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GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 18& .
J MS l 1e C DDT I.R' All ationsew-
THE HURON SIGNAI, WHAT'S UP? PARNELL DISCLAIMS
Is published every 1-riday et*rmt tq Nr ---
tllt.t.ict:uuT Now.. a tear ogee. u Thing"That Are Happening
Around Ua
GODERICH.OVUM.
FRIDAY. APRIL Hour, 1117.
A 1)llanly Reply to the Forgery
in the "Times "
lite George Otte Trend/se, .e erst-
while Liberal -Unionist leads,. has bilk-
ed os the Coercion Hill, and throws 1s
las lot with the Home Rulers.
Dr. Montague, member fur Judge
peer, d Mr Baird, representative
ai
o,f returny officer Dunn, are the only.
ssembon of the Howse who sit above sad
Public 4*aaon.
- HOW Enwaim Buse was usanimoum
iy re dented leader of the party at the
Refute caucus. Yet • little while and
fathfal Commis will elect him
leader of the Howe.
AT a atteotiag of the dltectuea of the
l,uelpb Jaslbctton R. It. Co., meetly
held at Guelph, Mr John Davis was ap-
l'oiatd engineer at a salary of 8150.
The prosecution of the work will be
proceeded with at Ino..
Lord Lansdowne is becomes, well ad-
vertised as • rook renting absentee Irish '
landlord. O-,udases knows the Milh-
ous of Ceo•da help to pay him a eatery
large enough to enable him to live is
Iaxury, without attemotiug to wring the
heart's blood out of the 'nehmen of the
rid lead. •
TUE publication by the Leidon Tia a
of an all_ -sed letter feat Mr Parnell to
Mr Egan, uprooting his approval of
the Phoenix Part murders, is creating
considerable e:cit•nte.t. The letter
bean oo its face the evidence of being a
clumsy forgery. and • roorback of the
most contemptible kind.
Tax pretest menet !Cobert Porter
hag been entered, the p.tation.r being
Thomas McGillicuddy, of Guderioh, and
it is expected that the present member
fur West Hurn is kocupyiag the gest
fue kis het sermon. A counter petition
has keen entered against M. C. Cima-
rron, the petitioner being 1!. W. Ball, of
tioderieb. T. latter is looked upon as
a gams of bluff.
Nicholas Flood Davin has several mo-
ttoes un paper, and, before many moons,
will wake the echoes of the Commons
°harber with his reeosaat voice, .ad
dovetailed metaphor. When he gots
through with his subjects, Nicholas
Flood will, to me • pet ezpre.sion of
the bald-headed eagle of the bouadleee
?reirie, "oat Imre • lac hole for h!s
-eppeommts to b•ag as argument upon."
IYs Davin well fill a plus in the premise
Hew •mal•eoas to that .f Sir Boyle
Risks is the Grattan Parliament
nr to the time of wriLag no Tory
wpm has bees so consistent as to ds-
sse;tae,th. Tory Gnv.ra.eat for rol.d-
iug • Rieli:e First Commoner of
Ostd. Had the positions of parties
'Mem reversed, sod bad Hoa, Edward
H`ke.ppeuted • Speaker from meat
the !remelt Ceadian members who bad
..dal against Sir Joh* on the Rid gveo-
rasa our 'Tory eon rera would shoat
themselves hoarse in demaciation. Now
Chet the Tory press es dumb on this
leashes we are amass to know what
the Otsego brethren have to say on the
illosubjest. Or, is all this rant on the
Riatite matter .seely froth and toll.,
es we haws en sloeg sontsnded t
' Pat may he U'We sad very •Res wteag,
Pea t Mica tams very Ism;
Pat Is M d sewer, y !mews.
