The Signal, 1894-5-17, Page 1The Beet Is tike CheapMt
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"THE SIGNAL"
18 TNR BIGOT.
IM. I)ou.A A Y[AR ix Al,y.t\rl:.
VOL. XLVI. 24G5
THE -PITH OF THE NEWS.
Little Itisb idle. 9111/8'MDM'e.
be
THE L111/`n=NCil• IiV'tON 001:72 Z.
IIIc Clime to hing zeta. Et.sih in the week
bei:ittbit:4 Jui;a 23. ---- -
1 hoin as ).or, •e, a Cd eyed trail, of Euuiw
mre, o•nt.. w..• run over by als engine in
Ile, 1'.-I,lreI s ar.le nt Picea, N •'t'„ ou WItIbeM�eA Ft'Ofn tbe(}alleiry.
Wtdurr.lay• and hu right leg was a. badly 1t�y1
etuebed that amputation was tiecerarv.
l'eluuo.obaw et Robert/on. Moutreol,
laird arr..d of ter .Marr. of Ib. Week mauIif•.•turerw 01 u.ou'du,gr, hay, novas
1 aro folly resseated oriel Wen ed. The ..alludes amount W tl; lJ1K1 and
Iles at waif Ziailers er the priticit•..1 creditors ore l,.e Ontario
Im vs•sve
Bank, VIALS, and Motion* Bonk w 23
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GODERIOH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY. MAY 17. X814.
,DOMINION PAkIJIA?H>EN . �i „, �ta;k'°a '►""IIS 11'001 11.tRRET IN Net
.# the e:t b�e�shh°»J:t':'ut
are now as low, it not lower. thou
ada, but, notwithstosdu:g the., 1 *n. ..,
there will ne wine epa'ula6..0 11,
raise the price of our domestic wo . .
,yield their precept values, relying els the
expectation that when the precept duties
are taken nil in the United Su.'.. tee prarc
i will rise. The Aoen.as are not chaut; ug
their tarot on *1,0!s to give lite Canadian
wool greeters mor money ter their clip, but
(simply to give maawfaeturers of the 1'uaed
Sate free wool at tha lows.• p senile
a
I.ix)K AT THE DATE
or r --
YOUR LABEL
TkILES -Jr,EMIL .
PE:: 'i l! 1 r V(It ‘lie. IS .lARKKI)
CI' IN .''.1 1\CF.
.-ry sp
td
oto
1'. !,1.I('l)'UDY, I'"»'k
eidt"Oei f,.m l'eleuttw say thele la no
pas,rl t.'• fear • net v uprwug.
Itu'4. Columbia safu.on ca.nsrt} haw
n.alb.n.d to Inuit the output and ruutr..'
Act.: J. K. Emmett it being sped for
as ab.. lni • divan-.- by his wife, limey
q'sy F:u.asett.
Near Dayton. (tido, dnrin;t Thursday
.itn.t.•t -int, Roy ()boleti was .truck by
anal killed.
A m:•urr:ueut to the mother of George
q'ecatiguei was .dedicated at Fredericka.
pier:• 1 s . ••u Tbnredy.
.T!,- •t. osier spree, which arrival at
Nor 1 from Europe on Thursday.
ono. ::IMO() 1,,'uid. •
K, . I at r in:nw r Jatrict!a exjenene-
ing :, o1 ii, (aeon. ' Miniug men are
hr►: : ",err by hundreds.
tt•„ranal lluuse of Magnates Iola
Iryo e i Vie civil marriage bill. 1t is re-
mote -I ' l:e mta.et re will r..tgn.
1e, • ewe w. re killed rend t5treapp bw7[ty
erie'r•-•1 ;o • railway collision- suer Eau
lAye. 111., aa'ThuraJay uigbt.
r comae lois,'aged ML,..une of Esme.
+Jett reeient. 414•.1 et Witnds•.r
rut: a. .f era lowering Moira*,
A Q--o-t .,tole at Rocklin. Cal. on Friday.
.omnmen.lr: of the indae:Nod
arwj'.:,.tn little, east true, Sacramento. .
1. - 'eon .1 Jenner of teas Y-.uptuving
wet. held ..0 ►r.dsy
H.:•-.' :.1 t' a Otero a Hotel. formate.
:rte i...toy 4'. lttrer. wife of the th.0 ri-
ra sr . • •lots Friday in New fork. Mrs.
e ' e tic s,,1b. r of Afteen children. !
. urn u Spring/WI. N,14., biro •
. . .•u str,:e, visioning that the
•.-Ave sot kept their spouse" t.
A. . Spellman. a wail's- .try
• 1 '.atq of New York. eummitted
: iinrodly night 1.y gas iutuliatsuw.
r of St. Pet.rsl,ora have recent
it Ciw:v tst.ol..aeds ca:.tures of. '.nota:ea,
26.1 ,a'ttrtu iisitem i en.artete4 in ,sue
tai •t. a
lir .l.'Inith, Ilritt.h Home Secretary,
i., nu(ri..-i t 1 L ndon on Tbirsilay (o
SW Mot : a Tennant. Theo/10k w .b,M-
_ hast.. _ . -- _
1t 1 eielimeb.rg un H'eJ'ute.day two once•
plea s.:. married %boos nutted ages were
e?M::eyy ears.( a tette pant erupt' about
Mot
Tu Por: rt.u.ie comic i0 l oadon an
n n .pare that a bscteriol••Yica1 examination
- th .t the epidemic prevallug at lots-
,
e Lukes
the shore end of the Com-
o., ,.d4 tbmpwinyta new cabs was
suit: • t' end completed at Came, \.5..
07.11• •.alar.
- Fir- 1 xn1 of tr.d4 listens .!tow that
la. , r , from linter, to ('ands de-
r' t :r••u Oki; in April, lfil►9. to 3,521
as AI• 1`•114
11. u.. ' u:b Chamber a 1.441 bas pass.
ed :', •r"•rel rvadin,t providing that the
Ke :: • n . f cribjua;a .h .11 l.-reafter be
erica ••
A a«,.t containing 7S commonwealen
eeleaol in Yak' River near Ellensburg.
