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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-6-3, Page 1Jr 1 • . miff EB* bi DEO Ent, COU ,NEWS GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 180. gER?lL INTELLIGENCE ugalujetillotrY BROIS t $11.0 A YUAN IN ALVAN( b. every ids, Itoreihobe rttMtieriv Bi... at their Ulliee. North al GODEItICH, - . =oar FRIDAY. JV$& 3nn. _ ADurr ,,LOYALTY." Now that the realise Kditoe et rotted I -.laud nos Mouthed hos tour. now would it o t..,Mr !mewliiHrtrn MttiiIllridd. ot tsdm orricit oon .. swamtoe awl out with Ur* oli " rhe shoricomino4 of 1 ti Qswen. • to, lotto.. rooroieuerat and the Tort patsy in o "wets r• Anything 11) catch the. Voir. 'rile Above, from the Lntl 000it ."•A *sirs lelv""d the walk was tak• TORONTO LETTER. WHAT'S UP? BOARD OF TRADE. I FROM WASHINGTON. THE HURON SIGNAL!con Up to the parliament buildings minted the creed of gentlemen looditog 'Ile Hanle* of Lord Elton and the num*. illinnellaneoun Matters From our Things That Are Hal.pening Wednesday night Meeting elide What Han Tranbpired at tho try with blasphemous and obscene epith- seems, after which some hundieds of e with Queen City Correnpondent. i Around Us. in a Fizzle. , United Staten Capite.1. Os. Thwindows were attacked the iamb rushed into. the building. The , „m.o. ,........ 40,...., ..p.„......,,,. Tb,„ • „amp iiiir.s..„.. ab.., 'leek Labseers AN OM Shard Darius( Rears Stark 4 Isles* Tb, Sig Drill Te Troop* Igor ...queries ' .. assembly was sitting in committee when the slitters buret through the doers. The members fled in dismay. seine tak-; — _ in for e in the lobbies and other" he - I I Wow Don t•ests'asells Tr Nns• trash Ls." reser raw aloe Joshes Ilse illssors • greens* sisesporde lel 4.m.41 4 marrellliele ',ark1pSrlI lisrmroo. Loge ordered. sissy I.r ibe "1 rUseaser• ." lobs ibe I.4. Lessitisio; up freer Atom eDail..r e v hind the speaker's choir. Then the rioters pissed on to their work. Some wrecked furniture, others wrenched the Irizs off cheirs, Uhl.' and demi:., while some demolished the chandeliers. lamps -44, is a specimen .of the twaddle to and elolrs. thoe .of the party, in the tuu ..ach aileutta beading Tory imperil moist .of the hoof.. seated hinetelf in the sneaker's chair and cried out, "The French parliosenert is disaolved." He was hurled from his place and the chair thrown oser and wrecked. The WAS tern out oof the hands of sir Chis- holm, Vie sergeent-at arm', and subse- quently left as a trophy. of victory in the remit of S Allan IlcNab, at the Don,. oral hotel. In the midst of the riot and destruction there was a cry of "fire.- Flatnes were then found in the halc Inv ; sod almost simultaneonsly the lee:Warne c chanter Was aldose. The party left the Andante. which it: a few minutes 'fhere was little time te rove any of the contents, and out of 20,. 000 volume. not more than 200 were moved. A full length pertrait of, Her Majesty„ which cost t..',001.1. was res- cued, but on being brought out oof the building oGel of the !optimum punched his ,,tick thr eigh the (-envois. The fire cow - &Mee pretoptly turmoil out .on the first alarm. hut on their way to the building fell 1/04• the heti& ooi the geet'etto• • to gaged in the incendi won, who. deetieed them till everythitio had btuu by the dames, or, inroougn some inteutoderstaselose the . o military w4 toct 4 81,,t1. and the Mob only left after the to.eet tartiliato pati the cenfiaeratteo eas tom-, Van with 'neer', and athirst or nee 1, d•Irrat. If Wan a ritre(01 nicht in Momireel Many a blanched face was ie. 0 o, f Ile tJeam uf the conflieratien, and a deep shudder ran through the community at the so Enultatietous clanging ..f the hells. While the tires of the burning building shone in the:to womio.ors the ministry held • cabinet and decided to meet the fellow 1011 morning in the Bonsecours Market. There are ism -seems ellen fee In. lie too deep 1 or words, and the opening of the next day s et -ernes' ions oof these. Mr Baldwio., who made