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GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY, MAY13, 1889.
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THE ORANGE ORDER
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Annual Meeting of the SdpreMe
Grand I d •
giantess' life, and that, therefore, it wa
the duty of •Il Cinadiams to rests' by
every legal mimeo tLe !neat potter they
ware rapidly itteleirteir el Geode " The
G. M. thee vsotei the terms of C.I.
• Greed Secretary and Grand Trees
M A adeteum and r Mt:A voy, Grand
Directors oti Cerriereties.
Major Armstrong presented the repor
of the committee t.; strike the eandut •
soramit tees as follows : -
Ctedeuteal•- -Cep. A L Sinclair. John
Nowt. W 11 C.egg, Janie* Shams,
David Eweig.
Correetiondence -Jesse. John
MeAmehay. Ald. Win Bell, Robert Mc-
Lao4hIst., C /I Aruticalee.
Fitteheat -John White. W J
James Carle, Frank L Stewart, Clark
Petitions and Appeals- David Bolter-
•ille, D McEry, Chas Pelliug, litres
Leese Frank Smilers.
autpenennis met Expelsious-11 T
Wallace. Jame* Mills, Thee Gilrey, Rev
Wm Walker, N Tedd.
C, elven at ion and taws- Wm Jehnstou,
J L 11uI1ies, t% 31 lotzgeraki, Hales,
Henry Perkins.
SEC.).ND DAV.
The ntimher et delegates wits large-
ly auemeilte4 by the excite!s un yeeter-
day evening:e trains.
This morning at a o °leek the brethren
met at the Court House. mid beaded by
the horn hand, m *retied to the harnor,
where serer temente had been made hy
the wen authorities f.:r a Lao esoursion
ef time members the Grand L glee and
their tre.une en the 1:laity Lam steamer
Cat/even& After a pleasant sail of about
three heuo. tar ezcersienists heeded,
having had a most et..p.yah.• trip. and
being tem: in prose of the Camps:ea auJ
her excellent lead of etheers.
The session for to day Rtwind at fern
deitiCk, ftivi great iutreat .aa awakened
e s et the result if Vie dismission on the
Jesuits' E,tatea Act. the rote in the leo
minion Leieg the noestion before
the meeting. During tae sfterrnom a
stormy trine was had in the Grand Lodge
on the verities aspects of the subject,sind
at ale o'clock, as no site of donne the
debate was apparent, an anjournamet
was had uutil 10 D. in.
Th.) baretnet m the Palace Rink Wei -
needs, evening was largely attended hY
delegates, citizens and ladies. The rink
was garnished with evergreen teetighs.
The tables were well impelled and erery-
thing was highly creditable to the Lash-
attinifrut. Cornea- Master Floody pre-
sided. on hie right sere Grand Master
%%solace, Meyer Butler and Seastim C
meow, and eu hz. 1 -:ft were Hon Macken-
zie L iaea aed Greed Master CLirden. of
Q.t.-nee. After the toastsujthli ta-seen
and the G ,verner Generel had heee hoe-
tued, Cie toast nf the Go -and Master
ereedo Mr N. C. Wal.ac•, the member ;
for W. A Y•ra. t., hos f -et On behalf
of the Grand Lodge 1 t 'oafish America
he theaked them their reeeet lee and
besenet. Tile Jetta lutp.44f:auf ,nerdtig
Weer h Id by the 4i.eatid 1....Iste was than
twice held in their terra Tne geeeteet •
ability was being displayed at th •meet -
Mit USA was tree dirpluyed at au y Grand
(tee sleeting 1 • had ever al teeded
Ile :Gannet the co :4 -,ss a of Codenzh fer
th
• 1) 'Irma r••,,,,Itatt. RI for diaalhoonce.up-
en which the v‘te ••• taken in the Ileum
The resegates la Iles•ssii Sarre arse*. Of T." ("Ur." "1"eatild
era/aims EArainiss 4.44 Ile* 4 Aampasa tMeigaelve.tit i �),Iell he autetetted
Ibe for the Grand Le!ets's c iniederateiti aiad
taisq set A not INs416*•14444
Ike J.14 yeeslimis Llryttrie yr Inipeoval. Ile c eitedeteat tire rt.y od-
ometer, I ' d cute eta .•. gaii.Z•
tem which was monorail ,46 t1.0 1/4..rddItY.
welfsre,pesce sod happiness .4 'h. Dim -
The Grand Lodge opened Itt 3 o'clock 111100 An itopeal ',tumid be made to
on Tuesday afternoon, May 281h, its the
e mirt•room in the county building. The
•1.11..witig delegates were :Nit:fere i :-
Most Worshipful Grand Ledge 1)111
cera J Midland Iter It
S Cooper, Inverniey; Jae Keilly,St John.
