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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-11-7, Page 3PIE SOFTER SEX. to Make a Cup of Tea and llow To Spoil it. TMAT#TRBEFORE BEAUTY. 'American Oirle Oopy Their English Sisters. XABRIOSS, ore viD FAWN& eon of Tea. il Ofiemsa shoPlething eneugla; Yet of the Millie= who uso thie refreshing and alMeablillgw‘g*Se 4 very emell proportion =der/4mA how to Prepere it, ari the Ulna= Telegram. But if not properly =sae, tee is deprived of a great nein of its and eometimes, rendered itheolutelY initirione. The Water to be wed aboard boil, and it 44°414 be poured On the tee immediately it boils: *Rowed toaverben, Zbe peculler property of boiling water whirls/ate upon tea evaporate% And even., *lolly diseppeere. Tea thong not be * aocootion, bot an infusion. It allowed to *wit **(omen little better than n demo, Von of tarininaord. TOS that ia eVerareWir alhartfol tet tbenerVe% and to the digee, *ion. Mt* the melee number ot reinotee eritiolt should bedevoted to thei proem of *thawing, some reside will %VW five min. Mien, eon= *QV= mma SOMO will pqbmpo go ester as ten, but (=experience ii in favor xd sin this suffieee to briog mit the flower, snality and strength. juin is mueh tee *fie witted should be milder—no more. Melte freer tee as often en it is required. The'rePlaniebing of the kir* with fresh bat wake la very objectionable. .0.4 the thorough heating of the ro- pe is of the Ant kuportenee, teapot obouln be made thoroughly hot 'before the 'tea is put in it. The earthen., Were teapot is preferred to all *allure by xotany osoneounenre, end it is antlerfinona to yen that whetever utensil), is need for this Tempo.* shoaled be immeeetletely clean. We* litnin extremely delloate ornate Its nenoeptibility to the eslora ot commodities WOW it is a *moo of denser and detezior. lotion, as it readily **keg up the melt of nolfee, woo* *preen diem, benne or other ortiolea of *pronounced odor. The loom. Valois ileinetimee mode gout teit would / vet iniso if always kept in plows snob contsnion. Tee should be wenn dry place; unneceetery the *ir shonld be avoided, panted in the leeded ven in Buglarid, the beet ofeestern it id atinsteptiere of much of Ito much better Meal at our way atatione and refrosbment norm seen be hOtight _pound, toi tea inlaid make 128 cape. The 3S 0011. eiderably IOW than a farthing per oup. Ton troy well elk why is it Olt we should be Sill aorta *a. and 6d. "for * litile lot u3ilk sod water slightly flowered with =Wearable tampion' The Vara of the Irak. The teintioneble girl, of New York bas enodelled herself so elostely upon her Eng. nigh contemporaries in drew, manner an :MOO thali to the casual obaeevezi there neon to be no way of distinguishing them, not even by voice, for no New TOrk sizings Mutant until the has acquired Ilie exact tone and inflections of Eton. Nies Motorises and Lady Gwendelene, who rule in such matters on the other aide, says the Now York World. The Lon- don tailor and ociatinaker makes them indiatinguishieble as to areas; tennis, Museum baths and homeheolt emirs:dee give %beim the same erect carriage and glowing zoomplexion, and careful imitation results in the same ithaelutely correct and oolor. Iees manner. There is but one point in which they fail of snob erect reproduction ^est they can't be told spirt by experte, and that is the linen ales/tom of their bair. Oar climate, with its extremes, is very bard upon the hair and tends, despite care - lel care and brushing, to make it harsh smarm& and to break it and render it =even. The smooth, shiny cheatnutiooks el the average English girl are one of her greatest charms and this is the way she reserves their basely She takes half a pint of pure glycerine which she pate in a avert bottle, and to this she adds sir emcee of lime water, shaking the two together vigoronaly. When these are pro- Terly churned the lime water turns the glycerineinto a white, eon cream. Upon going to boa sho fernele Britisher takes a liitbe of this and rubs it with her finger - nips into the roots of her hair, giving it a vigorous brushing thataistributes theorem Brom roots to tip. This the does once a week, with the result of keeping her hair silken soft and not only preserving ite bright chestnut color, but ot keeping the scalp perfectly clean and white. Mrs. Kendal, who wears her hair in smooth bandeaux liver her ears, has always used thie since ler girlhood, with the result that her looks look as fresh and bright as when she was 26, and all women know that hair ages as =inch as the face, not only by turning gray but by getting hard and losing its glees and bright tints. This, with a little cold cream to rub stage paint out of her cheeks with, is the only.toilet paint Mrs. Kendal ever ISM& • BEAUTY AND HEALTH. , The day bas COMO when the American woman nesiree, first of all, to be beentiful, and then to hehealthful, but to accomplish the fast sbe must first achieve the second. 