The Signal, 1894-1-18, Page 4►
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When a cbsr.re of adoeeee is en.ireo. both
the old aa.d 1h• yew a i.lre... ebm4d b mom.
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"1�gRR'H. THURSDAY.
s"'Farrw ell, a love, fttrew'el) .to_ all
lay gr atoees,' sante our lweal W ot.+aa.
" And when he fells. Le fall* like
Lrr'ut'k, Bever to hope agate," .lye THE
What is the franchise for telephone
pitting North -H. and butchering the tine
trees on that avenue worth.'
it i. nun 411 °tiler to apply for a
police magistrate for Goderich, so th*t
time effort will he made to tighten the
loose stnngs that, have ousted for
years plot. _
Thr Iln::_:ltoa Spet*Muv-ie last is
favor of buyiar liquor by the elm. 1t
eantsdhe minimum talent bs three pints.
t our contemporary eviitatly wean a mighty
big night.ap. .
Mayor ruttier is n1.1 quite -urn
that his victory this jti!ar is not really .
defeat. The wins have got crossed, so to
speak, and don't work in the good old way.
Truly it was • ('4dxteao etc -tory.
The London Timer .ay'.; that 17,9:1
was the most peaceful and prosperous year
that Ireland has had in a century. Which
is a mighty( tine tribute to the ill/Weinman
policy of roverviog Inland, and from the
bitterest oppo..acd that policy, too.
--Fora politician in the grittM stage
t;.. fei.ttiv.i jttsasnc, 11. D., 11,n
table a goo•! Seal upon himself. %that's
Alp matter with 11' 11.1 1 t irft*t tan berretta
fhitli •11.11 upset the lsoctor's iokbottle
Sad take a head is -shaping 1110 Oppoalti• o
Piney hiro.elI
The London Free Pre..., .iv o•'at ung
' iempprence, is abaft as consistent as 1 ocle
Ih''t Torus.%, %EPP , was when he wan
voting for the '.latter 1ii11. atter objecting
to the erection of the Parliament Buildinge
ii the t;ueen'$ Park, Toronto, bemire the
Chamber world he too far from • hotel.
The Sohn', of England, e.t Toronto,
are doing aimed work is relieving the dis-
tress of that city, and in the ►Meese. oo
Prot. Gotnw r'i Sierra it'll a eYtidactina tb
know that the eht..khookz int .1. ('A
E�+er►it w.tiffeepte, so far ucarrying 0911
a'1 the cbaritabig_acheraee of the moiety is
Colrerued.'
Thiliwill be a goo! year for .1 tell:.
1_lsT►r„ lambton's btq M V , to bring
Heise ' ten times week scandals " .gaunt
members of the I:orernment and their sup-
porters in the House The present I:over
ear -General will not go atishrog when ras-
colities are being exposed o. t1,e floor ot
Parliament.
.1011* Ilt'TLga i, mayor thio teal
without any frills in the way of ekairt ao
ships and " mch." The ancient' Egyptians
had a saying which covered his ase, • free
translation of which is. " IN what earthly
en is it to have been elected high cooks -
bran whew your name is Demob so far r
Indere* is roomed ! "
The Hon. Jolliet CAESAR PATT1111.0*,
War Minister for Canada, was the guest o1
the Dufferin Rifles at the a00cs1 banquet
in Haiittord last week. That's about the
••hermit he has Dome to West Huron .tore
- Wet Ssmener, when he was frorea out in
in • vain effort se raise sethu.taam uadvan*
agent of the Taollno* lee -wagon.
The Toronto World * little ghost
story about the Mowat l:oveam.ot deter
minis( upon dissolution within the next
thirty days has been met by the procl*na
time online the legislature together for the
transaction of banner on Feb 14 The
hindsight of The World any be all right, but
i le foresight is jest • intim off rmetre-
This town conned is one after our
ewe hot, Sad even the raver Ion got
dews to roekbottn. n if the t -.w, cor*table
is ielm'sotd by the arra to abet •p Bur
tea' s0Ms.a*d'am..s des es Kingston
es., the itditreet ratepayer, we feel as.
tamr,.k win ever pray that the sbodews of
tier lawahldlr n embwe will sever grow
It is ganer.11y understood that if
the Pennine el Watery sssisas • earn
deo. et etdern. Sae already is tae Mid, the
m °mew ref lira body ie the emsIKsmaey
will Med by h he a mem. hind runt idea
led • Terry !1. PP. m I'11reh. Meed Mao.
ems to jet. the Paean Ammer a edl-
THE SIGNAL : GODEEIQB, OI T.,ilEttlitIMILIre JANUARY i!r ISN.
Itiale ler the prier Ine der selected, ..d
ler Mace uou isn't sun that then !won't
been • misdeal. He Amon t know whether
he ebould euppom the Certs ue d,Jater e
tUt fru the items g inetetutim mrd lees
the satire 111Msm vote.
"THE bllmEuNO SOLOIZRY."