N 13; 'leery Parkins, Guns; Wri An•
donn'. Ideuntainvieti; 11.,n blerkeezie
Ottawa; N Clarke Wallace,
MP., Woodbridge; Jahn Maltase'', Ante-
liaithure.
'tight Worshipful Grand Lodge ()ffi
core :-J J Armstrong, at John, N B ;
A J Van Ingen, Newcastle; Win Lee.
Torteen ; Jes Mertes, &Ores Saritie ;
1) Stewart, Carman ; John MuCitaghey,
',armee ; W H Monier, Goderich ; .1 L
II ug bee, Top in ; W 11 Fit sgsral d
Leittlon; R Itirmlnyham, Toreute; J
'hake, Ottawa; 1) Reinff. Warkworth;
NA Nicholson. Hamilton; C it Gordon,
lento...the; Stewart Mulrev, %Yeinipee;
itt
eed
Seusiders, Exeter; Itebt andon,
Corny Mastery : 11 Wallace. Alths; !
C McAsety, Balsam; Wan ilobuseon.
Floody, Clinton; W H rtie;
irkton; C ti Artniteee. Petr,les;
Stewart, Warwick; Thomas Ililr07.
pping; A A %Infirm-, Wardsyille; Jas
iyce, Bracebridge; T $snley, Purple
rove; A Irwin. Dresden; Chas Pelting.
Ilandalt; Mese. Lace, Briton; Senator
.41mMit44. Ottawe; John H Wein, Black- I
ock; David Beekervithe Evelvn; J
runtroug, Guelph: A 11 T..dd. Walker -
i; Jae Bromley. Si Cithannes; T
react., Weedbrieler; Jas Thorudy ke,
illbrook; John Ilkhite. It Relearn; W
hoiden, Belleville; L B Collins. Mill-
; 1 J 4sttclair. Canningtoto J ft
.rh, tiakefiekl; Jam. Th. inpson, St
hr).; W Rell, Tor..nt.,; 13 Mc(llaneh
bloutreal; 1) McErny„ Carp; A
:te•., Hagersr 'Ile; A Carmichael,
,.liceraiile; Joreesti tiorritt's
W C Reti. Enterprise; E Logan.
$ Welar.ore, Burford; lirrM W
-It:1,tte, Port R -loneen; R.inert Ma.
he hie. St Catharines; A II Reerme
emeroo; Jelin Graham, Toronto; W
talf.p, Tenant.; N 8 McColl, St
District Nfasters-J Locate, Lucas; ji
creek, Ford itch; It Maberd. F ad vich;
Woodbuty, leitsehnre; E Metcalf.
-reatte U R Hand ey, Clinton; 0
itypiece, V.ari:ham; A T bevi..teow,
toe.; Jas II Frtelrorri., Purple 1111;
!caboose, '4"...ocknort; Johe J Neshitt,
tIvertor; Tiro Stewsct, Uluevale; Jos
thieve, Gerrie; .1o. Melltiegh, D'ingan-
; Robert hiearlet, %teethe.%)
.whark -Toronto--; TetatIkr, Mi
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nk;%V.i McIntyre Breek•dee dilates
arelesil. Kintretott; H Git.bunP,
to; D 111 Geranye, Wiarten; %Valiant !
tint, Ottawe; Richard Ailles, Hamil.
Proxies-3as Brodie, Vendeleur: Gen
ylor, M.P., Gamut, tine; Caleb r
stetson, Lsamiugtoti; W McClelland.
en Sousa I; E Cochrane. Brittotehet F
nebell, Brampton; A McKay. M.P..
seethes; Chas Riley. Camden East; W
Ihn huts, Gerrie.
besides these there were a teenhar Oi
:tors from various pans of the Pete
c.
THE I.EANI) it aa,1411,.
At 4 o'clock an adjoernment war mule
recence an address of welcome from a
• Mayor and town cono•il. :fhe ad- i
me woe orally respond, .1 to by Grand
r Wallace, and on the retirement 1*
the civic functioneries the seunens
ere resumed. In the Grand Mes:er's t
dress the Jesuit question was almost
e role topic. He said :-"I has been , h
important year iu the histcry of our •
riot in Canada and net telly in the 1
tenets of Orangemen but also an t
irtapt epnch to all Protestants. For
ears this most Vt'orshipful Grand "
' o. iipeakine for the 1 orangemen , •
tritteh North America, has been a eenti- !I
el on the witch tower by day and hy t
ieht, warning the people of Canada .
room the rerer-increaside encroach. It
eat. 4 the Churtih a Reuse. ConeesIm
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.tti letter emccesioe from every itoir-
rninent has failed to satisfy their erer-
'wresting demand, until at last the
hero haa been reached and we are face w
14. 'face with the incorporation and sn• •
ment-tris that most deuterons enemy , sa
ofeftil and 'religions liberty. the Jesuit ,
Order, by the Legislature of the Pm -1
elate of Quebec arid the formal reong- •
n inon of them in the ((Teat ProtestantPr.'o-inc.