1ta.: on Friday, and four were
B k;ie mooring n boat at Wee River. P.
F. 1. on Thursday eight. Samuel lar
roar.g.4 fifteen, toll tato the water slid
wa dr •wne,l.
1(511,e lfan,bww, aged 30, • fano hand, e
helot ill Etgtt. ing Towrabip, a few mile.
Irons 4;-oeg-tow.. banged himself un
Thunder.
I- its rseeiv.ad at the Unite.' Sates
llatsrtuoent of Agriculture ema cate that
e remite of etatton this year will be 1.9 per t
tett' low thee last y• ar
q'. -int hoe been received that on April
Si ti.e Velexuelan_ lilies of E4ido and
7lifeetAMI •es, J.ein.yed
by an eartbyttke, with heavy looe of lite.
A Je.I.ateb from Yakima. Wash. says
art a battle metered nn Thursday night,
blares,. the .deputies and cataraonwea ors,
•in which two deputies were shoot, one fa•
hliy.
The motorbus Ie. Henry C. F. Meyer.
.tffere I le court .t New York on Thursday
to {':wast
emote to to manslaughter, bat the
rirtiiec,utlei, refused to sosept much a ver-
1
er1 he .:,.t11,0.11, wpmetoo brings word
that it :. r.ot.o.lered atm est certain that
Swath A,o,trxlia will end • representative
!'• a a•i.dlan conference t.. be held in
Jane
A 11,e (real deepsteh says N is probable
that tn• local stsem•hlp iln.n may be
cempellsd to meet the cot in ps senger
rates now made d0 New York end Liver-
pool
The oaken( IM coal miners is having
gorrydfdiametral,*
the
Philnbf�iwhih
01,. ^'4 shipments form a most Important
tient,
Yr. Lary F. Lease, the Pop0H1t leader,
•'langrrnosly 111 at Kamm city, Mo. She
e.•rr:ed over the threaten
that th►eat
bei (ram. '.rank., and believes site will yet
bs mea.,inaled.
a!•i4e playing near a s pile of burning
°tush at R,410 lay, N. S., • Av.ear-old
414.1 named Pine went too hoar the blase
and received injuries wbkb from it died
ten Loan later.
The (mend of the lata badge l.laarw,
•bo diel .uddeely an SNardy took
Moo at strutted on Wednaaday I).
ei...,ep was (peony- Judge frees INN to
110/1. when h. retired
TM h.rime trial 'Wore Om Presbyterian
eysad of Olttaws and Montreal was rim•
ded"d on Fridley evening, the melt Wog
Ra NI p^snudMp sgalnet reef. Jolla
�pb•l wow d
Major General lieria•rt i. wsrmiy def.•ttd-
ed by the Freuct, press tit M.•ntrtal
ega*WM the setae►• mole upon lent tor
ealugiaing the !'ep.l Zotioree and !whiin;
them ao ns gtw,d rxawulvs;' for flee 9Jtu
IilattuIh,,t,
At St. Lock on N'a.lutwlsy, while Fred•
ely.all.ike, at i 10, wee playing with' •
*Mail wire ataa•L.d 1.. a .toM.I, the wife
Was thrown over a Ituih-y etre. sue, twist
ing ar. and Burke s :,r k, shocked him to
By the fall of a:ehimne. ill' the rear of
toe t'. Y. It T.Iwgr.1 h company's offM..
at \1 iht.lprrr on 11 . bite,.dey. Ho:.ard
smith. check eirrk, was a;s hotly 4.i14.4,
• ud•.tobrel 'Pennant, ute,..e::y.-r buy. fa
tujered.
t
NEWFOUNDLAND AFFAIRS -
arts towhee Ili, ultra l 1. m, the 1.1 .nd
• 1'.u. I,•: air. \ In Neil.
$r J,nx a, :�t! l Ater IL -F. ' , a, di
int r..'. er el d Va.•t.herw4 i(iov. r ,,snit,
w 1 11'.. I, ,tr'.i ltntrhtn.pslWhitewarites,
were h -.10111M, 1 at Weestern Bay. ,The
f..rn.rr tw,. heid their Ituastuction fees in
e ohl oral the lC6ttessityitea in batik roto.,
1'he (uru.er I.dgel • protest with tee re-
torniug officer wooin.t the WhttewaviI..
orrthe gn,und tl.et notes Were 0.a Soot
:taaJer. The 11'ettewat-itas at St. J•.ltn'.
diol 1.d diso--..rr t. 1 F'ri lay that their 0110
deletes' uo mir.el:•,n' 1. es wore got to gold
r
anf then d . a•,•
1 'i e
.lea h. n (coat. the K
weaker
tit the Assembly, by special train with
*efecient gu:d. ) taerton d..t but arrive
in time dui the t'...rrjtitneui lawyer t6fails
lisle trey h. mteieahtr u. void t!ee election
i( the 1\'hit. spite. win.
•The Ixdminatir.n stns not aceompudetl
wi,ehuut ante 'elictarbauaw. Atte'ml.ts
were, made to p -'.sent the (ioyernment
epeslere fn.m alure.aaig tu. meeting. . but
moot of the people ineietrd oft t.earau,( ell
the speaker•. Liter in the night, tibio•
ever, while the lnrvernment party were
journeying tosnr:i. leiati,l Cove, they were
attacked neer .:alt Island. Atton.ey-_
t'etieral Mere:W,, ('%email" . Sie.ret•ry
Morena an.l Gee-bu.l were +.idly (eaten
Thoelr ,njurfr. ar. not reat M.1 newt got
tl,nmgh wifely and held a *nee:irso at
legend Cuv., Sir Wm. W6itewa., Hon.
Robert Bond and Hon. Atrgtuons Ilarvey
t�illtItarT chi 1 llctTwee to -.lay.
1
ih.4•44 ras+edieled. wisp merdeeed Ce,r�bt,* : ago A rmmo W I" -
"Olin T' liferV SIM lien -
THE VIENNA STRIKERS.
d arty-thrre Perrone Weer Hit by the
rlriam of Tweely-1►Ne Mod..