$uta ere • es Mow* t!e
ookO. our.sseed page will be found a re-
port of s psrwge-.t-area in the isspe-
risi Hoek* of Comatose between the re-
doabtabl. Major Sanderson, the co -
patriot of E.11ykilbeg Johwtoa, and
Timothy Healy, M. P., a Leedom Burne
Muter t asaderson warn the aggressor,
bet the Irish tae.b.r pre him bettor
that be gave, sun pat a Wel oo hies
that he will have some &ides ty is
shaking off. Hedy was "named" by
the &maker of the (Imams. ma ea
..tom eras s-tp —dad ; but 0o seesaw
eras Ms ems disposal of teas Red.oad,
smother Naticesliet .sober, gime the
lie direst to the "JIM major. No ae-
eaon was taken is Redeemed s ease y
the How. Sawaderess them essayed
mos more to ehadsr the Irish as.besa,
when Ties. Setttea.t►e dugout suisher
hoe Washed, threw does the g.u.the
cad mode him recant nue toll be
was os the gross yet if the Tories per.
not it the srereive etaw4•
•
icon. aewual aeries - about W.terweoeta,
Nucor.. alms.. goad rare. and Taus
Tb. *sues ea wee /cart• ttwate.
/- - And the smoke „f the rubbish heap is
abroad in the land. The aroma -4 odd
rage and tree pruniag.tell us that Spring
is herr. and only the advent of the grin
Brant organ man is wanted to tell us that
Winter no longer lingers, but has gone
►epee. The mornings begin soother now,
and Old Bol puts on his fine blush at so
hour that would startle sluggards audit.
*beds if I were to tell them. Hail, gen-
tle apnea ! I greet thee And so does
every one who has had to keep the stoves
gang fur the peat sit months. A few
more such saunas as this and the coal
merchants would dwell iu palatial brown
stone fronts, and the rest of us would
go to the iusorhouse—yea, even the hem-
lock cordwood men wield pot un airs
and wear purple sled fine linen at the ex -
pease of lbw consumer. But, thank
redness, the day of cold things is past,
and if we feel chilly we can go around
the corner and take a erab•th without
being one nt.kel out of pocket ; there's
corn in Egypt, boys, and I'm agoing to
get some. You'll excuse me for this
slight digression, but takiag all things
tutu consideration, I'm mighty glad that
theliveabls pert of the year for poor peo-
ple has come around again
—And that remutds nae that the as-
emeor ham grow his rounds and put w
his estimate fur 1887, so that our coastal
will he able too figure sip the rate of taxa-
tion in good shape when the waterworks
bylaw, the electric light bylaw, and the
agricultural park bylaw are pained.
--And that remind. me that I was
told by the neighbuee that $Mayor Seeg-
er jumped upon the local press with both
fest at the lase council meeting, fur not
advocating the bylaws which ere two be-
ing advertised, and also for not placing
a halo of glory upon the noble brows of
the deputatino to Ottawa recently, fur
their pattnutic efforts to advance the in-
terests of the town, at the public ex-
pense. Now, defending the action of
the press is a oontrset which I don't ho -
tend to undertake, but I intend to toot
my horn of my own account for about a
minute or two iso the points nosed. O•
the waterworks question I have no word
to say against the project if it can be
shown that the neighbors on the back
streets ars likely to derive beo.it sant-
sunburst. with the extra amount of tax-
ation that will fall to their lot If the
service will only cover five ailed, and
ths;atreets of the :own extend to the
neighborhood of half a hundred miles,
are the mew who live on the other forty-
five miles of streets to drink well water
loaded with malaria, and at the dine
tom help to pay for the artesian supply
of limpid bee, pore noosi.tency, and
perfect aaalyaia that will fall to the lot
of the more favored brethren living
within the Gee mile limit i If they ars,
then I wast to know it ; that's all. At
the time of writing. it seems to me that
the fellows 'Atka the II -mile limit will
hove all the water ptrivilege. and the
whops latente the limit will have to
supply beauty all the "bald." Aa
to the new agris.ltarsl grounds, thous
who want it can vote for it. bet I trade!
