The Signal, 1894-7-5, Page 44
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THE Su.,.ai-,
(.oderioh.
ONE of the most interested observers
of the result of the contest in "West
Huron, was,. we feel ,'on% inced, the
great Canadian War Lord, the Hon.
JULIUR Cheer PATTM(1o,. pie rom-
binatioa of the Patrons and P. P. A.'s
in this section, was in reality gotten
up to take the stripes out of hill mili-
tary trousers, and the way in which
the rural vote went augurs ill fur the
continuance of his weanng the tinsel
trappings of Canadian militarisnl-
The man who has to sweat out tariff
taxation under a suit 114 blue jeans in
harvest time, doesn't take kindly to
the chap who gets the corked hat,
spun and fat salary out of the taxa-
tion, and PATTSa$ow IOU"t go.
THE$io ilei. wouldn't he twrprtesd to
ase " Facts for the Irish Electors" bob
up serenely at the next Dominion
election, together with the passing
around of the Hon. Jute (endear r
a bright and shining example of how
Ireland has benefitted at the hands of
the Tory Government since ISR2. Of
course Joint's goad luck doomed put a
cent into anyone's pocket in thin sec
ton,, but JOH!. think* it is a pleasure
for his countrymen to know that he
has been well taken care of during the
intervening years at their expense anti
the expense et the country at large
THE Tory paper* are claiming great
credit beoaao HAM' CORBY, M.P., of
Hastings, resigned 11116 Neat when it
was discovered he had voided it
by contr*yeeing the Independence of
Parliament Act. and think he is the
meal of honor for having stepped down
and out. This contention is strangely
ijjl eoat4a.t wile their attitude an
ria the action of Sir ADOLr.E CAROM,
ffir
11111CTOR i.Awosvlr, Cociia/rt, of
Neeieetherlead, Hon. Jro. HAeo*ar,
NMI the heel of other fellows who have
b/gN 4iEf eostebes anti horses
9hreusla tie British N oath A meriea
hest for JIM fes- Otte (xlafreree
gamut
at klgiwines and swallow
SNAP SHOTS -
ase area CLa.aa WALLA( • !lay he
Mote ptls'ktes is and around Woe/1
brt.lgs, but his program through H uroii
war 'smirked by a Mertes of ►Iahly
gratifying failures is the materializing
et Tory u►aje ittee. The rad -shirked
mea and the whits hors' are not in it
Is Huron cuuuty.
The kcal ailkstookingi of the Tory
party are once, more regretting that
they did not put a straightout candi-
date of their own kidney in the field
during the recent election. They are
feeling a little raw at present.
THE `h,:!IXI. sill now devote its
earliest attention to straightening out
the tours' of the European war cloud
and the better determining of the
location of the canals in Man.
The survival of the fittest will pre-
sently be exemplified in the extinction
of either The Mail or The Empire.
Only one of then) is wanted.
The Walkerton Telescope last week
remarked •'Strawberries are going
• I'p in this section strawberries
h*y,• peen going down.
If Sir (ILlt5a Mow AT should resign
as Premier bemuse he las only *9
supporters what ought Mr. NIrleInnH
to do who has only i6.
The chaps who were figuring out a
Tory majority in Huron while the ton-
td.t was in progress moa have had
wheels in their heads.
The Toront., World is trying its
hotel 1»',t to utak, a sort of Cuyet''
army out of all the members elect who
are not Grits.
They are not talking quite •o uiucli
to the tune that "Mowat must go."
The Grand (:I.1 Man has baulked again
an
tt
That tiction of Sam Fatigue
about changing a high binder to a low -
one for $10 ham been put on the shelf
for repairs.
Huron is the only county in On
tarn) that ham three c iistituen,'les Irl
lin,' for M. it anti gorxi go%eninent.
Mr. GARHnw has asked fora recount,
as neither the l'atrone nor the Tarim
frit inclined to mote in the matter.
The (:ret, are wearing the new suits
and plug late after this election, and
at the expenses of the Tories, too.-
A lot of the petrol's in West Huron
are mighty glad they lost their vote"
on electron they.
The Mowat Government exert
minatory are without honor in their
own eouutry.
it is beginning to look as if V.' It.
MEREDITH was a political hoodoo.
Let's quit politics and talk aliout
the queen's great-grandson.
Now would be a good time to ap-
point the police magistrate.
What a tantalising little joker thi,
slow-goil.g Mower Of
The next thing_will be a long string
of protests. -
"(let to Ottawa," elteeM eon be
cry. - -Off
the
WHAT TI4E PAPERS SAY.
