The Signal, 1893-12-28, Page 5•
TIB SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1893.
CANADIAN BAN KE OF COMMERCE THE PARIS ANARCHISTS
KatAeIJSe D tar.
MEAD OFFICE. TORONTO. Valliant is Not Disposed to ('U UtUII-
U. OS. Mf OR'BILLION DOLLARS q„tpp,O O• kale Farther intelligence,
. . . . . . . . . st,t00000.
R. E. WALKER, (;ictsERat Maneotn. OTHER BOMBtSTS -ARRESTED.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A (kNEaAL BANKING SNMNEN TRANSACTED. FANM(NS NOTES DionouNTEO.
DmarTa *snap PAYASLE AT AL. POINTS IN CANADA, AND THE PRINCIPAL
VT/111 Ih THE UNITS° STATER, GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, BERMUDA, ao
sAv1Mss SANE DEPARTMENT.
Diioa1TR Of $1.00 ANO UPWARDS NECEIVEO, ANO CURRENT RATER OF INTEREST
aLowt0. IBTININOT ADDED TO TINE NNNOIPAIL AT THR IND OF MAY AND
Se• •oaa IN SAPS YSA&
epealal Attemetlen given to the CNNwofian a•I
.rid rateie's' Dake Rotas.
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Just added to Stock a Large Asssortmoat
-OF
Ltes! oe1os iu Christmas Goods.
Jam- M
Ladies using Knitting Silk Brainerd of save
Armstrong
by buying
our Crotchet and Kitting Silk.
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- u-
Tn M .liiR KY sled FANCY.UOODS our STOCK is COMPLETE.
MRS. R. S. SMITE,
Glasgow House.
JAMES ROBINSON
c.e.asiz iCTOR=
WE SELL FOR CASH.
In our last announcement we invited you to compare
our prices with others. A great many have done so, and
admit they have saved money. Those who have not
called we again ask you to do so, and you will be,money
ahead.
THIS SEEK
‘1.- are clearing a line of I)oul,lu Fold Ores, Goods for 2.:k. See them.
See
our Grey Flannel at 15c.
Our 9c. line of Flannel is having a great run.
See our 17e. Wool Hose.
We have a line of Boys' Ribbed Hose, sp:ic..rl knee, double heel
and ton GOOD VALUE.
See our Table Linen at 13e. per yard.
Flannelettes front 5e_ per yard up.
We have a line of Men's Rubber Gaits f•Ir $1.50.
We have received another shipment of Storm Collars and Muffs,
wl':clt will be sold at the same price as the last lot.
OUR STOCK COIPRISES BABGAIKS ALL THROUGH.
JAMES ROBINSON.
.:.rear+, a •wq.et. Ca.l.wi 1. Ae.are6-
leaa Th.er.$tratlr, Bat Nor Yreele-
rall, Nastereas Arrest. an
Hanelsse A tempu.l-
teran %II.r,.
P.Lms. Dec. WS -Tb. pb)eiriait attend
lug August Vailiaat, who threw the bomb
in the Chamber of )*petie*. reports that
the wound in hie thigh, had cicatrised
VatUaat will be transferred front the in-
drutary to the Polon de la Saute on Thur
day. Ilia retlr.•nce Jaas increased daily,
uafl he nowt fuses to talk of his crime,
although be reads all the nee/sperm'
print aottoeraing bin.
Everted, en Anarebiet suspect, was ar
rested yeet.rday after his home bad been
searched by the police. His friend Ler-
dulesr *1w is a prisoner.
Everard 7ras taken before Police Com
misery Clement and admitted that he was
s theoretical Anat•••hiet, but denied that he
had ever conspired to harm anybody. Hi
bad neem e..nrealed his anarchistic opin-
ions. He bid worked steadily 12 hours a
day to support his old mother and had
'ren a perfectly orderly citizen. His fel-
low workmen agrerd in givin • hint an
exceiknt character. His frankness and
. oed !what for made inch a good inures
-ton upon the polka commissary that
Everard probably will be liberated .o.'n.
Baan ua,s a, Dec. 26. -There hare been
n uuten.os arrests of .laarchiata hen in the
Lit few day*. The information that lel
to them was given by Mariano Certtelo,the
Anarchist soapmaker, who was arrested in
Hnesca, Aragon, and brought here. Im
mediately after his incarceration in the
city he tinted informer. as be believed
that the other Anarchists under arrest
were doing the same and he hoped thus to
help his own ease.
The whole story of the Lyceum outrage
was trace with hie and Jose Codini a aid.
The compu.a.tor Sivep*ol, who is among the
Anarchists recently errewted, has e•.nfested
that hr made the moulds for the two
bombs which Jere t'oJina took to the IA
eenm Theatre. ( ,,dine, however, denies
all knowlelhre of ri.ei.,i.
