The Huron Signal, 1890-5-16, Page 3D.A.PECAIKI LL 8. CG
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CARRIAGE VARNISh e"
4SIDIER MEGAi.3A0 ahUECf
MONTREAL
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1590.
—NEWS OF THE WORLD,
Diana lash IUFli eater
Vb. Qum hee arrived at Windsor
The Diddle Meq strike Y seat
Tee reside general Greiree rdant
The parrert regulations a Alsace will
Morley r
O. EdltNew York, Iles signal the
kilos area. e..rmta
Mr. Wane O'Brien will marry Madame
Itaiowilek $$ the end d Jia
use Bouasgsr rare that he her no ia-
testluo of ret•raies to ,ranee at p ramst
The reseeh s or the mrd.wd Dr. amnia
interred at Otalvrry sem eery, Chicago.
y
try Treasurer J. E. Murry, of Allure,
short in We amounts from $17,000 to
of &asrsthroughout the northern
Illinois coal aside has bun de -
moa
A feature oe May day h, Paris was the
very of many Reitan agit•ture woe(
worker..
The United States trprems Court at
&shingles has admitted ex- President ('.ve-
to practice.
Vienna workmen appointed 1,1100 of their
e mber to act es m.rrals and preserve
on May day.
Rev. Woe Boras who preacbed the funeral
of Dswlol Webster, died at Jackson -
ills ILL, aged 74.
Bop Bogor. of Kalesnaaoo, Mich., who
as .abeam with paralysis ea April 21,
1It is elrtlMsW that there has been • re•
cream of $1.7118,000 in the United rotates
debt sires AprU 1.
A BL 1Petteiburg despatch says it is ez-
M.p.er William's visit there will
over three weal&
are being takes to bring the am of
within the jut -Werra et the Unit -
States Suprema Court
Itylaad T. Brown, one of the best
wee eci..tha in lodiana, died on Friday
t Iudianapolia in bix eird year.
It u reported that the Wells Fargo express
on a Southern Pacific train was
Tkurday aught of $45,000 at Eagle -
Ora Tex.
F.min Pasha claims be has been • victim
at the bands of Stra-
y from the nsowsut the latter r.acb.d
Zanzibar.
Senator Jame. B. Beck, of Aentueky,
dropped dead in the Baltimore and Potomac
trainer station at W askingtuo o. : saturdey
•nemoon.
Tb. Minnesota Penmen' Alliance has arra
proposal to twine for the Mani-
toba farmers at five cent. per pound I.m than
the ruling price.
Eight thocuewd coke workers in the Soott-
rale, P. region thr.eteo to strike ma account
of an alleged grievance against the Frick
Coke Canipany.
Moms Fraley the St Louis grab mace-
rator, who failed a few weeks aro. Ms can -
promised with his creditors on . anis of e.0
axle on the dollar.
The fact Oast Ilam moray is being em-
ployed to foment disorder among the work-
men in Paris is likely to sow bittera.m be-
tw.m the two Radom.
A special committee of the Chicago Board
of Triode has reported, teeammsrMag the
1pm.dlate of • telegraph hoe
w&York for board purpose.
Tear, aged 50, of Mo.eow. Maim,
seriously wounded his wits, aged
a1, and then blew his own brains art the
other day tames his his wi!. nrg.d him to
se to work.
Helen Druvray Ward., the actress, and her
husiand, John Ward, at New York signed
articles of aepaeetiou on terms .tidactory to
each and in a .putt of friendless; to arab
ether. This is a final .spar•tio..
The expedition under Mr. Jackson, . n a-
dlsr of the East Africa Company, hat ar-
✓ ived at Uganda and cosch.ded treating
Mwsnga and other rides, piscine
exclusively under British inlweooe.
New York wrier jury has' indicted
yin l'ulti.er, John H. Cockrill, Julius
SChamts re and James F. Graham, of the
World, fcr criminal libel in cuonectior with
the Stewart estate. Ex -Judge Hoary Hilton
js the complainant
Warden Dunstan, of Auburn, N. Y., says
that he had made 1 to have
Yemmler executed on Tuesday night or
Wednesday morning, and tad the writ not
arrived when it del the would
bays been carried out
A spar.ieI d.epatcb from Wasbbgtoa says
evkdeoce was given beton the
Cosmittee to the effect that in New England
the Canadian. Wore taken there're of Ameri-
cans, art' that at Gloucester 73 per cent. of
the fishermen are Canadians.