Prerince of Ontario hy the Government
in the tiring 1,f a valaable property,
ostensibly for Church purpose', but is
reality to enable them to plant their
samsions on the shorts one of our
great lakes. At the annual meeting of
the Grand Lodge, bold in Winnipeg in
baguet last, I ea/led attention to tbe
ineorporation of the Rociety of Jesse
by the Provincial Legislatureue
of Qbee,
to the fairs recent endowment of that
body with a Jerre sumnd
of mosey a
to the denims that threatenei this
country in °nosey:woes el these seta.
TheGreed Lodge renottod clwwl tib•
eabjeet,1 esabodyi...g the views of the
4 lrangestse of Canada sad impressing
their hostility to the issaite as enemies
of freedom, es destrootive of social end
the highest C out in the Empire, :he
Judicial cheninit tee tif the Privy Council,
menu's! the tomato lutltheality its•th the
Acts 41 itic.•rporatien e-ii.iwirirta
Ile urged thatGr
the eiel L idea ,u1,1
use every elf rt t..1:r:sig flue
it
lir pch decboon.aed that it deine•
61,000 for that toopose front the fends
G
411 the rand id,, .4 that ..h mein
ber .,i the 4 4r.l.q. or *eked to am some
Secoaoliy. they should appeal 1..the Limey:al Pertooneet. 1:afar...men
hare before today laid their crievences
at rbe loot of the Threne. If the Je.at.
or the Cher:11.d *loch they tonna p.rt.
have env epeeist privoece• Called.
that are dented to other ref:Loma b dies
they have t•ceived these from the Par
Itisis-si 'f 41.4 -
r.t Vre hat o re
(wired our Acts of l'outeleration from
the same saiiUrnai Let Ue as Ceatadose•
amid our petitiens to the Imperial Per
lientunt,ILT4•Ugh 1 he Governor taeaseral of
Canada, sekitiz them todeclare by Act
Parteimmit the Acts ef the l,Nebire
Lertil attire inc•itp..ratin.; the dewing and
Jesuit Estate. Hill illeu,s1 We have
rushy warm friends in both nradschea of
the Britiiik Lectialature. who eel eccord
us hearty at...stance. The tined 3Iaster,
in conclusion, declared it a hlic:1;attn2
fact that, while the °ranee Seciety, ti,ore
et.eat;tott .u, 11110.1 sevorts of street-
luIr were open f •T public perusal, acid
which Society had ever been leysheheald
have 1.een. reftem.1 lecorperalion. while
%itch • hely as the Jesuit Society *Laud
have received it •,J an endoeteent. Ha
recommended that applicistien ;holed be
made for incerporstiisn led every taint
'tumid be put forth for its attainment.
The agereesemiess of the hierarchy iu
other dire:nom' required to. be checked.
En truces of luta were pointed to in the
fact that a hauiitated thin!e .d beets
platted in the putilic schmils .4 hitarin,
Yreueh was t•aeoht as the 'viruses ed
sumo of the sch.e.is aoi Inc )sy,labue vas
and u a tett two k.
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irTUElt
The report .4 Thomas kehes, Grand
Secretary, retuned to the so -oath .4 the
eat! years •4
tIlitetiSs, ubta It Low numbers thou-
sands eta tusaude, and hta .1-read
deur the airlio.e Dououieu *4the lased
cif Newfoundiatei ma the Bermudas
The cerrerpOnnence an!, suplinee from
the Grand Secretar bad Menai-
sd Seel CW311Villta urn g the year,
Tim rep reie the distribution
ot waersies and that endeavor to .w.f.
