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AFTER THE BATTLE;
VICTOR AND VICTIM.
Laurier Will Have Over Fifty of
d Majority.
THE. FIGURES TELL THE STORY.
(steric. sstp en th e( the partiash In the House
In °ultra, the Uot'ernmeut sus- ; Ind. Con. I.114.tallied a revers. , t eel a,hnro,' whit
Ontario 7 40 45
the portionsQuahog 14 11
her• etofore hate been almost guiltily
Liberal. This returns at the time of
writing Indicate the wlectl•,n at 51
Conservatives and 37 Liberals, leav-
ing the ouubtitueuties of Ntpis*lug
and Algoma still to be polled. The
list of losses, It would seem, totals
:'_ lu til. Provle°, and Involves the
,Irrappearanoe from I'arllament for •
time of tunny well known Ontario
lnsmb.rS. Mr. Jansen McMullen. Dr.
Landerktn and Mr. Wllflam Ulbtoa
.rc the most notable members who
have been defeated. Others In the
last Liberal contingent from this
Province who sought re-el.etlou and Itl:sULTtt IN DF:TaIL.
w ill but have seats In the nest Par-
liament senile. Wool, of Ilamilton;
Gtr. Joseph Featherston, of I'e.I ; Me.
Mollusk, of South Victurin ; Mr. Bun-
sen Graham, of Nortk °starfo, Mr.
Hurley, of,Eart Hatt.igs ; Mr. John
Eraser. of East Lambton ' Mr. Vel -
entitle Rats, of North-Mtddlesus ; Mr
Sample. of Centre Welliugtou, idol
ilr. Frank T. Front, of North Leeds.
sod tiren•ills. lir. Stubbs, Indepun-
dint, who gave u general rapport to
the iiorernmettt, was rejecte'1 In
14arfwell. 0.. the other hand, the Lib=
orals gained tine seats In the Pre -
fare furwurly Geld by Conservatives.
The following ere the gains tend
lues-
U\'l'title.
Llbrrel liaise
Nova Scotia 8 12
Now Brunswick ... 1 8 5
Prince Edward 1.14 2 3
eauhobt 1 4
British Co'umi'ta 4
NQrlbwset Tar. ....�1 1
10 77 126
Of th8 indepeadents and Patrons
nate gave nn independent support to
Ow, t;overtiment upon the majority of
questlars upon which the Hones di-
vldtrt an,l the tenth, with eenreely na
otceptlon, voted with the Oppoeitlon.
Smith .III gton.
W,tlatid. ,
teeth Iteatnw.
West Northumberland.
Bythwell.
rk 1ytldtmanl.
(itrngarry.
`forth Bruce.
• Total 9. .
---4'easeevatics t:.1ua
Ottawa.
1141110ldo L Y.
('entre to.
Peel.
Prises Edward.
Il o ntnna:.
-outta Vlatorbi.
a'ewewal
,crit Ontario.
Knot ITastlugs.
Feet Lamhtou.
.'tooth tiny.
ae(th Wentworth.
\orth Jltkllntri.
('entre Wellitottun.
\„rth Wellington.
'north Janis onto Ureitalle.
Itrcatekaliet. •
l'ahliwell. '
taroin
assail S. ter t.,.
Tot l Si.
'reit ("(r'Ptltltt(l%.
!leathers Elected an Fnr as Known
Tblr Meriting.
ONTAt1lO-Nluery-lots Member*.
Constituency. L. C.
Addington, Bell . 1
.(igen.,
Bothwell. Burdon » _-.. ....1 ..
Brant. S., 1I.yd 1
Bruck%ille. Culbert
'I'rrrebonns, Pretontalue 1 ..
lairs Rivers and at. Maurice
Isur.au 1 ,.
Two \'oulitaluw. F'thief' , 1 ..
Vaudreull, H .rwood 1 ..
Wright, l'hnmp,gte 1 ..
Tamnska, Mignault 1 .,
Not'A Stan IA 1weuty Mrutbers.
Cunrtttueaoy. L. C.
Atuipule. Wade 1 .•
Autlgonsh, MiLawre . 1 ..
Cape Breton, Kendall. Johaatoa 2
Colchester, Gourley . 1
Cumberland, Logan 1
Digby. Cupp 1 ..
Gub•eboro, Fraser 1
Halifax. floosie,., Kenny .. 2
Hants. Russell 1 ..
Internees. McLennan .1 ..
King's, Borden ....,. 1
Lonet.burg. Kaulhaeh 1
Picto.i. Maedouald• 11. Tupper l 1
RlehnsxuA, Mathlearton 1. •.
ihelburre rind Queen's, Fielding 1 ..
Victoria. Ram 1 ,.
Yarmouth. Flint , 1 ..
N KN' tilt I'N!►W ICK -Fourteen
• Merl berg.
Constituency. L. C.
Albert. Lewis 1 s•
Carleton, Hale ., 1
Charlotte, Uatlong 1
(lloistester, Turgoon 1
Kent, Leblanc 1 ..
1
Klutz's, Fowler
Northumberland. Mctrrtasey
Restlgouche. Re1d 1 .•
et, John City, Blair 1 ..
St. John (lty and County
Tucker 1
Sunbury and Queen's, Wlhnot .. 1
Westmoreland. Emmer.on ... 1 ..
Vlrtorl'i, Clstlgan 1
York. Gibson 1 .•
P11IV(I': KOWAKO. ISLAND -Five
Members. ,
('onstltnency. 1.. C.
King e. Hughes
Prince, E., Le(urgy ...,., .. 1
1'rlr.oe. 'W., McLellan t ,
Queen's, E.. McKinnon
Qufnn's, W„ Doctor 1
111117 19114 Ohl II MIA -8lx Member
Constituently. L. C.
New %..monster, Morrison 1 ..
