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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1894.
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WEST hIIRON.•
MR. CARROW'S
MEETINGS.
Meetings in the interest of the Liberal Can
date will be held at
DF.va.*.eoz, Thsreday, May 31st, at 2 r
RLtt., at 8 r r.
Losbae..l.or.:H, Friday, .bine 1st, at R r. m.
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8r. Hewes. F'nday, " 818, ••
ST. Arar.'rttae, Sat., " 4th, "
Lgssrstd, Monday, " 1118, "
Goo.u,-a, Teeway, ,. 12.h, "
CLtnoir. Wed., " 13th, "
Bar,:t.rs, Thursday, " 14th, "
Friday, " 154, "
Now1NATl.e, Tues., " 19th "
Toe Nit.., Wedees., " 20th. "
H.LrA'rr, Thursday, " 21st, •'
WIND addressee will be delivered by Mr.
(.ARROW and others on the public quell
Does of the day.
The Hui .JOHN DRi' DEN, Commissioner
of Ann:niters for Ontario, will address the
meetings at Duesaaton and Blyth.
The Opposition Candidate is in-
vited to take part in ewe
the discussion.
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ELECTORS' ATTENTION.
The Liberals* ossmlttee room over Tates',
hardware store will be epee at ' '1 every eve -
ming.
S eery on* interested In for .tenni,. of Mr.
9arrew is condi .11; Invited 10 .Heid.
By order of
1 at ('OMMiTTitE,
9ODLRICH. THURSDAY. MAT 1t, [Mw.
THE leading Conservative journal
hem at Jut stated that the hamar eaves
were not taken from the College farm.
When it admits that the calv.s were simply
• rail which was not twbrctlnns the story
eau be struck frees the list of template
falsehoods.
12THERE hes been no outcry by that
f a,rwe
eat which tree sot .old from the
Gwaph Farm .beet mierepre•estatie.s.
Rot the oath, deaden .f the Province are
howling mod ever thorn, •.d if the call
dose .et got • rest semethiag will drop it
weal be the elf--
VARiABLE AS THE WiND.-
11 was seeded lens ego that Mr Meredith
meld take snore peithgs es dm sea..
.sagess tam thy suss who answer figured
is ser polities Be bee bees kr the belle*
• id agora the allot ; ler the bbl el.ekees
•.4 name the Irish eLLLtsos t Iso eke
Somme Rthed ameedmassa amid egabst
the 9sgseet* Rabe. amen'-uaka Dub is
all Yr. lI sihti essonerts sad nonosee
phew eased there le rsee.kiid we .sere re
sen.e.k4. piAesssee Hoa that Om el
bb era* _boron ed tluar elle the
Ilm
WILL Tr.E FARMERS FCRliT 7
NO Ener (arming country can be
lard is the world se -day than 1teat which
surrounds Leiden sad yaks@ it whet it r,
Mel Mr Meredith, whoa °perdue es (tam
pang. there, was dumb abort Agriculture.
(le hr *Jaques'. •deed. touching • subject of
the greatest lmportaso• t1.ot followtes rose
Intra. foetid la the prooslurge of the
Hour thememos the office of Mieater o1
Agri •sltural was created, will throw • per
Sat dead of light .
" Mored by Mr Meredith, seconded by
Mrl'reightos, that while the Hoene o00
curs m the proposal too to give greater at
ostiole by tbe er.rwuve govrar.st to the
agncultor•I detinetIll of the proviuoe them
has hitherto been dooe,it is of opiuloo that
that end au 0. attained withdut Incsrrtag
the expense of adding another meMber be
the executive council end the ioarital"..4-
dtuoe.l expiates which shell b• os.a.�sea
on such ad id tion." - -
Mr. W 1) Mcl'heruns, Proudest of the
Toronto 1 oung Conservatives, said 1a br
inaugural address last fell
"Then we have • Minister of Agriculture
who has practically nothing W do, and ac
aerdiegly dose little, a department which
could .only have been managed by one ot
the ether ministers &d should neer have
been created."
Will the farmers of ttsteno forget this
attempt or the Opposition to frustrate the
Mowat Administration as ate efforts to ad -
ranee Agriculture by placing • prectcal
tanner in charge of • responsible lepers•
meat of the Uoverameat of the Province •
PRINCIPAL GRANT ON THE ISSUE.