aaaoh watuarata is Roark
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Nig. or, if tot,* ektog, an erf. rt to Mace
the saute. Tats teat wai
the result preeented in a supplemcutary
report A tt tion rag (Idled ti. the pro-
psed legislate a by W W Bo, Fliager-
▪ th ensile new ledte
ges to be rmed
e itheit asking otlar lodges to do go,
et oat hoped iltat this matter
would recei.e aitetti•oa. Dea'.11.eg with
n
Inae., toe report a .ya -The ordta-
ary business f my cf., ::oite not tat:
tor special mention. The ceeh receipts
Smelted those of last year by $10 8t3,
white the expense* of the office exceed
those .1 last year by $21. 50 dos beitte
an increase in the peetzee arceunt for
the year. The stock ou heed a.,
Grand Secretary's office is $7S3 ttl
gullet lit72.) 5.7,1 last year. or an increase
O this branch ot our assets of e19r
The preer ttiacecutit and effiee
xeiseded the estimates for the year ,.f75 10, but in this was the account o
he Neor;ia.t, f,r returns fir
no
ateounii1.4, I think, $47, which should
ite been presenteil awe paid the pre -
iota ytar. The estimetee for the coni-
ng year are placed at lt't00, Win than
he estimates of last year by f :Ad The
u
isse of ties warrants show, sn i
f nine over Isst year, and it.. it
Scarlet charters au iscrease oi Gores orae
ast year. Mince OU7 last anima session
he Jesuit Eludes Act, paned by tbe
uehee Legilator., has been allowed by
he Dominion Gevernment. 1 wid net
ke up your time in going int.. the mat-
ter in dated. as you are all aware of the
eommoticn that the allowance of the Act
es canoed, and your Grand hlaster, whe
as ons ef Rot noble thirteen that voted
nd spoke ter the disallewanee of the
me, will nes! with the matter in hie
address to tem to much better advisee'.
han 1 could dis. I would elan ran par
ttention to the saloect of the French
atigusee in the schools of Protestant
bitario, which was brouht rap on motion
of Mr Creel, M.PP., in the Ontario
Legislature...
The treasurer's repeet showed the total
reoeipts daring the past year to b.
$11,812 04, which with the balance at the
beginetaR of the year amounted ti
$3,&d 61 of disposable funds_ The si-
c:I:zees were $2,346 7. harlot
on bend of $1,304A1. Th
ttaaeurtir had itlitihtag r51 ES for thif
Ballykilbeg redesepties toad.
OM, IRA aeli 01111ITTZTA.
The seism officers of the ()rand Lodge
ore :-N Clarke Wallace, Grand Master;
T J Armitaes. Ninety Grand Master;
lion blaskasva Rowell end Vi J Park
hill, Past Grand Mainers; Themes keys*,
1
nebsn oS pa so n w o yet with
' the majerity should be cendeustied tr
1 not. lite hest clause of the refuel was
t lagdatory of the acti in of the
Thirteeil and was a• r ived f hy itt.
entire gethering. The eeound clause was
eitedesinatory et the Pretestant teem.
bees. "eseeetally these who are throng,-
men,- ei the Dentinitio Perlteinetit who
rota., with the maji.rtty en the iieeettoo
when it was before the House The en
Itt huixa was in favor of consume tit
Pr eciatant Members, but the speito
megaton of the • °reties numbers caul
e.1 a dig n. Ili the effort...tin John
I White, of mutinies, mei Stewart hiutvey
I of %Intelea. !tad thrown bombe lett', th
; camp itf the 4 Prange Partieeteeternies mad
their hiend.,ani when the lee ;ea met Got
night the exetterceut was at fever heat
; Striae addressee in f .'or cebausing
the Orarge politicians were made by
Maier Arnsetrong, Si JAit's. N IL, C It
Seerbredt. J L Hughes, Rev
W H Vdect. Ald. Metliiien and Win
B'
ell of Tort.oto. and the defenee was
I trees) ea by Geo Taylor. 31 P. for I,
ILeeds, (*.scheme*, M. P. for Etat North-
umherland. lien Mackenzie 13.iweil, A
M , Ilauniton, Itobt Biresinie
beteaad i.e. Mr Haih..IL The vete
was in fes or of censuring the 1
niembera patliansent. but in the report
(ureisbed to the repartees the phrase
careens:1y those wb . ate Oratteetnen
weielitniteded. me result 1 : Car tote
was urvatee. with rousing cheers, and the.,
envie of the ' National 4nthem "
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Grand Sovereign Nowell, esd W.P.
Cochrane, Mackey mid Taylor. 'rho
italicised word* in parenthesis were in
that original motion which was carried,
I • rim. • er , (or fear of
int artistes effects upon the •••ehing t reth
from a Ist:41tIcal
THIRD DAY.
Th• election of °Seers conducted by
11. Macisetolie Ilowell resulted as 101
I. es : Graod Ilaater, N. Clerk. 1.1'41-
1 • ▪ lette' re • gene I : Deputy
Grand Metter, E. F. Clarke, T,,r,,Fito,
,reelectei, ; Grand Chaelein, Rev J.