weeded •boas raw t year.
the oldpl was always good enough
for me. Still, ell mot he o tither if say
one will show as that thee's mossy for
the town is the new armada Om the
electric tight bushman I'm down Eke a
thetmaad of brisk, het, hat, sad ever-
lasting, es for a the dims of Goderich is
ommereed. Metals I'm getting old and
eirmaervative is my atrle, bot epos my
aenmyy o, I thick that the electric light
ahem• is a tallow estle tows is too
asides a jump. It's possible the tweet-
ed editor of Ts. S1otrAt may not like
M to suet est the electric light
,hooncep-
os in this meaner, but I can't hate it
We leen se me, so far me i eon see, fur
electric lights in Gnd.eieh, as the town
stands et t, sod $7,000 saved
aroeld he P? OSO made.
--Ga the railroad delegation question
I have already gives h speedos: The
gesitarc. tet 0 who a cod sedfell the delegation
.n a Ice of jolly good fellows. whieh no-
body will deny at present, but they had
as such to de with emit* • ohms. d
epiaie. ie Mg Von fBorn.'s .id, so
Hrs Parti.gtoa's broom had is swwps.g
balk they Atleatie'. tide. Th.y rid a
,dee little trip 1. Ottawa at the memo
of the ratepayers, bet then oma [matrf,
sothiyt dose the, special patios eholuW
he grime sheen for. The feet that the
Mayer M the .seeing is quashes aide
•mittsia claims for the delegacies, sad
shook himself
•
try the hood, sed
thea ewe of ►i. entessegrid, ''lie,
toe!' doaa•t satisfy me that thee 'koala
be kaig#tted fee their genies. this
jetsam yes% or that the tors dwelt.
west brews s ataa of the. upas the
court home wlwtve. Area
Tb. bee teaser teenewoe.e aloe Letter ae
a sae. roomer, e'es6mt.46 Idem Wilber
aM/N<
Mr Peens!! followed. He mild Mr
Balfour pad with oharecten.tic wife:r-
oses refused him, at a tile* when his
words would have reached the outside
w.rld,tbe tau minutes he craved to refer
W a •ole, barefaced forgery—(cheers)--
pro.:al in the Times, obviously for no
other purpitu than to in8uuuoe the
division. He thought be was entitled
to have wit opportunity to expose this
deliberate attempt to blacken his char-
acter, in time to reach the outside world.
There was no clerics now. In additiou
to passing this Coerc.on Act the dice had
to be loaded. Great organs of public
opiui-oo were to be permitted to pay
miserable creatures to poetises these
columnists. Who would be safe under
such circum* onus 1 When he helm
of the concoction in the Tines he sup-
posed that &wale autograph of his had
faller into the Kande of • person for
whom it was not intended, but when he
saw the letter he saw plainly that the
signature was an audacious, unblushing
faioricatioo. He failed to understand
bow the 000doo les of what used te be a
respectable journal could have been
busied and bamboo izled into publishing
the letter as hie (Cheers,) Members
who compared the ftrgery with his sig-
nature would see that only two lettere
of tbe forged signature bon any re-
semblaom to his autograph, and the
Times could have seen the same. He
never heard of nor saw any such letter
aotil it appeared in the Times. Its
phrsseokogy was absurd, and its purport
preposterous, and every part of it bus
o viducts of an absolute and Irrefr•gable
want of goout•eseas. He had never
kr own the late Mr Forster's life to I:ein
danger, or that there was any conspiracy
. gained hint He did not know anything
of the conspiracy of the lnvi.cibles, and
nobody was mon surprised than himself
when the blow fell upon their victims.