Vtetorin, Eerie, l'rior 2
Bruce, E., Cargill ......... ..... ....... .. 1 111N1'1'oitA Seton Menthers.
Bruce, N. (:alnpbell .... 1 Consllttleao7 1a D.
Bruce. NF: 'Tt►tmte'..._" i •• Bren.kn, 8'ften 1 ,.
Cardwell, Johnston ..,...,.. 1 Mae kxtMd, 13ny1 .. 1
Carleton, Kidd 1 Rube ...... 1
Cornwall. Pringle ,. 1 Prttuncher, Le Rider •. 1
Dundee, Broder
Durham, E, Ward
Durham, W., Jaeith r NOHTfi1VM;5r TEltRll'OKIK9
Elgin, E, "Ingram- .. 1 - . - Emir Members. .
`Essex, N., Setherlan•I .......... 1 ,• Constituency. L. C.
Essex, S., Cowan ,..... 1 .. Alberta, Oliver II.) 1
Frontenac, Calvin .. 1 Aaatnitnbi. E., Links .. 1
OlenRnrry, Schell 1 ronin. W.. Slott 1
Grertillo, S., Reid ... . 1 Stakatahewait. Davy. 1 ,.
Orsi, E., Sproule ._......._. ..-... ..
Grey. N., !Jerome .1 Independents Elected. •
1 Selkirk. McCreary
Grey. S.. Cschardson
Haldlmand, Thompson
Halton, lfenderson,k..
:11nmlltom hark, r and !truce
1 Writ Elgin-Roi•h1e4u,
.A. 1 North S rncoe-Mc•(:\rthy. mitt 500
1 Vann.uter, B. C.-9in!th.
--Lager, Mata -h1' as'+riwal.
Hastlugq, E., Northrop .„ „ 1 Wulnitant-Puttee 41.11...)
Beatings. N.. (.'ancallen ... ... .. 1
1G,hinson .M a Patron L1lueral ; Me. llastfngs. W., Qrrhy » 1 C'Arthr is ^n Indep-•udent Government
Ilurn, } Macdonald.. cui,ieort •r . Sga!th tan Lnhor LiberalW
Huron, •McEwen ...... ..... .....4 •• ant Putt.•• also rupp•lit. tbs. amen--
linnet, N'„ Holmes .. ». I ..
Kent. Stephens . .-.. .,. 1 .. neat ON It, general Polley.
Kiegeton, Britton ... ......... 1 .. New Ilrltlsb Common...
1.nurbtun, E' , Ssmmrws ... ... .. 1 In the taw British Haw of 1 t,nl•
i.ninbton. W., Johnson ... .._,.... 1 •
1.nnaark, N', Rosamond .., fA1A° tilers ars-'
Lanark, S., Roggen .... - ,• 1 [tankers and financiers ... ... ....22
Leeds' and Grenville, N., Leven .. 1 Barristers and Q. (. 1. ... ...... 116
Leeds, R., Taylor ... •. 1 Brewers, iltetlarms and wine
Lennez, N'lllem1 merchant( .., ... ... ... ... ... ... :a
Lincoln
'., Lancaster .. 1 ' '•' .. Civil rind mining engineers ......4
London,d•Innn, HnHyman n l Niagara.,. 1 olli y proprietors and toed '
... ....... (\
MMdlrs.z, K. (Tumour ..---4"...........r's •.r •' - - ' ••• 17
Middlesex, N., 8herrltt ... .. 1 Btplcmatl.ta aAd l;ncornmenl
, Mhtdleaex. E., Mcliugan.1 T)tftctnls ...:.. . ... ... ... .. ' 17
MItidlesez, W., Calvert .. ..-1 .. Estate ag''nts, nrchit.ets at.i
Norfolk,-N.v (aearlton -,............. 1 _ _ ntwmnta'ltw -'•a• - - «i
• Norfolk. 8.. Tim dais .., .,. l ., rwrinereiand `.Rrlcultgirt to • :. 15-
N.rtt.umherinrrf, W., McColl 1 a-h.'titry rind iantowlle,n ... ... 66
Ite•uhr of Karts Klee' oa Since Nerthumberlan'1, }:.. Cochrane ..' 1 Inaonneter,' and' metal mer•
... ... ... ... 19
Con :eAerut lou. (tntnrlu, \., McLeo] ... ......._.• l
Tlm recall* e,(, the rvwtar.tttr toot
Ontario, S. Roes ... .,a.. ,,..,,.. 1 .. Labor rcprosentetivov ........13
Bret electirem-have been as tolkrwe- .Oatark). W. -1100d ... ,.......:-_,. •Y .:- t
August 7(l' -Sept. .Ooh, 1987- Ottawa. Belcourt, Birkett 1 3 Mehcnl toprofession .., ' ... ... t)
(toe. Lib. Oxford, N., atutherinnd ... 1 .. Merehnots ... ... . ... .. 44
((uteri .. 47 Otft'rJ, 8„ Cartwright _..."..»: 1 .. Ministers and ex•Minl.ters of
• ... .,. " "' ._ ..
Welton .. - r._ 41
2Q
era Scotia 3 16
I4nl R1a{nn ____ _ _. _ ___ .. 1 ' G O'(rIi1n,•ut ...' ... ... ... ... ... 4O
`few Iirunewlek ... ... 7 • 8
_--.-- 103 --r-re+lett: f'rrsriz 1 .. BaHwny rtntreeton sed eagle- .
