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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-6-6, Page 1-f* 11011 NUKBYlt� L ) 0 0 EO TO C VICTORY 1 NEWS GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1590. show that the Retutstees have carried thing went off in direct contrast to the 56 seats, the C 30, and there Tory jutilee over the Domiaiaa election an five from which returns have n.,! in 1887. mane is of sufficient renewoa to place the Following .re candidates 00 ape rads ur the other of THE RETURN?. : the political fence. Addington, Reid, lax). Some well-known politicians have. Cardwell, Letonui. • however, dropped from the saddle, sod Carleton, Monk. it will be harped with regret that Mr Duffenu, Barr i.E. R.', 390 plurality. Mower has lust two of his trusted col- Duodsa, Whitney.Durham East, Campbell (E. 1:. leagues at the Cabinet Board in the per- Kneel Numb. Sol. Whit., 600. m�, sons of Hon. J. M. Gtsxux, of Hamilton, Elgin East, Godwin. 1 he S ormn is Past --We ve Had and Hou. CHAS. DmcRi, of West Simtwe. Elgin West, McColl. 200. Our Fun • But while lir ) MowAT has suffered in the Frunten•c, Smith. 250., Grated Bush, 200. (sheat of these gentlemen • brace of Gro, Centre, Iturke. The Grits, You See Were "on the Mr Ycsitoir.+ trusted lieutenant. Hamilton, Stinson, 84. Run. hey Ran So Well to Let You Know There's No Such Thing as "Mowat Must Go.' "His Hour Has Come" --Once More You See ii have bitten the dust and the Halton, Kerns, 160. He Is Not Dead Politically Legislative halls that knew them will heatKingston, M1Ywst, Claetcal)c,fe,• 28. 100. 'aeon no mon the prteence of !weds Sr,utb, Dr Preston. Cital..Ton, of North Grey, and Festoon, Lanark South, Mcleoadban, of Granville. Up in Grey the "Grits Lennox, Meacham. were on the run" to the extent of 350 Ltnooln, Hiecott, 122. against the Empire 's A.undoo, Meredith, u[ • majority KMiddleeez East, Tooley, 56. assuaging editor. Mnskuka, Marter,100. Nearer dome we have cause for coo- Northumberland East, Willoughby. 210. gratulation. Old Huron has kept firm Oetatio North, GI . 200. Prince Edward, Johnson, 50. in tke faith, and sends three straight Renfrew North, Dunlop, 81. of the G t in J• T. Storage West, Wylie, 421. °ARROW, THOMAS U1&+oN, and ARclta Samoa East, Miscampbell. 307. Butnor. In West Huron Mr GARRow Toronto, H. E. Clarke. made • grand tight, and, despite the ern.• Toronto, EF. Clarke. Welland, McCleary, 100. ployment of the meanest tactics on the e1tNLrrERIAt. part of opponents, and base treachery idioms East, Lyon, 212. oo the part of • few alleged Liberals of Algoma West, Comma. bigoted end intolerant natures, has been Brant South, Hardy, 626. Bent North, 1Yood, f'at'al. successful in keeping thea is Bruce Centra, Dack, 200. hoe by something better than its normal Bruce North, Porter, 340. majority. Mr GARRow rap against an Broca South, O'Connor, 900. admittedly strong mac, for no Tory cin- Brookville. Fraser. 626. Cornwall, Mack, 330. didate ever before placed in the field ex• Durham W eat, Lockhart. ceded Mr Hoaxers in character, ability, Egret South, Balfour, 2)0. or in the strength of the cries which Grey North, Cleland, 330. were rabid to influence the electorate in Grey South. Hunter, 150. Glengarry. Rayside, 3u0. his favor. GAERow had not the prestige Hastings E.et, Vermilyea. • of beiog an old parliamentarian and a Hastings North, Hood, acclamation. Cabinet Minister, but came as • new Huron West, Ostrow, 99. 317. CE meati leatees. AU mina Ree Netirel in tAe 1o(41 rdwmita of Tal S[ut1At. of *meting.