The Signal, 1897-8-19, Page 8a
$ TutnesiAy, Asa. 19, 13JT.
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IF YOU PAY GASH YOU OAN SATE MONEY BY
TRADING WITH IIS
£7 Q-SP.rwaiAI LOT OF
WATCH SPRING
FILLED
CORSETS
BEST MdgF,
REM ;1.25
FOR 11.00.
A Full Line of Corsets iu Best Makes at the Lowest Prices.
A few left of our Ureat die and Printed Dimity Muslius clearing at
llc., worth 15c. and 20c.
Ladies' Vests, Fancy Bilk Embroidery, Yokes, beat Maco Thread, regular
25c. and tOc., clearing at 19c.
General DRY GOODS and MILLINERY.
cis■ *NU ea£ raven eclat.
SMITH BROS. & co.
NVT?K
yy FVFEK
pre.(nted to s lticbard Variwfgnt.
Oice =reg to the records of the Unito-
mates Trw►sury1N•{rarraeat British vee
eels are carrying more than 55 per cent.
Important Events In Few Words
For Busy Reatdere.
ts. Sas, Worlds ■appemaga CerefW7
Compiled and rat lista ■a■ey said
Atiraeslve Shape O'er the tenders of
tar raper -A .,dad Near's Lap/meal
is Paragraphed I.fersatlea.
TBi DIAD. '
Dr. 1`.►unirr ,1'Vry. puetnmce inspector
at London. is dead.
-----TM$AAatt LD.
The first sample .4 the new trop of
M,Ith,tnbe wheat has 'been -received o:t
Alou[o:,l. -
The prier of wheat els still elimbiug,
and it ie eves hailed it mu) yet- be a dol-
lar a husIGl.
I4L'1'111E RECORD.
1... are es um . r and lath 1,11
at $,nit : e -falls was burner). The loss
will be about $1U1110.
A hre broke out in the attlE above
the woolen'. (anthers In the Cental
Priem. and datneste to 'the extant of
several thousntad liters resulted last
week.
PO L 1 T I Cm—CA:r ADIAN.
l oft -Nie United $tater eserebaedise -both
of inij,orta and export*.
Much 'surprise was expresser) in Mont-
real when it became known that Mr. Ed-
gar JndTI, flour awl feed merchant, had
meat. it it thoegbt-that
ten thousand dollars will cover his lia-
bilities.
The Attorney -General of the United
States has decided that goods the pro
duction of a foreign country which are
regularly imported Into Canada and af-
terwards exportsrd tto .the United States
are subject to thtr'> ►if ilnatore- duty of
10 per (ent. 'Ile question whether goods
transported through Canada to the LTuit-
td &tates under n lar nsi are RIM-
lett
I -lett to the duty has not Yet been deter-
mine.,
R la repnrten tri Calcutta that me
Sultan of Turkey is .ending a medal
envoy to India to'etir np diaattiafaction
with British rake among the Mohamme-
dan inhabitants.-
lion.
nhabitants.-
lion. 1Vm. Maleock begaii an saps).,
int, the w-erking of the Mtatrtal post-
MEd..
ost-
otl .
!'here Is en inch -ase in the inland re-
venue -..sail lions d 1;1.340.00') for the
deet year.
The ()mark, Cievornioept is. acid to
be cos,vklering n to jittlntkiq which will
prevent the employment ser funtlgn labor
is Ontario lumber
RAILROAD Ill 11111.114011.
The (eauadinn Pacific ltnilway L re-
ported to be retaking arrangements for
the erection of a atatiat in the cats!
partset. the elty of Ottawa.
Mr. $haughtwe,uy, vice-president of the
Calndien I'ao•itic Raidwvay, denies that
Ameriemn laborers aro emplace,) on the
Crow's Neat Pass Railway. He Bays all
the Mean required 'can beobtained in
Canad
• IltE.RELtOIOUs WORLD.
The .corner stone of the Presbyterian
Clrorch was laid at Ahloaton.
