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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1894.
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1). MO:ILLIC01)DY, PROP%
SE PITH OF THE NEWS.
the Items IMS Mae•
Lova anent OA Ube Mansel the W«1
taryfeny ,,..awed - Oriel fees'
u.■ .r Maas Masser* of
Greet ImPortasre.
&octant gas Mer was destroyer] toy
er,..n 1'hneeday.
A .l.rp •hock of earthquake case felt
w WO.",a Tiured.y.
Ck.,.:ra h.. reappeared on the frontier
Roman Pr.lauJ.
lm Ivey jeweller dropped dead le
pe:roer na Friday muotning.
To is W. Goodwillie Box Company, of
l t.no,. has wtgnrd
411sa.• •,• Tattle itipievcoliail. of Missosrt.
);A, l.,.l e( the delvattoo Army.
• gees, and part of Etaglaud had $
g,,•o• z w wort iutenee cold on Friday.
S c .: 'amine threaten, l'hirago, and
ea• ice:- has gone up 81 and 81.23 ler ton
Or Js:, .n Patient:4e and Secretary Car •
lea tele roinpletea the Brining sea rrgn
bee: 4.
Tee growth .4 wheat to Manitoba ls
tOkt tat tea days ahead of Met )ear at
Nu Tao
Moller. bleep open the safe of Jame*
A Red at Perth on Fri:l.ty morning. but
wool rely- 81.
The French Government fee gaeu .i,4p0O
. Moe t, r the settee of sufferer.% from the
een:•It,... in (heave
T..• l .t• Mos Allan of Salem. eater of
Ili A'S .t3lan, at. P P , was buried as the
• Con oinetery oto Thursday.
',Mare' Jene l aloes hoe been committed
1 r trial at Rt '1 h• •ma• for bigamy moth
helm is were In court
Tor New Ynais*ui still men oft strike
tare ¢ewdel too return to work at their
o.l wigs 11 :'i per day.
Nr. -AI-x. 1l ren, head of the iron
teary tiara • 4f Wren & 4 'a.. of Forest,
tht. d1.AI In London on Friday, raged e).
Academia, of miners and mins owners
r..: it held at Cleveland on May 15, and
s^ ,n este, r Made to rattle the great
aria
u,..:Am 1JeNevan, • yoang fanner, lie-
n; neat K• . r,e. had hie leg bail y f rac-
t:eel m s runaway accident on Thnrsdsy
sit .4
eer:ous ,**mage has been calmed by
foots *t the llugnet limber yards, near
Mott l4auy mUties feet of luutber bare
bees kat
lav- Ringeton drudgids were lined seal
mi
rete for f selltag liquor d sou prohib-
ited hears *Moot detnaadtag • doctor a
eetl8cate.
R 1i Dunn & (o. report AS business
blares ua 4'ana.la the pull week, as c4m-
4pred w:•u 2: to the e..rrespondtnu week
S par too.
Us tt,wan Catholic bishop. of Canada
Mob cant t•. tie Governor-General in coni -
a sfarmer }etiuou nu the North west
Yx4 fixes in•,
Its e;e:•trie light service en the streets
Cr Sopt. i. as beau stopped owitlg to the
temerity of rosl occauioue,l by the miners'
like se the Suter.
:kr John T&uipon trail introduce a 1,1111
to 1411 l'ualmoos estabti*Llug the first Hos-
lay re Septemter as Labor Day, to be a
N 0 40ry boti,lay. .
keream and Putti, the Italian Anarch-
ies ermine) in Condon, were..-nteuced
t. twe:.t sod
7 tau yearn imtuiwument re
tlent:veiv •m Fridsy.
Loi White, ,,utas about four sibs
figs. Perth. was thrown from a wagon
Tooley and received injuries from
Cid to died na Wednesday.
t nay }'mbi:r S hmil w111 Op erected in •
( �''':won.1. This will make the fifth'
W oe. oo the town. not lacludiag private
to' '.• 1'ul1e0041 institute.
aperoe :Rhone* are docking to Van
covet. it . in such numbethis the t
r.
d'P1......n.u1 has decided to advise his
G»rt^ment to restrict emigration.
The controlling interest In The Chicago
bur i ie•an wa..old on Thursday by H.
Kel.l.aat to Wm. Penn Nixon, for the
pat • 4141e.1) years editor of lb. paper.
Oivices (rote all parts of Washington
m l cher 1 stat. that • heavy 1roet pie
*ilei Wednesday night and that great
dmace ha. been done to the fruit crop.
At 4•sy':c'a ,n N-edtesslay (Carlen ,)old
tooth aharnardoboy, who pleaded guilt
to attempted moiler and ertmitlal t
eam eentsuced to 28 years in the posttest -
tool
Ilia Florence Carlyle of Woodstock hes
WO riverbed the Parte Sales. Thb
Zinn( tw" portraits are bosored with
marten, both taking rank is the bettor
Ito
h is annnuneeid that the Right Hon.
Arthur t%ellealey Peel, Speaker of the
brnla
+►eels.
