing to the preva-
lence 4.1 manse, the Garotte advise, peo-
ple to enforce the Northwest ordinance
on th it subject. it is reported th it oat
tie on Pincher Crank suffered severer
this winter. Tho great majority of the
cattle, however, are fat and the lose has
been slight.
Th. irregular issue of Canada Pacific
Railroad construction employees' pass..
to ordinary passengers has been going on
for some time in the Northwest. A train
was stopped the- Over day at • way sta-
tion and a!1 traveling on these p.ases
who were not entitled to them were made
to pay full fart. Amongst theta wears
several leading citizens. The Celina
Pacitic Railroad has tont hearaly on them
passes, which here been sold at a nosrti-
nrl figure.
Saturday afternoon a yeawg man
named 11 -.bent, erspleyd at Nteveni
wast, Wa:karrville, was making an effort
t • (.,,t a dolt over a pulley. A portion
•,1 hi. clothing gait enogkt in the pulley,
good quick as lightning the untortenate
roan wan thrown nvoraiwd over the wheel
his heed striking the timbers shove the
mac inery with injured man Owed each
o rehelm Re The
abort 18 Jar•s .4I and was the •ort of
A'fre•d Robert. oho lives near the
we$erwurks at Windsor.
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