Cua,s. Slay 12. -Toe bo-dio•s of the
atriken who were shot by the troops at
(Nitrite ou Wednesday were tarried t.. the
cemetery by soldiers. the civilten* haring
uuawtu.•ualy refuseel to have anything to
do with their burial. The authorities
were obliged for the same reason to ,itg
the grave* of their vic:lm%. .l curres
pnldent says that a;thottgh only twenty-
three shots were fire.+ by the troops ..n
the occasi.tn of lite killing tit the men
buried this morning. Forty-three lierw,ns
were hit. Thie u me:.tt.rued to illustrate
the .badly effect ,f tee Manuiicher ref-,
li.uulh It is not .urp.r;s.ug that the bullet*
should hare pooled through the blies of
ter teen in front and woatnded thot•s be -
hint them, ss the tlrieg was all done at
extremely short ganger. .
The I tetrau strike is still spreading.
The miners in the Rtttherhilde and Count
1. ri.ct.'s pit. went mit to -day, an,l it is
rape• tel that the men in other mines will
soloist to -morrow. All of the mines are
guarded by troops who are being strongly
M is(oree.I. Throughout the district all
pwbii•• boners have beet. ordered close,+ at
•auset, and the .ale .1 iutoxicatits after
that hour t:as been prohibited.
BOY BURNED TO DEATH.
Me Nan,ed lit. Grandmother. et Par
(Langer trot 1.051 N1a Ow. Lab.
:run ens Fa..t.a, f /at.. flay 14. -The
dwelling horse and eters of Mn Peter
Mnldooti on Buten avenue at Seepeti.ion
Bridge, N. Y. , was burns' to the ground
at an early hour Saturday morning Mn
Mmldottm and her eye -year old grandson
tieing the duly ..ec0panu io the house at
the time. itis little fellow was awakened
no doubt by the flames, and rwsbing to hie
grandmother's room where she *Os fast
asleep, awoke and then emu back into ono
of the rear omens. The woman barely
e,eaped with 64 life and throerib • win•
dew. The little felh,w no doubt was
aided by the smoke and perished In the
flames, after saving the life of his grand,
mother. The woman was crazed with
grief and It took three men to hold her
from rnnning back into the burning
building to rescue the child After the
cremes hall pot omt the are the remains of
the braes little fellow was found horned b
a crisp. Ito are a supposed tr be the
work of an Incendiary
ONE WIFE TOO MANY.
e imam 4Mdl.1.. Cbawm.d WItb ottaniy
at Oka Ago .f 75.
Nrw Yowa. May 14 -William Middle
to., sped 70 and a grandfather, in charged
with bigamy by Mre Sarah Middletoe,
whom be married in December, 189'1 She
ls 77 years of age and a great-grandmother.
She mays .he rweeatly d1eoverd that her
heebanl's meomed wife was still alive.
nay have smith herrn married teres times
MMdlettn► wes arraigned in the Gates
area.* pollee coon atnrdey afternoon
and wee seat to jail in default of hall.
Hfl said hie emend wife died several years
ago Mra Middleton .mid that her hos-
bead's amsotd wife eels* to her r.oently
mad overdosed her marriage eertila.m.
Middleton and Me third wife keep a eon-
f.eW.nary shop at Rt Mark'. and Rock
away Avelino.,
{
5154 to Resins Mae Within the Malt. .f
PaiIM.w..s The clerkly Nsltet
hem the taNlal eee.$I.s
of r.blte Issp••N nee.
Ileraw.t May 9 --.ir JAI' Thompson
intr. duce,! Me bill yesterday providing
that tide titirt Monday in September of each
tear Neill be designated Labor Day, and
jw- eiteurved in • statutory I.oliday. '16.
Lel war. noel a Nrs1,, time.
'Jr. Mar*in mase:. for an Order of the
ll,:e.•, a:,owing the number ot settlers
brought into the Yorktuti - Nod Sslicuuts
district from Dakota, Lind tutor the Cal-
gary dL.tnet from l'nicago, and showing
rn each cam the naliuual&ty of snob .st•
Coot. the cost of ohatniuK them, sod the
cumber that still remain and the -occup&
Ohm th•,... reru•iitit:u are etii;•ge'i ill.
Mr. Mere caked that the return should
al... 1.e made t.. include • statement in-
cluding the State, of K-n.hiatKun, Idaho
IOW 1►r.•goo. H. bat spoken I. many net-
t:err fn,u1 those d:istrict., n.4. nil has told
him that tj.y hal dune rp!l
Mr. Martin said thet he, had m e objection
to the *44.14„11. and it tale he w..• to his
feet he would say that he oat free to pd.
run Wit fid: settlers .L.o had taken up
laud in theLl'ali;'.rr di*trict tial dune well.
'flee lr' tI .II pas oeol.
Br. Feet moved. That it Isexp!ethert
that menet-20y as ptwih;e th.. P•rlameme
should .•It,,ot a law td. I.rotiiut the imt.ur-
t.tiooi.. u.utnf.:eture and rode ot iutoxicat•
trig liquors to Cauala except for mrdkcival.
.atoutactnring npej awe• mental purle-sao.'
Atter recess, Mr. lirowh.e, in .cuutheg
-•illi wut:ou. soul the titre had curie whelk
the 1.vverriment should take the wetter of
resent.- intro consideration, so that should
the Noor;, d- ride that the prohibitory
puwaF ills with the Iktminiuu I,orernn..nt
they woo;,i be r.a.ty to pot the kw,
Itsrvip-a, Msy Y. -lion. Mr Daly i►.s-
terinv moved the H,meeint.. cone, tee o0
late bill to a te,d the Northwest '1'erritor
its Act alto'nog the election law. The hill
pr•vides that the elections .half not take
!dace unit' three weeks atter the n0luina
tion. L.t-auee .d the lack tit r•llitay,
Mr. Martin thorn. sed the hiatuses g( the
The eaa in.utee reports 1 progress.
16e Hou«, w -et into committee to cow -
e ider *Le jorovtatous of the new tariff.