(4srtnercntive tlrta}.rlty, ., Praia. Edward. Atom ._... . . .; 1 sen .. ... ... .. ... .: ... 6
Sseun.l electkle, .sly 2Oth, 187..., - Tti+ulr•w, N., Itacke .., 1 Steamship and ship owners and.
coterie. (\•,v. tibO, 1t nfr.'w, S.. 'aright, 1 .. bulldcn
canalise ... ... ,., „ 88 _'7 cru »•II E.Iwnrda 1 Solielton, 111 or out of practice 24
Veva lilo,tia ... ... 1.1 Ill Bnro•, I', Chew 1 Stock and share broker. ... .: 7
.. ... .. 7 .J w lame •, S., Lcnruz ..... ..... .. 1 Shopkeepers and traders ... 13
bow Brutrwlok ... . .. Ton,ub4, (' , lir'4rk 1 t'nitt•nity profettors and
Menitnbe ... ... ._ .:.:Y 4 1 •r.setsv, 11.. Kcenw . ..... . t� at-ikxNlenste,s ... .. ... int
Pritieh AJolumbla . . 8 0 Toronto. W.. Clarke, Osler .. 2 .trmy and Navy .. ... ... . 64
- -- w )siert.(, t., fluff h w .. . ... .. 1 -
' 105 t17 Vi•torin. 8. • Vy smi' n ..-._ ....,..» .. 1 670
tangetteattve majority-. 4 _ ------_..irnterim),""e(..allang1am
Il.lyd eleajton, Jan. 22nd. 1974- Waterloo, 9., rine. 1 , atandln2 or ('itis.
Com Lib. (Welland. Gillian ..... 1 .. Liberal. Conservative..
AI W.Ilhtgtsxl, C., Mconw:u. 1 Mont real 4 afontrenl ... 1
99 tt'ell'ugto:t, 'N., 'Talton ... 1 Quebec 8 Toronto 4
nova 18otla ... ... .. .. 4 17 Italltaurtuct..S.. Guthrie -- --._-L-,-.Mallet-, -.....-- 1 Hamfliou._._-
New Brunswick ... ... ... ... 6 11 Wentworth and N. Brant, Pat- Ht. John 1 )Ialtfa= l
Prints I4wiirt Inland ... 0 8 er4n 1 ... Ottawa 1 Ottawa 1
1(saitl►ba Y : -_ -_2 WO/Worth, 8 1(tulth- 1 j s 1
Brlttsh ('olnmbla .........41 01 York. E.. Mitireen ...... • I; London 1
_.__i inns .--- York. N.. Maio* -- ..........., _1._. •
78 133 York, 1\'., Wnil•re 1 ., 12 9
Liberal majority. 010. QUEUE(' -Slaty-uv. Members. I h s I';/'1'It'F: LEADERS -A CON.
Fourth election, S.•pt. 10, 1978- - (:onstituencY• L. C. TR,►AT.
Con. .m Argenteuil, Christie .. ... .., �. 1
(►ntarlu.. ... ... 59.
... ... ... ... rBngnt. lfnrclt ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 .. Maj. Maj.
Quebec... -... .,. ... ... 4•.
41.1" ru....e , ... ... ... ... ... _ l l:
Nova Peons- ,..... 14 7 (kslbo.tt 1 Laurier ......S(XI 1'u d r !ir('. BRA"' " Ikenuharnnts, boye ... ..: ......1 .. Cartwright 679 Foster ......... "
New Brunswick... ... 5 11 1:e11.r19.4e, Tallest ... ... ... 1 .. Paterson -1,250 Mnndnnald ... "
LanitaNla...• ... ,.... a I 1lerthlor, Archambault ... ... ... 1 .. Tarte... ...1,764 Caron .......... "
Prince Edward Island._ ... 5 1
Brain' Colq I4 natooture, Marcll ... ... ... 1 .. Blair 1,017 Bergeron ..... " .
„ 6 II '"'
_ __ Brvrmc, Fisher ... ... . ... 1 - Slfton 700 Davin "
1:17 6D Glint/ablyazul \'ercheres. Geoff- Muloek ... 500 Clancy, .........'.
Quinn ...... ...
tlot t&, 68.Fifth elsttMsa, Jobs20, 1 inmplalio, Rcusetu ... ... ,.. 1 ••, Bunten - 417 Tuucr Sir Ii
145
::fm. Lb. Chnrletoix. -- gen .., ... ••... T Fielding :500 Ca/wrath .....:
(Moes,.., .., ,.. 51 37 Chnteangu ,y. Drown .:. 1 • Fisher ' 554 Prior ... _. .. .182
"' "' 1q C91icoutiml•:,aguenay,Girard -. .. 1 Fittpntrick 1,50 Ilaggart ..... 371
Novar... ._ .. ._ ... ... ».. 18 fire teal. 1'( ... •.. 1 1.124 \\'allece ... .. 510
Nova ►(.cola .. ... ... ... IS 6 D R>o ... Bernier
\ew Branewlek.., li 10 6 Dorchester, Morin ... ... .. .. 1 ikobell ....., 371 F:.1 ('larks ...2,855
t'ri tee Edward Island 4 o Drummond nnct Arthabasca, Ls- Rutherlaed 2,000
-N.
P lath 1tt•L3 rlti
l't'rth S, Erb
I'eterletrl', E., Laq
P' t••r1 Orli. W.. Kehler .
Newepnper proprietors and tour -
1 Perry ems and brother El
1 Printers and booksellers 4,
Three Rivers.
Mon tealtu.
(Auauiplalu.
Bea ulin r uoin.
toullec.
Total 8.
l'uu.
Chicoutimi.
N ioulet.
Total, 2.
NOVA 8(011.1.
Liberal lisle..
ativr (..,In..
A.ui apoll.,
Cal* Breton (2).
Richmond. .
'ItetaJ, 4.
('ouservative Ilan(*.
('ok•Ltvtter. '
Total. 1.
•
Illtt'NSN'IC K.
bend !latus.
York.
W u tmortilattd,
Rietlguuchs.
(l teuceater.
Kent.
1btrtl, 5.
Conservative (tains,
Kistg'e.
Sunbury slid Quuenb.
Total, 2.
MANITOBA.
