The Huron Signal, 1889-8-16, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, AUG. 16, 1889.'4 7
THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.
WHAT WOOING ON 1N OTHER LANDS
J.;'
AND PLACE&
hs,yrbel Im armites Hewer augete epesent•
1, reeparen fmse Me Ldlscwlres of ear
A Mamomees seem..
The Rev Alexander (:otdou, of Bal-
fsu, speaking st the meet wires of the
Brush Foreign 1'niteran AssuelMD in,
sddre.sed the •udtenoe as '•Geullessen
and ladies," .ad said that when he had
the honor of being their representative
in Hungary he learned that that was the
only right nude of addressing • c,mbio-
ed meeting of the teens, , u the principle
■estts's of keening the hest to the lest. It was
related of a vetrreble mivater iu the
North of Ireland that he rose on one oc-
oa•ton with great so:enmity it. • meeting
like the present, aid said that be hithet-
to had been restrained from public speak
in out ut tiered /.9 the wiefes of his
• ift, but u..w that .lea was gong ha would
make a few rvwar.s, and he had nut
dote w for Inure than throe quarters cf
au hcur when teeny person its the meet-
ing mourned the less def that wife as
chum/6 it had been the dedxa.e of his
most intimate friend. They had got •
A London Despatch says that owlet( to • Piuvtootal Assembly, he thought hare
hack of sugar the Greenock refinery has shut Ido L nid.e°. Let there be no mistake
Iowa ase..ut the name. This urea not • host-
Chimaes are meere.ieg int° Mexico by subscribing eo.muciatiun. They had run
aw
testy
steamer, sed States. they an smuggled down as fine as they liked, but plan
, ♦u tnsurrecti.n, which bids fair to proveWy up. /lace there was a revival maet-
�/irttt o the i°stigaton them, occurred ing m a ceresin congregation, and •Iter
Hoodulu on July .Ill. obs evangelist had labored for •sink,
H. I. Britton, general manager ei Rhe'and with very get d moral exhortations
toms, Watertown and(lgdeusbur; railway, tun, he said, 'Now every man on this
lied at Oswego on Saturday. aged :el. meeting that btu n •id his delete stead
II•ibosints sae tory always feel safe up They ruse in • nam Thea he
✓ hes they make ■auetetion0, but it is a said, 'Sit down, and every man iu this
!Bastion whether they aeronaut. el -.tine that has nut paid his debts stand
They haus politics in Japan now, °Oderi.p-' 'fh_re was one indtvidual,lank and
Ise Cometitution, and one of te. parties f•jksn, raised hie form aloft. 'My good
sated the Jijito. man,' said the evangelist, 'hare you not
(:apit•lists are endeavoring to inoorpwww, paid your debt f ' No,' mild he, 'I haus
.ompamy et Wilmiagws, N. C., for the not paid say debts. and I cannot pay
s nu acture of pine fibre bagging for cotton them. 1 ate the editor ut • religious
sale• q,rtiodicsi, and every member of this
The Indianapolis, Decatur and Western c,ngrrgatlou owes me for my paper.'
shlroad 11.s been placed in obs hands of a Mr Iarson had given him • quarter of an
.c.iver. hour, but he would not occupy it all He
A despatch from Everton, Pa., says the would be like the teetotaler, who ssi1 to
;rest cost strike has ended in victory for hint the other may, '1ou know I am a
he men who secure an odrants of 12 per teetotaler, but I always pet • little whin
eat. sy in she bottom of the tumbler just
Tb. New York polies were especially enough to warm the glass.' 'But, good
etive in makin, arrests for violation of the man,' said he, 'how do you square that
zee* law rut Sunday, and rebated • totaliwith your fain f' The reply was. 'Oh,
I Iles
1 never drink down to the whisky.'
The ('ear is expected in ilerlin op theSith
▪ Detroit claims • population of over 270,-
000.
President Harrison is being warmly re-
glyieed l• Maine.
There is talk of Mr. Parnell paying •
kagtey visit to India
The Hollis Dressed Reef mod Wool Com-
pany of Boston, has failed.
Rich petroleum depoettaand raleoble coal
n itres have been discovered to Mexico.