Hoon 11r. Foster announced the follow-
ing changer,' which were weed to
l'oeideat ati iron or steel -bona' mete,1
. trip.. ur steel .40,1,, tit whatever shape,
andon all Iron or st-el bare tit irregular
t hsp.. Or section, cold ro!lett, cold t.am-
merrdL or j..label ill any way, in addition
II, the ordinary pr•:.ebe of hot rolhnd or
ha:oc•:nng. Orate shall be pad 1 0 of a
rent per pound in add1tiun to the fates
nate oil the said m..tena10 "
Axles, 'proems, and parts thereof, axles,
bairn mid axle, balks of eon or steel,
11.0.s.. were placed at 1 scut per mind
and 20 per cent.
'1'1.e duty ou wire naile was put bask to
1 .cryo pound; shoe tacks is oz, to 4 oz a,
1 cent per 1,0011. and l4.0wuts per pound.
Tacks and brads, not ext•.eding 16 oz. to
the I.UuO, 11 cents a 1,0.10, over 16 or.. 14
colts per twmud. Braes and c• Aper
weppt bark to the old ditty et 461 per tont-
. 'RAW May IU. -lir. 1leldo,'s bill to
disfrancttirr raters taking denies was die-
crosel ir. the House fn committee yestee.
day, t.ktng up the greater 1'''n of the
.lttiug
Mr. Jeannette, in Freneh. opposed the
bill lye said it was not pr.s.iIcsI, and i0
the event of anyone being trier and proven
inDucrtlt, it would entail on an innocent
man an expense hardly justifiable.
Dr. ti ironic opposed the LFI.
1 epi''
Mr. Jeauuutte .ruind an amrudmsnt to
the second seethe, providing that in all
cases particulars should be given.
The amendment wee lost.
Mr. Holley proposed an amendment giv
ing power to judges to examine the
petitioners. This was lost.
Mr. Aymnt proposed an awendmeut,
d ei:;g the wools " provided that the court
be satisfied by the affidavits produced that
such extensive bribery baa been practised."
Tide ant.ntlment carried.
An Ant respecting the Iinelph Junction.
railway, providing for the extension of the
tune for commencing the work for three
yeses and the comp etlun for rave years,
bee been rep.rrted in 16e Railwty Oom-
mlttoe.
(heews, M• 11. -In the Hous. yes-
terday lion. Nr. Onimet, to reply to Mr.
Oib•.on, said the j,''li at Dakeitle was re-
constructed in Oetober, 11187. at. cost of
$14.21((► The Government was swan
that the outer .nd of t6e tier had settled,
but as the lighthouse had bees mord
lick then was no danger of it being
washed sway, The Ilovernment was now
considering • petition from the mantel
pality of Oakville asking that the outer
end of the pier be rebuilt.
The rest of the sitting was taken .p b0
the dieeneslon of tariff items
Mr. ('oaawnrth, speaking of the item of
cotton velvet, stated that he had been
asked by the Toronto Hoard of Trade to
rvgn..t that velveteens should be classed
among dram goods with • dnty of SRS per
rapt After considerable distension It was
&lidded to slam velvet*, velveteens ..d
plash fabric* under one head, with a nal -
form dnty of :t11 per retic ad eolonts.
Webbing, elastic and non-tlastie, was
male 90 per este. Cotton sewing thread.
i0 hanks, wasmewed to 194 per ..nt.
Cotten thread and 'tenches (.040,n on spools
for tub.s wee left at 1di per seat
Sir Richard Cartwright obp•etal le the
duty of 114 per e-nt. duty ms o•otto15 In
basks The item passed
°ord•gs doe, wbk,h appeared In the
new tariff •e 110 per cent,. were rwleeded to
27 per east.
Ur. Foster elated that it the How
desired It he wo kI pet this duty ea seed -
age et the old Agan le she aid cantly,
we 1! swats per Ib, and 1D par set&
.d Norma. This wet caroti to
The lura. at , Moder tl r's% MN*
f rtatl s 1r hate �IpMM�i Jima pmltlaa� iA 1tr D
*8lspk1off i. i1 lam week. sial. levels elk =dm
.Maws, May 12. -lit the House yse-
telday Sir John Tbuuipuul said there hal
been a desire eviuceil ou the part tit the
House to hare the paper. wet 1, reference
to the bard pen come. There. was • mm
titan ou tee paper wktctt wn,lld cover the
ca►.•. 11e was sorry Mr. Fraser was not
prr.ent, but ill his torso. e, with the per -
Hoodoos of the, lluu.e, ha would move for
all the reports, papers and orders relating'
to the bard pan came, and *leo • the bud
imps of the judge of the Exchequer Posit
re.tectiug these •claims. Ike mottos
Paseo!.
31r. Casey ...ked that iron and seNj/nrd
in the ivanutactare of agriculturist lent.l.-
mr..t, ,hoold be placed up.ou the 'ins: dist.
Itte item was pass. d.
areal oil wee placed un
Flax war also ou the free
Mr. {Mensa asked if iron and Nes&
WOOS. sheets, plebe. angles aa1 Straw
were
a tree for w't
f v
4 .hl
pr
s.
pr troll
we for iron, steel u1 C. mpositr .hips.
Ilett. Mr. Fortes.uid that the Govern -
meet was cutoeidtriug that point, bat had
out arriisd at a c.tutlugt,n as t eJ.
The i:eW of sugar not abase number Id
Dutch standar,' we, ria.•w-ed to stated over
ter f•;rtt.tr c..neideratiusi.
MURDER W A ORISON.
•
A fri.user Iw a /Lear of t ..rree•line 5.,-
derval by a Mantas.
('nit a..e., Stay 12.,l.uh.•e M.i o,r, who
was eeyt to the iioo* of t'ortrrtWu' ou p
x i tine for beiue di.urdi rly uu the Whit
side fiat 1': cilt.ralay. was murdered in a
sleeking manner in his coil, which a1.'.
trantainenl the, murderer. 'ie'nrg�e IMulay.
a w•;.t.eey puidw,ner troika F:raastoo, who
5rc•w.a an 1.1etily iulylne. from the effects
'•f h.. rxa••seo. The two primatess were
o,uti,•r,l in the sante ce:1,. liminess of the
✓ woe.+ cot. • o: _
n. , Ii.t . of
the r
Brit w 11.
de
Maher r lie's! was beat•u to • eltapelees
num with a bucket. .Sohn Feeley, a
walcf,msti, was felled hr toe'.Iwi*itac, and
w..ukI here bee:, killed tied lou: two guards
arrived:'
N.&
Apply ter ltaresetl'• it.prteve.