7he days when a delicate, frail figure and Tale face were the outward and visible sign 4of a delicately bred lady have sunk intothe ;past, almost forgotten, and in their stead en epoch has opened in which fresh, bright complexions and sparkling eyes are the one desired object in our young women's per- sonal appearance. 'Whatever pertains to igood health her whole soul binds to. She istildiee hygiene. The laws of health are cot to be disobeyed in any way, not even ere late hours to be kept, =lees a midday map be taken. No wine, nor tea, nor coffee; 'only good, wholesonie milk from the cow is to be imbibed by the devotee at beauty's 'brine. Fruit, grainand simply cooked est, with graham or coarse bread, with wily little liquid at meld times is the very best diet possible for hurrying about the ilesired resultof good health and conse- tguent good looks. The bath, which is one of.the most, if not the most important fac- tor of health, is a question not easily 'dealt with. There are some poem who oannot take a cold sponge bath on aocount of the shook to the nervous system, yet •Who can take it with great ease after stand- ing a few moments in hot water. This method is endorsed by the medical faculty /or the quickening of the ciroulation. Clive the Girls a Mance., 4g Oh, how glad 'I ain that I did not marry that man ' said a young lady not long ago as she watolied a passing figure. "How handsorne I thought he was and how infatuated rwas with him! Fortn. nstely, just then I went te B to make a vieit," naming a large eity, " end,eny little 1.8.year-ol4 country ideite ef Men changed, Ian we neW that I shoeld hive been neiseroble with that man, and I cannot be too thitekful that 1 wee Woken sway teem My folly in the niek of time I" BAti Many a girl bee net been "take away in the nick of time," and every woman can geese something of the misery which oneb girds have endued, bowever faraday they may bane labored to make the beat ot thew eituation. Give the girlsa chance. Widen tbeirhozin nen, dispel tbeir eentimentelity, and donot el= them 'mil from yoneg men of their own station in life. Then we shell bear ICES Oban$ "runaway marrieges,"—Ladiee Rome ireurnal, corsets and Cosmetics. The Putioie county, Indiana, teachers' inetitute, regentlY in eeseion, petaled the following resolution ; Resolved, Thet we are in favor a Ana ask that a thorougb ;011Me Of instruction on the *fleets of !inlet lacing and panting the face with injurious coemeties be introduced in the nubile schools, and that we, as teachers, denote:lee tinbt 'Wag, of chewing gene, of using wire, cottonand sawnuet mho to deceive in regard, to beauty Of form, and Of bustles to occenY noneceestaxy room in every ceriVeyance, and render necessary the We of muck expeneive material for dresses, and these bibitS 3Xet not worthy Of bnitestiost by the ehildren of Eve, lieffeifhig that " iiednra illiedemed a EPOS‘ beAR, Leather Vollare. A novelty veld by the swell Loudon Wiese tenors will aeon appear on *hie eine. These are leather collars and cuffs, which come in varying ebedee of brown, green, red, and also in black, and witioli Are mew minted with fang eatable* The ouffe are *born three Milne deep. As linCern- raiiiirienta to theaci aro &MOW_ designs in leather for drown while trAvelieg areiniee ere trimmed around the edge, et the ekiri. with Wed ((tripe et brook, grey mai brown leether,—Beston Beaton. recta for the nstelles. Many of the theatre hats Iwo long fol. lownnedove atreamens in the hank midst of velvet ribbon half an /zeds. wide. Weep your knee in your month if next don't wane clapped iipe. It is Bald OM lemon juke will =eke the Innede mai and mmgmtb. There is no better heir deeming then bandy. Two eppliontione a week followed by a thorough brushing,. will cleanse) the 1(0%4 and Wraith, the bane Embroideries are not used on the choler:et underwear. Luto trimmed geode are /drat choice. For the bridal bed feehion boa deargned apiece pillow covered with blue or oldrok covered silk, OM Whitt Oaaell ot Medlars leo° ere drawn. Ice-oreero made with ()hotpot meal is tbe heeviesit, but the most feebioneble variety, Aire. Leland Stenford is lad to have the meet valuable privet* collection of dieraonas in tbe world. coo of the neekleeera is worth 1000,000. The tidied woman in Wisconoin is Mon Alexander Nitabell, wholes hueband left ber an eaten> worth mom miflboor. She i the widow of the lode President of the Mil. wettkee & St. Paul Road. Conosielesent is the erophisie of beauty, and so if you have* pretty teeth cultivate a quick, short smile; dregs your perinea= in =Atone°, jet or lime sleeves ; scorn a eater il your threat is the column of abate au* grace, but adopt a fragile ruching; if you bay° been told that your *vela are brilliant use the mystic shelter of a broad. brimmed het or II fine transparent veil for their coquetry, and never show tbe charra that can be suggested. Tbe tip of a slipper Is far prettier than the whole foot, end better the inch of paesementerie or petti. coat than the deep flounce. Wastdons is a flash. Silk fringes aro being revived again.' A baby's outfit oosts anywhere from $10 to 0500. Seiler hate of felt are among the winter novelties. The color of the newest note paper is olive green. Cloth walling dresees should hoe bon- nets to match. Black dresses were never in higher favor than at preaent. The brocades used for cloaks this eeason are in very large design& A fringe half a yard wide edged the cor- sage of a recently imported drew. The idea. that flowers must not be Worn out of season only exiats in England. Alpaca is a foorite fabric for drosses. Long wraps are in vogue for general wear. • Ribbons are used as freely asiever for trimming. The Tyrolean is the newest ahape for gentlemen's hate. Astrakhan, seal and plush are to be:rised for coat trimmings. Brooches are the favorite ornaments among Algerian women. Rough wool goods have the preference over smooth this season. Long cloaks, of a material suitable for autumn wear, have made their appearance. Threaquarter long, close -fitting coats have again appeared, after spending some time among old-fashioned relit* of years ago. Some of the new wraps are shaped like °apse in the bade and barely reaoh to the waist, but they arenot long enough in front to touch the edge of the dress. A Kansas Bank Moses its peon. An Abilene, Kan., despatch of Monday says: The Abilene Bank, owned by Mayor C. H. Lebold and Col. X. M. Fisher, sus- pended this morning, creating greakeseite• monk as it has been considered the strongest financial institution in Central Kensas. The deposits amonnt to 6200,006, princi- pally local. Iliodiscounts and individual loana swell the liabilities to $400,000. The firm claim to own $600,000 worth of real estate and notes, and say they will pay in full if given time to realize. An Electrical Phenomenon. A Cincinnati despatch of Monday says: The wires of the Mount Auburn Street Railway Company have just burned, fall- iug to the street in great glowing etrips of flame. All the wires for several blocks were thus consumed. Thousands of per- sons on the sidewalka witnessed the spec- tacle. Many who were within a short distance of the burning wire received shocks. The affair created the utmost excitement and alarm. The came for it is not yet known. A strange atmospheric% phenomenon was • observed at -Pittsfield, Mime., Monday after. noon. The sun was sinking towards the horizon and the sky was hazy, when a brilliant rsinbow, a quarter circle, %speared in the zenith, being visible an hour. , tinteitainev NOTES. A number of friends of Ur. C. A. Sadller, lite Clerk of the Manitob* Legislature, waited upon him last evening and pre - waited him with en address and oi well. Oiled parse prior to hie departure for Termite, where he will enter Wycliffe 001- legliana etuaY kr the minietty. The Canadian Racine officials positively refuge to make connections with theNortb. ern Faeific =tit compelled to, and a Weal aenabble of considerable interest is at pre. sent going on. Mr. Jae. Ross, pontraotor of the new Begin* & 1.4331g Lake Railesey in the territories, purchased it very large mu- tiny of tee along the line of the N. R. In Booth. In ell he expects to 'ninon aboue 25Q care to be need on hie railway. Theee care are arriving in the oily deity, si number coming in to -day, but sie far the 0. F. R. has refused to allow s transfer to be made to their nee, to that the material can be Sent to Regina. It is Hand that the C. P. R. management has been approached at different times, but they always take * stubborn attitude and say these N. R. cars eliall not be traneferred on their line until they are compelled to receive them by Order of the Dominion GOVernment, The N.P.R. has offered to put the tracks *Nether temporarily, taking up the memo - thee as won as the tiers are over, but the 0. r. R. will not consent to this. The ties. will likely ,neve to be troneferred to C. P. R. cows by means of teams, which will cost the contrantere Considerably more. Egan Bros, have finished, their grading contract on the C. R. R. Souris branch, and will thin their grata into the city We week; On Moreley they Meat work on the Winnipeg & Sootheasiterniteilwey. The liteitiVer Colville *raved at Selkirk from Atom Creek at Men to.day, hoeing onboard the body of en4ngliebmaieneneed Harry Ewing, who was oweidentally Blot in Wm. Trobineonni lumber (imp. While one of the workmen rimed Lan Came= was bandlieg a fitlia it was accidentally clittrged. Will the °entente hedged in the heed of Ewing, hiUing him inetintly. °mem gave hireeelf Mikhail* and Stoney Penl,two Indiatin confined in the barred* en Port Saideetobe. wan, Gimped on Tueedow evening. They walked cot poet the send, who was abort - sighted. A, pedieemint onteide /unload therm and raised the elem. Stoney Paul was captured before he reeened (oven but the ether got in the bathes and owed. Superintendent Whyte, of the Ca PaOlite Railway, denies hie Qom been limning to obetrunt thellortbern in, bannling tree for the Begin* (re Long La road. um me every realionlible facilit hes been extended. Anverdiet of not gulitYlnie been rendered in the Heller nianinsughteroese. A compauy is being formed here to establish * cemetery on the benba of the Red River, Fort Bouge eity contemplated going into * similar enterpriene but wifl probably withdraw in fever of the tom- PadY. Several Winnipeg lumbermennwe mad to be in trouble with the Customs authoritien The °barge is then they entered a quantity Of beeserood, upon which there is a boy duty, AS wbitewood, which cornea iu free. There is also another charge mixed, upwith the =letter. It in laid Veld large quanti- ties of dressed. lumber were brought into the city, awl were got through the Cue. toms by trend, the invoice being merely sewn Weber, upon which there is no *duty. It is thougbt not improbable %het some amine will be made. A young Bngliebroan rimed lien:non* living near Mordent has died from injuries inflicted by the handle of a band eer. A. Motley despatch snys While a Stony Medlin named James Jones was returning to his camp up the Kenanasitis Pm, 40 miles from here laat week, he enddenly came upon a grizky bear, which had been wounded by some of his corapatione. The beer immediately made for the Indian and knocked big gun out of bit/ halide, The Indian then drew his knife to defend him. eel', but the bear tore his entrsila and tongue out, killing him almost instantly. The other Indians, upon finding hie body, traoked tLe bear for two days, but failed to wine up to him. Mrs. Anderson, an Icelandic widow, was awarded $1,000 damages yesterday at the Assizes for alleged brass% ot premise of marriage by One Johnson. Mr. Baker. assistant State Attorney of Chicago, is in the city. Ee is very reti- cent as to his mission, but it is generally believed be is inquiring into the alleged confession made by Burke to his fellow - prisoners during the period of hie incar- ceration. Mr. 0. J. Jones, of Kansas City, is in Winnipeg. Be into& reraoving fifty-4dr ot the Stony Mountain buffalo herd to the South in a few daya. Mr. Jones thinks It was a big mistake on the part of the Gov- ernment to allow the buffalo to be taken out of Canada. The Sheriff of Ramsey county, Dakota, and officers are in pursuit of three, escaped prisoners who broke jail last week and made for the Manitoba boundary line. Oscar Uttieohe, one prisoner, was captured in Ramsey county. The other two, John. Hubbard and Charlie Becker, were seen about a mile north of Crystal City, Mani- toba, on Saturday evening, having atolen horseand goods from settlers en route. Police are in hot pursuit, and their capture is expected. • Silver was discovered some time ago in Alberta, in the Kootenai Lake distriet. A second discovery has been made in the Crow's Nest Pass, direotly west of McLeod, and through which the C.P.R. contemplates building. At McLeod, on the night of October 12th, Corporal Armour, in charge of the town detachment, was shot by Tack Garland one shot taking effeot in his hand and the other in his thigh. It soma Armour was trying to take a revolver from Garland, which the latter was using threateningly when, Garland fired two shots, with the above result. It remains to be decided at the trial whether the shots were fired in- tentionally to injure Armour or whether • they went off accidentally. In the Icelandic breach of promise case, Anderson vs. Johnson, a verdiot has been given for the plaintiff for $1,000 damages. The Advisory Board of the Northwest Assembly has resigned owing to a disagree. ment with the Governor. A memorial to the Dominion Government was Adopted by a vote of seventeen to two, praying for a change in the Northwest Territories Aot to abolish the dual lognage aystera in official printing. A lengthy discussion took place, Judge Boolean championing the French cause. , A special general meeting of the Mani. tribe Dairy Association is now in session. At last night's sitting a most interesting discussion took place, mainly directed to the difficulties of Northwestern dairying and the relative cost and profit of dairy work here and in Whiconsin. It was elicited, among other things, that the