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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1895-9-6, Page 4XVI SAND fiaRBD TRAD The not °;te the Libe intattempt ;x•.^»•' iriieds vstraliee eta,Canadi :deme of stow nibia audi 7itteeinion oultuv'a1 ca ;coIonies we e.,tutntities o Imported by Ith in,hot ,iS at which emphasized as his speer vigorous sought the .sister coloui zees aro now eetition of gement of %ILI Canada onsiderabl enabling Alelm more f ' e great Canad no disput. 1?rIi an colo criers of ilei: resew. ±ase are i eat ethection suite a Ism these farmer has of Antipode median ma Zeal pollc ,yidence this statem answer giy a.• question House of 0 and value ixallerted in between J 3..1st, 1595, Fowls Bananas a Bides and g„s eerenges, le Butter ... Bard Beef, salted eaaned m Natton an entry • . . Sausage ca Tallow Bey l',dore tha lees consis Ifxeduced i itea;c of trop urcodites wh atruction b don with C •3alue of th las been 1e s,ignifica cultural c uggregate S00,000, du And yet, taFaide from of Australi eenall there flu the way estlech the t uhle and e atezoad of ;icultur Rimed of ;niton ca the Dom per cent and i ; idr ;tld pro ifiee' Geyern gen of am eeleeantion aeific line zxvvites an ail Australi try only t 'herr of then ltiosidviaS 'tilt has tamers is market wh 1terevail, bu success on from t oteetiori it the nam NOT Mee dev tWaY has b c tttl to kee idr;said the eviration fitkt lines, ;000 car M. (4;000 00 sgiveortly 6 T ,,�y� ,,y ,r A ware, 707 Fal the an Government, re , cultivation AttStl'alla are e ntarl:ets mmense, is rkets, which ommous, s ane nd d n e n1 an ffective Anti al n £ d t s, 0'0 Cholera has made its a eerauee fo' the first time in. the Sandwich h islands. The census fig,ures show that THE 11 J41LS 11ClRRQ z, was fnrnis11et9 with a clue Which lett hizn t° Indianapolis. Holmes appeared to be willing and anxi- ons to aid the detective in locating Howard Pitezel, and gave Geyer valuable ini'or- ]nation that lac] to the finding of the bones. Mr. Shoemaker says. that his (Aleut coal prove beyond a doubt that he weld not possibly have killed the young How- ow- He `LQ is with admits botllbnbltli t ]ETownlndi Indiana - as ruined over to the care of Hatch, and that he (Holmes) was not in Indianapolis at the time the crime is said to have been committed. Holmes said that he had met and that he was gl'v ell Hatch inChicago,11,,s to believe that Howard and Miss Williams gone to Buffalo. No steps have been yin reference taken bythe district attorney to the new developments, and perhapso• nothing beclouauntil Detective Geyer rottuns. wave you Will Y11 1 ,g'^� ,' will , Seen the celebrated Grand Je el Cookingstove—solid Stec oven, if not, be sure and see it,. A full line of other. Need more knives and forks Per threshing, If so, we bav( something that will just shit von! firer cheap and good, g ° I you Need anyammunition, If so,we have loaded and em t P 3 shells, wads, powder, etc., also bees Co rent. DRS & DYER Prop, .,--. recent Iii ten years 148 totvnshpis in 11I<issa ehusetts have lost in population. Anda the farmers of that state. had free O e Ilixtltl>ce as to the Death of Howard �'iteze1. i- �y September bar Ji 1$9 yet access to the silty nlillioa market, 1 -s- W1.7'FI ,AZTSTR-1T IA• - . brilliant idea °C-- ---L d presS a few montbs ago disturbance of the farm- with fears of a hood o£ cheap into According to Census Commissioner Johnson, there are 919 periodicals pub fished ill Canada, of which 92 are daily newspapers, and of these are 35 moraleg papers, while 57 are evening' papers, Ontario has 534 periodicals, of which 18 are dallies. In Ontario there is one newspaper every 4,085iiof the pope• NEW EVIDENCE SECURED, —_�.•_._.