Hath, of London. Eng., who b mak
•tour of lbs world, In an 004.0vor to
Nelly ml 'a record, passed through
"▪ 'WW1 o n friday night, one day ahead
,use of Commons, is to r.drs and
peerage with the title of Tleeount
irberinkd time.
dV�ia dr winsa land roller on Friday
mem Drivel Armstrong, aged IS, son
m Alleatrotig, North reetbop•. was
thrown off and Instantly) killed, b1. w*k
b ^t broken by the fall,
s aerials of the. () y
✓ ay
T1. dts' tin exemptible let 04
s'et( kava decided Itegslset the um of
P* goer as fond fur fie troops • id
lt et Y bons foot.
i(.l a Brows, y,y 70 and worth
D(s.e' was In ea Wednesday at
ole, to Lee diary Louise Mat-
a mime' leash.,. aged tilt The
neat reused •'metalo4
Wes Jobb Mas.. sued *11soh 1.. Henry
to!Caw,
°It ter as from their lobster pets
ie 8, their boat �pnst Ck+
to hold to
j�h„eot te and
theshoesshoe's, bet tb semi was
etegok
Leedom T ws
el
My Wawa, BvIdlesep ,p Owletod
oy time wires stun 0r woof. eel eni.ulea,
11. was seateuad to two .ad • hell
years la p.nleutiarv.
Uncal Mester llauls.y ottbsTelegraph-
era Brotherhood, et trial for tampering
with the wires of the Ceder Rapids, Bur -
lissom and Northern railway during the
mesa strike un that road. was acquitted
by the jury on Tbareday at Cedar ltsptda
A number of r:oe have occurred in the
dietrfota of the United tetates when the
great miners' strike is in progress At
Ssuttdale, Pa, several strikers and nue
woman were shot by deputies, but moue
were rustily injured.
Lotus* bare appeared by the thousand
In the Cham lain Valley and Northern
New York. They emerge from Lulea vary•
lug from woe to three feet deep at auto
rise and return at sunset. This district
ha beau covered .Its these insects every
seveuteeutb year sone. NOV
N"IlGaw 4rurJou, acunvict from Quincy,
eomualtted suicide at the Juliet, I1)., pool
eoutiary on Friday by p:uuging from the
gallery Mound the top tier of the cells to
the fls;lgiug forty feet teluw. ( stdwn ar-
rived at the prison tiisee tuunths ago on an
etghtevn moutba' .ent.uc.. He telt his
dismra•e keenly, and not being is rubum$
health was notable to do much work.
T RAGLOY 17* iNGERSOLL
Inquest 11014 es tae heats of Weems
leuxttn,li. Maty 7. --(la S4tur4ay even
ing en fugues. wee held oto the death of
the yuuu` mato Hcl)'rmntt, killed on Fri-
day uiglat, as it is suppe..ed, by Harry
Ald$ood. The cirrumstan ea of the
sturdy, as brought out nt the evidence.
$r« th .t • uuulb.•r of young men of this
place, who are to the habit of tuduly;iug to
what they cuuatder .arm* oraclioal fun,
arrange:0 gather togetLer III a body at
Hight aria pelt pe.estrinl.e with atones,
J.:.t for the duh "of seeing them rust." On
thus ('0100*. to ,emelt .♦ldw...l, who had
been escorting a yr.nnl lady hope. was the
tirtim of their pr*:tks
i(riug the met r% by w huu► Or from
when. It has out been developed, 11cDer
mutt. w bu was one of the *tor u: ung party,
wa* *truck on tLe head, s::sta.ul:,g ln;nr
ire from whleh 1,e afters -aids died. .fid
wool case arrested, to the elrcam.:ater*
O 4.8.11 to )4.11I1 1., huhu •+ the pi
rause of Mc l otrm„tt'a ,kat i
Feet the o aleace .0 lar .•l}cue.l, 51 can-
not he ae•ert•iwl jug moon a1at austoe
the blow was received: 11,e inquest has
been adjuururd till tum'•rr.,w evening.
• ativolag 11... Mont ....l.
Ma.. aa*t, play :. -Mr. 111,. McKay.
of her Majesty a 4-'na'..i,., tate member
pndasdocal staff ..1 Romau Cathple6
school" byre. Las been tr.iretug (luta bM
home, 'No. 7t' Forte r street, nits the
0t -1priL The ..Hair is a complete mystery
d{ w. t.s
and 114.1 ane 1 a er lots et Leen J
y I.
covered. He se :re) ears of age, but looks
younger. height, .) fret :i inches: walks
straight anti erect . e) s blue, features re-
golar, full beard ,,ud mon,tacheet brown
tab hue, alightly stleakel With gr* . lu
formatives should be sent to John Mackay.
No. 7.' Fortier street, *entreat
OVER THE HURON TRACT.'eregaties b.. •marded se in'it•tion to th/ M ECH &'N ICS' INSTITUTE
lieu. Mr. Harigas, of l'heltenhani, lo b.-
ooms their peter, sad the reverend rattle -
saw has acceded to their request and will
The arlst trots the Local M111. arrive awl assume the duties of pastor of A Good Showing for the Year.
the church in • few days.
Hohneevslle J. R. Holme returoei
a Wirral, biers/ of ,'sols %ewe Servet (rum the west Saturday tight. H. says if • M"Ltaetor, vl■a■relwleme■/-a rum
you want to are bard times go to Naaitoba
■o t. avis &very t►.4y -fella u/ A number who were able have wow for a Larger Wewan...We Tar a1•
rola" *110004 sod f■adleatsed back to l)stario again. Amon. • portion of (.Mare Largely l■rrea.rd
Frees &very aeetior. those that remain very little crop will b. &IeHN. of /Mrs...
put in, ae what is so seance and mosey
there u noon
lisfrya : A serious aceldeot happened
Willie, yonogst sob of Wm Miller, on
tt'edu.day, the llth. t1'hile leading •
hone to water it kicked hum ou the fore -
heed, completely (nocturne the skull. A
1)r. was called and succeeded 1n reumving 15
aeon of 1 one aid be a do.ug as well as meeting.
ooul,l b. expecte.+.
Illustrate : Jones Tommie" std (amity
hare removed to Toronto.
