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l'111'It�litt. Nov 1.'. ItOYI.
slit ( 41. ltl.I. 1'1 I I'hat'K
111ih.111F.\ I-.
in d-•Idlog not to meek re-t•Iection
to Parliament in nuolli'r couwtltu-
ency-. atter him clef.- cut \A'evluerttfi)
holt 1.1 C.ltc Itretou. Kir l'hnrlee Tule
per her acted wisely. He is about
righty yenrw ted..tnd the trek of Watl-
ing an Opp /hire satlefmrt,rily Is not
w,t eamo one. lie her done hie full shore
f Ldltleal work4 in and out of office,
and Ile eau etep asitk, for younger
own without Working himself Wilde
to the nreueati"n that lie is shirking.
'1'10.• t'otirert.tile party hue never rel-
ine' nrottd Air ('lu.d.w Tupper 1. It
rallied /trowel Sir John Mlnetenold,
earn when Sir Marten took the {.alas
'to recall In let ail his neo nehleve-
mpn:.. nnd.lt Is now to, late to alter
the feeling ,f him political associates
toward( olio. 1• sops:'halide of r grit et
hie retlrelneet. more or less sincere,
will nag he lacking, but In losing the
ea'rthn of Sir Charles :a their leader
many Conaervativw will not eel that
tlw4r lows 1s irretrievable.
hntever fault. Sir Charles Tu
may have been guilty of during It
public' life. whatever miet,kem he mazy
have. inane, We count glee Mm credit
fx'one sett:18.4ut be expressed he hie
yet iring message, where he dem ut,
•;11e1 legiolatiw., righteous hewn and
fair' play to all creeds and nntlounl-
141 r.
.to 1 stop out of publir life,'
• ' riots Sir Ali/Arles, "l :uu proud w be
al.H•• to say that 1 never timed nor
roulatenanoed the ening of tally fest
uo.; policy In etch avid :111 !lie 1'n.-
tionw. 1 µiris any• mot to any that 1
hat.- ever reflected upon nal nation -
silly or [lone other Liar nelp to ce-
ment the t.o nd of unto: between all
the ramie, n. Caladium; with n con -
Mad heritage and a rowan' future.
Goal forbid that there 81iuu11 be arty
iht..g but peace and goslwGI threugh-
alt the Dominion."
W.- Iteral not now inquire If th • ('nun
dial Pacific. ltaitway .tet, introduced
tw Si.r 1 harl.w Tupp-r iu lean, with
its H144u4roly puvrr4 and land grout,
was ''wiw' kgtaIatk4l" : we need lot
aAk :f tb • gerrymanders of 1(•t1and
Jilin: Were- "ra-gkteow' Inw.'; 1141
- ►a+.1 air tylealc w (b • ••(at:, pla):• u al,
er. !Alf anal hatloo11.ltkde'• in the. 1'. 1'
n$,iemant, th.•,Item'dLrl 14111 or 11e
• try art "Down witit'rurte.' Tile-p.itit
t ▪ wh:el: ('o fiery:Uv,s .m,tht to .Armee
Is that Sir ('haul'* Tupper dlsnv.xws,
fu his last !edifice -I utterance, any
sympathy athy with the policy ad setting
Pro.iner ag+thelt Province,. ,..ntttr.
ag•alnst race, or co-ed ngnhlol creed.
lie prays for pence and good -will
1h.lmahout tit • Dominion just niter n,
brittle in which some of his Oft•irit
nit:poxtert- b'tt., leen thn•8test:net t,
TIIi' 1'. *. ELECTIONS.
Tit. Unite•1 litale4 elea•tl,rete 're-
in lay chime a l'rerldeut and n
t•kw-1'reelatmat, and the result of
the toling meow to be !diet we heel
n1tk•ilwtted, • tlot(Iry for It he 11e-
pablk•nu. There etre It number of
•[tate' ut whk•h Ur result Is yet
in .keibt, but even 1( they nil go t.
the 1>ewuurrte their initiative will
not 1.' In.'ror•'l.
Tla•re .M4ellw to be no .kwbl test
the great we:tkuew4 tof the Ik•nl(r
crane cele• is tt Ie• fteutet in 01:4•
pulley ill Mr. Bryan with regard to
Alter. It was am suunlfently un-
scientific that It entombed a err)'
large body of the nowt 8Wslblc men
of 11:e country, and "took the heart
tett 01" the better clad of Demo-
cratic worker& Thotsmant1s wtut
voted ter the Democratic candi-
date* did We only because they felt
sure Limit tido part of Ilryate'e pine
gra move, wWelt It perelua II'.' f, reed
Into the platform, could Deter be
carried tato law,
Probably Bryan gained more than
1.e I.ot by lair nntl-Inepwrinlbm. Tluit
4. n gtrstkta h.volving very large
lemma to the future, and hja ailsp. elm thereon eonl•I Is• IMC a with
co nsietency to the t•utte,l States
e(4rrtltutktu. tie t.enchlug of the
Fatle•ro, and t! a 11.e'.xies of liberty
which Wive been current during the
lite of the great Reptrbik•.
It memo that the t'nnn'tlnn-born
vole In illlnole and mach. of the Uri -
born rote In revernl other Stater
roll4Ny to MleKiule) : and
rt a matter for sprprloe.
mnuthing+ of Bourke
Is ilk. their threats
In. and their 'pro -
W( n
Oman le
T1..• cant
('(a•krxn and
-1.r gobble tet Ca
Bo.•rleu+, when e, ranted with tee
,.tntcwurIelite and M1ignifk•d ec4t-
Iw•t of the Pre.i.k'ut ht‘ tinny try-
ing 1nteather+. reel l not ut 1)111
tL'• support of .11 houeet v( rs of
Britten retraction Who, wish t
( 14• tau great bratteher of the Aug
eta, t n -Ca It ie peopled growing up nn
tern of brotherhood and pence.