- a„ Tintuest Reins• kleld--A Dottie of Cyan- ide of •otassium.bound Buried in the barn ---An Alleged. Aaoom• puce --Tho Death Ta ap-=x i1- ling of Annie Williams.had farm products poured market by means of the msbips between British Co- Australia subsidized lay the Australia The vast agri- pabilities of the Antipodean dilated upon, the farce p ' f wheat, butter and meats thorn to Great Britain et 1 figures, and the low pric- these articles are produced Sir Richard Cartwieg,'t, h en the budget, denounced ' )which language the policy t the of trade withat es, charging that oar farm- threatened with the coat- and that by a re- generosity the Government contemplating; malting grouts for the purpose Cf stratian farmers to tom• tvorabl at our expense iu Y of the world and Ian products, Now, there Lug the fact that the Aus- G r Wigs clave become large ex grain and provisions that fes for the production of and that the cost of ea It comparatively ch p, mistake however, to infer , facts that the Canadian aught to dread in the waw an competition iu the Ca" so long as the present y remains in operation conclusively supports, ent was furnished in the en by Hon. Mr. Wallace to asked by Mr. Mulock in the as to the quantities of agricultural products to Canada from Australasia bac there is one to 101ou,tand in Quebec each `21, 00 of the population, T'ha Berlin Journal says that a ]louse- wife in Minnesota hada crock of cream i0 the cellar, she found, one nice morn. ing the cream made iuto butter, Dur- Ing the nighta frog had got into the cream and had paddled it in his efforts to jump out until the butter had been churned into a nice lump which had afforded his frogship a sofil ft rnicely' PRtr e, whore the lady found him resting. . gang 'o•o•' g While a gang of men vele dlt„bul, for terra cotta clay on W.cduesday on of the Rathbun Cempan) the Nappanee Nappanee Mills, they discovered un- Iter a foot of earth the skeleton of a luau of woman with a large knife. , �, sticking' ill the breast The knife Wile. dagger -shaped about fourteen inches. lengeand uracil eaten by rust. The skeleton and knife were placed away, but disappeared daring Wednesday night. From various reliabler sources in lauitoba and the North-West Territor- res it has been learned that this year's crops will be the greatest in the history of the country. Messrs. Clark and i17'eadr, two os errs who have test re• p, ,to turned from a trip over the Famous branch, say that the return twill be enormous.. Superiut,'ndent �`anderslice of the Northern Pacific, says that every- where along his line the returns are L' f exceedingly the most sanguine eapee- rations. A steamer running on rails is a cur ions sight to be seen near Copenhagen. 1' we falces are separated by a narrow stripof laud on which rails are laid, running into the water on either sideF The steamer, which is forty-four fee. long and carries seventy eassengers, is guided to the rails by piles like a ferry- slip, It has wheels on either side which. fit the rails, and is driven full speed up oue side of the incline and and dews] the other into the water on the other side. . Indianapolis; Ind., Aug, 30. -Mote eve dance has been secured in the Holmes t1.R•gedy, e-,•ory 1tura showing that the Fite - eel bay \vas murderer] in the cotta ge at. Irvington by H. H. Holmes, and that the body was burned in the stove at night, and the charred bones jammed into the ohim- nay hole, It was learuotlyesterday that the trunk which mysteriously left the hotel was taken to Irvington by train, and the platform removed by Holmes to the house. It contained the clothing of the girls, which he wanted to dispose of torero Toronto,luohimpress- murdered, Mrs. ltOZOlvlinOtl OP of he murclorod boy, was tolegraphel at Galva, Ills„ and identified the trunk and the boy's coat, Other articles which belonged to him have also been found in the ohim- hey hole, Coroner Certoi took charge of the bones, and held an inquest, at which the officers . and.others testified. The grand jury is in session, and Judge McCray ordered it to premed at cera to talon testimony, and to -day the wftnossos will be examined. The Court said every effort will be matte to bring Holmes hero for trial. The drug with which Howard Pitezel is thought to hntobeenlcilled before hisbody was burned in the big stove in the Irving- ton cottage was found to -day, A part of a bottle of cyanide of potassium was found buried in rho barn. It was given to the ooronor,who said :—"If there is killing bo done this is the drug with which to „ b do it, Boys digging under the Holmes house in an unfinished portion of the cal- liar found the two Poet of IToward Pitezel. They had been burned, but not destroyed, and were evidently too bulky to put into the chinine y hole. With the fent was found buried a five mart oan. There was someS q coal oil in it. An Alleged Accomplice. , New York, Aug, 30.