'i'IIE following earnest word. from
Principal Grant, ut queen's University, an
old hue Conservative, will well repay sere
um perusal at the present June. 1t is the
message of • thoughtful man to thoughtful
men.
The one point which our people every
where must settle as this . ('an we get ad
mmistralore who are determined that Ules
com nandment " Thou shalt not steal" .ha 1
be observed • Till that is settled it Is use-
less to talk •bout anything else. I'ruvir
cul rigida, 001..1 questions, tariff reform,
British conuectom, cao•b. cable., railways
-- what is the use of discussing these if we
sink into • nation of thieves` That is what -
we must become it we tolerate stealing in
hivh places, for what is done at the top u
done at the bottom. Look at the revel*.
turns that we have hal since 18.+1 oorrup-
tioo in w many Toasters that we wondered
of there was a clean spot anywhere. A re•
cent instance is enouvh to show how deep
the route of the malady are. and to show
hone hard it is for • (;overomeut to act,
even with goal intentions, unless supported
by a public opinion. Two worthy veetk-
men were condoled and sent to goal.
Freon disagreed with them, and they were
set free. Osra is about off rt.g himself as a
candidate for P•rliaasoot ; the other was
taken from prison as acos.lueriag hero. In
Mo.tren tine .eetko.en received hien at the
railway statism wok cheers, took him to
the Windsor Hotel and dtued and wined
him. He in reply, mid mot • word about
111 health, but declared that the people
would not allow the Government to keep
him in risao any longer. When c0nvlete
get such treatment ordioary trim will not he
much disincIoed to be classed anon °om-
elcts. As we think of the saturnalia that
must have •tested for a long time
before mach • state of public morale could
become passible, we are forced W ask abet
inight have b•ppemed W the richest pro-
yince in the Ihominton il any easy-going
politician had had charge of ie strop. box •
Khat plunder there was for • gang. W'e
have timber limits worth tens of millions ;
we could stand • debt of twenty or thirty
milhoaa as easily as i, xebec. A politician
of easy virtue wouhl have lavished thea
millions ca heeler and hangers o., who, in
return, would be eotbuwastically voting
him a god. Doss net this thought, throw
some light on what we have escaped, and
no what we owe W the mall who has been
is charge of our " strong box " tor twe.ty-
two year • Assuredly, the revektioos hs.e
had that affect 00 me. Our mossy is
stall ours, and our honor is sure. Thank
1; ,d for it, also let us keep our powder dry
that is, keep a gond servant al his post
A man who will not read this lemon will
not heed anything. in one word, 4laterin
a0.ot afford to dismiss Sir t /liver M.w•t."
Again. there can be so doubt that '. r
Oliver Mowat stands now for the fair trest-
moot of minorities, and that a the only way
M make possible r tooted Canadian people.
Some Prot.staata sem W he scard now,
and they will he ashamed of themselves hy-
•ad-by. We Prowt.nte used to be kaoline.
We seed W may that truth is great and wilt
prevail : that truth seeded only • fair bold
ad no favor, but sow ems* of m seem lobs
afraid of the nursling of a reef. It is fascted
that one Roma Catholic i. a ('.b1Nt eau
hind half • doom Protests/its, and that s
feeble minority ago deprive se .f oar liber-
ties if they get their *ban .f • samba of
paltry officer The fame that this were
takes are .o •strew that it is impisikle
for the thing to last say time. For instaooe,
then as nut • mote t proal Protestant is
Canada than Hon. Mr. (aero.. He te
straight from first to last, Incorruptibly
entry inch • las., etymble, daises t, an homer
W kis city. Yet saw geed gas are apneas(
tint because they Abe him • slave to Reese.
They might just se well think him the King
of the Ceasib•1 lassie. 1 ksow tha force
of prejudi.e sad sure, bot it is chigoe'
to .0 h.vithaeasy y el . intelligent p. --
pi. of Ontario will be carried off their fort
y this some. Tire an bigots es both
sides, bat the greet mass of our people do
not totaled to sew drainer' teeth, and the
greet meso d Prete.a.b have no intention
of labile( Cod's caw with the devil's
weapons.
1 °meet help ssying here that 1 weeder •
little that Mr. Meredith dreg sot speak est
what he mist feel with regard to the P. P.