Llber.l Gains•
Norio. '
ronservrllve
M tctkxlald. •
\lilt1 it\t'b;81' 7'Il,IIRll't)ItIE:tn.
Liberal Bolos.
W..tsri a itx,4t.
conservative /latera.
None.
IrKIKI'4: KC1a\►AMU *LAN -0.
Llberarl (irtuw. __--
K Iaig's.
Queett'a East.
Total, 2. .
Conservative Bales.
Prince East.
British ColumLla party- conipleziou
un+hiul;iul. Two eleet:ols /still to 1e'
had for metre occnpled by Liltt•rnls !n
list Parliament.
Total Literal gains, 28.
lotaire inervatree g�Ci Gu,119.
PUNISHING
9GER BANGS.
Gen. Prinslee and Fouries
Both' Killed.
CRO6EEAAR ALSO WOUNDED
Kitchener Ueseendt nn the Enemy in
the Moonlight and for Hussars
Use Their Huller Reaches
Loudon end' Iieeettrs an Ovation
-t'anesllens are Complimehted.
London. Nov. 12. -General Buller,
iecompanle.1 by 44.1 -wits ant daugh-
ter, urrlte;l here this morning, 'and
reported. tu. thti_Y (lr Office. i.arg i
crowds; which had niatembled at the
waterloo .station and in Pail Moll,
cheered the returning General, who
receit ell un oration. •
Praise f..r Canadians.
i'relnria, Nov. 12.-IteIortl re-
celred here, say that Cal. Lessard, of
the Canadians and Canadian artil-
lery dirt magnificent fighting with
General Sheittl-Dorrien In repulsing a
desperate attack by the Boors on the
British rcnr guard.
--__. -_ triatainfia retest
London, Nov. 12. -The War Office
ham received the following despatch
from Lord Roberts: "Johannesburg,
Saturday. Nov. 10. -Methuen sur -
prised Commandant* Sttymon anti
Cerntaes, near Ltelltenburg, yester -
;day: Terse -stead- Hoerr were -found,
and thirty prisoners nod .soteral
wagons were'cnptured. There were
no casualties among the British.
KEtty-Kenny- aeporttr drat Major
Meet:lutore, ut the. aeaforth 111gh-
landere,• petupted Phlllppotls, Nov: 8.
The hoer. fled in all dirtctlons..Three
wounded here brought to our hoe-
pitel. Surgeon Hartley end- seven
men were wounded.
Kitchener's surprise Party.
"i.yttleto a rcportt4dwk-hatclteaer
vncrosrfully surprised the Boers Our,
ing the night Of N3v "'tii. alalnb11ntud
party of tno 19th Hmn.irs and the
Manchester Mounted Infantry. untk:r
Capt. Chet wade, m.u.egtvl to pans 'the
Dior outposts, teal while the Intter
engnged •rhe enemy's picket the Hue -
snag chnrg'•1 the Poore In the mon-
light, rennin n1iny.
• (hetwode and metered nun -commis -
stoned officers behaved with great
gall miry, but the Hussars would
probably hare suffered severely, am
they. got Into had ground, had not
they born implanted by the .Mounted
infantry. In the morning till ertll-
20 Tory Whir t
torr° and completed the route of the
Hoare, who are said to hero last heav-
ily.
Two Generale Kilted.
"Smith-TA)rrlen'n wounded, who re-
turned fromthe-
A. 1,1 finer -ramp,, I�report
ff
sthlletthn,itj teen.
t:;o'e'Ia-•r was wounded In deo recent
fighting."
PHILIPPOLIS
RELIEVEB
The Little Garrison Stood
Long Seige.
I:ty fur twelte horn lefties relief I rillIKINLEy AND
tante.
Mtrlt of th' attacking Doerr were
Iwnth •r4 who hull taken the (lath .d
aeutrnllty. .
The Ithodcelan 14•,.r.e 1)1.
1 Brluwltvo, Not. 10. -On the disband-
ing of thy Rh Anstalt'. ft4r-.s whirl'
were ratan fur tb' war. (''I. l'lunrr
paid n high eeopllmxlt to the troupe.
H„ mitt that 1th,s1 wln'a toittrlt ution
a W Lord Rot,erte boy guxrl cuwlrted
of a sertkwible body of men, which
Weluded 'sots herding towtemen.
li(uetllfoutrlu Garrison.
Bktewlfuateln, Nov. 12. -At u meet -
Ing of tat Town Connell. the 31'Niue
uauuxuu•al tilt the n1Jlitary author -
alto require.' it piece of ground our
'.arruek4 for it lreriaa Sunt gurr9 n of
7 000 troops. A committee war up
pulntcsl G, oaeltrt a ARAI for tie pur
{bore•
l:alIre Party Captured.
Lorenzo ]Cirques. Nov. 12.-.1 1utt h
lit forty Hoerr retorting from Lorenzo
Marques to jute th it cuuun•uuku4
wore ntet by a party of liritl.,h who
k•Ilol eight. wounding and nuptnring
the retuuiiulor.
BOERS HARSH WITH BOERS.
Tommy Atkins Marrying toilet. Girl.
--Thr attack on ,Iaeub,,Ial 31 era
Teraeheroua, Hrulal Altair --Col.
Otter Now n Mull Colonel -Post of
the N'ar ylUuenifontetu /iarrtron.
London. Nov. 12. -Lost Roberts, 1n
a 'despatch to the 'oar Wier. (%)41
urns tho newt' that Major Mackin-
tosh. of the Sealorth Highlanders,
occupied l t.illppolo . in Orange River
l\Ntny, Nov. 8th. The Boers fled In
alt dlrectiuus. Three wounded were
brought to our hospital. Sergeant
Hurttey UDC seven +'"lues were
wounded:
Pettish Columbia . 6 pe. Nominations Nov5th.
helmet.. Madura
Huntingda, nMaclnron a
connotative majority. 68• ) - 71 Jnegnes ('artier, \ionic.. 1
London.