The Bank of America of Pb1.adelphia has
closed its doors. Twelve branchee to differ
ens parts of the city were shut up simultan-
eously. The bend is closely allied to the In-
surance Company of America and several
other financial institutions of Philadelphia
In the United State. Senate, a concurrent
resolution was reported requesting the Pre-
sident to negotiate with Great Britain and
Mexico with • view of as urt.g treaty rip-
elationn for the entry, into the
1J fared Sates of Gine.. from ('.nada and
Vito Lower House of the Prussian Diet.
the hill authorizing the Government to re -
lain the remoras which hers accrued
through the et. ppage oe Sate payments to
Ceded ie priests and to pay the interest tae'e
ea to t:.e Catholic chtuch, was sheered to a
oammlt•e compered of twentyeiz members.
The Supreme Court of Michigan has de
Med the entire liquor law, as amended by
the lad Legislature ccs year ego, Invalid
owing to a legal technicality. Tide law
raked the tax of retail dales in spirit coon
*peers from $:100 to MOO, and oortadned
oho more stringent ea the sal.s
e l druggists.
Anther new I aradian enterprise was an -
sienna$ in Landes, Eng., Saturday, called
tri Lake Superior Q...'s Silver Mining Com-
pany. Its obNeap is to acquire and develop
mining property in the Theodor day District
Ti. capital is Li74,000. Th. >baglesh hoard
Is fairly good. Mr. John McDonald of Win-
eip.g is tee only Camera member of 17..
toes& managing board
The wealthiest eoav&ct who ever won.
PiR[D ON FROM AMS118H.
aa..1 Marries et N•Naaa Ove • lessors
Mase► to Now UAem r.
Mew Ouiaapa, la, May e. An agsnept
at where* . saraastaattea, battered to be the
reesaa of sa 11.8.s ve sada, warn trade Man
early hoer s4 ..10 sad moulted 1e fay
serious wenntiag of three tees Might
Mamas osppd in the revedoes bstsrtme
were rtdtiw sq iplarrdeavease be • lieges
at the alga. when they reached the aim-
mdies at CWbur..- ret • party of mos
weredi amara$ la the shadows of aha Groan
down the oeatire of the two wide avenues.
As the wagon approached the party wader
the trees opened Are upon the men in the
vehicle, and for • minute there was ► sharp
Itdlad•, a shots brag Arid altogether.
Most of Me sees osier from the mew lying
a wait, four or Ave bring Arid is return by
the man in the wagon The people Irving in
the ssigeburbood mashed Grum their boom to
sequin Leto the aurae of the ,hoots. blit
before they arrived on the scene the ..esi&
ante bad disappeared 11 was discovered
oast three of the saes on the wages - Tosy
Matrongo, Viscera Caruso and Belvedere
Boacers—wen badly wounded. Cameo was
shot is the right Ing near the hip 'joint,
Magri/ago reo.ivd a bullet In the left leg be-
low the rise and Noreen was worded a
the lett hip. AL the bullets were of large
calibre, having been fired from rifles or
muskets and caused uglyssd serious wounda
The other eve men in the wages seeped
Wiry by jumping to the grouad as soon as
the gtiag began and lying down Theme
MSG noted that they were so greatly ear-
priest
arpries$ at the attack and the whole elleir
hspp.oad in so short • space of time that
they were unable to obtain • view ce the
saerhna so that they might be identified.
They were at • lora they said. to account
for the murderous •es•ult, but owe of them
estimated that there wawa ill -feeling between
them sad the Provsnaeo gsag. Adbg
upon this hint and upon other
Me polios arrested 10 men, and °barged them
with the assault. These are Viscera
Provenzano, Peter Peivenaao, George
Proveuano, Joe Provenzano, Tony Jumpo-
rire, A. Pelhgreni, Nicholas Giglio, Peter
Salvador, Charles Adonlo and Salvador
Giglio. The nes under arrest took the
matter stoically, said they knew nothing
about the affair and were prepared to ea -
titbit& alibis when they were given an
nomination.
