HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-10-27, Page 5THE SIGNAL: GOT)ERiOH, ONT.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1892
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CANADIAN BARN K UF COMMERCE
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MAD OFF101. TORONTO.
M/RAI. (fir 11111 BUI riLL10N eott*RB - S•.000.000.
ISM
IL IL WALKtR, GI1ICEAL MARAo,I*.
111.000,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
g a1MAN. DAMN0 BulafieiIE TsussaoVID. FARNtNE' MOTU Dienoimita
DRAFTS IMI= PATAELS AT AL. POSfTn IN CANADA. AND THE PRINCIPAL
CIT*S IN Tet Unman STATS•, CNINAT Ball AIN, Fewest BERMUDA. As
sAvsa s BANK N(PARTMUT.
wooers OF $1.00 AND UPWARDS'SCt1VE°. AND CURRENT RATES OF INTL MIST
4,pwED I.-1 T *5550 TO TIM PSINOIPAL AT Tom END of NAY AND
into IN SOON WWI.
apemd•1 Atlsest1S5 gives te Mee O.Ns•NtNt umf earn/'ivel*, Doper.
end F a; room' Sales Notes.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Curtis Hicks, the mailed Ica of Renee,
Iii*., is dead
wb I1M reinstated. .d u W use
pig,Dr. Lsl.'hapslla, Conservative, was eloot-
d by aoolawtioe in Hoohelup, Qua
Hos Edward Blake will be beaqutted
b the Kelso Club of Liverpool as No.
member 10.
Ilya Nutty A Owen, ei Iti ea,N. Y., 101
real old Her health is good and faculties
:ell preserved
Mrs- Harn.s a mill alive, but her ph
rows thought an Baaday she could horalj
bre more than a day lower.
The (''soden portrait of Mr Vlach acme
In the National fibs ul Cklb will proba-
bly be preesnsd at • reception next Jatu-
ary
Ito. F. M. Baldwin, nephew of the Bishop
el Hume, has been chose swoons to Rs.
land Mean Wade as rector of Old St
Paste church, Woodstock.
William Clambers, ambers, •and 106, of Daws
Odle, • veteran of aterloo, weal to
derma to visit the tumid, and was given •
norptioa by some of the leading cituera.
A lamely signed sba
gsiaiti.w s bass
6,rw•rdea to Mr. Rdward Make, Eros
he.tre•l, arkisg him to address • puYic
meeting in that city bodes to
England.
London Troth aye Temper destroyed a
cam .d bis letters sod um.waeripb • few
ryas ago in • et of alarm, eased by him
reeding Froude's "Reaiwkem -.. d Those.
.rrlyla"
R. J. thumbie, who hes ban masses of
at Haut of Montreal at Plena for l6 years,
no banqueted at the Royal hotel ties
ton �
. his departure s take charge (lithe isg-
k.
Thursday was the thirty-ninth sastv.r-
Irl of the somas marked the
Ire Harrison. aRaaddmadames eir
t the Whits How owing to Mrs. Harrm-
r.n a tllnaa
.token Smith, of Ilramptsm, has been no.
as the Mow•tite candidate for Peel
the cooties eke -ties to fill the vans*
'used by Mr. Kenneth l'hisholm's accept -
rice of tb. registrarship
1'riecipal (.rant, ad 's Uaivwnt
, , nrsto1. has barrow nod that the Us=
�pp1ested 1
I',iring apples wanted at the Evap-
r..tor 30 canto' per cwt. will be [.sash. James Driver W the ead of
,..i. No limit to quantity. the first eager on his right head taken off
swims toe Ilse Leman 5Elttauio. oI 1 l.sa
Lad instituting a -osier of sciatic* *choler -
ships for students who have intimated a•ap&
city In scieres or is applications, and that
the nomination to ore of these .cbolanhip,
which are of the cowl value of 1131, ster-
na'. had been pieced at the disposal of the
Senate of Qasess a
Elmvlm te be etsee.eed.