T.reep Glace : The most triumphant
and egswmhateoetsr that the Liberal via
tory kms dereigsd deerates the frost page
of Tet Rearm i<IORAL. NO. If old
did *rest work foe Liberation in his paper
and on tea platlwm, agd T** 81uraL
reamer has muse te crew Over the lehemph
a the three Huroam.
DUNLOP
Tv..o*y, July 3.
Jobe Shaw, jr. of Oedema is the guest
of Freak Allo.
PEawuw*l- - -Mrs. Chem Mason of Tucker -
eolith hes bees the guest o1 her .ester Mrs.
*Ilea far the put week
Mrs. Was. Smith, • (mer resident, bot
n ow of Port Albert, 1• visiting hen, the
guest of Mn- Wm. Rotenone_
Our•rshiteet thin week is to ale te tee
Point Farm in Umber. to mike somee re
• n es she bandies for mime heat whin is
Jur emery kis fl..tmor mem ler the 94th
your, whisk a metros with the heat of the
cities is • plso.st estreat fee hmm.aity
from the ,sea•• ,metres et Canada sad the
Lathed Mateo
Seven weak' halide wee the happy os -
mode. ea the a '. frees when they
broke .p at Ns. 9 ter the Hemmer heydays
Prl4*y suraess of ars week. The etw-
i.g •z•reisse were marked by • peen*
ra.p by the ashram its which !ties
Heslt was ammo chairman W all
wish the te•.h.r, Mies Pere, •
*meet
holiday During Iseto
stay with three
.ebel•rs haws pared lar the Collegiate ie.
rite'. is G.d.tish.
AUCTION SALES.
An poesy pawin in t re s flee wee Mlle mistedam the
I. tkie 1401 w to the time sole
SATcao.v July 14 Sale et deeir►le
s
ren learad grunt& the repel" of bre.
I/. B. Beira Wrested owner et Where*
Glad Neheamea Thea (:gaily, trawl.
t Te the Uederish M•. *mid mid esy, d•
'` • w Yee hears t year mord se lar hes been
W a
a assailable ens : w tad Masten •ad mss
de eft deed* win u sh
ernes m e mews
game as .a.1Wg smeggb will be wiMs.eed.
had mew, sift • M weedsM the (Mae -
risk rebate. Out hope w �lyiog geed
hall,od is every Mw when grog
ap-
peared the prem W hese high fi prairies
sof only their geed plays. bus rhe their
conduct- The term is seam $30 m4 1]10 a
rt
deka, afrees yy reckless weave's&•
has from the aeeeesr y oscines wen
pat to w fir up their Rrouade- de
acs wish to , es, Mr the next ample
of gem.., let who wish to eaoosre5s
r
true sad gsatlemaly .port be prosiest
sad help also. • mm
ovssmt which
will u to rap ap keep • rood many le
of our boys from a/OA
ao street comers
The feature of the game was Cremmsa'e
te
hems rhit. The Venoms, is the sore
a
lassos 13; ( agn 4.
DOMINION DAY SPORTS
Colebr'*Une to Dsj 1110
Town -
a &arm• Si*.meseg M eedrfem and •a tf-
le abte Meme -114 rises. praeas-
Mem • enees•e -t41e Game, sad
,parr alma rate asthma
liedsrsch has always bed the albato et
selebretiag the fuel dry of the domini.s
right loyally. mid the oalebeation Monday
lest was no eaesptiae to the rule.
The small buy was oat early M take as
mach out of the day as possible, sad at ea
early hoar the oder et • z purled fire •sackers
betokened that the e.1ebr*tton of the day
had been opened by the juveniles after the
orthodox larder
ear TILApm raoc mlov
Was the /rat Iltsp.rtaet event. At 10 A.S.,
it termed en tea gresei el the North-
westers Fair, .ed .beirdy Won 10:30 the
life of march was takes sp. Following is
the erre •1 reemesioa :
(oderiab Barad.
Robot McLean, hotelier.
Uederieh Rase Cart.
.1. Worsefl Is Co., tienaitaa
R. Peleok t Co., shoe dealers
C•bas 3Tmesda, toueori•1 meet.
(ae.1Oa Express Company.
Freer t Porter, stunner
R- Pew t Sen, groom
Lab•tt's Ale Company.
C. A. Humber & See, jewellers.
!Orem & Co. hardware dealers.
Harr t Lea, plumbers and tiosenit e.
The S.ltford larsw-ry
W. /Ladnws, hatcher
Goodrich Orypea Cs. •ad employees
John Waiker, cart lege seeker.
Abs Chrystal, boiler maker.
