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THE HURON SIGNAL MAY. NAT 9, 1884.
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as country by t be eartlest .alis and trmles.
By general admission It has • larger circuits
baa tram say ether as le thio part o1
oo.atry. 4 taw j. the ram ter. newsiest
lead mos raids in Ontario
pessssiag .. does. the for.•plag emeoltals
sad betas 1. addible& 'ebbe besideababove.the mcies.
family and beside paper It be
aper desirable eilvertishep nudism.
Twigs fir• la advance. postage pre -pate
a publishers. el IA if be will be month*
ise paid• ra4
softwood.
fusser or Aeeaweelee.-Zight cents
toe for ant Insertion :three Mode per U 7rr
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oath subsoque.tleesrtMa Ysrrt7.haU-
ore quarterly contracts at red rates.
ass rar1Trea.--- We lave Moos arse -clam
sobbing (lepers meat la con newt ion. and poseree-
fag the most complete of fit and best facilities
tw t uroioa out work le Aoderlch, are prepared
to do business to that fine at prices that cannot
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/MAIL MAY gra. 1864.
WEST !Witt1Y REP )8VERtr.
A Reform convention under the ansa
pices of the West Heron Reform Associa-
tion will be held at Du.gasn... on Tees -
Bruce, Huron and Perth.
day, May 27th, beginaiug at 12 o'clock
WAIL The object of the convention is Ara meeting of the Ontario Cabinet
to perfect the organization in the differ it was decided to appoint Mr. Justis
eat polling subdivisions of the Riding, Pruudfoot as president of the Royal
and to arrange for the proper correction Commission on the conspiracy can, and
of the cutup' fists ylowadays the apace Judge Scott, of Brampton, brother of
tions are (ought, in • great measure, at the late member for West Peterborough,
Thethe courts of revision and before the
and Judge Sinkler, of St. Catharines,
'flue county judges, and it is of importance
S1$ CM•11 110 T*rraa, after a0 hi• I FIENDISH OUTRAGE.
whitewashing, has stepped down modest
of the C.bui.'. The Macdonald Minia-
try, sant present ousp need, m felling to
pious from the weight of its own iM-
9tttty.
mute p -a had irea. a •oduoroal R1 frepew
semi for OM Qerb., the sum to be paid to
blot whiten Owes menthei
home one e►esld remind the false
prophet of the well-known romps fur
wallas a hare : "First e.teb your hare.'
Gerdes a in • pretty tight plate jest
mow, tet El Madltt's swarthy hand does
sot yct gasp his coat Dollar.
Tex twenty-eight counties in which
the Scott Act will be voted on this year
are to be grouped as follows :- -Nu. 1,
Peel, Sweetie, York, Ontario, North-
ombertaud and Durham ; Nu. 2, Frunte-
Inac, Leeds, Grenville, Renfrew, Lanark,
Carleton, Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry,
Lennox and Prince Edward ; No. 3,
Middlesex, Ivtbton, Norfolk, Elgin,
Kent, Brent sad Essex ; No. 4, Grey,
• Goderieh Girl Brutally As-
saulted.
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mg ire set you, sad PesMy has
rusts."
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farther esq.ued Herbert. "Oh, he is
ell right, posded Yule, suck satis-
fied that be had so seely dia.cored the
identity of the third party, wbo up to
this tune was unknown to the law
sae ss Turfed away Ores . eseassa Ittt...I. I odiuru. After placing Herbert is est*-
aN smut eft sr Tema keeping, Yule inemediateIy proceeded
.seodd Ttl.ori lesed. I the resndosos of Swim , whom he & est -
ed, ceasing down stain, fully dressed
and ready for Aught, some person •vt-
No:hing that has occurred in this sec- dimly having informed hen of the ar-
tion for years past has wooed such in- rest of his confederates. So well did
tense excitement. as the news of the the officers manage the affair that all
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by four o'clock in the afternoon. They
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therefore that good work be done in this
direction. The meeting will be address-
ed by Hon.. A. M. Rens, Provincial
Treasurer, M. C. Cameron, M. P. for
West Huron, and other prominent Re-
formers.
TiIE FALL WHEAT.