Horns 1►. Kelly put In 113 acres of
"prrD( wheat end tiotebed up to April.
1Yiagham . Geo. Roe has given his
brown t:alfield filly the pretty name of
Zelda.
Waltham : Jas. Da.tbeLI reports a catch
4.1 sereaty five tine speckled trout, tri Tues-
day last.
(*hotoe John Henoch, ie.. has gone to
Pane, where he Ica secure,* • situation to •
new spear Ain.
S,*forth : Robert %Pilsen baseold a very
handsome dnvrn. booms to Ale:ander
BroaJfo4t, for $150.
Ethel . Reeve Miles is away to Muskoka.
He has a sew mail at Powsesn a1 ethic!' he
has a big cut of logs to run.
Kipper Robert Blair left on Thursday
for Algoma, with the intetuoo if taking up
land if he hodsanysuitable.
l.rey . ALrmm Cook has completed the
prcbase to the farm of which Le LILA been
the tenant Iur several yenta.
Seafort h . 10. .1 eht.atou, duviuity wtudeut
of Kw,x cuilege, has gone to Maysville to
preach dunng the summer mouths.
t.udench Tp . .1. ho look, of the 9'II
onto 4444on. left last week too take a Summer
ses.to0 at the'foresto Medical ('•rllegis.
(Tipton Jams Strep has told his first
creamery Lever at 24c. wholesale, which
he consoler" en except tone Ily good figure.
Morrs : Neat week Hlsatard Wright,
wt.. wad hie farm on the 4th line to Sherrie
lira , intends remuliog to Michigan with
his family.
Clinton The good Temp lari district
meeting wall le held in (',tutu, this month,
old also ti.e Itol:tdut distract mreung for
tlodrrich d:Atrrt.
I;ray .1nO ons McDonald has leased
his farrn, lot 13, eon. 3, to Jones •Jackie°
for a term of rex )ears. It was a butte lot
up to • few tears ago.
Hesoail: John Scott was married ran
Meaday at the First Presbyterian manse,
'Leedom, by Rev. W..1. Clark, to lfargaret
' llsompeoe, of NanriItos.
Exeter : Reeve Pawdee, purchases the
8lty-acre farm from Mn Herr, SamweIl, is
t'r village o. Thar.dav last. He is having
it surveyed into park lots.
Clinton : 1►r. pleero ha+ decided ma leav-
ing West 'uppeerior for sore point 10
Xehra.ka, arid 51n. Reeve and pan .t the
family an at present an Toronto.
Niegbam : The liaise commimsiooars
for this Mina/ have refused to grant a
license to the Park House, and %Viogham
will bene only rive hotels this year.
Kipped : ,William Blair, while cutting
wood for Ilugh 51..4:rego.r, made a mis
stroke with the:axe. giving his foot • had
cut lle is now nun•nc a very sore foot-
Tuckersmith Sir. ('harks Mason, of
the Slit) lead, raised • large bank barn last
week. 11th supposed that nearly 200 men
were present, to assist it raising this barn.
Clinton : Three small Lova from town
were rutlty of breaking into a achcol house
in Mullett a few days since sad stole a foot
hall ; it was recovered by 1',aoatab:it Whet.
ley.
Seaforal 1' T Kellam, of this town,
who is • student at Toronto Med-cal Schcol
has, we are glad to learn, cased his third
%tar examination. taking first class honors
in all but two suljecte.
Itrnw'seh Mr. Blake. ot near London,
was in town last week lookioa up the Mash
bility ot operating • brick and tile yard in
vicinity 01 Brussels. He took samples of
the clay home with him.
Tuckenmith rrn Tuesday. May 1, H.
MMee:owlet was helping at • barn raising at
C. Mason's, Tuckenumitho when a wooden
Fon was driven into the bell of his hand,
making • painful wound.
Nutlet' : R. A. Nestles, who has been
.topping with ohm. Stevens, of the base
line, lett Monday for Likings, Mas., where
he intends to reside in future. Ile says he
always travels by the C. P. R.
Henson : Daniel Belt, emceed son of Jas
Bell, of the censer farm, London Road, near
lite village, messily posed • very eon tes
fel examination at the Detroit Medical (bf•
lege anti is sow a full fledred M. D.
Morris : Thos. Whits, who home for
the peat eight years has bees in California
was viaitiee at Wm. and Robt. Shedd's'.
while en route to the Old ('o.ntry to see
hie mother. He will probably mania la
Soot Ito ltd.
Rtyfiel.I O. Thursday, April 19tb,tbe
death eoo.rred of Thos. Parker, an old and
h ighly .steamed resident of Rayfield. Mr.
Parker was bore i• England is 1819, sad
was • resident of ;Manley and Raylldd fax
17 year.
antes Ilea Teinli.kees passed through
an important *Tent on Wednesday, when M
was married to Mims Whitens, ea estim-
able young lady of town : they will tom
MOM bossekeeptoe in the plsoe lately am -
espied by Jobe Harland.
Aremdold : The oasgn pities of (-asem
eh.reb neve estesded an ■aasiwtt.s call to
Rey. Mr. Stewart, of Chaos, to he their
pastor, oisrisg him a free mew and 81,000
• year. It is Mr. Stewart will att-
empt it, •M►esgb N hr* reentries $1,200 •
year •t lllnlmb-
blorrb : W.daesday el kat week Mary,
retie* ref the late Rutherford Smith, paid
N•tere'e debt lam was '78 years of y
For set oral years her health was peer. The
*seal teak plea es Friday. Rey. S. Amide,
.f Brumels. reedeMies the service. New
&Bares survive her.