—A Herald especial from Little Rock' Ark , says:— J C. Allen, alias Ca:,lwell, the horse thief; now serving a ton years sentence in rho pear- tentiary here, has made a statement to Warden Moore regarding his knowledge of H. H. Holmes and his operations. In the course of his statement he said he met Holmes in Tennessee in 1S92 and met � Pitezel in Ghica o later, Allen further said that Minnie Williams, who was living kith Holmes as his wife, was present at a ]meeting in St. Joseph, Mo., of Holmes, DOINGS IN MONTREAL. the highest Importance of the Pacific Cable Project- Quebec Legislature. Montreal, Aug, 29.—Interest in the Pacific cable pro,jcct has been considerably ambmentecl by the tznnonnoenientsince trio r°turn of Mr. Hosmer, of the Canadian Paciflo telegraph, that Mr, John W. Mac- kay, president of the Coninioroial Cable Company, who acaompalnied M. Iiosmor to price for seed. Call - ee • Ter p -a SON . .L .L L = T S d, iN o :._,..... ........... ed with the It seems a most remark.- able fact that the only cable line on the whole Paotfto coast is the Canadian Pacific cable connecting Vancouver Island with _ _.. _ ...., ..... Are U seriously contemplating a Business or Shorthand Course this Season. If The the mainland, a distance of some twenty - so, one utiles. The groat Orient is therefore practical]• shut out of fast communication S 'Y $. I i -, 'ger% v - `:` with the West, with which its interests "That F ' �� a- ;' "> ,-,�•-fid.= f3'1•x al�Z. --� ` r ;:, .,` ' :G: must over b0 e10SGly. identified. 15 ti. - •+..-..Y 4 w xY.•.r;. _ ��^^^ -P--••••• ' .•.-. oar new empire," said Mr. Hoerner, speak- ins to our correspondent on the subject „r,•^ age}n to -day, rho trade tvithttle Ori°nt, ,_ _ ;. z , ., M r_ , al r f «""" .+�-. _ - E''= a '° k 1„ `J� = '•. it . '^i,. 4u '7,xy't ,gF.•-..,y..,,.-- :;rJ t rxi4-•,_...._.„.,----,•:,-,22g-----.,,___-•---,-• •, �.z r _ �` '- ----,r. " r --^�` `" ___- is as yet merely in its infancy, and is des- tined to assume gigantic proportions. The construction of a cable to Jalin, which would cost filo comparatively small stun of four millions, would do more than any- thing else to stimulate this trade." No action, however, is likely to be taken21"0 in this direction until the Imperial Gov- eminent expresses its policy, and Mr. FOREST MTV P JUIM ES COLLEGE OF (LONDON ®i9Ta 's 9 Solicits your patronnge because we believe that .caltace the best to be had in our line Nothing short of the Uast would satisfy us, �voul,l it ,von P Dt ><; Ianow that tine ]lave set the paeo for Oanadian Schools-7ve ltolct tho record fa] practical work.. rg Dao i arms thing about our �l goewaSt tem" fC tc Ingo ores,1 se i©goa and osi s, n Tuesday wo}itenlor bor 71rc1, lsti5, P d'. 9i, i'i�L TIL$s4'l;Jl,A, Principal Chamberlains attitude on the question is --.®�a- awaited with considerable interest. Tho cattle Embargo. n]eeting of the ikIomtroal cattle shi porn was h itt •this afternoon to conside the question of the embargo on Canadian cattle, Tho meeting was largely attended, and after a long discussion a resolution was passed to the effect that Sir Charles Tupper be communicated with to urge upon the British Governmient to moot the wishes of the Canadian Government by sending experts to this country to deter- ]]line whether ]euro- ]neiimonia existed. It was also cleared in the event of his pro- position not being acquiesced in that the Canadian Govorument be inemorialized to e,ifeot some reciprocal arrangement by whloh American cattle oan be shipped by �'a ' T. r JOSEPH __„_-. [ Clean "'�' �w� SEED a , . A CLOVER ,, . � � n d L r COBBLED +....