R. Thompson and W. bleelymost, black
same •*d oarrioge in kr.
James Yates, a•rders.
Ileo. Elliott, groom.
Wtfm. South, furalture red fancy goods.
G. W. Thomson, bicycles and sewing
mscbioes.
('ham Bates, c.,op.r (out of sig`hu.
.1 A. Platt, coal and wood.
J T. Aohes.e, dry good..
The procemtoo was • splendid display
from end to end, and drew aoattnturu from
ilthe spectators as :t passed. Every re
!presentation was good, and the judges must
have had quite an undertaking in award
tag the press. Space will not allow ns
to give even • mammy of the exsallent
displays further then to say that the judges
awarded the prizes as follows let, A
Crystal, boiler maker ; 2nd, J. A. Walker,
carriage maker ; 3rd, Harper & Iona
plumbers. The routs of the proosmme was
from the Agricultural Park te Britannia
Road, thence aloe, Waterloo to Montreal
and thence to the .quare where a round
was made After that it proceeded by
Hamilton street sad (am►ri. road Lod East
,treat to the Stadol' and book to the Square
and to North strem,wher* it dispersed.
Thegamer 00 the Square etre the next
attraction, the remult being as follows
•
JIR1. ,• et.. D.,
6 years and under, let (;race Imre, tad
(• Cross, 3rd iiMl John.to..
10 years and under, 1.t Eliza linnet, 2nd
Janet Nicholson: Zwe Christy Whitely.
12 you're and aadsr 1pt Edna I:right, 2.d
11 bane, 314 M. she -
14 years and ud.r, 1st Is Erect, tad N.
I:Inver, in r
3rd
Potato rear -L. Mclwcelim.
Moatgomry. (ko�rg, tad L Grass, 3rd
KM mice -G. M- 2\wild
Ene-G- lane, B. Jehaetoe, 3rd
M. Weatberald.
1...0.' •.414A44-
6 years and under, 75 yard race, let, Jo*bw
Thomas, 'lend, (..rt ('empon, 3rd, Hugh
Polley.
10 years sad molar, 100 yard root, l..,
Archie Tewsl.y, lid, John Kay, 3rd,
Willie Mal)ouga'.
15 years and wider, 200 yard lime., let, Fred
Semmes, 'Lad, M. Rumor, 3rd, A. Mc-
Auley.
15 years aid under, three legged race,
50 yards, 1st, Fred Shannon and James
3-truan, 2nd, C. Dunlop and lobo Wad.
dell
12 years and uodr, 50 yards and return,
let, St. Clair Tweedie, 2nd, H. 'curdy,
3rd, E Compton. Floot rood
15 years and under, r000ug kirk pimp, 1st,
Hugh Nicholson, Oft., 7in., 2nd, .James
Viers, 4ft„ lin , 344, Jobe Waddell,
4ft., bio.
15 years and under, running hop, step said
jsmp, let, Fred Shannon, 34ft, 2 ia. ; 2M1
Hugh Nicholson, 33 ft. 7 in.: 3rd, M,
('luta., 32 ft., 2 in
17 years rad .oder, oar around the miners,
(i of a mils) let, Ben Kobtueon, Lod. John
Tighe, 3rd, Joao (ame ron-
A Drl.1 r, Amtr,.
200 yards rase, ('bee. .tuert, Led,
Areh. Nlcbolsoo.
400 yards, W. Blackford, tad John ('outs.,
Durham, 3rd, Ed. Dal $saferth.
(her around .Saw, Job. (;outs. 2nd,
David Bell, 3rd, Wm. Costs
Gee mile, H. Tudall, god, .1. Cones, 3rd,
D. Mahound/
Hardie rsee,'1'. W. little, Zed, H. Trailed/
100 yards rare, Chat* Stuart, 2d, Ed.
Daly, 3rd, J Costs.
(Nd .tan'. ram, Gerdes Comm, 2nd, .1.s.
Keag-
'01 Ptwa.
Sued: lump -Jas Mol;.., 11 ft ', in.:
2nd. T W. Little, 10 h. 11 i.
Raoa.sg'T. jump -D. Thempoa, 17 ft. 2
in. , 2.A, W Little, 16 ft. 't to
Running hop, stop ad jump D. Thome
sen, 39 ft- 8 in. : god, A. McKay. nig fL 9
in.: 3r4, D. McKay, 36 ft. 6 in.
Roasting high jump 9. Thompson. 2nd •ad
3rd T. W. Little and (7. Stuart divided
mosey.
Vomitus --T. W Little sod Jas. McGee
divided 1st and 20.1 money.
TH1 •Aug esti. a*Nr.