$iWCE Til k: IluN, J. L'. 1'.\TTER
so-. bate oaken to wearier stripes dews his
pruuoonsami • helmet on bis kierel:headas
chief •1 the military bureau et Hees* and
War Lord Extramiosa • for Capula; be
las developed the se•:g•er. if uotibe tern
style of expression, of rbc swashbucklers of
the mn.y of 1'kndeis, of whams we read.
Hu gay tWJ festive beeriug up ut tie
boys ea their way home from I.on.lmt-vamp
List ...limner is fteeh to the minds pt the
,..young fellows who took their lint alcoholic
stimulant became: it was prori.le.l fon them
by the Minister of Militia --who was- a real
'nice gentleman, yon know and the aged
and Winn chestnuts slat he perpetrated
*bee inspecting • the "troupe- says the
mut +ono that thew would 6. uo !fie• oa
their axuutreme(its,ars.1.n rentembere.l.
S,oce that time he lits tool •1doe •erre•,
paten of military diaaipation, and Irss bees
lunkctted hither and thither over the
It•lc.i',ion. His latest .:ergs was at Kraat-
fo. 1 last week. w acre he w'as entertained bt'
the e0vers of the Du lcrin Riles an] when
he rood for hfe heard with a ladle full of tiff)
spread over t.,e C.u.didu fes ! r teed
s•Idiery in general and tine i)uda/ins to pat -
ticalar. We Are told the War Lord waxed
s ILueat seeklil!etlfgerent{ot the -rearm
(ran 1 1knell''' ro tfijth 'wit! ,i f el n, of
their position is the military- arena that
their necks swelled until it ahnoet iooked u
if the tension ou the collars of their tuella
v , curl cause st raneulat ion. • • 1
"7'he volunteers of Cana la are superior.
Teo h tic sage l'anadirn 1Var LorJ, "to the
hireling soldiery of the Old Lind,- and the
al .entity was ,wallo e 1 as>•4'uitut by 1111
When tlir#ro: o-oe-o--P-errrtve,
talked that way at the Brantford-wilitary
bengaat WIMP/ell Sot from his't.oart but
through hji bat. of he is • *rodent of his -
The plumy that i.ed to cast its
maitre British arms --ilius cs1L sane
killi.g a tb:ng of glory-ihnintbs s doe to'
the fighting qualities of TotlwT`'Aeesss ntaa a
shillio_ a dac, and net t.tlattber•bedvelum
tears. tillenheim, llalplaywt, 1'laeey, the
Capture of n!uehec, ('orunna, Waterloo,
Sth&atopal, lokerman, .lIma, Balaclava,
Tel el heli, everywhere where bloody
work was required, the "hireling soldiery-
were
oldiery'wen the men who .. rrienl (1141 t:mioo .lack
on to victory.
Out upon the slurs of the (,aiad1. _War
Lord on the •'hireling soldiery of the old
Land.- The drum that ia heat:4 around the
world that tells of British military greatness
belongs- to the "hireling soldiery"; the
bloodevls,:ta British history that speak of
conquest and increase of territory have been
caused by the •'hireling soldiery of the I old
Lend." and yearsafter the .ameof Hoo..1. 1
I 'Arre:l so\ and the annals of the 1 ►ufferio
Rifles will have been lost is the dim and
misty pest, the deeds of. the "hireling
soldiery" of Britain wirC sung ny late-
Kirt i*.:. and embalmed in history. Illy the
NIA, . r 1.+error fetus gesea400a.
MAYOR BUTLER "TURNED
`C T4E ;KAl. Pn);11`(TED
irimed itte after the municipal elections.
Mayor B; TI tit has been "turned down,"
al that his baleful i.,tluence upon the town
will not be ecperieoced in 1894 as It was in
At the inaugural monists Monday last
the municipal laekdate was .nipped of his
borrowed plumage, and this ith the ap-
proval of eleven out of the teen mem-
hen of the council.
Not only was this done, t • strong con
denotation of hie usurpatioa of powers that
did not belong to him was passed unanim-
ously by the couocil,m time resolution which
instructed the public works committee to
take immediate steps to sue for damages
the vandals who had slushed the branches
oil the trees o0 our thoroughfares,u well u
to bring suit arra the individual whe
had empowered tae IS -ifs es wtth the
work.
Had the mayor known whet was In store
few Min in 18114, we question very moot if
he would have placed his name io oomio
alon for the othoe, for a nut so ma-
ntises as he is calmed to be by his
friends, must surely feel that his prssest
humiliation �4.���t� moat practical vote of
want of confident', is hon that could poo
slhly be made. Or it may be that. like the
man who was hahe.ded by Kt -ammo the
expert headsman of whom ( hit tet Wieree.a.
Nor ma- tells us in his "Actoorat of the
Breakfast Table," the work h00 base
so deftly dose that he will tot be awe
that his nmci.l head Is off notal the float
time he atternpt. to sneeze in public.