JORDAN'BBLOQK-
WB HAVE 1-14b.13
Eaigl'ht Days of Splendid Business
up to 'late, and aro now going to commence on
SATUIHY BYHINC NEXT
-TGs SEI.1.--
THE BALANCE Of THE STOCK
BY AIICTION.
In the meantime we are selling all lines in stock very
cheap.
THE CHOICE LOT OF
TEA
IS GRADUALLY BEING REDUCED,
but we still have the best Tea in the world to sell for 15c- and
25e. Come and try it.
GUNDRT, The Auctioneer,
ix MAZE'S OLD STAND.
THE PATRONS' PLATFORM.
S Wheel tssaaft acM a Let .e.e
e rrir to
iMoa.
The following i. the p1•tlstm of the
Pamper of laduetry as adopted by the
0r and Aesoeiaties es Oatarts and Quebec at
Lodes .s Sept. 22, 1891 . --
L 'W'' Maiistieless of British eoaa•oties.
I. The resembles al the public leads for
the casual settler.
& Parity el adersietemise and absolute
iadependenee atf Nerti.....t.
14 aha*• Rigi�sea.tis every department of
li p�te.phScstiss et the laws sod • g.ssesl
redaction is the mmahisery et Goverment
6 The abolition N the Usssdiss tarsale.
7. A mom of civil swiss reform that
will give each misty power to appoint or
slam all .nasty elRcisis paid by them ex -
- afgas
'ItieK ht reverse only, and se adiusted
se to fall es tar as jessihle apse the lexuriss
and set arts the seerearre of his
9 lu.I lewd !reds ea fair end equitable
Mem hs rn s% Camila sad the meld.
tO Rll1etesl Isgldeties that will protect
labor sad the retake el labor hem theme
esmideMiess.wd tarmspiee Abid mad/
ohms, Ike phis al the .side petlawa
•, sad! mulkoniless ar 11048110111111
tl.
Pm*** Rf Me hisslh g a eel
way's by government grants as contrary to
the public istersst.
1a Prepaeanem of the 1►anisioa and Pro-
vincial voters' list by the muniapei odious.
tE.
Cesiertnity d •lectatsl districts to
comity boundaries, as ocestitated for mwsi-
eiptal perpees, as far ae Na priecipal of re-
presestallos a f peopulatee will allow.
CONGRATULATING ITALY.
Preece Red •taglaad TlrkMd at Der ...so-
re.* O.er the De. rl*he..
Hoye, Dec. 56 -The French Anthems.
dor has congratulated Baron Blase, Minis-
ter of Foreign Affairs. upon the ri: tory .4
the Italians over •Derviata.s near Agonlat
last week. Yesterday the British Charge
d'Affaires called spur, Barn Wan.• and
congratulated him and tits Italian Govern
meat in behalf of the Queen. In diplo
static circles the opinion is that the vie -
tory will strengthen the relatnous between
Italy and England owing to the prospect
it opens of Lady's ability to aid England
some time in the Egyptian Soudan.
The torus-lier.waa Treaty.
1.n'Dos, Dec. 96. -The F.xehangstlazetta
of St. l'eteraburg confirms the reports sent
by the rutted Pr•s+ agent at Berlin that a
Rus•o•Ilermen commercial agreement has
'_sen entered no.. I'oudrmatiam of the
statement has also been obtained from
other sources in St. Petersburg By the
tens of the agreement Grnuany lowers
tier duty on Russian rye and .oats to the
level of the Austro German tariff. while
Heusi* redn.-ea her minimum tariff of 1891
on German iron, tin, machinery and
agrarian implements by from 10 to 30 per
cent. Russia also reduces her tariff on
coal sent by sea. The tariff on iron and
steel rails is unchanged. German duties
on grain other than rye sad oats have not
yet bees decided upon. A settlement of
the whole question is nevertheless likely.
opals -s Metti.mests With Melilla.
MAbulb, Dec. 26. -The newe-
papsr estimate* the indemnity c'
Moro•o
ought to pay spina in slew of the dis•:al
Rise at Melilla as about 10,000,000 francs.
The ministerial newspapers consider
the attitode of Muhl treat at satisfsetory
yet recommend the mention of one large
force at Melilla and the concentration of
another in Andalosia until the payment
of the indemnity shall have ' been fully
guaranteed through the receipts of cue
toms. The Spanish Minister in l'angiei
has telegraphed that the Sultan is ex
fleeted to swim' at Menke& to -day.
New Grower asS Nee Cabinet.