a mo- tion, *poke n a how voice, as if under the infloionceepeome painful spell ; but the worthy Hamilton knight to whom the mob h od breught their chewiest sp.ils was en his printed g condi tem. It is Hot worth while to record here what hr said, bat it is worth stating that Mr Blake took occasion to make one last comment upon the quality of the loyalty with which the are of the House had been so long assailed—"a loyalty" he said, "which one day incited • mob to pelt the 'vomiter general, and tt t Jemmy the halls of parliament and the public record*, and on the next day . ought to find exeunt* fur anarchy. - The men who mobbed William O'Brien are the political spawn of th.oe who. stoned the Governer General, toe forced to revert for leek of argument . !the 4) tirtett- LAModurr Coolititoverlij• far as the editor of Tit,; SIo:‘,41. 4. •!,,:ct114.41, the personal aouito from the uitaidised Tory ergot' is .of no value bete tie is known, and oof Ices value brie the Ffe, and ea editor air 44 Ali. It IS fitIltA. true THE SI .it. ioo, Os ',ditto favor tttt f oir Play nod re.• ion of speech in all cues and under circumstance..., whether it he too a red- nded frstracide like Rev DI Kane alto or a reek renting landlord 'tenter ke Editor 011nen, of I eot..1 144444ot ; d it is quite true tluit the ed.to. ef Tart IIMAL 5 quite willing on any platform before any audiesce, to meet any t of the principle of freedom of h, and discuss the oi(iestion at tie; but when Josiah Blackburn of e Loudon Frre Pi.00ko. staters that Vittot 'Brien is • Fenian, aro' when be tit- uates that Daniel McGillicuddy is en holier of dialoyalty oben he has feully deliberately lied, and the truth is t in him. When the Fenians invaded nada in 1866, and •hen Jositah Black- rn hid in an Mike recce. oof the i'r.• then published on • beeletreet leondont. Daniel McGillicuddy was Vie first re be enrolled for active omit in the 14th Batt. at Kingston, in fence of his adopted country against e insaders. The Erc.. Pr.., is only 0 mouthpiece of that mom of loyaluos loch is co mposed of men like Jim. L. [lobes, Josiah Itlackburn end that rideecript, Dr Wild, who shout loyalty for revenue purposes only," and who oo.00d cease to. be loyalists and would - 'out against the Gooveruer•General Queen, or anyone else ' Crucify ern !” if the pap were held back. Fur e benefit of Mr Josiah Loyalist Black - urn of the Free l'retis oTory for revenue urposes otily), we will give an extract tom Canadian history, out of many at ad, wherein the "loyalists" of the •Gentleman's Party" stand out as charm - one of the (Jason's representative in Canada. '1)1. incident is taken, not from • Reform source, but from so staunch • Tory authority as the "Life burned and Times of Sir John A. Macolunald,' the Parliament building, at written, with the approval of the hero of Mentteal, and who destroyed the p the work, by J, E. Collins, u staunch • trait of the Queen. The "I oyalists" of Tory as Josiah Blackburn, or any other today ire no better or no worse than Tory who ever lied for his Party, and the "loyalists" of fifty years ago—like accepted pap for Ilia lying. The follow- the Biurbons. the Tory Party never fur ing, which will be found on pages 127, gets anything that is bad or learns any 128 and 129, is the extract. thing that is good. "On the afternoon of April 23th, he Lcrd Elgin) drove into town at the call of the mioistry, to assent to a customs bah, which in consequence of the °p. - .4. aminaterea,44 weetelaUelteffil, should go into instant eftect. he ru nice having gone abroad that aseent was to be given te the obnoxious "rebel :OW u it waa called, a number of persons *mooed to the government, and all of them "gentlemen," packed the galleries -4 the assembly. They made no stir be- rted taking snuff or shaking their cam- bric pocket -kerchiefs till the governor nodded his assent to the rebellion bill, w hen they *PON •• one man, aud Isiah much pouoding of feet went oout of the building. Ilia excellency did not heed the interruptioo, and when his business) was ended, followed by his suite, passed -out to his carriage. But he had no acener toads hie appearance outside than the body of loyalist gentlemen who had /.ft the betiding net up a storm of iroans, hisses and oaths. Some of them likewise seized bricks, stones ()epitome of bottles, and with these missiles an attack was begun on the governor sod his par- ty. The vies -regal can -lege got away, bower, before serious injury was done to anytwidy. But this was ns ly a small ontburst of Tory loyalty. Upton the Tow/aro, Nlay 31, 1887. 