.The Bishop of Algona arrived at
Rimini/alai on the atettmer E'arisian
from Liverpool
A small riot table place at Rockland
awing to_ feeling su+attpett--Ly---the re-
marks of Rev. Mr. Cote. wbo is speek-
lm£ agaimR the Ronan Catholics.
7'be t'aticiu is disappointed that the
enepdiesl or the Lambeth Confeten:e
does not favor the tspproebe memt be-
tweea the English and Catholic churches
Ohio Populists have nominated Jacob
S. Coxery for Governor orf the' mate.
It is lelk'ved that theeleramn Govern-
ment will again crop xe to On+ht Bri-
tain end the United Stales the (+nnplete-
disttrnarneut of the. $n.tmoan loin Mem.
The London Spectator hats ■ very tem-
perate trt*kv-nor The Atits-rfiiirnt m
oda of United Staten politician,. and
warns them that English feeding `a
arouses). and tinkers they mond their
m•nncra a (Mnriiet Afar !hens'. with the
Most dinastotow remgits.
TRE WORLD OP SCIRICR.
Prot. Frederick Ward Putnam of
Harvard wits elected Pnrddent of fur
Amtrlou A•eeoriatl..n ter the Advuue'e-
ment of Science. Boston was chosen 11
the piste M meeting for next year.
Phe tweeting of the British Medical As-
.• ambition w,ll take plk in Montreal
at ,the end ot,eth(e'-mnnfti The atten.i-
stee n1 pthw.t t physlclstn and Mir-
tr with, their faanilka. will be much
al rg.r than nt first nntic•ipsted.
Lord Kelvin nml about 175 other Bri-
tish melpntista have arrival In America
'to attend the annnnl meeting of the Bri-
tkih Amork,ti(m Joy the Advenetmuent (f
Selene. In Tor ,u o which opens in Clint
city this week.
r,. • . •-.-THELAROR WORLD.
The Britiajt pas it telegraphers have
decided not to ,err, .e, nit.hunxh they t' -i
etadt their coalition is burdensome.
.Thr injunction against the' striking
Idoses was inured from the Pe meeri-
t/anie courts. The men are determiner(
tO go on with their program just the
same, expressing the belief that they
hay men eit- gh to till un all the Jells
if armed* ane deckled upon.
The dispute In the onginee,ring testers
1s extending in area. atul n week helve
70000 sten will he lnvnlro'l. The Ahcf-
Seki employers have joined tissue with
the Emplovors' Anaorlath.m. and '.he
(sante'? htu. ,,ermine one of endurance.
Fart aide is trying to starve out tits
other.
!w'll aar-
The Pope received S.r K Atred and
Lady • Laurier.
President Faure has returned to the
Elywe frim his summer vita at Havre.
Owing to threats and statements
made by the nsstte.iin of Premier Cano-
va*, Preeeideot Ic`nure is being strictly
guarded by the Paris police.
Oa Friday Mists Edna Mitchell. a
name, of Toro.-eto, committed suicide in
the. Cincinnati humeral. to which she
t. -as attached, because• abs was deserted
by her lover.
The New York Times publishes the
statement that Secretary Sherman's (VII-
dition. mentally and physically, L pain-
ful to hie friends', toll that a eollaaae
may occur at any time.
The Enep•rur anti Empreae of Ger-
many left Crunsteilt on the royal yacht
Hohenzollern (m their way home. Af-
fectionate farewells were exchanged be -
teem the royalties of Russia and Ger-
inane.
The reports of the commerchit agencies
of Messes.11un and Bradstreet state that
the outlook is blighter, and that there
is a noticeable increase In trade. The
crop prokpets are reported good from
nearly every eity,LBnd an increasing pros-
perity is indicated by the rise m stock,,,
the growth 'tit hank 'elearings and rail-
way earnings. Tt,e heavy apenlatian to
mnny praiucts,but particularly In wheat,
has made the week one of surpassing
interest. There were 21.1 buaiuesa fntl-
ures during the pawl. week, an compared
with 25S io the corresponding week last
rear. -
CASUALTIES.
