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THE Windsor Heron' publishes the
following
One of the most interesting speakers at
the barracks on Sunday last was Mahlon
Johnston, of Cleveland, Ohio. He a well
known in this county. when he has been
chief of police and kept • billiard hall at
the same time. but about eleven months
ago he met the Salvation Army, gave .p
his life of sin and is now going hack to
Essex, Ingersoll and other towns to try to
inaneao. those for good whom he formerly
led astray.
There is in Goderich a retired billiard
hall man, who, if the Salvationists got
hold of him, would be a power as an
exhorter. and we would all rejoice if
he were gathered into the fold.
THE recent strained relations be
tween our esteemed repreeentative,the
Minister of Militia, and that warrior
bold, Major General HttsnEKT, are, we
are pleased to note, somewhat relaxed,
and the signs of internecine strife
have almost entirely disappeared.
This is as it should Ste Anil now both
of our high-uppy-up military men may
continue to wear stripes down their
trousers at the expense of the Cana
dist taxpayer without resentment
against his fellow. Tis sweet for
brethren to dwell together in har-
mony.
THE DOMINION ELECTION.
AN early Dominion election is `got
an improbable event.
Everything goes to show that the
Government is preparing to bring
along the political contest at as early
a date as possible, and no attempt has
been made to conceal the fact that
preparations are being made with that
mad in view.
Some months since the contract for
the ballot boxes was let.
Inter on arrangements were made
for the revision of the voters' lists
and the improvement of the Fran-
chise Act -
Then, by means of the inte colonial
conference an effort was made to draw
a herring across the scent on the tar-
iff question, so that the Patrons and
eters who were clamoring for a re-
form al the fiscal relations of this
country would he diverted from the
attach.
Aad room recently some .15,000,'
000 in subsidies have been voted by
the Government to railway., most of
which are running through presum-
ably doubtful constituencies, and the
granting of the subsidies i. only •
thinly disguised attempt at bribing
the mid oonstitweaoieg.
For these and other reasons which
are epparewt to the ordinary eye,
there is eery reseal to believe that
• win are es the ewe d • gissauel oleo
Kea, sad it weald he well he Liberals
te dews tam Nide leets and be pre-
fer IA.
"TURN THE RASCALS OUT."
IT is a well-known tact fiat the plac
Ing of Palms candidates in the Geld
during the Provincial elections re
seedy closed was ta test the strength
of that organization in • political eon -
test, and the test has proved se satis-
factory to the leaders and members of
that Order that in the forthcoming
general elections we expect to see
eves stronger efforts pet forth to ob
Min Patron reprassntatiion on the
door of Parliament.
The Patron platform is a practical
onslaught on the policy of the Domin
ion Government. It is a protest
against the extravagance involved in
keeping up the mimic royalty of Ri-
deau Hall ; it is voicing public senti-
ment against the unjust taxation of
the manses for the classes by the
thieving policy of Protection ; it
places on record the opinion of the
toilers against corruption in high
placer which the Government at Otta-
wa and their supporters have con-
doned : it hes pronounced against the
infamous gerrymandering of consti-
tuencies by the rending of county
ls,undaries ; it asks that the bribing
of constituencies by railway subsidies
and ,-anal appropriations shall cease ;
and it prudents throughout a strong
and earnest plea for economic govern-
ment and purity of administration.
The tenor of each and every plank
of the platform is against the present
Ottawa Cabinet and its venal support-
ers, rind it in to be hoped that when
the day of trial comes the Patron or
gani7ation will render an unequivocal
verdict in favor of the contentions
which they have embodied in the var-
ious planks of its platform. in
that case there will be no future
whitewashing of such men as Cocn-
RANE, TL'itr'oTTE, ('AsoN. LAxt.evtw,
and the scores of other political har
pies who have fattened at the public
crib and feed upon the lifeblood of the
people.. There shall is no dividing of
the people's patrimony amongst greedy
camp followers whose sole- claim was
for party service of tits cleanest type.
Then there shall he honesty in de
partrnental administration and itteg•
rity amongst the parliamentarians.