pre- sent value of butter here is three cents a pound higher than in Chioego, but this advantage is offset by the extra expense of collecting and making in the factory. At to -day's sitting a number of interesting papers were read. Greatly to the surprise of the Court, this morning Gillet, charged' with forgery, withdrew his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty to three Of the charges. The Crayon counsel asked the Wedge to iinpose such a sentence as would deter these American swindlers from coming here and makieg Winnipeg their ground for working their forgeries soul then ea:aping to the other Bids of the boundary. A *memo of ten years in the Manitoba Penitentiary Was lraposed by his Thefiun, sag: A tamer was current on tbtestreets to -day that lion. Mr. Marlin had resigned from tbe Iona Cabinet. Inquiry At the Government =nee revealed the feet that it was a 'else alarm and that the Attorney -General was till a member of the Cabinet. Ain Arrantin went out tO Pertege to -day. The alleged trouble is over the epPeheteleet of Mr. Munro, ol Ottawa/ 413 Doran Minieter of Aduestion. The annual meeting Of the Anglican Synod of the Diocese ce Rupert/a Lanni began to -day. The Bishop, in hie charge, dealt at length with the education el queation, and is bitterly opposed to the abolition of religious training in soheols. Clarke, aifes Shealy, a pearktentiary bird, WAS arrested toelan for burglarizing Judge Billam's house. GANTALING AIM DRINK- N'ormer Chathamite's Devotion to Timm Leads to a Bad, End, A, Butte, ?dent., despetch of Sunday Biqa ; Thie citY Waesbookeel to.day by the sensational suleide of N. W. Wileon, ticket *gent in The Northern l'330j40 13434Way ofdoe here, Wilson wee a peppier Tering Mit in bath businefla apa meg airolee, B n Wee Clinaalan, In November, 1880, Wilson °me to Mentona et the inetanceof Worn. B.Deweon, of the Blentsna Oen- trel. Refer° Cenaing here Wilson was Grand Triink ticket agent et Windsor, Ont. Ire lien also *coupled poartien as tioket agent arid etation master et Wow:knock And IngereoU, Ont, ror some years be wee -elieving Agent Along the line of the Great Weetern before ite amalgereetion with tbe Grand Trunk, He vino a 323413 Or A330013131 alfilitY$ Awl until naceatiy a very correct haling, but he fell a prey to prevailiug vioee in this city. Wileon hid been &birth, g forth° peel three days beevity, aud wnite doing so bad gambled et different places in the city. e bad the entire conndenee of Geueral Agent MeCisig, and it was bre bebit to take the ticket receipts from the film comb day and buy drafta at the batik remit to the Northern Pacific *1 8*. 1. Wiliam made hie appearanoe at *he co every reozning in hie nenal condition MoCeig aseapented nothing. Ile die. 'ado morrandi bowever, thab for alit three days Wean hadnot remitted loset night Wilson teleyed faro est about 5000. Flo lzad played in the before and, hie ohoquee were ea. cepted. This morning Warne went to the Northern Paola° office se neuel and wae at his deals vile= Mr. McCaig came in, Silently after the Arrival ot McCaig *1 the ofiloe repreeentative of the First Rationed Bank came in end told Mr. AloCeig that a number Of cheques had come in signed by Wilson, in favor oi gambler Dowd, and they had been thrown aut. Wilson beard the re- mark and turned pale. Mr. McOeig called Wilson's atteution to the fact and Willson Menet Moms, en employe of Sy. V. wild be would go out and buy the (Irate et Skinner, agent of tile CaUflaital Peale [MCA This occurred at 10 reolook. Mr. Beilway Company in New York, bee been MoCeig knew 'Wilson heel no money to buy arreatect on a obarge of aornmiting fozgeries the drifts, eo he event and informed Win to the enfant of 02,600. eon's friends of the deficit, sud thevreadily &greed to endorse We notes and equarehim with *he oorapany. P. L. Pouter, who roomed with Wilson, heard of the trouble went to his room about 7 &Oka. The aft looked and Wilson inside. Wilson evi ently thought the officers were comb:1g to Arrest him. He swallowed four °unties of oblerotorro and shot himself through the head, and died in twenty minute. The jary returned a verdict of suicide. The remains will be sent to Chatham for burial. =TiEGRAPTEIC SUMI,Inne`nr, The October term of the Supreme Court opened yesterday. Two hundred fugitives from Crete hone token refuge at Byre. The death is announced Of the Earl of Orkney, also Mr. John Ball, R.R,S, It ia expected that the Dominion Perna. MOM Win meet tlie last week in JamlarYi ltiispowstatcdth*$tbe missing Alexi- Oen bODaS were not stolen, but were neje- laid. Five persons Were killed by,en, explosion of the steamer Vine de Brest Tnnie Bay. Cope .fieury, in the Atom of Jest 'Wanes - (ley ninht. When the weer wen first aeon "Uk to the breekers by the life savers, en