Dr. 'Wet. H. Bradley, manager of the
Veekly hese, of Philadelphia, has bee
reread, charged with embezzling otter
As a healu.g, soothing •-oplieation for
_ M sounds, bruises and sorsa, there is
vJohn speer, •Lacrosse, R'ia , babonr, res Ndbtne better than Victort• Cerb,lic
rived notice last week that a de..sased rel• $dlye. lm
Ive in t,erutauy bw bequeathed hum
75,000. FARM AND GARDEN.
Eleven ate -armed switchmen on the ('hi- ---
ago and .ortb wea.ern rahlw.). "'Chime' It is estimated that four million pee.ple
truck for .n advance in wages and were
•e(tsesful in their demands.buy poultry in the New York market
A San Freucisco de tch tells of amore-
The city has tyre mtliun inbabttanta,snd
Mot to secure cannel of all the sugar mar- from ih markets go supplies to marry
toot the world. The capital involved is otbrr points.
(10,000,000. ' The Kansas Ferrer r would have farm -
A cablegram states that a treaty between ere remember that begs ready for nark-
eted% and Japan has bees migned et Tokio et reasonably early to the fall usually sell
miler to the treaty recently ooncluded be- at better paces than et any time until
ma Japan and the Csited States. lifter the tint of the packing reason.
J. A. !)owns& Co., who conduct the 1.aN. J W. H. Gilbert, of Richmond, N. Y.,
meat sad fish bit/epees in Portsmouth. has a dairy of 50 own, which averse •
'hove i,ees attacher by their cred►tat'i Ipo.nd of butter to every 14 pseud• °e[
e liabilities ars unknown. i
The steamer North Star, of Buffalo, :milk, butter which last wicter he sold et
zed at eriroit oe Sunday and libelled for 41 trona per p,und. He „es eneilegs
D
ee.se0for it. sinking of the steamer shot. •ud says it is an indispensable rot:mite
off White Fish Pomo last .tune. est the successful dairy wan.
Bockhorn, near Peterbnro, no Sunday! An Austin (Teter) inventor has devis-
•herd Jervis and Fed. Welah went out in ed a steel anis husker which, drawn by
me trolling. The lines became entangled • tan, picks and busks the corn at the
the weeds, and in trying to disengage rate of eight te twelve acres •day. The
the canoe was upset std Jarvis drown- imam and the macbii.e move astride the
,row, sad every ear of turn, large or
the majority of the chief .mall, is melted up.
trey oI Industry throughout the Cnitedj A farmer says : Probably no one neer
:e. speak of the votes." general mot.
having been much tetter during the realized, until he made a practical test of
k, and indications all point to a bright the matter, or bad closely observed the
ok for timbal trade. yard se some one who had done r., what
ditfrrei'ce it makes in the manure hap
lbw Women etsweYeeYsA is heater ter cows are kept in the stable
n• of the women w exempt from geld or allowed to w around the yard or gas
to net ever Mem families of eery sub- teras
tial peaaaat proprietors, wboes house A Y11f1111ie (hies., finding Ys asN
furnished as well as any oouatry house would gree better crops of Bern than of
ata All work ss y ss obs poor- any other farm product, confined him -
male individeeL 7b. land, II0W V r, .elf to that cereal. He raised it by raih-
g their own, they have • choice of week, fir primitive methods, but h. raised 117
the bard toil iagenerally doneby tbese.l ; bels per acre by weight, •r d the
felling and bringing h<rme wad for fuem-enrage cyst per bushel, outside of rent
ism gem, generally, but not always ;and taxes was 9 cents. But if he bad
manure anure on their beck ; the
ling horses and cows, digging, and such 'raised only 59 bushels to the acre, the
vy labour is man's work :-the binding a cost per bushel would Ilan/ been 1's eta
to a pole with • straw, which is does Fanners in D dee County, Wisa,nun,
team in the course of its growth ; the make hay and barley their chief crop&
ing of hay, the penning et vines, and Of barley they aversee thirty bushels to
thing off the superfluous leaves and tea- the acre. The hey u principally tin ,thy.
