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VOL. XLV1. 2462
7.1-1 1 I.3:3A1)ING F 1•713WBPAPZR OP HZT1P1ON OOUNTY_
TRE PITH OF THE NEWS.
Live It rail from Evorywhiera
tar laud arrerd eglbe Molsaas oldie Wrek
tar/toms rrreess.d Meter Nen.
ries e1 Maas Illation W
Cress Inspertanee.
C ollingtruod Costed has adopted the
rerf.w 1 ell.
Sit ti,,,n-and pilgrims' embarked at Her,
e.lone'In.•,day evening fur Rome.
seithen, Ka,see and the Cherokee Strip
ware visits! by a damaging hailstorm uu
Tonle). nlgbt.
Tee won 1n enaction with ten alae•
air reilwsi between (Galt lad Premiss has
Men c omtuenced.
Rot tiro I'urkie, • retired ('ongrega.
t,mn. minister, died at llowmanville ou
Thursday, aged int.
The new.St. James Church, Morriabnrg,
wee c wa crated oa Thsradey by the Ascb
bxat.•p • (i hltario.
%Vm hr.mi.er of Adelaide street, Lou
w killed inx
dcu. Ile k 1 N a runaway accident in
salt , .tv .,M Wedneelay.
Doc Bishop and Frank IAtlum were
Irnri:^I by settler* living near Watonga,
ti 1 , ler horse .teahug
At F:.mira. N. Y., on Wednesday, Joseph
baboon of biceough• after a con
naming attack of ten day..
The b.oi.r publishing clam -of Webster A
Cn . New York, in which ]lark Twain is
spanner. waived ou \Veduexlay.
TM Seott act will be re enacted to
Charlottetown, P.):I. A msjority of 22
been declared for the wea.ure.
street's report. 31 bueinees failures
Nit w k agatua 3.4 last week. and 31 io
tke n•rrelye.rmdl»,t week tart year.
The terra, wheel will be removed from
hook. and be re ereete.l at the corner of
tlnoadfoy and *th street. New York
Abe. It: Ripley, who was elected Reeve
of Th"roll of the P. 1'. A. ticket in Jan
.err, was killed by lightning ou Friday.
William Hutchinson, an old resident of
Artsmes:a Township, dropped dead of
keen disease in Dundalk ou- Wednesday.
At Iblford Thursday night Mrs. !lar
gsrrl t•'d;te, aged 74, • highly teepee
ruirm. died suddenly in au apoislectri,
fit
• the British Commons. by a vote of
to if 1. has repealed the It tab coercion amt
paired at the butane. of Mr. Balfour it.
In a r.:,way wreck near Vassar, Mich.,
men nand Brown and Delabo were
killed, ail one Cook of Detroit fatally it.
tamed.
U•o flimsies J. Jarvis of Raleigh, N.
Au -accepted the United Steam Sen
s.orsbsp, to succeed the late Senior
yaws..
AI iler:,D Arise•, on Wednesday, the
neuro air.hain. convicted of assaulting a
ireyear .(4 girl, was .ectental to peui
*Mary for life.
The new Government of Newfoundland
Ms moistest the Hntisb Government to
.led a acral eummimluu to Investigate the
ssiony's affairs„
The tablet to the memory of Jenny Lind
was narriled in Westminster Abbey on
Friday by Princess Christian, third
daughter of the Queen.
At the ono/emit: of Fin Chief. in Boa
bran )1ma. on Thor4ay, it was decided to
bold the nest convention in Montreal on
theeecond Tneday in August.
Thain. Dow, formerly Manager of the
Western Llan► at Whitby, died at the
midsnca of his eon in law, Rev, Mr Mc-
Gillivray.
o-GiAnray. Kingston, on Thursday
At l;uealo on Thunder, William Kirby
vacant to the peniteatfary for 00 dais
for peeling the pockets of If. A. Wade of
Bradford, (int., in a )lain mtrsetsaloon.
Tb•• betrothal of the Grand Duke Nieb•
ells, Crarewitch of RUSSIA, to the Princess
Aiit of Hies., youngest sister of Omand
Oaks Erna Louis of Heirs, i. anuoaneed.
Un. Nancy (lardlner, %0 years of age. •
Mime, committed suicide a Buffalo os
Thnrefay. She left • note to her servant
Grind she was no longer Any res on earth.
.h.hn Paisley bas been appointed cue -
:yew officer
os:yewoQJcer at the Canadian end of the
suspension bridge, to enamelJohn e(:orogen, who retired • few weeks
A ening Englishman �named Fred. Ang-
ina. •tnploy�mdb[ ian.s lmadbal, tars•
,
er' n. dost. hs. •dlMpeoared. He
•as last •esu atasading on a wharf M Ni
Mitre -
The "te'tien. in Portugal for members of
the Cortes have resulted In lb. return of
10S supporters of the Government, 411 Pro-
pos, 11 Independents, and 2 repair
h• aux
An ettenmye Ars oe.nrred in Yokohama
Aprf12. Two United States marines
old four Japanese wosen were burned to
death. All the Thrum. were under tbe ln•
bane* of opium
While telepbrtu.linemen were repairing
a wire at Philadelphia on Friday it bemuse
"Mangled with a live *kettle wire. Two
of tb• workmen were killed and two others
s•nom.ly in ja
Jame. Parka, farmer and trader, of Ty.,
ti ii,sga' ham been abed on complaint d
htsI1deor Johnston Iib 70 for heaving h
D"aNalloq illegal welching machiosa
and an Illeymd measure.
Mmith, • lawyer, had his left arm
r ry a Iht in the machineHope's mill
'• alt
ns no Tiasiday ted the Ears wee takes
eburr the elbow. Dr. Harrison is at-
tending the Injured mm.