The members of the tensed hays done
well up to date Let them pursue the gond
work further by haying • polies magistrate
appointed. so that the planes of ill-ia.m.
which have of late years, bees allowed to
hnosynomb the town owing to laxity on the
part el the pewee that be ak.i1 be Inc..
wet. A. excellent "ppertnnotySe elves .p
the /.wt lies right 111 this dir.etie., ay
altogether ertad& et the jttrlaiktlea of the
iletrd .f Health.
The 1 ►(taw u . orreapoadeln 0f The
Tomato News states drat Hem. N. Guru
N'.LLA t hu been abuslue the freaking
reviler to the :.al (smut id his satin
Orange oorrospondeuce. \lr. 1V a1 I.A. • is
one of the doorstep Cabinet representatives,
and if he hae bete using his franking pewit
e ge is the manner above stated, the gentle
=mealy Sir Anoi.rua alioultl we tbat Her
Majesty'swalla &repot agarntakeuadraatage
of in • hke meaner `bleb a pru.tlraitiea .f
the franking privilege has not leen known
autos, many years ago. `Teske, Cum ••I
franked • par of No. 12 brogans from l It tawa
1p hes shoemaker in Northumberl•ud to be
kelt-solar, heeled Sad welted.
A number of whiter .‘frican. under
• l'ap•ate W ii ter, recently wont eat Mai -
nog a number of black Africans mode a
dark complexioned gentler,:as known as'
king 1. oaev,.1 t... -liter a while terser:.. , v
ant Ins dn.ky followers changes', 4te order
of things by, turpip Inn ad'aW( hunt tug
W'tL••..1tnTii'u oil Wpm. The result
r
• batab y on both sides until war e, 1 the
white., who were the weaker in numbers.
were all slain. It's an awful pity the 1,i xt•
pox. ani l He • vee- aa..l o:her post-prandial
warrior ale not in %eriea
It ha, leakos1 out diet the l'on..•rv-
ative .1.1miaistratian had tally intended to
go to the country hot Fall, but Sir
dotes torr proved to be such •
tiocle m lack of attendance and want of en
thusi•am that it was avoided to wait for IN
mire propitious seaee,n. lu the meantime,
the rluuda are lifting acne 1 h • line, and as
things arum* a hnght.r look in the outlets
the pruspevta of the suecess of the party
that follows Timers. to the_poiis become
darker. As a leader S.r lions is not • sec
" r ��•
Tfr ac or her ilyst iiiu.'overld that
the coal purchased by him last year for the
waterworks and electric light system anent
ouch inferior ,quality, for the price; that it
gave very poor service. He is terribly in.
dignant at 16. company that furnished the
inferior article, and we woa1J not be sur
prised if he appl es] for and received a it •
bate for the town en the amount pard. 14v
all means let the towu have the rebate,even
at the thirteenth hour Better late thes
laarer, oil Si.', i:JVt•.
it is now stated that Sir .Inure.
Timm -reds would have been at rho Board
of Trade dinner_ at Torouto, but for Out
reason teat he had at the previous &near
diener promised tariff revision to the extent
of " loppin,' oil the i. eulderiag bronchia"
and had in the Moen ening twelve mootl e
failed to do any lopping One of these day s
the people will undertake to lop off the
mouldenng branches of the I►ttawa t,ovcrn
mint and then where will Sir Jot. be':
"..I.. WHIT*, :11.PP, oT Eiix. is
again in the field u • candidate for Legis
lative h000n. At the last election he was
nominated by Hon. .1. C. Pio-rens..., and
Heir. SI•..At will bet dollars to doughnuts
that the Minister of War will support him
age.
The hall Tor' the Dominion Parlia-
ment to meet for the tr.nsac.ion of bgti-
oess has been set for )larch 8. In the
meantime the 1 lttawa t • overnruent has its
eagle eye fixed upon tVubiugtoo, and, like
Mir %.% r•tc,is "wutiog for something to tura
ver,"
The 111';t decorous meeting of the
town council held in l:odench 10 a term of
years was held on Monday last. Even the
mayor was decorous, and that is saying •
big thlag for the present mayor of 1 •ode
rich.
tree hut.°hets should have l.'.11
e•1
whtn carrying on thew slaughter
aqui. hratl les and Griming of limbs on
Barth st. last week.
The thin ic- i, niateri'tllx'
the undertaking industry at various points
of 1 Ontario. 1Viedom, as • rule, does not
travel on skater.
POLITICAL POINTERS.
1,1 Waddington, formerly French Ambas-
sador to England, died in Parr os Saturday
night.
.I Martin wilt short It deliver a pokn-
ial address at Regina...when he will get
after Mr. Davin.
A maim meeting of the Ottawa friends of
home rule will he held on January 25 or 26.
Hon. Vdward Blake will speak.
The R,forme,e ot North Oxford will
meet next Saturday to ebonies candidate
for the Local Legialature and DMmi.ion
Parliament
A decree his been pasted in all the towns
of Sicily lrohibiti the impors:tioo of fire-
arms, and the • are also forbidden to
have firearms ,n their po.eemion.
Emperor William, in thankteg Chs mum-
cipal authorities for their New fear's nes.
gratulation*, said that he will strive to
maintain peace at home sad abroad.