An ezperieneed man who recently took
a trip throngh the northern and central
portent of the county, tells us that the
fall wheat crop cannot safely be put at
more thin one-half an average. in the
southern part of the adjoining county of
Bruce, fall wheat books splendid on
light, gravelly sod, but un heavy clay
soil it is hardly wurth saving. The sea-
son so far has been favorable for spring
sown grains, and to that class of cereals
the farmers of Western ( Ontario, must
look for a relief from the hard experi-
ences of the past rearm.
brutal u.trsge that was perpetrated upon
a (iudench girl At Clinton, on Tuesday
of last week, by three dimpled* yo.ng
men from Seaforth. On the day men-
tioned, 'sought before mayor Forrester, who.
$Peer•*.'♦ RATES, after hearing the evidence of Herbert
• respectable young woman aged about and Soule', remanded them to Goderich
seventeen years of age, and daughter of for a further hearing of the Dace. The
Mr. Thomas Hates, ..f this town. while prisoners were then escorted to the etc
on her way to t*t. Theta's, became the ten to take the night train fur Gods -
victim of • series of circumstances which rich. So intense was the feeling against
culminated in $ terrih'e outrage. Site them, that a mob formed and followed
them to the station,
had beeo ratting relatives near Clinton,
and was intemdiug to take the evening
train for London, ru route fer lit.
Thomas, where • couple of her beeches.*
reside. Owing to a miscalculation abet
cussed the train she intended to go on,
bpd at ones determined to stay in Clic.
tun over night, and take the early train
for London in the morning. With this
object in view she proceeded to the
Grand l'uion hotel, and,after taking sup.experience u constable I never saw an
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per, asked ter t e given a room for the pry nen so tumults to get to Godetich,
night. so that they could get behind stone walls."
Tiff .:lass sto$v eriellptiOn off Use Moment.
w•ILLIAa OUSTER,
MOM uensinegn.
Oa the et..pgtb of the ovideoon ad-
dtle•d W. Hunter was outwitted to
Wand kis trial at the its* oespetewt
noun 4 ).nedietiva for lek,nw y as-
swlu0g mad .,ssittutg $ rape upon the
penmen of Rebecca Bates, of the tulip of
Gedertcb. uo the night of Tweeday,Aptil
29th, 1864. ...met
errs aid sumo isesafMd-
Charlee Herbert and:Frederick Moults
were further remanded until Wednesday
next, when their rase will again woe em
for investigation before the magFistrwtes.
It is expected that us that use See Miss
Hates will be suf&ienuly recovered to
give her testimony a•g1paluM the primmer+.
It is also undiwtoed that Hunter has
expressed a determination to shake •
confession and own up to the whole
affair. The magistrates court un Wed.
ssds wilt be held with closed doors.
The father of the prisoner Herbert,
from St. Marys, is in tow., and is
making efforts to have kis son tailed,
but thus far he lyra been unsiooeesful,
as the magistrates contend that no bail
can be accepted until after the *widows
is heard..
Taaa&TIOCOO TO LYNCH Ta[H,
and breathing malda.'tions against them.
A gentleman who arae up en the tame
train with tie prisoners said he never
sew feeling so intensely exhibited monist
culprits as was that of the people of
Clinton against the prisoners• On this
point constable Yule esid, "Seared!—
well I should say they were ; in all my
were also appointed on the cowirnisten. is that the young man of the house, one
It is not probable that the Commission Carson, told her to go up to the sitting
will meet before the early part of July,room, and that he would arrange that
aha would be furnished with a room.
in order that there may be no interference She accordingly went to the sitting
with the • rdinary work of the Judiciary. roem, and occupied it until late in the
It was also felt that it would hardly bo avenin , when. about eleven o'clock, she
right to attempt the cullection of fresh
before the
evidence while the case was
courts.
THE HATE." c)f-TI:AGE.
Tux terrible outrage committed upon
the girl, Rebecca Bates, near Clinton,has
caused • feeling of the meet intense
anger and indignation in this her native
town. The girl's courageous but futile
fight for her honor. has elicited for her
ezprresions of the deepest sympathy, and
the brutal treatment of the girl during
and after ler defloration, has *erre,' up
the st,.nuist feelings against the
scoundrels who participated in the out-
rage. During the week it wnuld hare
been easy to have secured a large band
of our best citizetisto personally chastise
the lecherous lot as they were
brought to or from the court r.rom.