H•hissell. .Atueltashurte, re-elected) ;
tirstid Seeretery, They. Keyes, Bt.
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1 Isere to the boas* ol *tory tralosabaso
in town.
Chancellor Holt stronely supported
the melon. Peeve Proudhea moved
tataniondment 1, steam out that pert • 1
the inetieti nutlet:1r to the grant of $i0.
The amendment was Mu by 8 to 4 the
Reeves sid Ceuvicillere Ceiberne aka
Dunlop velum for it. ilhe muttou was
then carried.
1h,, nastier of using the gravel dredged
from the liaise! t ..t th• harbor for
lis tl.e bolo rtt• the pompuom.
station was refereed to the Harbor
Committee, with ter to put a ample
5.1 corporation laborers on to take the
refuse from the dredge for that purpose.
Councillors Holt and Nichelem moved
that the Waterwerke Cieursaittee have
power to turn on the wider into the
mains at one.% mid t too the rates date
from June hors. Carried.
During the •tes votes
.4 thanks were teedered to the mayor
and corporative of Goderieh for the
leisintelity acooteled by the town t., the
livered Lodes i mid to the local Orators
committee fur the perfect arraneements
made for the aec euieudation of the visit
ung brethren, aura the carrying on of
the mak.
The Grand Lodge session closed at
3p.., Thurs.lay
TUN trete
T • e • Met. w :. V,,,
ter •for farthei Iirtleth
Aruerieo.
Nide*. W:ashipful S4 and brethren -
The special committee to e hetn the tamed
Mono's A4-tresa and thee d
relating to the sii%tict el Jesuit seereir
stein were tete:tad 6164 it. recom-
mend as follows : -
'1 That thte thanks of this Most
%Voichipful Grard 1..'e be tendered to
M. Vi. bro. N. Coate., %Vs:lace, for the
shie anti c •ureeeeus mower in which Ise
dealt iu his iedreas wen the great yew
• tious now affecting cool and relqpese
i liberty in our
2 That fs• tee, rd our hearty approv-
al of the coarse pursued by our Moo
tv,,rob pis: 1;:auct Molter and those who
uteted wi.. bios itt suoportino that re-
soh:nous 44 Col 0.13ricn, H. 1'. , in the
' Ileum of Catunione. rellatine to the dia-
. alloaaoce of the -lesaim' Edith, Act,
at:3 our strong disapprorsi .1 the actt; n
' of the Preeetant oseaeters of Paths-
' mete : ore oidae .5 tiro.' le - In •
P.I • be voted agaisist those resela-
' te
Cr. Therevery rosetil.4e elf ,rt be mad•
to teat the cAl.ltvitu.as114 of the arca
of the geebec Legielettire incerperstiag
and endowing the Jesuit Society before
the judicial coiam:t4ee of the Privy
Conectl, and Oat: the silos el allele be
elect 1 at the iiMposal et tt.e Execute,,
of this Grand Ledge, to be 'poet tit ec-
enretosee • :th their hest judgmeut, itt
co-ogeramoo with .ciy ...User orgasm:Mean,
tharthwt-pritharylotteee: arel- hcialtrithiat
ihmegemen throuhhout this 1.1.tunston
be streissly tweed to sutracsitte to Gm
heel for this ,lerpose.
:4) That pa appettl be road's by pita -
dais through 110f Majesty's represeeita-
tire in Culled& to the lot:artal
'sent eattet dsciarstry lts poet/aim-
ing Co Jesuit el..ciety te be an iliwital
S .2mty thronoltout the Lea:1.h Empire
.tt1 11.. 1:41:kin'ee.
i Tia.t a, trarizentee and I
tants generahy he ierimely rec
ed to take immediate i11, as citizme
in appototing and reedthe delegess itt
the convent', 11 called by the cellos.'
committee of fortuity for tit., the atui
Ithh of June.
fie That the persistent an 1 tletermin-
ed efforts of the Roman Catheitc leer-
areith to destroy the eatienel system of
oulafie education threoehout the Doane
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tossed Mao. all ediscationel meters un-
der the canard t.1 the Church of 11 -nie.
ahon'ol tee eigorourilv resoled : and thet
eepeciatly tu t swarm attuned:rite I,•Pp!
sheirla be talien to etre the 111,1,1.0 tta
pt per else* its the 1o:b..1: arlirruill, 1,
provant the le.;41 rce..waticu of any bat
the I. ie!mh Unease. in the tett boehe
t e pvba, and separate echieds, to,
prsret.t the distribute.; a puble• funds
inmost whose teechtee and
test iteoks aje n..t under the direction
an e rs.l itt t rot ernment, to se -
core enviable rosessinent laws for action! .
purpeses. at.d to ter:ore 11,411 11111*:
Statiate b ks all laws giving epeeist -I
favors to any p trtionler religious den ern-
e •11., auti
-hood thin atm- titrit dem tlteJ wketn. ,
roma% the vein.. .