A Liberal omveetioa will be held at
Burk ■ Falls, on the 8th of February to
nomi.ate a candidate for the electoral dis-
trict of Parry Sound for the Legislature.
Dr. John McKay, M. Pi'. , was unanimous
ly nominated by the Reform coevestion
held at Lindsay as Saturday, ea their an
did•te for West Victoria at the next mural
elections.
At • masa meeting of Liberals at New-
market en Saturday, F: .1. Davis. M. i'P.,
was unanimously cheer ae the i.tberal
•t, adard bearer is North York in the ap
proschine Provineia! •lection•.
The 1'.aatroller, at Ottawa, together with
the 4olioitor l:es.rsl, or now h, deeneat.d
" Hes." Hitherto they have not been en-
titled to that detractive : het the (colonial
Mlles has ruled that they shall be h000rahlo
is future.
Sir Joh. Sprtgg a (Oblast I1lirlttg is
Cape ('olnay, said in & sp••ok is la.6a
Friday overtime that the Government 411
(Sp. 1 ob.y o.`ht to he nerd la the
hands of the psspl., to whom the Minsters
should be r•.pos.ibl•.
Papers os the H.waiina qlueens were
laid el. Congress ea SaturedaL in ithiih
appears the reply et President i)ele of the
14'nvlrbs.l Gev.rnsa.t to Minister %Villi
in whisk he abeekhdp release to ...i.t to
the reenestlsa a w depeesd teem.
Preee ewers, r , aspadvised Mies Rix, ef
srs, a orgera, who was pre -
Iwad with 1112 01, to pat the ase sense wt
at ewp.sd aster..(.
F.VI',.1J t' aT Is RorDE
F.ht1
it Persons hilted and Many
hurt• 11 int tided.
PAS�ENGER TRAINS COLLIDE.
The • time Car of the Krpre.. Crier
1.lasid r..ri, I'roplr. None we
tg illasia
1-..•ap..1 %%lthuui *e -
ler, .* Url.. l eE
Ifir . arae.
Nrw Vose. Jap. 10.-1)pe of the meet
di..tttruue ra:lruad occident* that was ever
ea:eerie•n.e.l In the neighborhood of this
city oecurrr.1 int the 1•.deware, 1.arkawan
na R Western Allow! yesterday morning
during a thick tug on Ito Slw.lows just
east of Hackensack, ti J.
The S..uth thongs, a.cummt.latiou ran
in Wtir Dover etP
r
,,. toter.w
P1n
g
Sad
a •hierg to *Winters the two rear can et
spa
the latter train, In.t.atly killing eleven
persona and inle:tint about Ofti 'others.
'rhe following is the otliciat list of the
kilIe l
William lr!'(ditese, Summit, N.J.: Jeht
Fieh, civil a ritdirt t+ emit. WHIMWHIMFr-gttropi, Suint 'tis vaplrye of the
.in.tttor r milia. Western 1 •niou Telegraph
t'ompany, 'Neer a ark: Edward Kimsey
Senards. 411. Edward Morrell, Summit,
John 1'tirriugtun, Seen Hill.. John H. H.
Shooter. Summit. cashier tor S_ N. Boo -
....s k. broker, 90 limed 'tweet, New Turk
Patrick Ryan, Milbury. 1l, J. Turner,
ti.diiti • : Ilk. i►uty,.drntiglet. hark
Mg Ridge: D. Cameron,' Summit - -
The (haver exrrr.., which briuge to the
city men emplvy«i here in busiresss and
who lite at Scot:oit. Millburn. Short Hills
and Newark. made its last "top at Newark
stud them rn.hed un- through rue thick fog
towards the,Flty. .tet 1t 1110 verb west
.•f the drawbridge ower the Hackensack
tl,- train was stopped by torpedoes The
fiaKman of the train• it is claimed, ran
back immediately to flag any train that
might be *pr:oaehind from the west. He
1414 kale but a few yards, he void, when
.uddruiy to hie horror he sae rushing
upon him through the fog the South orange
m o• ouusoailatiun. •
rtiiTi•iiu was shedule.l-tu leave So.tb
1►range at 7.35. bot was about three min-
ute* behind time. Aboard we remilenta
of the Oranges and of Newark, who ars in
in -user >•.wk. The trear'-ws
running about,thirt)* wt e. age hoar. Be-
fore Logurror Vivid Huffier could dim
cern.th4 terms' train tbroogh the fog ur
before he had received the warning from
the tlai ni*n who had .beeu =rut bark, it was
too late to clop his train. ile turned oa
the air brake, and lumping from tbw eeab
rolled over and over down a steep em k
loom He was taken up afterwards_ pu
conscious. and badly bruised and ent
about the heart and body, Fireman Mets
beck.srrer the tender, and was
found after'lie tvliihion hitt slightly in
jural.