Coaxw.u., Oat., Oat. 13. -James Slavin,
murderer .f Special Cestable John R.
Davy, was yesterday .ente.od by Judge
Amos to be hanged on Dec. 16, 11612.
Jesse Slavic, vim usually passed by the
mare a McMaho., is • native of Cornwall,
his parents re.idieg seer the elation John
Slavin, father of the prisoner, i. • peasio.r
et the Brin.h 1:overnment, having been
through the ('rime•. and Chinese wars.
He is • highly reepeoe.d resident of the
town, .ad finis very keenly the terrible
position in which his mos's rashness has
plao.d him. The primmer is • y was
about 24 yens of age, el sodium ht
and fair oowplexion. His younger days
were epees in Cornwall. where he horsed
the trade of barns -waking soder Thomas
McMahon, in the .hop owed by Mr.
Davey, whom he is charged with Ulm( .m
Sept 6. H. aha worked at hare.., -mak -
leg in Lasseter. Bl•vin left for the watt
io the fall of 1886, obtaining work as the
Canadian Pacific Railway works .ear Sad.
bury. He was . mambo of the Cornwall
Junior leases Club, and was oo..idered a
quiet. easy -gam fellow and • favorite with
The crime for which he wiU give up his
lide oecurrsd es had 6. From a quiet
yoga( toss lib, w s as. .e. •
dnnkss rough, cab was a because
he always carried • revolver. Oa the day
seated M was "behtiO' dwelt- end orae
h im pistol freely, and o. Commtable Davey
attempting to arrest him he .bot that ell
es dam... lbws i. UtsJ. sympathy for this
'raisins/
M..It.b.'e arena Crew
Philemon, Oat 17. --Wheat shipments
as growing to enormous pr pertiesa An
idea of the wheat traffic now
through the city over the C. P. R for the
Nast will be gives whoa it is stated that
yesterday 1,200 cars were asked from this
city by outlying station« in the west. It
world mess that an effort is beteg made to
.end the whole crop to Vert William before
tearlp�on close& If it keeps up until
U.c. 1 and the bow are rousing till then
6,000,000 bushels will be moved east in the
ant six weeks.
Fine weather has enabled all a breaking to
be pushed forward, and as the .locators at
different pointe b.00me filled there is con-
stant deemed for shipment. It would s-
quire thrice abs carrying capacity of the
1'. P. R. to satisfy the present demands of
wheat shippers, bat the railway company
is making a big effort to meet the emerge n
cies, 450 can having been sant to stations
en Wednesday sad yesterday.
TOWN dr H AY LI N K, in a machine in the flax mill hen. He will
be laid ofd wtrk for some time owing to this
'_'t GoDIUUcn. accident.
0o YOU KNOJ
HOW coca
coo CAN SAVE
RY BUYLIG IN A
TR!CTLY CASII
� 088 ?1IICE
SINE?
We want you to know it.
It will be to our mutual
advantage.
The more you know about
value the greater will be
your appreciation of the
saving effected by CASH
BUYMG at genuine Cash
Prices.
Ours is the only real Cash
Store in Goderich.
We have nothing to do
with credit.
We do not throw out two
or three lines u a "bait,*
but we sell everything {s�oi as
to effect a saving of from 10
to 30 per cent.
It need not cost you any-
thing to prove this, as it
will give us pleasure to
show you our goods at any
time.
ARMSTRONG 8g 00.,
Cleo. Acheson's Old Stam&
x$. ---ale have the best range of Top Shirts and Under-
wear in Goderich.
TWO WEEKS TILL DEATH
MILL WILL PROSASLY BE HANGED
ON NOV 8.