Mr. Re•nj, Loring of Leakay was kill-
ed on the railway at Thornhill.
Mr. J. T. Whelan, a conductor on the
Hurl
and Aylmer Electric Rnllway, was
I'he i lg iiska ateamer exlco rse
on a rock a •itka aad sank in 500 feet
oC anter. on board' were ,leveed.
Mr. J. I[alreby. a patient at the Chat-
ham Ho.pital, Aimed out of the aecond
atom. window and killed himself.
A Scotch felt ntimed Johnson.
ttaveeltng tleo) - saint= to Porooto
et5• b wagon, Toot 'a loot of the,: property
bbyrfiree. Two d the children were badly
It was largely owing to the compli-
ants with the request for more speed
on the part d a number of Christian
Rndeaverers on bond the stammer
Mexico. that the ves.el'. eourae was al-
tered and she )net her fate.
MIM I Alto cutletRAtg.
von 'aim Or WAR.
The treachery of the Amer M Af-
ghwMeta n la andoul.tad. ilia hand 'la
poen In the recent tribal nerlsings o0
the Afghan frontier of Widish Indite
'The (-Nellie of Abu Hamed pliers in
the hands of Mir Herbert Kitchener it
most important strategic positMh, end
aft early tel :ince will be made es Ber-
ber.
The meeting of 'Inverter Wiliam and
the Ozer has nen, ed in nn nIIis lees be
tween O<rtnnny and Ramis to `thwart
(,neat Kritastn era all Important. aces
doss.
it M reported that a M'(•isiee barn°
Aon hew .leenht between the P pn,dah
endtrw+tot, 1n (GaAs. end atter
reeve the 1pmalard. were do-
- etiolation.
The benefit of Ow Widen-= tariff baa
bees e*ten B l ttqq the products of France.
Mr. E. E epapab
' a. bm t
rias- of trade wt*
•
It 111 stated that Golli, who aseaaninat-
04 President Canvas, in the course "t a
pollee e'xaminatlon,declared that it would
be President Faure'. turn next.
Mr. John Scott is demi i at Boissevain,
Man., as a result of an altercation with
a farm hand roamed Tomkins, The Cor-
oner'. jury returned a verdict that de-
ceased came to his death by a kick.
John Stonefish, the Indian wbo is
awaiting trial in Woodstock jail on the
charge of stealing a horse, made as un-
pnece.efnl attempt to escape by attack-
ing Turnkey Forbes with a heavy iron-
bound bucket.
A rnhher witted Into the once of Mc-
Farlane's wood yard, at 1606 Queen
street west, Toronto, and at the point
of a revolver demanded Mr. McFerlane's
money. The merchant seised the man,
and he was clumsily lodged in jail.
Aletander Matthews MacRae, alias
Henry J. Goripy, the secretary end trete
carer oC the Security Loan and Trust
Company of St. Catharines who is
charged with forgery and embezzlement
nppar d before Commissioner Shields In
New York. and waived extradition pro-
ceed Inge.
The Defy of Mrs. Ort. of North Duni-
trim. near Galt. who mcatert.swwh• di.-
nppetnred from her lame daring her hus-
band's ahsenee last Monday. wan found
Snndey morning in a shallow g eve in
n earn patch close to the bonne. She had
et identity been murdered, and ten ar-
rives here been made.
.A despatch to The New York World
M,m .liinpnn, Alaska, entietpatee merlon'
freebie In the Yukon district. There are
n tengh Iht of adventurers proceeding to
•bit cannily from the_tJnited Settee who
-.• determined t to ray the ("emotion
en,etonu'dnty. They threaten to ignore
the (!tfiet,h,ns nmeer., peaceably is pose
.lhle, iinf forcibly If necessary.
1 N( LAaal►IED.
IVIne etperts say that the vintage of
Europe this year will not rant high.
I h.• ,)olden Club has caused a ape
coal gold molal to be struck for presenta-
tion to Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
Grouse shooting has begun is Bog -
len and Scotland under favorable acs
piece. The Iitghhinda ratortt good bap
The late SpamyabppPrressler has be-
queathed
aaea.e asa,aes d to the .r]isr Msa+7 80,901)ails *WI
THE LAST TWO WEEKS
CHANCE ONLY!