Pena B Wake, who attacked and Fels
hid )lies Gerard 1e Windsor, ions em -
Use.' 1' Windsor on Wednesday to Els
aerobe in the Central Prison. Wake's
fetter Is an English bernw.t
At keI(.,Ule Jams.. Blair of Hsst ig-
d"m 'n. Riven three tsw.tbe is the Coot
•' I his wife as. year 1e paslusUmry
I" Arman,• beano.two iitd. the
*mate s enlld • femme husked,
at HgnLville es W Are die -
'►Mod moa 416.1.eV* Mme..
• ,e r.pnaco(vta enures, the telt,
gra:•h au I teleplwhe offices, the Inntoffiee,
end the steamer Excelsior. The lune a
*boat 1120.00.
Burglar* made au entrance 1141 the
ticket office of the Grand Truuk Railway
at Galt Tuesday night awl stole W,
among which was some marked moury,
whish, tt Is thou4ht, will lead to tke cap
tura of the perpetrator*.
At the marriage of Mies Elizabeth Mete
&inulug to Clayton F. McMichael at SL
Jameskpisoupalehtucb, Philadelphia, the
bride fainted and fell Into the arms of the
bri.Iugtwul immediately after seytng
The registration of Chinese in San Yran•
ciao ander the Geary Act has ulei been all
retie. a. was expected at the same sat u.
iaeseg.. ural it is estimated tem four to
.eveu thousand have as yet filed no apple.
ration to register.
Ilepreeentattve Voorhees of 1►hto her in
tr. dosed Ili the Unit..l States House a
fell for the energy "t a ship camel rookie
comeeting Lake Erie at! the Obio raver
t.► way of the tlbtu Canal and Musklu;put3
River. It is t0 hare' anf,etent ,depth te
t�K rt the laves* boats of the great
•
Itartbanahes In arose
Areas*, April -3d. - Five shucks of
earthquake were felt bele, but they were
very ltgbt In comparison to those experi-
enced on Friday. The village of Neepitle,
on the 1 inlf of Atalanta, was deatruyed by
the shocks. I►wpatchee rece:ye.l last
•vri1lug stat., that many villages 14, the
provinces of lemmas and Pboeie were de-
stroyed. Five persons are known to hare
beret kilied at esteems It is feared that
large death lista will be reported iroow
many pieces. Fifty mon buildings sat the
Be. collapsed. The walla of the Royal
Palace in Athena are much cracked. Ad
non's Gap., neer the Acropolis, is eau
damaged. A warship hes started for the
dt.trea.ed districts with enq;mtie, en-
gineer". :NMI tents and a supply of purl -
Mons.
ur -cions. Hundreds of people are campIDg
10 the fehls.
Autotimer Peephole for Mrs. ■ay Orlrk.
L .enov, April 'J,--tnother attempt has
been made to obtain the release of Mee.
Maybrick, who is tn:dergo.ingg a lite term iu
.Woking prison for the murder of her Ila. -
baud: -A petlttuu bas been presented to
Mr. Asquith. Home Secretary, praying fur
her discharge from petrel, and a number
of affideeits are ale„ submitted. These
rl6b grits are to the off.. t that for many
years Mr. Mayurick eras$ comb -vied opium
eater and was also addicted to tit. use of
artenk.
A Women Qaobee Merger.
(et [ewe April 20. -The yuurig esu.
Bis.oll. who forged and duc.unted •
check for $6:J at la Bengue du Penple
three day*. ago, and thou rain away, has
beet& arrests at Pointe aux 1 rerublee.
Bedard, hie accomplice, was arrested on
the trniu at ('h plain. About Moan was
found en him. A leather then 1.s'alout
1121.0 morning lidding! and Barron
appeared Letore Judge`Cluittreau and were
taken to j iii pending the enquiry.
Colossus and 111s Wire t 111.1.
SAN Finsesi o, April 22. -It u reported
here that a'e'conciliation has been effected
between Priueees Colima* and her huebaud
and that the Princess will shortly sail,for
Europe to rejoin the Prince. It is under-
stood
nderstood the contemplated divorce suit wi;1
wives be Med in crnrt, that arrangements
have already been made for the departure
of the Princess and chlldrrlt tor New York
aid they will sail on the first steamer for
Europe.
Dose's M.11et-Prost ,'oat,
Ba.t.is, April 23 -The Kannbeim
tailor, Done. gave an exhibition 1,1 his
ballet proof coat before the surgeons' con-
gress now in *melon here. The ballets
fired ata twenty fire foot tangs failed to
penetrate the coat or even startle Dowe,
who wee inside st. When the test was
over Duwe was applauded heartily, and
several members of the congress spoke
Dattenogly of ha nit. erten.
optician t• Teat
Dwt.t.ott, Tex.. April 2:. - A small
cyclone passed over the eastern portion of
the ('hoetaw nation Over • dozen small
boners, barns and outhouses were lowered
to the ground. No nom of life is reported,
but • number of persons were seriously
injured. In some cases a large number of
horses and cattle were killed by falling
timbers and trees
Girl ILIt1N 1. a Coltl.le■.
WitumniPont. April 28 -A rear end
collision occurred ou tae Williamsport et
North Branch railroad neer Nondairy As
engine following a height tofu crashed
Into the caboose of the freight train, split-
ting the salmon opse and killing • girl
who was r$dieg in Ir.
Three Negroes I.yweh.d.
Bi*vo,rn.At. Ala, April 23. -Three
negroas, Toot Black, Johnson \Villiamsand
Tony Johnston, were lynched at Tue-
cambia. Ala. The negro... a mouth ago
bnned the barn of Claude King. After
being placed in jail they confessed.