1 saw hy the last SIGNAL that thele Wedneaday evening last there was a The city just now is loukine very at- I was • strike by the ''trinauters'' down at lenge attendance of the businees men of tractive. The corporation in the put I the deck. mei that trouble resulted from the town to. take into consideratit n the forming of • Board of Tn. de in Goder- was toot 'paring in the planting of !shalc it all .1.ng the litte. In the Sit:NIL ,4 ich. Th3 meeting had been called pur trem, and the co reoquenee 1 that bolo so•tometit, 11 otever, there masa discrep truant to adjeurtiment (ion: previtous meeting, and appeared ripe for business. Before the eatheritie convened it was discerered that back in 1873 • Beard of cT,,incrad,e had existed in Gederich with a regular staff of (officers and executive il. The t•tlicers were : M. Hutch' ..n. president, C. Crabb, vice-preaident, W. M. Savage. secretary, and F. Jor dui, treasurer. 'I his organization, it was contended by some, still existed, and un motion Mr Crabb vice president of the old kto and was called to the chsir After some remarks tronoothe chew Mall anent the old board, and Onsets that led to do subsidence, a desultory dis- cussion took place as to the mot manner of forming the proposed Board . f Trade —orheoher to aina:gamate with the stag- nated Mord er to begin anew under the general statue. Nothing of imrortance was done, how- ever, until • motion was made to form • hrstioi new b oard brootit.ht out /I hot argutnent, aril immediately an amendment was moved that the new Beard be tonned through the medium of the old Board Some of the members contended there was eld Board—that it lied tiled • natural desth, ,tc., and-othets held that it woos still in existence. When the vete was taken about twice u many hands went up for the amend metros. Nevertheless the thaiiman de- cided that the amendment had the majority. This action disgusted a large number f those present, and the chairman left the chair. This was the third unsuccessful at tempt that was made to establish • Bard of Trade in .Joderich during the past two weeks. of the stieets well deserve the name "avenue.' The fullest° is very far ai1. vaneed at time of writing ; Itryant's "Leafy June" as here almost Whore the eahotolar would allow st.A drise 111,417 some of the most shady streets at this tune o f year is a !root. Keep hammer. ino away at the council and populat. generally oof Gorden -A to plant more shade trees - to set thein out systemati c.ally, too-- and abuve all, toi see that the nom cow is not permitted to turn the ;.oublic streets int' a pasture or a barn- yard, as you like it.: Church street, one of the moat popular ancy so far as the remuneration to con- cerned, which I will proceed to rectify. Yeti said that the rate per day in Sarnia was $1.30, and that here the rate was $2.25, and the men struck tor $3 a day Teo is net just how the thine atetel. In Sartoia and ether pens the "Indcers" charge $1.510 per 1.000 bushels, and a year or two ago the Goderich "trim- mer,• raised their tariff to $2.23 per 1,000 bushels. Well, according to the latter figures the United Empire last wvek would have to pay 845 to the "trluliuers f,r unloadinc the 20,000 bushels ef Brain which she brought auwn in the city, is now being "block paved- for the Big Mill, and as eight men could up to Bluer, and the street cars are n „toy handle that *mount 01 emit, is. rutinioo on It. Between the :nicks a side of ten hours the wage per .man roadway of rock ti being laid, and when would amount to over $5 50, instead tof the work is to spieled there will net be 82.25 per day. If rot per 1,000 bushels its voila. to tl.e city so far as street pave- ment iscencerned. Property on Church street, and indeed on all the respectable streets of the city, has reached & tre- mendously holh figure. A desirable frontage on Jarvis street now costs as rnioch as the stylish mansions erected upon them. Lind on Jarvis street a ipt:e trent. my the corner of Queen and lionize street, its steadily bought up at $100 to 8120 • foot. Dirt is not cheap to Tenet., even if the city only eelo. hrated hee 50111 anniversary two oe three yesrs ago.. The woe ball fever Is raging here just row. The ttty has r. professional club, one .1 the Iotenutioonal League teams, snot the restults uf the games played are daily bulletined by the newspapers. Hamilton has ale. a prodeuieuel nine, atol t • t cities are vet, jealous nn had been given $60 would have been paid to the guff of "trimmers.- I tlen't wonder Coe captain IJ the Empire kicked against the imposition—he'd Lave been more patient and long-sinfering than Job if he hadn't. If our laborers charge in proportion for the work be ceseary in connection with the laying if the mains for the waterworks vte'll have to put another cypher to the business end (.1 the sum set down in the bylaw. Why, I remeneor when I had code with a dock wolloping gang down east, the boys were willing to pile Rideau amid cordwore at • York shilliog an hour for day work, and 20 cents an hour for overtime, and we didn't have any equealibg, end every man put in his best licks. And after the labor sewn n was .,ter, and the _boys o ere paid off they usually went home with their Nai- to,' miner et the u;yrits of the rival and didn't chase around with a laid befopremtheanconur,ti svtizut:h—eraJoharnt40 these cluhs was played in this city, autl hand and a black bottle in the other, in Cchistthunim, "'me -The game 6ninrdav between medical certlicete and the boodle in ore all on the' grounds of over as - segment ; but the assessor was sustain - attracted a crowd of 11.400. The hems, the endeavor to imitate the inside of tei in each case, except the tatter, which club pounded the "Ilsonia,•' as they are their necks with distilled damnation. was not take* up, not being • proper ap- peal. The court then adjourned for din- ner, to .it again at 2 o'clock. The court th-on sat again, pursuant to adjourtimenit Chas. McPhee applied to have his dog struck oft the assessment roll. baying rival Canadian professional clubs wilt be chums on the question of "trimming,'killordit, but it was not grantee'. After • few chsoges were nude, the roll was paved its Hamilton on Saturday, and and the parties of the tirst part under- peed " t. the betting fraternity of the Ambi- took to "trim.' the parties of the second The ceurt then rose and formed a tious city expect to have their reverie°. part, and being in the majority, succeed- council for the dispatch .1 eetteral And here is the great evil of these pro s- in their efforts. On the afternoon inibr inew' the Treeht:e fessional matches. Betting is very wen- ques • • police court case was the rt - • preeved sod approleved. A motion mov- sral, and ...menaces heavy at that. op - suit, and there was a goodly attendance ed by A Young, and seconded by N prentioes bet, employers bet, tnerchaute At the hour appuinted his worship was Johns that the following/ accounts 1m bet, clerks bet. Sometimes a hat only somewhat dilatory in making his appear- o paid, was carried. viz.: DStirlintowood o for Mrs Brindley. oharitypurposes, staked on the result that the loser can . may be the wager, but often sums are &nee, and as•nce, some of the interested ems $2 50: J Kirkpatrick, repairing culvert disinterested persons iere illumine un - ill antrd to lose. I do not say that opposite Bogie's. 11.50: R Fuiford, re aviligation has generated betting, be- miatakable