Having fully decided to remove to Manitoba, our whole
Stock of DRY GOODS and MILLINERY must be clear-
ed out in two weeks. In order to accomplish this in the
short space of time we are compelled to mark oar Goods at
such prices as will command the attention of, every buyer
of DRY GOODS in Goderich. On Monday, Aug. 2nd, our
Store was closed to re -mark our Stock for this great two
weeks' sale.
Everythin must be sold. Come with the
crowd.
J. T. ACHESON.
R 1 !1 a 1 1 1 T 111 i ri ■ a f t r1 n 1 n r- n Itev,h1
.ands or sere rollower s et tae mum -
of thespanieb thronebeiml locat-
this dty. The Pall Mall Casette
Mho "Their leader seems to thunk that
the Call of Canova. brings their oppor-
ttmity nearer. Dories the past week
they have held many meetings to d
the best meso, end aasistintt their co&
Il S nif ." fa the st mt of • It10
Mrs• Orr's Disappearance Has
Been Accounted For.
Nee lied, rind Started, $ • shallow
Grave la • Cerasetd Near -:alt-A
Grave .d Seen Dag 1a a Swamp, het
ea pl►ttlj Apeareaily thaagsd the
'8111 r4k the Murderers. •
Galt, Ont-, Aug. 15.—The mystery of
.14M--5ieappearanee of Mrs. A:whuuy Urs
of North Dumfries, about three miles
from Galt, wait cleared up about 11
o'clock this morning by the finding of
her body, badly decomposed, in a shal-
low grave iii a corn patch, within 'LJ
The deceased woman my.teriuusy Ws'
appeared on Monday morning last, anu
at the sante time u shot gun was miss-
ing which she was supposed to have
taken with her, with the evident Inten-
tion of committing suicide, but why abe
should do so was not known, es her do-
mestic relations were of the best.
Although diligent search was made for
the -sting woman, no truce of her was
found until this morning, when a seatch
party was formed with the intention of
making a thorough search. The party
were not lodg out when one of the num-
ber, while wanting between two rowe
of corn, in the rear of the house, uotic-
ed a slight excavation in the grouud. phi
closer investigation it was eeeu that the
soil had been recent!' disturbed, and the
discoverer drew the attention of others
of the party to the fact. Removing
some of the soli with a stick they craw
on the body of the unfortunate woman.
The grave was not two tett deep alio
looked as if it had been hastily made,
and µ1e body even more hastily bursal,
being wily severed with a few inches of
earth.
1'he. body presented a fearful sight.
The bead awl shoulders were badly ltaJ-
tered, as if dune with some blunt imetrt-
went.
It is evident that the crime is one of
premeditated murder, as everything
points that way. The intention of the
murderers must have beeu to bury me
body of their victim in the frtahly-ma,ie
grave_ found -slug in the swamp about
:300 yards from the lionise. Itut a probe
change in their plans.
The body was removed to a shed,where
a jury empanelled by Coroner Radford,
viewtd.it and adjourned until Wednes-
day at o'clock in the eouncilehamtxrs
at Galt, when the result of the post-
mortem will be given.
What the motive for the rnmder count
have been is a mystery. Two arrests
havt• already been made, a young mno
named Allison, who was t nntiployed on
the farm, and a medical st6dent natn..d
Treleaven, who resides in Galt. Ube
former has been interviewed several
times and it was_evident that he 'knew
more than he cared to tell.
'rhe gun was found hidden in the barn,
but it had not been need' and was et i-
dently taken with the object or throw-
ing suspicion from the guilty parties.
Mr. Orr, who, during the past week
has been iu ternble etupebse, was Nome -
what relieved when the true state of are
fairs was made known Rbfi many kind
friends and neighbors are with' him to
comfort him In every way possible.
Weide, the husband there are a
danghter and son lett.