. tmorgesey son " asedeeed-
Dveus. April 2J. -An emergency mai
named Donovan. employed se • caretek.r
of aIle of the farms of the Karl of Cork and
Calm at libentar•, from which the tenant
tial been evicted, wee mnrdered on Friday
OW Then is no elm to the murderers.
Ditsappointued
JAwmrniww, April 2* -James Newbnlsa,
oboes 11:1= s1 shod himself twice
k the He will di..
Skappetimlarb boo wee the slaw
tmkomMr.
alleyraed-
lttt>a44111111Niettit de Panes 4 TB.pi. has
bell Mak arrested Oh re films of .mbsmiu
ire Ihrellndlen
Of mediabmf wale ie Mleaeolly rssiagaa Jug
1..'d tem. bib. drsegbte wed vegetable
• creel. M tie rear moi briegtsv into
Ls tend ass the plemgm a ani .I.etlee liquid
matt• e, Rimy of Fye To get the tree
remedy w It is ns.msfaet rwl M the
OsMirsia Hg emep 0.. mly. Tor ami. by
.11 litho, draggl ta
GODLRICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, APRII. 26, 1894.
•(F:\. HERBERT'S REPORT. afad for t.. rr.it►na'ion of the nom -(GRAND MILITARY BALL
sanding Whom.'
Of the Seventy •ixtb bartahoa, Si. Mar.
A Farcical Militia Service.
IarensNtesl waters end fertttrlenl Cerpm
ere teenaged w llbeat {:leve. me
Prrraneet P..rre Is else
laarplr Crlllrlsed,
t oyrawA, April 19. 1'be much talked of
etlatial report of the minister of militia is at
Ise( print..nl, an 1 was distributed thio eren-
•5( 1.. the preen by the courtesy of !fun. J.
C. i'•ttersoe. Major -timers' Herbert', re-
psrt is iaterwNing and important, but it has
'velem is beau short' of its °wet emotional
features before it was indorsed by thornier.
tor. He states serious detects exist in the
establishments, especially in the infantry.
Ile points but that provision is made for 28-
710 i :faatry, but only 69 out of every 100
.re privates carrysog reflex " In other
womb, the number of officers, non comwis
.tolled officers and non combo ems absorb an
rseewtve proportion of the total furoe.'
11.ene
g eral i,r«needs to show that whsle 10
Englehd the tuamlrrr of uflicere to privates is
1 to 32, in Canada It a as 1 to 8 He goes
on to say :• The returns •Il show that a
deduction of 25 per cent. can be made from
• he nu,, Iwrs authorized for rural battalions
of n Oita, and that chi* deficit exiat.ent,re
to it. tl:e rank of private.,sioce cimmandior
officers always permit the nos menoreuaonea
rauke to he tilled up, regardless of cotsi,len
tioue es to tures{ or qualification. A fur
cher reduction of 25 per cent. can be made
ter n.en withdrawn item the rack. for var
mous reaaoos, sod who, while they draw pay
do rot undergo any ttaiulne as totem ry sol -
.11. r-. Teem, in city battalions, include
h.0.lsmrn, Lugar. and noon-commiamio ned
(th., ri above the number allowed by the es
faiths iment, b•a'dra signallers and ambit
leotee,a ::de in runt battalivas the rank. are
•iepleted to furoiah takers' sereauts,groonia,
mese waiters, cooks, and others, who not
only perform no drill, Fut are treeue.tly
phy.u•ally unfit for service. Thus the pos-
sible 19.1356 privates allowed by the estate
IuBn eras t. quick:y reduced below 10.000,
which reprf.mu the msx'mum totalstrengtb
of infantry (bat would receive elementary
instruction in drill, If the whole force were
called out." This cneluding statement
,means that whole Canada is hemline of 20,
0)0 foot soldiers available, the general cola
nu.ud nc states that net one•half of this burn-
t er are available. " Yoder the most favor-
able circumetam•ee,' the I:anenl goes on to
say ; •' this condition can only be remedied
• 1 by a firm refusal to authorize the forma-
, eo0 of new unite; .2. by raising the estab•
lahment .1 existing ethcient units to a
strength consistent with winery require-
ment :',3 by the disbanding of inefficient
units By these meat.{ o consolidation of
the force will be ,fleeted. There will lie
fewer perm's. occupying Commissioned and
non cemmirsioned appe,intmtnt., but there
will he • larger defensive torce, and as there
will he a greater Dumber of men in the
ranks; there will be • more extensive field
for the reaction et suitable and qualified
sen for the superior grades. It will, mon-
over, enable • check to be put upon the is,
nue of these allowsoc.o, for which at pre.
seat the country receives no real value.
With a view to reduce the number of dis-
mounted, and, ennequently, untraiced men
to the cavalry, 424 horses have been added
ro chi. arm. ., In spite of reiterated in.
eiroclioos many inspections are conducted
in • very perfunctory manner. The city
militia cannot be said to recbive an efficient
military training. They arquire • certain
,knowledge of 'drill,' but they are unac-
quainted with the application.
.01-4:11 rame•tsv.
Major -(:,neral Herbert's criticisms on the
individual corps of the militia are condensed
into brief but simplest endereer.eru on the
reports of the variousdepoty-adjutant.-gen•
oral, and they are not always compliment •
ary t0 either the judgment of the O. A.G.
or the efficiency of the 'erne. The reports
03 Col. (Otter on the Queen's (Iwo, Tenth
Royals, 'Thirteenth lad Forty eighth High-
landers are allowed to pees without coal.
meet. which may be taken as high praise
from the general, judging from the follow-
ing specimens of hu Scions style
On the Second Dragoons, Se ('atheriaes.
commanded by Lime -Cob (.rerrory, the D.