?dew That Ile Yam flees .'eset.te. Mabee
movie* Absent tae Cr... ..aa Are Car -
rent In ga.►e.-011ilat nen- ranee Are
NMI to M... retard Aroeg tae Demi
Ulrl'. U.. -ten
1-..xu..,', (lot. 24. Thomas Nall who
wen, S.tunlay ouovicted of the warder d
Matilda Clover, will probably be executed
Nov. K
The Star stats that the police have
booed among the offws of theirk who
were murdered by Timms Neil ('ream,
letters from many well known persona, in-
ct:diug one wemlror of Parliament and w-
ent bolding prominent positives
The Nese of the World declares tbat at
u in a puutios to ens that Neill, the
doomed woman posomer, an an Worrier in
ou
jail, afeeeed Slat be poisoned Matilda
(lover, Emw Shrivel' and Aline Marsh,
bat declared that be had not poisoned
Ellen Unsworth, and end that up to the
last moment be had a feeling that he would
be actuated.
:'ince he was sentenced Neill bas been as
im►rrtve and as pawl as before. When he
was taken to Wandsworth Jail uo Friday
night he said : "Thank heaven, it is all
over. The judge was dead against me, but
perhaps that was his duty."
On Saturday Nall asked to be anowd
before the day est for his execution to Rea
Laura Sabbatmt, to whom he was esppd
to be married.
LIL O mnit,tle Inc yl'ernsa',
Qt net•, Oct, 23. —Now that the ..INN
of death has been prosousod upon Nide
. stortneate fellow -citizen C.wm, alias
Thomas Neill," Quebecers who were anti
to .,y all they knew of his anteoede.M br
fear of being ealld as vitalism w talkd%g
As ia*tess's of his early liosatiouenetq,
stories are told of women kept by bus hslee
when he was lea than 20 years of ago r
of the ansoosesdd Bort of one to ehsal
kis. Two of the servant girls in Bamseedl
Hotel bra to whom hagave medius Lel
winter were suddenly takes ill .451 emus
end vomiting. but eubegae.dy reoovued.
His brothers and another -in-law did maw
most cirenmstaaes a year er two
under lou care. H. save soma
gam to one of her d•ugbtas, who,
sl mil a t1 herself, gave it to her
mother who at once became all She took a
dislike to Noll and begged to base another
doctor tent for, but on his arrival .t the
h ouse Neill told him a lose story .bent her
saes and what he was doing for bee and the
doctor left efts searing the lady that
Neill was doing all that was possible for
bar said telling her to take his medicine.
She did so and death sons .odd her sailor-
info -
Tina .'*ilea
Loxes., Oct. 94.--O. the night of April
11 last, two girls saved Ali.. Maes end
Roos Shriven, aged respsetively 21 sad 18
years, received • teas is their apartments
at No. 113 Stanford street, Lambeth. The
sena remained with the girls until 2 o'clock
the next morning. Shortly after N left
tbe house the two girls were found in agony
on the floor by the Lindland of the premt.e•,
• Mrs. Vogt. The girls belonged to the
unfortunate Masa, Rad as officer was aottfi-
d and they were removed to St. Thos•.'
Hospital The Marsh girl did on the way
to the hospital and the ShriveU girl died
three hours after eke was admitted. It was
thought at first that the girls bad been
osed
by timed salmon, of which they
Cprtaken, boat it was sendy
learned that they had been poisuw wits
mtrycbnise. Oa examining the rooms occu-
pied by the girls • letter was found, dated
April 10, accepting an invitation to 1.k.
tee .0h them the nut night. The letter
was agreed 1:eorge Clifton, but 0 afterward
transpired that the writer was known to
g irls as Frd. No tram of the author of
the letter Mould be found, and for • time
the
saaheocrmy was referred teas the "Lambeth
iVthe matter of the death of th. two
garb came I.efore the coroner for u
Mee that official received • letter, whish
was proved te have bees in the handwriting
of • ware named Sobastt•ni, whom Neill
was at awe tine engaged to -wry. la this
latter the writer mad she was is • position
to give valuable information, which would
show that the two girls had boon poisoned
by • young was named Harper.