• these lighter yet net+essary jobs to be ig•ields that have been cut several weirs
about vimmy or tech form the
en's work. But wom.e, both in France
Switzerland,to have • far more
rtant role in the family, among the
r tad middle classes, than with tta The
.an, though not exempt from out -door
and even hard work, undertakes the
ing and managing departrneet le the in 1888, an out door silo was built Tt
h had • plank foundation from which four
ny four joists fourteen feet long were
raised at the corners for guides io build-
ing the stack. Green corn .talks were
drawn fresh from the field and carefully
piled on the stack nine feet deep, then
without re -seeding, and wtthoot tertiliz-
ers,prodDc tree, • Ale to one and • quarter
tons per sere. 1'.ruring is not allowed,
and the aftermath remain@ as • mulch
to ennch the ground
At the New York experiment station,
y affairs, and the usb.nd is but the ex•
re officer. The wife is, in fact, ren
kably superior in manners, habits,
and inteliteence to the Modem! in til-
t every family of the middle or lowest
in$witzerland. One is surprised to sen
wife of such good, even genteel manners
sound sense, and altogether sneh a supe- three feet of sorghum were added, and
person to her station. and the husband .he, nine thousand pounds acorn whish
fton • mare let "The hen is the bet- br,n well devrloped ars wen threw■
1.1rdallover 8witasrlanl."-ISaWomen. neer the top Timbers were laid •cruse
A Woman ma•arxtsas. the top and pressure applied by means
maynot be of chains and lever. The roof was then
generelly known, but it is attached to the timbers by which the
nevertheless, that the mise clone oflpne,ure was applied. The stack was
isles largest cemeteries is• woman -ripened in January, no part of it was un-
ehelby-whn, since the death of her:fit to eat, and a very Targe portion was
nd, in 1ee,S, has had sol charge d Sold prime tutelage.
i('atbolicl Cemetery. located at,
y -sixth and St Cecilia street* Then& tbeassatle raise
w 13,000 dead resting in this grave -
Require no description, sines, with ran
the first grave in which was dug by,etesptinn, all at some time have expel,
Shelby's btnheod. The !any was boro'teucrd their twinges. Rheomati@m is
Ireland, and married there. bet caw• to ,u.t easily dieloded, only the most
e Visited settee in 1rt.'. She att.-ads to puwerfully penetrating remedies rash
1 the antis,* of the polities. keeps her own to its very foundations. The most soc-
oks, nemesis, kc., io • tl.trough and sysJowsfel treatment known, and it is now
matic matter. and has achieved a mast frequently resorted to by medical men,
. .citable noncom and made hods of frier& h 11.0 spplemilen of that now famous
r has a family of five children, rR.. of !"14141/fur pale-Polaort'• i•orvilurw
hem, • daughter, is.arried. Mia meshy It is safe to say that nothing yet die-
tvwtls to her dories faitbfolly, Ntsrlgh erietrrsd has affirmed equal satisfaction
tiering inert rte effects d a llgbteily • the nlffering A trial cert les n nee at
• small writ, es sample bottles of Nervi-
rnke received rune tins° 1100.. Mho r Ili*. see be had at the drug store fur
e only woman eexton in tide city er 8sete, 10 seats, lege bottles 96 sesta
far as known, and one of the very few la
%country. --Louisville Cs.ariar-Jearaal WVanamp, E.at Waweer•sh, bad
the k,ief,rtens to 1st his horses rim
tummies ta • Weelea 11111. away Reterday, July 27th, with the
llr-.revere, Ang R --An etplaaiow is the ,rowing machine They ran for •boat
• hawse et the IL Forbes Qt.'s weds* „se hnn tree rods. and bsfoore etrrppiwg
t(1. 6 m
hes. 841orning ton oR ree
/M f d broke M th dries wheels, bot di _ not
• gas ban •, shattered the wall sad saf-
sly in tired W. H. Waver, wprl."w Ida• meek, siren damage.They me tele
N of she mill, sad Mac►ieist ,•_. ehr..gb a drove of cattle, int the Battle
N ether. wets ams eh for them sod kept out d
late
tom.
PUT POISON IN HIS TEA..
JAMES HICKS' MYSTERIOUS AND PAIN-
FUL DEATH.
A Is. rlasterer, Taken amoloksily 111
mare ratios • relit W..rr, Ince mo
Great *same at 11.. Same-mesedtves
and a Bracer Iaresl/iaUas line Caen.
Toao:tn, August 8. --Coroner Jobnetns
°posed an bequest today into the dr-th d
James Hicks, a platerer who died yesterday
utorteny at ; :den••e of hb rests, N.,
N o'b .sie�,.•wW-
stances. That the unfortunate man game to
uis untimely end by n,canmof foul play there
does not seem to lei the eligbWet Jou..t, and
the polio, are now at work uoravelug the
wyeter7 which surrounds the crime.