A. C steetti.( with snob an msseia4. or
eves .gently aeoopties its aid, must be fetal
to him. It may be mid that he is .*a
engo.ttiw(. No. bet the reeeivr te as 0104
se the thief. R.eb allies must hen their
pries, r.1 tan me ere to act as • linntuea-
sag. i ww.ld like to hear fee. both
leaden a dirket repudiation .lel det..eia•
ties of any lirgergeatiaa that No bred on the
pr srLytie s .f say elms of dor n.epla es re-
fitta•_gr•esda We seed • trier a all
good mea .. (asi, sad we dare w My
le say sem that be muse abashes the r..
Hopes .f ►r neeiher Infer* be ..s be impost -
ed to be treated s • ani... ()s this third
resod. Mem, 1 say, we .0 set @geed to de-
poses Leith No Mavis. et M4 ( Mover Mowat.
woods Afameata _preen..•
t1v111 had value Se Ike warye, allonts.Hag
the imree••gw Is do ..t '104
.ted sed.saa'hyalin. will del yon 1 .s
sk program loo• s-a�oD04 ske some kgs bees of
0 ell alma
'e Syrup et Tip* le kw
COA TRAINS NII 111)
The Striking Miner* Determined le
Plat' a Winslow Gane.
THEY DESTROY MINE PROPERTY
Ir.pr.d.tl.a. Committal as Several Mae.
A Valet see.M as Cripple Crook A
M.b .I Seven Msadred bet
ue1 a. A$Mek Pelee,
1111.01..
Train HAcr., May 28. -The strikinngg
Judiana coal miners are still deterutiued
that DO cual shell be shipped through this
di.nct. All trains on the Eyausviale and
T...ra lieu t• railroad wore held up at
Shelburne, south of here, and remained by
the miners. If no Dual was found the
trains were allowed to proceed, but when
nal we found cite can were ode -tracker.
At Lyford. on the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois, then was some excitement early
is the morning when • train crew from
Lane tile, 111., attempted to reouver • num
bet of can ca tared from the Terre Haut*
detectives. 'liter miners refused W let the
coal be movwl. They climbed on the cars
and set nue brakea The crew were own
polled to return without the coal
tirautorIELn, 111., Nay 2nd. --Governor
Alygeld hie received telegrams from Elm-
wood and Minuuk calling for arms, as
trouble was bared from the striking
miners. A later telegram from Miuuuk
said the wub had seised an Illinois Central
train.
('surrLs ('arse, Col., May 21t -The re
(.ort sent nut from !knee( that sixteen
men were .,lied iu a hattle between atilt
tug mobs, and deputy sheriffs yeetenay
was exymgerated. The lst.•it news from
the mew of the trouble is that one miner
was killed and four wounded, A report
that a deputy sheriff had been 5111ed has
not beau verified. 1'he deputies took eight
of theatriken prisoners.
1'Hn.ursutu, Pa, May ':N. -The first
destruction 1.1 property 111 this section as a
neigh of the wines stria• took place at
LL"oallaud, whoa • number of miners
completely destroyed the tipple at Over-
lay's wiue, which had been at work for
several days shipping coal by mail. Sev-
ers' deputy sheriffs were on guard, but
the striking miners man .(fed to draw the
d.pnties away, and the property was de
strayed.
PAS A, Ill., May 28. -The city is in •
• t'te of wildest excitement over the news
that 7011 strikers are in rout. from Terre
Haute, 104.tu Pans; The bums guards
and 54.10 deputise are getting in readiness
PreparatI.•Is have been made to chair the
Mala and place 100 guards around each
smite. The miners -trill be taken out of
the mine* by operators to protect their
property. Every citizen is armed with •
gun or • revolver. Mayor Heyward has
wired Governor Altgeld for 310) guns and
u uwauitiot As sono as it le learned that
the mob is approaching tine town the home
guard with .rW Winchester will march
east two miles, tear up tracks and eu-
deavor w drive off the mob.
UnotcTuws, 1'a, May 28 -Three tboo
rand miners attended the funeral of the
victims of the Weabington Iluu 8.111.•.
There was nu dietarbance.
Comma CRICKS, Co!.. May -Another
skirmish by occurred between the miners
and the deputies in the vicinity of Factor
and bene miners were killed.
Queen'. nirvbda; M..en.