TSE TL.L-T.ILI LirrR
Tho Ismer war placed in the hands of the
police, and from inquiries that were insti-
tuted they discovered diet abort the WINO
time the oerooer had received the Mier
Dr. Harper of Barnstaple bad also received
• letter allege.( to Fare been sent by Nal{,
ie which he demanded the sum of 51,300
end intimating that unless the team was paid
the writer wouldve information sheering
that Dr. Harper's eon had ,poieosed the
Marsh and Shrivel girls. ti sag Harper
wan at that time a ettidrot at St. Thomas
Hoseitel and lodged le the mea hos.. as
Neil in Lambeth.
On $ charge of attempted blackmail _pre-
ferred avast him by Dr. Hos. Neil
wee arrested, and thea followed the es-
ruTol ' of the mystery. It wee horsed
aha he had written letters to Dr. Broad-
bent, • well -knows Lowden preatitieser ;
to the Hon- W. R. D. Smith, cos of the
late Right Hoa W. H. Smith, sad to
Covets. Rumen who, daring the trial of
bar suit for • jus Bial separatism from her
husband, Karl Russell, in I)eoember, 1161,
had received • letter alleged to have beim
written by Neill, a000i.g the Part of hav-
ing poisoned the Clover girl.
Nein, though 6. ie described as an
Americas, which is i. /England held to he
.ynooywith a native of e United
fNats,so•r t is really a (burden. There is •
Canadian and an Awncae aide to hi
career, which places him in • meet veer
viable light that of • libertine .md pr -
fanner of orioles' operations as women.
I. the course of hie life he has bass in shoe
essteet with the polies of varies cities 1.
the United SOW end Canada
sen. len. Clime.., as Lamaism
Lorne, Oen. IL—An interview with
Mr. Foden, the Minister .f Inseam ef the
Destaios of who l.sow in
appeared
Mr. land, y�Faitss admitted aihe Inserviewerrthat
ee
had ease to Reigls with »le Jobs Al.
beet, the Ces.dianto negotiate
with the s
IsprW Oe mr-..t fee • porns
of see repewtmtiasi e
at Wsshingeen ..d ether
mot
d s
eoyital&
How 95* a.I* -ceche,.
The Panel del dude= 8n caw lune
wig! • tem
IL pokey EMd IM ail
r
46' ' Mles bobs - 4ed. 1L seN-
btr of -._bene doled was ea knew' I
Ben
ourtemle !11 Oope0lism, 131 Ind►
p edenwith Ew
e.1, wie i6i hear hem. .bile
wfE b u m tee flw.ew.edh
tee
file.. ef wee ti.p�p. Otlis
s see defeat et Pruni r Mkt is Tea I
Omar.
TNI WIDE WORLD.
lent. phiisdc4hia dipitberia isvery Preva-
♦ eo.isty has been formed u PWLdelphia
te premise the satiate of hore./mk.
There is ao doubt that cholera exams is
she deans of which Cobkna as the winter.
A telep►o.e lire has been lout an euooeur
Iul operation between New lark and Chi-
cago.
A wase& suffering from leprosy has bees
discovered in PhiLwlelpha aid sent to the
hospital.
The World's Voir buildings et Chicago
wore forvt•lly dedicated as Friday by Vios-
Preudent Mortes.
A system has been i.a•gurated u Si.
Louis, Mo., of sending soils to suburban
localities by the street car linea
During the put tour weeks 3,II0%1100
bcbls of corn have been shipped luso Mex -
1.0, anal stall there is suffering among the
pour at the Mexican capasl.
To mark the chrtsteuirg of the infant
German Princess, 400 wonen, imprison
ed for various ofeoces, lave been releas-
ed.