In Clinton, also, the heeling against the
fellows after their examination before
Mayor Ferrster was such that they
were the most anxious men t, take the
train for G,xlerich gaol that were ever in
charge of Huron county constables. So
high does indignation run here, that a
popular expression will be given to it if
the law dos not adequately punish all
concerned in this terrible affair.
was innormed that no room would be
given to her, and thathshe would have the past four or five years. He has for
who is apparently the leader of the gang
is a young man, 22 years of age, of light
complexion, large blue eyes, and steads
5 ft 11 inches in his stockings. His
father is a very respectable resident of
the village of Brussels, but the young
man has been of dissolute habits for
to find lodgings elsewhere. a accord-
ingly went forth into the night, with the mals and fsinale,and the father was. out
intention of seckin)r a place where she
(emus s.s else Arebbeibep. could rest until morning. but a erespect Pcet for himself and the rest of the
family, constrained to turn him away
Besides the hope e[ drawing attention passed out she noticed a cnceyancr from hums Of late he has been em -
reason
the conspiracy, there is another 'standing in front of the hetet donor, the to ed m 'boa driver at he harm's
for abusing Archbishop Lynch at' driver of which gave her to understand hotel, Sasf'bus
the present time. `fir John has just sold that orth.
caAaLEs Hca'exv
the Orangemen again by refusing to say • 'rtr•IAL TRAIN is a {air complexioned young man, with
or do anything except vote for their in- was fining to Lundin that eight, and else it ht blue eyes, aged about 21 years.eurperation bill, and it is hoped that his stated that if she would get into the NNt
organ can du something in the way of . vehicle he would drive her to the station. I He is well -formed and tall, being Mt 11
putting them in geed humor by aousiug 1 Being $ voting, un.ophistiated girl, she inches in height. He is $ tinsmith by
a CeWelie Archbishop every morning. be t trade and hails from St. Marys, but has
That is parse a very small cutnplimeut
to the Orangemen. —(Beacon.
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Tae t'efapdrseen.
It is argued by good lawyers that the
bribery conspirators are in a worse hoz
now than they were before, and that it
was a mistake to enter a demurrer, as
was done. The entering of $ demurrer
means that the facts are adniitted
the legal offence u denied. In the sae
is question the ground is taken that the
bribery .rf a member is not an uBence
known to the law. Should the demurrer
be over -ruled 1. the Court of Queen's
Bench the defendants will be in an
awkward pPrediament, having, by ethter-
ing the demurnr •drnittd the
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charged against them in the indictment.
The object seems to be to fight the case
on legal technicalities rather than on the knocker( her down, and, despite her
broad question as to whether bribes were struggles and cries • succeded in brutally
given to members for the corrupt purp,ee ravishing her. The girl says she was
of inducing them to vote against the urrRA,:Pn twits
Government. No doubt so far as the
Government is concerned 0 is net par- and that on each ocasiou two of her
ticularly anxious to convict any of those assailants overpowered her. Finally she
named in the indictment. The punish- became insensible. and when she again Grand Caion hotel, was called upon to
ment lies in the exposure and the abject recovered consciousness the villains had Sure tstimony, but his principal efforts
the Government has in view is rather to driven of . seemed to toe directed to endeavoring to
show that he wa innocent of any con -
I ed h
self of the offer. No snorer had she got at Seat rth.
into the vehicle than the driver was ' F8LUxalt•K SMILER
joined by two associates, and at once I I $ resident
ens of father S.anaf orthtw, where
he
Hives
drove ilia instead. however of going to
the station, he to to the Huron *.rel, carpenter by trade and has hit one the murder of )andlorl/ and others.
and it dawned upon the poor borne a good character. He is light- Thomas Moran, •friend of Sheridan,o
girl that misrepresentations had been j complezioted,brown hair and blue eyes,
made to her. She then endeavored t,r and is 5ft 81 inclies tall, acid about 20 testified that when he joined the Invin-
gst from her captors, biting the hands of years of age_ciblw he was sworn .on • knife. and
the driver several time, and after Tee gvlde rot aaat.a tae r►wnrn. pledged himself to secrecy ; to implicit
On Wednesdaylast the prisoners were obedience to hie leaden ; to act when
A TERRIBLE aTRCr:uLa, called upon bythem, and to deal death
succeeded in leaping from the convey- brought up on remand fore mayor p°
I B J- Horton, of lioderi.h, and mayor Fortes- to all tyrants.
auce, while it was in iou. On alight- ter, of Clinton. Then was • large at- The pr secutors for the crown stated
upshe fell ddrwn, but quickly scrambling tendance of spectators. The amended
up again, she started to Ti*, towards r
Clinton. ed er, uuju read over to thein and duly signed by
of abductors, immediately jumped from
the vehicle, and running after the now
almost frantic girl, caught u with her,
be iev t e store,
mR anxious o i for the put eight months been employed
get to the stattt•n,Tal once availed her. .