The engine etrui-k the exprees train with
terri5c feree 1t ploughed Its way into
the raw car, a comberatioit begoeoe and
smoking car, and canavd ft to telescope
then_ {,arranger car teat us front. Every
seat in the Smoking compartment was
occupied. The tranr0en said that ...Wee
about 4') passengers in the ear, Not
one of them . etaped ' injury. They were
all men in the smoker. which neonate. ton
'donbt for the fart that nu women were re
ported to be among the seriously injured.
The fours of the collision completely
wrecked the cuisine of the South Orange
train, None of the passengers, however.
on this tr&iu were injured, but all suffered
from the effects of the terrific shuck. 1 I
the lover .sprees the last two rads were
twisted and turned into a mere of Lwken
iron, woad mud glass, over which rolled
the clouds .d sine and steam from the
engine. From this mass came the serum
and cries of the injured.
As soon as the parsengen who were in -
;tined recorrrtd (ram the &hock they piled
out of the rare and ruched to the asmist
once of the injured. The wleo•Iwerk war
lying in all directions and literally strewn
along Lha track *ere the bailee of the
d••,d hod N. -tying. The bodies of many
pe•r..,os hal been thrown =promptly out
of the car by the colliaiou. one suis of the
car being completely knocked off.
'rhe running of regular train, from the
dept ir. HoMM,k. n was immediately stop-
ped and All the ps.seuger trains in the
depot were hurried to the scene of the
an•kient.
Wiliam Ferguson, who war one of those
in ti... *looker, died mom after reaching
the hospital
A.mIMs.wwv Wreck.
SAN Rarast, C Jan 16 -News has
just reached here tet a frightful railroad
accident at Austin Creek bridge, .in the
line of the North Perak- Coast railroad,
between the stations of Uuncsn's IJilis and
('aaad.ro. As an engine of the North
Pacific (bast railroad was crossing Austin
Creek last evening the bridge gave way
and the engine rolled into the stream be
low, a distance 4•1 forty feet, drowning
seven men.
The r.glllsur Teat caws.
JAt•tta on u-ut, Fla.. Jan. 16 -Harris
and Watkins, the sorer pugilists. met at
the open hems- last might under articles
of agreement identical with those signed
by Corbett end Mitchell and were n.4 in•
t.rfer.d with The trsetin,; wan wider
the snlrrvisioa o0 theehief of p..lies% aced
the referee was Tooled with power to stop
the mill whenever it reached a point in-
dicating danger t., lite and lint. The
club people were. disappointed that the
Stab authorities took no action to atop the
dt Gold Ho.a....
1i111r111nrysrwx 1 .1 .tan. 16 -tine of
the most remarkable strike of rich ore
.ver .1ra. "voxel in ('leer ('reek comity was
male laid week t0 the Indep.ndeet mine,
it. Fiat Argentine distriet. A six inch
vein of sylvanite was found at • depth of
over one hundred feet, and an aaray chows
it to contain 7,.1811 oaneee of gold and 2,4911
ountw of silver to the ton. A qualitative
teat proved the remaining substance to be
tellurium.
The Nleata .. Casal,
New Vote, Jan. 16.-A spent from
San Francisco stye: The fate of the Nira
ragman eanal Sews to be trembling Ih the
Irlance and the Pantile roast shareholder.
have been appealed to for ssabtane. So
gnat hu been the interest aroused that •
enuonit*tion of resident shareholders has
elrwa.ly been had and • partial under
standing has been reached
n•supr. la Chleage,
Chose+.... Jan 141 -Nine ewes of small
pox were taken to the i.wr4tl.a hospital
!t.ad.y, and yesterday two more rime
wt.f
THE PARISH COUNCILS SILL
reams la Mira Kssdlse t. tbo Ibredelt
(..os.... {eu Aya.ramost.
IA ON DI rig, Jan 13.- In the Homan of (New
i .., . 'ir F:IIu Aahmr.d Bartlett asked the
lo'.eminent if Hurls had entered thereon
Hru tion of three uew battle oldie', their
building w begiu this year, thus bringing
the number of Buesia's battle ships. built
(Sad buildinngg. up to seventeen.
Ilite U..� Kaye 4buttlewurth, I'arhameu-
sirrwtary ..t the Admiralty. replied that
it win, nut Jr-.irable that any ofltulal state
neem he made until the British estimates
fur th.q�t are ug year aeomplet, 1.
t+lr l!i ljrlt,.htuead•ltattlrtt lieu •eked if
it was a fact that is 0. e•ouge of 1891
Fron.e and Russia would buildsitctern new
battle •bore, while England would build
wily the three that l.ad ju..t been emu
-
termed The Secretary rrplt.d that he
must an the Il..k to await the announce
meet of the .admiralty's programme.
Replying to Mn. Thomas Seaton, the
N,i;ht
Hou John Morley, 11040 Secretary
Mr Imbued, •aid that he could n.4 state in
r xw•1 tern.. the .cope of the .-u.Iuiry of the
.. . next see,
r iu,u.i appointed at the
fur F.. he i
P
1"
stun to inquire into the working of the
Irish l�rnd I'ur'has..1, t To •peak gene-
rally.
enerally. the committee %%..u1.1 impair* into
toe .1..•ration of the 'air rent clauses of
the .t.•t and auto tlo purr have .1 land os
*4'&tires dude by the sneak treasury.
lJ r 1 .:=,61.0! utored t hat the How ad
jnnlrn to FS•l•ritery 19.
