HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-2-8, Page 1VOL. XLV I. 2451
THE laELAMINTOr W8PAI ER OP HURON OOt TY_
THE PITH OF THE NEWS.
Live Items fPom Ev.Pywhere.
the West Ree., offlee Ml.Sa 0f rte tree&
1'tretdle re•ea/ed- Refer Mese
ilea of Mel 'heater. of
&reel Isuporlosee.
. 01 J. IL Buell. County Att•.rrey for
treads aid Grenville, is dead.
Serious confines between Christians and
Moslems are repotted in Creta
Numen.no WLMee poutrages are report-
ed to St Francis ('aunty. Ark.
Two thousand coal miners lathe vkfoity
.t l:ellaire, Ohio. are on strike.
The Bank of England hao minced its
rat.. of dl.e,unt (non S to 2i per o.it.
'extensive discoveries of gold haw been
mete about torr mike from Maeiton, Col.
The death is annonoeel in Engle:el of
Mr Peter ReJpath. foia.rly •4 Montreal.
R O. Dun & Cu. meet •u': (minima lit
Canada the past Mei* against 40 last
ear
li:tsg R• hands of IMhomry Lai stir•
r•.a.lered to the French and will be stet to
Senegal
A inevement Is now ort font in HalaNMs
to reduce the number of shop if: enii tveus
34 to _:,.
The N..r sweeter, Winnipeg s new after-
• noon peal et, appeared for the first time
Saturley.
raw &eaten aged 103, dint .t the
resiJeues of his cora, near N..rwo,A, oc
.deday.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talrsage will ge on a
t..tir cif the astir during the ooming spring
and enuttner.
Au nnene earful attempt war male 'sot
stele to blow up the City Hail at % trait
:e•. Franc-.
Then is now • daily thong' teas ewe
. i.•e between Vancouver, L' C.. and 3sattle,
W9skingtuo.
('id. 1 D. Beall, master in atonality -at
Brockville. died .addeoly on Thursday
eight, aged 07.
It is smarted by the adi. ads of Sylvia
teat king Alexander R
r will abdicate iu favor
of ex King Miles.
Sevtu thousand spectators were At the
taumli.a cbampwus!•ip skating ivies to
alectreal ow Saturday.
A Children's Aid Soti.ty was nrt;anizel
fu rt Thomas by Snerrieeendet.t Kele
amt Wedueedsy even:IN.
The *mph .yes of McPli*Teou A t'.•..
lleueltnn, lave accepted s re.luctoon of 1V
lir *'cut. in their ware.
,.sit U.•ntre*1 Judge Tait decided that the
Ttoriuclal commercial tax ..:a trader" i•
..m.titutiusal and legal.
Last V.'eduewlay the State entry .4 the
h u►• of Sege -Coburg eud t • otba to Co
Litrg, the =piled, took p!ai•e.
Merlin°. the most notoriena of Italian
tome -hie., we. rn..t. d in N,l,lek past
t\ rdw.day, ,liniment as a privet
Ald. Villeneui. 11.t'tel rotes. Mr )le
Juatie 11.72e, was Um reknit of Thum4Iy's
,mayoralty couteit in Montreal
A leak in the levee near !;acrameuto.
I'al . has insndate.l and completely ruined
SOO acres of valuable bop lents.
East Hastings Patrons Lave nominated
,lames Balcaupnel for the tNimmons and
1% Idltam McLaren for the ie-gi►latnre.
At St Hilaire, Ilene., , a fuurteetu year oLl
son of I. A. Cbappelie accklaotal!y shot
and killed a nine year old brother.
An old man named Thnmns Gray. be-
longing to Hamilton, died et the polite
station at SL Catharines en Thursday.,
Sir Henry Pausnnhy, the t,tieen s private
secretary, is .eriooc!y ill and iter Majesty
to deeply °°waive: over kVA cocdltioa.
Commencing Monday the fan on the
Winnipeg street railway is 3 cents. Twelve
tickets are sold for 23 rents and 50 for $1.
The United States Senate Committee on
Territories have now meter consideration
tbbill mitaitting Arisenaas a State of the
i'n'ns
Mrs. Bendkt, a WORM r '
bans township, was gest! by
Forbes at (latbant Saturday fur p neeti.Ltg
medicine unlawfully.
A despatch from St Paul states that
Archbishop Ireland says there ie no foun-
dation whatever for the rumor that be is
to b. Mgr. Satolli's seeceeenr.
Patrick J. Duffy, • mail clerk on the
Northern Raawa , living is Toronto, was
arrested laid W.deesday .barged with
stealing $320 trots • registered Teter.
Detroit Sunday papers, will so mora be
allowed to be eo1•l or delivered In that
lam Chief of folies Young has formally
entified the newsdealer. to this effect.
The Calnmet Coal R Cask Company of
t.ettyabut'g, Pa, started rep their works
Iaat week, after an idiotism of several
months, giving employment to 800 men.
Admiral da (lama fired on • German
launch in Rio harbor, and the captain of
a German rsan•of•war has threatened to
.ink the rebel fleet if each a thing occurs
again.
Hon. Edward Blake addres.ed 3,000
wept* at Boston last Wednesday night,
his subj.rt being home rale. His appeal
for funds resulted in the raising of over
000.
Mr. Joseph Thomann of Hamilton. moo
f Robert Thomson, lumber mrrehant, ba.