signs of wornness, Frank pianism culvert, 75c.; J Horton, repair - muse the savages of many lands have leserrence, the express agent, undertook line culvert, $1; T Morris, repairing cul - 001b027:14. The Court of Revision for the town - %hip of Colborne met in the township hall Friday, May 27th. The members hav- ing signed the malt required, the follow ine appeals against the assessment were called, all over the fieldand the heart of the &coiling Tortntonians were joy ous and their pockets heavy over the result. The next match between the —And this reminds me that quite a little circus occurred over at the police court Thursday last. Some of the dock- hands got at loggerheads with their From our Special Correspondent. Washibgton, May 300, 17. The great Notional Drill which has absorbed all Witshitoeto ti 5,44 ismen) visiters fer the past week, draws to a close toel.iyIn fact the Port prep, r has ch sed, . hut the distribution of 'Aire* sill Lot be made foneally,and until their fo tonal prrarlitatnooll It CA111114.4 be accurately knew!' in each notauce who. the vi ets really are. The verdict front the grand 'tend was promptly rendered after elrely coutest, of course, during the provress .of the Drill, but the verdict from the judges stand, composed of tot perieticed army onkel*, whose practiced, and critical eyed are supposed to lose sight of module/ that is ill the slightest defectise either itt the mailual of anus er in the evolutions of the soldiers, cannot be expected to cerrospeed always with that of the people. Stonle surprises itt"1he 11°"Ditt'i TII has been a splendid spectacle nethwietandiug the disadvan- tages it has encoountert d from rain anti cyclones. The greater portion of each day hes been beautiful, the soldiers hove marched well, and drilled we 1, and paretled sell, and looked sell in their variously designed, and in many in - wither* oorge.ous uroifoorms. There has been a greed gathering of them from thirtyonte different Sutes, and they re- present the Hewer of the country's militia. They have had a good time together, and the Drill will prove of eteat ads antage to the citizen soldiery in rummy respects. The camp has been qui'e a magnet to the peep e of Waalungton avid to the SAYISI1Weril here. It ha* been rutted diely by people of both sexes and all ogee and steer, atid cook re and condi - :ions, who were curvets 40 see how time was passed in this city of tents. The camp was astir at an early hour every mominit, and the companies who were to participate an the competitive drills each day always retired early, to • man, on the evening previous, and the guards were kept on duty all night with strict orders to arrest any comrade who should attempt to leave quarters. Such strict discipline was unnecessary however, as every man felt anxious to be in goon condition and took special pride in the approaching contests But all night long many of the soldier boys were prowling around playing all worts of pranks on their compaidens, utterly ignoring all military rules, and defying the guards. College songs and popular airs formed a portion .,f their pastime, and merry shouta of laughter disturbed the otherwise peaceful slum- bers of the silent soldiers, and rang out clear .on the eveuing air a long distance froom the camp ground. The liveliest interest has centered in the contest of the infantry companies which were drilling for the $5,000 pnze. On WednesoIsy, one of the field days of the drill, the drill of the celebrated Lomax Rifles of Melillo, was expected to be the event of the day. This is called the crack organization of the South, and it wag thought it would taloa the shine off of everything as it had donetasa winthe,Laryst. It hards•ome company of men in snow white duck pante, dark blue coats, light blue helmets with white plumes waving and white gloves. Their drilling began and a rare exhibition it was. They first stacked arms and then spent through a number .of evolutions owl* limedee4e1. avaniney- eititesstivene Tn the 'manual thqgrem. tanRemy who had drilled up to that time, and in mom( tayonete, they were almost per- fect. In lying down and firing —which . they did excellently—two of their num- ber met with the unfortunate accident of letting their helmets, which their nourished the gambling and betting te run the justice shop in the absence of vert on division line, $4; W Itohertain, Sia ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Assumed 1 indulged in the vice of gambling In some Wednesday laid. i Aim as Lieut.