AVNER*. Dee. 226. -Numerous ttwtlage
held throughout Greece bare poll'--*
the King to dismiss Premier Tidemarks and
dissolta the Chamber. Negotiates. be-
tween the creditors and the uelursaMat
have been suspended on seem* el the
protest toade by the French rail F.ng:ieh
holders of Greeks bonds against Trlooupis
piste to appropriate revenues atredy
Mr Itrretein, the tative
of daa bondholders syndiMb Athena
to -day without hating 'forted any ar
emcee/el with the Ownwawat.
Towable r Ma teaebetaa.
Bat -mate. Dee. 26, --A merlin corresp. an
dent says a ruptnre is thre.Aea-d between
massa for von Caprivi sad Dr. Uigoal.
The latter, with a view to passing the to
teem tax, wishes the tiorerum••nt to in
'does the Support of a section of the s'on•
servatives by advocating an international
monetary mamement. Caprivi declines to
sonde to this proposal and Count Zahn -
berg hacks him. Tbe disnute Ms been
submitied to the Emperor aid the Milgns
lion .of Dr. Rigset is fere akb.
Arasena• et Orders..
Losnns, Dee. IIS. --Chemist.. wM rete
heated at Osborne Hours es awlal. After
divine service, attended b the whole
householdmeditated end editated be the Rev
('!•meat Rmifi, chaplain, the queen dem*
out Afatlifil dinner was fall He a
Meet party vee by the Primes.
ess Best
rise's oldest At Sandringham the
Meseta of Wales and the Duke and Duch
as d York attended serviee la the Parish
dhereb. They passed the rest et the day
is she/dote MOM.
All Sorts
and conditions of Man smoke the
famous Cigars EL PADRE and
LA MIN A
S. Suets a sem.
r.sesses IherArew wysies.
Lamm. Dee. it --A du*aisb hem St
P.hesborg stys the sanitary peevtdw sad
nazism at Wsrww have bees
MOWNwand L.*.. el May sr
vsds have bees lend.. Wally la the la.
dedrW dams.
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BARGAIN WEEK BANK OF MONTREAL
1.
CAPITAL, .
1112,, 000.
REST, c2,0306,03:000000: ooOGoo,000.
Useful Presents Swith taznng his br1) ,�ncrtrneni has been ofr d i;. con-
Yeclion
W. ACHESON & SON)
Hd Our llIud Prices for fttrkhuis
Men's Fine Wool Lined Gloves, 2 Dome Fasteners, 96c.,
reduced from $1 25.
Ladies' hid Lined Mita, 75c., were, $1.00.
Handkerchiefs, an Immense and Beautiful Choice. Bilk
Embroidered, commencing at 10c. each.
Men's Large Hemstitch Silk Initials at 50c. each. Every
Initial.
Linen Department Complete.
What van ho more acceptable titan a, nice pie... of good Lee, W. I
New Drawn and Embroideraf:`1)ini.er and Tea Cloths, Tea)
,incl Carving linens, TO.- Runners, Heutatitelied
Napkins, lfoyliea, etc.• u Isvnttiful tock.
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. ACRESON & SON.
C. A. HUMBER Sc SON
J ewellerc, 3 c.
New Goods and Latest Styles
FROM CHICAGO,
Cuckoo and Faris y Clocks.
FROM BOSTON,
las.
W. Tuft., Celebrated Mimes. Plated 1t -aro,
FROM EN GLIA D,
Crown Derby tools in China with Silver Mountings.
Fine Watches, Clocks sad Jewellery, spectacles sad Eye Glasses to suit everybody.
Repairing s specialty.
0. A. HUMBER •& SON,
THE
NEW
TIN
AND
STOVE
STORE
ON HAMILTON STREET.
Interest allowed at cu. -rent rates.
H. LOCKWOOD,
.1faaa ser troderich
sa1�
People in this 19th century are bound to have the -�
best that can be had ft:: the money. That is why
EVERYBODY WEARS
GRANBY RUBBERS.
They ,Sit t.ctfret satisfa.•-tion in tit, ,tele atwl finish, an.i it he
comes a by -word that
"GRASSY Rt'Nlltli, wear like Iron?
Tlig
MR. 3. H. WORSELL
has much pleasure in intimating to the citizens of Go erich and surrounding
Country that he has opened out a new Tin and Stove Store on Hamilton
Street, in rear of Colborne Bros. Store, where he will be pleased to meet all
his old friends and as many new ones as may give hint a call. He will en-
deavor to keep on hand all the requirements which are usually kept in a first-
class store.
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS
NEW TOOLS.
NOTICE No. 3.
The patrons of HILE'S MUTUAL STORE. DUNGANNON. ar
with myself, well plea,ed with the results of our united efforts in making the
undertaking a success. • sur isle' during the past month have increased
wouaierfully, and front the successful past. we are Ieal to anticipate greater
timers fur the future : anal a by not
EVERY INTELLIGENT MAN and WOMAN, after ..orkir:,;