There mann to be:necesslty* for the
Llr.werntic party devoting some time
lo ridding itself of its Internal 'oh -
*tartest to suereen. If it 1. ever tannin
to win favor it must (10 toms reform-
ing at home. suppress encore of It. too
ol.trudent elements, and holt forwnrd
more oitbe men ..l broad and .tnteN-
Imtnllke mould, who are now snhj•lI"al
to the rvlprea"sion of the loll -Powerful
alai titne.
Mr. McKinley, little n.•eds be wild:
been tried, nml the fart that
Ire a 8e4wl(1 term shovels tont
popular confidence. indeed,
see
1aoieemi of (,orlrr, whelp others h 1%,
•nnn'4odvsl th •'r ,etenuivatl no to keep
up :h' cry of "Down with th • French"
for t.b^ sake of 'Ito elfeet in the loot
Ontnrl o election. We ennlwlt t'tps't
' the (wlrth.g nd,Nultl:4t of th dr o:.t
- --Metier to helve touch influent,. 441.44
• purl. f•dltlrnl flrcbrnnde ns Barker
-and Cromealen In H:lmilt4l, 1s1, with-
Celeinert'nttvie wirier heads ton' level
and wham: pntr'otlent 1. real the 1e:
hgneiatloa of the seen mid erred cry
by R r ('barba Tul'p'' away het i'.o,u+e
we'gb1.
The cheviot. of 1t new lender for (h-
. Conservative party will Involve mew
diff11•ulty. One ',Apr Donatote4 11. L.
ikxdwn, td Halifax : anuth •r N. ('I irk.'
Walleye, If West York : whir n thin.
• Mat.. : h tt )Jr. fin e:got E. Vomiter (who
hos a t pres'nt no p'dlUrnl ntklreesi
so'II find a
Carie dilring th' next seseta1 and will
pot 1n a claim fav+ th • ('oneerostic
leader,b•p. Hugh.4(lu. )Inr.krruild b
out of 141.arid 44. F. Marines hos toot
i,een 'heard from. 1t doe( not anon to
line occurred for nay rd them that, the.
ttat4w ahomld te. h'relltory. end that
• fiir iilFMrt Tuj'J►'r Wee not al'fented
in th• last election.
eeerw. (d th• Ha.4aig pi fern of the
United B'ntcs teDo•nte h for
l.u,'gltry. Th's M 1)ret u. • the burglar
alwiye randy to commit neir'18r if
north: In the ,H4mivilon of th • lancer
fierce. I i bonne of t11 • States 1 lar
glary ti yet a capital ut(emw. lot the
jgw 4+pin,olta Mad biter, 1n Canada
Ua\ Jmlg a gels•rnlly(noes corporal
Jpilly 'of crime.' of lr^rlmmnl• tIolett e,
mod it Iv.mt improbable that hoste-
1 h'ng mnre4• "Punt hment' thMI 11
few months 1 a well.nppAntall totem
it'll he provide for th • rnn lir and
[Where wilt) aff118 lety.
looking int It from till. dtstance one
rant. wit heat ereelltlug him with tran-
s.411•18114 nhtlits. pity him the ,fe.wrve d
tribute .f raying th'It he has been
1 he eonu.t^ner• f.111. party'. P • had
lofaee a'P-FY def cult problem In the
l'dban mntter,•mad t L. to III. credit
glint It eon be mist hot he did hlm
utmost to prevent hie party from
plunging irate an uan.reeNatry war,
anal even when his hand .an forced,
the Repth!Ir ngninet the miring of
('nhn-n mntter whirh gave m y of
ole own darty greet[ offence. In he
matter of the South African War
blamed hlm.t-If noir to net with deck.-
..Ion,
eck..Ion, ronruwy and wisdom. fa the
decode III Chin, mo far no_the public
have been Informed, his course lure
given the T-nttetl States ;Aloe of that
graver dhplmmntle dignity whirit It
lute often licked. Ionil hso won nvpertt+
from n11. -the 'omen.. another four
yearn of such uniform aeon, of the
"shirt rleetia" and "butrher'e bio: k"
stye nT diplomacy will bo good for
utlr neighbors and the world.
Of il,.,aetelteWe regret loony, Mich
urinplimentnry h+ngu:age ranted Ire
ueiel. He 1e n roan of groat wealth.
rustier. nett i(t -- 'out r.•inionemeer'
he_ stall.+ it - and •rterl..w.•ring melf-
- assert iv,•nesm. Well -steered 11=1 Mill
.1.. h good, tont left to himself be
wenM be 1a reactionary nal n fire-
brand. 111. idea of-0t1te.manship is
lite '•rgnnit!littuli 'of- A deetruoilt.v
mint Itrime'. the "ehip-''n-the-.li.mld-
er" slyer of "mnnllnems," He ens'
eager a jeW yenre ng.. to piano. th,•
nation Into n wnr with Britain, and
there in no doubt that 111e Nemeth
laud Philippine warn were P,rgel'.'due
to 111. "streatioalty." 'le Ilan rl.l'h'n
to Mateo r.41 tivw-"anhtter" were, and
by the help,uf McKinley's (4ip:tinr-
il t. Fortnnntely the fieeJ'rea-
deur) is largely nn ornamental oi-
lier., nn:l Mr. McKinley I. out' likely
Di let the eowlny Wiee-I'resblen1 die-
tnta 1). pine.