''ought the old faint) tower and estate
•if Ami.afisld, near Dnmtrisa, Scotland, for
A rare with rails from New York to
1.0ndnn last week in which the steamers
Mai/elle and New York partleipated re
entre.' in a victory for the former of sev-
eral hnnra
A ynsng roan named Patriek of BIMi-
fent town -hip. stn in law of Richard
'tick)e, Woodstock, was wombed to death
while hauling logs to Mombassa asssa mill,
t feast, run Wdeasley.
;emirs Hawkins, of lesegl.•. Vol*
"'tali, N. 11 whn has lately died, woo
inks married, woe the father of 24 child
"U. 18 of whom aro living, and woven an
"(111110 grasdsblMivew.
lint mar tRtlr HwdriAa who was at
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GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA. THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1894.
✓ eeled in Drayton tut UN'uug a bora and
rig front Newmarket 'deeded guilty before
Judge Chadwick at (inelob, and watt ant
meed to three years in penitentiary.
Ata meeting of the Western Itairymeu'e
Aewcfatiun directors in louden last Fri
day a resolution was adopted urging that
the Creameries Ansoeiatiuu, the F.astern
Dairymen and the Wester"' Ilsirymen
should aualgaaate.
Corbett and Mitchell will give • repro
meitation ret their Jacksun.Ule fight in
New York ou the lith. the process's to kct
far chanty -Honest Joi.u" Kelly, the
• ane seconds. hottle holders, timekeepers
and all hare promised to be uu hand.
A fad of New York girl% thio winter is
the wearing of little greets lizards. tethered
with a gilt chain P. • ettrk pain. The
Society for I'reventi.n, of ('ratty tis. Ani
mals bas takeu the matter in h.uid and
the pr:etice has been ordered stopped.
During the great Allegorical drive on
Thursday its 44uehe• a lit!le French -Cana
dian child was its danger of being crusherl
l.etwwn the vk.reuel .'sigh aril soothe.
when I.ady Ab►ni.e,i reached farwar.l.
;.keel up the frighttiel little one. ar..l
... t it uuttl the pruceslien h..1 pawed
FOSTER'S INSOLVENCY ACT.
Draft .f the Measure Prepo.ed br tar
MiwiMer of Flamer..
Orr.w.t, Feb. 5. -The ltotnini. a ti,.y-
renmeut has prepare) ai in..dv/me; bill
which will be submitted tt Parliament
.ext session. ft his been pr.-p.re•I by :he
Miuieter of Finance. At prevent there .,
nu in.arlvency act in the Iitminiou. The
matter of baakruptev is dealt with by the
different provinces and ea a e.mrer.gnen.-r a
-Xreateli a1 of-eunAie4 se to jnrieiiction is
tee Iseult. If the tuaolvent for :uatence,
is in the Province of Quebec and the et -edi-
tor' in tlatari°. it is almost as well to wipe
ret -the indebteduese w difficult ail ex-
pensive will it be to recover scything.
The caw Dominion bill is a document et
12,4 c1ADses. Power is given t.i op
point .official receivers who. however.
must h01.1 no political liosition in the
country, and wife tenet i.r,vid. beside for
not let. than $'. (ay' eud not mon tb.,u
$':O,OW. Tia court to which the case has
.been referred, ant which will lure jure'
diefinn over such matters, will appoint a
liquidator and the receiver shall hand over
all the hooka, aceuuuts, etc . to the former.
If this &Att..r fail to make • clear a,,I
epecif.c amount of bin iudebta.lnr.m,
be may be imprisoned for 541 m .nthc. if
it be abowu that the debtor is about to
abscond he rut be arrested. All his let
tin, tote , can atm be steppe.* at the po.o•
"Mee by the liquidators fur three month.,
and cp+rted iu his presence. If the debtor
11 t.,uud to be ',,tatty of any fraud his die
eharge le held back for fire yearn, If he
is Vont, gnilte of preeenting a. falaa frit._
ascii sheet $ penalty of two years nu
ptieuntnsnt is provided. and if he fail- to
ire ail !de property under hie control
then he u liable to tine years imprison-
iurnt. 1l;lt..41e the tariff hill this a said
to be the moat Imnportant , government
measnre which will be laid betters Parhis-
tuent next .e.s1.•n
Burglar. tort Wet.
ST. Jowls. !C B.. Fel.. 3 -,lame. Flynn,
with two or three ali-vr•,, end Joseph level
are in the geurral I.nblic hospital, the
former with threie r• elver bnllete in bin
right leg and the latter with one. T'!t e is
the result of their attempt to hnrglarize
the acne. of t;eorg. Irvine yesterday morn
ing. Mr. Irvine tires over the shop. He
beard the noise and estate down with lea
revolver with the result as stated. After
the roto were •mired they were removed
to the hospital and a watch put on them.
Flynn has been with the Pawnee Bill show,
while Dixon belongs t.. the rite.
A Mow-Nslt...g Aeewru..
lennnv, tint., Feb. 1. -Whit 'nay prove
A fatal accident happened to a young ion
of Peter Robbins, of Ikor.heeter, on Thur, -
day. At mon time the children in the
seb.e,lyaral wen Indulging in the neuel
;entitle rel .now -balling, when unfert.a
rarely young Robbins, aged 7 years, and
who was not engaged in the sport, was
struck on the side by a inowball thrown
by • lad named Andrews, causing • rup
tate is the side. A doctor was called eud
e doubifnl of the litth, fellow's recovery.
Railway Aeeldeat le Qeeb.e.
Mount al., Feb. 5. -information wee
received in the city on Saturday of a rail
way accident which occurred on the Grand
Trunk near Warwick, Qua, early in the
morning. 1t tome that a freight train
became disconnected. with the result that
w esa,ntl train following behind rushed
into the ataliottary potion of the gist
train. The om*ah np was • very bed one.
and nafortunately wee attended with fatal
results, Conductor Sheeran having been
killed on the spot The fireman was
severely injnred.