The following .elastins from authori-
ties on the seibleet was Med at the Kay
Day comoertr by S. P. Halls :—
The outbreak fat. basely whisk na-
ture maks .t the end of April std be -
geminate of Key, exists so joyful a feel-
ing in the human breast that there s so
wonder that the event should have at
all tiates been celebrated in some way.
The first emotion M a desire to sae
some pet of that prolimiou of dower and
Memo* which spreads around w, to est
it op iu decorative fasbiw,, pry it a sort
of homage, and let the plummet* exomtes
End expression a rwmsuest $std some.
A frantic happier.. goes abrusd .o er the
earth, that nature, Wog dead and wed,
lives and snubs again. Doubtless there
is mingled with this, too, ib Deems of
any reti.atiest, • grateful 'ease of the
Div in. goodness, which makes the
promlaa of seasons so stable and so sure.
Among the Humans, the feeling of the
time f•,und vent in their Fluralia, which
began on the 28th of April aged luted a
few days. Virgil says that the Rumania
used to go Tutu the fields on the 1st
Mayand sing iu honor of Floe, goddess
of fruit and dower. Nations taking swore
or les their origin from Roane have
settled upwoU the 1st May for pleasures
of the mute kind. Li England we have
to go back several countries to find the
observances of May in their fullest de
veloplaent. In the 16th centtary it was
customary to go forth at an early hour in
the morning to gather flowers and haw-
thorn branches which they brought
bone about sunrise with accompaniments
of horn and tabor, and all posible signs
of joy and merriment. Every door and
window would be decorated. They gave
to the nawtborn bloom the name of
"May"-- they spoke of the expedition
to the wools as "goring-a-Maying." The
fairest young lady in the village was
crowned with flowers u Quem of May.
Even the king and queen condescended
to mingle with their subjects un this
occasion. Not content with • garland-
ing of their brows, doors and windows,
these merry people had in every village
and t..wn • fixed pole as high as the
mast of a vessel, on which, each May
morning they suspended wreaths of
bowers and round which they dental in
Hums nearly the whole day. The May
pule, as it wu milled tad, its place equal-
ly with the parish church—and 0 one
any where was wanting, the people
A /ria? of S miss llwar ll lgp rat en selected a suitable tree, hewed it to the
__-. _1__ proper sire, brought it in triumphantly,
and erected it in the proper place, there
to temain front to year. The Puritans
caused the May -poles to be uprooted as
there was, as they said, too much mirth
and jollityround them. A famines May-
pole 134 eet high which formerly stood
in the strand. London was taken d n
in the time of Cromwell as "a last
nant of vile heathenism, an idol of
people," it was re -erected with wren
ceremony under Charles II., and finally 1
taken down in 1717 and presented too , /
Sir I. Newton to support the largest
that Jam Lyon and Pat Reynolds, now telee•ope at that time in Europe. It
in Atneria, wero the local leaden i,f the had twu gilt balls and a vale on its
society cf the Invincible.. Moran further summit, and on holidays was decorated
d oesd that P. J. 8I-.ndan had visited with flags and garlands. After the 11.-
T bbe in the b n[ a teat •u ratinn they wereeverywhere reerect-
41 1111 4A0IRTRAT6A' a over,
Hunter was not represented by Connell.
Mr. Holt, of Cameron, Holt d Came
roe, watched the rasa for Herbert and
Books.:
Mr. Prebdfoot, of Darrow & Proud -
foot, condsctd the examination of wit-
nesses in the interest of Miss hetes ; and
Mr. Ira Lewis, county attorney, guard-
ed the tights of the crown.