On i border °wruiu' Risks, he company
of bis aged father, telt hie home la Norfolk-
avenue, w'•. dee Ikoi, to L° to wort. on a new
bowie in Duchess street. the elder Hicks Ism
try reach:nij the work oomplained of illness
and returned home. Young Hires wenton,
worked at the job all nurning, took sick about
1 o'clock iu the afternoon, remain&•.l in the
building Buttering severely uutil 4 in the
afternoon, when rte was dris'tu hone, where
after enduring ex reeserle me elms?to expired
yesterd.y morning, notwithat.u.d,•g that
three doctors had been called in to lila as-
sistauce. In concoction with Hicks' death
three persons lave been arrested and are
awaiting the &Cann of the ,x)rouer. One of
then. is Cherie" Cole, • fellow -worker, who
resides with his wife at49t King street esat.
The second is the dead mare nephew, Arthur
Hicks. 14 years of age, :.n.i au apprentice
learning bistrade u plaste:cr with his uncle,
and \Ira ‘Trite, of Ernst n Toronto, A sisler of
the dcoeased is the third prisnaer. After
taking some evidence the naiu point* of
which are outlined above the enquiry was
adjourned.
1•arrIssc .e D.sih.
O7AWA, Aug. 11. ---There 1. a sequel to
the recent seinen nal marriage of Sydney
Lawless, son of the ex -manager of the Bank
of British North America at differeut points
and Miss l'bamheilatn, the -leu-year-old
daughter of a wealthy 'arnter on the Ayl-
mer Road. The kuot was tied a few weeks
ago. At the time it was Hinted tl,t an un-
willing coneeat wee we ung from the groom.
The parents of youl.g Lawleae else raised a
row, es they move is the elite
of t)r;aw-a society. Now it is moment -0d
that Barrister J. A. (:etnmill will apply is
behalf of Lawless at the next sitting here
uf tie High Court of Justice for fie annul-
ment of the marriage on the ground of
duras as well as tis, the ground that the
ppa.rvties aro minors in the eyes of the law.
Lawless is 19 plant of age.
The history uf the marriage has leaked
out Lawless does not deny that
be, a. well as other yon& g Hues enjoyed the
society of Miss Chamberlain. A couple of
weeks ago she sent word to him that she
wanted to see him that evening. Lawless
arrived on tine. In the drawiug•room he
wee confronted by an irate lather, who, pro-
duci.g • revolver, told Lawless he had the
option of having him brains blown out or of
marrying the young woman. Tbc young
span expostulated, but in rain. Chamber-
lain because threatening, bat Ritchie, •
brother-in-law, interfered.
Finally Lawless agreed to marry to save
bis life. Rev Mr. Cunningham, an Episco-
palian clergyman, was quickly summoned.
Learning the age of the pair he refused to
perfonn the ceremony. Then Rev. bit.
Sears was sent for. Ho sumo declined to
make them one.
It was now nearly 1 o'clock in
the mornicg, but Mr. Chamberlain
determined :o save his dansbter's
alleged dishonor, brought out bit team and
soon father, daughter- Lawless and Ritchie
were speeding towards Ottawa. Arrived
here a license was procured, Lawless taking
affidavit under pressure that he blas
ears of age. At tl.111 in the morning Rev.
Dr. Mark tied the nuptial knot, then Law-
less aad his bride parted at the door.
Ataesesaed Trate RaMary. _.-------
LIT L* Roe -K, Ark., Aug. 11. -Whet Is
supposed to be an attempt at train robbery
was made last night on the Iron !fountain
Railroad, a mile south of Newport, Ark.
Two men got on the train then be-
tween the tsgg.ge car and the
smoker. A fight ensued between
there and Rag -age *taster Garrity and Nye I
colored porter. Andy erittenden, in which
the latter was killed and the former wound-
ed. One of the men jumped from
the train and escaped, but the pan
ms�ers and train men, among whom was
a detectire. captured the murderer and
brouxht him here. H. gave hie name a
D. A. Whitfield of Baxter County, this
'tete. He is about 21 years old. He says he
and his partner, Mike Moulders, were out
for fun and w. re only trying to beat their
way when the tight came off. Whit old wee
!leerily armed and appears like a border
dospsrada
Mas Orson In mwr•re Tile.