Footpads to Mo.tveat
MnNTM&At, Feb. 5. -Mr. 0 (layette.
Mayor of St. (`omdant and •x M. P. P. for
i aprairic. was hell op by fo nr f.olpsds at
the rornee of tit lambert Hill and Forti
Bratton Ione on Friday night His gold
watch cad rhdn were stolen, and as he
sheared fight hs was beaten almost to Owen
shills v. H. managed to reach the Rien
demi Hotel. where be was staying. and
Inn doctors were outmanned to this meat serious of which w
d to
his ininny*.as
a dislocated ,ttonld.n
THE POOR OF NEW YOR6.I
Thelt'Condition Truly Pitiable
Sense of she Mares r.s forward for tenet
.kiwrieg is Um could, held one usalebaa, and
cry out as yes par, " Peony a box ' ' t h
every coiner is a soda water stane, when
begs glasses of cream soda can be bought
for two and three coots • drink. We .gam
emerge into the Bowery, a hick, thong it
Is looked upon by people farther up town"'
• dreadful plaoe, seems quite clan and rem-
- A tea Tbrootb earnest tow ter* pectable alter leas nus urn
into Doter street, and immediately a alder -
thwpestd wary iatt.Oalls LI.. eat mons is presented.
Nen-W•ers•adfesttm.. tor. Aka Is a 111NAron
- where some 10,000 ('elsaial. live. These
Spe.:laloorrespoodenle toTrg8t.exat- C'tluamew newertarok eodirty and poor as
lieu; Si,. • Al.: Perhaps it would interest the lows ; in fact, they are all very Guy
the readers of Tot. Sn.* u. to know low the men. D•.yer stmt a very shut and very
People of lieu city live, prtteularly at this crooked. "s both oars ate gfhled signs
time of bustoem deprewos and wideepre..f with queer characters painted es them. The
poverty. 1 had read from tune to tune of ('bin•.e theatre on this Street i. quite a
the wrettltetness existing in the Ent -Jude 010.1 form of amusement to New Yorkers.
of New 1 of k and of the . ilors of the duly Ibe noulti 1 heard soun.le of an orchestra i. -
sews n and charityor anvations to suing from this place that much rwembloJ
Pep. k • chorus of felines. Bytme•w•y, I .m told
help the pout and uoe:nploye.l to tide over that • t'h.nese play ito.' fire or civ ntghte,
their preset troubles ; but 1 determined to
Jewtowm. 11'o t
Fera .1.11. r..f.wstee.
HALIFAX., N.S., Feb. 2 - In the House
of Armbly ye+brday Provincial Seerotary
Fielding lin-eight down the estimates for
PIN. the probable reran* is $1821.064
and the expenditure the same. Chief
mann of revenue ere: Mina, royalty.
$91(0.00(1. and i)ominitrt snhu$dy. $190,000.
The principal items 0( espenditnn an:
For.durdtan, iS.000. po lir rh.Attes,
$113.000; foods and bridge", $117,114s; and
debentaw interest. $194.044.
CI.rFyswen Arreet.d.
gireges, N.R., Feb. l - Quite a testa
dem rites t armed here yesterday by the
MIMI et Rev Ur ':rant, a Bq•tiet min
later, at the I,, tense ..f Inane* R•.lwrt
$ofetinn. alio rhergra Grant with drfurn
Mg bar ch•reeter by writing and hawing
camed t.. t.. pnhituhw4 Walloon sed.
Wools Ne wee placed Is noted,J for the
sight, bot was abmitted b hail AN wom-
b*
sed one ha to •11 ay. ry eveam,t until mid
eu end see for myself If the audition of night lot that number of nights to eso the
.bow \Y hen au mems through with his
these ueople was as Ira u it w" depicted. part he retires to • seat in full mew of the
So, on a recent SDod.y motoring, i0 com-
pany with another(;odench boy, 1 took a
walk through the s!un1.. We met ou the
Bowery. the great artery of the East Siete.
and the tounwary, 1 might .sy between the
more proal erne' Rest Side t with its gad
Matins human and hotels and the cro..1.1 Jun a .. eels_ awey
leucite tit dist' lea We termed eastward tenets
.n'o Rational setae, and ramoat the final nut Low r.,.'f .7..t+Y P% IT.tWAXa •t$ DC,
tight that met our eyes ..0 a mond of mor, -se u1
aumvs and shildreo, hnrrytug with hungry Th PoroPte are Lase is'tst etereu w
lame towards a shop which ttv.lound to_ all the foreiguen here, Tlfs woven see Li-
tho heedyaarten of "The 1Verld" Fres ways drere•1 i0 bright colored vermenis
Bread Fund. This store rues. through the and have a manner of dreamt their Lair
block to lint Street, ani as we panted and
peereddi0e.rnt from other people. me mem
peered into the place we o,uld see the lute
of applicants reaching Lack into the net ane handsome fellowr, many of them, with
Street. This end 1, appetite.' was the exit sheeny eget and soft 1,44!k nouaiect,ca
and set urued into First Street to take a They have here wine shops, and butcher -
took at the crowd of shops, and markets sue. as in Italy. Its
redia: Y. :111M, it retie i.,tt . t4.v. one block ou th.eetreet Ma TOW of h,ice.