Weasels : Joke Soli has 4iepewd d his
residenes e• ()rt.enea. to Mrs. J A. (heigh-
ts• ter the cam of 8600- his . very ees-
e.si.stll situated r"r'17. Mr. sled Mrs.
Soli will, probebly e.Nlser is ..espy the
hoses meld east Tell wine ate, bah ei re.
eelo
W IM i" .tram : Tisa Wiegleet ig11M sew
faeatroyed by lights'sg.
Nu0T.R,&T, 1 614., ,ley : -During the
heavy thunderstorm which prevailed here
our Saturday evening the dining hall owned
Ly J. t'. Y. Cornwall was struck by light-
n ing aril burned to the ground, together
with the contents, which included tun,i
tun of every description, besides atonal
other things of mncli vela Mr t'ornwall
is at preesnt is Chicago and tut.nded COW -
log home in a spurt time to open op toe
park for summer bnsines.
I)a.tar4ty Werk of Flo/bogs.
Hewit.rtot, Hay 5 -Yesterday the barn
and contents on the farm of Solomon
rlage, •bunt three mils east of the city.
were totally deNtroyed by Gln Five
horses, agricultural implements, grain,
hay and fowl were destroyed The los
will exeeed.$2,30 , and there is no issue
wee. Thirties was undoubtedly the work
of firebugs. and the rig wbien they dmv•
was traced to the city limits where the
eine was hat.
ltlol*ng From Le.4es.
Losuoox, ()Rt.. Hay b. --Joseph Mold.
brother to ex AId. John Boyd, left hie
home hen on Weibursday afternoon ata,
hos not beet. s•eu •tuts. The police were
notified. but as yet have found no trace
of tb• missing man. When 'seventeen
yeah old he received a serioo• injury on
the bead, and while be completely recov-
ered physically. he bse boon of weak 'mind
ever duce. - - - - - - -
=et■rwiag to Cassia.
Hoxrnae . May 5.-Tbe number et
families registered in the different sateen
office* of db Provisos+ as retanilsg tier
the United Stats to Canada during the
pat year figure up a grand total of 8,400
and plaitingthe average number of per
MOM In eacfamily at Bre, it shows •
grand total of Ada people wbo bar• re•
tutted to (Maeda flea the States.
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t4lU.i la teas Mersa.
Ova", Out, Ray 7• -Wm Taylor, •
yarn assn who pumped the organ M
eche Norfolk Street Methodist Ckmnh, whet
in amending the rhumb Modem' j • tumbled
and fell over the raitIng to the door below,
a distanee of ten feet, did on fiatnrday.
To Marry UIUUea..
Psovtnsxo . IL. May 7. -The an
noaawmank .t the wgegemeat of Hops
Goddard, the Wren to the fodderd mil
,loin, .sad C. O. I .11*,, the New York mil
Bonaire and well knows y.ahting man,
was made on 9atmrdiy.
Th. Oleweeetev My.-R:..tles.
9r. Joao, N. B,. May 7. -The • ration
In t llnneesl.r eosaly ler the Hoses of
Commons took plate on Saturda) lht a-
ehtard (Cor) dolmas! Dame fled-) by •
vets of 1,714 to 1,448
weal's Aslsteleas �pselM•s-
Will Ie of velem to the world by ill..lrstia1
th, iu preammests i• the mm.uM.hel arts
aced emi..st phymldsss will tell Lyes that
the pregressi. smelled aRwtr. W Mee a1
equal et
iwia lvs *bat My:•pdFly is fer a blvease
The statutory meeting of the Slav:haut.•.'
lasutute wee held It the reacting room on
Monday eyeaiog. The attendance of mem
bars being as usual, rather dim. 1.) motion
H 1. Strang was appointed ,•hanman of the
The secretary reported 1e,2 members on
WIngham The Council of Canadian the roll, an increase over that of last year
Order of Chosen Friends eetabluhed in of 14.
*Vingham, lest week, is Tusking rapid pro- The Jlrectots next was then presented
gres•. On Moudsy evening last, the s.o,nd by the treasurer, 1. H. t'olburue, which
meeting was held, when rex tees menden was as follows -
.ere added to the unrmbenh,p roll, The 4.,..,,,;i u, May 7th, lb'!tl.
courted will be known a 11'isgham Council, Tu the members of the tiofericb Mecbnlei
No. 2'2, and will hold its meeting, in the lasuome.
Forester's Hall. I.1111a• AND 1111.sT1.KN1\, 7'be board are
*gnu before you with their annual report
and are pleased to inform )oto that the 1r*
stout. is in gond coidluoo num.:tally. It
requires great can to make ends meet,owing
to • scant revenue and a stnall membership.
The mernbcrshlp,however,thu year has been
quite as good as most former years 11,2.
Wheel we %empire our menthe -temp with
that of tome other institutes of (be county
,r. toad it small, memo we we the largest
town iu the county. We hope the vood
*opts of the onto wilt give the matter
their careful attend, n during the comiue
yeas, and help to make the membership at
least double what it is for the year now
closing. The fee is len than two ante a
mono. week fur the advantages afforded by the use
ot a free reading room furnished with a
lite 1, ,I the beat 'cele t lite tune
large *orris of to n
of the day and • large library of well *elect
.J books by the heat and latest authors.
We are sorry more of our cittrero do not
take an interest in the institute as they
ouust know that • reading room and library
like the ones here are among the best edit -
color', particularly for the young, that our
,vuotry offers.