Temomo, May 11. --Mr. .1 C. Ilohin
alta uuends to apply to t6r lrep..rttne*N of
tushes for the reprieve of Roland G, I.
1'aniett. win, figured ao teemninently tm
1'entral L-.tik stf,iir.. tits J.unoary °J9.
ISSO. 4e was srut.uoesi to''setae year. 10
petnieutl„ry for irate,. forgery nod other
cruise. Barnett u gdetiug mom • pint -
fool deems sod desires hie liberty at vary'
ire w:niters .rued hie term on December
16: he beim, eutitl.d to 13 months' remis-
sion ter good conduct, 1
OIrl Drowned ai t3w.IN.
Gest.Sit; at'ay14.--(iii Satntaay evening
w hale (leery !loom, s eau of lir. Howitt,
and Mess Ri6..l* I'arkiug, s dotae.tio In
Ili. Cowan's huueeho:d, were canoeing on
tee- river. tin it boat npset and Miss
Perkin* was drowned. Young Hewitt
tried hard to save het but was nearly
drowned ill the effort. Ile was exhausted
when he reached the (store and had to be
narrated ottt of the water. The body was
recovered about an boar afterward*
Dwarllleg Nnr.ed la rami....
gielcor, 'Onto Nay I1.--Yeetmr.lar fire
broke out in the residence ..t Mr. John
t'runk's of this tew•n Tlw bnildeu,;,
veined at $901.1was completely destroyed.
insured for SS[MI. Fire was caused toy'
defective chimney.
A VALUABLE 13r9OK-
'`TOe Mier) el ■e.b.40m," .y nes. A. O.
Ny de, e, 1, Y.
Rev. 11'. 11 Meredith, to Zion's Herat.',
Boston, writes: "II avow just hail oo.-ast},u
to,$e*,nlreter to 'The Story of 3lrtholisn.,'
by Roe. A. K Hyde, 1t D --a hook which
i keep neer at hand for ready refereoce,•od
',Won reach nt m •cit n who here aro •t
orated to it by the picture. if ,o -item.,
around which pile ores they tan quo k y lead
Sind un'onscinusly absorb much Methodist
hietot v, thereby becoming more closely at-
tached to their ('hurch be.au•e informed -of
her wooderfnl career -it ocean to me
though unasked, tocominesd it though 1 an
not an agent for ot or •nythin4 else: this
ons thin` I do,' and thiok every other pas-
tor should be • min of one work, but in
thet one work he can do gond by recon
mending good book. to the people
A picture of a ship in full mil, hangin
on the wall of • 'Vermont farnt-house is se t
to have made sailors of one after another of
the boys, who had newer seen an actual ship.
()oon this book of 900 pages almost an} -
*15*'. and you end pictures of historic
Methodist chanet.rsor places. its full in
deem enable one Ib turn in a moment t
whatever he waste from the hook. The
type is not the •igbr.kilbnv stuff that one
fe.n by day and dreads at sight, int
large and clear for day or evening use. Be-
fore seeing t6b h•nd.nmte 'plume we hal
our own idea of • history of Methodism
which would attract, interest and profit the
peopk, especally the young people, of uni-
versal 3lethod em ; this book crones nearer
that idea thea asy other we know.
Stevens', of course. is the standard, but it
n eeds rewriting and illustrating : erre then
it would be too bosky for the .versa
reader Smith's Raglieh work is very valu-
able.
ale.ble. Daniel's, well dlestrated, was in the
right direction, Int le .oiled by .nae
*armies "The Story of Methodusn,," by
Hyde, though perhaps too pictorial. a jest
seek • honk as; if lying ow the sittingeeoole
table, would he taken op again .ad again
by the boys and girls, by the tired father
• far hoe day • toil, and by the buoy house-
wife who hes only • bei orients@ to .pare.
its clear and restful page., .n easy to read
beans, written en $herinsely end wished
its, nicely, lead no, re anA nn until a rood
knowledge of the pe'•wo.t-noel ries sad
equally prnvidwtIeJ properra of nor great
(hteni thrc.g6.t the w • 'd heeownee m
familiar to ea as the wow, --.fey rise and pea
grew of e., satins. with .h•eh it h.• keg
se 45508 (o de Kp+rile h Ie•Rwes wold
de gel en town sod iw'l ..ol.e Ort It 11.:Okla
• .t.de.t 1. ..rsirg Slanw.y far en eea
l0tke
s•
ht' eanvarsg for It. ehonld rani (5111 es
Tem restive, admit him, leer hoe, patronise
hiss, and ycg will he the gainer ('40,154-
d of she geed they *web. do, 1 have
iwgbs its espies seil penned them in
hd`MIks.Be..ane .t they �eery l
..• - e s y lml,ti
Great Caution will be Needed
Learing Daml./w. Weyer. t.l.e woo ed Ad.
t lee a■ the retcha•e al ibis Sear'', I Ilp
-tie tale 54111 be 1 w,rrl lid
Nish a Aweward leadru,
From l.o,sjO Hisao 'e.11ame:Geecircular.. - ! p4'oo* m tvrn,peiruon with Faghsl, aua
7'he past twelve months will long be re- toreicu wool markets. and of the driblets end
manufsctutera through the country can duty
membered by those in the wool trade u a'rwivr This feet, the clip ut�Jfill-a►ll�hc
period of de/nation and dl.appointment. b ought at fully 10 to IS per coot. lee t hen
The do-n.suc clip of 1893 was bought up ill 1393.
and is leriely laid by conniry buyers and 1 heaMdoss t of tM clip of 18J3 a still io the•
dealers, anticipating the removal of duty oa of deakrs ani uns..ld. 1luring th
tut twelve
nun". n
lar .aut.ties of wool
wool entering the 1-olted States. load sheepskins, the product tit the United
The lyilean Iti11, now before the U. S. !States, have fovod ti,uir way tutu t'\nate
Smelt, may or may tea become law ie the lot prices mn.•le herr than our demesne
(text few mouths. If it dors ft ceuuot help wool. and shrepsan. awLl Le 0.41 for
Mie. I would advise caution m buying the
the WOO the et to t anatfop4to any great ea • l'•aadiva M no m•tney hr!Ilw•en toad -
font, as wools grown in the I easel States out of l'eaaduu soul Ira three .or four
aro now being imported taro Cupola tgoou• yeas toots -
seterahle qu.anteties, and are taking the 1 . The treat of the tr.wle gra r'iu show that
place of t'made ticthine and down wooly :1;h ,among tLtY.hv,11 Kb b'tu,;ht with more
which today arc unsaleable at the price paid ! cart•.