The neat toast was the "Greed Led/1e;
of British Ainsrica,- c p2,J stets the I
camel of Hon Mn-kei to, B,w.k amid
Peet Grand Muter Parkhill.
YE 3u' LLL
rectliel the diftizatIties under wWeit
Orangemen heal horn ehlicael t,• 'teal to
thair Meetings it. the daps .4 the fathers
of ilove present. N twe be was pleaset
ic kit..*, List n'. matter how tit„la the
velum a moo might oecapy iu soy
sploa• of life. he was n .t relented to
setieraledee hinatel • ereetsare rf the
Insinge Order. In the early diys it wen
scarcely safe to enueciate the etc** they
were tie the raiment ciecasion beartne.
New,the Grind L -dye of the Order wet
et.f..rre their opinions. Hat th,re
w ere time, when men'. mouths were
1 no.‘nrJ and boasts .4 Prot.oasetiste and ,
tsran„esni were made e herr ti would
ke
is the best intere,t. of the *egety and j
the indiedluel if he hoe hit went!. Ant. l
If ties &ivies was foil -wet. it weeli be
better for them all. Ile complimented
the c tizens lot tLe :44;,..aramett I f their
town, and hp -'i tit it the Gertrittuesolt.•
l�tt spend irp.fe ra ney tio• t.• irns
haroor. lie spr.iiiiot itt the
tnerm's salt intertste the: neeln be'
well if more duty were pleeerl en that 1,
ennenottity to silJw h ene uelueery to
compete with outeiders.
P. D. G. Perkhill made a brief Speech
Of thanks, and the team of liodertch was
honored in a s2tendtd addrese. The
Mayor responded. welootning the Ilrat.d
1. Age. and with ancesside pride na
:ng the present advanteges and wore
herpes of the teem
1 comma' Grand Lehr,. WW1 coepl•
ind with the neeses of Mestere .1 1.
ilazhes. W W F.ttiere'd. T 11 Collies,
R Gordon J J Arinstroog esti Stewart
Mulvey. All them arthe broil' in me
kno wledgmen t Megan Cochrane,
M. P., John White ant kld .1oh, Me -
Milian. The oasts ef The Press. The
Ladies and the et -entente* of Entertain -
G lint concluded the listand the dele-
gates returned as bafflest ton o'clock to
the Coin [Lase 1,, resume the big 4.-
TOItiRRATE R160
nil Berea Grand Orange Lod e
miniver at 10 pit Weggeedei
sight, and continued in seseem mW S
*heath Thursday toornitig. The debate
es the Jesuit .1110/Itifill was continued,
mid the Greed Lodge was &Ott into hew
the camps on the matter. The rennet of
the epeeist committee was the fighting
ground .4 the ennteasets, aed the hone
of content eel was whether the Ortega
Colierines, (re-elected) ; 01411ftd ?r41411
uript, Win Anderson, (reelected,a Grand
LeCtiartal. Jaillatsa Kelly, ht John. N B ;
Grcod 1):rector 4 CeretiOnaiee, E
Foody. Choose ; Deputy Greed Chap
tains-)t,, Kemal C ..per, El D.,
Inter.nay : it•v Jas It D.tI, M.. en;
Ret ‘Iker, 1'. rt Robinson ;
Mr Minuet, Arthur. Rev E. W. Sinbeld,
L pit.twn v W H. Tetoo
to : Rey I: Mamerd, Rlackatock ; Re,
F A Rooney, Barden Hill ; 11'. %Ant
11 eattyrint, Fele ; Rev W 1'
Lleweilyti„ loskevi ht. N. it ;
Fiootti, M A. M iitro.l Iter Davol
Carecaddin. Forest ; 11., v 1 el rims.
Cheeter Rev 'PI,. AftrUe. Mai,itou;
HIV fl Unties, Rime ; Rev Rumel
Irma. flt;thienil Wailed Her Wan
Denach. Screen -iv : Itorr Case E Pero.
Acmes ; DantovalltV
Rao is 11 ,Leach, Eldorado.
THE SIGNAL -STAR.
Deputy Grand S vegetate, A J Expert Testimony that Puh111
lege". Newcastle. Deputy Glued Amateur Critics "in
Tteesurer, Frael D. Stewart, Carlucci-
tho Soup."