* or enter- taiNErent* at which an admission fee is charged, ur front which ich a peewit - soy benefit u derived, must b. paid for at the rote of ow rent per hued eacA insertion, no rimer les* than twenty -lire rent*. Where ad. rertiarateNta of enterfui N mimes ore inerts! a 6r4 local trill be yi. i. free. He's Built Upona Different Man ; L return by • &did and sub- ntar"Grand s Ideal Old staotial majority is a tribute not only to his personal worth, but to the cause n man into the politic•I arena, and hie Huron East, Gibson, 650. He Feared And Beat ntolerance Not Brazen Foes to which he espoused. Face Them Fairly in the shone this morning as brightly se ever The battle has been fought and won, sod the Province is still safe. The sun Race. It e loon on the countetaan- before and t g Huron South, Bishop, 1.)0. Haldimand, Baiter, 300. Hastings West, Biggar, 150. Kent East, Ferguson, 290. L ambton West, McKenzie, 500. L•ouk North, Caldwell, 188. L•nbton East, McKenzie, 25. Monck, Harcourt, 442. Middlesex North, Waters, 100 Middlesex West, G. W. Rose, 42. Norfolk North, Frsemsn, 311. ass of our Tory friends ha, to mum, its Norfolk South, Charlton, 50 radiance to pall. Once mon an appeal to Nipiesing, Loughran. Now Hides its Head. RED Race and Creed by Mr MEREDITH has Narthomberlana Wait. Field, 43; fLactbeen rad it has bn proved Ottawa, Bronson. 1400. The "Protestant Horse" is Worse Than Dead. And Neve. More Will Strife be Seen Between the Orange and the Green. And Jew and Gentile, French and Turk Can in our Broad Ontario Work. failed of a , a that Sense and Worth bear the palm, and Bigotry and I are not words to conjure majorities and capture Cabinet& Old Huron is safe ; Ontario is not in danger : MowAT won't go. Ontario South, Dryden, 145. Oxford South, Dr McKay, 1000. Ozford North, Mowat, acclamation. Parry Sound, Sharpe, 140. Prescott, Evanturel, acclamation. Peel, Chisholm, 130 Perth South, Ballantyne, 400. Perth North. Dr Ahrens, 93. Peterboro' West, Stratton, 574. Peterboro' East, Blezard. WHEN THE RETURN.. CAVE 1S Shortly after 5 o'clock the Conserv- Roofrew South, Dowling, 1i;8. Rosse11 Robiltud tives of the section began to show up in Siocoe'Centra, 1'attcn, 200. large numbers. but when it was found Toronto, Tait. that Godarich bad remained firm in the Victoria East, Campbell. faith, that the Saltford Tory vote had Victoria West, McKay, 400 that the abnormal opposition R entworth f )uth dropped.. Wentworth North. Dr McMahon, 2'"i ,Awny,50 DIED. DA Susi ab. bebovedwire of A. El. Hayisos• aged 31 year and s month.. on JAcMa ietb IMO, Florence third daughter of J. W. Jackman. aged 17 )ear and 3 months. DuvLR -In Dearborn. Mich.. on Tuesday. June Std. William F. Doyle. aged 34 years. ne Ph. Kay-la'sry James. youngest werich. on °olW m. Kay. axed 17 years. m•junties expected from Wingham and Waterloo South, Moore. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Picnic --Peter Stuart. Notice- John Hannah. ltxcunto.•---Wm. Lee. Notice -W, A. Welting. Notice- Peter Adamson Removal -Mies McGregor. Ploy Wanted -J. H. Wl11Lms. Insect Powders -Geo. Rhynes. Bicycle for 'isle - neo. phymas. Property for gale --Clue. Cummings. Galt. TOWN TOPICS. INTEL -1:0N I D. McOILLICUDDY. gl.3e A TZAR. Mr Adams, a son ut John Adams, of Byfield, and now • pe.'mtneot lawyer of Iowa, was .tsttiog friends in Bayfield and Goderich this week. Dr Whitely was elected by socl•matiuo on Wednesday last by the withdrawal of Mr J. 11. Colborne from the contest. Mrs Aon Morrie, • former well-known resident of (Iodesiob, left this week 1. r W•Ikerville, when she will be the guest of her daughter, Mn E C. Russell. The Cadet Templar, of T who now number over fifty eeembsre, and who are making rapid pregrses In their drill practice under the iglstrec- lion of Mr Geo Stewart, intend giving aa entertainment at an early data, of which further nolto* will be givea nest week. Mr John Kay, of the Bank of Com- merce, Guelph, arrived in town on Wedneeday evening to attend the fone- ral of his brother Harry, who died on tkat day. The deceased was well known and highly respected by every class of the community. He was the youngest sun of our townsman Mr W. Kay. ANOTHER BOAT TO RUN TO Go)ERi.'H. i have been made by Wm. Lee, our enterprising wharfinger, t.. secure another passenger boat, the City of Windsor, to run into Goderish dunnq the summer season. The City of Windsor will run from %Windsor to AI- ,t.,ma )ills, calling at intermediate ports. FARwEk' IN.TITt.TE MEETING.