The tide is rising against the pres-
ent Government and the actions of
the ' brute force majority " which sup-
ported it blindly .la1K the
closing
hours gf the recent
..etnion will go fur
to give impetus to the movement
against it. The people, although
long-sutiering, are rot deaf, and dumb
and blind to Ottawa rascslities, and
the day is coming, and is not far off,
when the amen who t. hitewashetl the
mica's who had been impeacher' Ise
fore high parliament will have to ren
der to the electors am account of their
atewanlship. in that day there will
be a general shaking up of the hang
ere on of the present 1;ot-eminent, and
many of them will meet the disaster
that they have earned lay their venal
actions and dishonest methods ; and
the Patrons will aid in the gaol
work.
THERE SHOULD BE A CHANGE.
SOMETIMES we resil in budget
speeches by the Finnice Minister, tool
in florid election addresses by the
Hero of Haldimaad - the rotund
MOwTAscs about what the Govern-
ment has done for the farmer, hut
outside the aforesaid budget speech
and the florid election address, what
the Government has .lone to benefit
the Canadian farmer is not noticeable
by any means. What has been done
by class legislation and governmental
incapacity to injure the farmer i.. seen
far more easily. The curse of Pro-
tection has cast its pall over the farm-
ing interests of the whole country,
and the incompetent action of the
Dominion Government in the failure
to protect the Canadian cattle trade
from American infections duoaaex has
practically shut our tanners out of the
British markets. The alleged "cheap
breakfast table" cuts no figure in the
calculation of the Canadian agricul.
turist so long as • tariff wall tuts ofl
his market with the United States
and governmental iacapacity breaks
up his export trade with Britain.
The cause of good times in • t•oun-
try dome not hang upon the mouth-
ing' of politicians, but upon careful,
economic action of statesmen, indus-
try
n.du•tr'y and thrift •wa the part of the toil-
er, and a bountiful return for the la
bor of ted husbandman. 1 n Canada
we have a prolific soil and an indtea-
trious and thrifty people, hut despite
these factors for bene6eial resnita, an
extravagant and corrupt Government,
gelded by a fatuous trade policy, has
beamed .p a public debt without ems
measerate basset, ansi has made the
bsrdeae ei the people almost utiliser
SNAP SHOT&
The lost Of the allied pruisibitia►
oommklsi.s .p t. deeds $1*000, aid the
sad r .es yea It ►.p bees the mast ex-
peastve h.mheg of ell the iambi,. Net
the pews* Oey.rumene hes pat are the
people, save .sd wisps w N. P.
The American visitors who attended
Me W Bagels* oneveaties is Tommie ire
week were in e.stsetes ever the flees city,
and admired eveaytbky sheet it, from the
gsiet tabbatb to the meg idesat wafer
privilege
Protests were entered Tuesday Inst
amines Dr. Rrtmmor, the P. P A. midi -
date for Ram Termite, mid Hes. J. le,
Gismo, the asu-P. P. A. candidate for
limsUtea. At this distaaos it looks mighty
lake • saw-st.
The councilman who brings in a
stringent now bylaw mad has it carried
through will sera ler himtrlt the prates of
the majority of the readmits of the tows
and the eternal goodwill of all of the Mei-
ten.
The rainfalls Friday last and at in
tenals daring the weak did mon for till
agriculturist& in this district thes parlia-
ment did donne its Hag session Nis year.!
President Dees of the American
Railway Ilan is both for trial for as.
tempt Pru.ttia u sot held for conta.pt
or •aytkiag elso.
The aneual meeting of the Liberals
et North Bram was held Tuesday lass.
Let's .se --North Brune are then any Lib-
erals in North limos!
The session is past, and parliament
hes been prorogued, but the tariff reform
foreshadowed in the budget .peach was not
materialized.
The IIPN• 1►uminion reformatory for
boys is to be located in glengarry, ted will
doubtless give Big Ron- a pull at the uom-
inr glacial".
Some of our confreres: are discuse-
is the 'Attention of reforming the Senate.
The oil ,way to mend the *mate is to end
it.
The Patrons are sharpening their
scythes tor the Dominion election cam
pa go.