Thursday morning Ave men were Witted in the rigging. One by one the doomed men nave been wept *way into the ttga. LAO night two were left, mmnd at egelemme mbig evenieg only one remained, and undoeletlY he will there the fate of hie ehipmates. The jury diesgreen in the ease of Gal- lagher, one of the Gweedore prisoners - The Harvey murder trial at Guelph, will not likely commeuee before Thuradey. Lieut. Gravenreuth, of Capt, Wiesnienn's expedition, has dispersed chief Buthitin The Britisb ehip Bolan ionildered =her forces. way from Calcutta to Liverpool, and 83 lives were lost. The -barge Gender, laden with grain, is aground in the main channel at the Galops 1717m. Mayne. a prisoner at the Central, Toronto,hanged himself in his cell Mon- day evening. C. G, Crickmore, a well-known lawyer of Windsor. has disappeared, and no trims of bira coin be found. The Central American Congress leas Ap- proved the beefs for the union of the Cen- tral Aineeican States. One of the men on triel for the murder of Inspector Martin at (iweedore hew been convieted of menalaugliter. ft le reported that one of the suepended Pdpgaton pout office clerkwill be reap- pemtea to a GoVeniMent office. A convict mimed Lepage, tinder eentence for two yore for pinning counterfeit gone, tervaper. dyon Menden, from llingeton Penn Neoryn wrwreds.itn fig etnQt r 13111xli, cibPC 8ro p At 11 y°rweill build two or three hundred „miles( of read u Samuel Lettere, w130 Abet Fred. Logan, of Nepal:lee, on July 201h with intent to kill, bee been Arrested and will stentl, bia trial at Napanee. Olierlee Bredlimgh, the political and Reformer and member of theBnglieb g03304 Of Cenaitione, is very 111, and it hi feared lie is; dying. Wm. McMillan was erreated in Temente yeeterdey °barged with being the forger of ibm freudident awns( made out in borer of City Treasurer Coady. The steamer Vulcan attached to Ceptein Wiesmanine expedition, bile been weeseted on the Beet Aitken mat, Tree native mama m number of the crew. Tbirteen men, all Raritan leave been an - kneed at Aachen for smuggling corn into Germany. Their operations during the pant year eggragated handrede of tons or griluSe;via, his ibolithed the Send= Con. aulaiiipa in Germany, end entreated all her ooneulow business to the Bearden COMMIS, A Servien Consul bee been appointed et Moloow. The Lavehlrictorie trouble in now at au end, all the Victoria eobool students have coma to terree, and the reguler worm of the new school were proof:oiled with peace. fully yeeterday. TRAIN WBEIBTXRS, NirOBE, Unman Blends Wreck a Train and. EU Three Nen. An Indianapolis despencb, of Friday gap: A north -bound freight train on the Lake Erie said Western Railway was wrecked at Kokomo at 4 o'clock this morn- ing. The engine, with eight or ten oars, was ihrOwn froze the track. Twelve •oil tanks exploded in quick succession, setting fire to the box oars attached. Two care of merchandise and four of coal were con- sumed. Engineer Mehl, fireman Edward Burnell and head brakeman John Spell- man. were thrown beneath the oil oars and burned to a crisp. The socident was the work of wreckers, this being the third at- tempt made in that vicinity within the last two months. The train employees killed lived at Peru, Ind. Trance's 'Underground Elver. A London cable says: The subter- ranean river recently discovered in France, in the Miers District of the Department of Lot, has now been traced a distance of seven miles to a point beyond which the three daring explorers who undertook the task did not dare to venture, as the river there takes an abrupt plunge into the bowels of the earth to a depth impossible to fathom. It took three days and nights to accomplish this journey of seven miles and return, the greater portion being done in a folding boat made of sailcloth. Mien' is in the heart of a wild and mountainous country, in the deepest recesses of which caves and grottoes are found, some of which appear to have been the abode of our troglodyte ancestors. The subter- ranean river was 'first discovered a month ago at the bottom of an abyss known as the pit of Padarae and was then traced a • distance of two miles. The whole seven miles so far explored are in utter darkness except at the point where the river was discovered. It abounds in cascades and passes through a • succession of grottoes sparkling with stalactites. Preparations are being made for further explorations. Murder in the Seminole Nation. A St. Louis despatch says: In the Sem- inole Indian Nation, I. T., the other day Robert Reed, a Mexican, and a Creek In- dian. named Wiley, were deputed to arrest Corley Brunner, a negro horse thief. Brunner fired upon the officers and was shot dead. Five of his friends, all negroes, laid in ambush for the officers and shot them without