- A meetingof the Farmers' 'institute of West Huron will be held in the village of Lu.desboru' on Thursday, June 26th, commencing at 10 o'clock a.m. Amongst those who will address the gather- iag•will be: H. W. Phipps, on "Forest- ry;" A. McD. Allan, on "Horticulture and Agriculture;" A. Saunden,on"Profits of Small Fruit Growing;" Mr. McMillan, of Toronto, on "Emigration to the Northwest," end other prominwt speakers. All are invited to attend the open meeting in the *woolen, when • suitable will be provided. The officers for the nett Institut. year will be elected et this manias. TRINITY SUNDAY AT ST. GEolor'a. - On Trinity Sunday an event of unusual interest took place in St.George's church, it being the occasion of the ordination of a number of students to the desoonste and two deacons to the priesthood. After • discourse suitable to the occasion had been delivered by Rev. W. A. Young. His Lordship Bebop Baldwin, sssieted by Archdeacon Sandys and Rev. Mt Young, performed the ordination ceremony. In the afternoon His Lord- ship officiated in St. Stephen's church, Goderich township, and in the evening Archdeacon Sandys occupied the pulpit in St. George's. The singing of both services was excellent, and very appro- priate to the occssioo, which shows that Mr Dowding, the , u well - fitted for the position. Following aro the gentlemen otdained: Priests -Messrs Thompson and Reidy; deacons -Messrs W. R. Diehl, L. 0. Diehl, Corbett. Goldburg, Sims, Wood, Hale. Ghent, Sermon, Cooperwaite and Whelan, Tes WHtxruvo Coco EgT.-The con- ceit miler the auspices of the Young Pee- ple's Association of North-st. Methodist church oe the evening of Friday last, in the Grand Opens Hoose, wee well at- tended. The whistling of Mir Mc- M.nis was the feature of the evening, ..` As' faithahe fl print it.,notes. And still there is a great demand for out - ail* views taken by Geo. Stewart's large camera. A Goo) PRESET. -The most useful gift you tan mate is to give • Wirt Pen. Ap- ,.ly to D. McGillicuddy, agent. Ooderich. The Woman's t'briatian Temperance unite' ,meet in the basement of North -.t Meta chorea every Tuesday afternoon. I' tom, business meeting et 3. F. .1. i'ridhem can 1ursisb Grits or Teries with either Monet or Meredith outlast prices Latest stylaa flood that defy . Quality and Deet • ip. Merchants era get their Bill Heads. Letter Heads, kc.. tic.. rioted at this once for very little more than they generally pa for th. paper. and it helps to advertise their o.stn�. C.0 and see samples and get prices. THE PEOPLED' CANDIDATE -While politi- cians bare been running up and down the commission lines looking atter popularity it. R. Sal)owe has attended to his studio and suc- ceeded urceeded in gaining for himself the popular vote. The majority of the people go to 9aandersk ions to get theirlsuppfies for the house. They carry the targe, stook of stoyes end (lowers in the town and their prices are always right. A Nock of extra weight milkl and crassness' sell kept. BRIEFLETS. Mrs E. E. Wade, Brussels, was visit- ing in Goderich last weak. Mn Geo. Richardson left on Monday to visit relatives at Loedon. I Miss L-1 Vanstone, ltrusse's, was visiting in (oderich Last week. Rev G. F. and Mn Felton. of Water- loo, were visiting in town this weak. Tho regular meeting of the town coun- cil will be held this (Friday) evening. Mn George Parks, of Goderich, was visiting fnsnds in Seaforth last week. Mery John and Patrick Lynn made • flying visit to Blyth on Saturday last. Mr John Elwood ham gone to Toronto to take a positiou in the Bank of Com- merce. Miss Tessie Tye left on Wednedav for 1 and was cue of the most interest - St. Paol, to visit her