-thorernor of Ootario form or other ; but our civilization has repairing culvert opposite his place, I; W McPhee, repairing culvert ou eetwere, ar teeny, mirsionim vett, $2; W Young, repairing mad on division 81; W repairing red on Barker's beat, 75c.; Kennedy, bonus on were fence, 820; E B. Watson, painting 2 signs, $1.50; J Barker, re- pairing culvett at Joseph Morris', $7; J Barker, breaking road, 85; Nor pnnt- °Ain and ehrond for W Peen in 1886' Mg. $9.46; SIllnAL, $21.90; A Sproul , captain, of course, replaced on their heads. The captain, too, failed to 1M ' &sit with his company, and stood im- mediately in front of it while the first.* was going on, booth of which were con- sidered ertes errors by military critics, end will he weored against them. In ail nf the double quick movements the Ala- bama h ,ys were finely drilled, and their tiring was like one .hot, except in Midi instance, when the explosions were nut eimBeuhteittiseet umtnex posited treat wee in store ) for the audience in the &dhow of two Then I'll sentence you to twelve i lake mad. The clerk was instructed to notify James compboli to motor. hie companies from Texas, the Belknap fano off the road, as agreed to Rifles and the San Atonia Rine*, .bo iag, and I'll increase it to five years if toff to ot have talked no iestly of themselves insets The couneol, •fter mor Dunlop, on Friday, 3ed of June, .t 8 o'- 111147 has. been hers' They had not clock, for the purpose of tome around been on the ground five minutes until it was seen that they were "dark horses" Inn first place. nefore they had hall finished the program handed then cap- tain by the judos" they had made many partisan*, and like the Toledo Csdate who drilled nn the illey before, they were applauded to the mil* A nes geld Geld !reported as Yampa- valt• Albes.lanvdy. stnk• of mackerel is reported from Shelburne. N.14 The nest annual meeting of the Mot - total Confirm°, of the Methodist Chen h will he held in Montreal Monteimsery, aissistant physittiaia at the Ilansiltea Insane Asylum, died yesterday. •avro,i.eserweisprimepesseire4r,...-- aptrit,, ehd 10101011-11 CalliV9 QJ Tits foolish settee of the tory rnob in athletic gain* and sports. * what it has done with our oarsmen and Tometo has earned a barrel of money our runners. We live in the day of the for the O'Brien omission. At the Beaton hippodrnt—'1.t gumlike the ancient meeting $20,000 was nosed for the hippodrome the same are outside the League funds 'ring.' h atamerr looks •• if Chapleau will step down mid nut from the Cabinet and accept the position of Lieut. -Governor of Quebec. In such an event it wi:1 be amusing to watch the harmonious rola- Itions between His Honor, and Hon. Premier Mercier. the ineyor. The plaintiff was first cited befeeiL the jostle__ tout 4tiet-"Ttsbill-tri imY sentence of the court should not t• pureed upon hits. The reply evidently was riot deemed satisfactory, for in mea- sured tones the justice said. "You are no good, •nyhow, and I sentence you to Tea Hamilton Spectator claims th at Isis months in the central prison." The Goldwin Smith is not a Tory. Will the' iarpneee and swiftness rd the sentence Spectator be good enoegh to explain seemed to drive terror into all concern- $14; J Morris, bonus on woo fence, what Goldwin is. One thing we kn,erw ed, and when one of the defendants i $14 50; J K Tema. P 5 I. attendance is, that during the elections tof 1878 stood up before the stern arbiter of theilitZdsineas, maeltirso. to wet:'ancil raes.usrstaiiinp,"rtogt ofseset, Goldwin Smith stumped the country in itw, ornt, it was little wonder that ary, James entered, and the interest of the Tory perty, and he his kneels smote and his cheeks blenched. James Taylor seconded that the reeve be , ritedthe dThe si'lrtuSeteTitealeir Vlieset; has never linos resented the heresy. 