THE MODEL FARM PICNIC.
The (.hoeing lines were writtea in the
whoa of The Guelph Mercury, by 1(. K
Keraigkam, of Raciness, cm the occasion of
his recent visit to the Guelph Agricultural
College. Excurswni.te from this district
who were down 3E the occasion will appre-
ciate the ver.ss of tee genial " Khan. '
Down in Ontario county from gu•lph w far
away,
They've broke the book of Summer and ne-
ighed up the hay,
The old man says t6 i
• girls and boys may
hare • holiday.
They thinned the turnip., pinned tater.,
cultivated corn,
Were up es bright and early in the peeping
of the morn.
They earned • great big holiday as ours aa
you are born.
The girls left off their churning and starch-
ed their pettico•ta
And little %nil. of pleasure nn from their
happy throats.
The farmer boy forgot about the wheatfield
and the oats
And facies now are beautiful, yestreeu were
tired and plain.
They cars not if 'tis cloudy or if today 'twin
rain,
And off to Guelph .weetheartine they're
rushing on the tram.
And sweet hearts walk beneath the
upon the famous farm,
Close to/ether for a day, united arm in sem,
They shun the wise professore, and is it Sr
harm
Many • little whisper and many a hist 1
got
That sweethearts is the shadows were put
ting up a plot
To wed this f.11 and settle on the fifty sore
let
The scientific people showed them how to
boodle hay,
Bet, ah ' above the wooden, the music and
the
They asked tow the Duchess beton they
went away.
Aid Dryden proudly bro.ght her eat, the
waiting creed to please,
The breathless crowd, is wonder, expected
her to wheeze.
Alas, the little lady -sed wouldn't eves
e.eri..
Tb.hampiee liar in the crowd fell with a
sickening thud,
And at hie f.11 • royal shout nn o'er him
like a sped •
The Duchess simply calmly stood and quiet
cheered ler eud.
Joke Dryden, o1 Join Dryden, no guile is
thee Is Need
Thou and the Duchess were the Does the
peo1.le aeroled rowed •
Vse're like the ileebsa, Dryden you're
pretty safe nod sound.
Now ekes the Duchess has a oalf, let all
the worl4 with glee
Fill up • bumper with her milk aad drink
at mambo,
That both the flatness sad our John, Noir
life times lo.g may he.
Tom Krum.
JOURNALISTIC.
The Antes Free Prem eemmwo.d at
twsat5N velums resset y, mad is • orsdit
to the prolamine. Memo power to it
The Chet.. New Res fes mashed re-
upesmable middle age. bet is as chirpy as
ever. Peddle Holmes also Ueda time to aot
as .hist-ueashersee of hie tows is a meet
sasleot miaow.
The Jimmie Pest began its 22•4 volume
bet weak, sad we esegratabite it epee by-
isa attaissd bte smjrity The Pest im
Neves with •o. and is a rod .spriest of
previ.eW Cassius jesrsansw.
H.lwesviL. ' On Tmeday as Fred Ta-
bus* was wrbtng r tie slaw. • hmm
kiebei dim ea tis kssd, swwdah, him ea-
eewesbma lfiiimat ase was gees said,
sal Oleo bests had mooed /OasA.enesea helm M ettgalr
R1ISION OF TII USI'S
Preliminary Wort Will Commute M
the First .f August.
A NEW FRANCHISE BILL
Wilt w t.tred.ead neat Tear to Cover the
Portion Dropped This messloss-
Ratos of seeder Twine he
eke Northwest A new
rentYaalar7.
OTTAWA. July 18. -When the Hoot
MN on Saturday morning kir. Davin asked
if the Government would deliver binder
Was manufactured at Kingston Peniteu•
nary in the Northwest Territories at the
same rates as they were doing is Outerio.
Sir John Thompson mid that the Uovern-
pont could not afford to do this without a
low to the country.
Reformatory at Olo.garry.
In reply to lir. MCLaunan Sir John said
that if. suitable alto could be procured in
Glengarry tar • reformatory, for whiob
$10,000 was put in the estimates, be would
select onelliere.