Rr'nn gam. hawk to privet- life'h
hrnke11 nn41 dineppdntr4 titin. to rat-
minnte,m t he fully of fordng,t gren1
(4111'41 to nrrept n. 114• elder plank In
i1e p'ntforin hie one darling idea -
free eater. Ile le an able non, not
homed mon. and 11e deserv.m Well of
hh. 1'nrty. and country ; but hie peo-
ple could not nffnrd to have him and
Mr-,++l(•veme a elweteil lot 41. w -
p.•tl.e of the financial uneett4•ment
rind atlaO wtor widely its _attrer lmtley
would inevltnhty bring np-m the
anintry.
LAURIER'S GREAT VICTORY.
TOPPER'S TERRIBLE DEFEAT.
The Nest of Traitors Buried Under a
Landslide.
TUPPER, FOSTER, MACDONALD, MONTAGUE
And Others When From Public Lite-(lovernment Sweep• the East--lonse(vatives Almost Wiped Out In
Quebec (Merritt lie,ult is t . Ltavc t:,e (Fovernment With an Undiminished T1ijorlty in the Vicinity of en
Many Chang:s in Ontario ver. Mcrlullen and ,ver. A. Campb:ll Among the 1)eleated Liberals. aid Ur
Montague a d :'la) r Iieat'i' Am,ng 1!.e Cons:rvativer Who Lose Their Seats--- lot onto Sol ally Coneervat:ve
and Last and %Vett York With 'I hem •Lib_ral, l.o.e a "est In tla:l(.K gal\Oae In Ottaw l (l "at Major'.
It, x 1x 5k W i!frid la.arler, ,'Ir. fact:, Sir kichard Cartwright and Mr. KIali\
"AND THERE 'WAS A DAY OF RECKONING."
SIR CHARLES TOPPER, BNRT.
Bids Farewell to Public Lift'
in Canada.
BRIEF SKETCH OF HIS CAREER
Montreal, Nov, U,--SIr Charier rule
per annaln(tee him retirement from
politics. Wl.•11 he arrived here to -fay
i.. found infers from at number of the
noway -elected l'oueervutaes W resign
In him favor, but Sir Charier was llrm
In the 4w'laretku that under au Ole-
ramstanceN, ever If offered it teat by
acclamation. ttuukl ho moment to ram
ether politlral Ilfe. "1 um deeply mov-
ed," said Sir Charier, a* 1N' rll0Wed
the budget of telegrams, "by there
e.xprecelo . of gaud -will, but MY tleld-
ilott 1r final. For four, yealte I have
worked In searun :and out of reason
for the gookl of the party, to the beet
of my lability. 1 have shortened my
life by the privations incident to
campaign work. My' friends loud cul -
14 agues In the H(ure are good enough
to our ver) kind thing+ about tete and
that work. They etre tae ('ourhlerate,
but, 1 thank them cordial) for the ee-
lr.ostnitn of g.K,d-will.
"In the quiet of toy brute -life 1 will
n -,t 1r& an indifferent-.ep4'twtor of
panda. evenle. 1 will take the great-
.. 1 pletieure 1n seeing the ltanser4'e-
llte party. now united to a tn•tn, In
It. ',tette in the 11048.4, laud before
the country winging tier battle by
younger item, full of vigor. hope anal
endurance, and leaving behind them
u good canoe, flee tue'urdug for the
pople of Canada of wire iegielatiun,
righteous httt'd gnat hair pla>' to n11
rreeite 01141 uallonnlltl.d. .A. 1 step
out of public Ili' 1 am proud to he klttatiuo Wage defeated kir beeitig;._11,,
e bI. ko slay tI it 1 net er_vtse41 nate p• aelpa=•arisa+rtsSg•
clunteeanced the waing of any hut lir was the adviser of Sir Julus,tl•.,•
and pluck were without atoll is th*
fur tune of war---Itael tlulltkr- awl
there tore Main among thNlee olio op
paired hint lulltlwtl ) w Ir& nail .1 ,
tic 11ith his A%arIu(e.t (rieudr ut w.s.,
1 rug him a elierrful and happy addax.,
in the cnj0yuttwt of the amenitler of
private L'Ie.
1%'uudp•g, Nov, U. -Sir ('hurley
p. Is expected here on Suud.•,
Lake up resentment with lily rids
AltOt T 5111 C. '1l'1.1'F:It.
Notes of the Career of the toile los)
I.ra.le .
Sir Clutrler Tupper was boru at .Aub
beret. 1. 84, July Loll 1.
lou our the eldest mutt of the hate
Inv,. - *,- l'hnNe,+ '['upper. --
lit+ was Ilwt aleeetet at Hurt,,,,
Acndetuy.
14o graduated an 1l. D. at Fatiubargii
W 1443.
lie our udtultte.l 118 at menllm•r 0l th,
110yul College of Hurgeuat., Edinburgh
NI lli•l/l.
Lk' nest practised me ielne hl 111/.
tuttlte e*4ultr).
to No*,t Spotlit, hl 193n, he male.
his first 1ppearetust 1n pulite. uu.,
de•feete 1 Mr. Jo»ttpit Howe, lender ";
ale 1'rotiurlal Liberal party.
LI 1956 Iw• bimetal) ('rotInefal
rota r) .
lu 1964 Ie wait elected ,to
ul ler.
Ile• bore 41'1w,rt ut the nixe ulpl,sh•
went of (ialtederatlua.
lie ettrnde.l C'hariottet"rwnl eon,
Quebec conferences.
lie went to England when the rue.
than true eettle41.
row theme rervlcoon he was create,.
n ttcua,nandler of the Path.
111 1870 to wan male n member .4
11m 1'rls) Council.
In • 1973 ho was made MUustrr of
Customs.