South Wellington.
Wenn n.1.
South Renfrew.
Weed WeNorthnmberinn I.
Bothwell.
Galan ANi) 1.1►RAES.
S►:l�A1BW-- -
iAhernl Gales.
811th elcetlon, Feb. 22. 1887-- Joliette, B•tslnot .. ... ... ... 1
Con. 1.1b. K n mourn ek t, Carroll ... ... ... ... 1 ..
Ontario.. 40 Labelle, Releases ... ... ... ... ... 1..,
Qnebee .. 11 3. Lnpralrle and Napiervllle, Monet 1 ..
Nava aeon* ..... 13 14 I: Aseomptin(t. Laurier ... ... -.- 1 ..
Now Rrnnswtek............... 10 A Local, Ian -tier ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 ..
Manttoha..... 4 1 Letts, Dement ... .. ... (.. ... ... 1 ..
Prima Edward Island... .., 0 A L'Inlnt. Derlrene ... ... ... ... ... 1 ..
itrttteh Coinmbia.., ... ... ... 6 0 Ltabiniere. Fortin ... ... .. ... ... 1 ..
Northwest Territories 4 0 Mnhtotncuve, I'retontalne ... .. 1...
- -- Ma.klnonge. Leg -1s ... ......... ... 1 ..
1'r' 93 Megantie, Turret ...............1 ..
f'onservativn mn j tray, 29. Mlssisquol. Meigs ... ... ... ... ... 1 .,
Seventh election, Match 5. 1891- Mein 1(MM. IhtRata ... ... ... ... ... -1--..--
I Con, 1,111. Mrntmagny, Martineau .., .., .., 1
48 4t I(snttmorse,7, Casgraln ...........1
(!tract " 29 11 Montreal-
\nra gland t 16 1 At, Anne s, Grillers*
.... 1 ..
New Rranwwick 13 8 8t. Antoine, Raldlck 1
Prion Edward Island...... 2 4 81. datnrs, 1*.m train 1
\fnnllnbn ' 4 1 8t. Lawrence, Blckerdlke 1
Brillsh ('Mnm81a 6 0 St. Man'., Torte 1
Northwest Territories ... 4 (1 Nirnlet, 1111,11
- -- Pontine, Murray .,.
12! Oa-1'or'theuf, 1'rllsic
('nneervntlre mnjorlty, 80.
Quebec Vetoes, )fakMfn i ..
Eighth eleetlon, June 28, 1806- (uebet' Fast, (eerier ..... r... 1 ..
l'earelia. Con. 1.111. tat •bec Woo. lobell '.................. 1Cnebe..
()Mario 1 48 4R Quebec County, Fitzpatrick 1 ,.
Novae 16 49 Rlcth'lleu, Pau 'Well 1 ..
Neva Pmol•, 10 10 Rlehmnnd and Wolfe, Tulin I ..
New Rrgvwtek lel
. 2 11 Rltsloeski. fusee +nt.'s• ....w......,..,., 1 ^
rHnre Edward Is1Q Itont•Cla, Rroxd.ttr 1 ••
\faeltobt a Ile, Hynrinthe, Tkernler .,.»,... 1 ..
heettom ('nnmhin / 2 4 Pt. Jphn's and Morelli,. Denser* 1 OI'1t1!tF.('.
Northwset Ter... 1 1 2 Rheff(nd, Parmelee• 1 !Aber"! tittles.
34herbenoke, Mt !latish
1
R 801 1!! R'*(taages. flonttbalnae 1 " Pt. Atlale's Mont real.
\t'.jertly for the 1 Itrr•,1s, 81. Atan1Aer14, 1.Avell 1 AtaMtaad•
when prrno>Rnt len tont pl .ee Nle, 'Jeepparoeet.i, flaevrN6 1 •11Ertahoeee.
t>nlarin
a
Hnldlmand.
Glengarry.
Motet 8.
C^n•rrvellre
Ottawa.
Hamilton, t.
tientrn Toronto.
Peel.
Triose Edward.
Frontenee.
Smith Victoria.
((vehwnil. 1
North Onterin.
West Durham.
Erect Mastless.
Feet 1.ambt.sn.
Mouth Grey.
Routh Wentworth.
North" aftddlrwer.
('entre We'llnetcwr.
North Wellington.
North leash Anil Grenville.
nrnekville.
Cardwell.
lib Mot!'
34nnth Waterloo.
Tote!, !8.
•
From Octolur 18th to Nov. 8th
1 hilippulls was at the mercy •.4f the
Boers. 'Ilia first intimation which
the garrison had of their approach
wits Lite 'Lewd that the Iktr•4 (yeas?
near Trompsburg and coming on to
1•hillppulir. Then a young local Boer
rode in anti reported that a euu1111a11•
do was approaching. The gurrisuh
which •lmniedtately prepared to re-
ceive.,,the enemy. consisted of 10
towtV mein, nine men of the Orangi'
Colony Police, and 11 natives, un-
der Lieut. Tonkin, an intelligence of•
ricer. ..111.,the:-0fticlitldiv; um.nta were
removed to the fort wait ol--iJu
lowly eo neintiug of a small ;cep,.
with reburial's' rowed the top.
Soon atterwartis • Commandant
Fouchet, 'with 60) men, node itru
MA town and sent a mesaeogor to
tho garrison demanding their marten -
der. Mono
was refuse'
i. rl
er. T
is a
d Tb
in
pruceede 1 to loot the protterty
of the Britiah. They smashed n alas -
nye safe at the boat breech ..sf tile.
Bank of South Africa atnd took about
1320•_ hey alas broke Into the Matt•
late/area safe, from which they took
about CTN.