warning. Mr, J. A. Anthier, of Beloeil, while having a well dug on his farm, found a silver plate belonging to an officer's croee.belt, bearing the Royal arms, with the figure 1V. and the legend " Milioe • d'elete.'j • Edward Maloney has been arrested at Kingston for robbing Arohibald Campbell's house at Marysville. A. Deseronto news- paper man learned the description of the thief, found him on the train, and on arri- val at Kingston had the fellow tinned over to the police. He has been identified. The Earl of Leven and Melville died yes] tetday from the effects of injuries received in c recent carriage sodden% The deceased &etch peer was born in 1817 and stemeeded bis father in 1876. Rio half-brother, Ronald- Ruthven, born in 1835, snaceeds him. The National Miosionery Convention of the Christien (Caumbellite) Church ia mission in Louisville. By. Six hundred delegates from the United Stance and Canada are attending it. A youth named °ranker, of Booltport, is !mid to bave shot bie father out of revenge, because his parent put a bullet through dog which she boy Deaden on taking with hire on hunting expeditions, Eerr FreYtegia Weir *bent the late Em' Perot Frederick in mating & ilestsetion BeRrlehlar.ce tecaptured jail -breaker, Wen lgoerunng giht:baolt to Toronto on Sewn:day At the Brookville Fall Assizes all the carimulintteloo:Bee, (seven in number* reenited cloig The Doty Engine Works Company of Toronto, propose to vital:aisle a ship,buildieg yarn at Collingwood, Mr, Wm. Mosgrove, whowaii xecently ep pointed junior Judge of Carleton county, was ban .uetted by the Ottawa bar =Sat- urday night. Mr. A. Et. mvagrove, of WilitaaharOli wee noraltutted On Saturday for the Local Legielature bythe ConeervativeConventiOU of Bast Huron, Au Indiana widower, for nereoustret. ing too soon kis belief that inarriege wee a seems, wow banged in effigy. Be inerrien agabe two weeks after his firet wife's( deti3e*Fortli bridge has stirred the engi; neeririg world ao that SOmeider 4 CO., the greet Frew* iron Maitertio htwe preParea design for a °banned bridge from Dover to Calera. The length ie twenty.four milers and tbe number of plait ;reposed to be built in the see le 120, • It appears thet the action of the 4nde4 8000 drepping the feat Atlantio MAU contract was wised, by the Dominion Gov. etliraerttte WitliataTia of zeilwey prin. iiegea. Arebbiebop Walsh bow aootaaa to tenure* big new dignity and. new duties on the 27th November, Be will reach Tarelkto on *hitt odaatietimoRrrfiously be will pay Tina SO 11 3'0 supposed that tbe main who was *mated at Beading, Pie, on Fridey, obarged with pitman forged eheentee, a Teacott, time murderer of radlioneire Snell, ot Chiceigo. The pease insists, thet the Mexican goverment deroind of the finned States, an explanetion of Mr, blizner's reroarke 'refer- ring insultingly to Mule° on presenting bis orenentale as Alinieter to COOtr4 Bien. The Peterborough lumbermen are greatly perturbed over the intention of the Government to enforce the. regula- lions requirieg them to get rid of their saw- rdiuve. strotherense than by dumping 11 into the The Grand, Duke Nieholis, once A regal high.roller, after being stripped of all eon - trot of his eetates and Intimate by hie nepbew, the Car, is now corroding nnder malignant cancer in the head. Be 30 013011 dismantled wreak thatbeie only enstained by inieetiona, and weitrily waits in a darkened room, from vehicle even lam immediate fainily is zigidly excluded, the eaten through hie carotid and he eau breed thospapeyikomuoment when the canoer bey° Alexander Somerville, Chief of the Money Order Branch of tlie FolitOiace The election to fill the vacancy in the Department at Washington, and Judge Quebec Legielature for jeliette county Arthur T. Reeve, Chief of the Second takes, place to.day. Mr. Bazinet is Melees!, Division of the Department of Agrioultrixe, Ministerial candidate. Mr. O. Perrault are dead. represents the Conservative interest. A. despatch from Chicago, on flaturdenn 11 18 stated that during the last voyage to Mr. Hugh Thompson, of Toronto, who of the Umbrialrom Liverpool toNew York WAS at one time a partner of the brewing a fireman was accidentelly roasted to death firm of Thompson & Allen, briefly eon - in the enginenoom, and that he was burien veyed the new° thst hie son Eugh had at sea, without any entry being =dein the been killed while walking on tbe railway log, • track. The Ottawa Free Prete (Liberal) believes Minister Foster ie about to retire from politics in the comfortable aeourity of the St. John, N. B., collectorship and 53,000 a year. He will probably be suc- ceeded in the portfolio of Finance by Sir Samuel Tilley. Landladies are famous gossips; they pay great attention to roomers. Mr. Bradlaugh is reported convalescent. Speared