• When In 1873 the Macdonald tithe.,
one realty 111 each and 411 the Pro-
%In(•ev. 1 dl•fy tiny man to sty that,
1 have ever reflected UI) MI 1111) alt•
llultulity 4.r .k,ue Other than help
to ('H44IIt the lewd ul uulenl he-
t wwy1 II 1I the niece, as Ietindlansi
:%Atli n (.mullion heritage nt41 it voice
I:.el future. t:al forbid that (hire
I44dd Ile 'anything but peace and
g,rrl-wilt thnugfinnl the thing -tibias.
Ther.• he n great future for the Con-
.ervulhc party, and Idm future bag
not lot Irl' tint% 111 heir yeara'llouk•
sh :n bright
A by.huner said, at these wtietl
' That Is ter) generous . ( yoe.
Charles. se you are quitting public
Me, to give to the titer nice at tree
.:age too fun or hope."
H'Itett he reached the Conservative
o Ilia 111 tin. I8Lan4art4CItun•bers there
vas u lurgo uumber of promineut Cel
Artattves waiting to taproot- their
IN .4 ICAO EIX.
The Tory Party Wllliowl a Third
PREMIER B4). WON.
Newfoundland P'irrlloa leer*It In
fN.cowmfltare of Conti -net r Held.
St. John's. Nfld., Not. U.- sloe•
titan returns so far Indicate th : ,4t•
ler mute (>f ('otltrnetor ,trial's 1 ,11-
4len1 fonw". Premier Bold has
men elected, and Ilial only one. The
latter Imrely held Brittle dlrtriet,
the majority dropping ping frons .500 10
'0. 4(414.44 len nee polling the Marg•
w( vote ever known In the colony's
Meta -rya 1st. John'* en;tern division
Mau..+ R.1d'e three nominena with
Far&. than n thiel. The llnmIitese
tote in St. John's w'eiet.rn .11'101,111
Aloe, Morris, 1'r&*ul'w first lieutenant,
and bis two colleaguen n majority
of over a thosantel, F.rrylna Iel:+'ts
two ik4ldlten by n vole of three to
one. Harlon Main Marta two hood
Iles by a almilnr proportion. i lay
De \'.re revered the verdict ,f the
Mal election. and glove Romi two
limn.
All nnmht.s0N sunp(rt.,1 of being .•m•
ployed or n4ntm11w1 by Reid are at
the bottalle of the poll., Other alias
trlet. are 11ke144 to report through
• the night. w hk•h nrr rspMt*1 to In -
Crewe. 4)ond'. whowtn). Reid Mae
entree mew northern Oleo -tete, het
e.n hardly get noir than 12 out
rid Lt6 smote in the toflelnl,ire.
The poll of IIn►Inr Gress .Mew,.)
,l mldnhght lint three ,n -re Ronal
Ila. were eleet''L making 16 nga•ln+t
one 11e1411 e.
eye nit* TO f.Fart,
The t)pp>.Itlon hae been left In dire
.trait.. The propheeles of Sir ('hnrle.
Tipper, Rnrt., together n-Ith himw•1f
nal n number of hta lending Reinert
ere, came to unutterable grief, and
the Opposition le not only not of p,w-•
er, Mit ee.t,ltnte of even n third-rrat.'
lender, for Hou. N. 1'. \Ynlhlre torn. not
rerrtgnlusl M one of the lest, while
f�iier was npperrntly In tearable. Of
(h(Irwe it will be different now. for
wh l the roll a railed at the opening
of th nett l'ar/letn.nt the old ehirf-
h(.� torespond.
ht 1i I >t M there
faze 11 TWA
neither *111 Mfr. F'o,ter. nor Heigh
Jelin 4fn'vlonalal, nor Mr. W',•I'Inn. nor
anybody greater In alv then young
(ter ('harlew nnil the dlnerrdlted Mr
Iinggnrt, who wee azo bitterly n11n-
thrnmtlsrd by Sit Mtaekenrie 1k/wr'1
F:ten Dr. Meititngae lion been left in
the ditch (roe flowere), nn11 there nrr
IN.t eneeigh They Frew -la ('nn.dtnnn
t, mike either n kirk 41r n ennrne.
Thk. le a 11x)o•1 thing for lir ('nneer-
vAtIve party. for now re•nrtatelrntb•.n
i. *h*1*ot.ly Imperative. .4 name n
reference Inst week to the method
employed by 'on.ttuencleo and pAr
thew to get rid of r.pres.ntalh.s and
Ien,k•r. who had outstayed their wet
come More .trthing Intoesn of the
aur of the knife at the poll. have
n.'0J leen aff.rdw1. The killing( off
pn4lleenlly of men whn refn.e to nnit
memo n health peneeettre. Mot Be none.
(Inn waw never mare nerem.nry than
on the 7t, nut.. anal the opptrtunity
of We.tn..dey eon not waited -Tr,
(•tent• aMtan10y NIf II.
•
mmary.
Linn.
(>nt tire'. ... ... ... :17
44uebe•e ... ... .... 57
Nova Scotia .,. .. 111..,.
New Brun.wick
Y. E. Island ...
liaal4ulut
R_. T..........
Hrttleh Columbia
111-
...
1-
1' t l,w,' -arr-stitt--tor -be pulled. r 4g„aw .
and \lplweing. When the Hamm' is
Gens. Ind. oompb'te the Comer 414111 maj,rlty
.. In Iprobably alp atm IDL
31 On tr will
from t,
7 -- eleven. In Qnple14• the ttut•rrn4nnut i
I rw'eyt-pyer)'t,hi.lg before it. 'foe tide
4 -- of tietory was evidently Trre.hati,dr.