There nacre a book-keeping, writing and
an arithmetic claw this year of (6 puptle,
taught in the rooms by Geo. Sheppard,
shitch did goal work and were cooductedun•
tor departmental regulations. The report
owe a revenue fr. m class to be 832. with
xpendtture of 848, but we got a grant
the Government for classes of 83 for
each pupil. •During the year we erect to
the eepense of a new catalogue for the coo-
venteece ot members, which coat 855, and
each member can have a copy for the ask -
tug. 1Ve ve to thank thecountycouncil for
i he grant 115, toward institute aid and our
town coo 'I for their liberal annual grant
o Government saw 8t this year
•( 100. a
S
Y
to reduce the usual grants to institutes by
1a, t'"erhich aced our revenue from that
sours tj2'3 60, filch we hope they will not
il*ta .9'he n of books issued from
ti►e library is quite satisfactory se the
iibraians report show -s and the average e1
toodance at the rooms was better than for
former years. -'s.
The following are the treasurer's and
1,brariao•s reports.
Treasurer's statement fer year ending
30th April 18'(4.
ado 1mr"
['valance forst rd 1st May, 1891 $ 9.88
4iovernm•nt I;rant ... 245.50
Town (;rant 100 00
County Grant . . • . . . . . . . 15 00
Me nbere' Tickets 157.50
Class ipupils iso) 4200
Sole of Slagazines 28.40
l.eadbury : The many friends el Mr.
and 11re. P. alcEeeu, of !Litigate, North
I►aknta, formerly of Leathury. will regret
to learu of the .Igth of their daughter,
Minnie, which occurred in that place on
April -13th. The diseased 'mire lady con-
treaad a cold which settled on her 1uugo
awl caused her early dei th. She was nine -
tern twos of axe.
ealurtit : Mean. Iltoadfoot A: Box
shipped to Montreal this eek the hand-
some and valuable set of di ing room fun,,
tura on ei','4Itinn in their a ow room Len
for several days,. ane the hide aril of which
cost 860). It was e►ewal y over one
thousand people while on eclat item hero
The full set was sold fur a privy
in Montreal. It is a credit tot
A M.,. factory:
( `intoes : ltobe. ('cater,
Stapleton, Lut who has Leen em
the car shops at Cleveland, cane
tut week with the holy of his wit
had die,' in coutinement to that _ito
was the youngest daughter of
''eouehdeer. 0l the 12th con , t;n
tornahiy, and leaves two small chill
Mr. Carter. .!though doiug wall over they
says he will come back to Stapletou to
reside.
It. 1Vawaoosh : What might hay, been
a very serious a.eident happened a weak
ago last Sabbath. Mr. Harrison was drive
ins through his gate with a loaded demo-
crat, when the king -bolt broke, allowing
the front wheels to shp out from under the
bre, throwing the occupants rut and very
seserely injunug Mn. Harrison about the
bead soil shoulders. The rest escaped nn -
hart beyond a good shaking up mind
scare
set getting almost covered with mud.
n iegtiam : The brick veneered resides.*
of Richard Green was badly burned, almost
destroyed, last week. How it started u not
known, but the names had made mach
headway before beteg diecuveolee
family wire unaware of their danger until
they heard the belt ring. A portion of the
household effects was saved. The distance
was too great for the waterworks to be of
mach use, yet the tiro was eventually sub -
dud. Insured tor 4700 in the Stere►ctile.
itrussele : Adam +0. Cormack, who cams
hone last July from Colorado, sick with
c as0n•ption, died on the 1st of May. ,When
be came home no one expected him to Mast
• month, not even the doctors. Hu tenacity
of life was the wonder of all, but he had
not the constitution, and the vital apart
weut out. Ile mark the youngest son of the
late John Cormack, and was a printer by
trade. having learned on the Poet, and was
for • long tune or the Manitoba Free ,'ruse
Clinton : tin Tuesday morning, while
Stewart Plummer eras engager'. in prim
lug • tree, he missed 64. footing and fell to
the ground, a distance of ten or twelve feet
He struck on the small of his back, and sof
fere.) • vent deal of pain. A doctor was
called to who found that no bows were
broken, and &domed rest and quite. Mr.
Plummer still suffers considerable pein,but
his many friends are in hopes that nothing
more than* few days confinement to bis
✓ oom will be the result.
Grey : Last Saturday as Ths..1ohnstoo,
18th can., was driving toward home the
bolt in the dnabletree came out and let the
wbitHetres on to the heels of the horses.
The tongue came out of the neckyok• and in
the mad jumps of the colts Mr. Johnston
WW1 jerked nut of the wagon In • burry. He
was dragged some distance before ha let go
of the lines. the right shoulder was des
located asd it took two physicians to get it
back to its Oboe. Mr. Johnston was for
taoate in soaping as well as he did, al-
though he will to son for some time over
ter •ocideet.
Clinton : The other day, while in King
cardiac', G. F. Emerson got a pretty bed
tsmUb from bis bicycle, ilea it is • warier
be did .et break his neck. With • couple
of others he was r.di.g rapidly along one of
the streets, when a pug dog ran directly in
frost of bis wheel. Then w no poesibil
sty ol avoiding it, and he 'frock the dog
broadside, swinging the wheel around a■d
throwing him o� He fell on his bead and
,healdsn sed was tendered uacasecintu.
They carried him into a drag store and
dressed his wounds, which turned oat to be
cot s+ serines, sltho.gb his face a pretty
leidly warred cad his limes pretty 'ore.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Haarri's Wrnca.r.-Whim you wish to
know in • peered way what bappeeed, you
read the novae" (sr evening] .0wepp•r.
Whoa von west to kaew hew it looked you
buy Hatrp•r's Week' .