LONDON, May 26. -The Casette an•
nounees that the (queen has conferred the
honor of Knighthood upon the following
gentlemen: Mr, Fuus Smith, member of
the Canadian Senate, Judge Le Cananit of
the Superior Court of y1nebee; Arthur
Renwick. Commissioner of Sydney, New
Sosth Wales, te the W.rLd's Fair et Chi-
cago, and J. J. liriuliutoo. Commwioner
of Ceylon to the World's Fair et ehicsgo.
These honors have beau Maui announced .
William C. tan Horne. President of the
Canadian Pacific Hallway, appointed
Knight Commander of the Order of St
Michael and St. George. C. E. de Boucher
ville, Canadian 8.0.10r, Companion of the
Order of St. Michael and St George; Vis-
count Wolseley. Commander of the forces
is Ireland. mid Sir itonald Stewart, Com -
maunder n-ehief of Her Majesty's Fuross
in India, Said Man iala
C.p*..wd mew r1dwn,
('ot.uxow000, lilt. May 24. -The
steamer Northern Belk, which has arrived,
brings news of the capture of two fishing
boat. and twenty-two trap Mets oy the
Government almoner Cruiser fur illegal
fishing at the Bastards. The trap nets
were burned. An attempt was made to
capture the fishermen with some success.
Ome man who jumped in the ester to
escape was fired at, butave bimetal( up
and wee taken to French River, and there
tried and fined 840. 1)0. of the captured
fishermen seined Noisly turned queen's
evidence Further particulars are not
known here, bat serious trouble is ex
patted._
Catalano*. Most Walt
Loewe, May 96. -Mr. A. Gardner, pre-
sident of the Board of Agriculture. reply-
ing is the Homy. of Commons to Mr.
Henry Chaplin, mid that it woo pr*able
the expert examination of the lungs of ion
ported Canadian mule now is progress
would not be concluded before the end of
Jun., when the retort would at ones be
submitted to Parliament
A r.eliek II/u•'. Hoed.
Bent N V., May 18. -Mrs. William
Andrews of Mitchellville. • little settle-
ment • few miles from this village• com-
mitted suicide by taking • dose ot ptoiso0.
The only known reason for the rommnsi,n
of the rash act is that her husband went to
prayer meeting against her protests, leav-
ing her at home Mono.
Pu00c.yo,. N.J., May 98. -Firmest
Otto William Mildest. professor of Ger
man In Princeton College, is dead. He
was born in 1648 on Strew Prussia For
the past sight years hs had been practically
m
the siea dlreetor of Or collets. He
formerly lived In Cooperstown. N. Y.
(.T a, Wet Tab. All aklpes.at.
Moenteat. May 98 --The tired Trunk
Railway ('empany hase rescinded the
oni*r Halting the shipments over the
wart dans the mal strike, and are pre-
pared to roes.* eo.elg.esente se hereto
for.
Form.. /Silks. a, IAgbasing.
Msaa, Oat. May it -Oen. Rolh.d, a
tame Bvtag about four mdse south of
Medan while el work plo.ghl.g, wee killed
oy Ilgbyt.g; ease beth Bones mud • eat
The DI.NM .Mira 4eewa4141e.
Its Pus, Ten , nay w -The esu..
41 MS reseed as srdises . Mi ldrgg
memos die
4111 was a 111 ddNetreete I.
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DUNLOP.
Mo.uty, May 28.
Detective treble, from the Nile. primed
through our uurg Wednesday last on twat
DOM.
Slur Kell, of (:odrich township, was the
goat of Mss Francis Elliott o.e day last
week.
Mr and Mn. Andrew l.reeo, of Rose
lisle Farm, visited frie.ds to Lueknow o0
the 24th
The l; ueen's Birthday here was quiet,
several of our reaction's taking in the i O.
G. T. phonic at Lesbian, ,n the alt.'. roe,
M. trbleat Hovius Juhu M. Wdlane
and James Tobin ha.* been appointed
fence-ylewers for 1894, in this part of Col-
borne, by the Township council
Ina 4I u' ,.'*,- - Nos the clerical. of Col
borne, but Ile municipal fathers In full sum
hen, followed by • train of followers, who
listened with deep fervour to the addresses
tea the menus of the jobs to be let. They
then put in their buds for the contract of
improving tbe roais of thissection by lining
culverts and vnveltiog in places.