The cause of the attach is believed to grow
out of the rivalry between the Matrssgsa
and the P in their bestsesa Many
disputes have .lready occurred between the
rival parties and one or two shooting
scrapes have followed. Lying in wait with
intent to ktU in capital crime in Louisiana,
but it is doubtful if any ooavictions will
result from this affair, as it will be difficult
to secure testimony against the criminals,
whoever they easy he. It is evident that
the police will receive little ..ozone from
the araulted party, as they pram. to be
ignorant of their aesaionte. The general
opinion is that they will seek vengeance in
their own way.
CRAZED BY "GREEN GOODS."
Mr. Mesa* of North Corollas Was Too
Nervosa for that Sart of Bwiaw.
New Moue, May &—J. J. Hogue of
Grover Clevelead county, N.C., end his
brother in law, IL F. Hambrigbt, who is
said to be • wealthy planter, arrived at the
Continental Hotel in Newark early on Fri-
day morning. They won homespun clette-
trg and looked travel -worn. Hambright is
a powerfully built man and weighs 225
pouads. Hogue is a much smaller man, of •
very nervous H•mrtght
carried • small black satchel, which
Dever left his hand to the billiard -
room of the boteh, after breakfast, the two
men whimpered w meek and appeared to
les .o absorbed in business that
the polios were notified to keep an eye on
them. Detectives Ward and Cosgrove were
detailed They noticed that a maw named
Watson appeared to have a great deal of
bodoem with the strangers, and that Ire -
quint cvnferncrs were held in room No. ;ti.
Watson is the agent of • "green goods
arm," but the police do not know him.
Hogue was particularly nervous Saturday
morning. The men were evidently waiting
for Waco. He didn't come, and Ham -
bright went " over to New York to see the
rights." He had hardly left the hotel before
Hogue seemed to kiss all eelf-contnd. He
wandered away and was not beard of again
until Detective Gregory of New Brunswick,
N.J., found him in that city acting like a
lunatic. As the detective approached Hogue
to erne him Hogue drew • revolver, but
tiregory was too quick for him. At the eta -
tum house he calmed down sufficient-
ly to tell something about him-
self. He said that he and Ham -
bright had Dome worth to deal wit& the
".green goods" men. When his brother -4n -
law lett him he became seized with the idea
that be was about to be arrested It seemed
to him as if every person he met was about
to make him • prisoner. How he reached
New Brunswick he did not know, but he
thought be must have walked, as • ticket
that he bad purchase at the Market -street
station was dill in his pocket and had trot
been punched Hogue had two 38 calibre re-
volvers, every chamber loaded, and about
MO in gold coin and • lot of counterfeit bid►
He afterward s&owd the polies wham MIO
in good money was sewed in t8. lining of hr
vest
Whew Hambrlght returned to the Coutl-
n• ntal Hotel after his trip to New York he
was surprised to learn that Hogue had not
been even .ince the morning. He finally re
ported the ease to the pollee, who learned
where Hogue was. Hambrtght was allowed
10 go to New Brunswick, and afterward
started for the south with Hogue. The
circular which brought the two mem lir*
said aha green goods were made frees sailer
plates, and were of coarse, lie
distinguishable from lawful money.
Beauty
Is dewed sod admired by all. Among
the tamp which shy beet be dora r
sora.. persuaal
Mast, is the Jody
one sf Ayer's Mau
Yager No matter
w lira the eeie of
the halt, this preps -
ratios gives It • los
ire sad pliancy that
adds greatly to ire
charr abu•ld the
hair he thin. harsh,
dry. or terra, gray.
Ayer's Hale Vigor
will restore the
ruler, bring out •
sew growth, and
reader the old soft and .Way. Fur
keit ping the scalp clear, cool, and
healthy, were la ao better
la the market.