Deputv Gr. ,i Lecturerso-Ontatio
West, Ca pt W I mu re u rf..r 41. 4 1u -
East, ItleCaughe•, Coheuist
New Bruelewiet, Win It itiewetigh
Bey. N B. Quebec, tI Me
Leughltn. Montreal. Masoitobs. J Mot-
ruw. rth West Territories,
Nibiuck, Abort*, Jos 11 Mill, C.Igary.
Nova Scotia, Jelin C. Glass, tehubeies
mules : British Cituu.itig W,0 .lehtistm,
New %Vestrihater. Auditers. T (' Mc-
Avoy, thileatu and W 14 Stewart
Ti.. nest place of means.... will be
Si John, N it. A rate .4 WA, front 4 'In-
tari.. there and return has been &reams -
ed 4,n the taw short line of this C. P. R.
THE TOWN COUNCIL
Tbe latenstes et Last Serrial Meeting
A special meeting of the C buried was
hehl Tbursti,y evening, the th•rd not, all
members present escel.t
Pridhaes and NI krtott.
• 4-
e ca t e
1 3
2 abetting speolially for two ebtezts :
ist,Tudecide what should 40 docie with
Ike 'tVuoghttou stet tinder tch railway char-
ter Toe commutes to whom Mr Meyete
!application hail been referred, had tele-
eraphed Mr Can Herm: asking if the
' charter was of *by we to his co npany,
'and received a t.p!y to the effect that if
-she applieents ceuid make *sty use of it
, be would stritiely ad vise that it be hand -j 0146C to the.m. FUrt-Ur Ina litivICO
was theft tak.e by the omitaiittee aa to
*hat were the towit's genera in the mat-
' :er. an this was to ti:e effect that none
but tee pros/tonal directers ceuld band
over the charter or take toy action with
. it, and it was really a question as to
' whether the oenpany elided, inasmuch
as Bed a single thing had ever lean done
.uhtier the „equities since it had been
cratetetl. Mr Meyer had wooled that as
lie had net mewed the chatter by the
time Stipulated, the '20-h nist., 1. would
drip the menet altogether new. The
Mayor suagested • ceratin course elliatlf
•
was Still 1,1,1020 to preserve the ch titer a -
lir., hy a formal cons; hence a nth the
1 pre:ant:oil reeeiretuente t4 the statute.
but as thts omit' only be done throogh
the t,riootional directors he would re-
commend that the Council talia action to
co-operate with theta au having iliasts re-
iteireineuts met.
recommended dot itt censider-
stem of the character 4.1 rho gathering
which was to take place in lloderich n•at
weer., when would h. present
hem every part of the Dominion, the
Council ought to tate action it formally
weberning the visitors 1. oiir town, by
presennog them with an appropriation
of say $5.0 towards towing thorn WI *l-
emmata', en the lelte,att 4.ne .41 the N.W T.
Co's boats would be here WA Wedueeday
unorning.
1 emcillor Nicholson itt 'vel, seteinded
by e eancillor Holt, that the nity- r and
ore reeves be a committee to urge upon
the provisional directors to take all poi -
sib stepe to carry out the nailer mug -
treaties*, usa to keep alive the railway
charter. Carried.
Councillor Holt morel that the msynr,
Reeve Preudfoet and Cutmeillors Nichol-
as§ aed Thoinpeon and the layover be
osimasities Ls co-operate with the local
roasption committee in attending wet -
1150e to the Orange visitors, hy present..
inn theta with an saldress, and ea -
radius! the sum of in Riving Mete
If excereum on the lake. This Walt
seconded by Councillor Smith.
Reeve Proadfoot opposed the meant
glom no tha same geounds se he had
formerly opposed a similar penmen tuft
�. would subearthe his share 41 the b
mount, hat be would vete aesinet *Ey
public annoy helm{ applied fur the pl.=
pea minted.
Councillor Colborne expressed similes,
Instimente, bin his Worship potato*
est that lila awe was not parallel wills
the application of last year -this wee t
grant not to the visitors, bet tn enable
the tows to erected a proper welsouse.
The memo* of Su many visitors would
Ira Marta the Weary 1 Moe %.h,. at
et; Me Sill The rare%
shaos_eseiib. teesery Cour.
51e54 the TR erat.
a:"1nrtLLlf“irr
The S;rf/..:t.ir:(iercrlpt%e of Mae -
tested tieda.rich, *hews the prin....opal
pails .4 the t.:mrt, hy separate cuts.
besutiftilly go d up and is • credit it
authors.-- Coe. Alerted' Advocate.
• 1 KEPITARLE WoRR.