If ASTIR's Streit No matter what other
magentas
and papers the Amortws woman
buys, .he wbcrihas to Harper's Maar for
the klermaties it rootage' •test fables&
it is ear guide mot eery in these smatters
which have given her the reptatia of be
few the beet-drssad womt.. 1a the world,
but in thew ether gelatines of mode whish
are set las important the teolmeeabls ia•
serration in dieser girls., is reodeimm in
furniture asd dererwtien, .sad is the titese-
e sd sad owe thap whisk dbtav itsb the
seltiested Americas bossaheld is
e s Mbar paper le this Mid. The Barr
W se rival d M Me see 01 a M11Mp•INLr.
1608.28
Kt rzeoteve0.
Rooks for Library 4116.73
Magazines tor Readout Rem . 82 78
New Catalogue.. 56.00
Rent, Light and Heating ..... 87 60
;salaries 170.00
('lasses. 48.00
a1iscellaneou, Expenses .. .. 30.00
$590.08
Balance forward to 1894-5 . 18.20
!0608 2F1
(.1RRAR1t"'+ 011.100.
Vac in Library -Biography, 253 ; fin-
nan, 786: history, 307: miaoell•neoas, 440:
ge•er�� literature, 73 ; poetry and the
drama, 108: religious, 166 ; scteoc* and art,
398; voyageeabd travels, 325; works ofrefcr•
ono*, 76. Total 2431.
Circulation - Kiognpby. 59 : fiction,
3,862 ; history, 364 ; miscellaaeons, 266 ;
gamma literature, 41 : poetry and the
drama, 54 ; ' 0004111, 60 ; seiesoe and .rt,
73 ; voygs and travels, 454 ; weeks of ref -
creace, 36.
Total sumber of visite by genu 16,619.
ladies 5,670.
Total 22,289.
Auger aumb•r of visits per day, 73190/30.3.
Number of eewap•psrs, td•ily) 3.
(weekly) 10.
" mass rises, 11.
• psrtodia.lg, 10.
All thaw report+ were adopted and elec-
ties of spoors then took pl*oa with the
following remelt Trashiest, Robert Park ;
1st vies president, Wm. loss: 2sd vice
president, P. Ford ; secretary, lien. Stine':
tre•aarer, J. H. Colborne directors, H
Smith, W. H. Mersey. Rd. Shames, 1). J.
Natal, W. T. Welsh .editors, R. Y
Williams and H. W. Ball.
After • vote of tb•sks Le tb directors
for their s.oesnfsl management of the at-
tain of the Ig.Mqu and • reply by the re-
tiring presidia. lb• t► the• sad
monied_
Norton. 'he Meal ageism, 1Rs auereaass
tar Tam Las o. le at the albeit of U. O. Wad,
J.P.. seayereeeer, Z6. wee will resolve se
tan fer setnmrpat•mo, sdvsntdeg and JN
moat and M enamored to (tee ',instill' for
s waste /std M tb mama.
Tt.tnar May.
Prr aatist> --David Mesa has rss.stly,
by memo of per.he.i•g Wmmm village Iota on
$methanpl's-et from the oydesale, been
enbrgies his tee slow.
Sammie P.onamen flu. --J. (lay mud It
Plegleyoefill leek sled, um busily mews*
Ile eenstruotnnu tier buildings to the till tea.
Mita, when tiaisbed, will said gte,•' f,) le
the appearance of the oleos.
L,. I.a.LAIITI. are.-tluartsrly omelette •or•
vices were held in the Iletbo.ltet ell,'- 45.••
at 'lunge/moo and ('r.we of last Sabottb.
The pastor, Key. D. Roger., officiated.
Rev. K Fierbslru pr.. bad • sermon at
mimetic esn'1 m ,o the Msthodiet church
bre.
CIA.I.L 01 TISK 1.411 D..1,1 SENA I. A
Divine servlee will nominee.-• toe the Presby •
tenon church hero on next Sabbath an.I
continue until turther notice to 10 1.5 t o ,
instead of half past ten o'clock as hitherto
All ooacerned will govern themselves air
cordingly.
i;teic,a. AN. .1. -Henry Echlin and wife
of Toronto city, who love been on an ex•
tested visit to relatives to Dungannon and
Ashtiel3 township lett fu: hoose. 11r.
Edo; n was loud in hie praises of our neat
thriving village, and expressed himself
more surprised when he visited here, than
wb.t he beard ot it.
l;uep SALK. - It pays to keep good stock.
Wm. Cameros, of West Waw•nsh, pear
St. Helene, reoently sold to 11 -Mt. McLean,
tit 4: cleren, arc head of apleudrd looking
)-hung ca:tlr, fur the handsome sum of 8400
W. 4' d.-tn: vet great credit. Ile is rapidly
c ,mutt to the front in tl e list of shrewd and
proo..aetve tamers. lion en :ars to him.
1 1.111 Nr, -Miss Row, of Kingston, lint ,'
• -d Mrs. 'Colin Pentland ,,,ee .lndereonl, of i
Joliette, ('hica.o•• are vi.it•ng r.•'attves and
f .end. 'n the. neighborhood.. Master 1
F:'wio Pentland. who has beau in it position
for some time pest is Kincardine, es vieitieg 1
relatives here. He, b+ting scored a post -
ti -.n in 1)runi4o, ltitemisto leave libretti' for
the' pla-:e.
1'..%\rn u•.tTED 111..41N E... --The business
of • ur suave and genial produce dealer, 11'.