sister, )hr, C. L. ever McIntosh. Mr A. Smith arrived in town on Fri- day last after a lengthy trip to the Unit- - el States. Mr H. Pollock. who recent) removed Clinton had not materialized, and that Waterloo North, Snider, 700. to Springfield, Ohio, from Gcderich, is Blyth had tied where a Tory majority Wellington West, Allan. l spending • two weeks' visit here. Wellington South, Guthrie, 657. of 21 had previously existed, there was Miss MoManis, the lady whistler, end Wellington East, Clarke, 273. (Jarrow% Roberts. Methodist church last Sunday evening. when it was 'maned from Hamilton that York East, Smith, 519. Mr David Cluff, who has been work - Hon J. K. GINVON was defeated, Dr York West, Gilmour, 60, WEAL HURON. no hal to Gilead for them. Later on,her sister assisted the choir of North-st. balmYork North, Davis, 800. Houma' raised the drooping spirits of hie friends by stating in his inimitable Goderich. • way, "The first of Mr MowAT', Cabinet Hallett . 47 And Harmony Remain Alway wixt Creeds Forever and a Day . Ministate has gone.' and the smile on East Wawsnosh 75 the • cf some of his West' tl awsno.h . .. 27 Aahtield . 04 �r ft satellites was fully a yard wide. Lata Goderich township 1 0 0o u the returns came in to Victoria CTlbnrne 0 And Bigotry Bows Down its Head Hal' the Conservative headquarters, a Wingham And Shows it is but Poorly Bred. wet blanket was spread over their may anticipations, said very early in the evening the i, � returns from outside points lust their interest to Tory ears. The Reformers, on the oontrary, took things coolly and calmly from the start. I Thar retorns were received at the Grand Opera Hoose, when a large gath- ering waited patiently while the reports , earns in, varying the mnootony by rous- ing cheers as the favorable returns con - tinned to come in. When it was as- sured that Mosta. would not go and Clinton Blyth Clinton New Era. 255 150 The Godench lacrosse club feel very 1871, when she resigned. During the THIS members of the county council proud of their victory over Lucknow, on time she was connected with the the 26th : but wait till they meet our Guelph schools she gave the utmost were alt anxious to take part in the Pm- boys, and then their stock will be below satisfaction to the Board of Sch. of .'anodal electron on Thursday and with Clinton New Fr& Trustees and to Abe parents of children this object in view when they met on par.-Clinton 0 tog and unique heard in Godench. The whistling was meet effectively done, and in the "Mocking Bird and "Last Roes of Summer" aught the sadienoe greatly. Excellent sults were also rendered by Dr Richardson and Mr E. C. Belcher ; a humorous reading, "Jesnies Kaye at Balmoral," was capitally given by Mr S. Maloomson, and a couple of excellent recitations were given with tine feel- ing and powerful portrayal by Mn A. E. Pridham, who stands in the ing at the Godench organ •factory for front rank of reciter* m this part of some time, moved his family to that the Province. The Young People of town this weak. -Clinton New Era. North-st. Methodist church are to be con Dr M. Nicholson, the West-st. dentist, 1 gratulated on the success which attend - O makes the of the natural • d their concert. O teeth • specialty. Gas administered from DEATH AT I'Evr.r1N.iI 1•nEYE The O 9 a. m. for the painless extraction of earl news reached this city on Friday of the death at 1' Ishene of litre (Rev! H. Currie (nee Mary Walker). She came f Com Goderich to this city in 18Oet to take charge of the senior girls' school, and efficiently ppeerr• termed her duti.s up to September, 91 teeth. 29 Mr John Stony, of Goderich, who has O 19 been working at the (hakes organ fac- O 17 tory, has rented • house owned by Mr O 0 W. Cantelnn. and will reside here.- And en.