" I am free to eoafeea that a trial of
Ayer's Hair Vigor has coavion.' ase
that it is • gentile. article. 14 use Ila•
not uuly cawed the hair of my wile and
daughter to be
Abundant and Glossy
THERE T
BAKING POEDER FACTORY MIMES
Win U
tes Alton.
hag w,. .
I[TlllEl EIE111f11N,
Valera hes d, W Pipe
1110109piI.1 at.,r,
let Peep,
tunips. KW$tN4 MF.re
DMy
tad lame, tonsils.
636 CYTO STMT.
MONTRLAI..
1 CHADWICK'S LEATBROID
but it bee gives my rather stunted mus-
tache a respectable Ieugtb &n.l appear-
sace."—I. Britton, Oakland. Ohio.
" My hair was coming out ( without
an, aaslstaace Irons nay wife. either!.
I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor. wing only
ot
nae node, sad I now here as fine a
head of Bair as any one could wish lot."
—it T. &hmittuu, Dickson. Teas.
" L hays used Ayer's Hair Vigor in my
family for a number of years, and re-
gard it as the boat hair preparation I
know of. It keep* the scalp clean, the
hair soft and lively, and preserves t8e
original color. My wife has used it for
a low{ bene with most re -
wilts ' — Benjamin M. Johuwn, M. D..
Thomas Hill. Mu
My hair was becoming harsh and dry,
but atter using half a bottle of Ayer's
Haar Vigor It grew Meek and glossy I
cannot express the joy anal gratitude I
feel." — Mabel C. Rarely. Delavan. 111.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
Parsed Ht. Ia.arasee
Demtotn, May 9.—Joseph Omgrw s. sn
employe of the Detroit Electric Light awl
Power Company, was told by the raper!._
Mndent to go to she rawer eat sad cot eros of
O dra tier was discharged from Joliet, Ill tlw wfn. of the lightning arimeir--o arty
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mus.
Said by Druggists and Perfemera
B. B. B.
Burdock Blood Bitters
L a purely vegetable compound. possessing
perkiest regulating powersover all the orgaog
of 18. system, and oontroling their secre-
tions. I1 so purifies the blood that it
genera, and rah f w Ndw Torii to .rail tl
for with which he was familiar. As hoar aer-
$w/wrhtn.i He „wiled • roll d bins ward he was farad dead balde the arteA,.
amouatlag b seam, stow giv1g awry The shook of • tbeusaad vette from • live la -
Wend liwodred dollars to convict sseort{s0.a eandesneet Ught wire had lat.s.ntty killed
has fdi.m heir to over halt a million bite- A emer1 buret eget os the traraagor er
b 8wItearlee d. fie was seat ng tram the right band showed where the deadly amid
Wyaw and for owe yefor forgery. hal touched him. The company roan es .d1 -
despatch 10 Mm.s. Las, Higgins= a: hr...pioyes' lire for Nana
cm. Bones, says the Canadian Paellas cam- t.ovo's Toaag terra= a engbtmere.
Puy MI!". le isme sas,000,dt0 leer pee DTaAuT, in, May Il—Ills Taylor, the 14 -
rent boss oa the Dstlwtk, Moth Rhone sad si.ta er< W. P. Ilaarohs, living arc
Aileadc and the Marquette, H atm and f&fe etftmptad sald•rd. b, e►eoptl her -
reed. sad ter the bonds. i siert with • r.volvtr.
They will tire ail the M. O. hear ern Mr ebur lv she but 1" INI'll
remover. Her
sad loan. moving alloy he Ds f th, toa eat t•r�.trwett.. was prempad b
od-
dball, and At1r.Ye hal ahead d the arra! �t
floe will r tar additional merry a bitter- Aellreadelley, Mongft os hies tmbsppy love
tremae and was sow mama is the wog et lair.
pia ' erased'% SMtmMt oar sate avrewbesv.
CURES
All blood =more and diseases, from a com-
mon pimple to the worst scrofulous eon, and
dais esmhi- ".ith its unrivalled regulating,
-.Mrsirg and purifying infiueaoe on the
ssmetions of the liver, kidneys, bowels and
skin, resider it =equalled es • cure for •11
diseases of We
SKIN
From one to two bottles will care bolls,
pimples, blot :hes, nettle rash, scurf, tetter,
and all the simple forms of skin disaas.