SE rrow, is more end mora tucr•ssrug. For
instance ou last Thprs lay he I)a0gbt e,tga to
t e abient of ooerly 10.40 d. ten, and Jur
Mg the week , of course not including Sob.
bath i Ile bought 3,400 docen, cud upwards
of 1,0001b.. of batter We presume. tak
Mg tato coo.ideraraln teat we have no
railway escalope, wbith we ought to has•,,
there ie no village in 4 tntari., that ..n Leo
1 tuogannon for am mut of boo:uwt in
merman'. point of view, an 1 were too
favored with railway accommodatie n, Dun
cannon would take the 1e.) of mon pre-
tentious places.
1;R.sNI, F:Nrr.I4TAI.,.!...r AND Cove' RT
On the eveeiov of the :Nth Slay, a gree.,
concert, under the auspices of the brethren
of 1'. 11. F , will he held in the -lgrlcul: ural
hall. The etrvioaa of the renowned Sim
Fax, Toronto, have been promise", besides
the beat of Lxal taleot for the newton. A
good time Is anNc.p*te.1, weather permit-
iug. Owing to the celebration pf the
Queen's birthday to be held at l.,tcknow this
year, the games, etc., which hal been are
reeved to be held at Dungannon have
beed roPPed. Ntow •erat
large attendance
is expected at the concert, the program for
which is said to auras* any previous con
cert held here.
AeotAL Mrxrts... The annual meeting
of Dungannon Hechanita' Itat.tute was held
:n the reading room on Monday eveoiug,the
7th inst. Secretary's and treasurer's re-
ports were real and unanimously passed.
P. ('lendenntag was re elected president. K
d: t:vawford rue prstde01, AUDI Metier.. A.
K. McKoy and ,i. t. ,Yard were re-elected
secy. and treas. respectively. Drs. McKay
and ('ase and Messrs. .fyho Mowers, Jobs
Whitley, R. Jardi.e and Jas. Davidson
were appointed directors for the text term.
The institute, which has only been iu epee--
ati•m for abut two months, is progressing
beyond anticipation, there being 105 mem-
bon. The treasurer's report showed • cash
balance of thirty. five dollars and tterty•on•
cents up to date.
HIGH COURT OF JUST ICE.
tae Itprlrtt M1u.P'71e raw. Thal fame
error" the Court.
The bellowing are the cases that came on
for trial lettere Hon. Mr. Jnstice Street this
week
Charlesworth, et a1 v. Brown This was
an action brought to recover the price of
goods sold to deft. Brown, and guaranteed
by deft. Lynch Judgment was given for
plff. The defendant has sins been arrest -
a' on • charge of perjury in conn•. tion with
his evidence given in the above case. liays
for p16.; 1'r asoir & Smith for deft.
inmbertus y. Dalton An action for tree
rue to plaintiff's load and counter -claim be
ef•srlaut for trespass to his land. The
pommy of land in dispute is • strip of
Mod about three feet weds. Judgment for
Off tor $10 and full costa Cameros, Holt
R Holmes for plff : Comptes t Johoetoo for
def t.
Wood v. Pframmer-An action to deur
mine the ownership of aortal' moneys
whish had bees paid Into court. Jadgmunt
for plff. for $315 and interest and met of
wit. Hent & Thompsoe for pit ; Manning
Scott & I*wrrace for deft.
Walsh r. Smith Actioa on betidinagg cos
tract. Referred to blasts at God•rrch.
Vastest" for pit(: Maneit.g A Soott for
deft
(meads v. laundy Action easiest deft.
as administrator of Henry Laa sely for
board sad maiatematoe of dammed. Jud
mast for pl.tnt4A for 8800. (;antero., ilot
t Holme for plff ; tarrow 4 1'roudf•ot dor
deft.
Stewart s. Mcl sa--Aetioa for oostribe-
tie.s by oo. -cabanas. Settled by both par.
thee. Cameros, Holt ! Holmes for plff ;
Campeau R Johnston for deft
Baird v. Thompson Action no aort.ag•.
Pnstpnael until the Fall 541181ss. Dewey
for plff : ('urwran, Holt A Hama for deft.
4 A• v (Me--Anactin for con•tructioe
of will said ad.tiai•tration of probate. Re-
ferred to the blaster at Godancd Collier
for elf . Diatom foe deft.
4;rifTith • Dawes. Actin for payme.t
of batons• of psrohem mean of land. holm -
meet for plff. Garrott L Pro.dfoot for pail ;
Creamer b Smith for daft
wup(rma : Weed WIN rsMlirsd 1111 Mon
day, of the Math, w $mnday, 1. (tea Vega•.
New Mellow, of Js. Kerr, brother of
Maws. Wm. cud Job Kerr, of this town.
M r Kerr west West several years azo. oto
•eeo's1 of hie health, beteg trebled with
hem dine... A show was with Aim at the
our el bb Math, and will arrive this week
with the remake for hs*ertsent se the Wh.g-
bm •wmm11ry, Tb diwwd was a stash
time, sad WW1 well kerws nod bigb
1 itZose td r Seine
THEY WILL BUY A CLACK
I . r
iRaau lar Town Oounoll Meeting
Tae 80e01110s that fame 1 0 for bt.e■.ale■
--a algal•walebmaa'• ,'lock ru M •
b..g0l-rhe Masser tolerate
descent Llghlleg.
The regular meeting ot the torn roused
was held on Friday evening, May O. Pre.-
, eat The mayor in the char, reeve Proud•
foot, deputy reeve Holt, councillors Nairn,
, Nurncy, Strachan, Tbtmgeou, Naito!,
reminder to Smith, S•llows. 1 wee, ,Nilson,
• Dunlop end Raid.
The minutes of last regular meeting were
read and approved.
11ae••1tl,.
The Treasurer's report showed • faience
to hand offal 3J,aed was referred t., :insect
Oowt:rll tree.
The engineer'. report was referred to the
water and light committee.