The Gielereti teen ensued has issued
an illurtrated bo..k •tf some 28 paheh• tri•-
tite a drec•iptien ef their town- as ad-
vantages fir bwittiews, and describing the
.natty itelostries there located It is a
very cre.l.table werk, and must le the
means 44/ Isenoting G. d.rich Mt.) promise
enc.. --Strut ford Time..
THIS Wit.
The ?owe- .4 thetericte out , has in-
. rested P10) in lees1 newstoper ti.', -k, and
pays that WIWI ti the bottle :Ape!' to
Witte up the t.. ern. The 'meal practioe
i. t.. pay distant city petters to 110 such
work, sea Love the h..nie editors to
forage 1 ir thediselves. Seers one to
fitelerigh eetatimm auts.41.-Lteter Advt.-
c.ate.
CPO* ; --The GoIetn.h 17'itairale4 Sig_
!
s.4-Sfar, honed under the auspices of the
theistic\ 13- and 1 Trade, is we!! gto ip
and alt wt the -bean-ties of the town to
goof a.icauteve. There are few prettier
summer epot• In ransom, and the wide
cireelat ien 1 this eseelletst parser do
much to make the towit's leteuttful loos-
tien and tidos, attractieue better known
in the Dinunion. Looking through its
interesting leinteuts we came across this
pithy and entirety trothful characteries-
nen of Tea HiTuN
• the paper is an itidepeudent Rehires
puma!, is female's and ontepokee, and ta
e abeerrient t.. no mirty or chicle." The
man who 'uprose& that Tim Seisteh
other than Dais Mclki3ticsil,Iy. ergas
makes • inistel:e. and Dan is a power,
',UAW With t en of tontine, mid ore of
the very bee. tighter. emetic the r:mny
ab:ii champions of Letter:Lien in 1Vestors
011t4141.,„
A %, 445 (YD 1.1t./1"Ert 711110,
The Goderie't limed of Trade and
Tuwu C nitwit Ala 41 wife SO :114,1Ate
Shift, when they gliv4 a larnol g. -ant to
the Vern tie wspapers of that place to
enable them te write na bit attrect;ve
t.nalt twenty-'
1
muds is a hoolovene illustrated petaph-
h.are, eteao„e N; 1141. - 044, in •
smuttier erceecItetelv credaahle to the
Otelerte.. wipers. The hiatoey the
town, interesting hots et•eardtmg 'the
salt and miter industries. its **hada.
thurc'eo, leading buctnais men, with,
lavish iitu doe ionsoion Vastly given. The
pamphlet will be ait eteelletett ine•ns
advertising the heautifui t orn of 0 -J-
encks. -- St ret I .rd II orald.
••otirda1'ill11.1.reft Ante.
Through the help of the fltderieb
C.•uncil and 11 lard of Trade the two
isswapapers there, Ti a Staiti end the
Ai ft-, have levied • 28 pace illeatrated
edition of all that would interest the
bounces non or tear.* regarding Gods -
✓ ick. To the week are ear-ifully drawn
wimps of the 'nee and harlsor and one
showing the iremneetiens hy rail and
water. Illootraticos of the *ebbe build-
ing., chnrchee, erincipal private reit-
&acne, etc, art plentiful, and the hitter
press and deschtption•oive token of hi..
ing been written by thoee who hare a
love for the town rather than these who
do the wink for money. The whets get-
e p of the work is seetainly very neat and
pleasing, and ihtilf*editahl* to the ma-
terprism. test* sad business ability of
Meese McGillimeldy and Mitchell. As
Guelph, we hope, will ere long be ors-
neeted directly by rail with Ooderich, it
would pay any enterprising cheese to M-
eese fifteen cents in pressgang/ • eopy of
Shrel,
Utiotpli Norway.
11,lieving this to be a fitting time
to urge the inoorp wati^n of the trance
Order, year committee recommends that
the Executive of this Grand L Age he
instructed to tette the pr• per steps to
ha, e an Act nf 'newt...sestina subeieted
to the Paritainete of Canada at its nest
111M0b41-
till Tour committeeafter giving very
4111baul emsiderationi to the petition
from the County -.sive of
cannot recommend thht the prays
the petition be granted.
W. W. FITIGIRSILf. Chairmem
JAWS. L. Huhsce, socrosasy.
W. Ni, snueolt.
A. J. Aleeransr...
G. IN. G. n. L
Stewart- Mitts RT, (CIL , Nett
T. B. Cou.ron, 0.31, i),$,
JAWS HALUViLL
k ti (ionran, B.D.
The above is the report of the saw
(dal committee appointed to give • do.
liverenew no the Jessie question. 1111111
Vas p flatUsOttd eondeVats*Ii111 ti si