Revasloa ..f tie ../me.
Sir John au moving the House into coma
moues on the franchise bill explained as to
his droppiug all the bill except as to the
revision of the list acts and the changes in
the redutributal districts. The tows for
commencing the revision wax August 1.
He would mntrodum a bill next year carry-
ing
arryiing out the other portion of the bilL
Iaurier said that It was probably as
good that the Government hal tett the bill
t.o the last day of the session because tt
they had another day they might again
change their mind. He tboaght that the
first of September iustead of the firm of
August would la • better time for oum-
menciug the revision. They were within
ten days of the firer of August and at the
work had to be attended to by members of
Parliament he soggeNed that the first of
September woo be more suitable for
them
Sir John explained that the intent:on
was 10 Commence as soon as poesibte after
the passing of the act. so that theprw•
limivary luta would be ready by the first
of t )ctober.
It was finally decided that the revision
for the preliminary lists would begin ou
the Aral of August and he finished by the
first of October, and that the final revision
would comn.ence•on the tint of October
and be concluded ou February PS.
The Hoes Prorogued.
The House met this morning and cleared
rep all remetning beanies. Assembling
again at 3 o'clock formal prorogation took
place with the customary eche.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
A *.d Accident Which Happened to s
Thamearllle toms lm a..
THA.x%VILLE, July 23.-A aid accident
happen estenlay about two miles of
Morrell dock whereby this village loses a
young and much -respected citizen, Mr.
('has. E. Beller, sou ..f Henry Buller.
Wath some friends, among whom wan his
brothers, Alfred and Dougald J , his
brother-ln law, L C. Decow, W. F. Law -
once, William and Bert McDona:d and
Hiram Richardson, he went to Lake Erie
to spend the day. He, !serene* and the
MacDonald brothers went out bathing.
The water at the time was a little rough
and the waves were running very high.
The other members of the party were
sitting in tn. carr}age on this shore waiting
for the bathers- Hbo .11 started to came to
laud after being in the water about half an
hour. when the demised dropped behind
the others and was apparently seized with
cramps and sank abeat twenty rods from
shore when the water was not mon than
four ft- t .'seep.
A... on as his companions missed him
they turned back to rescue him, but ou
•ccount'.•f the muddy condition of the
water they were unable to find the body
until aboulatx o'clock when all hope of
resttecitatioy was goue.
The remail. reached Thamesville after
moh,i_ht The deceased leaves a wide
and one child
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As English Elisbemler Arrested.
time*. July I -Major Sherwood,
chief of Dominion 'police, bas received •
telegram from Hamtjton. stating that
Henry Freeman Jaynes, who some time
ago skipped from London. Entg., taking
with him POOP of his employers money,
had been arrested there. His family re
coolly left London for Cared* via Ant-
werp. The superintendent of Dominion
pdtee was advised to watch the arrival of
the steamer Waudrabam and to shadow
the fatuiiv when they arrived They reach-
ed Vu-bec on the 17th instant and were
followed to Hamilton, when Jaynes was
found. He lived timer the name at J.
O.a,
rare et Le•g.s Pointe.
M.rtTarst, July 28. -Longue Potato,
near Montreal, the scene d the great
asylnm fin a few year. ago, was visited by
another bad fin last evening. The Are
broke out an tin farm hose of Job• *Mi-
nim on the Longa. Pointe road. The
flames spread quickly and the whole farm
hones was soon In dames The .aaletanee
of the Montreal firemen was asked and one
engine was sent to the some At oom lime
the fire threatened to become general. but
1t was got under control The loss w111
amount to shoat $8,000.
Demme storm Is Prime edward Island.
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., -hay 23e -A
seven thunder and lightning storm posed
over ben yesterday Two bones w ere
shatters& A man lying beside a stove
was struck by falling bricks from the lute
and stunned. F. S. Adsinsalt and wife,
in a house In Abrams village were thrown
out of bed and Injured. The side of the
bones was ton badly. Two boys were
thrown from one side of the room to the
other. In some parts of the country deep
trenches are torn in the road and telephone
lines are eolsiderablp damaged.