Pce.'os; u. James Luby, of Chicago, at
present visiting rekuves in (;odrich, gave
oar burg a transient visit Saturday of Iasi
weak Mr. and Mr. H L Horton
with tbetr son ('kre.ce, from Co leach,
visited here this week Adel week
Nn. A. McAlbc'er, of heifer, exited here
with her eons %Millis and . sae and grandee&
Earseet. The letter two, whet residing
here, were familter as the twins, have now
grown to fine sturdy boys
Ho'os r, res PA.*, -A few days •go
our geoial friend M. O'Meara from Dear the
sixth concession of Godrich towaebip pn
seated us with • stout walking cane which
he said would he greet help to 511 *offerers
from the ills of rheumatism and • gond raf.-
guard in • crowd, paru.alerly at election
times. He Mao pe. us • shamrock groin
i■ kis native tern of Nonarh, Tipperary,
Ireland• where he tint saw the light of this
transient world over half a century .go
Michael has strong hope of seeing the dear
old land under self-government in the near
future.
AUBURN.
TI•s•D•V. May 29.
Will Yu.eblut. from Godench, spent the
24th at boons
Mks F. Willard returned from • vet to
friends in (.odeneh on Fnd•y.
Misses R w noon and S. Welper, .lobs
Brown aid F. T•bb, who ate attondieg tee
Collegiate laetitute at Ooderieh, were boar
for • few holiday. lest VOA.
Wa,ntn.r, May 30.
W. Vu.gblut, of Godrtch *pest hie boll.
days mere.
Miss 1. I).y paid a dying vet to her
home i. Wiagha,0 )daterday.
The English Church Sabhath Scheel was
reorganized last Sabbath morning.
Mums L and M. Hoar, et Brtmels,wore
the guests of their brother pact week.
Mims M. Stirling, of HayMld, was the
geese of Miss R. Wilson deriag the holiday.
of the 24th.
J. Brow., F Tabb, .1. Robertson and T.
Rooth, of the (;odenoh Coll. last., sprat
their holidays under their respective parent
al roofs.
Rev. A Stuart, of Clinton, delivered •
very able addre s last Sunday meanies on
the.siv.reary of the Christian Eodesvor
800ioy.T
The emp.ranoe social hold at J. Knot's
on the 2418 proved • marcs. Tea pr000.d.
nmoontel to 828 •.d are to re toward
building a new hall. The membsn of the
Metered 1. O. O. T. wish to expresso their
gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Kan for their
Medusas.
LEEBUHN.
Tc.sDAr, May 29.
Gee. Fulford is havies hie barn shiog ed
Ns week. Chas. limns, of Galahad, is
doing the work.
Willa Carter, for.rrly of this plan but
sow of Detroit, Yiok., vetted amass old
n eighbors bare lase week. Hs is sow • ion •
doctor os tbe eleetrie street cars of that
.
cit
Peaso.u.. -Wee Gordon and D. Faber.
Ingham from Taokeremith enjoyed a trema
e mit visit up hereon the guess's Birthday
tattle, si
in the I. 0. G. T. pies, on hash
morroa its prariree have bees made that
here as oeed these to retuned •pais, bat
sot however to see the lake this time bat
perhaps to ma over some other mattes
which may lead to moms new remover to
their *...chip.
This I. O. G T Aimed pionio had at tar
west end of Ratterw.r Rowes the Berm
Fars won •.perteet s.oeses. There erne •
Isere number, prdselpally year, peels.
playing hem
bell at h•b•II tin which many of the
Isar on took • pan is the game, Other.
)oared lo erotism .ad • number of the this(
lids it torr Here played at ring .bed mid
lacrosse, a number of the old bey. of err
yeas agonew is the besediet forest Those
e ow care for their little ewe •.d .....dad
the adueonities of their wive es several
WPM present. Several old Itashelurm sin
won enjeyahta upset.. ore. Ts• woe served
at 6 r..., the ladies of the Sadie sod the
C. L 8.00.17 earls( for Me wast ed ell.
1prW esu of MMs gees( ladies was bakes
by W. F.lferd, Wm. Cash .d Wm.
Jewel ; M b...ball H A. Herten, W.