The report stage .1 the Parish t'omma..
bill was 6,i.6ol at midnight, and Henry
Fow, ier, president of the I....I Iiorero
1r.-ut, wh.• he,e had the bill in charge.
moved at meet the third rradil:g.
Sir 4 i.1.a'hs11, Chaucel!or of thew En
chequer in the last Salisbury 4'mbi(heli easel
tot the l'niont.te that only the jailed state
f the Horse caused the I,pp0•111011 to re
from froiu 4.6.1 *,, the. radius Hr pre
dieted that :lee Lords w.enld .erntrove the
bell closely 4.rf.•r a lowing it to bet,.ine a
law.
The bill was passed uui l load lateral
.h..re and the Ilou.e Adjourned until
February 1':.
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
The ltr.wlt or els C.ewn►r'a Lyaost .a.
the William. Tragedy.
l'...sttlrtir.►, .lain. II. - The chinas
of the inquest in the tt infants runnier
ease wait reached yesterday The ..r -
dict of the corner s jnn' in the William..
murder cans was am follows "That James
and Elira Villiams were foully murdered.
and that William Ifsctl'herrell and John
Walker are guilty of the murder and
1 le.erte 6utcleer i, ¢ury after the fact"
Cory was honorably discharged.
The proceedings began *harp on ttmr
The .u. til roam wa• filled to hemming
capeelty, giving eviden,•e' that the villagers
have gut tired of evolving tueorlea, and
now are confining themselves , entirely to
facts. The coroner to ad.lre icing the jury
went over the evident, given at previous
sitting', and took Swire to severely
critictxe the press for their reproof of his
dilatoriness at the lest Minter.
Frederlaki3In its • farmer who lives on
the bake Shore -rood. two miles from the
Williams' house, identified Walker as •
man Who had worke.l for him for two
week• two years ago last fall. The wit
twee -aid that Walker ransacked his house
and stole • double barrelled gun and ...me
money.. The Crown regarded this evi
donee &a important. as it went to show
that Walker had probably known the mar
demi cusOs, and it was he, lechaw, in
stead of John' torr who gars the mur-
derer the information &bunt 014 man
Williams and hie wife.
Benjamin Field te.tifo1 that Walker
had worked on his farm near Mtoiicu for a
week two years ago where he tett s pair
of noir boots dieappw•areol
Butalseooutdo aat*tament.wit limit being
sworn. He told praru.ally the aatue story
he told the Toronto detectives
The prisoners were ,I before the magus
tate Thursday in Brampton and were re
mended for a week.
THE VOTE ON THE TARIFF BILL
The tote Oa the /114 out He Take. e.
46. ink Islss.nt.
Wa.ul.oT•tt .lana 13 -The tariff bill
was debated it. the House yesterday. •
number of speaker* taking either aide of
the question
Discussing the Wilson bill. ltepr•ienta
five Herman 1 Hep 1 said -" The farmer is
especially antagonized by this bill. 1'he
Wilson bill is entitled '.4 bill to reduce
taxation. to provide revlftrasr.l for other
purpose.' it should be entitled ' A bill
to reduce the revenue and to destroy
American Industry
Ser. Brookshire asked of Sir Herman
tr,nn what eonntriea the importation of
farm products were likely to come.
" From Scotland, Denmark and Sweden.
but especially trptn Canada, • replied Mr
Human. .
Sir Brookshire said the atatistiea of the
Agrirnitnnl Department showed that is
10191 the American farmers odd to Can
adieus more farm produce than the Caa
adian farmers sold to America,
Dr Herman mud he had later statistics
than those tooted by Mr. Brookshire
which showed that the reverse was now
true, and he stated *het lame year over 100,-
(K) tons .1 hay were imported into this
country, even though it had to pay a tariff
tax of $4 • ton
Mr Reed .Rep., Main.1 will close the
tariff debate for the Republicans on the
afteenoon of Saturday, Jan "7 win,
Wilson (Item.. W. Pe.) the •'bMrmai of
Om Way. end Means Committee, will per-
form a similar a.rv1M (oar the 1Mmxratle
majority.
The vote on the bill will be taaet on
Monday, the '29th instant.
A RAILWAY CASUALTY.
Mew Menet arv4 kw.l.. (1.0,.,. Bridge
KIIII.K 11awlneer ..d Ilr.rnaa-
11ALITAx, N 4. .tan. 15 1 sad arra
dent occurred on the t%'indrer.t Annapolis
railway yesterday. While a sones plmgb
with engine attached eras out clearing the
roads, it f,ft the mils *bout five hundred
feet west of Gibbons' bridge, between
Middleton and Wilmot It ran on the
sleepers until it got neatly arrwa lb•
bridge, when it wont off the bridge, taking
the engine and bridge with H E.agfn•er
(1 Putney and Fireman Frank Smith were
both killed The onions Beset the bottom
with the lender standing nn end nearly nn
top of the engine The engineer and lire
man are j&mmed between then The bed
ie. cannot be got ont .stil the tender is
tales off. This Is the onset aiwid.nt ever
known ow this roue.