In the foregoing we have endeavored
to give the facts of the ase u they hate
been brought to our knowledge. We
have refrained from giving the evidence
in full, nut because we wished to suppress
anything, but simply because some of it
was unfit for publication, and other por-
tae were irrelevant. It will be (uund
by thou who rad our :sport that we
have given • full and free statement of
the case, although we have studiously
refrained from using the indelicate refer-
ences that had of necessity to be made
use of by some of the witnesses, and
which some "lewd fellows of the hatter
sort" delight to roll under their tongues
like a "sweet morsel."
SWORN ON A KNIFE.
Strum, May b.—Fitzgerald and ten
other Fenians were arraigned to -day,
charged with being invincible. and with
information against the prisoners was
'Wm.Hunter, f the party
Constable Yule.
1.60. SILL w r urry Kar pr •d and the to rite recent -
testified
had, during his visit, busied himself apPro farts
that Ole was the farmer at whoa in forming the "inner circle." maned—but in the course of the mere
ht.use the girl had obtained sumer. He gradual change of manners the May -
relate'. in detail the circumstances of the COLLIDED IN A FOG. pole has again vanished. They must be
ease which we have already given. pretty old people who remember ever
SSUIOS J. C•ARNON, &seine one.
em► of Mrs. Morley, the owner of the In London there are, and have long
been, a few forme Orf Maydayfestivity
in a measure peculiar. eis still
marked by $ celebration in which the
chimney sweeps plays the sole part.
What we usually see is a small band of
two or three men in fantastic dresses,
erne smartly dressed female glittering
with 'wangles and • strange figure called
Jack -in -the -green, being a man concealed
within • tall frame •f herbs and flowers
decorated with a leg at top. They stop
Imre ■red then, and dance to the music
of drum and fife, expecting, of coarse,
te be remunerated by the lookerson. /
Within the present century there was a
somewhat similar demonstration from
the milk-malde. in the course of the
morning the eyes of the householders
would be greeted with the sight of a
stanch sow, all garlanded with Gowen,
Id along by $ email group of dairy
women who -in light end fantastic dreeaes,
an 1 with heads wreathed in flowers would
dance round the animal to the sound of
the violin or clarionet. At an earlier
pet iod there was an addition to this
ehonl troop, in the form of a man bear-
ing a frame which covered the upper half
of his perms, and on which was hung •
cluster of silver flagons and dishes each
set in a bed *1 flowers. With this ex-
traordinary burden. the legs, whish alone
were seen, .mull join in the danee,mush
to the merriment of the spectators while
the Orange pale aborts floated and flaunt-
ed about with an air of heavy decorum
that added not s little to the general
amusement. Carols were sung to the
most exhilarating music. After ranyhling
all night in smirch .•t flowers the follew-
ittg wrrl not rem$rk$h1• for its ewrrect
poetic structuresou often heard :—
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Remember os poor Mowers .lt. and thus we
do begun
retake political capital than to send any A.ot r rev E u t Lux x
I bodyto i1—(Toronto Telegram. on Wednesday morning a farmer names entrance in the nutter. He admitted
George Hill, who licca on the boundary having seen the girl about supper time.
T.ppee's *eltea
reene. line between Guderich township and and that she had been refused $ room,
Hallett, and about 6 mile. from the and had left the hotel after eleven o'clock.
That this will be the last chaotic iu theat night ; that she had been Invited to
Ministry is not for •moment to be sup- scene ..f the outra¢e, was induced to Rat into the buggy by sane person, he
pored. It has been an incompatibility of npen his door by a baud rapping thereon. could not tell who; that thorn were only
temperament among the Ministers that ! Upon opening it, he discovered a young Herbert and himself present when the
dared cohesion ire "esible. The co- woman, of dishevelled appearancr and irl sou invited to et into the rig ; he
MILLI) WHISKY.
A YAR**SR named M. O. Peterman,
living in the suburbs of Pittsburg, Penn. ,
has discovered a way of manufacturing
solidified whisky, making it into pocket
plugs like tobacco, The new process
will revolutionize the whisky business t.e
a consiuisrable extent. When the plug
system comes into ordinary use it will
not be an uncommon sight to see the i
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hesive power of plunder might keep then] Incoherent speech who asked for adults- dide't think he 'Carate eked her ("
together for roue time, but cordial re- sin. She looked as if she had been tin, but would not state positively.
batons were out o1 the question. There subjected t•. hard usage, and spoke like s was not sure that the hour the Rir.
were t.uo many incongruous dements and •me demented. Her tint question was, lett the hotel was not between 12 and 1
tow little love of principle for the Minis- "Will you let an Irishinan in 1- and this o'clock,1,. a.m., and yet he allowed tee—
ters to be united, and the process of due was followed by. "I will be the Hon. a stranger- to gu torah at that hour.
integration has begun. When it has Mclean," "You are l:viug in y' ur Shan• There wen few present at Oke ex -
ended, Sir John will have found his ty, but i will h$re $ castle, ' "John A. amination who did not dispise the man -
"last ditch." I Manlonald is the man to menage the ver in which Carson wave his evidence.