1 -- Tltr I.11wrnlo. who had 01 Heate I
5 _ _1 ._f>;tnebee at devolution, hate ion• t
1 ' this uun,b^r by six, and only neta'n I
9 ._- Coma. vatires etre returned for
,last Hou».', an I Meletrs. Eerie :Cud
Prti,r. th • fares,. r wenn ers. are re
turne) for t11' di.trl-t of 4k't,rla.
F:1.1(1 TION NOI'Ell.
Parr4 reports anmruneed Mir. 1), .4,
4.or'ion. the Liberal cand:dat.. elect
(KI by :throat I50 eetlirlty, but litter
ri'tnrns ehange,t It ln,.o a defeat, ant.
tie• .ogre Prot Mee. Polling the probetb:hty In that 114. •Inure.
1'11 78 4 in yet fir take pian ('Hines with again wit for Bothwell
Liberal majority over all ;,; In the enem7 t, 'Inelve. In New Brune- The ;mottle of North Wentworth
Liberal majority over fb•ser• wick tie' Liberate to 111so gained a not- and Brant etre n.king what liippw'uw.
to Stops? The oflh•te! fignresi of the
votive." :;H returning cal Iw giten out. yerter
Elections to br, held in 'Barran, and t tiny final telephones t. the ,.4111x•
Vale. ('nrlbon, ilritlwh Columbia ; N!p-' (m (:'oat At. (learn., by Dr. .liter an. when
lasing and Algotda, Ontario ; :Ind 1 I t that Ham. 44'.11iauu 1'atera.mt norur••'
(taape, Quebec. a majority of 1,9104 river hie opponent,
Total In flown, 213. 1 lir. It. A. Jones,' lanrrlvteri• M' Tarim
The general malt of the 1)ontiuluu k 14., wet Doom he r, finiaalt of . �(Mo
elections 1n to l0avc 41e Louder (k,1- N, v► erne, 1lMt.r, finial, Mfr. Mlaxrl•
WW1, l.lberal, ]lt:
n wit a --lomwti_J+e,therJnl+.l: 4114.44a•ity
'n North O.trot.l le n ,w- 1, 171, with
p&h..--wheels-)maze -not ..I,.,. ir.1
-11awwt will pmtvWlly lawme' the awn -
Jur ity to over 1,600, MI as Among Lib
-snit tote wits emit at them In 18941
Corrected returns from Provenchpl
give the Nent to Mr, 1.m Riviera.. Com
servnttve, by 'U) awl) rity.
-1 .1144r11 "W'Wtttl"in.
Mne,kmnht n11I Mnrgnette are loth
loMrrvntve.
Further territorial returns Irtrre•me
the F.11eral mm}r1Ues.
The °frielnl ret,rne In the North
Perth eleetl(v, pinc. Mir. lineforen'.
mnjrtrity ,w,'r Mfr, tarlet2 lot 2149.
The most Mttly-enntn,teal el.:•tlon 1n
the nmol. of \nowt 1.'tmbton hits
been fought anal w14n by the Reform
eten'lnnl.h.arer, Mr. T. ai, Jollnetnn
who has been re -els -ted no n mnpprirt-
er o' the i.nerler Government by n
majority of _112 over M. opponent,
Mr. 11'. L. It rmm - -
The M;11 do fireg4c Yet.
'11e' Mal 'ante: "Nett election Mr.
111,e victory, when Mr. Fo'.ter went
Mown before Mr. Flair in the city of
St. John. niter one of the law:( mem-
oral
oem-
oralI.• dltlell ronteota in the hl. -
104') of the Domini 'n. Another Import -
silo event Ir, till, I'rovimw Willi the
. •fent of Mfr. I ,,well Il \Westmore-
hnm1, 1•t 444. Emso:•rs441. formerly
Premier of New ItratllNWl(' , whore-
slgtNd 4,flle. to context the Nent. The
election
itrunswlek 1.. that whereas the
--eve) Iver -1044 -eight- ae-tta
1.lwxals nix In the lint Bourne, the
Liberals now hold ten and the ('onser-
vative four. In Novae 9entin the 1.1b-
ernle dol splrndi Ily, and now hold 16
(Nit .If 20 ,Nate, In Cape Rret'n Sir
"diaries Tupper, whore mnjorlty lot
1111► leekRetweai
It le running mite, Mr. MrDaagrll. etre
beaten handsomely by Mlesnre. Ken-
dall and .Tnhi.ton. lawn' memher",
who random/I their meta to try e oi-
(lusiona nit*, the Conservative lender.
in Trine.• F:dwerd 1m a , which was
represented In the last • by three
t t,e
m 1'�tl M 1
Lllernl and two on r
l.11ernle talk( two gnln., Kling`. and
(lueela'x P4154. and loss' F:n.•t
„ that Sir Lonle I)avFroe romps
hark from the little inland with four
I
'aerate not o1 Iv n t •• we t th met
.
rive. i h
.till won^ unrertnh.t.v, 1,11 the ,lIdt'e
did victory of Mr. Slftnn .ver thigh
John Mee8ku*Hl ►w Brendon will 4.0
received by 1,11lrrale n11 over 1.141,8,141,
wh, hate rr'-rnte,t th • itlegrveefnl
terko not th' 4itnlater of the J'rt•rktr,
with unfeigned e,ttt.fn. tl wi 'Phe ('or
e:'-tlltiter* hate enrrk.-1 Mnr.kuntd,
formerly h el 1 l.v Dr. Rutherford, the
eneemefnl member being Mr. Nat.
!loyal. *h) in t4'9te woo rlretnl, int
threw up the ,.rat rather then fir.
I h • exposure of an etentivn trial. Mr.
kk h'rrdnwi wtne tet-Livernr, .cot tor.