The Lgaeh4g V..etrse4 dela.
VI recessing. 0., Jan 15 --1 remark
able Quickie wsm.l.swwittesl mar here tie
jay Jame ('recall, • well to do bachelor
farmer. blew hie hod of with • shot inn
after writing • Neer whieh =ski that re
mom fir having helped M lynch young
Parker, n owe boy thieved with moiler,
t+bo�ight before, had dplvtn him to de the
OFF I
WE WANT ROOM.
Our store space being too limited to carry over any Winter Ooodw,
we've .1e041e41 to take 20 cents off every dollar's worth of 'Booth, Shoes,
Rubbets and Overshoes ; otf 1411 (Ivertwats, ('lstg rs and I3ort' Sults ; i,N•
every Mantle, !'cur (',at, Fur Cale'. 11'llr Set, Fur Cap and Cfoth l'np
off all ('anadtan and imported Tweeds; off aia (trey and White BUIL.
eta. On other special linen we will make still greater reductions.
Our }rices harked on the Close Sailing (ash S }'ste, sock
h
discounts mean an a• tual hes tit uw, but even tliotigh we were not com-
pelled to clear these Ijnes we would prefer doing so to allowing there
to grow old on our hands.
MONEY TALKS -Talks ctnt.4, too. Wo know of no such plead-
er as a low price, anti we've tried to make its voice distinctly heasnl in
every department of our store.
Everyone nt•.'.1s something,
their wants burin; IL i. Sale.
Boots and Shoes.
Remember e, wry .,ear of Book, otiose,
�Gppaen, Lubbers sat lit etsh.a'a is inclu I
ed m this tale. It is the greatest oppportnu
Ity ever oPered at t:udrrt,h. A1.1. NEW
t:1H)D'-,
and 'tensible' people will atitieipwte
I'.14ar
rales.
Roy's long Bouts . 9 1 50
61en'. " . 1 75
' Felt itoou, Fount 2 00
" Buckle Rubber Boots 1 25
(.est quality. .. 1 50
!len s heavy spits l.,•a
(loots .
*l.n's heavy Kip Lao. Viola
" Fine Shoes, Lep .M
4 iaiter 1
Mesa Fieei:ordova. sheen.
I:.Tei.l gaiter ... . 3
Mess WiTerpreel * eeniens 1
" Snow Kadudsr Over -
Mmes. beet .Inalit , 1
Mon'. Alaska Os enboes .. 1
Slackiww :Pea for
Rubber hosts .. FA 34
Meo'. Ms.. k. paw Sex, Eke. •
Lined
Women's Split Lace Boole
" I.love Grain Looe
It t.
Womru s :UMW trate Batt
Sal
6O O
1 20
1 52
86
I'32
1Oft 0!,
1 75 1 19
1
50 100
25 2 12
50 1O7'
75 120
00 60
%% OA, u'. India Kul butt
hoot■
'Women's Fine Dongols flat
Roots . .
Women.' ft to Fine Doegela
Butt Hoot.
Women's Felt Bowe Ther
shoes..
Women's Beet Vitality 1 Wee -
shoes, Buttes or Lsoe
Women's tins Oxford Ties,
Hand Turn.
75
1 00
1 25
1 30
1 '5
2 26
3
1
2
2
50
25
00
26
62
68
98
92
148
239
60
Men's, Youths' and Boys'
Overcoats. &c..-
Every
c. -
Every 1..rineat of thio year's make..
Men's Tweed t w.reesta,��t�. ,,,
V.-Ivet Collar. " S 3 19
Men s Black Worsted 'Ih"er-
coaq, Velvet Collar 5 00 6 20
Mee's Heavy Tweed I.:eters,
Storni i'ullar 9 90 98
Men's Dark Iron n Wide
Wale itrerrnat, Vale*
I'oiler, Fane I'rin.minp
Mao's Fine Bale thtn•'h,lda,
very best Trimming.
Me.'. Imported Frtrze
1 !stare, hest make.
Men's Pilot ('loth I'ea.)akers
1 oaths' ••
33, 34 and 35 cheat
measure
Youths' Tweed overcoats,
Velvet Cellar, 33, 34,
and 35 chest measure 4 75 3 00
Youths' .411 Wool Tweed
Overcoats, 33, 34, and
35 chest moisture 600 3 !;a
Boys" pilot Cloth lik
Jackets, 4 to 10 years.. 300 1 75
Boys' t ape Overcoats' . .. 3 25 2 24
Blue Serge Suits, 4 to
12 years .. . .... 250 179
Boys' Teeed Suits all sues.. 3 00 2 16
375 268
12 00 792
•
16 00 940
16.110"
1111
6 00 3'fiiS
5 00 3 19
Ladies' Furs and Mantles.