A 1;. reported that the offers and men
were very much "out of band," and the
major general adds, " the {:promotes 'out of
hand' is unnecessarily vague. The men -
mending officer does net know hos duty and
there is general di.orgssieetiee."
Of the Thirty fourth battalio., Whitby,
Lieut -fol. Dosovaa, oominutding, the D A.
1.., report. • " A great desire ea the part
of the officer" to de their duty. bet badly
directed." And the .salor-general adds
"The commanding officer quite iaermpet-
est.'•
Seventh battalion, Losdee--" it is a
gweition whether this battalion is worth re
raising. As a military orga•In'aou it is of
so valet.-
Of
al•tt.•'(N the Griversor-O. oral's Foot -Guards,
of Ottawa, Major lieseral Herber. writes
This cannot be salted • military organise
Lice., since there are practically he privates
in the reeks. It will be aeeeneary to alter
the mlabliehneat."
Of the Primes at Wales' regiment, Meat -
real, Lieut. (a. T. 1'. Meir eommradies
.aka. he cantos : " This Irtulioe appears
sallae to reorga■iee itself. i. ite present
eesditien it 1. twines it has had excep-
tieeml advantages."
(M the Fitty.ighth battalion, }t••ry, IAM•
bee, Liemt. -C.1. Macaulay osmsa.diag the
major -general writes : ' With every head
venters of wet weather, wretched clothing
aad wretched arms, this b.ttelinn Mewed a
geed pint ad worked hard, all ranks de -
log their brae The physique ie geed. I
could met wish M better sen t• the real,
but there sire me im.lruetees. A large m-
bar of the mem are Higblanden, mp.akfsg
n.ly the Ce eli.,"
Hie esmemet apes the shah regiment,
Duke of t,omsmg♦bt's O..dia. Amiens, ei
Masttsml. Lima•Cd Rare, eesmmasding, y
m blame : 'Thin misses' rheat se is -
- 7en nut poen. The weather be.
bed mg their esailasa bad. it wee
mi M Mao seta I tilt sham helm
tine, Lieut. -Col. Be•udrrau commanding_ 1
lhe says : "Two men sent home as u,.fit for The Soolal Ewalt 01 the IllISson
service. A large number sat men children
in the ranks "
Thew inspection report. of corps cover is
all seventy pages of the blue book. TI s e:
tracts given here indicate the general
character .:t the mmurgeoeral'. oomments.
A couple more may be noticed. Of the
Eighth Prinotis Loses regiment of cavalry
Itotbeaay, N H ,. he writes : "lo recug•
Ritmo of the superior standard of origami-
anon attained. I bate given • silver'
trumpet to this regiment. This ie likewise
to mark • deficiency whioh required amend
merit, mutely, then te not en efficient
trumpeter In the regimen:."
(The tater is coriaidered the crack militia
cavalry regiment of ( 'ania)
The report of the 11. A. (:. epos the
thirteenth battalion, Hamet..n, chime thio:
"This corps is to excellent ander, and under
Lieut. Col. Gibson has been improving
yearly in every particular
'The report upon the Tior•y eighth bat•
lal!ien. I:rantford, Lieu: -Col. ,Jooea com-
m+wdhng, cl.rrs as tollows : "The lac
tallion hie been laboring for two years pun
under the greet di.alvautage of wretched
accommodation in the way of • drill shed,
whi.:h will accoea in a groat degree ter it.
poor 'howiog at inapectien. '
The mels general Raves thew two re-
ports elan without comment of his own.
The 'Thirty-fifth battalion. Berne, coo
mended by Limit. .Col. O'Briea, M. 1'
Thirty sixth. L•ramppton, Limit -('ol. Tyr -
whin, a1. I' : and Thirty.reveatb, H•Idi•
mend, Lerut. Col. Dams, are all highly com
pltmented by the maj.w-geomr•l. Tor
latter is principally componed of Indlaua on
tee (:nod River reserve.
THE TOWN COUNCIL
Wks, wa. Mane ■I lbs Last Regular Wert -
Ing of the Board.
The resuiar meeting of the town council
mu held in the council chamber Friday
evening. April 20th, 1894. Present -The
mayor, reeve. deputy reeve, and councillors
Murney, Str.cban, Thompson, Naftel,
Saunders, Sillows, Yates, Wilson, Dunlop
and Reid.
A communication was reel from Silver-
thorue 4 liras, asking what the license
would be for a merry•gu round.
Moved by b'roudfout and Strachau, that
the communication of Ssherthorae A Grace
be tile.!, and that the parties to notified
that we decliue to 000eent to • merry go -
round being put up.' Carried.
Communications were real from .1. 5
Platt and the W Ingham Electric Light t'o.,
asking for the franchise of the town tor the
purpose of putting In au incandescent light
system.
Moved by l'ruudfoot and Thompson. that
the communications of John 5. Platt and
the lVinghani Electric Light Co. be ref.rr
ed to the water and Tight committee to con
eider the same in all their hearsay., and re
port at next meeting of this council. 1'ar•
ried.
\lover! h.• Sanndere and l'r,udtoot, that
Meseta. 1:teen ani Plat tsr heard regarding
their schemes for lighting the town. Car-
rier[.
Meese. Green and Platt thee Lritdy ad•
dressed the couocil
An application was received from Mrs.
McLeod for assistance in keeping her
mother in law.
A number of accounts were read and re-
ferred to the finance coalmine.
n. .Tea A' ti 1.L. IIT .omorre t'. Itt:roer.
Your committee beg leave to report that
they have, in reapnose to r he application of
W. J. R. Holmes for the use of • number 0'
electric lights on the occasion of the 'Dili
tary ball to be held in the agricultural hal
this evening, granted his request on the
000dition that the town receive the sum of
510 for such service. Alm that we have
ordered 1,600 feet . 1 2 look l ipe from the
Drummond, Mc(:eil Pipe Fouudry Co.