I'ntte, the tailor candid, te, In W1'1•
ttlprr•t. Iu ala' Terrltwlw things nr •
ata, th'y w.rr, Mr. Dentin M l'naton In
Want AsslniloAn, and Mr. Dat Ins,
4'Iternl l'ntnn, In the Fast. The Ter-
intertwine,
er
shrine, th,refore, given revilement,'
tk,n. yaf tired Liberate I►n.l one ('o1Ns'r
vetly". 'trill h ('memo In haw had io
surprises. in ten, dlvledas,s of thief pro
viten., hutment and Yni.' and Carlton.,
elections' will twat he 11.1.1 until n Int.+
ant^ in th' ronetiteenci44 ron'e*tll
h : 1.' brr,i I , marl lt'w W'.wtanlnt• r
it 11.1 Wnimoetrr, whirh tit •y• held in De,
lunging In the r ig f
eight, 4.).r-
th • trluulph .lit the 4i.nerument IA lar
greater then appears In ChM ; , 1.'
/etate ie,,t. \torr wru. tb'ra nn re •.
tees la Canada in which the (i•.Yern.
meta keek•rn err.' tel nnnu!mou.ly .u'••
roomful mud the Opposition leader; N,
.ul'..•kra-L*-•o•. rwb• holed aLr Lhsru.
Tupper. t! • aged lender, hins+•1f welt,
,town In Nova S•ntin, anal Ido ch4•f
lieutenant, Mr. Foster. who, with KV
('Norio, hood borne the burden of the
etingmlgn. met. with It terrltlle defeat
In St..luh I. Ther.' 44 d011,.t even 1744.1
11' return .f sur 1111.1.'rt Tupper. ll
',Nettie only erten •('(eutervativaw are
returned, find Sr A•k,tpb • ('iron and
Mr. 141 11(..r011 are 1",.h an44n( the de-
feated. Nor 111d tb• ender:+ fere any
1.•ttot in tit• wet. Mr. Hugh J.hn
Ma.,k;.nld, alit, r&,(4 no Intro "1 win
Mille out that he left hi' I'remier:111i.
one wquarady lento, by 11r. !Often' in
Itrnmel"a. anal Ur. Montague ens aim.
rented In 1111dirunnd. 11r. Haggnrt and
Mr. Twlal.• w,•rl•, in fort, minuet (11•
aids men11M're .1 Ill • . 1 Wiet.ereathe
I10%erninent of 18441 to +.rnn• 'weft'
la tha mew 1.1101111 nit.
Chi the ether hand, .•eery men,l.er
of the (Investment 111144 ningnlfirent-
ly a*Nta need, 411,0. wMr had berm
molt spe'lnity .Inglrid mit for attack
and ml(lreprewentatkm, Meows. Rlnir,
8lltern and Tarte, sowing the meet
brtlllotrt trluthplet.
In Ontnrin the Iktvernrtle•nt anatain-
aI mane netore Monett, nod we have
to regret ton defeat of many alert -
lent men. At the prwaent writing On.
tark, NP,•Ine to have retnrned i1
avers -attires, 87 Liberals anal ti Indef.
pendent". Mr. Robinson, Went. 1"htin,
end Mr, McCarthy. North Slmeoe. Mr.
N0('arthy RM opprosa•.t by n .trnluht
Con..rtntire emendate., en I thin w11)
.kwahttewe et.rongt.lrrn len .1-ep.m,iteet
to give n general support. to the
'lot torment. Two rent* In lith. Pro.
N` httorh.swl ,,
1.1144---424.11t11113/1
in!
But
19
•ympathy and the lope that lie woul
hallgt' his Medieval. T1s 011 these Sir
hark* bawled his nckmlwiedgmeute
n 1 811141-" tient with 'nil sero
anent r., this relief from punto', life ill a
'o,n, the fronted! 1 have enjoyed. for
• rare, Remember my age. The party
.4.4.441,1 not listen to the sten of my re
.Lgamee : 4 could but ►441st upon doing
u a,gaiumt n united protest, And now
!he goo.' pe 1' (f Cape Breton l'rwity
cote given one the opportunity. I made
'ogrent effort 10. taj/d Pape Breton. for
' felt my duty to nay party was to be
n the flight, to' help my supporter"
.11t1wr Men to nmcentrnte my efforts
.pet (ate seat. 1 wan In the (touaty
4113 tour days. i have nothing but
shot lw pteanant t, any of the electors
.f ('ape Breton, lull lot this, atoment.
44 1 knave the arena, my heart goes
amt t, all Canada in 11,,' Mope tltnt
T:.re -Arid- prosperity 1111(7-ntxrtttttl."
lits t herbs' 4' - --
Sir ('harks" Tupper, whine personal
kTetir-1fi rap. !Ireton Wli'l p snap
Im-geear-t.'-suspries.-uL Lim eg
Pnter.4lt will he ngakt panting on t.
Iln,1 'another mnatiturney, The Omen
MI'. S. 41(1*l Josue gave him will
intake hen feel North Brant I. an 1111.
11/114. Wave t. ntny ire." 'Rr Ii. .ire.
Mr. l'at'rwln's total majority io env
bully not. much .aster, than 4,;f4).-
Olole,
Infent'n Italy F,ohunrll,
Rental ford, Not. II. - Recently the
death nrrnrrn) no the receive of on
Infant child belonging to an Didion
lammed W I'll .m•. after the renlnlne
were Interred rimers' lot a smorneln*e
n4tnre r49nm0neo4 to elrenlnt., and
n. 1 he r4ttenn/. the. bode hen been se -
hid rind en Ingmar' h' now In prra-
gems. It Io anneal tont hrntnl trent-
nent ono the envie" of the dewile..
tont 141.
On the return of Kir John Ma1.1:40
•tIJ he Menone Minister of Peek -
Works.