If he had been in Mani: Park he
would gladly have stood between Lord
Osvendiab and the dagger of the .amss-
in, or between the dagger of the assass-
in and Mr Burke. He had suffered
mon than any other man from that
terrible deed, and Ireland had suffered
men than any ether nation. It was ab-
solutely entree that the National Lieges
had any cotamenisatiou whatever, direct
or indirect, with the Fenian °retaisation
in America. He never had any dealings
with anybody is America in respect to
proe•adsagp or doings and sayings. All
his sayings and doings in connection
with Irish public life had been open and
above boort. A. to the bill ander dis-
cussion.
incuawon, it was the most drastic measure
proposed site* 1833. It would empower
the Government to subject their politi-
es! opponents to tre.tmeat reserved for
the wont criminals in England. (Cheers).
The groat heart of the Eoglisb people
wsa, he believed' against the bill, and
be hoped the country would make its
voice heard before the committee stags
was reached. He trusted in Grid that
the English notion and Parliament
wield be saved from the peril sod de-
g radation of peeling such • measure.
(Obese.).
Loados, 'April 19 --In the Hones of
Cummooes this afternoon, Mr Caldwell
(Liberal-Uni•niet) pre notio. that he
would move for the apparatuses' of •
select committee to investigate the
charges made by the Times .g•inet Par-
nell and other Irish leaders in corium
tion with crimes is Ireland.
CScacmat a orutlo i.
Lord Randolph Ohurebill, speaking .t
Nottinghaaa this assutoi maid that if
the Perwdldes'hump to beag or egties
against the Leaden Times, they meed
set trust an EsgBmb jar', bust...* tbq
inn take prece.dings against the paper
is Irelomd or Soutlaad. He wcuW not
make himself a party to the accu.atios,
but it might be mammary for the Hous
of Co..oao, iod.psedestly of the Par-
a.Uitee, to tak• action to clear itself...
a body, cf grave cherries made *genet a
section of its ree.bera
a!1 unRT a Orllt/nw.
Mr Netberelift, as o.ineat ehiro-
gnpkte expert, has oomp.nd the mea
tune •ttaebed to the Tine; Parcell let-
ter with two of Mr Parsell's signatures,
but dochose to express as opinion in the
• bsertce of further oxa.ulea He says
there are disparities between the sagas -
tare to the Timm letter and the two
others, aid that there are also diem/i-
des betimes the latter two. He thinks
the fairest 'u.p•riess would be with
signatures of the lame date s that of the
Times, met with sigaat.rs recently writ-
ten for a test. He says the signature
given by the Times, if false, is a very
good imitati'a, bet that It would be
u nfair to give or .piaina hosed epos two
sigssterw written for purposes of com-
parison.
The Globe aye -The letter condoning
the Phonal: park murders, whish the
Ueda. Tito..' attributes to Mr Pared!,
tarries the following evileeee that it is
a forgery i—(1) The toady ad it is not
writhes ra Mr PorcelV. head. What
mad be more anises them lir en mod-
, err • mem to atetbor 1. orbe
sash • said to hed -. s ) 7L ire ens,
is hisat
top ref soother tea[. The Towm swR-
mesa the it wee se wetness is weer that
it might be tore away. Md the emy
object for which the tsltpr 1. awl k
hese bees written was that it might be
shown secretly to sympaohi.ers with the
Invinetble. What would be the use of
showing them a letter cut In Mr Par-
nell'• writing, and enliven his signature?
And if the intentlou was that the segos
tune should be detached, bow estreneeiy
improbeMe that iiwtructiona to that
effect would not have acoompenied the
letter, and been .obeyed, if it reached its
destmati on. If it did coot reach its des
vitiation. but (ell ludo. the hands of a
detective, where are the iostrectioas,
and where is the postmarked envelope?
(3) How more than improbable that a
ihighly educated Iwo, .s Mr Parnell is,
would write "he and you.' for "you and
he,' in defiance of a rule the obeervatior.
of which must be as natural as breath-
ing to the alleged author. The letter
is • 1•laiu forgery, and its pubutatiuo an
outage which the Tu,.4 would probably
not perpetrate against any man in the
world outside the Irish Hoene Rule
group.