As advertised the trim bees ball ere el
(Terri. sad Wroretee •ppeand in I:ederiek
for the drat time o 1(meat to reset the
iced main. They was, Tbey played
better bell all through tkan the home teem
Roll oar eon are set a tae least dt•os.•
egad se they had as gray red bite and ea
many mea se bases as the venters, but jack
did not ores to be with them We are
not game to attempt to mouse ear bays for
hafts defeated, se aedeebtedly the Vaiette
*wed the bettor gar, bat from what we
k..ie ora of our home tang's playi. we are
easedeat they did aft ret y tber meal
ggsstrwar
ea Yeasty. h els he renew
bsrwd that the rjerity el the 4 .l.rjd
teas are boys attltdi•g ..tool and leave
not had the rsemary time to psctioe, and
aims that IM "U.iaas" are ens al the haat
teams m IM Wel*. They have hem playlet
art tr aeon ten tsars and their reseed fer
tem *5. M Melt. 61 games 1*
been s bare the haloes wee 46
d Ian a reseed that nay ,tab slight
he peeved et- We ssep*tutase teereddens
of °erre �Wrreetser wpm bowleg • tea.
Mea. Mat a plays. a ball and modem thews
bush ea sad setts tell
TUE L.A'70ee11 .An H
in the •fteraoes, betters the Seateeth
. eaters •ad the Godeoioi 1.sreme club was
witnessed by • large number. The game
was called at 5 P.n. sad closed at 6, the
voters **Aim the beesm team tate sap to
the tsar of 3 Ro•1. te 1. The losel teem
wee ooaeiderwbk wsatsed by W shmemo.
of Rend and lee, .ad Dais met with ea w-
ackiest, curing the game ia which ens of his
ribs was broke.
acvd.S Lca,.
tete mile Headiest -let ppnnaa++ 7. Stoke.,
time 2.32 4 6; 24 Cite. Chishola
Toe Mil.. Hardie,- • lam F Correa ; 24
H. Luglou.
Bey.' Race lender 16 years) --1.t W. Hil-
lier : 2d J. Martia,
Five Mike--t)psn t000u.ty - ler F. Stakes;
2d l'. Chisholm.
Thrm Miles -Open to meaty -let Y. Bald-
win i Ss•ferth 1. Time 5 15: 2d F. Slakes.
About the middle of the two mile ea.di-
cap roe, Stokes and Chisholm had pard
McIver, when as they were passing Kung.
.toa-e corner • woman undertook to cross
the track immediately in front of Chisholm.
Charlie tanked quickly to save striking the
woman and lei. wheel .truck • rut in the
track, throwing hie, sad Stokes Lad Moline
piling ma too of him- This accident gave
the race to Curran sod Langlois.
1n the 3 mile mos Baldwi■ and Stokes
collided at the finish and Baldwin was
thrown and knocked dirry for some time,
put fortunately was not otherwise injured
At the close of the 5 mile race another
casualty occurred which at first srurned a
serious aspect Coining down the home-
stretch, Stokes and Chisholm were on the
rusk, stokee slightly leading. Chisholm in
an endeavor to serape rafting into the
crowd was again thrown, this time in front
of Stokes' wheel. bringing down Stoker.
Curran was coming or rapidly babied and
being unable to swerve. rode right over
Chisholm and S .okee and their wheels, and
to the astonishment of entrees*, kept
satrddel of his machine after taking the
" hsrdle " Chisholm was totted to be se-
verely oat and bruised and stokes was also
badly shaken, but no bones were broken
THE Flag w04•.,
IN the evening attracted • large number of
spectator, and were much enjoys 1. Th•
large number of the perces wee of an •5-
ceptinedly voted order, and tea committer
who had in baud the tinny of them did
their work welt The illuminations oa the
Square by lantern, had also • cartel effect.
Dunn. the avenin, and throughout the dry
the band did •z..11eot ploytag and proved
themselves to be . credit to the tow..
Inn the whole the twenty-oevreth anni-
versary of Confederation was fittingly cele
brt.d in I;t„)ench and the com-
mittee of management deserve the throats
of the public for giving them sc grand •
treat.
LEEBUHN. ITI'H (. •tW I.,'1: SALE.-AfPhl j
lvl to. JOHN 0. (LUTTON, {Aar load
West. Lot 7. Colborne. 7!!t
Trg.pAT, July 3.
Hayior started hero last week, John
Horton opening the tint mowug of 1891.
Mit- ti lou I.,R Sat.r_. Apply to .1ehp
4.. ('lattno, Like road west, 1. t 7, Colborne.