Iso season. N seise II..t ! wools- • n:•thisp 4I V,, iu-
Ift r estimate:I then •re 1,000.000' owe t eluding h•ictvter, 1'otswo(,l, ty.fnrd down
million men id the 1' S in eufoticrel idleness t end all letter -haired hryth'. Ort...:., lis: to Ito:
will'.- at least 42V) 000, twin huodrei and !pure Sn.ihdo*44, free loon las;, ..nd chef,
fifty thousand more are eug•Rul in strikes , 13e to 20. 146ttepahire of g•. .1 mound
The pure:overg power of the. large nem !staler, 130 ; fine clothiue wool, 1i10 ; r. -
Fer of ware earn-rr is almost nit, end Ude j j.'et r s*, including b!ac!t, chef: end totted
'medium) must seriously affect all other im- - wtwd., 11e to 12..'
luaries- 1'ulewanshaol F'leerer
11'.n.1 l.c:crat••r, The strike' in the Colt: memos, if Rot ! yud 'Mill ivlut wn.1., ,,'• itf► 4Ir ;
rents) in • few days, will roue • cul 1 Kkrop.lier,, go•..l wind .tool; 10.• to I lc
limine sod usaemarily close a great many n c suuthdnwn, 11.• to 1.o.
'anrortea now running, and so i acrense the •
;teat army of unemployed. CANADIAN CURRENCY.
Awtnits, Argentina and the 1'nii.'I
3 ales aro. clic tail sst wool pr.s!uae. s. There is a potato (amine ill Welkin Goa.
When resiewiog the affairs of thou ,•ural!- i --Brampton heti luwcral cit.: selerv/ by
rtes, and noting the tinaeei•Idepr.ir.on sold p425
the greet slinukage of valuer, it is a matter The .+wren is vtoJ..tail ars fed at a
of pleasure --oneresv say, Burton*. --to know
hat(',made h•a been to little affected. Her Cott of •''.c . day.
Marcia! institution% bate proved to be the The Plum civil 11 is a very de:irate cot:•
dost, radai0{ and •t h•'to coke care of clic dition at present.
'.rains* of the cnaniry. 3louev is plentiful Guelph poli.-etnew oocaseowslly improves.•
end easy to obtain by those worthy of a hand cert m nen of a patrol wagon.
Credo. I oder s moderate tar,tl her tee- The l'uoncil meeting, ;'klooday night was
tones for some years have hoer lion,.. -13 tole the 4,43th semi of liar%in cit}( fathers.
not producing millionaire., she has been 1 /:uelph man bought thirty heal- od
furniehmg tonployn.etit and happy homes to ester, to or -ors Hay, Manitoulin Islands, last
themeande of wage eer,tt•ra That this state week.
of affairs could continue, while the wholewThe Sattgeen river at present contains
of trade
was eompkiue C p (Nikkei."' and loot I more -saw logs than at any time during the
of trade co the pot year
r the,' . I'll 'lighter" years.
Within the part year th- 'Emilio in t;nt•.
elwmeut helmet eeekieg information haring, The directors of the Northern ExhiMtwa
in view • reduction of duties where it Leauld I will ufG•r a pros to the couple that "marmite
he doer without destroying exauog indu.. 11..o'be married on th._gro*: l..
inti it being geuerally understood that .Sohn Lockhart,of Iliverdale, has purchas•
the finance minister would propose • great 101 1.100 acres of timber land au the f'eplo-
msny changes when the House, now twsole, and will build • mol on it this Fall.
a s l *ti. ro.t. Merchants and nnportrrs, I (.'.Liens of the towns in the vicinity oI
O 01 knnwiov to what extent the contrm- Guelph refuse to eh.. hills to he fretted
plated changes would affect their ) u.ioese, an0ounctug the Guelph sports o„ the 24th.
.topped haying, or rather refuted to place New..J•utes ('nrrier,ot urangcrale, sal
ordere with our mills. I W. Shing sr have completed fah potpie on
S.,me of the lasts, through fear of lark t tee "hinglercreek and pla':.xl in them 90,000
of employment ur jealousy ,f their .nim t yturo fish.
pteu:on, tried to (erose the sale .,1 their pro As enthuatlan,: Gshermes was fined 95
duct., and in order to induee buyers to and costs •t I.uel h on Friday cur leas
operate, .tooted prices down •4notohly a sink on the preserves of the 4114 Log Bridgeo
found., blankets end some Tines of under p uhiog l'1u6 at F:deo ktfla.
wart below the cost of production, and to Area bicycle to from Sarnia to Mon
-
known. day there articles are the cheapest ever p
known. So d the farmer hto adept • (real willtake place on toucan • Birthday
low noire for his wool, the purchasing The route runs t6rongh Acton It will he
power, per pound of wool, of the necemittss a cycling event of great iutares'.
of life is an great as at any time in the The town conned of Peterhorough has
history of the trade. From Fayland we decided to exempt fro.n touch.. the .n• -
have the report vouched for by several chinery of aM menufectnrn.g establish -
banking hooses, that the quantity of goods meets employing not less than 2) hands.
of all kinds being financed by them in the on Slav 29th the corner stone of the nsw
Yorkshire district it large beyond precedent chapel to he erected in connection with the
which goods have b.em accumulating for Hotel' Dieu, Kmgetrn, will be laid by
many, many month., waiting the rattle• Archbishop Cleary, assisted by the clergy
meat of theUnit
l i ed States T.nfl.
rot the diocese.