We have decided to grant the petition of
M. McDonald and others for water service.
We recommend the council to grant this
committee power to sake arrangements for
the purchase of coal.
'.3.. recommend that the fountains be
partially filled with beach 1.
W. 1'aorpn,nr, chairman.
Report adopted.
*i'bClAt rollrrTna'r .[►ORT.
Your oommitts, luting considered the
application of the Circular City Bend, for •
grant of mono) reoommend that the bead
he,r+e td $100, payable quarterly, n. 11..
.ad•reta.ding and oo.dition that the bead
play once a week on the Square during the
menthe of May, June. July, August, and
9tiptesbew. Tun.. 12. N A ran., *hairlines.
Report adopted.
nseece roNYl1Tmm's nuletT.
Your eoansittee, having e:amieed the
following a0000nu, reeossme.d their pay •
meet : R. W. Runtimes, $11 ; .1. Roes &
See, $61.79; i). Me(illieuddy, $7.20; The
Star. 515.60; T. W. Nese 4 Co., 1.520:
Jas. Thoma., 17.60; 1). K. Strachan. 142 -
TS. We have •tainis•d the treasurer'.
Matemeat for Marob, JarsA. Rein,
CIrinsas pre test.
Report adopted.
rc.Wc wrings (O1/wfTrS{ m R.PO*T.
Your committee beg to report that they
have in.trweted the chairman of this nom-„
milts. to purchase what sheds trees are re
7 mired for planting and replacing.
We recommend that tbe town sew do 1110
work of the oaretakislg of the %gears this
year. W. H. MtrssttT,.h•irmas pro tem.
Moved by Yates ad Mersey, that the
of the pebble weeks eommirem be
tm
MDeed i. •essednie s by Freudfoot and
Wil.,.. that the pebble works committee
a.k for Mader' for caretaking of the Square,
with power te at case rake arra gems.0
fes the present year.
There voted yea-- Needier*, Rtr•eban,
Thempse., f(ausdees, Mallows, Wilma •.d
ihiel.p--7. Nay -Mersey Naftali, Yates
..d Raid -4.
The •sw.dmest was desisted tarried.
Moved by Preudbwt cod Wilson, that
111. r.,sr% et the rabbi works eessit se es
ed ha simplea. Carried.
The amo.11 toes adjourned
Alit : Illi. Pier .1 bellakk, Is violas,
bar breast. Iltwlrhr Oar ef /him tows.
• mems• •Iteadaaseatalt7 allot Ilikasaar
nal Catherien-Thelaifter el
UM Was Ilea air 111111•i -tile
women and Weave Wee.
The grandest meal event of the season
sees off oa Friday evening last in the Ifs-
tioullur•l pavillon. -1 be ooXaseo was the
holding of the third annual Military hall,
under the auspices of tb. 33rd battalion.
1'he tint two balls were held in Seatot!
and Clinton, and it fell to the lot of toe
1 ;,.death twatiogent to do the honor. fur
1894. The result was the must brtlhaut
•flair ever held in this town. It is the
opinion of many that the ball of 1394
eclipsed both toe Seatorth and Clinton
eveota, and we do not doubt it, for the
elegance and perfect arrangement of the ef•
fair showed that n', trouble had been spared
to make it the grand event which it was.
The great suoccr 111 the hall was due to the
onerous aid given bythe citl,eos of God..
6
✓ ich, who seemed determined to do and did
do eserything in their power to further the
✓ acemes u( the affair.
The ground floor of the pavilion was used
for dancing. The decorations would catch
any eye, w well were they arranged by the
dcrgner,C. R Shane, to whom, we believe.
4elo.ge the credit fur the leautitul adorn•
next ,.f the buildio¢. _Above the entrance
door were large flags at full spread,
while hanging from the ceiling and walls
were numerous other Nags u( every deacrip•
(jou. At either end of the building were
several stacks of arms artistically "piled'
around a stand ornamented with helmet,
and other mtlitsry accoutrements. to the
centro of the hall was a magnificent floral
display, while from the surrounding pillars
bung pretty festooning and drapery,
Within the circle of pillars and at the west-
ern elite of the building, were arranged
sofas and recliniog chairs : and beneath a
test at the greeters side were the euchre
tables which were brought into use fre-
quently.
The upstairs was divided into several ap-
partmeovi. .!round the centre were the
table. loaded with tempting delioacie... To
the left of the east stairs was the geutle-
men's dressing room, and to the right the
ladies'.
The music as furnished by the London
Opera House orchestra was tiret-clae,
aodwas a source of delight to a11. This or•
ehstra has the reputation of being one of
the finest writ of Toronto and well merits
the distinction.
Most of the guests from outside points
came by the 7.30 p.m. train. The gusts
arriving about ''4 o'clock-, the dancing oom-
,nence,l shortly alter, and the votaries of
i'erpeich.re plied " the light tantastit toe
till the small hou's of the morning.
The military force, though not
numerous, was represented in the persons
of Lieut, -(cot. Wilson, Seafcrth : Majr.
Hannavao, .Ionian and Varooe ; burgeon
Holmes, Art.-Surgeoo Shannon : ('apse.
Holmes, Hayes, Fiance, Williams, Young
and Reck : Lieut.. Chisholm, Goldthorpe,
Malcomson, and Hawgarty of the 28th, Sea
forth.