C.ss.sa wort» D..teeyed,
Owen 1toCRa, Ont., July 18. -Yesterday
a dleassrnes ire broke net In the Owen
Sound Portland esment work., destroying
all their valuable m•ehinery The work
of eminent was saved. Owing to lack of
storage room and an oven supply of meant
on hand the weeks were missed down some
few weeks ago loss prebablj 1$.000, os
whleb then Is a rupre.d jwis>rsne
$11,060. The eases e(th. re le mimosa.
some... won r,mast Ilrw .
Dowevtla,a, July IL -Them was a
largely Mseilini taaest5of the iseruss
hem en IlMerda . u w► Y was deaYed
to proem the t� el Ram R Rar-
meet The muse. it 1s smdmawed, b y
the heads a their amimiNq end act gee -
MO win be massed N masa
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01D URZIE MOODY $UICIO r
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Rho try.e.4 M Ue.k.'MM A4lo.raed
les a weer.
Ou►usavu.u. J sly I& -The ewam.r s
Miters os the death of Wale Tusk, wife
.t William Wady. whose eeaaestba with
the Williams tragedy Is well knows, was
Mid hen ea Saturday evenieg, Mt Joao:knit
was doee aid the inquest was ad
for • week to await the remelt of the pot
mortem maamlaatioa
This wuma05, mysteriuo. death on Fri-
day immense is esoluag unmet autoroo la
the oommuulty, and nrtviug again fee
public oumm..t tin mardl of the Wil-
liams couple and the trial and c ouvicOoe
of ltao W berrell as the num guilty of the
erten&. Slum the thus of the tragedy Yea
Meudy has bows uwtally unwound, the
cause bolug attributed to the suspicious
est afloat among her neighbors by the
tongues of gossips, who seemed boot on
axing stigma on the Moody faintly ria con •
neotaun with the crime. The woman was
engaged at bier huosehuld douse wb•u she
fell to the door and expired a few minutes
later.
Dr Station at this plan, who was sent
tot, expressed the opinion that death was
due to strychnine .ted an inquest and
port mortem .xaaninatwu were ordered.
There are some who prefer to believe that
tete jeleeu was admauistmd by others, but
the general upinlon is Nat the wurnan did
by her own hued. Hesse the result of
the nulling is watched with coru.derable
Interest
T. ChM. ted Me, .f eke rade.
NIAuaaa FAILLE. N.Y.. July 2I -Secre-
tary
Seers-tary Parkin.. of the Cataract Construction
Company, has received uncial notice from
President Langmuir, of the Queen Vctorie
Park Commission that the pr•Itmluary
plats of the power d.vedopmoat on the
L'seada side hard been approved by the
commission and by the °utero Govern-
ment. This leaver the way upeu for con-
tiuniug the work of preparation for coo-
Nructing the power tunnel wheel, pats.stc.,
ob the t'auada side. 'then is no ltttle an
wrest felt het. in the matter and many ere
wondering when actual operations will
begot ler. Rankine is reticent on the
subject and gives no ides when the impor-
taut step will be taken.
tflgllaa
Wm. a e•ssod dime.
Kixusruwx. July 23 --Tine Vigilant and
Brumaire on Saturday sailed their tenth
race, Britannia having •ir..dy woo S and
Vigilant 1. The Vigilant, when two -
third'. of the race was over, had a lead of
lm 17s on the Britannia When the mound
mark in the the thin' round was Dowd,
the time was Vigilant 5.19.15, Bratanuu
5.2.5.13. Th. Vigalaut won by three min-
utes and
inutesand thirty nine eecuud., without ao
connuug the use allowance, said to be one
minutes and ten .ecuuda
Italy'. Trtampk Is Ifamala.
Rust, July 21. -Premier C'rupi .poke in
the ;oust* on Saturday a,uoernaug the
defeat of the Yandt.ta lark Beek 'and the
oce9Qat1u12 tet Kasea.a The triumph of
11a1y s colonial trouts, he said, would be
fo:lowd by ozceli•e% results. The Mah
duos now would probably patty in their
COWES of pillage .ted murder. He himself
had been opposed to the oecapa:ion of
Msasowah in ISM. but the Italian dig
outs raised could not be hauled down
Fight Itetweon apalardsand IS slay a.