1'r,: -•, Ai. Mise Ed. Hacker. of Ode•
rich, visited here last week a.d presided at
the organ on Sunday in the church hese.
Mr. and Mn Wm Whalen, cf Ellice,
Perth county, wen the guests of thine
daughter, Mn. ,last.. Chisholne, for several
days this week.
A PLEASANT Vi,IT.-Maggie and Amine
Horton en toyed •.sit to Pnmrsee avenue its
(.odrlch township las west, wrag the
gamete of Mr. sed air .gas. Tharlow.
Deed* LaiCtTATlo7. -Th. gwdewivee
of the plans are bevir many of their
chats fowl destroyed by the weasels and
poloist which, we suppose, have hiohed the
Dunlop heatr and are row operates, ia
this community, en there won'l be a *nese,
turkey or small 1'w1 of any kind for a
( hriatmas dimmer
ANTRA lr rt Tho go heroes were gip
the keen move Tueed.y mortes, stirring
up flair gmd.m.n to hn.g .p the res for
milking, to be is resdiseas ler the obsess
factory wagon, hustler the breakfas., thea
startles the weans without sod thea gr.nt-
sst et all, hustling o/ the g./e.•a te vote_
Thetwo bitter detain will be • break for a
little 'Ails.
LENT Trim WARP, ITT Tex THE Kiotr... --
1n tea moor *lanes is the ward -Ne. 4,
Colborne -Irl Gsendly, the patrol' cadi•
date, got 46 while the Reform (refit.
date get 46, the former beteg sae ahead
here. Has laureate wen watched by ,lea.
Chet and Geo. Rasa, of Carlow, and thews
of Mr. harrow by 11 Cumming. Fearears
age is ammo aet of 1:arrow sed ltongeu
the latter wee Eve ahead, retire' 47 veal.
ad the termer 41 Io the Dowtuio. Howes
,lectin.1Mee, Mr Canonises obis soaves -
slog meade the ward Eaters., bet new tee
purees have it, set the Toric The of-
floale whe reductd the .l.etaen were J.
O. Ntew•rw, D R O , John Hanes, poll
(Ark, John Fulford, assemble. Two knl
Int were spoiled by the esters writ's/
tae mss of their choir. 0se of each rade
elide this error.
Ethel Raw. Mr Newcombe tnok R
be r.mdeu,s is two last weak.
Exeter While wartime round the
m ehiary in the reseasry the ether da
• yowno lad named J.a heal/ woo eerie%
by • holt .ad bad he arm badly 'Owed.
('*sere*'. ORLr Faaa roe 1.04. The
Treat Iodated tshtbftiss 1.s sew 1..
G ens arse of the greet events of the year is
Osamdian Metro sad Imbed termed le 17
the /*ells is •11 pars el tee Deesai..
We have resolved • en/ d the Pries i.ist
ter this year'. Fair, Oda is he be held
1.. the Deo t the UM S pemblere�seax•
as
ever The �t1.,. 4. et plass
every peAwed issas sp.. 4 of this
year'. skew .aeetag •11 e*M. •s there is
no esker Bream fair te Gen/Mt with it, and
the db.mess have veld • lams am...es ler
rW Matures whisk bare heemi he • emel
espla lie areursi are .Is berg
vssdy improved this year. Amy w de-
Wreff s espy et she p14. IMM sea Amin see
y bopping le=d M W. Y. J. tat,
w 11.111111111.•
INTRCOIJONIAL TRADE
DMeused oS eke Oast at the Coe-
bronr. at Ottawa.
ALL -BRITISH CABLE PROJECT
The flow Muth Maims Ileleg.le teweesyty
in Mayr .f the M►•m• f..rd Hose -
bevy C.1tlr Mie a,m►an►y
NIlk atm Weeks the
ermetrease.
Onmera, Jsly 3, -At the m..eIng OA
Saturday of the enlonW conference the
sitting wee devoted to • discussion of In
teroolontal trade.
Sir Adolphe Caron presided in the •b
roes of Mr Bowell, who went :u Free-
vi11e 10 attend the fuuenl of lels eon in
law.
After the meeting wee over the Pust-
ule/ger Optional sold that the only informa
tive that could be given to the press was
that the whole furomoon wee devoted M
discussion of • suttee of motion riven by
Sir Henry Wilton on the subject of inter-
oolonial trade. Sir Adolphe refused to
say what •ctme had been taken w tee
WS g t et-Tma, MINISTER or EDr,'ATlO,
r.xw-.
regi.-Iution- or ee to what was the character
of tt. It w•e decided before the conference
adjourned that nu tuform•uou was to be
given to the press, and that none of th•
delegates was to cable anything to hs
reepeetive (loveroments.