-_ At list Warehouse ',T R,DenotO r . '� ii� E a e K E CK, Exeter. .. Ili that Pack it u�% NIPU In The World! away that winter may do for next v suit, winter. Canadian ports. Petition to Wind Up. Messrs. Ma°Master and McLennan this .. _ _ ��^-,'S .P • Sed' r' afternoon •made a petition in •the Superior Court onbehalf •of the .Finsbury •Distillery Lomnany,of London, England, asking for a winding -up order against the Canadian Shipping •and Trading Company, •im •which they claim that the firmecce owes the plain- To meet the wishes of their customers The Geo, E. Tuckett and Son Co. Ltd., Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon the market 4. Combination Plug' of w3 And be in style now and nest year too. It costs no more to look well all the year around, and wear sea- 5onable clothes. "'Tie not the 30th, 1894, and March �, British Grain Trade. Pitezel, and himself. The Minnie Will- tarns' property in Fort Worth was then and there deeded to Allen by Minnie Williams. The figures are as follows: $ 10 pines 1,346 skins • , . , .. 1,4b6 82,460P 4 mons and limes2,874 c • , . , . , 5,18 „ , 187 ats • ... 7,413 lamb • • , , • • 576 96 sings 366 •• •• •• ' " •' .. 43 • • • • 93 ' "" ' ' ' The Mark Lane Express, in its week- . ly revew of the British Frain trade, cl Wed slowly 1s 6d below new wheats nglish wheats have de.rams the average price of which has been 26s. Foreign wheats dropped 6d under large supplies. Corn'has been weak, b i PPsent. American cargoes on passage have been oiiered at 17x. Oats, barley, beans, and peas have been outer. Linseed has fallen 6d. To-daynew English wheats sold at 26s to 30s. Foreign wheats were rather firmer and flat. Core declined 6d, and round corn was stead • Flour was firm . with a S fair demand. The deal- was made with the distinct understanding it was to be a swindling g g operation. Allen thinks that Minnie Will- was persuaded or soared into,nlaking the transfer of the property byHolmes. In P y a few days the property was transferred by Allen to Pitezel, Holmes making aka. transfer: without Allen's knowledge or Con- Then Allen continued the party, with the exception of Miss Williams, went161 to Fort Worth, where they were joined by Patrick Quinlan, The latter and Holmesto talked of a plan to kill Pitezel, who had 81;000 insurance onhis iife,becauae be was drinking, and apt to talk too much, and also knew too much. Allen was to assist and a trunk was bought in Fort Worth in which to put the body. Pitezel was then tiffs $7,15.,, and are secreting and dispos-' ingof their goods cost rice. The have alo taken 01141 ac ion against the company for the above amount. Notes It is expected that the Quebec Legisia- tura will be called together for the end of z October, to iiir • 86 B91 Smokin Tobacco g clothes help." If ylou will givem}us but the Y p call we will surprise you both in prices and quality, BERT.KNIGHT. John Crowe, who was -day sentenced three years for robbing $200 from a companion, has had a rather chequered career, and is well known in Toronto, "'here he formerly resided. Some eight This supplies a long felt givingT want, the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a 10 cent piece or a 5 cent p> Ono door Aorth of Brownings Drug store. years ago Crowe was charged in Toronto with killing his young child, but the trial did not proceed. Crowe has a wife and family in Toronto.� An important shipment of cattle, °°a- 275 head British Columbia piece of the famous "T & B" brand of pure Virginia Tobacco. The tin tag "T & B" is on eery piece. „ G. G Bissett's Livery in Kansas City. At this point Allen says Total $53,012 n one-half of the imports- i Advice to a Young Man. Holmes patted Allen on the baokandsaid: — rDiasoot, it is $10,000 and a trip to Long Branch, and from there to California, and sisting of of cattle will be made from here to morrow: Mr. H.V. BAy, of Montreal, has just re- turned from an exploring tour of Alaska and the Yukon country, in the course of which he made an exhaustive survey of the alines. He reports'tile progress of the mining operations as very satisfactory, and regards the prospects Por future in- crease as escoedingly good. h R ce' OO . o o A recent c' physician. `' monthly ". 