PARIS, Jniy ^.9. -The Matin'. Madrid
curre.pwudeut say. that the tioveruur of
the PWlaplauc Luanda ba. telegraphed to
the (iurerutucut au account of a fierce
battle between :vanish troops and flatiron
Mtudaa.ao. The Span:arils were sur-
prised, but they recovered speedily and
drove the Maleys from toe field. The;
lost 14 killed Mtn. (dang an officer and 4s
wounded. The Yal•ys left 27 dead ou the
55.id.
A Morose Is ties Reek M.s.
Goma., Ja:y 2J -It is now certain that
141) pmenou. went down with the Dalian
steamer Columbia.. which culuded with the
.t u e
RRussiana u, r 1 .adtmir in the Back Sea
a few days ado Ail the eyidnce badly
tnculpatea the kn,atan ..amen who aban-
doned the Co,uinbaa and her crew and
patronises* to their late, although the vas -
e el floated as, hoar and a quarter after the
cuilaiun.
Claude Ont. NI. Divorce.
Ettanao., July 23. -In the Court of
Sessions, when Lard Kylleeby has been
bearing evidence in the action for divorce
on the grouted of infidelity, brought by
Claude Alexander of Ital lochmy le, Ay rsbire,
against his wife, formerly lady Deans
Monlgomerie, youngest daughter of the
late Karl of Eglington, judgment was ren-
dered on Seturdas for the petitioner.
Reese Speaks at Mrr,
DuBois', Jaly 23 -O'Donovan Rows
spoke at length in Birr on Saturday after
unveiling the monument to the Ysnchestes
martyrs. He Y.d that he doubted the
sincerity of the government in the cease
of home rule. He detected In England
the oma old hatred at Indent The meet-
ing pawed resolutions favoring amnesty of
the political prisoners.
Tho Trial er Raaf. towels.
PAsrs, July 23 -Remarkable promotions
will be taken doing the trial of haato
Cssetrio, the murderer of Precedent Carnot,
which will begin in Lyons on the 27th.
On hie way to the court and back the
prisoner w111 have • wrong polio, and mili-
tary escort. The eosin house wi11 be
guarded by infantry sad a battalion of
I
Verged Halt a Willie. Dollar&
L.oron:. July 11. -Ernest Haseberger,
• Donde* jute mereb•nt, has been arrested
for forging bill. !or 180.000 on Sahib
banks and 110,000 on Continental banks.
Among bills of the 1e clam then are
maid to be many of the D..lasb. bank.
PrIsir Wl..es, M Rlatey,
I.oapoa, Jnly IS. -Ames the winners
of the prizes la the contest for the Queen's
prism at Risley were: Kimbell who won
180, Davideoa 112; hell 110, Ogg tri. 1■
the shooting for the 8t (hoage% Tape
Humbert' woo d.
Tire Seeerge In St. r'.seteberw.
Sr. Perrasetso, Jay *-The sbeisra
epidemie is rapidly spreading. There are
1,000 patients, mostly teeter; bawds gad
boatmen. Is the hospitals Is this city. The
n ew arm average two hi5adred daily and
the deaths one hundred,
as assemmm Yewip.pmp Man eesesseed,
Noma July
toe el the ases.hfet� V l is
Meshy W brei mabusM M be meths
end need Ave headaed Est lila >>si ba
W Yeas ewppm...11
Vb• Mr, 011eaugOWOil
Dem*, Jul 15. -The Wel of r
SW garrison whit Wadsemeh seemel
Mete hits week ended en th~ezZ wllbwg
et s. himdl.lfid ea tee
aassass
TROOPS LEAVE CfliG AGO "'"'t tttt.a.ea ae1i••d.rs,
5*s W bow ry, waM h 01 inns k.