Sir .5Jolph.C'aron train presided at the
meeting of the conference yesterday. The
sitting, wh!ch was of conn. private, was
devote! to the consideration of the project
for laying • cable across the Pacific Ocean
te conueet British Colombia with Auto
Italia. A memorial from the Chamber of
Commerce, of Sydney, New South Wales.
wee prmented by Hon. F. B. Suitor, the
delegate teen that colony, declaring in
favor of the pr.•po.sd Pacific cable touch
ins only upon Britieh Ir.aeemions.
Han- F. B Suitor thou preseutd ar.an
lotion advocating the desirability of con-
structing the cable anal .nggssttng the
petitloniag of the Imperial Goyerum.nt
and the
Governments of the various
colonies concerned, including Canada, to
grant • snbeidy to the scheme.
Mr. S.udford Fleming red s paper at
the r,nferene, 401 the scheme.
.t cable way received yesterday from
Lon! Roseberry by Hon. Mackenzie Bowel:
which read s., follows: "I am mamma to
express to you a. president the interest and
sympathy with which 1 an watching the
muference and proceedings which should
be en happy an augury of the future of the
Empire."
THE PETERBOROUGH CASE.
A Negro In the Compose Sesp.eted .f
Comwlltl.g Ile0r.
PETtar,R• , L n. R. Ont., July 3- - It t* l.arned
in contl.ctlun with the Keaton murder ease
that there is considerable new endeuoe,
and if the trete w stated are true the
murderer will Boon be In the clinches of
the low.
It seems that then has been travelling
with the circus a negro whom, owns is ee
yet unknown. who has charge . f the din
ing car. He has always boon conalJetable
of • bully. being known to have extorted
sums of money and artielee from different
men
It Is said that this fellow and the deed
sass had • quarrel that day and they were
tree ole the dining car together about 11
o'clock on Thursday night by several citi
sena, and as the diniug oar was on the
tiding sear where the body was found
suspicion has Wien ole bias as the princi-
pal la the deed.
Doctors Pigeon and Kiog held • post-
mortem examination on the body peter
day afternoon and they came to the con
110.100 that the man was dead before the
car ran over him, and they cannot account
for the several other wounds except that
he had been beaten with some heavy 1n-
strument. The knife wounds are also to
be w'couat.d for.
The theory of aecident t now puer•Ily
scouted, se is is gn:te evds.ut that the
body had bees pissed then as a bile 1.
Another mama given, which cgose to sub-
stantiate this, is that the had which was
est o/ never bled, which it would ham
done had the man been alive when the
bend wee severe,,
Braki.au So oft, on the Belley,:4 trate,
stated to a reporter that he wee talking te
dressed on Thnrday night end that he
was in the bast of aptrtt and was oda f■
ewie•ted. A provincial detective has sr -
rived • d ba taken charge of themes, sad
e working quietly. The body of the deed
mat was taken to Madoe for interment
Pte./sbee. Met With a MIMap,
Morrow, July a -What ease near
being a dlssaer took pleas legit night sear
this oily A large !Acetic party, oomposed
of the &dranoed guard of the delegates to
the greet prohibition convention, which
t•k.s plass hen reg. weak, went to Tele
Heron, some diems tram the city When
the party was rsturefag in the erodes
the steamer tele Serpa teen aground in the
✓ iver A muster rale and theadr storm
same on sod eew.Mgaattsa reseed The
Ceeogere wen eut of holm die shore
a .saw M eats, howitsw, bet the Me- slekers W M pees the nbt ea board.
oeMisa Dep be MeeteasL
Mowratat, July a-Daadalpa ds
eat6 se: tent early humored two The whe~il--
me.'. meat meet •ed tea .thn apwyng
imams attmpted largo erewda The day
was teerally observed M • holiday by the
EagBeh parties of the eo.msaity. bet
eke Frs.eh portion .ltd hornss as meet
Same of the Ironer papers declare
aft oeanderation has bens • failure
m tear s the Fmr►-C. &Ih.em
a• ere a -
g erm& eall Mel leek rake
NMoshe!1psily ashe! milerMho.* Was
DOMINION PARLIAMENT
Ortawa, dues //.-1. the Yew Me
If sleek use* mew Menh1 r the asteetise
se Parliament the queries at freight rates
charged apos reals from the rest et Moat -
real rod tis lasesdsy ter ImMla*Me te
remedy the evil
He reignite.% that It was I.pordhie for
ale bill brag again rearmed this neat,
,lane the ()overnmest bad takes all the
days of tee week for its owe baa.G.a lie
west oito to soy net sawn was • ..sN.a
tins emus( reseal owners M keep sp rates,
and this eumlas•tlos lead the sae. d
ejurl.g sot way oattle buyers, eel the
farmers of the ooaetry- If the *aut.o
taring industry was injured la tide way
the Uuvronrot would .ot leave 1»sitated
ta grapple with the greenwood The orals
trade was equally as important.
Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper dsald that
(lore was my pried of • eo .main., but
remised at the same rite to e•ntally
look into the whole tsatter daring nicer
and or what wee necessary to be dose.
A large batch of Uov.romenl bilk of an
unimportant character was cleared from
the under paper, and • few bogus were
.pout on the eetim*Ms
(Treaty*, June f% -The How of Cam
mons devoted the whole day to • discos -
emu of the salaries of Judges of the
Supreme and Exchequer l'ourta Tws
dismission sora on a motion of Slr John
Thompson to task• provision whereby a
Judge of the Snnrteue Coors, who had
spent dee year, ou that bench and who
toad been for fifteen years a judge of •
Superior court, could. after he had ut ata, rue: hod
the i1.will'tklip
own optius 70
oir[e the 6. willVer6. 1
drawing. The Premier bold that
this would have the offset of atreogta-
esing the court, .ince It would •flow
a judge whose vigur was gone retir-
ing without any dimtnuanuo of salary
when probably it would be difficult for
him to do .. un fine reduced allowance
it was also nrceweary to improve the pail
twins on the beech so as to maks them
more attractive and lucrative for leading
men at the bar to aspire to the same
Hon Wilfred leurfar arosgly opposed
the change. Several Liberals also spoke
against. .tmu*g those wee Mr. Tarte.
1 be latter went on to speak of the cor
roption that prevailed among judges intl.
brovince of ujueb.a He said that Judge
Roane, who sad on the celebrated McGreevy
case, had received • cheque signal in
plank from Hon. Thomas llc(inevy. At
any rate the latter said w. He would
have brought up certain charges In the
Houser against the judiciary in Quebec, bet
bee witnesses. who were lawyerti were
afraid it would injure their cases afor-
e
A pawn*: wrangle between 1.1mt. -Coo/
Amyot: of Ilellochams, and Mr. Tate
followed Tbs former raid that he would
not believe the lane4 word on oath and ,
lir Tarte retorted that Lieut. COL hasps'
had stole • horse and boost Dr. ae
Donald. Huron, who followe.l, dsecnbed i
the 'retie a* a disgrace to Periiemept-
4)rTAw-A, (tut, June 3'.S -
House fuel v• itsrday Sir John
moved that wean it adjoin -Dad at
would en:,.l &Jimmied until to mp1,1pw-
Tbia, he «*id. was June j,nucip•.ly es ac-
count of •h• of i. p; ut tn. i..trrcolooial
confrewr. It mnght, however, as well be
dons
on 46.un
E►o J that the day was the
anwvsreary of the coronation of her
Majesty. The °ouferenee of delegate
Irv, Australia and the Omer col.wiss
would assemble in the city mad the Sievers -
mem intended to gave them a wp,wai-
a m&i e w eta ty t Ito
moottters d Brian/ wetly thee
la data this lie navel *et the Hoau
mould net eh a Iraaaaet bememea
Igoe. Wilfrid Larks say that tat,
reams that It wo eirea•dae des woe *et
• valid see tor the Hoagie adjeurehig this
year more thea my year a the peat tk
however, eetrdWly agreed te the •4 ,,
meet for theperpmr• oto sly* a wv�ey
to the imeasealalves ad the let
pute
Uuveteat..t sad the r'e rsesm eet!►mt of eke
different osladre le the fo.fyeeOa yjN
mere was tem earned.
Two or three Ouv.rnmeat Ms won ad
.•aced • st•e..ud the balms* ut the mak
Mg wan taken tip is supply
Ones'•, : w SO. -The Hasse of t•um
awns has diadod not le meet on I/&Wday,
whirl Is to be observed .s Detain(*. day.
although the .elms. M already • long see
The Premiere thought that that tee general
opinion of the .Gahm d tae Haw eon
that Perfumes* shnald not .1t ea Camden
usual day.
Hon. Wilfrid leerier .greed le this. am
impressed unto the Ooheameat that es-
.uy of calling Parliament t'gsiher to 16.
future endear Mesa the emote of March.
untv.re.1 Idea was that Parliament
should Away* be enmm•tsed In January
The hour sat is eoomere... fur * maple
.mf hour* wee to •.ally pan mougb of to.