1 (iii S O ;10 CD M r ' V N discovery by Successfully b i thousands ndrelthe blemeediy First Class Horses and Rigs. fi OOU SPECIAL RATES WITH Qi. , =old LOMMERlAL MEN, used of Orders left at Bissett Bros,'Hardware �cinedis- Store, will receive attention. ted of wool of a class not Canada, and $5,678 consis- teal fruits. Of those Cone- ich may byanyforced con- y e said to enter into competi- anadian farm products, the importation since last June as than $15,000. Truly an sum to affright an agri- immunity whose products the great amount of $200,- nually. it might he rash to con- the fact that the importation farm roduets is now so P is therefore, nothing to fear of competition. The duties ariffimposes prove a formic]- . barrier aganst the p odean as of American commodities. .Before a Australian butter, beef or be entered for consumption inion duties ranging from . to 50 per cent have to be this measure of preteen; n re inadequate thepolicyof q meat compels the applies Remember, my son, you have to work. Whether you handle a pick or a pen, a wheelbarrow or a set of dishes, digging ditches or a paper, e g editing P A wringing an auction bell or writing funny things, you must work. If you will look around you will see the men who are the most able to live the rest of their lives without work, are the men who work the hardest, Don't be afraid of killing yourself with over- work. It is beyond your power to do that, on the sunny side of thirty. They die sometimes, but it is because they quit work at 6 m., and don't et home p• gy till a• m. It's the . interval that kills ' my son. The work gives you a per- feet and grateful appreciation of a boli- day. There are young men who do not work, but the world is not proud of them. It does not know their names, even; it simply speaks of them as "Old so -and -se's boys." No body cares for thein; the great busy world doyen t know that they are there. So findoutroom what you want to be and do, take off your coat and make a dust in the world The busier you are the less harm you will be apt to get into, the sweeter will be your sleep, the brighter and happier your holidays, and the better satisfied will the world be with you.—Bob Bur- dete0. s more buildings.' Pitezel was to be 'fixed' in Chicago. Holmes askedAllon;thelatter says, to insure his life, for $10,000, which Holmes was to collect•in his own peculiar way, but Allen thought of the large trunk bought fres heezel, and would not do rte He declares he then parted company with• Holmes, and hasn't seen him since. He absolutely denies having participated in any murders. t Allen says he saw Minnie Williams at St. Joseph, Mo., at the meeting referred to. He thinks she went to India, as he saw letters from her, and knows Holmes sent $1, 600 to her there. "Referring to the `castle' Allen says— It was used fora death trap, Por I heard Holmes and Quinlan talk about putting people out of the way, A st anger to the city during the World's Fair was decoyedhouse into that `castle' and murdered Por his money. He did not have as much money as Holmes thought, only $3,500. A bright little boy was enticed into the castle five ing the Fair, and held in a room for five days for a reward for his recovery, No re- ward being offered they were afraid to turn him out, and the gas was turned into Ms at night, and he was suffocated." "I was not in Chicago when Annie Will Tams was killed, but was at the Castle two or three -days afterwards. Holmes and Quinlan coolly discussed the manner of her murder to me. Holmes' version was stool by hlinlnethat she was oWilliacked on the thanhead es wen ' g some drug by Holmes to make her die easy • The pause of her killing, as explain- P FROM THE CAPITAL. sato prompt covered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who iiluejackets Reviewed ---Thieves Sentenced —Drowned In a Well, F.X. Boulanger, of River du Loup, aged 26, was found drowned in a well yesterday. He leaves a widow and child. The Paris (France) Council