--He won the Itret 1140iste4- 01 .Rail
ways 8111 Cattalo.
Ile wvld appointed ('a mentin -!lige
('ummlmmkitl•r in 1894.
He r.2utert4l.,the Government In
19147 as Mlnbter of F'Itmts^r.
Iu 1888 he resumed the olrL'.• 'd
High (ommlmmkuer to 411Klanal.
111 1898 he aueerw'k'd Sir Mnck.wzle
Rowell as Premier.
war oteated n (1_C 1 10. In Dont
He wan made n Baronet of Ods Uri
tw/ ktng,k4n in 1898.
H. in an honorary D. C. L. of tea
Ila ('o!Iege, Nova Reotta.
II. W nn honorary LL. D. of Piet,
br1.lg Vntverslty.
11e L n honorary LL. D. .d the
F.lnhnrgll )inlver.dty pf Protlewl
11.• is Interested In n number of (I
rut tie in 1 e(rporn Lion..
11r wax wedded In Dela.
s,l ho
lie '-.heisted his golden welt
at Ottawa cel Oct. 8, 1896.
. H.. h.1 an angling*. I -
INE EIHEIN AETERMAiN.
Several Candidates Lost Tht.•il
Deposits of $200 Each.
Muwtrpal, Nov. 11. -It ►s reel •r
4toud that Mr. L. P. Bnoleur, the \
member for Rouvtlle, will be the
tient Speaker of the blouse of ('a„n -
llN,na. Mor. Brodeur war !bootyVenter In the 'net Parliament, :radlurlug the Illness of the halts a
J.se-s
Edgar took 1,1e place ns Speaker
1041•40111,AwM, Natt: 11 -lIr-__ate. _
r • in4(anls total 111:4�',nty III'4,ith ‘11.1
Remelt Is 7411, or rltt.4,u ,u ren 1Lau
u, 11+416. nip mn}irltl.r are: ('•art
ko', _M1: lobo, 2441; Ne4tmin.t'•r
Sit; South London. 4; Delaware.
Ottawa. Nov. 11.-11on. Mr. T..rt.'
note accepted the invito(1•ln of the
Young Liberal. of Brandon, to :1
banquet In honor of 11r. Slfton'm %iv
tory. 'Mor- event Ir to tote place en
the 1.1th lament.--.- -
Tara, Nov. 10. -At the summing 111'
.f the vete+ here to -day by the v-
omiting officer fur North Bruce, Mr
1. McNeill, Conservative, was dr
elnred elected by three votes. It 11
.Indnrrtood to be the intention of Mr
1. 11. Campbell, the Reforne Baud,
late, to ask fur a recount.
Kerrie, Nov. IO. --Mir. Leigh'„n
Vc('nrthy'r majority In North tin,
toe le 676 Instead of 401), ns fir.[
reported.
111tasta.-111 aODDa lea IIIc _tt litat►L kutlu�11L tu. 1 0
aw'rltt Awer:lan d made the aria i .I
'tn0nuncemeut of the returns in the
•Ir,•tlnn In (Ottawa of Wednesday laso.
and hM 11 tale majority of Mr. S. t
Itelrnurl over ,Aid_ Champagne
r'dura'd to
A gentleman who hos }art returned.
front Almuute states tint there will
be a rerrunt in North R.:Nlark,
Rosin mond. the Coneervntire candi-
date, Inn Deily a inaan Irl* )tIty over -
Or. T. It Caldwell, the Liberal star
data -hearer. It won.pt'etioINly rep'rt-
'11h1LS-)1r, J.00ionu,nd had inset re -
lection., and who nnoo.anne 1.b rw
lrcm•'nt from 'mbar life, it the eldest
on of the !ate itet. or. ('harlot Ttlp
err. of ,l)leufurd. N, S., and w.te horn
:1 Amlt'ret, N. 14., un Jul) .al, 1821.
H wise ealnr.ued at ilortla ,Acualeui)
and graduate.: M. P. at F:dlnlmrgh Ir
LH 13, hi lag lulinitteal a mcob er of I lir
:coal 1'o') g" of Surgeon. 1'(linburath
-a the sante your. Fur u number of
veer.- he practiced hi. profession In
hia nat1•e county, fond wpe4.dlly se-
•un.d it splendid practice. In.the No.n
44•.. 144 genera) electlonn of 1835 he
made baa, tiro Appearance In piddle
lit.. defeating . lir. Joseph Howe.
haler of the Liberal party of the l'ro-
'
rine'. in 18746 he became I'rotlnel
eerrtatur), ontl-In 1861 i'remier. 1(1r
'Marto Marc' n roa.4,ruiie pave In the
rrn,m{rli.hm til of t'(infcdH'ratiun. at
the Fawgrlottetowa whit flue'
'ser conference. anal Afterward* going
to England, where t
at tied. For 111s services In this regard
ha wete created n ('. B. In 1870 he was.
mod•• member of the Privy Council.
1,111 111 197:1 was Inn.k• Meitner ei
(Antoine. Bien, the Mfardonnlal td
m'hlatration 4,.,11 defeat*! 111 that
year he became the principal ',Tennis
sr and neloleer of Kir John Maedunakl.
On the return to power of Sir John,
Sir Charlet, became A11nieter of Public.
Work", ant rreitcd-the-Uepartnwnt
lot Itnllwa3:4 and Canute, iecoml'
Its first Mfinleter. His National Pol-
ley woe adopted daring -tide perlol.
Retiring from the MI -Matey in 111.94.
he wen from that year to 1887 Can -
'Winn High Commlee!oner In Eaglaed:
He again entero.1 the flovernmont
al the en! of 1487 ata MInl.ter of
F'Innnee. mem., Inc that pl.Hl.n up
t, 1489when he re.ume•1'Ahe office
.of High Conr,mi.wl4ler to England.
in .laul'Inrr, 1896, lie entered the.