Hawke rad Jake N•mby. The presses
h..• et peaks .d the day were quiet!
osse...d seer bhyy lobo Walton A. Il
(lakes sod A.D. l%aedonuld,swine Wage
is hr no : .therekig1g(
Mere el lake Rama i etss%%
.hhdk lean area Ilei Ibe armed all the ply
tlda r ipme ml 'd beam.
I)OMIN ION FARLI4UNT
°re.., My-Rrli/ing Io i' Ds•
yesterday y)eerday Sir Jobe-Tb.wrpsou ..H
the threruise.t was ewers of the eat-
ely.m luvu.oirg wulaa.terl derogation 1n
the octant es or Port N.11 'sled Champlain
sod Moog ti. evut.e of the St. Ano
river. 1 h •y awl heard tiler with very great
regret. out sip to the present time they
wen hot aware of • roll tor . vote of Par-
llam.ut 15 recoup the Vial IOW of the die
aster
Sir Edgar moved his resolution f. vot-
ing peace between Una( bedew sad the
'dilated States. After quoting the reeoiu
tion I'asied by the iwpenal Housof Com -
morn, Lir. Edgard r..uli,ttuu coo(ia sd.
1'b.•r.ture thie Hou.e, b.lmering it to be
III the Interest et A'enrol. that tn. F.reeent
frieu'aly re,4110115 harem Great hnw
sod the Uutt.d State. should be 'cultivated
and uutt'tanikd, View. wall the wgnest
a.tut.cttuu the diapu.ttluu ab,.eu by both
tuuutrtee w promote the peanuts' settle
nowt by arbitration of any Maritsa or dlf
Gnomes between them which cannot lot
adj..t.'d by diplomatic agency."
Nr. Slel'artuiy laurel fur correepoiJenc•
with respect to the edmleuun of Noonan.
l'atholic vestuaeuta free when ouuaytnud 1.
the Ie.. Father Brady, of Wood.wck,
while it was alleged) stonier 'statist.•
load been refused 4. the Bev. li. C. Flet
thing, Aught -au rector at Woodstock.
Hon. Mr. N slime arcuated Mr McCarthy
of Iorplfog the charges made aggaiuet him
t. the Mail resardiug this Woodstock ease
This was a matter with which he (Mr.
Wallace) had nothing to do. and he did
not know ot the yiol.ttuu .t the Custom'.
Act till recently. Mr. Wallace reed nor
respondence to show that be had hat
uothtug whatever to do with the violation.
Mr. McCarthy arta he had n'tbiug to d'
with the Mail, He simply wanted to 1•y
the blame ou the proper of5eiala He did
not want to attack How. Sir Wallace. He
twitted Ur. Wallace with uccupyiug at
''inferior pusine Cabinet
to the
Sir John Thumpeua mid the paper
would bra "nought down, and then it would
be levo it there was dukedom' work. The
mutton carried.
. rrr.w *. May 23. -The question of the
House .tending adjourned anal Monday it
honor of the (lusen'e birthday cams up le
the House yesterday, whru Sir Job:.
Thompson moved that Government onions
have precedeuce over other business to
day, and when the House adjourn* dl
should stand adjourned till the followin.
Monday.
Hon. Mr. Laurier agreed and the inouot
was adopted.
Mr. Unlock made • long speech spot
the qutstwn of ocean freight raw on cat
tie. He ewphaaizel the arguments he had
used .peaking upuu this same subject s
mouth ago. Ile destreil the (iovern:nett
to take charge of hie bill dealing with this
question_
Sir Charles H. Tupper said that the
Government would nave to receive mon
information before they cold undertake
the responsibility of such a bill
Su John Thompson said that he wools:
give the bill hie earnest cuneideration. Ha
could not promise, however, that the Gov
srnmeut would adopt the Dunmore.
Sir McCarthy did nos agree with thl
Government in taking private members
day for the discussion of the tariff. A loll
which he had introduced had not yet heel
reached on the list of private member' bills
Hon. Mr. Curran .aid that if Mr
McCarthy had been 111 Parliament attend
ing 4, hu ditty his bt4llwould have beet
tirgned before the Home long ago. It we
his own fault If the bill had been placer
down on the list.
Mr. McCarthy said that it was true the
his bill bad beim reached, bot be win
ablaut became of strknees In his family.