11'54111 .I, 414,',
From, 11 ret. Itabh, sakisg her illc privilege
of budding en addition to the bath house.
Referred to public works cuminutrr.
From the secretary of the t:.C.0 1'. asking
the council to have the atones, tin and other
oboe setts remove., fr an the Square. File.,.
Freon A. Nicholson, asking that a out of
c.w.table's clothe, be turn:sh.•,1 by
the council.. Granted, the cost not to
e t coed 825. ,
From J. Shannon and others. aekmg for
use ot town hall on the evening of clay 17,
for the purpose of holding a hop. 4:ranted.
.1 number of accounts were presented and
referred to the 6oatce committee.
FnAR1•11 .'PNI,ITTK.. aerol:r.
1nor oommittee have examine.( the fol
lowing amounts and rmosnmen, their pay-
ment : Joseph Kidd, 44).10: 'Ioha,l»hnetoo,
53 : The Notianel Carbon C,.,$47 54): 1.'. A.
F)umher k son. 12 25: Sturdy Roo. Ad 25;
S10 oil Bro.., $1b 80 ; Hamittoo ,:lass
4'c.. $6.
Pun.(r Hnl.r, chairman
I:eport adopted.
1.t1.•.,wtt Irr)tf. itfeotT.
Your committee maker the 145100i•g
rcer,mmeodations:
I That the conned purchase an echo
magneto nightwatchm%n's clock, at • prob.
able cruet of $100, 4':'!udta4 installation.
2 That the salary of Mr. Reid lee In: nae•
e 1 "Ott per year. Tito,. C. Nia471.l.,
('ban man.
Report adopted.
11' imp .1 nkh- • I,N 54rrrrl. + R/.rlgtr
1 our committee beg to report that they
advertise•! for Lauder4 for the irslti.:o of
caretaker of the Square, and that the tender
of Wm. Mid'reath, at 459, was accepted,
Your committee have made their annual
tour of the town and recommend 'uprose
menta to the amount of ;600 ta be expended
as the clerk will read to you. --
t1'e re,:nmmend the p.yn•rut oft acommt
to Alan MMci1.uvall of the e11n1 of $50. • -
.1. N. Swiri, Chairman.
The report was adopted.
R1410.1 111 11 Al:e *T • ••N STY'', R.
four committee beg to recommend that
traders be asked for the ration of market
clerk. 1t K SAI.IA.n., chairman.
On motion ot 1 aces and Strachan, the re-
port was adopted
0Y►pkt tot 11.17111 AND 1.11•11T ,'OS WITTKg.
Your committee have considered the ape
plicatirns of John S. Platt and the Wing.
ham Electric leeht Co., in reference to put.
ting in as incandescent electric Tight plant,
but at present are not in • psitlnn to re•
comm«nil anything definite We submit
herewith • communication from the Wing
ham Co. The second offer contained in 1t
appears to your committee to to the one
most imitable to the town and would re
quoit the council to meld*r same. A11 of
which is respectfully submitted.
1Y. Poor priors, chairman.
',loved by Mr. Yates, secood,'1 by Mr.
`allows, tbat the report of the eater anJ
light committee be referred hack to the
committee for further consideration and to
report to the council. Carried.
)loved by 1'roudfoot and Nairn, that the
Mayor be requested to apply to the,iovern
meat to have the passage around the Leland
in the harbor dredged out so as to permit
teasels to approach the docks.
('ouncil then adjourned.
it 1.. Marren or Bra,Nlow. -The wise
merchant inserts his advertisement in the
newspaper for the mime rearm es prompts
him to pay a high rental fur ea attraetIve
aeon on • leading street that he .nay 1 a
seen of mea who buy goals. 4)1 course he
did not need to advertise : and he might
hors ranted • cheap store an et ale way in
the outskirts. H. knew better than to fol-
low enoh ea areas anew
Tons ('As I)are%I os Hlw-Itruesels
Poet : Last Saturday the Militia 1;•seal
.t Ottawa i•.s.d *. order making George
Frederick Riau, 2.4 Liminess' of No. 5
C. , Hruseele, in oonneotios with the 33rd
Battalion The Captain, Lawyer R 8.
H.yc, resides is Seaforth mid tin 1st Lieu -
team, Dr :thew, practices the healing art
in Chen*. en that 1s ease of a saddea or
.&expected attack we would have beau to
hal shape osisss some of the " old bays
W Ro 61ick oe 1V. N. Slnotur -oonl 1 hats
lead the brave No. 5. We'll rest tate one,
however, mace Lieut. Blairs .ppoiotttteot.
4T471111'4' a1_ -The following i■t.restirtg
partiral•rs for line township. 1804, are
taken front Amar K.ymean t yell . Ne.
of ebiMree between 5 and 16 yeses, 916:
No of ohildren between 7 and 13 yea 5
496: No er children hawses 15 sed 31
years, 37f ; No of mels between 21 sad 60
'•care, 791: total potation's, 3,92,3: No. of
ca tie, 7.200: No. of sheep, 4 380 ; No. of
be." 2.0220: No of herds. 2,173 ; No. nI
do;.. 377: No of bitches, 13 ; No of b rib.
62: No of Maths, 21 : total No. of acres.
64,t171 ; total No of sores clear, 41,467 ;
tet., No •f aures, 6,601; toad No ot.aors,
swamp tied wadbls.d, 16,673; total No ol
n►ehard, (73) ; total amnion et acres Fall
wheat, 2,769 ; No el steams bailee., 'J' : se-
wed sada* ad real roam, 91,601.500 ; m-
eowed vale. el peroneal property. 81,800
total videos( real sod pervosal property,
$1,699,000.