New Voice, Aug. 10.-Azariab Jackson
Orton, the "weak" employe of the Custom
House who was arrested yesterday for mend-
ing what are Iorn.e,I scurrilous letters
through the mails to President Harrison,
may Goalie Ar'hl•ishop Corrigan, Henry
George and ,,then, waived examtinatio
before United States Commissioner Shields
today, and was comnetted in default of
1p2500 to await trial. The men, who appears
rational in other resp eta, has • delusion
that he is destined to regulate the distribu-
tion of wealth anti bring about an equali.y
of the a or:d's goods sexes the "Workers
la God's Vineyard."
A MANITOBA SCANDAL
*teas • Broaden Pawn earl AMst she
t'atbMM Sear* . ttdarwtrea
Wurtletpti, Aug. 11. --Th. Ilrando° Ron
my. it bas Been discovered that the Catholic
School Board of Education her retained a
barge sum of money which has net bees
applied as voted, and that the Government
having decided to cut od supplies until a
satisfactory adjustment ie made, the beard
has paid over 614,000 in cash to the Gov-
ernment
The Medical Association were entertained
to a war dance I.y the Indian prisoners at
Stoney Mounties yestoiday and returning
at nose left for Banff.
A Triple crests
ewaw,prrnie, W. Va., Asg. 11.-A widow
tensed t Mit Wood in • ,emote district of
)Icltnwoll c...ty with two dauditere
about grown. n rasped,
wepoor bet raspe-
• tole. Pridsy n@iR Ines Toned all three
dead. They hid evidently been criminally
am sited and mwrderwd. Thane is an eros
to tbe perpetrators.
'be Ins' Wseld'a
1erw Venue, Aug. 10. -Mayer Cruet y-
pelatied aarstaittess to do the peelirniwary
Werk tea the iM.r..t nal Expeultlos i
i11116 this aftertaste
!leery
■ 01*7 trues IMF
told mew,~aud Yr, NEWS OF THE OLD WORLD.
Davis, with a smile, of Ins first mistime
wild Bowie* lei we. iD the arty "YetiSTRONGSENTIMENT AGAINST THE
mud Clay was travelsug to • stage conch,
when the onlyother paser
eogs were •
pretty girl, a ig, rough -looking oousatry-
mut, and • heap little figure in • great
twat. With the consciousness of bis owe
perfect physique, Cly said he was 0os-
gretulatis.g °.,use I un net being the
limp little tie ere bundled up to the out- Loewe. e. Aeg. 11. -No mere.r case of re
nor, whets he because ouuacious that the ant „ere has °sated a greater aeusatio,
pretty girl was begging the rough than the Maybrick ..at. Nothiug .1.. was
couotrymao not to smoke, se it Diann lieteeed to in Liverpool The evening
her 41 'fbe fellow rep ied,wttb • az 'Age papers wxs aothi.g bot pee 1004 .erbetim
oath that be had psi.i his 'a -s •utt; • ;ort 010. tO' 1. All other mews ked
*odd smoke when he pitemiJ. diaap . Nobody impeded a verdict
Mr Clay said he was just trying toed got ty, and lir. Justiem SteMem. 15 itt
screw bis ounrage up to the pond of le- supposed, neither expected nor ap1.n.vet it.
mututratiug with the cometry ottani, e heti,
His long and very able Aare w the jury
was thought likely to secure Mrs. May•
the limp little figure undoubted itself
brick's acquittal. Yet, w Orations! wee
like magi.), sad, ai.h a quick movement tb, Liverpool mob that he was booted in
reached down its collar, brought out it lite street because the law obliged him to
knife that in the excitement of the am- pronounce the raise :• of death. Sir
moot I, uked • yard lonmend with snuth- Charles Rusty 1 left nothing undone fur
sr catlike m..vaunted sassed the fellow by this unhappy womansdef.nce.
the throat. "Throw that pipe out of
the window or I'll"-. A oomprehenu.r
sweep of the murderous Iwking blade
finished the sentence and sent the pipe
abattenug nu the ground. Io seethe,
mtuute the knife had disappeared down
the tap•cit•os cellar and the limp figure
had resumed its former vertebt,e e.a
ar.dition, "but the rest of the journey," townsman, where a strong feeand u° her
said Mr Clay, "I spent 1u wishing I w favor hes spread widely.