The people of Canada are net yet, 1 business of Ontario,- and other rambling it looked me if he were intent upon cow -
however, done with Sir Charles Tupper. expressions. She complained .4 being
ering up uncles
A sumptuous residence has been provide 1 c'•Id, and was invited into the house by
Mr. Hill,and aked to stn for breakfast. Jewett WALKER,
sed for him, and here he will reside at S
the expense of the Dominion till there 1 After breakfast the farmer and his wife an hostler at Kennedys livery stable
A grand Trunk lagt.e rraebee tote a
Carload er r.ese.aers.
Chicago, May 6.-- A Chicele & Illi•
twin Central trait. with p.esogers Dom-
ing into the city this morning fres
Auburn, during a daps fog, stepped at
South Engleswood, and just as it was
pulling out from then a heavy loeomo.-
tive of the Grand Trunk mad, which
enters the city over the same trek.
plunged into the rear of the train,
arLITTIjI(, THE LAST CAI
and telescepiug Ai other 'two, pinning
the pesmgers amongst the bn.ken tim-
bers, and flooding the interior with
steam from the boiler. Two persons
were killed and about twenty others
seriously injured. Wilson, engineer .d
the pessenyer train, was cut about the
breast and face, and two rebs broken.
W. Cochlen, of Englewood, had both
legs broken and one eye destroyed. It
n thought he will die Engineer Ter-
williger, of the 3rand Trunk train, was
arrested, but released on bond. He
claims the accident was de to the f.g.
regular whisky rte • inviter "lin 1O "' is souther change in tM wheel. That :the her t.. ho disown and rest, which had teen the pnsmen when they dere THE C. P. R. DIBUCTORATI.
pistol -pockets and tailing out is u ,jec o ;she did after tui ulatin that they, would in from t+eatorth midi had seen the Rrrl
their
h 1 t (sitting m Parlament whale P g
their refreshments and nibbling ort a ha scat i9 legally cae.nt wa merely too I all her m time for the li.(R, tem. m their conveyance just be/ore they awperte.t I P..41shs Ciminero. Tute Per
corner, as u now done in the rose of prime the I'.u•ihc Rsilway loan is now When the girl was disrobing Mrs. Hill drove ort. He was acquainted with ao.ael *tribe new Mooed.
tobaoe.,. The intentiission between the quite evident. Should he at rime tinsI nts•ovaaen HIR TITIAN tomer, Hunter, but out with any of the rest of
th Weak tlNirre aee.tit • bleat ier tbsi .e1fp ler t crver.i with t•, atrttr, { b'll:
first end ..coed part .1 a programme can 1 iso e y sou o. a
directorate of the Canadian Pacific Rail- fere din { th and her hat
jammed
aY1CSir,
now be dispensed with, as it will ;not be way
o e read,
)
his action will be more fully under- I telt of shape, but her undergarments et (helerich, had been called in to see
necessary for the gentleman to go out , stood, and feasibly more generally eon- 1 wen torn to shred+. awl her limbs cov- plias fugues at 2. lei p. m., on Friday last,
( eted withw,•unds. bruises and blood, and found that she was bruised about
mad see w nano ' a. was the custom derailed.- London Advertiser. !rpm awaking. the poor girl was fora the lower part of the neck ; also that her ad toy the statement of that gentle -
under the old system. The plug in the' teymemue limbs and the lower portion of her body man himself. Mr. Turnbull has been
pistol -pocket will obviate the out-g'rinq, 'bete time safliciently retinal ho relate W J
Scienter no dnaist did the world a gond the circumstances of the case in conmee. were badly bruised. The injuries could intimately acquatntea with the affairs ret
and . after the owner Ire the plug has' turn when it gave it dynamite. but it u tion with her ill-treatment at the hotel be caused by an attempt to outrage her. the company since its inception, and is
nibbled.lte art Nook around conrplavently + possible that if science could have fore- in Clinton, and the subsequent debauch- Some one . r more had recently had in many matters the confidential repre-
to se. if any of his .-hums hive forgotten ' seen the wicked uses to which dynamite ing (1 her by the ,nen who hal inveigled eon1ecuon with the girl. sentatire of Mr. Stephen. He sou uk-
their p'.ngs, and are sxhibding signs n
would be pet it *night have hesitated at her into the conveyance : after which wit. ugly en to accept the appointment with a view To lead ear liven in rlshteonorwa er elite we
making us invention pnblie. There a she again relapse" into •state of •hems was the next traumata He drive a 'bas of maintaining a quorum oar this side of die In eon.