From two to four bottles will cure melt rams
or eczema, shingles, erysipelas, doers, ab-
aosaaes, running aotes,and all skin eraptiesa
It is =thimble that sufferers from skis
DISEASES
iire nearly always aggravated by intolerable
itching, bat this quickly subsided on the
removal of the disease by II 13 B Paving
m to graver yet prevalent diseases, such NI
scrofulous swellings, humors and
SCROFULA
We hare undoubted proof that from three
to six bottles need internally and by outward
application (diluted if the skin is broken) to
the affected parte, will effect a cure. The
Meat mission of B. B. B. is to regulate the
aver, kidneys, bowels and blood, to correct
acidity and wrong action of the stomach.
sad to open the sluice -ways of the system
0 carry off all clogged and impure secre
tions, allowing nature thus to aid re00rtq
and remove without fail
BAD BLOOD
Liver oomplaint, Messner, d,spel.i•.sisk
6eed,
and every
Teem
etaleiralle ffkreflebred
liver. kidney% �� tad blood.
We gnataatse every 01 B. B. B.
Bhou dl any person be diusMsied after using
the dem bottle, we will r• moths money on
.1.0 g d tmearal 1r►Wn-
so be 1•d to le and d is.
formation pre v t1O tills eI B. B B. in
the above wamrtlalleillie& w application
b T. M ILBD3111 *CO.. 004 Tomato. Ono
Sr POOLI STEEL -MO TANKS
[n Sana*. ladles' rad
aU .A►rr k u.4s.
COTTON Lotter I7:►:.
For Hoard ane T R U N Ks
Machine Use. In the World -
lits 110 SUPERIOR.J' BYELEIGIACO
MONTReAL,
*Baron :T. SOttr1n.IOL1tC0.1t1'l
HOTEL BALMORAL.
MONTREAL.
Metre Dams at.. nae a( the most worm*
and elegantly flarwl.h*d Hotels in lb.
City. A for 400 go.04.
1RaM*e 3 Q 'WOODRUFF,
$g toss per day. . e Maumee
H I RSTS, PALA
EXTERMINATgR
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY,
teamlltea, ram
Dam (dor-1 have used year rase
`.iaa 15 my aeons Y :
e
iveted /tf.a .* .'ang&%.4'eids
temenesttea, a sena .sateBerea
M
T.bae1.. era '
Wahl. 1 west set be without it
1e my boas.. 1 re..
/t to tino wowed to he a gree -vale
art
1�ar+M,b h, ece Ra. STN At awe reae
(•p•arrel.lbttteu ser . .
sold by .11 dsglst..
‘''F DAILEY & CO , Proprietors, Hamilton.
PEARS
RI 1111101 Cush.
J.PALMER&SON
Wholesale Imp'tn of
DRUGGISTS' SUMRIES
174.3 b E I/JA !T..
MONTREAL
. DOMINION
LEATHER BOARD
COMPANY.
Manoiatlure.a of
ASBESTOS MILLAOARD
rasa.. rwektogt.
FRICTION
PULLEY BOARD,
7" . ,.:, I e'f ref ri.A:o.
RECKITT'S BLUL,
THE BEET FOR LAUNDRY USE.
PAPERS
Wrapping,
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illr-PeOWL
errs tie•.
Mem
Oti,Nzi[O�NS
FW I OBEEF
TOE GREAT
TREN6TH GI VEA
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A P�JIi°grut
isviooRATOR
3
PUBLIC NOTICE
Another Targe consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
newt
Ia
:1000. h..•� 8.
r .e 144.41..
SI maill4114
rel Wait/.
arid.. wear arse one .a..
•0101 ~ear Ye owe w
Os Arm A. yes .sr..r le
wens 4 r Ora err sorb 1.
a.r M —far s 1 . 00-
�nersefe..Mieyr ewers rue. Y�. M.
ae+arrs Mw e.iri ee
all. soNwt.e on slaw
REES PRICE & SON.