Ou:a Je the dome stood bur Woe collet' called " Murderers' itow,' tied here lir
e!1 villainous characters or the Maris .tamp,
poitcemau, keeping the people in bee. Tle many of them kis ion by the police to have
men an.: Lays stretched far down the block been brigands and desperadoes in their owe
m 000 diroctier, and women and children in rummy home by the blue Medians -leen
another. They wore nut disonlerly, al- 'Another block away i. Baxter street, 6m
though many to doubt felt the pangs of nus kr its clothing houses A rouh-louk-
ine man Maude its from, of each stoic and
bumper, but kept their places wen, and drags in customers. It i. almost as much
moral slowly into the 'tote, where the at- as a man's life is worth to t'o along this
tandems were kept busy taking leaves from street, I. I c is wore to be roughly haudle.l.
a chute and dropp n; them into the baskets \Ye leave Biter street, and .con III, at the
which "'any of them a•reird. Most of the ('ity Hill and Ikn+dway. After hatter
nice thrust the Craves under their cc& s, for .sited. one tv,tald attmost lmagrine Wan....,
they f eel their positiou keenly, and aro as Jerusalem., Pekin ..4 Naples. Let mo tell
seirstutr as their well -to du fellow cree- the readers of THE s .:Y.u. of the immense
terry. Many of these people were actually amount of
.tarring and would tear off chunks et dry torte, THAT s• Dalin saes
'bread and swallow theta eagerly. It was •
84.1A to touch a heart of stone. i tritest by charity 'venmt:atiens andcitizens to
two .t,• ping, le nest -looking fellows 'non. alleviate the stilt -rings of the poor people of
iug al, ng the street to get into the line tee these districts we have just pared through.
fon the hour for cioetug came, wbo burg
their 'rade from the gess of the passers-ey.
Ont little fellow in the surging line w tie a
pinched Lu' totelligent face, was vainly try--
ing to be cheerful, and wee wbisthog some
Bowery theatre retrain : and youm7 wonon
jest ae mode, and more so than many
better dreamed. graped eagerly the food mid
with blushing fans hurried through the
crowd to relieve perhaps mothers more n
seed than themselets. Presently the door
was closed with a bang. as the hour kr las-
ing had come It seemed a pity, for a e
crowd was st:11 left oataide. 1 should like
tie have rote into the homes of some of
these wrctt:Lod people, but they do not cos
to expose their poverty. They du nut li.e
like the poor of a small town, in • neat ht'le
frame house, with always • small garden
and a dower ortire lint in•stuffy tenement,
house .ix or eaten stories high, and
an.Leuce, ant he e. not .tied by .c.'uery
and calcium light like hos brother Thalami
up -town 3l ,tt street, the m\iu thorough
fare of Chinatoeu, le quite r pretentious
street. I)ue malls every now end- then of
an opium den hes,"' reeiad soman here ou
this street, but we .alt ural ase tee exterior.
D. McGILLICUDDY, PRorn
MERRY DAIS IN DEC.!
A Blizzard at the Carnival.
B irk Asaerfras. Asst Ibe Norm In run
sed Risukrs retie -Mame sheer. run
Akerdees. 11.11y Tbreualt
Ibe Mrerb In 0 with
From the New York Sun.
,.ax. , Jan. 30. The midwinter oar -
mad ha been eallvemed by a furious Lit,-
easd that hot lasted twisty -four bourn
1he anew wtuch warn ttuog at the city is
now falling straight down to the otd fashion
e d way. Strangers are wtllwg to but that
it will curer the 'keens out of nght before
moaning. but the inhabitants assert that it
will pack down oo the top of the other mow
which already avers the Ibmiaiou
The blizzard has proved as lively as
any authorn,c.l feature of the carnival.
The meta ' Americans who are here have
bon_:ht furs and blanket ants, and have
been out ttghtu.g the storm and geeing fun
out of :t, tieimgh it has berm ea -severe •i to
•k''p most tit the inhabitants indoors. Even
the public slti¢' drivers have been driven
utf the atie.,ts.
and Lely Aberdeen Anel their titled
eh.I lien tame in the ems: of the storm cad
were pwllmi (.muga :in: str.et3 i•' n sleigh
by 111 a rn•,weh• e.. Th; crowd 0!..t l.rk•
eJ o t were disease its .L' toe e',lor.r of the
,w. butt the %bole multitude turned
wh.:u Iefore the strange procetoiou was
housed in the Chateau Fr-ontoiuse.
Sk•:ing went on as usual in the covered
rink and there war plenty of tontno,
but the great show et the day wast the fancy
deo carnival on skates. Hundreds of
('*aadia.a girls were out its character ca-
ntina, and stouts of eleathlued& of pretty
orncu from New 1 ork, Boston and l'hlla-
iietphia looked on or took part, in Pieter.
es.lce blanket bait. !teenier quadrilles
awl round dances were managed un skates
far more prettily than any dancisg that was
ever dote in dippers
The rens m that all Canada is working
with one will to make the n'uebec carnival •
sueerea is very peculiar. Montreal has been
called the eat -nivel City because ito many
mid -winter sprees bail been held there, tut
Moot real has ref,rure- Her teatime men
have declared that carnivals do not jibe
with $ dignified r. putation for commercial
prosperity. Indeed, they go further and
say that it is not a good thio for • city to
advertise winter frolic. that depend on snow
and ice. 'They my that such a comae
brings • few pleasure seekers in winter and
keeps awry thousan•a of persona who might
tittle in this city. The Montreal folks have
turned tight about on .their old methods,
and instead of letting the snow •ccumnlate
in the streets then uuw shovel it away •a
fast se it falls, and actually run elects is cars
when they used to boast that visitor. could
stood on the snow and look In mood story
windows. The quaiut old city of Quebec
has locked and listened while this has gone
on 1n Montreal and has decided to profit by
Montreal'a mistake. The merchants got tit• i
tether list fall and sai.1 to each other :
°Yell, it four or live arrivals can make a
city so prosperous that she can afford to
throw away a million dollars in the n.iddle t
of Winter, we will cu into the caret vel Mei-
new." So they dr•eidtd to begin where
Montreal left off, tied male up • purse and
planned • carnival ten times as fioc as 3lon-
treal ever tow
We think that our Western folks who
gine away land for factory aites and who
promise that new settlera shall not pay any
taxes for a number of years are very smart.