The LiOera were extremely harsh
in their treatment of many of their
ow•n people wilt, had ut.tete.t tb
Britt.lia Mr. llartnatn. 'n Dutchman.
over 75 yearn of 4ge. who had been
appointed justice of the peace under
tho British, was (logged 481 his farm.
'Fite garrbsxt were Moly (100 or 700
yards nietunt, apd were able to got an
ocrnrlonal ihot at the enemy, but
they were subject throui;huut th.'
occupation to u persistent and seanll-
lug lire from every dir8-tiou. The
Boer fire was continuous from Sue.
day morning till Wednesday even-
ing. On '1'ue.duy night an nttack
was attempted, but the Boer. -re-
fused to obey their commanders wh.141
they got to close (uarter.. (fur. lues
instil( tly limed the leaders urging
their men tat: but the enemy never
got within 20 y-nrds. Four tl,tn4s
during the siege the garrlacsi were
called on to surrender rind refused. -
Otte of the. hoer messenger.. after
returning. was rent to take upa poi
tion at the corner of the jail. Heretic
knocked a briek out, ringing n loop-
hole, and pro aeeled to snips' any ldew-
b'r oi( .the garrison who showed him
self. Before long, however, he was
knot -through the fare and 1.1. ripper
Jaw was ',nattered.
Next day the. garrison naming/xi to
escape.
COMING FROM SOUTH AFRICA
N'1t•e 310re Cs nadtans Aa11.4 for II ..me
on they 8th.
Ottawa, Nov. 12. -(Special). - ,A
cable to the Militia Department
Saye that the following sailed by the
Vnneortver on the 8th Inst., for Can -
A7,492, °limner ; 7,528. McCullough;
7,003, Vltmell ; 44 Villiers Brown ;
456, Jay. -
Lord Roberts enblee Lord. Minto
that Lieut. Elmeley, of the Royal
Cane/114n Dragoons, 1e out of dan-
ger.
Cost of the War.
L.a*don, Nov. 12,-1ue Clwueellur u.
the l.xebequer'r Initial estimate o.
1.10,000,00, (rated it year ago, hie
ulnad3 been ru.tuy 11085 esceedwl h.r
lutt+.t estimate, prep,,red iu the
(5):11•10e of Inn( rummer•, utnoutl:ea to
about seventy tlilllat wields. It Was.
timed. bowe,er. ewe.' the suppirttton
that by September the renb.u►ileu te.
the Boors wouhl lwte teen oompteae•
ly crushed, and the bulk u[ the Brlt-
talt trove emitted. to return hemi
air allehael IL: ks'tleaelta expeota-
tkate- h+►ce„ww, lean till Meta and it
w:11 be found mx'essury to seek fur
tier eupp:l a from Parliament next
t:onth. '19'.' mat .valuervative esti-
mat •
stimitt' at wh cli the ultimate toot o.
the .Boer war is !IOW put le the ruin
of one Rewired trillion pounds.
o u.
to '1'rrt rl
(*tepid Mos) P
Pretoria, Nov, L2. -It Is ndmittei
that the fusion of the two elate
races In South Africa is the only true
solution of the problem as to how
the hitter feeling between Britons
and Boers can be eradicated. Il.? e
our soldier, are prowiag their useful
nese for the ultimate settlement o:'
the South :Odeon gUestlon. In the
held they have always fotght to the
bitter earl, however heavy the q his ;
but now they are surrendering allrost
without effort to the charms of the
Dutch girls, and the .registrar of
inarringeat has been qu,N. Gutsy re-
tently arranging the legal formali-
ties for these Interesting weddings.
\v an all-romhl man, either in peace
or wear, Tommy takes a dual of licking.
18 It N: THF. AN8Ane4IN ^
Pellet) think They Bete the Player
of I rieksein.
(,limon. Maw: Noor. Int-' ht• pwofrn
last night arrested Wm. Er:ekaori, way
M supposed to be Osor►r Johnson, the
man wants•) for the ntarint of flea
1411,. 1. rtekann, Who was stabbed to
death at lits home In Worcester on
aterday. Po .ertele wets- .-(!hhf
Atone, or the Worcester Department,
that the Winner wag Over Johnsen
that he de e1Md to take him beet
to that etty.
Prealdent M,•Klnlev And hie pirty
arrived at \\'A,htnitt..ol trim Ids Imine
in Cantel, Ohio, this morning.
Hoer. for .tut'iuge•ear
Parte, Nov." 12. --Louise Mich .', the
famous (euutle .tnatt'list, la uc•oit.,-
Lug n petition to the Uoterncre tt, ark-
that- f resa
rk-
tlwt-free Tan.11. T4i:tr5e ti 1114)110
tory help be orfere.1 to the Biers by
Ila agase:ar to attract *hem there
1'Ite t'okoL►l authorities' combine the
lroe('t excellent. and tho people
heartily support It.
r little ---.
.1 O:nn r to--
ROOSEVELT.
Their Election by a Large
Majority is Assured.
THEY WIN NEW YORK
Copt. J. Mason„ commanding " II"
Company, Royal ('una,unu l;egt.neut,
writes an interesting letter to his fu
titer, Col. Matson. The letter is dated
i,lltertull, Oct. 11, and says -.1 few
days ago we learns] that Lieut. -Col.
Otter laud been ulnae a full ceiotiel.
To celebrate the occur:on, the officer.
of the riglwent here gate him a little
Ginner last eveuittg. .. •
Captain Miami entloaedIn ills letter
an exact Dopy of a telegram sent by
Gen. Swith-la)flklu to Col. Otter when
the'generaal (earned that the R. U: R.
was about W be ordered 1 home. The
1.:Fp.tch pays a glowing tribute to CW.
Ottty and his gallant Canadians, apd 1s
its foUowa- -
•. Komatipoert
From Gen. Smith-Dorrletl to LIeut..
Col. Otter, commanding ft. C. 11..
Errata Fabrtelean tati9!. October
5, 1900.