Hay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
Goderich Foundry and Machine Works,
er... a. .e.ws roan of is. Ilii. elm • Mae, ewer from
ertA.-
•••
r lowwary 1....•y. w. .Wr
a damo wrue
...a. .e p ...so. ser se boa boiler 10I asa-
a..rn.e.* e.a. m0001 .e... W. pow en moons Aider.
1144w. ■ .AUdrr • c0.. nes sa11k r..rura. nue.
V Vt . arai J
Mee to take orders for Nursery Meek. ea
a.lary or Commission. 1 eau sake • 5100eesfe
SALESMAN
et say rime w w week and fellow ray ia-
sruat,esr WIl M heademee =Oh
tree, .ad pq year eatery et oemmdra1oa every
ware. Write if1 �t terven u race. 71 to
I. O. °RANA1i. thuusrymaa. Toronto. Oat
Rlank Not al Signal.
BIIT
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS, A
LETTER PAPER,
BILL HEA S,
Etc.. Etc., at
THE 3IU111L
pillion OFFICE.
RUNOIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
FLOUR MILLS BUILT OM THE UTEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
Wg HAYK ON HAND FOlt BALE.
IMPROVED LAND ROLLERS, HORSE POWERS,
GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW CUT-
TERS, POLWS, &e.
We are Manufacturing Imp .d New Model Mowers
which are equal to the best. Give them a trial and encour-
age home manufacture.
We Will Guarantee Satisfaction.
It Will Pay you to use our new Steel Mouldboard Plows. Doty
Engines and Boilers for sale.
REPAIRS AND C A ITINC38 OF' ALL
E O_ BARRY
The Furniture Dealer. ie selling all kinds of furniture at the lowest possible prices. It 1. •
well-known fact that be
L_ s. 1
T >S cam= .=
for cash. He is also the leading Undertaker of the town. Embalming Fluid alware kept on
hand. 11e also n akesa epeetalt of Picture Framing. Give him a call before
Furniture elsewhere. and you will And out that ht does u he says—sells cheap
=OR Cts' `—
In thanking one and all for their past patronage he hopes to receive a continuaece of the
eau/e.
C -E 0. BARRY, Hamilton-st.
MISS O ME E O N
Hashed the cleat productions ,n
SPRING MILLINERY
Arriving weekly since the 1st of March, and will continue to re-
ceive consignments of all the latest novelties in headwear the mar-
kets afford throughout the busy season.
Owing to . of business she will not have an opening
this Spring, but can show all the leading hnes every day.
MISS CAMERON,
Corner of Newgate and Hamilton•+'.&.. off the Square. :0-2m
Walcr Smiu& Parirs A Poll1 Sated, a Peool EaTued�
The undersigned is prepared
to undertake the putting in of
tWater Services in connection
with the Town System toDwell-
ings and -other Buildings. Also
REPAIRS
To Steam Engines, Mills, Fac-
tories and Machinery of all kind.
Prices reasonable. Satisfac-
tion Guaranteed
WILSON SALKELD.
Mot
ESTABLISHED 50 YEARS -
I still take the lead in special value in
DRESS GOODS
i)resl Melton, from 9c. per yard up, Twill Meltons, Stripe Foulc and
An,azon Clothes, Stripe and Check Costuate Cloths,Velvets, Ribbons, be
MEN'S SUITS
KPBCIAL VAL('E.
PLANING MILL Tweed., full linen. Overcoats very lbw, (Goo.! duality.
(}one, Price Sells Them.
ESTASLIS1f10 KSS.
dearly all
I�
In Grocery Department,
Buchananr In Teas especially, l Take the Lead,hoth in Quality/and Pric.e%. Pure Un-
r.rtrrit JI ems adulterated) Coffee only kept, price, 30c. per Ib. 'Pura Spices only kept.
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealer 1■ 6.11 knots of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
Ad beireg. material et every descertlea.
School Fariitare d Specialty
In My Hardware Department
I have • full assortment Glass, my mon importation, from 7x9 to
34x58, full anpply. Cronscut Saws, Wagon and Buggy (leant
full ►ttaortment.
C. CRABS
edanMk, Noy. k, ISN. SQU
pLRI