•stingee to put Is a partial supply bill to
.� 11,1 •the t loverna meet to Harry on the after
at tee sonntry soil smolt time as pruro
paths' conies, se the astal year claws w day.
asaeoRetme Mr. Midst* mad. * stew%
aMalk teat the Kingston Military (,l
�'�p�
Sloes it establishment * few
ago has oust nearrllyy �oiwre�mullion end
tr oil. eftpbTjtd G f di tr*
RA%•1 of the Dosetalua Fa this .r
bandit.'. be .seemed the (}()retatuout of
tie-vP-•,Wt *.be allege toe the di*p.rming of
patronage to it political favorites t• the
prejudies of the militia sad the grew lose
of tb. "Autry.
SUCCESSOR TO CARNOT.
111. t r.tmlr-l'erler greeted ProsWoof of
the Pre.ek
foals, June 36.-M- Casimir tsr..r.
Poseidon of the Chamber of Deputies. was
elected President of !''ramse to sacred trio
late Pr..ideut Seth -Carrot, os the Ant
ballot, by a vote of 431. T1.. Chamber of
Ileputiee is conspired d 3114 depute* and
Om Situate Is eo.poe.l of IN)0 members.
The total number of votes cast was 851 .J
wht •h all were cancelled became of irregu
!amiss. leaving 645 valid votes. Of three
151 warr east tor Caetestr, Perier, 191 for
M. Brost, 99 for M. Lapsy, 59 for loin.
Feltner. :7 for Y. Alaso and 13 were
. catering, M. Dnpuy was preempt when
the remit of the balloting wig read
AembeIMe4 1p1.st nate&..
folioseo, Jaw g0. - Two prisoners.
t'harlo Jolles and Charles Jesters. me. -
rowel, who were combed In the l'eul:al
trn.mn. revolted •galu.t prison •utboray
,.etertday. Joust mase •n eternit
.011,4 4 Mosey, who had rebuked 4:10 :•'r
15141us(, Jesters usede• murderous rr•n,t
tea .tndrew Sangster. the cook. .1.- n., wan
_irop three years at Kingston and J-•••••
it two years, which they will sine w .•u
Meir present sentences expire.
liter .tend. tat It ewe m,to.11reg.
IIA*IIII, Jane S. -Joao Burrrlgy oto s
a bore and baggie from Mr. Power. .1
11.04,t'.0 and drove it nearly all night and
:ret it at elbs Hogg
wee sentencd to els mouths
is
Proem *. e
Tat SIM dh L 1(,00 • year, is advance.
OLD
is pretielly 11close1
OL us ;zoo'
hot1
, .
KEEP COOL
It's bet-
ter /or
your health, and it doesn't cost muck if you,; O
to the right place. We're not waiting for the
end of the season to make Clearing Prices this
year. Now, when you want the Goods, a't'
make prices that must clear them out.
Some sample items :
Ladies' %Vhite Lawn Waists worth 50c for 29c
worth SI 25 for 7:s'
44 worth 200 for Sl °:F
" Laundered Shirt worth 1 50 for 9.
Cambric Blouse 1 00 for 59c
Black Wool Grenadine Dress Goody worth 20c for 11 le
All -Wool, Double -Width, Black (around Challic, new
designs worth 60c for 29e
All -Wool, Black Ground Challie, very latest patterns " 430 for 29e
All -Wool, Light Ground I)elaines " 40c for 25c
Inion 1)elainee
Fancy Silk Stripes, for Blouse Wai'.te
Fancy Whip Cords
" Shot Effects
25c for 'tic
▪ 40c for 25c
▪ 40e for 2:x'
• 50c for 25c
Ladie(.' Untrimmed Hat.,, worth from 50c to lie, to clear at 120
Ladies' Black Sailor Hata, worth 25c, to clear at 10e
Ladies' Jackets, our clam -marked prices from SKS to 55.60,
every garment new, for ... S2 9"
Art Muslin,, for Curtains, 38 inches wide worth 13ic for he
Boys' Blue Serge Pants, lined worth 80c for 3..c
Men's (food Tweed Coate, unlined worth S! 50 for SI 90
Men's end Boys' Straw Hata, homemade cheap at 10c for 7c
Embroidered Buggy Dusters worth 75c for 49r
DON'T
FORGET
that we are making the j realest cuts in prices
ever known in Goderich so early in the season ,-
that we carry ererything necessary to wear for
Women or Men, Girls or Boys ,- that we sell
as we buy, at the closest possible Cash Store
Prices.
ICAS't
fecksh,mtVettit'
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.