Fap.ees robber Oliver Corti* Perry, who
was recently senteowd to fifty year' mo-
ment, bens managed to escape by
tug • tunnel under the wall of his
Several thousand axottoa operators of
Heywood, Lancashire, have bees notified
by the mill owners of a redurtum in their
wages of 6 per Dent. A strike will probably
result.
The outbreak of pleunrpoenwona amore
United lists cattle on the steamer Eng-
land at Ihpttord ag&.n postpones the free
entry of United Fltatee stock to British
markets
T►. Lighthouse Board at Washi.gtoo
bus approved of Cies Poe's scheme for
lighting tit. Mary's river, Michigan, so that
it will will be We for navigation by night
Ile by day.
Alen Chrmomt, the -old letter carrier,"
cab Met Deplore, Wien, as September 10 to
wt1M to Chicago to tritest the dedication
sesEl�enies,� vd on Monday nig'.t. He
yeses
Joseph B. Gordon, aunty -four years of
y* the colored man who shot and killed
W six-year old daughter at Detroit on July
Rh hist, was on Saturday sentenced to inn.
pie.nmeet for life.
lee proportion for boldtsg an inures-
tiesal exhibitioe in Belgium has been de-
fiaitely adopted, the extubttton to consist
of two onetime, one in Brussels and the
other in Antwerp, oomeoted by an electric
railway.
After five ninnies' deliberation the Lom-
dem jury that hes been hearing the evidence
In the Lambeth poisoning cess brought in
• verdict fiedieg Thomas Neill guilty of the
murder of Matilda Clover. Judge Hawkie
sentenced Neill to be hanged.
The twenty-year old can of Seo•sr
Bos.cbi, who was playing on • violin .t
a party the other evening an Vienna, sud-
denly threw down his instrument, drew
his revolver, and shot human dead in
the presence of these assembled to do him
boater.
ACCIDENT RECORD.
tiaeh, • Hamilton son, had bees
near V.nco.ver, B.C.
Wm. McRae, of Longford, while addju t-
ime • belt in a MMU, had his arm Lora
A flood in San `perate, • Sardinian vil-
lage, has caused the lose of fully 200 live&
Joseph Bentley fell from • trapeze to the
asap of a theatre in New Yorit and was
At St. Louie, Mo., Theodore Princeley
sot and killed ken wife, aged �, because
. he refused to live with hint.
Fifteen dwellings and stores at Frgle-
wood, near Chicago, were burned, and
three persona Lost their lives in the dame..
Daniel McNamara, • wealthy and r.-
apeeted farmer, was killed in a gravel pit
at Stratford Thereby by the bank swag
Thomas Mann, of i.oadon, a (:. T. R.
brakeman, was run over and killed by•
freigbc train et Stoney Cry k Mony
night.
Robert Storey, a retired farmer aged 40,
was struck by • Bread Trunk expree near
Port Hope while walking on the track, and
killed.
Capt. Maths, a well-known farmer of
Nast Oxford, had his skull fractured by a
kiek from a horse. Hie injuria are oossid-
.red fatal.
Capt. J. W. Lawlor, who .ailed from
Boston in • twelve -foot beat en • trasa-At-
natio 'voyage, has been given up by kis
se lost.
A maa named O'Malley, from Boston,
dell under the wheels of . C. P.R. train .t
Medicine Hat N. W.T., ss Tuesday might,
and was killeii.
Mien Annie I'lark, d Philadelphia, step-
apa match Mondaynight, which
ting, set fire to her cloting. Her in -
vies en proved fetal.
A boy named Eddy Liberty weeaccident-
ally shot at Winchester Spriaga by • ran
with whom he was out hunting. He died
80 hour after the accident.
Janes Sutherland, of Mount Brydge.,
hod both lege cut off by • C. P.R. train at
ieedom. 0. was removed to Leads Hos-
pital, end will probably die.
John Kean, aged eighteen, had kis Int
arm tors from the socket at Clark ! Car-
max's flax mill, St. Mary's. There are
some hop.. ad ►ls recovering.