NORTHWEST BUDGET
How the Tories Carried the glee -
Lions in the New Districts
Tse etaay-Maes e'rreede's'srabe Govern-
ment •neat. Tee Weenier, soles.
,tee him/weft sed tiallwes rr.J.ete.
Montgomery, April 13th. 1887.
To the Editor of the StireaL
Sett,—Pierre insert able in your vial -
sable paper : — Weil, the elections are
over and the country has settled down
to the uld routine of butanes. again,
w hile (se Ajax said about West Hsrue),
the Liberate got left ; but we are not
discouraged, and, in the future, with
the ballot, and a different franchise, they
will be heard from in a very different
way. When you crnaider the amount
of Government iudune* brought to
bear --as the country was overrun with
Tory bribers from the east, and all sorts
of intimidation was used, together with
the seed grain surplus for settlers and
and an endless amount of promises ;
Governmetot officials and mounted po-
lies who had either tc vote for the
Government or was sent an some
errand so that they could not vote. etc ,
etc. As to the polling stations and the
voters' list, the different polling diti-
e on had about 300 square mile of ter-
ritory in each, and the polling station was
put at the best advantage for this Tories,
so that, in many cases, Liberal votes
did nut fro on account of having to go 20
miles ; and the enumerators for each
division were appointed by the returning
officer, w that the lists were well 'tutted
with bogus voter, many of which were
polled by bringing them to the polling
booth over eight and opening the poll
by a fast watch. So, taking everything
into c,asiderati..r, the 1 ibersla hate
n othing to be discouraged about when
beaten by such questionabl. moans.
The taew Judge for Eastern Assitts-
boia has arrived, sod taken up his abode
in Whitewood, the railway town for this
settlement, which is to be made the
judicial seat of government kr Eastern
Aseinaboia, which will help to build up
the town.
TIM WEATaga.— While, secording to
Tim Stout, of April let, the winter
'own then had taken a new grip - we
up hen in this north pole region (that
ia, according :o some papers in the *set),
were enjoying sunshine weather up into
the seventies, and seeding became gene
rah about the 5th and 6th. In sottthera
Manitoba there was a ;rood deal sown in
Maros.
Etuoaarton. --Then •n prospects of
a big emtaigrstton teem Europe during
this meson ; *mete of which hes already
arrived, sod if coy one from down in
your locality has any adieu of corning
out te this 000.1.7 then is a good deal
of vaea'it lead in this settteraeat, and
within reach of Whliewood—w►lea h
likely to be a gond .narks —which it
woeld be well to *manse before going
further west.
Ti. Hooton Bar RattwA 1. - The
inhabitants of this ooestry have gnat
faith is this railway, which no doubt will
be the taking of this motion. A geld
deal of the line will be built this sum-
n v'r ; also vurtber ext.nsiun of several
other roads, so that work is likely to be
plenty during the working season.
A. B P.
weer ease..
Radom his worship the aq sir.
Monday, April 18.
John McBride wee charged with • •u -
tettoa et the Cossets Temperance Are.
u
After the exninati.e non of the
witsessea defoodait was fogad guilty
and Geed $60 and omits.
O.o. B. Cos shamed with visa/thou
of the Camila Temporises Act, was
fogad «silty sad lad $30 sad ousts.
James Bailey was defendant in ea ad-
journed sae of *alias (Moor in mat's -
washes of the God• Tatap.rance Act,
whieh was further adieu ra.d until Thom
day owner to the Oman of a witness.
Horses Martin, bart.n mer. Noce of
the witnesses eu.iaed on this eras thus
for were eei.imetly segriaintd with
liquor to eeeogs.1 what they draak.
— —
1 einorvre. - - The eog.lar sums' mneb
rd the North Heaves Terrors (amtit.te
will be held is the eehdie school. Wine/ -
hies, nm Thongs, sad Finlay, May 144
amt 131►.