distress he crss i•,g two hngo•u ..f the not a civilized conutry o" the trice ^t the tion. Mr. Hill kept the girlat his house for the (:ran' union hotel,Cltntrm, and, the Atlantic whilst so many ret the Mon- we have been rumbling all this eight am]
right hand situ,h.•rutly over their r- earth o . which the new explosive has until ThursdAy monung, when he drove like young Carson, is •M Meted with un- trail directors were away in Europe and And snow rrinrr*IH.d to k • to lis her•
taches, it will b,• him! on the hotel- but been emp'uyed for improper par- her into Clinton. and nude known the retent.ve memory. He attended bar at until Oho •nntalgeneral meeting • few b ought IMn s tonnah red *ay.
,ere. in one dwys despetehes then fact that the marl fiendish entre a that the Grand ('pion duringt week. hence, when a ren niastnm .41 A brsi.ch of May we have brought you. .ad
keepers, end will rrnlaato. more ayaib'1 w he evening, at conn dinner a summa
were Accounts of dynamite outrages lxin jlgd purr dueracod the e'en tr of Hurn and ):rani the pna.nen and others talk- the board will he made. Mr. Turnbull:It I+ b mt a eprront, hut 15, well Mdded oat, by
their fusee than • prnohn.uory b „oma If
cementite! in Oennany, Spain. Inland had been perpetnted lust ontsi,le the ing shout the girl up III the parlor, Jinn ho for the last the
y years leen tl.r I The bleo bit
wort of our Ins w ll headed
the pings can bre manta op s" a9 to +e11 at An 1 Canada. ohl!e then have been re. eerier -aeon limits of that town. The mntimatmg that she was ..f 1,roee char- herd man in Geo Semite, & Cr.'s buss res and rnw .hey .re se Steen. u
wrern as •soy lack
two for a quarter, there will le • ready `ette,l outrairrs in ltuasia, Austria and ,girl was at &nee kindly oared for. and atter. He could not remember what Inas, and is widely known and respected our ir...,eels Father he watered them with
sale (..r the commodity. There have It.
nil i d So far the Tinted States has 'sent en t.• 47..nerich I,v the evening ansa said, and could only • k warmlyI in business circlet. At this meeting the1„,,, hearroly dew si •welt•
fared well, tut If ro .-utnge* have leen 'train. I On Friday of the import . it. He sen letter tvaeaucy on the board ewwed b the re- . TDere s her. ehelren Wasetae le seam w{Ae. ons path
eiignatxon of J. J. Hill 1,1 the ot. ram I Ant. If ■ men he nee (00 fu gone, he .ear re,
Mt{STRa4L, MayA. — The statement
that John Turnbull Orf this eity has been
appointed a member of the Canadian
Perifre railway board of directors. vies
John Kennedy .1 New York, ie confirm -
been many who doubter l t story t tae omelette! within the borders of that „N+rtai.r .uox•r Ort►, Hunter on Wednesday ..r Thursday,
ffro-zee whisky dunng the Muskeke earn-
u`aruntrv, it is pretty generally indents„d i stating that the outragewas
do the girl
paign, but these sceptical Pers ne will that mart of the dyuanute which had ^(1"'-iench. !eft for ('beton on the pane
have t.. take back their previ .us opinion been etiip!oved in England an,J Ireland
and bring it, of •to ferret
d ul`ell. t the going to create tmui,. flu e',uld not
•tall who told him the girl had been abus-
oes men laiet.,ir l n, the Ittatw end ed It lira Nelson Canton who trope him
new that 0 is demonstrated that absei-
1 ahipp. d mor .•+flu• gra The a t of ton t.. )a+now (n- n aunt m it Cita- the Smut lute driven off with the Sesform
and rye can be solidified. The topers u,Isrhi.d which r•,, ,I 1•r .1• ,rc Ivy the t. n he Imnred'ate'y ,,•.-,reed th. -ening
rhyme will henoetnrth be, was of 'Jtamtte tannage. .or lo•nile both
"( oa.natab e Paisley. of that town, bbd I party.