Hon. Mr Furter announced that the
Wilt was about completed, and that will
the exception of the consideration of ton
or three unimportant Items the tariff was
decided upon, and that there would be n.
more changes ut great moment
.•17.WA, May 2.1. -At 1l'e.nesday't
sitting of the Hou.. Government bill.
were taken up
The bill by lir. Ives to amend and con
soloists the acts respecting the Nortbwew
IS unted polka Ione was read • Brat time
Tb. bill deflates the position and duties
of the coutr.her, by statute. It relieve
the police from the enforcement of muni
cipal bylaws to the territories; it provider
that • deserter or constable under ion
prkontnent must make ap lost tittle bj
service. Clauses are introduced W ton
prove the discipline, t.' haematite the pay
of the mon. and providing for the appoint
utast of 12 buglers.
Four bill. by Yr. Wood were reed a
first time, namely. In restraint of frauds
lest sale or marking, to farther .mood 18.
Petroleum lopeotiou Act, to amend the
Cullen Act, to amend the Genre. 'wipes
lion Act
These bilk by Sir John Thompson wets
read • tint tier To am.nd the criminal:
code of 1892. To amend the Revenue and
A.ddt Act.
When tat Home wont into Commltt.
of Supply Mr. McMullee raised the ques-
tion ss to eke interest dsrvid by the cos
tinoanoe of the ogle* .f High Commis
simmer to la:siglud. Mr. 1de1sllen masked
both the offior and its incus boot, end le
the coarse of his remarks provoked some
amneemsot by avow it was '♦ farm 14
keep • political Belshazzar danc(sg .bowl
Loudon •t 416,0011.1 to 818,001) • year.'
The Item, however, passed witbowt berth's
0010.1•0 t
Death of • /WENS MVP!.
New Ynag, Ma DI -The Rev. Dr
Ale*andr Kobunt is deal. H. wee tdesu
Bed with many institutions, especially the
Jewish Theological Seminary. Him pito
cipel work, and the one by which he Is
beet known in the scientific world, is the
"Arucb Complet.m," • Talmudic (Botha
ass), which was completed after 23 yeses
Jahns.
Preperiag for War M asarea.
SYDNEY. N. S W., May 23 -*deism
trots Samoa of May 17 are that Kr..„
Mallei.• pve the Aaaa rebels until Mai
11 to lay down their ansa If they re
ford he would lItack them at Ate& Th.
Government traps wale reedy for •.tion
The rebels eiessed lionised to aglt
.Ieam.r Cambria *ober.
I[rtrcAa*nr., On(, May 1R --Th steams
slip Cambria went aground shout fowl
miles north of this pert 1. • fey. She le
1n .hoot Eve feet of water It will be
sob* dare before elle 1s taken off se the
tees In Ude se erbb,tas.d ansa powerfs
r.owgb to move ►r.
haven £.U$ d b es seg*sdee.
say.r•n,c.gl Vag Ill -A Gere damp .eOwens «soared .
Aaiirkmemloe
weer Madam& lieea Worm were Wad
sad Gm logorel
Mao el*yid ill ow.y ti e t -y.
TaOresie. SQ. sup Ka--catwamgr ids
gE vies. ewe two+ • (ds(•s• AteTitM cel
Iil+.p
THROWN INTO A WELL
Two UttN Cbildee. Dellberaselr Drowned
to Verde M.1*...
H.w.x. N. 8. May 14-A moot dr-
teeselaa affair took plam et Upper baton
.My, Colchester ewtul4. b the dwnies
of two ohUdreu In • weU nby their own
motiles.
Mrs. Charlie Jackeo., the toolbar of
eleven children, who was tu•aw about ten
oe twelve years ago. bad • return of the
malady 1.1.1;, but apparently 1n • mild
form and was thought to he better. On
Wednesday she had et home with bet •
baby. • little boy about tela y..s old and
• girl a year or two younger. 8bo tun up
the coyer ot • well, which had been nailed
down, and threw the little buy sod girl
both in and left them to drown. She thou
went to Mrs F'.eltun'a, her nearest uigh-
bur. and told her what ab* had done, Mrs.
Fslwi sc.reely believed her, but ran to
the house and Balled to some of the merest
u.ighbore for bells, but they only arrived
in time to take tl dead bullet of the
ohtldr.a from the well
Iles gm' • Its a.t-crest fent.