We all then* hustlers. But a person look
ing over the whole continent, like a bird o0
the wing, can bee that two cities in America
have combined the art of making money
with the science of baring fun. These two
cafes are New Ortean. and Quebec, the
winter capitals of the continent.
I' is worth while to tell of some of the
queer things that Quebec has done this year.
She has ab.olotely peppered her surface
with artistic devices in ice and snow. The
Laughing carters, who carry people around
nosier loathe of luxuriou• fan in the public
sleighs, canoot (hive five blocks without
coming npon some fort, or arch, or statue,
or pyramid, or palace built of ice, snow or
evergreens. These intimacies Frenchmen
have • wry of cutting blocks of snow Aad
then playing water up..n them in freezing
weather, so that each block becomes cilver-
plated with ice. Then they build the most
beautiful thins out of these blocks.
They do the rune thing with iee. The
great SL Lswrenoe, as mighty as Long
relent' Sound in appearance, is a river of
crystal "rotor, and when they cut the is
upon its surface each blocs glitters with •
greenish hue like an emerald. They tied it
easy enough to sprinkle palaces and forts
arouwl the cit but that is too toy. They
have* Wee ted nun named .lobts, and he
ham soldered the bl,oks of ice together with
freezing water and carved this material into
the most beatify' statue-. Three of them
stand in boat of 111e Basilica, tie golden
cathedral of the French Canadians in got
bee. One statue is a lifelike presentation
of treas. the fist Mtsaios•ry Kubop of
the eitj. Number 2 is a frigid narresetloo
el Champlain, the founder of Qn.bee.
Nneober 3 is Missionary De Brebosef, •
sobolarly priest, who fell into the bands of
the Iroquois and was treated moat sees
rilegieeny. They said to him. "Yoe
tesoh baptism, •h • W alo baptise," and
they polaroid scatting water under his skirt.
"Yeo like circumcision, eh "- sad they cut
out his entrails. "Yew like burst offeriats,
.h ?" and they lighted tea cert. of weed
mein his fort.
Jebis Inas screed these pimple to the life,
and In the middle el tie Jacques Cartier
weird of the elty be Fria put • solid emeeld
statute of Jaegaes Cartier on top el • .true
tar* of evergreen, which looks like the
base of the E.R.I Tower.
Bat the reader must anis to Qaebec be-
nne he an begin to appreciate what the
eity hes done. Kenn leading storekeeper
has tome mender show babied his plate.
glass windows Private (-Wrens have Meek
roses of ever -gropes into the .sow is bust of
thele hoosm keen whoa yew go to the
Kiane Maros, that sew sauna dabs is tied**
se best the stein Mw, sad bemuse • club
HUDDLEDTOaLTaklt tiff 1 61%
la a rumen mil of this section 300,000
people live ' The children of there people
hare Dot the pleasures that couatq boys
have ; their playground is the hard, cobble.
pared road. There is not • bit of glees
grass or a breathing -spot closer than Tomp-
kio's Slam, nearly a mile away. If one
ever envies the ricer people who live is
ems farther op tore, let him look at this
emotes of darkest New York, and he will
be convinced that he has a lot to be thank-
ful for. W• left the same and turned tote
itivisgtoa street, and then to Ridge street,
when the Polish Jews lira These are the
poo -rat and filthiest people on the cootioest.
They bad • sidewalk market when wa vas -
sod through, and the vent:on had their
arts drawn up in rows, and displayed heaps
of bread and Galt, and other eatables pled
up like so much wood. They picked up
with their dirty bands halt decayed fruit
and cegatabls, and offered them for 'ste-
rile
l-
rtle looking food that the poorest Italaa
would not eat. A short distance from this
font -smelling tut picturesque market we
saw a funeral abont to start from a big tene-
meet swarming with theca creator"'. Near
the hearse was • ger np of mentions wadies
is some strange tougu.. and above, os
either side, the windows and fireirece
were filled with strange looking proi4s with
hawk eyes and hooked Issas, watching ter
the ooAlo to appear. We beard net • word
of Eeglish spoken in this oniony. Ons
'Amine ibis, we obaarved was that many
of the
more enure II to an vvtu rattan•
•od wore wigs, in eoufornity, i believe,
The Hardt et art d a Free (,nothing Fund
with $1,003, and generous people have to! -
lowed the goo -1 etample, and within the
past few weeks 7,500 people have Gee
clnthe.l and 0,000 paid ir. wags to idle
talon and meet- workmen fur meowing
dooattd clothing and retttu.g them to atilt
the applicants. Another greet newsraper,
The World, started • Frse Bread Fund with
10,00) loaves, and the .uhacrilers have
helped •long this praiseworthy work, until
over half a million loaves have been given
to poor people. In nu city in the world is
the all for help more quickly responded to
than in New York, and I am sons it as •
credit to the town, and • rebuke to those
people who .re continually ranting •font
the grdkssoe.a of American cities. C H.