Auditor Munro, the Toronto ao. couute,nt, engaged to audit the books of Treasurer 'Wright, of Essex county, has pp - slanted a statement to the council Showing that the county owes the treasurer 511,- 272.36. The second biennial conference of the Young Women's Christian Association of the United States and Canada began yes- terday afternoon at the hall of the Young Men's Christian Association at Baltimore. Mr. 0. E. Beebe presided. Delegates were Johnstown is in danger of being flooded reported from 60 asewiations, an increase again. of twelve during the past two years. About 100 delegates are in attendance. A colored man named Charles Taylor, was arrested at London yesterday, charged with aggravated assault committed in 1885 on a barber named William, also a colored man. The two quarrelled at a dance, and in the melee Taylor bit off a portion of Williams' tongue. Taylor skipped, but he returned to London a few days ago, and Mr. Goschen, son of the British chancellor Constable Crawford nabbed him this of the exchequer, is in British Columbia. morning. Boboitygeon has purchased a Waterons fire engine. The vice -regal party reached Vancouver yesterday. Bradlaugh has recovered and ciontem- plata taking a sea voyage. ' IIingeton druggists have organized for the promotion of sociability. • —Time flies, yet the orchestralleader sits The Bosaiere line of steamships have still and beats time. taken an action in Montreal against Robert Biokerdike for $4,839. Defendant had -taken all the space for cattle on the wrecked steamship Geographique for the above-mentioned sum, and as the bill of lading read that the freight WES to be paid "lost or not lost," the present action is taken as a test case to ascertain whether a claim oan be instituted under such con- dition% Mr. Gladstone made an address on Satur- day, in which he contrasted the workmen's positionto.day with that of fifty years ago, showing that during the half century there has been an increase of 50 per cent. in wages, while clothing and food are both better and oheaper. • Capt. Wissmann, desiring to purchase gunpowder, made application to the Zanzi- bar Government, which refused to supply him unless its demands for the restoration of certain buildings, which it alleges the German East Africa Company occupied without leasing or paying rent for them were complied with. On Friday afternoon tome little boys were playing on Queen street, Toronto, at the oorner of Morse street. One of their number, a small boy called Edmund Onge, living at 5 Russell place, was knooked down by a street oar, which ran • over his legs, Elevating them from his body. Drs. Bur- gess and Doolittle performed an operation on the little fellow, but his recovery is doubtful. A Rome despatch says that the, Russian Government has conceded most of the "Vatican's demands, and that seveiallussian bishops will won be appointed. Chief Justice McDonald, of Nova Scotia, yesterday decided that the American. sohooner Adams was liable to forfeiture for preparing to fish within the three-mile limit. John Smith and John Brown, London, who robbed a Wallaoeburg boot and shoe man, were sentenced to six months each in the Central Prison by Judge Elliot yes- terday. • Horace Albertson, who left Kingston four years ago, ex.peots to recover $500,000 from an estate in Holland. The grand- mother of Albertson was a resident of Kingston. The coronet's investigation showed, that the mutilated body of a woman found near the Murray Canal WAS c " subject " on which Toronto medical students lied been experimenting. On Sunday at the Basilica in Ottawa the pastoral letter of Archbishop Dahamel was read denouncing the action of the Ration Government in sanctioning the erection of the Bruno statue. " Scotty " Gordon, alias Crawford, a well known Peterboro' crook, has been con- victed of the burglary of two stores at Orillie and eentenoed to twelve monthe in the Central Prison. The residence of ex -Mayor Ballard, of The Brotherhood of L000motive Engin- Lexington, Mo., was burned Tuesday night. eere yesterday re-elected Chief Arthur on Mrs. Ballard, who was of unsound mind, the first formal ballot. He received 351 perished in the flames. votes out of 416. J. R, Sprague, of Toronto, was elected Third Grand Engineer. Acting Secretary Batcheller has ap- pointed Milton M. Holland, of Washington, Edwin Cole, Alexandria Bay, has beam to be chief of a division in the Second sent to State prison for five years on a Anditor'e office. Mr. Holland is a well- charge of eeduotiOn under a promise of known colored lawyer. marriage. As before reported, the schooner George in a railway accident at Hatrae, near T. Simmons, of Camden, N. J., WAS Agra, yesterday, fifteen portions were killed wrecked off False Cane, 30 ranee south of and forty injured.