- WinRonoon has been appointed entreated to her care, sol when she left ad' t est the &,ard adopted • reeo- Tuesday tektite otion to )nate o m foreman of Mr N. Dyment s Iuother I expressiven theimemban1hnweveree atAm kthen wi 1 yard here, in place rat Mr Anse Retinal,andt)their satisfaction with the prr regard e brew who left on Saturday to take charge of i M • "hereafter' to this action when the Mr Dymont's yard at Kincardine. made by her pupils, as evidenc at municipal elections come on. public examinstions, and • number of e� Lotto RTE. -Sheriff Gibbons on Mnnwhom lifted certificates se teacher• from (;n,ch TEi.. -James tt'ileon, of West day brought into our office a sample gifthe snood] Boer( .�1 F.:.miners. After «'awutoah, aha with stealing •man rye' polled on Ratorda,. May 31, which she Idt aha cit] she was Or • time charged net 5 in. He is of opinion col i. ifr,•k- frim James Pollard, of the Mme town- mond 4 fp teat_ her to an advanced Bch And Mowat'• Hour Has Come--- G•RMnw'i hoar had Dome mews i►af Honor that the crop of Cereals for 1R'M) b. Its N. Y., and •ten the Ladies' t.ollaee, kta • - , town - amp, n m 9.0 ' ' to t Maws. Subsequently rhe Compton. has been made that boys Lured the Rev Hogb Curie, of eh. 1„ called upon to address the hares Rather- ooiwstanoes were that prisoner stole the aro p to robbing birds nests.Pres mean aAaroh, who lad •charge Ontario's Safe, tt Hurrah, Hurrah ! nag and sack mode a short bat eotb�*ias- horse from Pollard and dro•• to Pilk- basedbyt inetoo, hear Elora, when he teed( the are may not M aware that they ran for several yeah In Needy, in the county tie address congratulating the elector. on stolen animal to one Thomas tycoon°, the risk of being fined li�N) for .hat they of ('army, before rem Needy to l'etsst t the monism of the contest, not only in fnr soother horse. Conehble I)ay, of term fon. Boys oauvht at it should b. go isheoe. The decamped leaves her Wirt Huron. but throughout the Peer- Wingbam, sad Pollard, the owner GOON handed over to the authorities to be ho.bsnd 1.T' daughter and aged father stolen horse, followed prisoner and mac- dealt with• sod sister to rr.nurt th.tr los& The ince' ended in arresting biro et Milton, Hal- Rev George Riehsrdson left on Mon- (moms•( was a daughter of Mr John A large bonfire in front of Mr Gas- ton enemy. at the modem. of his father- day for Stratford, when the Guelph Walser, former!, head master of the sow's residence, Montreal -et., pre the in-law. Prisoner wee found guilty of conference of the Methodist church is High school at St Thomas, and who ie rising generation •n opportunity to 1.1 b'vse-sting• and remanded until Jona seeding this year. His pulpa in North- still alive and resides in that eft]. She i' teal mal -emeses. There 10th for :7 tepee. The ease erste( et. Mstbodat ehuroh will be fi11ed nett baa one siebr Mr, Wm. Hart) residing end tarp hes b1 Mr R' A Armeer»g In eM is lha oily. who, toe.tber wily read= was neo d' ey, so Mortal ewe of cute • were � their w (rlenda-Geelpb - sig.bos,ds, no blsckgserdism, bet emery- ia evert during the trial. in the evening. y G A RRnw sod MCOnmerriDT were loudly ante, nes u one of the best for years. Judge Toms on Tuesday Iasi. The cit He'll Stay_ "Ties o'olmk" on Thursday. June 5, From Neat t to West -from North to 8, his pissed and gore. The voice of Soetb- the ebdatrsst%on has been deep the people las bees heard, bad yet and strobe, sod today, after one of the Ouvuz IYowAi. 'floor has not some," sive exciting Produmial eostiMe cisme in the genes that the Tories looked for. Oonlederstioe, the veteran Premier of O.ee more the sleeted 14 °Mario Ontario 4.ds that he Mill peeresses the hare go.. to the polls, and with no se- eonfide.es of the great simpletons of kis metals mead have they endorsed the Proviso* in no unmistakable m etier. polity el Ontario's Ot.ld Old Mae. Up to the proses! time the tater.* their po it e • quite an eietter.a.t • nom ay wordd of , of W w•nosh present morning and Rey J.A.Anderson B A., other member., will have the .Piped+) of