Brooklyn, N. Y., January 28.
WEDDING BELLS.
RortRTS-%iwrtswits. • A very pretty
and quiet warding took place recently .t
the Zimmerman house when Minnie.
daughter of the proprrietor, was married to
Frank Roberts, of Naphsee. Only the im-
mediate relatives of the contracting pert WS
ROTA present numbering about sixty. The
bride looked charming in a handsome brown
suede travelling dress with let and eo.t to
match. file was supported by her sister
Mir Slotted* Zimmermann and Mir Tillie
Hohmeier and by Mu. Klossom itoberte ,of
Ooderich, sister of rho groom. It. E.
Major. of this town perforated the duties of
groomsman. After the knot had bees
securely tied by the Ker. R. Christiansen
all adjourned to the spacious dining room
when the smote partook of an elegant wed•
ding breakfast. The prseents received by
the bride were numerous and costly sad
show the high esteem in which .he is held
by her friends in town. The happy couple
left os the evening train for Toronto and
other points East to spend their honeymoon
followed by the well wishes of hosts of
frieada for their future happiness .od pros-
perity. On their return they will pek. up
their residents at Nap•aee, Oat Watm-
loo ('brssiale'
with Seale Marie rota The natural ia•
erase in pnpntation is greeter bore than in
any other part of the town, and one is
struck by the groat somber o1 toddling,
Dirty -Meed rimesters remain •boot, who
look as if they never 'tai an honest wash or
• wholesome dieser. They wryly up bees,
sed !sow lees about New York than people
living a thes..ad miles away. When they
en MOM they work in sesta .lys.ti.R•shnp
in the seightorhoal, mating cheep elstbse,
ler wages that on Animism maid ant 1f,e
o.. Ire visited another Jewish quarter ea
Heater stress, • tritis batter than the last
sewed. Sunday is market .day with the
ifester strest people ales, and tiem roadway
for Mees is almost eh.bad with parroarta
di.pla,yyiee articles of every description. On
the sidewalks ars rows of f thMs. with straps.
✓ uspeaAwr. cad sherlaees basing sheet
their .ores. if sea looks la their tttrsaties
they amiably thrust set saws of their Asap
rearm earl ask yes le buy. Little garb,
t.ember by °earring a cocktail mid signing I THE FISHING INTERESTS.
your name. you have (.0 pass hencet� an
arch of translucent toe of vernal green and I
et patriotic red displayed its bunting in
order to get into the gin mill The reel
clubs presided over by I)r. Stewart melt o1.
Monti,.ssnbert, are t41.'nwat modest place's
to Quebec They look modest from the out
side, but each one of them is 1.: a lever of
discussion as to now to entertain Lard and
lady Aterdrse and the party which
Mn John Jacob Astor is chepeioning.
The New York(rs who are raw here have
to go through an initiation. .1 hey reach here
in Pullman cars as hot se Atria. They
land mode the historic walls and find the
streets full of gaudy artilbvylnen, end
women who ate equally rosy, but in their
cheeks instead of in their costumes. The
thing that puntss all tho straug.-n is that
they .ie fr.e.mq into poeuuu,nia, while the
soldiers and women seem perfectly at ease,
They boil out the secret after A while. Mt
secret 13 to pat oe all the Anthea they own,
and then go sod buy a fur tap to cover
thew ears, and arctita for their other ends.
The vita in •!uebec wear so many clothes
that they actually stand knee deep ha the
wow in the crisp but fearfully cold air, and
are a• wanas if they were by their own
firesides. Fur caps are easy to get, but the
average New 1 orker has feet so much larger
than a Viet,. h Caoa.lian's that every one of
them has to go 'hopping for hie arcti.'s.
when hr gets a pair to tit him the store-
keeper aye
"Shell I rivet ou sense erepere • They
coat you two shillings
It is impossible to walk .roan' thtcbec
without creepers. These creepers look like
the hinge of • door, with one end turned,up„
tato lean)• points. One is riveted un.!,r the
hot:ow ot?rarh tout. They are so generally
worn -that -the wooden Amalie. waw all
chewed up by the iron tenth that every
man or woman terries un Itr his or her
Leet.
An rnrrereM.L1 aebevesrut.
Minors. R. Hen t Co., the great priotiDg
press builders are rery proud of the magni•
fieeat pram which they bare built tor the
"Witness,,' whose capacities are, putting
all thing. together, the greatest that have
ewer been oomlined in one machine. We
have unexpectedly received from them the
following mote of triumph, which, es coseiJ-
oratiee, we ihuk our ration ,Meld be al-
lowed toms.
Nau \n.. .Ian. 13. 1894.
Cgvrt iotas We received the other
day, through one el our !trireme, a (-copy of
the 32 pap paper twisted on ynar prime,'
sad rertaiuly congratulate you open this
achievement something that Ito sever be-
fore boss done on a regular daises on any of
oar pram, we believe, ha the .annoy. and
of unarm" es we other machine ever male.
We have align seen ronr Manor Ilswnber
28 cad mote the Iliad worsts spoken of ear
machinery. 1a fact, we keep posted on
year poor se it appears from time to time,
and eortmisly think veer achievements is
sterestypi'a�gg pahlishiag cute, and in every
wa mess stlnileg to he mead of.
With boat monk, ., ere talsmia.
Years vary trwly,
R. Hoa lk Co.
Mems Jobe Diwpll & Ream, the " Wit-
ness." Illea rent. Qua.
WAR ON THE TARIFF.