A11 the Season's (:ods.
Ladies' Black Astrachan Fur
Coate . 235 00 1122 •SO
Ladies' Black French Hare
Cape 24 inches long 900 6 52
India' Black French Hare
Storms Collar and Sluff.. 4 75
Lydia Natural opponent
storm Collar and Muff . 900
ladies' I:reenland Seal
Sturm Collar and Met. 9 50
Child's 35 inch White '.Pont
Roam 36 19
Child's 48 Toch White Wool
ploy rA 29
Ladies' Tailor made Mantles
Ripple Collar . 6 00 3 40
Ladies' Brow& Fancy Boucle
( lot 1, Moltke, hearer
Fur 1'oiler 12 00
Dress Goias and Mantle
Ressler Sale
value. price.
All lVon,i !i16 F;in.sh Freerh
lit nitwits, li yds. wide $ 50 + %.
Frncv 'tweed Dress (:nods,
1; yds. wide . . ... 45 d.
All Wool Rlack Hopsack
Drees Goals_ 75 is
All Wool Navy hopsack
Drees (:oo.1. .. • 90 e,2
Newt' double width Brier
Mantle ('loth . 1 45 t•,
Heavy double width %%i .1e
‘'.ale Srrgr 1 45 ri
Ladies' and Children's Un-
derwear. 20 different
lines to choose from.
Heavy Ribbed Vat. a 50 $ 39
Fine Moron ,• 50 -3*
fare Australian West gib.
bed 1 este, Silk Transmit 3 oO 37
F:atta Heavy Scotch Nstmrd
IVool Ribbed Veath..,, ' 1116 56
Feta Long Nat used Weed;
Fine vitality 1 25 73
Heavy Ribber! Drawersarra 80 341
Fine Scotch Wool Drawers.. 1 (A ti(►
Flannelette Drawers Trio=
mal with Kdttiog ... 65 47
('lan.e.ette Dormer. Trim-
med with Embroidery 75 49
llannelttte Night Itresees 90 69
Tnu:naed with Fni,bre,n.l
ery 150 IB
t'hildrro's' Cure AustralianWool \'aU 25 1,6
Heavy all Wool Rik, Stuck
ings, Ladies' sizes . 25 14
Extra Heavy Ribbed Stock-
ing, pure Scotch Wool. 50 3.5
-l%ildren's acres i0 this lee, similar re-
dictloe.
Men's Fur and Cloth Caps.
F.t,erytbits( Boa.
Slc.'s ' Australian hearer
Bend Fur talc, Seal
Top 9 700
Mena Mack Persian Iamb
(app 7q
Men's Black Passim Lys!
4 cap. -' 6 •
Nee aNutria Navitg Cawa4to'
o Hwvy Heaver
Caps, with haat . . 79
Mew'. Mack Astrachan 4'ape 45
$ .4 50
4 50
3 50
2 50
29
Men's and Boys' Underwear.
25 different liners to
select from.
hens H.ltly Ribbed Shirts
and Drawer ..9 35
Men's lure Wool shista Sad
rawer arra 75
Men's Fine Scotch Natural
Wee1 libirts Sad Draw -
.Kt
Men's Etta Fine Anievalia
Wool Striped Shirts and
Drawers
Boys' Heavy Ribbed Shirts.
Natural Wool
Ribbed Shirts.. .
Men'. Heavy Top Shirts ... .
1 00
126
23
30
50
1 00
Men's Gloves and Mitts.
19
42
62
75
15
19
39
76
Every liar lees than wholesale prion.
Men's Lined Kid (;lore, 3 75 $ 49
100 69
1 26 75
a'' Doeskin (:loves
2 A0 (Storey's Make i 1 50 98
*re's Lured Germ Reck
5 75 akin (Storey'. Makes 2 75 1 75
Met's Homemade 11001
S 7.5 Mitt.. 30 19
Men's ell Wool Sox ... , 17 10
7 16
Cloths.
All it'inter weights must go regardlsa ef
cost.
%eels width Slelton Drees
floods.. . ...4
Double veldt Serge 1►r...
Goods. arra
12; $ 7}
26 17
Tweeds, (lac.
Maw this list along and ere 0 we doe t do
u we advertise.
Heavy Union Tweed. $
All Wool Halifax Tweed .
Heavy .11 Wool Canadian
Tweed. .
Extra Heavy all WoolCasa-
diaa Tweed.. .
Unite grey Flawel, 1'laia
or Twill
All Wool Grey Flannel, Plain
or Twill ... .
AB Wool Factory Flare!
Blankets
d 1:nu Rap (spans
1 gross F4aad)••
35 23i
iso 2�i
50 32
f .5 40
20 124
30
2 75
2 75
15
19
200
198
We've been able to quote. only a few lines from each department,
het if the prier. interest you t'rnne and see the goods. and .Ion't buy
unless they .nit you
Everything is in plain 'iglu.,
ICASV
4m,Vvitt. Gas�
wluare, nn.I alar.': c board