The fact that these goals, as well at large The people of North O:w tlhmbury are
quantities of wool, •re held rawly for the petitioning the C4tma.tcr (:eoeral to
rvp.eted chan, aesn, hen och.oge the name o'he'r '„ tit pose-ilin
nn the markgeet, av furth.eer dw.prrointhrnwn of in K.'.w.ck, and alwtit lt,o chi1ps the presenpt
values Kmwic& otlios to Medina.
Now Gus United States, with their armies Guelph and I'nshoch electors have asked
of tramps and unemployed, their unsettled the Government to provide such safeguard'
tariff and financial pnhcy, being the only ea will prevent those engaged in the cattle
oat."' buyer of our combine 5.404, end industry tram hereafter Owing at the ,mercy
they under existing circumstances sol beige
able to take at present or m the near f of Oka txean steamship awnp•mes.
even a small per cent. M the clip of 1893,a TL s curlew now rill"'it the f/abwtng
which is still rim the market, the question Innes•, vii.: l'ollingwo.I, R.rne, ;elf,
arises. " What is safe to pay fir the clip of ''lanae, Parkhill, Paisley, K,neanline,
1894. ' Leamington. %Marton, Mitchell, Wallaos-
With these facto before us, and the pro. hurg, Sault Ste. Marie and 81. Thrones.
pecta of the future anything but flattering At a bailiffs sale in Orangeville, a mare
we would advise great ea0tiom and would with • tosl, • peer old cult, • mach flow and
may that wool. should be bought at 1 to 2
dents per Ib. lees than lest year, and he sold
whenever there is • profit
No doubt some buyers will speculate on
the prospects of free wool and pay more
than the article le worth, as they did for
the clip of 11193 ; hat u the wool trade pro
deem each year • number of thus otass, we
will be agreeably surprised if they are not
snore numerous this seasow than in the
oast
From Circular of John nations. Toronto.
With reference to the prospects
of the coming clip of wool asd the
pini to be realised, there a nothing do
finitely knows. The delay at Ottawa 1.
settling the tariff oe wants goods bas crib
• ted an industrial ueesrt.fnty sod a want
of ooefidenee is the future of tie trate. The
proposed change in the tariff from onenpound
to purely .d valorem dwtfea will seriously
emharrIUMI the tweed, banks and yarn man
Moonrise. They will not be able to enc
oemfuily tempo.* with the shoddy Ronde of
H.ddsrsIkld *sd Dewsbury seder the pro
p.s.4 ri•ag.nukes the (;overnme0t take
the duty off ectal, mlaebiswy ase other
articles sow axed and used es now ma
tarsal. This is having a very depressing of
feet o5 the pries of our domestic wools
tied ne the wend trade in g.ser•1. Home
nompetittien hes red.sed the price of ('.m
dials tweed., blankets and yarns to the low
est pntieihle paint, and if the Caned.** mills
are nhjeets.l to the Irma nno,petttine of
thea pads ender as .et valorem duty with
R.glti.d, Frowns and (Itrma.y, where ma
shimmy and all rale material are free of
duty, it simply insane .hetti.g up Irmo.
of Ow 8.111/ is this errantry Is my nein
dee, 1Me cin.gs in the tariff will only hestent
the importing mid reedy made .4.h' .g
saw 7 !s rnsitRg wt /b. wild. Ii .i" 11
s two yea► -old heifer were knocked' down at
958.50. The property was taken from an
Adiaa farmer under a chattel mortgage.
.•1t the meeting of the !Mhonl Manage• 1
meet e'ommittee of Ksnpton et wee decided
to r..ommend the School Board to grant!
915 to the M e,llan.i Central Fair Ammea-
tine, to be divided into prism for specim.ss
et drawing and writing.
An old lady who mistook the inteotioa of
the curfew hell, went to one of the (;alt !
councillors this week and declared her ap
proval of the Idea. " Any man who has
mot decency °sough to go home to his wife
at 9 o'clock ought to 6e sat home," she
said.
(esi of the biggest scheme" ever lan.clted
at Niagara Falls is new undergoing the '
hatching proems. 1t is no lees than the
proposal to cosstr,ct as aerial railway
aerobe the gorge, by which a car capable al
tarrying IS tis can ernes su,p.oJed
parallel cables.
RECORD BREAKERS.
Peas& Wows says .e44'. kI4.rr Pelle glen
concert IIsMM.e4/w -The Season m
They eleven All to Caro.
seal.ra.a, May 14 Freak Brows. the
well known drergtst hem, says • "1a the
pmt eighteen months, I have sold 114 done.
of Dodd a Kidney Pills Cfl.nraring tato
quantity 1 have mid, 1 bare hail an iopSt-
twity of s.owamiy whether the pills glen
satisfaction or sot. i can my, that during
my Alum year. emporiums in the dreg
h.en.m, I never .old • oedema that gives
18. universal mtisfeeties that Itold 'e id-
.ey rills dei I sm satisfied any penes
suffering with hides" trouble sully roosters
to give Iodd'. Kid..y (till. • air trial.
sad he will be ce.vinowtl .t their woad.rfs'
.5*..it. pimp.rtina
OVEI: ;!IE IIFRON TR CT
The :a:lot from the L,cal Mill,
Weelil r. .
r IC 1 o t 1 wile \e..• ♦r r..J
we 1a sell ever,M,dy 1.111. e,,d
Petal 4 tipped( and 4 waaes•.•4
t rota t.. cry Sr. -theta.
I.: tete:- E:seter and ssmforth cricket
club. will play • mat. a .0 Exeter ill .14.Suaforth IL 1; F:leall, .4.asforth, has
• seven month' old et. Iteruar.i pup which
weigh. (t.. Ola.
Wroxeter : 31 -are. H amara. rico Sand-
erson shipped . ear los ie of esptrt cattle
but week and one .
sr of hogs..