\ No wo,da can express my d'sapfao:nt-
t nt not seeing you and your gal -
1 int eorps again before yon leave.
1 ease say good-bye to all ranks ; wish
tl m from me great gout luck, and
to I them that I feel tint any cre-llt
1 nay have gained in this war I shajl
t( !timely to. the. sp:endld wry the
y l Cita/unarm served me. I shoal:
nlwais- ltope.__tar_ athe time when. f
may a11mc the honor of eomumnding
them\ngaaln. There are no finer or
nor' (llnnt troops 4n the world.
('nptatn Mason milled this met -
motet -"Gen. Smith-1)orrton thought
the R. C. B. were .n11 being ordrre. I
home, nod harem this telegram. We
144)0 to see lam before we go."
iloer alnrdr.rr Ilenged.
Bloemfontein, Nov. 12. -Christian
Pioneer, who wall sentenced to death
ba the mllttary court for eomplicity
In the -murder of James \\'tleon, near
N'inburg, was hanged this morning.
Pte. Vett Norman item!.
Montreal, Nov. 12.- Star epeclal
cable frost London kay.-Tho. War
Office reports that Private A. F.
Van Norman, No. 4,2413, 44 the hotel
('anndl'nn regiment, died of enteric
on Lite 7th Inset., and that Corporal
A. A. MacDonal,l, of the and Dat -
talion Canadian Mounted Rifles, was
'slightly wounded in an engagement
at Belfnet en tit.. 5111 Inst. •
Prirnte Van Norman, who tiled of
ie -Ares
gent in Tr.ronto an a member of 0
Company. 1(e wait one Or the per-
manent school In that otty, lt'oundsd
In tb', fleet engagement at Paarde-
berg, he w,[i for it long time 1n the
hospital. Finally he returned to duty.
aa4. was 111 a few weeks taken 11l
with enteric fever.
The .(Bork ou ,oneohadnl.
T.ondon, Nov. 12. -Further
have now been received resper.ting the
mishap to the ('ripe Town Highlnnd-
ere at Ane .Ia 1. 1. The H ghlnuriere, It
Wendt, secs' encaeoped In the market
squaree of the town.
fairing the night the Inhahltnnts
tr•achrroto ly ndmttto'I the enemy
Into talc( honerg eoremnndtng the
square. At four o'clock lit the morn-
ing, at n precfmoertefl tlgnnl, a'nur-
dnrate fire ecru opened upon the
Highlanders. Fight of our poor fel-
.owe asleep in one tent were Inet•lntly
killed, all 1 y soft -novel bullets.
The remainder of the little g••rrienn
retreated from the *quire WIthnnt
their rifles, which they could trot ob-
tnin without eopnsing them/elven to
the encmt'. ref,. They lay eonce-Ied
not fl the afternoon. when tit High-
land/an cmkwtoted to reach the hnild-
Ing in which 11.e nrme were atonal.
Every ono of lire Nix were 31111.4.
On the npprn.rh of retnfnreement4
tip' 13rerw rnpArfv retreated. Teo the
tnreult by nor troops proved lneffee-
t1••lt f
Thi itfrn win tint, into the town
nnni(ered only forty, but n Inrge eons
mnndo hovered near the place all the'
Th• nej rt et the attack one to
-Arturo) it lag gem.
Ot lhlrtV•fonr Highlander's only flee
w -re uahnrt, argil fourteen were 4111041.
Ths Wart nlsn fire.( rnllern nt the
n' h - tnvrlls ! n the IM rr*lake, t ha cairn
Mt lasting tw,rive hour*
The dead and wounded Iilghlsadesl
SKIRMISHES
WITH THE BOER
1•:teu if belt the 1400,1 rut stater Goes
for the 1)ru,ucrate. It N'111 Not
l hang.. Ute Itr.ult-Hryan'r Own
State Our* agalu+t Him --Itriatrn
Subject too urrerilou.
Probable Electoral Vote.
114'Klutey, 28:1. Iiryau, 184
Eleei,rnl tote In 1(196.-
grhlulry, 271. lir) au, 17'11.
New York Report.-McKlnley hat
*wept the c'ouetr) again by many
largely fncroaeed majorities. At the
present writing it seems probable
that he will hitto 284 electoral voter,
sgaatnst 181 for Bryan. New York
gees Republican by 110.000 majority.
dituoL, stays au the ltepublleuu col-
umn with probably 10.000 majority. ..'
Oryen'. own Stitto, Nebraska, re-
ptallaUw hint and Het doctrines by
8,1110 wajttrity for hi. opponent•
9a►itth Dakota and Wyoming ere also _
belleted to have joined the Repub-
Ilcan o olusan.
The whole story, was' eastly and
briefly told. The Republican tloket_
would have a larger electoral vote
(an four years ago, but In the larg-
er Mates u(.tlle east and middle
west the pluralities had been greatly
reduced. Maseaohusetta had fallen
from 174000 to 50,000, New York
from 268,(x10 to 150,000 and Illinois
from 142,000 to 1007000 or less.•
elm telltale at utrtneut... -
CoiTtmandues Act - Only -to
Annoy. British.
COU I S' LAST MARCH
New York, Nov. 7. -At 12.80 this
morning . National Committeemen
,.Arley, tabby and Blies held a cosfer-
once, lit the co nclueion of which the
.o.lowI.lg etatem t was given out -
"Oil at Re b-
, return, 1 sd
' u in r
•UDu
Ilan headquarters u to thls hour the
..epubllcau National 'ommittee claim
to have fleeted Melath ey and Rouse -
telt by au Electoral vot of 181. with
the posslbIllty of 21 rot In acldttton,
waking a total of 805. 21 votes
ronstst of the 18 votte Iii Kentucky
and 8 In Nobraeka. The tater we
urety rlefm for McKluley a ltooti-
vu;t are C'ltrorals, (onnuctlo , Dela-
ware.
ie15-ware, I.IIaote, Indiana, M land,
Lown, Kn(1rar, Maine, Maanachttt etta,
\ttrhtgan, Minnesota, New Ham urea
Now Jnrscy, New York. Sorts, tat ta.