John Doherty, • O. T. R. switchman, was
is. over at Nnprs Palls, Ontario, Hater -
leg atrni.g, and did in tiros ban from
the fajaties which be reserved.
At Teas, 76 poend. of dy-
smmite ea a Government dredge.
Om. man his bead blown off and two
esbws wen very .svwely injured.
Word has ben reosi.d by the Hodson
le
Say Convoy's olleiaat innipeg of the
death by drowning at NorwayHeuse d
Oldel �r�Mor Heiser and r. Bt.alsy
Chub Y. h.. invesigated the death
.f John Andersen, whosewfound
en the O.T.R. near N balls,as and be.
deeded there Is se truth in the rumor tis.
the men wee murdered.
him Dolma, sevestrilhe d
offs, wee had reestly arrived in liew York
from Amsterdam, and was en hk way te
We ass in Milwaukee, was rens over sad
by • (i T. A nab an Wednesday
-Wt
wins are..neg • bridge thee Pei
As West Wh teed, Cola, i1011 ..heel
albino ween nkwU.g be • O.Itmhss
s.M4.Wn They were ss .,aa lg
hat high, whish ipara way, and 300 teba-
4lien }am ` • heap. Mean IMO
Med,
., rbut
tray
brakes limb. Rod see
a G,
imbed e. eased • Yet ef Met
mod thee ter fear HMIs wham
trey tees caw mobs ..t de soy =
them en . d theay 1 ..
. tom
the dew. Daring their .bean.e the been
amitt sae .ted ebiliss were b
to ia1L•
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - - $ 12,000,000.
REST, - - 6,000,000.
A Saving Department has been oteued in con-
vection avilh this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager Goderich Brame.
W. ACHESON & SON.
White pure Wool Blankets,
We li ;vinust opened a special purchase at
$1.75, $2.25 and $2.75 per pair, and they are
selling fast.
Grey Flannels_
Our 17c., 19c. and 25c. special quality pleases
all who have examined them. Fancy Flan-
nels for Shirtings, etc., 28 inches wide, finest
qualities, 35c. ; a large selection.
Cravenette C
For Ladies' Waterproof Capes, SPECIAL, 2
yds. wide, our price, 75c., regular price, $1.00;
Best quality, 95c., regular price, $1.Z, in
Greys, Blues and Blacks.
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. ACHESON & SON.
5 per cent. discount on cash purchases.
Milllnery!
FANCY
A LARai AND W*LL$ILLIICI'ZD STOGY OF THE
IN
Most Fashionable Shapes
in Hats and Bonnets,
FEATHERS AND RIBBONS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR
AND CHILDREN'S PINAFORE'S.
PLEASE CALL AND 8MS BUTTZR AND E408 TAKEN
MISSES YIBITES.
18711 -mss
Bluevale: W. H. Stewart, who u &t•
tending the school d Pedagogy, Toronto,
loowel Hse beenigeb Sc col as Bo.rd.
o let h)' the Le .O N C
t
Clinton : Neil Vox bas gone into partner
* hip with a reverend gentleman in slo. pub-
liaatioo of the Nerds, Mas, Herald.
Neil is an old SN:sAi. bey, and has the
ability to run a first -chin prpr he does
D ot know such • word se bail, and we, there
fore look for his oomtieued suooxe.
Fagged Out 11
THAT thud. worm - out 91W.s, of
widish mo *massy women eassgbin after •
day's washing. Is dose away
N%it
will ialae who
use Dist methu�•••
• to •
!Wag �` -
i 7 , 4 c„`
44) S°°P
Which makes the Dirt dropeM
Wttbout Hard Rubra
Without Hollins
Without Washing
1'ry the easy. elesn and r.nnesnl.al say -the
way of washing. and
you .111 not M die
appointad.
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TIMM, yes may nes it with sombre sal delight
ter .very household versos.
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