1..000000, May :5 --Herr Dow*. the
Mauubeim tailor, gave an exhibition sod
practical teat of his ballet proof cost at
the Alhambra in L.utduu In the premien
of the Duke of Cambridge and several
hundred rural and army officers. The
garment was • cuirass two inches thick.
A committee consisting of well known
°Seers were supplied with lass Milford
therm/any army Alms cwith cordite
regulatlou cartridges, 1'he committee
first tired at • target composed of elm lugs
thirty inches thick and pierced it through
slid through. Shots with the same n6es
and similar cartridges were then fired at
tine cronies. but beyond s alight Impression
of the impact of the bullet it was not dq
jurel. 1 he Doke of Cambridge and °then
examined the cuirass after the 8rtng and
t,ronounced the test • complete nooses.
herr Lbw.. will shortly foruuh forur-
pspses of tmttug a smaller mid lighter
ruirsr,
Nod a ramie WtI* I.erglara
(lw.weruws OWL, Slay M. -Bu
eobred the tssldeuoe .4 Yr (itbb•r
g.
priuulp.l of the klgh school here. A Mime
M the parlor downstairs *loused Mc Ode
Lard. who jure Oat of bed and wee
surprised to Amil a was already
as
bedroom. The robberforted halt, but u
Uibbard Made fur his, and was arca
with • club .ad knocked duwu. In foo
fes he Quieted his pante, lying '.0 lks
door. The burglar thou grabbed Mr.
Olbb•rd's coat awl rem and ran Mrs,
Hibberd saw three own ruuuiug turo.gb
the yard. Uibberd her been receiving
oue•iderable moon from the .nodous,
bi
nue gone W try the eeamivatluus, aid bei
just drawer his neotr4'• •.lary. With th•
eaeept1uu of the steam dstkea and • tow
shinplasters that were Is *8. seat and a
very ugly wound Oa Ms head, the pnuet
cel enure out erre fmrMarye.
Mew en egga • do t" "wear..
Hod 26 Hamada " Heap wreppwe
beariut the warder' Why boas a Womb.
Look 1)W boomer Tb•a • Mea "1 to Ictal
HGos., Ltd., 43 Scott -.t Toronto, aid yon
will ad advertising, by
past • pretty picture, fro
es, and well worth framing.
This is as easy way to deoorate your twee.
The soap is the bast is the market and at
will roily Dant le. palet.(s to mead an ter
wrapper, if you leave the made opus.
Write your seine Q•re(uly l y
Seaforth . A rather ...lame meets(
between two Mothers task place here the
otter day. H. J. I'uorhard, of this tows,
and Charles Purckard, of Toro.to,have Mot
esu moil ether fee 28 years. Huth hate
bees residing is Cooed.. for .early 15 laws,
Tet tether knew when the other was, sod
it .se but • short else age that Mr
Moles Puachard leaned through a letter
from the old country, that his brother wy
in Ssafurtk. He u • traveller foe Suers
('unwell & Co., of Terootu, sephug law
books, sad him bete all over America and
the West 10th. 'elude He left here to
go to Non Scotia. It u needle.• ice say
both...joy.d the meeting and spent •happy
day talking old tarts.
- NOT FOR -
FIFTEEN YEARS
has so great an opportunity existed to buy
Grty Cottons as now. We took advantaArt' of
the recent big break in pru e's and are all -lo
ofer Grey and White Cottons at Prices that
should make the Consumer smile./ We worth/
advise our friends to fully anticipate their
wants, as an advance is probable.
4ic. Grey Cotton for
5}c.
7c. 4d
0
3c.
4c.
Sc.
WE'YE TOO MANY TWEEDS
and want to umkai - If you 're alive to
hour own best interests, our loss will be yf)trr
gain.
Heavy Union Tweed. worth 30c., for 21c
i;0041 weght, *II -wool, cheap at 35c., for 25c.
Extra heavy, good value at 50c.. for 35c.
Heavy, double width, all -wool, fancy Tweed. cheap at 11, for 50c.
Quotations on paper do not give nearly so
adequate an idea as seeing and handling. You
know you're 7oelcome.
In every Department of our Stare but
ofer exceptional advantages to ready -money
buyers.
��sironN
4ashfonebAre
COMPLETE OUTFITTERS.
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