A PORTION OE THE L.t DIE" 1.1,T
Mrs. 1). Helmer, white silk and bcluet of
roses, Mrs. F..1. T. Naftel, cream satin,
*.lies Lawrence, pale blue silk, Mise law.
ream, pale blue milk, Mus Nairn, white
crepon aid lace, Mus Parson., white silk
and red roses, Miss Rotmn, pale blue suit
polkadot overdress, Ella Dickson, white
Napoli with white silk trimmings, Miss Mc
Laren, Nile green, Jamie Shannon, white
silk and pink renes, Miss A. Doyle, butter
cup silk with black lace trimmings and
yellow roses, Mise S. Martin, black vel-
vet and red roses, Mise G. Martin, white
erepoo and baguet of red renes,
Miss lbonagh, pink satin, Miss 1 Rollie.
white silk and buttercup bodice. Mn. Holt.
white silk and yellow roma, Miss Gram
Caseroo, pale pink and light blue trim
s►n[a, Mas Hutchison, cream silk, Mise
Doyle, pink silk and white flowers, Mir
Charles, cream and lace trimmings, Mw
Chilton, yellow Patin with black velvet
trimming., Mir Maude Martin, cream silk
and red roses, Mise N. Strachan, yellow
crepon and white mess, Mir Steck,
white silk and yellow trimmings,
Mise K. Hall, yellow ct+poe with white
lace and yellow roses, Mir R. Johnson*,
white ,repos, Mrs. J. it. Shannon, white
silk, Mrs. R. Reyselds, black silk and
white roses, Miss Wynn, pals bine silk,
Mn Stark, Nile green, Mus Mattel pink
silk, Pearl Winn, pink silk, (:race Polley,
Nile green -and black trimmings. Helm.
Polley, palm blue, Moss Naftel, black velvet,
Miss Cacti., Mee silk and lam trimmings,
Mrs R. Hayes. pale him silk and cram
rases, Mrs R. 8. Hays, white silk and
tw roses, Miss A. Fisher. white silk and
w-imminp, Miss Ausebrouke, blue
alk andellow roam, Miss Holmes, black
alk, Mabel Cameros, pink and blue alk,
Miss Nielsolsoo, figured silk and rad ehiffon,
Mrs. MSCorwtaek, white silk, May Malcom
see, pale line silk and bleak trimmingjs,
Myr Sheppard pale Alta silk and white
lees, Mies loges, heliotrope, Mine R. Donagh,
Note green silk and rn.es..Jams» Ferguson,
Meek alk and roar, Mir Moltoagali, pink
erepon and bleak velvet, Mrs. Kidd, blue
silk and Mack bee trimmings.
CompplIimentary ticket. had bees tont to
the fel own(
Hoe J. C. Patterson, Mrs. Patterson. and
Misses Pattersss. Lk Col. Aylmer, of (►tla.
we. sod to I.t,-0.1. Stith and wife and the
Mdse Smith, Major Vidal, Dr. and Mn.
Haeaysa, (7ept. sad Mn. Deniaes,l apt.ssd
Mrs. Cartwright, and Mr. Carpenter, of
Le dee.
The following ie • partial list diatom who
attended
(;onmaa.•. Stripes and Melt Hobbes,
Pay • Mader and Mr..lordan, Qssrler- Mee.
tersod Mrs. Heck, Capt. and lira D.
Helsess, Asst. Jinrgeri and Mrs. J. R.
911mme., Lieut. Chisholm Mr. sad Mn.
Rereads, Misers. Kral,Iladd, lane, Mel
asset., Dr. Taylor. Judge Doris Mr. and
Mrs. Molt,Mr. and Mrs Hswbisas, Mr.
and Mrs R. N. Lewis, Mr. ad Mra J, T.
!Sahara'. Mr. sod Mrs. F. Naha, Mr. and
Mrs. R C. Heys, Mr. sad Mrs D. McCer-
eilslt, Mr. ad Ms J. 1L Shepherd. Mr.
r
dor
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YOUR LABEL
TEEIll3 WICIE _
SKK THAT YOUR NAME Is MARKED
UP IN ADVANCE.
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D. McGILLICUDDY, PROPR
and Mre. Nodal, Mr. W Mat Aessureeke,
Mesdames Monies Horses, A. M. Ross,
Reynolds, W. T. Hays, R. IL. South, Lawn
ranee, W D. Shannon, Miller, I:arrow,
Stark, Crawford, Slack, apese. Uutcht-
eon, M. Cameron, G. Cameron, May
Iloyle, I,awreace, F. Rutsu., M. itut•
son, Slack, H Smith, Shannon, G. Menlo,
OYER THE HURON TRACT.
The Grist from tato Lha! NUL
Nairn, Tilt, Shepherd, K. FLIT, F. E. Ball, 1 • weakly my., d s'e■•a) ,,,•w.
Nicholson, Auserook, A. Doyle, Strachan, r aeau Everybody auk end
N.Strachan, Malcomeso, A Chilton, notch
er, A. Fletcher, Charles, Dart., Parsons, r.l■t Clipped and it •■laic: -d
loh.atuo, I)sekwri, Mc!)owlpll, llolmea, Wrenn herr IMeite.,
Donagh, H 1)unagh, A. \t'yno, F. Wyno,
R. Natal, V. Martel, Ferguson. F: Cattle
G. 1 olley, H. I ,alley, C. Dirk, Drs. Nichol
.on lad Hunter, Meese J. E. Dann,Shane,
Cameron, F. Lawrence, lr , Macdermett,
Logan, H. W. Hal. it , H. Rutsrw, ('.
:arrow. N Pones. H. Holmes, F. Holm.",
A. Naftel, Jas Robinson, Sheriff, Slaw,
Jas Mitchell, l'. Gen, Locke, Duthie, 1).
C. Strachan, W. I. Horton, (:. Price, A
1►. Mclean, O. Whitely, F. Humhrr, Hart.
Gundry, Hard, McDougall, 1.. Nairn, 1'
Nairn, C'lucaa, Herh. Robert.00, H. Heys,
F. J. I'ridham, and (:. Henderson.
CUneroe -Captain Combat **pain Rance.