Vad ti. wmt d tbmtr von.
aimed sad har wort The awe woes
- - ameglad sed began whew they left ea
Tie Federal Uoyentmeat Mlle 0f els ' whew
bor m .slim No Weseingtee Moises � Wes
made
15. s of Wer. t. woolen .551 lima 0.. Tame,
troop'. wow, manillas the Mallet, pee.
to drive away say sesames so mal .
d `►.gads who might small Me Rel -
Orders were received last •g st the
bd-q.arsan of (ieaeral Mute tar the
withdrawal at the federal troops now ea
duty la sad about thin city.
It 1• nowint leave the local
situatloa in Me soblocalat eke euy ellen%
backed by the tour regiments of state
troop still ou duty. Aoourdiag to the
order, however, all of the regulars soaps
the Ninth regiment of Sackett, Harbor,
N.Y., which will be steamed at root
$ erldw lsdeenitely as • reserve fords
within easy Dell if they .hosed more is
train, but the railroad vassals say they
have all the mea they wish. Regular pas
meager trains or. run guarded by troops
Total AeeMoate t. La...
Lucas, Ont, Jaly 10.-WSU. Mr. S
Kelly, a farmer living at Loom Cronies.
in the township of MoGUlivray, was milk
lag Ms sows one of tin ether .owe ran at
Me oras be wsa milking mud threw the
MN over, •laghtee with bar two forefeet
mem his breast, teem the effects at which
be iinger.d in terrible sgmy uutU noun,
whoa death relieved him from his staffer -
lag. Another •octdent occurred yesterday
evening. William Ione, a boy IS years
old, sun of Yr. George Ise, • farmer re -
"Whig on the i1salL o o..:asiaa tet Ma.il-
herny, while in the act of unharnessing
his bursas got *mangled in the hansom
The bores got frightened and ran away,
and the boy, being unable to extricate
blmselt, was killed.
PULLMAN'S MEN AT WORK
Datta Labelers Ask ear Ra-/amtatessont
and are Aeoopiad Trate A realer,
Arrag.ed-- A Plat to neetr.y
a Orldgs Line seeped la
Okiakesae.
C•ICAoo, July 17. -The aaao.oaamant
that the strikers N halms& were on tete
point of surrendering and askingfor em-
pkeymoot In the palace car worat the
reduced wages, is smarmed. Thomas
Heethoote, leader of the Puller•& striker*,
admits that all his influence and that of
the other labor leaden was required te
prevent a general stampede of the work-
men, and officials of the l'allmaa C.icpwly
say they expect orders from beadgsmldss
any day to open the car shops, w high ha,.
been closed more than eight weeks.
, Wyo., July 17. -The memo
ben of tete A. It tL !tore tied at Laramie
have voted almost uiantwooaly not to re-
turn to work. The following telegram tele
received from Debs: •'Ltoads in the hands
of receivers occupy themes" position as all
others fa this strike. The proposition was
made to the tleueral Manages and has
been refused. our _position u doubt;Jstrwws
in cou.eq•euce Renew every effort and
carry it out to • suuh. Then is nothing
to be afraid of. We must and will win.
(Selggued) K. Y. Drina"
Carcauo, July lid -There was • ernes
tlonel climax yesterday to the troubles
that have disturbed rallruad circles during
the pas throe weeks when President E, V.
Debs of the A. R U. and hiacabinet, Via" -
President Georg. W. Howard, t3weral
Secretary Sylvester Keliber and I_ W.
Rogers, chairman of the executive commit
tee, were taken to tin county jail sad l.•
e„rcerated as priauuen of the United States
fur violation of the injunction tamed July
2 by Judges' Wood and Urossrup, restrals-
ing them from oumbiuing and °onapparing
to hinder interstate commerce treSo or
toe movement of United States mails.
The impala/unseat of the chiefs of the
Railway l•niuu was not in any sense aa
arbitrary proceeding. Although predi-
cated upon what the courts regarded es an
open and denial violation of orders pre-
viously mooed an opportunity was afford-
ed the defeodanta of presenting hoods for
their appearance an court a week hetes.
lot ase a.forlag la Turkey.
Coxara7Tisorti, July 20. -TM suffer
tag caused by the earthquakes is more
widespread than was at first supposed.