Gains Benstbw, est the ngisry o ,
released hem Brims meaty Thereday
Ise, +Mthw be had Mea to Intend the
fermi el Wit Nether.
THE GREAT CONTEST. Pries, warrior, toe chide first choice fur
the head of hie tougher ; Perey 111.1
crimson, hunter, the uwwoaoeful wooer,
The High School Literary and who timidly etude his rival to the happy
Musical 13ntertai .n end. h utli.g grounds , wieeoollsoeuas lndm.n.,
wpra w., renerades, etc., made op the
remainder of the tableau.
reef r...ere • N•toddled • At the close of the las men. the
mew tae Judges awmssrd judges were called from the dtflttwt
parts of the hall to which they had been
seated, and rendered the following tem
aerie. respectively:—beater, t:0 to 61;
Colborne, lig to 68; Embury, 50 to 65;
Lloyd, 64 to 70; Chilton, 60 tc 74—the
avenge ,lauding, 60 35 to 633 r.
The resell was no sivd with wild
shout. and a warden.* by the rehire,after which the meeting was brought to
a clove by the siugiug of "God Save the
QUeen..,
We are inf ,timed the net proceeds of
the entertainment amounted to $100.
a Itrmortau
rot/gram
•p the tineas..
Perhaps the must elaborately arranged
aad diversified program ever presented
to a Ouderich audience was pitted o0
the boards of the (:rand Opera Homes
Friday 'venires last, under the a.gweea
ut the High School Literary Society
The performance throughout was of a
highly creditable character, the audi-
ence was large and appreciative, most
the beet of order prevailed, octwith-
atandin the number of tire.nnte wait -
sing spells that occurred dunng the sera
ng. In tact, the inordinately lung
iutervals between the pn,ductt of the
numbers were the "lily drawbacks to
the thorough success of the eon!. per- What Sas Transpired at this
turmeric., and it ts to be hoped that nn
future ocoarou• .pedUnited Lliate9 Capital:al efforts will be
made to reduce the ausooya00e to a JI tea, sur Special l'errrsppm, eor.
minimum. H. I. Strang, heed master.
acted as chairman, and wade expiate April 18th, 1887.
non as the Panoraoast moved' As the titre draws nes, for the Wash
11 T 1 inztun Natro,ial Drill, pub is attention
opened with an iustrumrntel duet by' w concentrating upon the morel erect,
Misses Price and Slack, whish was well and Preparations go briskly forward.
playeol This was followed by "How he The ruling of the Inte-stat•. Commi•-
.aved S:. heehaw..," a r.citau•,r, by sinners allowing reduced rates of travel
Flo. Wtliisms, which was renuer.d to to be given to people attending the drill,
fin. style by this yuuug lady. fiw will lewd greatly to iiecreaes the crowd
Wdtums bids f.ir to sec• mo nu9 of our of visitoon, The leading railroad linea
bit local r.adrn and reciter., Iter cot the country telerraph to headquarters
modest cteuuer and clear enuuciatiun that they ar..zpecting and making air -
being of great advaotage to her to dbia rangements to carry immense numbers
regard. The "solo, "Dear Roubin, I'll 0f e&euauuniets to the 'Pocatello. cad
be True," was sang by request by Mies that the accommodations of the capital
Wynn, and received the full trestmsat as regards bused and shelter will probe
that is always given to her ssl•ctioos by b.y los taxed to their utmost capacity.
the( charming •ucaliat. She was d.. They are unnecessarily alarmed on
servedly encored. The pis. s de reat.ta-,.as
e this point, however. Whtngtua is a
.f ,kis port of the program was out city of hotels and boarding houses, sad
presented in the shape ..t "The Japanese its adaptability to crowds has never fully
wedding." The foiluwing was the pe- been tested. ft was not uncomfortably
.,a•oe- L,u. Ohbsoa, bride,Roe Strang, full at the time of the Cleveland ileo
hridesrioaid, Ed. Campaign, bridegroom, guration, and it was estimated that then
Dud. H,.Ioi.s, gluom.men, and the were then two hundred thousand strut
twelve little maids at fan drill, singing ere within her gates, Still the drill
and dancing, woes, Cara Slack, May enm.iteee, whieb seems dote -and to
►Ialcoa. a. e.label Cameron. Facny leave nothing undone that can ad1 to.