the little Inst. in the great coat, who WOO The Knitters press is encs:el, in its usual
none other than Bowie, with his famous fhion, in re -trying the atm. whi: ti tit
hii�d
koifs " sof in Parliament also. Ice press and 1'.r•
lament together form a aeif•constituted
Tine it a lasses Soso court of criminal appe.l, tee want of which
Forms an iustIce of a wild rush fur some I ngtish lawyers deplore and others
an uncertainty, which is just the omen approve. Lawyers seem to think the Ter
ire of the .esdy boom enjoyed by Bur- diet un the whole barfly defensible. Mrs.
dock Blood Bitters. Buyers of this Maybrick's reprieve is fully expected, and
medicine et • uert•iDt - aD unequalled is inevitable should the report .hacu has
R 7 i reached the ito,ne seeretar et her beteg
remedy for all "mama of the stomach, with child be onnfinited. I'erhaps public
liver, towels, kidney• and the blood. 2 opinion would be satisbed by allowie; •r -
pals from verdicts against pretty women.
A Vamoose Nvlae mead. Americans included, in what is called good
By cable we lard that Rev Dr Hot- social pasttioa, whether with lo,en, IAA
*tin Bonar, the distinguiahed Scottish lira. M•ylriek, or without
divine and poet, died at Edinburgh, cu
Thursday lest Dr Bonar was an able Alleged Isspesdlsa hbiset vheasea
theologisn,but he is bast known to Cana- Los DON. Au;„ II. -Reports of impend•
diens, and indeed to the people of every ing Ministerial changes st Ottawa have
English sneaking laod en the face of 0.
,globe, as the author of none of the most
beeutiful sacred weludiss that have ever
been penned by humau hand. Not •
hymn ba,k has been published in aha Abbott says he knows uotbine of any
the last quarter of • century which has such crania, and thinks them most en-
act embraced selections from his sublime likely
writings iu verse. Amcng the most no-
table hymns written by the deceased were
those beginning, "A Few More Years
Shall Roll," "I Heard the Voice of Jeans
say," "1 Lay My Sins on Jesus," "Not
what These Hands Haire Done," "Thy
Way. Nct June, 0 Lord," and "Wbeu
the Weary, Seeking Rest." A short time
ago the rev, gentleman celebrated hie
jubilee, and a great gathering in bis
honor was held in Edinburg::. He was
presented with an address and • purse
oontaioing £1,000. At that time h; was
in poor health, sued be has not long sur-
vived the crowning event of his long,
honored and fruitful life. Halted reach-
ed a ripe old age, but his faculties up to
a short time ago were unimpaired.
MAVSRICK VERDICT.
A•aietrtai. &•sen fie tar
Tee eewtsasdlaud tneei er l'e.epasy 1•
Tremble- eeelasseee Trial.
PareellNes--
Never wa. the oondicting stature of mere
1y medi al evident brought out more
strongly. The question of guilt or us °-
mince turns 1.rgely on the doctors' *piteous
as to the preeeuoe of .rsenicel o;,mptom.
audicisut to account for gestr-entantie, and
the doctors bolrhwsly disagreed. Here wa
more than enough duui,t -n justify am so-
quittai, think 81 a Msybriek'a fel:saw
reached here from Canada. It u stated
that Mr. Abbott will 'be made !dinister
of Trade and Commerce, the departments
of Customs and Inland Revenue keine
merged into those of Finance and Trade
At Meese.
A toted husband, like charity, "begin•
at home," and no young woman rally
knows her suitor until she has rem him
w here he lives, with his mother and sisters,
A writer in the Journal and Mesrrwjer
relates how one "bride -elect" obtasee
this knowledge just in time.
A young lady, to whom John Wilma to freeze him out of the gga•me. In cite
was eugaged,was visiting at his mother's �'m were Jtayor "Jake" 3.rr•tt end bee
aidermea
terve acs'. Model masse.
NEW YORK, Aug. x. - The Herald to -day
prints this special despatch which will be of
interest to Canadian reader
O etw., Aug. -The people of the
Dominion capltel are very much exercised
over a rumor that has been di at fur the
last two days oonnectisg the name of the
Mayor with a noto.ious gambling room. So
far none of the local papers have touched
it, but I have got all the facts for The
Herald.