Ohio, Oregon: Pennsylvania. 1: -
1•tlaiid. So itlt Dakota. Utah, V.rmun
Wa-hlagton, 'Went Vlrgird e. \\ lectin
W/01111,1. g.'' Th^ commltteemee
then closed their desks and left for
la stud \
attar homey. \
The roll call on States at this hour
Is appirently as follows
-
State. McKinley. Bryan.
an.
Ooentctloat ............ 6 --
.tlabama 11
Arkanena ... ............... -- 8
Delaware ... a
Illinois .., .,.... 24
..ow•n ...." ..r..... 18
-t on,M.as
)Main ,, . . �."•• 6
Mlaelselppl
tfaryland ..-.. ...... 8
\feeeeaohttwtts ,» 15
Montana ... ............ ... --
Michigan ... ..... .» ». 14
North Carolina ... ... --
Stlnnesctta . „a,. 9
south Carolina- ...... --
New HemQ,hln-.,. », 4
Tenn°' ae ... ...... -....-
NeviJersey ... ... ... 10
Resulted In Soto. Cap' urefi- fiff re-
dorp to b. (.'leered .Out -Royal
Couple Decides to Separate -
Great Storm in heiglleh Channel -
Plague fares nt Cairn.
London, Nov. 18.--1'nder data ei
.1o3a,,eeIurg, •\io. 122(11, Lori Rob-
erti telograph4 to the War Office ass
fell oma-'
iiundle reports sktrmtshs:n with
small teethe of Dorn ;n tit, Harr'
;it , . K 11111 1,A t 1. c 11 re
e atly. Th r romunau.os)n upp:nr to be
let reg Inn. p•ndnntly and wl It n u -
Jvt. except .) give nt nue h emery/me •
as psole.lt.le b4 th • Britoil. Our ens
naltl•rs hr thane sklrmt.hal wore two
k11141 and tre%ea. wounded.
'naught. arrival at Venteriab,rp 01:
ng the ntnrrh twenty-one Detainers
and it quantity of cattle end than).
Ventered rp, which ham leen a
deport of rmp:Wen for th' Boers, will
now be epenr•rt out,"
New York ..... ........... 86
Utah ... .._.. .._ --
North Deknta 8
Ilei......._ 13
PenneTh•enla 82
Rhi 41e Wand ... 4
Yertnvet . 4
Won Virginia 6
Wisconsin 12 --
Totals '... 247 189
Unreported -California, 9; Idaho, 6;
Kansas. 10 ; Kentucky, 18 ; Nebras-
ka; 8 l Nevada, 8 ; Oregon, 4 ; South
Dakota, 4 ; \Vnatttngton, 4 ; Wyom-
ng, 3; total, 61.
If .11 of the unreported States
41:ould turn out as Democratle, a
3agbl _1ImProbeble t1on1Ing.noy, 1t
would toot change thy' rnsnit.
4
4
18
8
0
17
a
.S. ELECTIONS RESULTS.
How,.the Parties Stand in the
Electoral College.
M'KINLEY 292; BRYAN 155.
Ilia following seem to be the final
McKinley. Bryan.
Alhhaml ..,:.. ..... 11
anlitornln • p
Colorado 4
((innecticut ...-.,• .. • ,.
Delaware g
WwM* it elepwrettoe,
London, Nov. 13, -Tho World, - of
tide city, iota a Judlrlar separation
between Priory and Princess Arlhert
of Anhnit, granddaughter of Qur'an
\ letnrin, 11 in neceptnl fact. The
paper little that the d.-enle were signed
rind the, other form •Attics completed
doting the etny in Bolin of Prince
('trrlst?an nt Sehleattig Rntateirl, the
father of the pettiness. There will not
he ally dIvnree, I since Arlhert rot oh
j,eting to the coarse proposed by his
wife.
11Artest of the Storm.
London, Na. 1:;.-A fierce gale
swept over the -English Channel last
night, ean.;ng n Oumb•r of wrecks,
Inc.tuding the Iltidcgnrtle, bound for
8111.7d., Nortltumberbttel. There were
Tha Ketch (Wombat' woe knot oft
ilnyling iel'p,l. AN on board were
.I row nod.
Planlie at 0' Iro.
Cairo, Not. 18, -Two fresh eases of
tehrmie )erste a78 vepmrte•d Ilt 1 ><ft-
nnolrla.
F,itw•idge T. Gerry, founder of Ito
Nen' fork ftrrkety for the J'r•tentIe:,
of Cruelty to ( h'hlren, and for the
mot twenty-one year, At Its hoot line
restates() nip 1'rre111ent of th • organisa-
tion,
Idn he
Illlnuh
[ndlnna
Iowa
la aneav ..
Kent 'Ilk;
Mala+
IfnrylAr.1
1inwene!meet ts
Michigan
tilr.neestat
Mimtsai)pl
311eswtttrt
Montana
Nebraska
Nevnaa
New Hnmpaktre ...
New Jerney
Now York ..
North Carolina
North Dakota ,
Ohio
Oregon
Penney Iyenits ......
lthoxlr• lel* at
South
Southf:hri5Tlf3
South i akota,
Tennomee
Teton
Ittah
Vermont
♦irginia
Wnehington
Watt Virginia
Wisconittn
\%'yenning ..
Total electoral vete
Norma/try t0 a choice 447
MqolClal...... .... ....» .,, . +
Diet •"'^ 155
!4
. 14
..., ... 10
A 8
8
15
14
9
4
10
86
1
23
4
32
4
4
4.
4
6
6
B
9
17
1
1
I!
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12