Lieut. Shaer, Lieut. McTaggart. Muses
Ranee, Read, Mct$ardy, I,-.; nn and Messrs
N. hair, W. 1'. Saald:u;, T Jackson and
L KKsanedy.
Seim owrii--Colon, 1 Wilde" Captain and
3 - IHsye, 31, and Mrs. 1•'. T. Coleman,
M:v Platte.„ Me•eis. 1. t' Jackson and
I:e Mr. and Airs. K. McLenn•a,
Menem Stephen.,
\
.Acorn• RrorJfoot
and Jeffery.
Salttord cot. an,' Mrs. ):.1lthorpe,
lIia•s alar•u., . Martin, and M•:Jaren,
Woodstock - Bailey.
lity'tb`-Misses t` is and ih •.w.
Porter's hill- -Mr. ct.)ooaLl.
Mitchell -N10 Anti..
Stratf.wd-Lien•. .1:1� Hagi:ty, A.
l ,ran sud ('. T. tVe'.h.
ltivuute-(Sp.ain end 31 Williams,
Mr. sod Mrs Hattsow. Mrs. Sena .,i Mimes
Roe, Patterson, Duffield, and 1:. t utIield,
1r. MoISonpl.l and .1. 1•.glir.
L...\ON.- -Mem-. P. alaltsrn.,u, Joo.
McGarry, 1). N. L.u,en%e tnd Rrown-
Meagre. R. A. Kaylsy and F'er-
r0000.
Totcusni.- Me..rs. 3obeak, Rogers and
Tinning.
l'..Iti.oy. -- M.jor and Mn Varcoe, l'ep-
tain said Mrs. Young.
Mo.T1u sic -F. P. Benjamin,
.0TP.:
The attendance ranged between 300 and
350.
Financially and socially the ball was an
un.lualitied rune's.
The pavilion, both upstairs and down
stain, was lighted by electricity, by per-
mission of the town ouuned. and the illum
ination throughout was thoroughly .atiefac-
tory
The tables were waited on by a number
of uniformed welters, under control of Mr.
and Mrs. 1ie11, and were .cry well looked
after. The tables were also n.cely decors*.
ed with flowers.
The gentlemen's .Esping rout was in
charge of Sergt. Me -Muth. who carried.gn3
the arrancements for ticketing the clothing
in • perfect moaner, so mnch.sa, th!#r a
number of congratulatory remarks were,
pasted by thole present. -
The committee dolor to express their
thanks to the mcrchente and other residents
of the town who krnJly asi.tesl in making
the ball the success it undoubtedly was,. by
lending aid to the shape of bunting sud
other decorations, &c.
A feature of the decoration was the mag-
nificent floral display inside the rotunda
and around the fountains, which eras pro-
vided for the siccaeion without charge by E.
Rioglam, the florist, to wbum the beat
thank. of the committee are extended.
THE ROYAL WEDDING.
Marriage rat (:rand Duke Ernest Lamle to
Doke Alfred's Daughter.
1', Joutto, April 20. -.tit Murano' throng
of visitors and members of the imperial
rand royal fnwilies assembled hen to at-
tend the marriage ceremony of Grand
Dnk. Ernest Lntia, of Blease, to his comb,
the Princes. Victoria Melia, of Sa:eCo-
bnrq. The ceremony took place in the
palace chapel, and began with the wedding
procession, in which Emperor William of
Germany escorted the Duchess of Sate.
Goner'. mother of the bride. Ez-Rmpr.es
Frederick walked alone, and side by aide
walked the Prince of Wales and the Czar
witch of Russia. Queen Victoria was
escorted by he► .on, the Duke of Saxe.
('-fiery (Edinburgh(, father of the bride.
In gorgeous apparel and magnificent jewels
it was en incomparable gathering. Queen
Victoria wore • crown of diamonds end
remained seated throughout the ceremony.
Rev. Dr. Mueller addressed the bridal
maple and read the res neat He was
assisted by the court chaplain.
After the benediction the bride and
bridegroom turned to the Queen and kissed
her affectionately.
BRAZIL IS PEACEFUL
d
('hotel : There are now over 400 Iocaa-
des.eut electric, lights in nee is town.
Morris : It is estimate.! that $28,000 will
be •.pesded a budding in Morrualone this
year.
Wingbam : Mt.. Erlich (:ray, who has
hem confined to the house for 0uny months
by
.. u tow Iseo•gam
Hol1110*mesvdlo ; Eable litht0 lassabie,ut youores
. t
daughter of Ed. i.wu, accidentally
broke her arm while plat lug on Tuesday.
Blyth : T. Mcllottald, proprietor, has
vacated the Marron House, his time hav-
tug expired. 'J!ohn Bennett moved into it o0
Monday.
l'ulborue: •las. Tebbe, of Colborne, de.
livered • bull here on Saturday. for Mr.
Smith that weighed heel 21 r0 lb.
after travel.
ling twvleo miles.
Seafurth . James Love and family moved
on •\\'edmesday to Markham, where Mr.
Love has secured a g..od situation to • large
carriage and waggon factory.
1rue.sle . Miss Lucretia ()liver, of 11: -us
eel., arrived at Portage 1a Prairie last week
from the East, aod•sevisiting her eater. 31i a.
1'. D. McKinnon, Elgiu avenue, there.
Morro Thurat.y afternouu of last
week the bank bars on what a known as
the Robt. Burns farm, 2', mile. south of
l:russels, was completely destroyed by fire.
Raytield : On Wednesday evening Thur.
Cameron's little boy, Dan, ha! • narrow es
cape from drowaini; in their well, but was
rescued before serious cunsc1uences result-
ed
Molesworth : Sam Sangster and wife,
who have spent the last three years in Nee•
paws, Mme Manitoba, returned hobat week.