The fuss of property is felt pure keenly
every day by the homeless and half- fad
families wine have camped in the parks
and cemeteries The local relief fund is
entirely inadequate to the emergency hen
and in the provinces, sapecially in and
around Adabazar, the Cbalaldja and OS
lora The sufferers hats been helpless in
their wretchedness. As soon se wommant
cation with the provintos shall he nsmred
the reports of privation sad disease will
probably 'eight to remelt the city.
eeont»at iekl.ass•. tadtg.•.t.
MoxrsaAy Jaly le. -Montreal C'hioa-
men are very much Maimed over a disci -
This proposition, however, was rejected sion of the Muotreal cooped to impose •
un the ground, aa emphasized by President tax of 1100 on Chanty laundries and they
i.bs after the court had r•uder•d iia nisi- I propose to fight the tax in theooartn
rams, that the principle involved was
one .utirely too serious in its nature to An lath Powe/ease 110111409.
admit of the defendants availing them Buwrn.an. Jol7 n0.-Patrtek Kill. -
selves of any technicalities that might be %sno . aged 70, an old pensioner, shot
roganled as hopholes iia the law. flood. himself in the abdueseu last night. He
meu ugerd std o the union le•d•n, but wee removed to Me hospital. when he
their overtures were declined and the pri-
died. It Is .opposed the old gentlatian
omen suffered themselves to ed taken to was weak•miadet
jail and lucked up. Then, nukes iia the A N.a.dred Perseus Drew.ed.
meantime they Mould tin of incarceration, ftaaug, July 2l. -The Vusaiache
they miff rsmai,n until Y dudes* hnorutnp;.
taus rotes that a *teenier has been sank
Csa. ado. July 19 -The stampede of ' a![ Slerlftanak, Province of Ikota, Russia,
Pullers,: strikers has begun. It had been ! and loo persons ween drowned.
expected ever sines Orbs sent his later to
the railway assuagers offering to surrender An A. et C. Smash 1. mantroat
as
If his men were given employment again Mowr*a.at+ Jaly 11.-A branch of the
T • break cam• from •
Americas Railway Union has been formedh Quarter eT leastei•
I
L Yostreel with about 3.5 members
c 1... D SOL zuspnow, close
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kEEP
COOLIt'st 1 ter or
your health, and it doesn't cost much if you go
to the right place. We're not waiting for the
end of the season to make Clearing Prices this
yeah. Now, when you want the Goods, .we
make prices that must clear them out.
Some sample items :
Ladies' White Lawn Waists
Se worth 2 00 for $1 25
" Laundered Shirt worth 1 50 for 955c
" Cambric Blouse 1 00 for 39c
Black Wool Grenadine Drees Goods worth 20c for 11 }c
All -Wool, Donbie-Width, Black Ground Challie, new
designs ..worth 60c for 29c
All -Wool, Black Ground Challie, very latest patterns " 45c for 29c
All -Wool, Light Ground Detainee 40c for 23c
Union Ilelaines 23c for 16c
" 40c for 25c
" 40c for 25c
w 50c for 25c
Ladies' Untrimmed Hata, worth from 50c to 75c, to clear at 121c
fatties' Black Sailor Hats, worth 25c, to clear at 10e
Ladies' Jackets, our clone -marked prices from $4.23 to 15 60,
every garment new, for S2 911
Art Muslin*, for Curtains, 38 inches wide worth itic for tic
Boys' Blue Serge Pante, lined worth 60c for 33c
Men's Goa) Tweed Coate, unlined worth $2 50 for 11 90
Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, homemade cheap at 10c for 7e
Embroidered Buggy Dusters worth 75c for 49e
worth 50c for 29c
worth 11 25 for 75c
Fancy Silk Stripes, for Blouse Wets
Fancy Whip Cords
" Shot Effects .
DON'T FORGET
that we are making the greatest cuJc in prices
ever known in Goderich so early in the season ;
that we carry ererything necessary to wear for
Women or Men, Girls or Boys ; that we sell
as we buy, at the closest possible Cash Store
Prices. •
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cit&I$M0t�it
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
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