Howell Adminl.trntIon as Secretary
of State and lender of the Howie of
Commons, and fester -moat hr-1tter--
wards, nn the retirement of Sir
littckentte Powell tte_nm. i'rtm.-
Minister. On the defeat .at h) Ad
minf.tratlon on June r 11/1)P
Will elected reader 'of the OppotitaM1
Wr (Yarm was created a O. C. M.
it. In 18841. n Baronet of the Unite.l
Kingdon in 11484. He la atm nn h•:n-
orary U. C. h, of Acadia College, N.
urarr .1.La.(J...uL.
C'niver.ity anal of Edinburgh inlver
ally of ricotlnn I. He I. it (Km.et or
of the Belted] Empire Financial Cor-
poriation and of ether corpnrnttone
He hen served nm Comml'.loner for
Cenndn at a number of International
Exhibitions, anal ao Commissioner In
eerernl Internatlonnl n,mmlrslons
He married. In October, 1546, Fran-
ces Amelia Morse, and their golden
wedding wen celebrated at Ottawa
Oct. In, 1896.
Theme are the dry facto and antes
etnnallrhg out In fiir Cherie" Tupper's
tamer. Is to halm persanmllty and the
port 1t hoe played In the nffnlrx of the
"mnitry. It ie perhnpot premature to
open nt the prevent moment. On env
point. however, Cann.11nns elf all par-
tkw nee edited with regard to fir
"hnr14',, Tupper, rind that Is his ex•
trmor(I1n.,rt vi{rnr, merest/ end pleek
There are few then In thelr 80th year
who would not hate .hrntnk from the
trenlen'louw trek of lending rt 1,01111
lnl pnrty to the I*.tls and tektite
,1i*i' o of an 'traumas eampt*lgn There
re Ino men who lot Hir ('hrtrlen' titre
19,•,1'1 hire even .erloi.ly thought
•f It, telwrinbly in n (vmnttry Int,lc
Ing tremcsl(kue jonrn.yn from point to
point, menning repented night j.ntr
nes. In trnln., and dloonmfnrt and In
Mnrrnlenee In Innnmereble ways. 91r
Chsrle..Mlwed genuine plank wh.'n he -
undertook the task, mod In enerylne
It through he allowed n rltnlity nn 1
every t' whleh his nolltteal opn.irient.
•elected by n 1 tree con (lrfiy.-ifZ1'+r
event of n recount the Liberals /are
:onfldent that lbrir m lit will he
sleeted.
Drantfor,1, Nor. 10. --The rrlf►r1'+1 aro-
lawny of Hon. W'1'Ilnm Paterson k'
1,098 nr.r Ian opponent. S. 41fi. 1
font*, bnrrlst, r, Toronto. .freer los:.
hl. 4 4lrrlt,
The official majority of O. MI. leas
over .1, (1, 44, Bergeron In Rennh'1r•
n(/1v la -1'1 -1, --'-Phar ul 444ek6rd11'. iter
I'ker. In Rt. 1 nwrenee dltlsinn "1
%fmttr't'n11.. 96 .
The Pro>pie'a i'nrt) randldntr. Ice
Toronto, '40(010. Tfnrgr'vr :an' . t•
-mem, fret their .k•pneits.
In West York Mr. Nnllacen nil„ 1.1
met jorl l y nom 874. '
Winnlpeg, Nov. 12. -AI -hires tit
•nrlrn'nit show that Mieerrnry, 1. 'a
',en', , le five nh• ::11 In SOIkirk; ,• t'1
•,nr'rr 'n8Wtflelrtr lett+ rrrt, wtrret 'a -e. -
's,4 lx' got In 1111 tv night.
'A 1.1. I.IK 1: I.At'R11•:Ir,
British 1'►eo. Pleased With L'nrlei'.
_V_ Ictory.
iw►ndwl, Nov, 8.-T1le morn ug Ira
per8, lrrc.pseth'e of party, exlire"4l
unbounded .ationteUnn at Sir Wilfrid
Laurier's, victory. The 1/0117 Nr4rr
h
atlllsrr It. t1 reit n le.eun
to t
Britten nnt.l•war LIb rnl4 maul leu!
it in a r.'marknbin (net„ whirh Lilt
maim, near home wranll d e welt 1"
wonder, that no more etoptent .tatemeat4 of the justice of tile Witt 1.
mum have been made that by 'o'r •
Wilfrid Lander.
Ali the pmpera diorites the d e: ne't1"11"
of throe notnh1, ranee In widen the
..clog of the pd0.1,411 p"trlulnm
been nrrrwta,l, and the 11.4'1•; New"
remnrkm-Done It portend a new
sorter In Dem,s•.raUe pedalo'? i
001 y :pole nwaclaolon U this t whit%' has
happened le not because ford 'cat's
hairy, Mr. McKinley Anal Sir Wilfrid
T,nnrler have dise•.weral n new trio 'd
governing without mhtnkee, hut I.
woven In All three eounlries there 4.4.
14'.•0 n .tlrring of nationll life to not
anal grant bnnes, and beatele the (''
position portico have leen f^noel a 111
of hetero n•lth nntl(••1a1 feeling
The Da11y rhombi. bettor., a
';Ir W111r14 Lanier ower lain set
n. well as M. frlMde and kilt -won to tor• fart tont nn mn het.
will Mmt.rely hide May Moths with .rl..n tet fill Lha pin.'r ofi1110 Int'
Item for many Teary. ' "IPA bee energy Air .1044n A. Illtedatakl,,