Mr. Saug•ter will take cheroot his father's
Farm here.
Seaforth Messrs. Rroadfoo't, Rot & Co.
have in their warer000ms, in thia town, •
heairtiful six hundred dollar sideboard. It
is well worth seeing. It has been sold to a
Montreal titvi.
Brussels: Fred. Downing left town for
Ilulfalo 00 Tuesday to join hie hoar, the
" Empire State," running !between Buffalo
and Duluth. Ilia brother Wm. has • posi-
tion on the mule steamer.
Brussels : W. R. I )ickeon, wife and
(•mil) formerly of Brussel., have removed
from 1►eover, Colorado; to Langdon. Dakota.
air. Dickson intends practising law in kis
new hoart' .„Jgp und. Robs. 'erstanF d.
o
l'h■ 1� x, odauthtr of
Mee 'T ,A(.towno, whose husband re-
cently ie.Seib* Ks. is now visiting
friends at Morden, Man. ; she will take up -
her residence in Winnipeg. -
laake : Samuel Mcltrede, has purchase•!
from Thomas Shan tit, the 101) acre farm et. .
the Goshen line, which abuts on ha own
homestead. It is • good term and • good
bargain at the puce, 5.',a).
Clinton : E. Downs, late of Miunedosa,
Men., and his brother Albert towns, of
town, hay* bought out the merchant tailor-
ing business of Mr. Hones, Mitchell, and
are now in charge of the name.
Brussels .lames ()liver has diepo.d of
hie house and lot on Flora street, Brussels.
to William Martin, implement agent in this
town for 4.100. Mr. and 3Ira. Oliver will
°enti00s to reside here for the Summer.
Clinton- The late Mn. Glazier, of town,
who was spoken of last week se having an
insurance of 51000 on her bre, had, unfor
tuaately allowed the policy to lapse, al-
though it had only been in existence • short
ttm..
.itanley : Frank Scott, e h0 has been in
Toronto daring the past few month. attend-
ieg Trinity medical college. left last week
for Alexander, Manitoba, where he has been
offered • school to teach for the summer
mouths.
Brussels H. 1.. Jackson has a beentifal
flowering plant in the window of his jewel!.
ery More milled Azalea. There are • large
number of richly tinted flowers which re-
main in bloom for about b weeks every
Spring. It's • beauty.
Wingham . Peter Rijnhart, a mie.inoary
to 1lnibet, who spent a short time in Wing -
ham (ferias the past winter, left for that
far tiff osantry last week, accnmpanled by
several others who intend to devote their
lives to mammary work.
Grey - What might have resulted so •
very serious accident took place at the rest
deuce of John McTaggart last Sunday.
The family were preparing for church when
their horses, • .paw of colts, ran away.
The result was • brok(to boggy
Harlock : G. A Newton, for many year.
Mather of the school at Hemlock, in the
tow.sbip of Hallett, has pod his final *:-
amination in desti.try, winning first ekes
hosiers. Mr Newton has located in Luck
see and will practice his profesion then.
Clinton Chs. Whitehead, of Brandon.
Mea, wise has been here since the death of
hie father, left for home on Monday.
David Roes, of Whitemouth, Man , (son in
1.w of the lata Jos Whitehead. who has
i also boem hate for some time, Telt tor home
Mo.day morning.
1 Grey : iast Tuesday ,las. McKay, lot
30, win. 17. had • barn raising. The build
ing r 50.60 feet with roomy stem stabling
nndq'wth. A young man named Mo-
1►esald, of ('raebronk, was injured by belay
struck, as.oidentally, in the face with • pike
pole. Sides were not chasm at the redeem
but .on.. lively work wee &nee aeverthel.es.
IMnga.ano : Thursdayof last week Ja
Mallowg6h, hotel keeper s
Item was charged
' with mllieg liquor durimg prohibited hours,
thereby Molars. the liquor license law, and
was maesd to appear !afore 1. (: Ward
and J. M Wallet , 3.1'.'a Several wit
nooses. young sten frees l.sokoow, testified
on oath that n. i.tn,ieating Iigaere were
.old to them or drank by than on R.n.fry,
the tlth day of April, sod as chars wee se
evldewee to prove that mat an infr.doe of the
brae law was mod. Mere wee iso envie-
this The twee pas dimsl..d. There WOO
(a lone swelter u the sours
Tbm lsssrgwete tefsse P.IsN. s Offer
of Am■«ty.
Naw Yon[, Apnt 23. -The Herald's
Rio Janeiro cable mys The government
has notified the diplonatio corps that the
republio is at pea-,. The action of ('on
pees on the question of the state of siege
is awaited with anxiety.
A seizure of the per.nnal effects of Ad•
miral da'lama wee made recently by the
government police. Among the papers
found were docnmsnta which the loyal
papers print, showing complicity of the
British and I'ortngneee officials with The
Gems to restore the monarchy and ex
preening full sympatby with the rebel
cause. T'.. government organ, ()'Tfempo,
openly inheres Great Britain and Portugal
with aiding the revolt.
Moirisvrngn. April 113. -The Rresiliaa
inwrgenta, who entrrnrlored to the ('ro
goaran authorities, have completed their
penod of quarantine and hen bonded here.
All are in a pitiable condition. They
blase ()en. Salgado for the failure of the
insurrection. All say they will decline
President Petition's o(er of amnesty.
Elmer: Miss RIO, daughter of 3.
Pt.allawwt.h., while wan►nag i. the garden
es Moudev last aectdeetall stopped as tirepseT of a gardes rah*. bath pr.etratiag
Mr .s lad Wet ban Nsr host at cam*
wkDoubtless sae will met Irv* the
her tees far sem. time.