'Who did you vete for last election 1' was the first question put hY 1.wieren. thc:in exetnineel. atnd a new beet Lawrence pro bon. "For Mr Cameron.- i I made numbering Kt, to oommence at was the faltering reply. "You did, dial's. tindery lone along the 13th coon., to 01-ratosas estimate the spring suit of the editors of Tyr SIIINAL Si .bunt $10,- Fenn present appearances it looks as without trimmings. It is ornatelif the Board of Trade atOtation hes re- but not 2way, and there is no attempt ceived a set -back in Goderich. One at display on our part. There is but mere each sereeming farm as that of one drawback • It is of light Brown 1 Wednesday evening, and the lain fabric, and those who know mom about nsil will be driven in its coffin. What you ripest the offence." The new jog - it say "it won't wash." We don't feel ; is wanted is 10 lee the moribund Ward two. it could easily be peen, was warm - months in the central orison for so do - Champ de Mars that evening tethered s bit proud, however, and still oalk to ' stay dead, sod if • P-ord et Trade is ing up to his work arid it was quite land stemming the jobs that would be Isom and turbulimt crowd The he meet- y way, as of ; necemary for Opilegieb let a brand new ; let the following week, adjourned. I mg had been called by placard arid Mr t maghim* is • fnend ible that the death sentence would Augustus Hewer& nephew of the chief 7015 on institution he lessined. JifRICE • RM have been passed upon one or more of Carlo0 Carlow, May 31. . . Clerk. justice of Upper Canada, and a society Ir Hon. Chaplain retires from ; Ix the vote on Wednesday, on the tha remaining Pria"nara' had his hem', MSS the chair. This gentlemen h 0 the mayor not importunely arrived upon Reosnrisw, N. W. T. June 1.— mot. inetaimetney speech. esul see , the pneitine a Secretary c.f State, we QUireri • COMO, . I °et Ifie t • (".:i the • and tits aid with the justice 8411tt• McPherson has *treated the 14 -alcoved by Mr /Credal, ; Mr Ferries. • would suggest that John It. Dunn be memo* were sustained by • majority of ea* Frank contends that he Wes mardefed smith st pelt lisise Indian named Nonnateksatit, who newspaper editor ; Mr Meek and Mr appointed to the °Mee. Dunn and Pope 19. Anson** the independent Compro l er- , . Monitriu4IV4bi •nnehnv i"nrnalini* all would then be in the same department vetiver; who voted with the Opposition • • time/in." The chief *object of the ' decidnns, and feels • little nonplussed , on the traelk of this Indian ever since barons° esti, olio, ie the time 1,4 se. i of public service, and they enuld easily were, NORM Patterson, of Essex, anti that they enniti root be earyisd not, murder and at last wee sucergehil. I A large party of citizens arrived at tom,- while freqeently shore the din 1 essaimalate things en that the eleeton of Boyle, of Meek, trots Ontario . and , Ajax. Broadview last night in morels of meld be heard the ery, "To the m'ehairman Fed's' k the Dominion would be of little trepan- (ligaelt, Deposit, Comore and Dopes, I had made the Mewing remarks he 'limit. a." " fetors in 411° i"rmuibm °I ills of to4166beIt e c'heet Pmluii "erl in 1 Hon. Mr Leenate ie tinned as the NwardeUitathes wFvel'irdiand.tlwary. It. 111°ThieehtmulenasinntCry to eet bedding*' Arta, the ile .4 nut. „mow boy., three (theme for ob. i fieleeel aorrernment. let's have the fav or of the coolititerneY-thiel. tie we isuenesene la I r. Cbspleau as Neeretary 1 evesneing with erased mem in pursuit of OHM ; then let es take a walk." The Hon, John R. Dunn, lty all means. i eluded by equity, if not by law, in his three seeks ace. Mellosann has toms I prated of Ste, .E•is murderer. 46," au.