L.wrelict, rotary Nicholson, Maud the pleasure and cemf"rt of the occasion,
Sheppard, inn. William., Y.•a1 Max- will keep a lot of ho•teL., boarding and
weU, Flo. Horton, Ells Fisher, Janet. lodging housuw, where room. and led.
Dickson and Meanie Strachan, while with and without meals can he had.
Miss Price played the aceompaoiasrts. Fcnoln. are rmustered at Paioea raugiog
The sones in oonneetion with this per- from $1 upward, sue sod mals tan tem
had from 25 ants upward. If thou
wanting rooms will address the National
Drill committee, stating jest what they
want*. to rooms, beds and meals, and what
they are willing to pay, they wail be put
in communication with persons whir an
furnish etch accominodationa About
the :1st of May acre official will be at
mash of the railway stations in this city
to etre the same information too potpie
.onion*, w as to stable then to repair
directly to such quarters as are most Bao
outsell to the motion where they arrive.
There is every indicating, that the
drill will be suoce..ful in crery pasties
lar The Bret, West, North sad Smith
671.1 .vary other ..coon of the Velem
w ill be represented in the coolest, sod
an abundawos of funds for the reputes
of the whole affair were long ago sun -
scriber, and prod tato the treeewry $6,-
600 well tie distrtbet d in cosh petsss,
besides stand* of onion, geld, eller a1
breeze e•ed•h, .penial medals .nil pleb
trophies.
South et the White House and be-
tween et end the Wuhan/ten mono
meat is a beautiful level ellipse, mne half
mile to oinamforence. Her. the tai)
°onto.,. will he held to show the pq
money .f t.. idolatry, cavalry, moiler,
and sive tactic. Bach .seting there
will be • •grand donee parade, and on
Governor'., Day the crest parade will
take pima, when it es expected that
about twenty.4ve Chief assertive* .t
Stats, tnR.lb.r oath this President,
will re.,.. the pr„.grenon.
Grand stands tar spectators will be
ereeted. around the diol gnstdr, std
hart ; creel step -mother, K ,fall , the camp is to be on time brad et
gyneon, .1. Gooks; kiss, Georg. Carroll ; pens of Orem Ivtng soused the Wade
father, T. Allen , hasld, Ld. Pawners ; taieoe messasut. The drill will nom
pate, EJ. t.arnow, end • regular little mases on the 33r4 of Kay and oewtra.o
beauty t4. fairygodmother wet pete•.n - nine days, oiww.g OR the Ntb, "Dso.es-
tl.d by Bella J-,ha.ten, The pnritomi.. 1ten Dor.” with • grad aombisatien
perms throeek the striata of :he ehty.
t will be the largest gathering of chums
soldiers, sod the fined display of their
e zeellence on the manual (4 arms shill
military nran,i,svrssw.bat hes ever beer
w ww, in thus eeo.eary
State and other local droll. have hewn
head .t different plugs, assay of them
msetieg with signal •teases. No sta-
tional drill has env before bee.