The gambling is carried on tenter cover
of the organization of a social club desig-
nated
esi g
nated the Club des Amis. At this club the
other evening one aialette. • contractor
who has just finished a million dollar bulk-
ing for the federal government, was • player
at the poker table. He let all the looney
be had with hire, and, determined to win
back, offered a hundred dollar check for
fiat amount of chip.. The banker refused
the check and gave no good reas,n why bo
did so.
Malette u a six foots:. and the refusal
reused his ire. He attributed it to a dear e
on the part of the leading spirits of the et.%
John bad • bright little sister, who be- I Malrtte grew more and more angry. He
ants very (sort of the visitor. One day. stormed and threatened and finally under -
when they were alone together, the chili; took to wipe out the club by slaughtering
aid, "bliss Jones, I wish you would srerybn.ly present. The Mayor took a
stay et our hoes, always, e - oonvemient opportunity to slip out and
The prospective bride, with • meet avoid the storm.
blush, responded, "Do yon like me an M.lette left the place still very mad sad
told his story wherever he could find a
friendly ear. It thus came out that the
Mayor was one of the pillars of this iamb
ling roost, • constant attendant and pretty
generally a winner. People began to
realize why the police had been n lenient
to the place when it was ascertained that
the Mayor, as chairman of the Police ('one
mimeioners, was one of its patrons. The
place bad achieved an unenviable notoriety.
It is on'y a few menthe ago that au official
of the postoffiicu, Albert Smith, robbed the
tails to get funds for carrying on his
gambling ot.eratiens here. He is now a
fugitive from justioe.
Auelair, a merchant, became insane
through loss of sleep, lose of money and
anxiety, all springl.g from the symposium
at the Club des Amis, and there are other
oases of • similar character, all baring their
origin in thee@ same protracted meetings in
the Mayor's favorite reert /_rehl•uhop
were at play in the barn. As soon as he Duhamel has thundered from the altar of
was near enough to be hard, hes cried the Resilica against the club, and adopted
the sift• me measure of refusing the of6om
of dweller -4o those Catholics who remain-
ed remember& lint so strong was in fascina-
tinms that members have been known to
That was en -nigh for Miss Junes. Sooh resign, go np to their rel'tg►ons duties and
an elder brother would not be likely ��,,,,�� then rejoin the duo. Wherever Maletts's
make o ,food husband. The enesgement sesma leery has las Er out it has a 10 18d a gnat
ring was returned, and the brute -elect' ��n' as Ernst wasters to M • ca wee
date for Cha Mayoral° again, and Chu will
went home feeling that she had inade al go a great way toward reining his chanes
pros identsal escape. of re-election. No local paper has yet puha
!HAW the story, but it is sore to get into
In trier. see tense Feline. at now that The Herald has broken the
I lee, and will ease* a esmsatiea
Dy.peneia is dradfol. Disordered' n. "Mate se Mirage
liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to
g avel nature. CntcAno, Aug. 10. --Health Commissioner j
The human digestive apparatus is nee DeWolfhmoadministeredthe Wrown-Sequari
affair ossa a day to ten persons every day
of the most complioeted and wonderful .ilast Tassday. in no case has it been
things in existence. Its easily put out followed by any unpleasant or injurious
of order. effeta. Sova of the patient - lain to have
Greasy fond, tough food, sloppy food, heen much benefited. Th- effects on a lady
bad cookery, enertal worry, lata hours, suffering front nervous penetration have
irretular habits, and many other things been very marked and beneficial lir.
which ought not to be, have made the Hathaway, who is a great mutterer from
American (e • nation of d • Ics. hetet disease and dropsy, has undergone
y �� little or no change. The health officer be -
But (Iree•n'a August Flower has dome lioves that it oviaditioem of •"`"""""a wonderful work in reforming this sad
well that yes would be glad to have r
fun a sister t"
"Yes," mid' Anna,"but that's not what
I wan thinking about. When you are
not herr, John is horrid fie scolds us
little ones, and bangs us •boat all the
time."
Miss Jones was startled She had
theugbt that Juhn was a particularly
.misble young man. She had noticed
with great atiefactiem, how kind he
was to the younger children in her
presence. Was it possible that all this
en
wput on t She would not for the
world marry a man who was really e
lly cra
and harsh to such a darling as Anna.
She determined to invatig.te the mat-
ter.
8be managed to M present, unseen,
when John Dame where the children.
out, angrily, "you little brats, you have
no basineas hers ! Het eat of the barn
this minute. or I'.1 give you a good
trouncing
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