Hamilton Times : 't he Sawings flank de-
posits show the presume of the bard tunes
very strongly. last month the dep.ssit■
irere $I0.',237. and the w:thdrtawels $433.
447. Teen are many who are tnitne over
there hard titan of silent factories., ..r short
tine and cut pay, by dt.wing on their tittle
hoards, the wrings of many years of seven
frugality t>
Ottawa rise ee I'o as Not only are the
farmers of Canada fleeced by the Marey•
Harris agricultural itnpknient combine, but
they .re tared to pay the freight charges
upon implements shipped by the mune cum•
bine to .lustrali* tor it must he borne in
mind flat the (:uvernment's excuse for sub
sirloin% the Australian rt.•amrn is that they
may be .'plc to carry intoning macihnns t..
the Antipodes at low rates 1f the \beset•
Elsewhere People are Moving
Tie tmien *'00.111 of tem • iia• vee Mimed
ratlines's. re laterite talsl/0t ne.-
Irirites. The t'Iahlaa of the
Iwo * ..etre. ('ant rivaled.
FYotn the Wartime Record.
For several years The Its -cord has been
endeavonse to stir up an interest it the
fishieg industry of this province and coaaty
and directing attention to the unjust and
isjat•iuus tfshcry regutat.eua of the Denim -
:on fishery department.
W. arc pleerad to see tb.4 the musty
council of F:wx, which met in S.edwich
last week, ha scut is petition to the Covens
meat at Ottawa, protestingyp•rnat the regu-
lations of the fishery department.
We hope that our rrlueacutetivea in Par-
liament
'arlament will be aroused to • weer . f tee
great wtury Jove to this ecuutry and toour
tulles 'lieu along our m:crnatonal waters
by the regulations reterrrd to.
The injury dote yearly to the fishermen
.lug; the .nares et this county s very
great and the country at lents s toning a
large spas. On the American side is the
States of Ohio and Sllcbienu, Aaitermen
have M license fuss to pay suit tit close
ansae . -- Tbey ysaAlau fish with an uolimit
d raw nb.r of wets.
tier the ('mala•° fide only a 1.'w tonere-
-meet Ietorites are permitted to tisk. and the
nnniber cl, stela allow..1 is very limited.
1'tfey-ttave a license fee tit troy and a-orlow
reams to matfett. They are prohibited
from tistusg at any serif° of the year along
the Detroit river and (rake St. ('lair.
fader such circumstances, the result is
lust what might be expected. 'faking for
eomp•nsou the waters oppos,tu our owe
county mad the.Auteri.an ante npp.eite, in
Ohio and lltchig..n, sae tial 'hat no the
l .median sad. is 1&1J there were 2ta mea
empluyedis &Mag and they taught 4,56o,-
480 lar , valued by the fishery department
at t ,032.E W the A,nericauode therm
were 1,415 mpg tlwbTad and they caught
38,109,563 lbs.. wh .:h, at the prices eak-u-
l.ted 1.y ii.e I .r,.daau fishery depirtnteta,
were worth !I,4417,J',0.63.
Here is •l,Pereseso ,uf i14,3l013 29 in
one year's Botlin;.
Sorge Uma ago Thr I 000rd setIt A latter to
the derartment, protesting agrtnst the too -
duct. of the departinait towards our fisher-
men. In his reply, the )*muter ashamed
that the fishnet un our aide of Lake Eileen.'
the Detroit river was better than AU M.
Herta rnmbitesten eau undersell Itrituh-lntetican. 11 the+ is eo, "'ha"- a las oar tie
and American competitors on even terms in
Australia surely they can told tutor gronn.i
in Canada without tete advantage of this ty
five per cent. duties, which enable them to
roh the farmers.
M.ntrea1 Witness "The woolen an 1
cotton eon:binntexa are at..t)ttawa, hue)
guiding the hand of the Finance 1lttieter,
which hers the duty on goads whit they
manufacture. That is very Dice, certainly,
for the woolen and cotton sten, but what
shout the interests of the farmers and w.•rk-
i.gneu, and other eon.umers': 'They are
not represented .t t)tiawa ; they tie nit
called into the council by Mr. Foster ; they
du not guide the hand of the Fivan.e
Minster. 'rhe trade schednln an now,
we suppose, being worked upon by the (;ov-
ernmeit, end the .pincers and weavers .re
given notice, and asked to meet the (;overu-
ment. The iron and hardware schedule
will he 000aidered, and then the iron an•I
steel m.enfacturers will flock t•. (luxes.
The rice miller', tee paper maker., the oe
men, and the rest will all have their turn.
Aod the farmer and workiug,nao, the mer-
chant and professional nein, the ship owner
and transporttr will not be celled in ; they
will merely he called upou by the custom
house tax collectors to foot the hill,.