• t'smptsd, and one e.mld sot be carried
out eleawbere then here Hatatary di.
plays h.v always been popular, "the
pomp and e,reum.taee of wee- always
attracts the multitude. Th. Nat,,rea
Capital will weenie. the theatre& of
,iso or. who will look the doming at
eamprnent, in all the bawdy of her best
ern by Gus.. Carrell. We base *mu attire, her new sprina met of fresh,
better d•sane, Mt the meet was a /might *room- 1.1147 hate 11" idea bur
nc
cute eetptwom. and .teamed the rest. ch*rm,ng W .agtoie is at her bowl,
buttes. of the sodium. T. R. 11.ddle and they will toe .mrprised .rid delighted
with the Mord a.pheit enema Meet
with Mole 'ream, firat.g miles of green
notes, cad with the status and foam
tame ere perks end flower. that they
will
as. et every terve
FROM WASHINGTON.
formate" were .parkliok sod catching in
the extreme, and were muck appreciated
by everyone. The chorus which follow-
ed was not up to the mark expected.
"Bluebeard," was next put o• in good
form watt. Alex Dickson in the title roll,
Nephi•
Wt Berea, "Fatima," Ana.
biratioc, "Suter Anne," E. Campion
and Dud Holmes, the brothers of Fatima.
and Misses Straiton, Maggie Cameron,
los. Gibson, Hord Kazwel1, F1,. Hor-
ton, and Elm Fisher, represented the
"dear departed" wives of the ientleman
with the dark blue beard. "For Baby's
sake," was feelingly recited by hiss K.
Acheson. "Queen Victoria and her
D.omiaioni' was well placed, the repre-
sentatives being • Queen, Mary Macon.
£ogla*d, talars Slack ; Scotland, Keg
gie Cameron ; Ireland, Jepbie W Biases ,
Wales. A:lie Johnsons , Canada, May
llalcomw.n ; Australia, Tina Kwldrutu ;
India, L..u. Gibenn , New legend,
Mabel Cam•ren Cap., Colony, knee
Straiton ; Jamaica, Minnie Strauhatt
N•wfoundlacd, F'e Horiies , $orae°,
Mary Nicholeoo. Over snglasd,fretaod,
Scotland and Wales was the loved
"The Brettse Wes;" the "Queen ' sat in
the centre, sad the other representa-
tives bre b•nneret• The monc. rpption
was good bat the effect of 'he nerfnrm
arcs was totnewhst marred by irrsgu .
levity iu singlet the National AmtLem.
PAST 11.
Wh.n the turtles rem, the pmeNo minae
a "l:tsderelle" weepprrvn.dduos4, the repro
esotation being Oisderolls,F Raton ;
the sisters Mienie Cooke and Woad
tug was rod, the aeoosv,00m hetet wail
pled, but ee tits ducting seen. goo. 'of
the lady reprwtttsu.us but great sid-
culty Ili keept jtt track of • wayward
parin.r. end tttidia.aswuo the ball.
room appeared oereemssnhwd. The
eoetr.menv., duct an the violin end
piano, by Mime Dough end O.'..,
was heartily enamored. Blta Dickeun's
"Willem Tell" was motel with dras-
tic power and ohs, dieter The ehorue
in thio part, 'Joggle I8dl..' brought
applause frim the wsliecco. end was
woo of the panthers that reused rho
wore '• Benue, Seatu" was • H gb :sod
dance by Matheson, to the .wit of
the rir,lm us the hands of Kiss
D onsgh,sed • "dross" plated on the et -
maned the •%'t of a good reading well
read,"W y be would root eel therm.,"
by .eking the .educe. watt •oo long
for Mm appeersnes. TAr heart i, ' Cut•
where the Lilies Brooms was eon rake•
la Moms Cooke .rid 11.11 sad Ksgses
Heddle sod Ostend. The "Islamm Take
J. •. Rad • Rio, ..k• specialty of
Immo were the.p.stsesist treat of the Bae tsihwert. sad hays ria head t►.
I.vowing, and • Asst of of nd.ieatiou sem theins steak ee tweeds sod aesthete is
the mgi the cations The piiaetrel kew*. They strew at wo•i diem. #.a.
dt*n.Mltm were : H. P. WiNioamAhilli; leo for pod aro which they set egt
rams 11110 `rt shed'n ors to
Vied arsa
d stento tea