The .(•ene of the trneedy was netted
by hundreds from Galt end the sur-
rounding country. This afternoon there
was n continual stream of curious p. o-
gle heading in that direction from the
time the finding of the body was known
until evening.
(OOran ILlPa.
A switekt ae reit lute,. Mar •f Mrd.
Nes slag la B•fale.
Rnffelo, Aog. 15.-13. F. Fowler, a
switchman on• the Western New lark
& Peun.ylvania Railroad, was horribly
bnrnerl about 1 o'clock_.Ws morning, icy
plunging into ,s bath of red bot aisq
that had been taken from the blast :ur-
nace at the toot of Hamburg -street.
Ills body was so terribly burped that
the flesh tell (4 in masse.. The un-
fortunate mac was taken to the Viten
Hospital. His face, erns ant) leas were
Ij burned to a crisp.
When,,,hrst carried into the hospital
bowler was (bnweioua, and his erim tud
agoiletng appeals tor help were fearful
to bear. His face was the picture e t
awful asony, and almost caused the d -s --
tors to shriak from their duty.
Dowler is 23 years old, and his hoose
b on Rex-strert at Hornellivllle. He
canoe to this City about three weeks rtgo
sad obt lned employment on the rail-
road. He cannot live. At any moment
dtath may end hie torment.
A.gvliv of tae Carlisle.
Loreto .♦fisc 15.—The Pell [all
Gazette this afterrnoon...risk£ the eaten,
of a long articl the i
arthvity of the oars it im
leseraily known that Ionia- 1. one of
the stmasboiia at ti. CaNlate thoa-
The tl•'sMestese Amer.
i3ombay. Allg 13—The impression it
growing that Abdurrahrnnn Khan, the
Ameer of Afghanistan, is conniving
with, lE not actually assisting, the tribal
risings, It is reported that he has re-
called the Afghan agents at Simla, Cal-
cutta, Karachi and Bombay, summoning
than to Cabal, his capitol.
From eme)uirieti it Is asct•rtalned that
Tar Id bomed.Khan, the Bombay agent,
left for Cabal a few days ago in re-
opens* to a rnemage from the Ameer.
Ettore-lie left he diapoaed of all his
naoveahle_.,ReTMe N M her.
Parts, Arg, la.—The fount of Turin and
aWn ° c ga ptQrlp.pa ( ht a dart with
*ar 'clock ,is merninR to the
bola de Marechauz Vancrca.on. Y hem•
tl. acted as umpire. The fighting was
moat determined, and lasted VI minnten.
There were eve engagements, of which
two were at close quarters. Prince Henri
received two actions wounds In the right
shoulder and the right side of the abdo-
men. The Count of Turin was wounded
In the right hand. Prince Henri wan taken
to the residence of the Due de Chartres
and received medical attendance.
a/nadn.je Leave tfes•Ha. R,C,
Victoria, B. C., Aug. 15.—There were
to 'Victoria -this morning close upon 11X,1e
men of every clans and from every pert
of the world who were wildly anxious
to get maned on the long trip to the
new eldorado. These men had tickets,
which carry them to Skngway Bay on
the hig collier Bristol. or on the steam-
er Islander. both of which sailed to fey.
Wingh•m : Fancy Maud, the yonageet
daughter of the late Dion C. Sulli-an,
L L. D., • former publisher of The w Ingham
Times, died in Toronto.
Clinton • John Camptell and wife. of
Wispipeg. have been visiting old friends in
town. Mr. Cempbell kept • harness shop
here some 2D years ago.
Hallett : Geo, Warner, of ilnllett, fell
off • load of erein on to a large stone,
aliplitlag se bis bask. He received • severe
shak4g sp. but sect am. were broken.
asgb3 lain-Proofsd-
Fy ieze Ulsiers
In Olive Mix, Brown,
Fawn, Claret,$! Oxford
Gray ; 51 to 54 inches
long, with 6 inch collar, 5
pockets and throat tab,
with " wont come -off"
buttons can be bought re-
tail in every Town and
Village for
=7.00
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THS B1DIT
Scraiilofl Hard Coal
itt P115 lYAlt1tai
at *5.75 per ton, Cash.