Congressman Ikyant Protection viol-
ates international law, humus anti divine,
by prubtbiting trade among the families of
peen, thus denying the fatherhood of (;oil
and the brotherhood of man. it IRM driven
industry to want, beggary and starvation; It
has forced virtue, dressed in rags, to insan-
ity ; it has driers mothers, with, their
infants at their breasts, from the cottage
berth, *arena, into the winter's blast, and
denimd to the habsnd and father work n.•
ceeaary to support his family ; it has made
an
thonsd. ofmillimetresand millions of
tramps both a curse to society ; it beatified
prisons with crimin.'s std .he chnrches
with hypocrites ; it has driven millirem of
honest laborer* to the soup houses, to be fel
in the name of .3arity with the products of
their own labor, out of which they were
robbed : it makes merohaodise of men,
slaves of women, beggars of children and
outoo.ts of all, and then retains power by
bribery and fraud ; tt is the author of all lb.
sweating systems is the world, where
women and children sweat blood, to tie
cased into mosey to satisfy the greed of whitefish and trout from 1st to 30th Nov ,
m*mtuon, and it forges the promise of God thus pm will see that of there were no fish
inb a be, and we do see the seed of the pries Department ■t Ottawa the (Mario
righteous " begging 'red," the divine Fish War'does would ase that the present
premise to the contrary netwithaWding. laws were duln observed.
aelnvn There are men whowIll not pay the hoses
fee„ $5, and others wase will fish in toe
close season but the.. acts being Nosiest the
law are punished not because the Covers -
sant wants to. persecute Lut to enforce the
law, pn•teet honest law ahf.liog fishermen
from etnfsir •,.mpetutinu and preserre a trend
supply that alley.! fishirg destroys.
If M you seem to ulv.teatc, sur Fishing
Isles should he the sane as our oeighls'r.,
why not those of gen.. and liquor Our
neighl.nrs au shoot weld animals end hula
when our peens are Ulent. they out each
trout, pickerel and b.m.'whea aur lines are
relief away and ohtaM drinks at times,' hes
oar harm are stored. Yours truly.
H. W R.t I.
(;.derioh, aid rob. 1�4.
annually sus:meoog by the hindrances placed
in the way . f ..ur tithe -mien. Hers are
waters comtnon to the fishermen of both
countries. %Ye arc apes line thourands of
dollars yearly its our ell ate t u p. opigalc fish
for these enters .ad then we outpour fisher-
men from fishing and let Lieu .tu,.:ncau tish-
erineu take the tisk
last fall the Amen. an ti.e:ug tug Ogges
was seized while fishing sit Canadian waters.
These boas have leen tishieg un l median
waters for years, while our own fishermen
ha., been em.upelicd to stand idle and see
.American li,le-riww 00111c over iota out
waters sod take fish.
Mr ('nut.', reeve of Malden, raid in the
comnty c.unctl the otter day that the fiah-
ermeu of Mal.fea wane not now permitted
to fish at any cram° of the year, while he
could stand in his doer soil we the Amer,
can fishermen coa•c over into ('ata.ltan
watere and tisk at all seasons of the per.
Mr. l'wte sail he was a strong supporter of
the present I;u.ernmen!. tett he cold not
defend such action co the part of the de•
lit !meat.
Surely ouch a condition of affairs will sot
he allowed to continue much longer.
Tbr ri,.brrles oller.toa.
To the editor of Tui Smm Al-
SIR.- Toe
t_Sir,-Toe editorial in your True of the
25th alt., headed "Injustice to tier nabs. -
men," being astray in many of its so called
facts, and otberwue ntiaie.rtine. I requ.et
the pri.dere of s few 'tris to sewer
thereto.
You stated t4aa'0 the mesh of gill nets was
S sachet, that of pound n.t■ et, and that
tags were limttea to 10,030 yads of net.
whereas the mesh of gill nets wsa, •W still
may be, 41, orches, that of pound nets 2;,
and the limitation for tugs 24,000 yards,
fact• which any intelligent tuhcim.n in
ehio town could have given you.
Recording the deetrucuu, of nets Ater
timed by you, 1 know not the facts, but if
it was as you dated it was is conformity
with the law. On this point your remarks
tattiest., that you are in tarot' of the aboli-
tion of licenses and a close season, bat the
treed of public opinion was is f.wor of their
continuance. Here 1 would direct your at-
tention to the Ontario game and fish act
Therein you will find a close swaaon for
AN AGE- CILADY.
Nes. Zee lr.t,.sis Mferlu0t. emu" Yfdmry
elvers (...d by e*dd'oo kMaey rim-
e tledletar oboe ►►.,Lien Geed Rewire
ler eMh sed and towns.
13T. ('moment, Feb. S. Mr. F. E.
Beel..teee, aged 69, • well known resident
of this city, has for some tame been afflicted
with kidney •'icer, the .ymptnme of whteh
were seven pains 1n the small of her lack.
Rhe ie now per'e.Uy cued This happy re-
mit is dum to the nne of IMdd'a Kidney
Pills, the famous anal tnfallibh remedy for
all kidney disorders. Mrs. Rcrkehme says
the pale hate never returned since her re
ornery, ...d her happinem over her
restoration to ..,rend health io iu,oteS
rentable. Ties pills are sahufa tur«1 by
Dr. 1. A Smith A Co., Toronto, seri are
meld by .11 d..hts, or will be mailed no re
ceipt of pries : fifty .tents par bor. or see
hoses foe$2 50.
The Post I )tiles Department has advised
postmasters ase to hems aseeey order* to
any parson in hirer et the ('rescsut (`ray.'.
Co. .f (`Ilieat,..1 1). Tithed of the mum
sit', .r to W•ware Plana Co , New Y. rk.
The puede .Meld make • aster o1 this.
New M est •-sointesht" ruttier.
Send 2S " !i,tnlirht ' Soap wrappers
bearing the words `` Why Dines a WOMAN
/rook Old Sower 1Tw • Man "1 to Lever
BMA.. Lt i., 4.t !4•ott-►t Toronto, ad yam
will ►Slave by pit • prat t y p»et nee, free
from advertising, sad well we..h framiag.
This is an easy way to a.enrse year Items
The ear is the best is the market and it
will only swat 1a vastsgs to mud in the
wrapper", it yea tears the sods opts.
Wino rho( name carefully. ly