tI at .rice ►et .ret to maks eoquiriee if (Trey sill only tell the truth, the
Wag • Wald atrpeere
A pocket tall of rye
TMs Toronto Nems. a,. Independent
je.rn.l, views the matter this w+ . -
”&r Clary Tupper has rearmed hie
seat i. Parliament. 1f he had '•.,•.r si a
year ago he wuo!.i have saved himself
sad hie party a great deal 01
Whurt was the us of Sir John soiling hi
rythee with whitewash if Tepper intend
t., resign s. *en '
ed nplav
a few dt r erne ,nd Ice1 uaI s u si, .li
whole tenth and nothing lint the truth
leralculalle. it is tele that not n, many *Its 1 t f dl+n r ring the villains g
and Minneapolis railway, owe of tee tarn Awa,n.
The IIN ..f maw i• bus $span, It /lowr{ahss Imo
original directors of the oxnpany, ani 1 . to.aer
also have 14. he filled, es well as the first We are haute -day awl gowe te.meerew, and
vies presidency now filled by D. Mein . Tuve r &pane 4 .nevi. b:" bt srhd^tile tare hive w
tyro,when it is thought General Manager ' t•pat. • little bJeire It le day,
Van Morale will assume the voce -brut, `t" (:"'t Meir+ 705.41 50th id 11.4 9,11.11.
.lid seed you • Joyful ]fay.
deny. The other raeancj will. it is;
thought, be filled by Hon. J. J. C. Ab
1 II • • c . Y • 'bolt' 61- P.
P hu had committed the crime Finally the nuntlxr of prisoners will be ,nlr,•.e-
e•.,;ririem foe •h -•i.• rncn rummy to rake
elicit ani, ...re in their hands as the icy .s. . 1•
0 .l sol n•d the ,more , f "tt'm. cd it is really • pity his memory is so MedN &ones
Nihilists .111 et Ven they threw the bombs Hunter and "Charlet Herbert. „t defective.
whi,-h sure+iuoed the. death of the 0 u Keefer h, on ti to. register of the Gnhd
stun Emperor nut it is not a pleasantI pion hotel, and immediately hired a
feet to contem;,r'e that .ane loan armed aroreyanee and aurora to that sown. 12
•nth •few dynamite h espy er eartndRet i whoa distant Hunter was arrested by
• doing'be w•rrk in merd, r more danger- Paiatey and Herbert 11 Ynle t1 hen
- I ours In the *overfly of the o ntmmety at m• ethert was arrwte,l• hr agleam, '•Hale
p+rs• than • regi,netrt ••f 'need r, ldiera i Jou 4e4 the others f'; to whit h Yale re
,..e ..tar.•.•
1\n WR,L4t
M 111e examination held hofere mayor
Forrester at Clinton on Friday Iwai,
testified that Hunter had ravished the
girl, deeprte her struggles and scraps,
het denied that they limn been guilty orf
la like offence.
The arerwge coot of • gallon ovf .Maley,
mach as le usually sold over Peoria h■n,
i9 Il22. it makes sixty -fire drink*, whseb
costa the enesumer Q6.641 flow, aa a
Woke 4.'ono,11y, why not holy • gannet
and give it to pour wife, het her sell pie
the drinks and pocket the mete?—
VesselsFreeman
Athan, Gerngia, dors not rein to he
el. Intent -4 • place se the anoinot Athena,
but they charge fer what they de know
moan there. An Athens lawyer wee re
ta,n.wI recently by a narrnwRtaage rail
rnwn erxnpany to detewd • sail against
them. Ile took the read ss a retaining
tee and the e.wipany agreed to issue
broads to pay the amount of his elaim
when the ease was .bad. Very few
people in to law is the* Ilbsd.'n Athero.