An
yes sM f01t II& tat rdtet seals,.
W
ONere len at 1a 1111sli LAW, them
•
COLBORNE BROS
BRGAIINS
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES :
Colored Dress Goods
• —LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
Shirt Waists
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
Prints
12}o for lOc, 12c for 9c, and lOc for tic.
The Larifeet, Beet "and Cheapest Stock
Carpets • s in town in Brtlanele,Axminsters,Tapec.
tries, 3 -ply All -wools, !-ply All -wools,
Unions and Hempe. Twine and Japanese Mattinge. Oil Cloths in
three qualties direct from the mill in 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, and 8-4 widths.
T. Wakes es of our stock at Rock-Bottqn Prices.
COZROR TE =MOS.
PBR J. $- OOLBORN 3.
The C>ilrsat Cat pet Warehouse o/ the County
WI DOW CLASS.
L• W. McKENZIE has placed is Stook the largest •
Importation •t jY _Q
3U15 7.4 Medved as prisms which o&na iM tombs@ aay.
where. To se .*ts.1s W secure your cods..
He keeps the
ELEPH T BRAND WHITE MO.
Acknowledged the beet.
11Nr` 11 Hardware Building Supplies away down in Price.
R. W. McKENZIL
OF THE CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
WESTERN FAIR.
LONDON, SEPTEMBER 9th TO 18th, 1897.
CANADA'S FIVONITE LIVE STOCA AND AGRICULTURAL EINIIRIf.
The saes. eeaaltete Use Meet Otilldt.as H .),cele.. !acre tuspesvesaeata card et.
seaslve addltieaa th1. year. £very ,seeks.., Agriculturist, Raaelactarer, Dairy.enaa.
Artists sed la resters. err., e1e., speelslly Invited,
itatellee dew Sept. Wk, la all leep.ri taea. Nevar arured,
Sle Hansen Ben Ali, The Arab Prince,
Mas .ee. meowed Se torahs\ mud sepertatead the stage AttraNtssla
Auctloa Bala of Booths and-Pr1vilmee, Aug. 18th, on the Grounds at
For tiiz. Lista, Pr.gramme sad Maps. apply to
LT. COL F. B. LgYS, Prdsid.mt,
THUS. A. BROWNLS•orelarv.
Special
Jubilee Bargains!
e •
Refrigerators
Large Size. $10. • soap
Oil Stoves
• SLUE MAMA ail dna
Gasoline Stoves
1, 2, 3, l Burner..
Tamdem Stoves
Lawn Mowers
Daisy Churns
Noe. 2.3.t
HARPER & LEE.
Portland
CEMENT
We have bast received a lot
of Belgium and English
Brands which is fresh and
good.
LAB
Single and Double DIA-
MOND in all the doss,
Bought when the Mar-
ket was the Lowest.
The old fatuous Brand,
SOUERVILL$% abso-
lately pure, which every
Painter will tell you is
the best on the Market.
A Toil Liss of Treallasra' sad Man-
ess' Hardware Alvaps ea Lea -
ma law es eget YNas sem IN
.d 1ss, _. .
oAuisoN & ca
VP. T WOO 1
Sliver
Plating
PRICE LIST.
Spm ' dot 75o
Knives w $1.50
Forks 75.
Table Cruets each
Pi^kle " '-
Butter Knife -- lbs
Candle Sticks 41.
Sad Irons - lbs -
Scissors, per pair lead 150
We can Plate anything
in Brass, Iron, Dopper,
or Steel. Call and see
samples of our work.
MIRE BICYCLE CO.
Limited, Oo4eneb.
Summer Goods
...atCost!
AT W ORASLL'6,
NOW IS THE TIME TO OST
_ REFRIGATORS
GASOLINE and
OIL STOVES
WHOLICSALE PRICRJI !t WORSSLi.
We bare a brand new stook d
Granite Preserving
Kettles and Pots
which
I ase selling e. vary also CO
and
WORBELL
las imolai glen *Sd Pareses 111,•.
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