Morris : Ther (treaded pest cornmouly
known as tlia born Ili' liar already made its
•ppsarac;e o* the cat (:e in this sefgbbor-
Taut,•. - A .octad-.y,!..re struck the
town nn Sunddy e.-nfi !. 0th, hat diol no
damage beyond Ltesking a .'ouple of win
i dow.. -
11'ingham : Stu Lick 1tn.th, a well•
kno5rn,re.ident ,f Oita town, nis joined f..r•
-
tune. with Walter Curly, of 311ncespoles,
Minntsob.
I:r.'v : J. Mitchell and wife, M LoAdon,
twee 6.. rtaidents ,f clod township,
mos ing to the farm they pure hated lint
} ".r, .o.. 12.
h..forlh . 1 It D %Poore,. i, now feeaiaie
a Gil.. n Illuotha .•Id .leer It luc6 10100
.7.05.0 tile .carte at 1,'2 yl lr.nn.tr. It is -of
les own r'isiug, . Clinton 1.1i.a ;y had the misty',
tam in ,lose her pocket Look on F'r.day
ei smug, .- intaiuta4 WO, and hoed it reit. red
V her intact hy the lied*,, 118arke Tayfor.
-W1n..ham • 7'he contract for the foot
Amides cross the fiver at the Salt Ill, ck has
been tet- to John Pater, of toren. 'The
bridge a to be completed by tide 1" of July
Wingliam Oleo. Extreme. esecond',ear
hold n eda:fet staideM of the (bngrrgatiol.al
tlontreel, will tii;ydy th").sips .t
the %Alegi:am rowgreg\ri.inal church for •
%holt time.
Seeforth .' Rev. Mr. Wy;lir, I•tely of
Ness 1 ork but now of I'bdadrlphta, peath-
• I in the I'resbt tertian ohur.-h last 166ba1h
51urnln44. Mr. 11'y the is • 4'an•dta.t and is i
a credit to his country.'
Clinton . A posing man front dna neigh-
brh..ud, w h.' has been in Manitoba 12
years. writes home that 0 he cotta only get
enough motley tom.rve lack to tlnfari,,, Iia
would very eladly indeed d.. re,.
Egano oivillr : ?Master %keine 11.7. is
nursing • .sty .nre lea 1644 week. tint res.lt
of he log iteen run over by a land roller out
at his uncle's. ile beers it hnrely, anti
we hove wi:1 .Dorm be a!1 right again.
Wingli•m A meeting of the Huron Dis-
trict council of the Royal 1'empla's of Tem-
prran.* will be held in Winghan, tl:• lore
Port 0f June The local Cannel of shat
Order is making preparations fax the meet-
iIg,
Seaforth Frank P*Irrdge, oleo was a
nunlberof years ago a prominent res:deutof
Se•lorth, but of recent years a resident of
lave Angeles, 1'ahfornia,is very ill, being a
suferer from ctwsumplion,with no !topes of
recovery. -
Morria Kobe. Stair captured • young
fox • short tune ago. Mrs. Kayvwrd sod
her two children were out for as conttitu
tional wh, n 11r 11 met them with the•boye
mentioned result. 'Tile other members of
the party mule their escape
Wroxeter .)n t. Barnard aid- Robert
Kt*ck have petrchs.e.l the oatmeal mill in
this .111.44. from .(antes lesterid awl will
take pnrawin et once. Th- price paid is
said to be 94,500. Mr. Ire;aritt has been in
pwsrasion for the pest ten year,.
McKillop : Thomas McKlnr ha%ur-
chased the farm of John L. Brown, OH Ithe
9th couc.mion, west from Winthrop. The
farm contains S0 screw, and was (sought for
$2,200. It adjoins 11r. McElroy's errant
farm and gives hint a sic. 100 sere farm.
Clinton On 1Ce.lnead•y T. Levan not
with a bad aocideot while at work in the
foundry. Ile wee holding a hard up to the
buzz saw when it caught, and his hand
slgrweel over, striking the saw, w4:-11 cut
three fingers so lr.dly that the ,1,, for .1.e.l-
ing the injury hal to remove the fingers en•
tirely.
('liutnn Mn. Kadnur, of town, left
on Monday, on • visit to • sister she has
living in Montreal. A wonder feature of
this ie that neither hey* overseen the other,
Mrs ila,lo ur hominy left her home in France
is her early years, before •he hrirth of her
sister, and recognition of each other is to be
by pre -arranged signal.
McKilbp John Noma has purchased
Thomas Gilhgan'e farm, south half of lot 14
coneesano 14, for p3.60) It contains 81
acres Tromso Hack well has purchased
Wm. 1's.neron's farm, ooat•i0lsg 75 .:res
and having fine buildings. it is the north
half ot lot 10, on the 14th conceeeio.n, and
the price paid was $4,500.
('liwtoo It is Do email honor for • 1'lin
Ionian to hold second place among the
shirt hand writers ot the I'o.ted Mate,, and
this is the di.ti.etion won hy I. 'Gott, soo
of'' A. Hartt, of towno who is privet
secretary to the General Manager of the
Wh•ah Medway, St Louis, and admitted
to be the second fastest short handler in
Amari *.
yO'ingham (1. Wednesday hist, 'he
spirit of Catherine, wile of dohs Murray, of
town. penned oesr to t6e area• beyond.
Mr. Mur:•y has the sympathy of the t own. -
people rrnst.11y to his ore bereavement
She leaves four children, the eldest about
eight years and the youngest only • few
daye old The remains were t*keu to Ilea
mll for interment, on Thnreila,
McKiUep la the 7th tort the wife of
Taw. I:iv.ling,who resides near Beechwood,
met with • father pistol aosioleat. it
wetted that .he ar.ntally got • large sew
ing needle rite into the palm n( one of kyr
hands and broke therein 11.e husband
drove her oat to town ..d awe of the ear
genas fro.. the pert with either spray and
Oat dew. epos it and wsth ensioderahle dif
Aswlfy est.r.eted it H• road that it had
gene down straight among the Mees .ed
regained great faroe to poll it est. l be
grommet was then de.msd foretll, sad at
last soonest@ .m Animg well.