has notified Deer Interior medicines in place of this Ask for TERMS - REASONABLE Cook's Cotton Boost Compound, take nosubsti- tute,or inclose siand 6 cents in postage in letter A TRIAL SOLICITED, andwewmsend,sealed,byreturnmail. nallsealed particulars in plain envelope, to ladies only. 2 W. G. BISSETT stamps. Address The Cook Company, Windsor, Ont., Canada. Mayor Parent that a art of SappersSold party are in Exeter by T. W. Browning, Druggas ooming here to study our fire brigade sys- tem. Oliver Robitaille, of St. Amalie, has been found lying dead in a ditch where he osed to have been thrown out of his Goderich Tp: Some time ago the Q� illiii + ou the Lawson Moore farm baseU line, now owned by Mr. Way, was en• y ti on �n �drmpaIs was tirin l soo, Of vehicle.is Giroux, who stole a watch,revolver, bi- cycle,ete., from the Canadian Pacific rail- way station at Yamachiche, has been scut to the penitentiary for seven years,and his confederate, Perron, for four years. In the High Court of Foresters to -day the newly -elected officers were installed and made inaugural speeches, and after the usual votes of thanks the court adjourn- ed the --Proprietor and considerable correspondence en - sued, the company finally refusing to THE C�,NTRAL pay the insurance, unless compelled by law. x �DTT�-tUf cTOD� Hensall: On Wednesday afternoon L U s it last Mr, J. Zuefle noticed flames issuing from the roof of Mr. T. Murdock's resi- 6----FANSON'S Block deuce. Assisted by Mr. Parimer, jr,, : ed The now High Chief Ranger of the province is Bro.Miller, of Windsor Mills. a Com anFamily Dominon Cold Stora • The • limited, of Montreal, offers, in return or. the assistance it asks from the city, to put up a building of a capacity of 600,000 cubic yards, and a capacity of containing ton Mr. Zuefle' succeeded in putting out the fire before anything serious resulted, Ft ec rt pas but had it gone five minutes longer O with the stiff breeze then blowing, the P rescrl prions stables and shed and adjoining frame Carefully Prepared, buildings would have been destroyed, ore effective one, As for the that the subsidizingof a of steamships for Canada encourages the competition an farm products,it is acres- o point out that the importa- e:artielea Can be made in an' Francisco at any time. to be apprehended by our not a new rival in the home ile existing fiscal conditions t the' consequences of Liber-" q et the polls and the elimina• he tariff of every vestige of p•romised b Mr. Laurier as 9 e of his party. Weakness is the symptom, impover- ished blood the cause Hood's' Sarsa , arida makes rich red blood and gives ' renewed vigor. Hallett: Mr. Hugh Ross, lot 11, con, 18, was unfortunate enough to have uesday (light out his barn burned Tab half•past eight o'clock, fie had his hay wheat and part of his peas in it. The fire was caused bythe upsetting of a lantern. Insurance, $12CO, on building and contents, Ailsa Craig: On Wednesday .last , • ' white one of D. t Stewart's butcher �. carts was being driven by Charley Ed wards on the 8th con., between Arum• mond's sideroad and the Brirwley road, the horse shied and. upset the cart, throwing Charley off and spilling the The ed by Holmes, was that one of the girls must be put out of the way, and that he could manage Minnie easier than he could Annie, Minnie Williams was crazy in love with Holmes, and she was jealous of her sister, as Holmes was •raying her some at- tendon too, anti, he took articular pains to increase her jealousy to work her up to the point of killing Annie. The death trap in is ahitzro mason smade and a ne9rQuihose'nwho Ihaveforgotten. Quinlan iaequally name g with. Holmes in taking human life; Holmes doing the planning and Quinlan the execution; Quinlan's wife' knowingall of their Work of this land. I will state here that Pitezel's wife, 1 ant thoroughly convinced, knew of the murder of her husband and children, Holmes and she were very confidential and she knew what was going on. IlotmowAeet..rs>Efatcla. Aug. F31.—Lawyer Shoe- thousand tons of butter, oheese, etc,, at a cost of $150,000. • Qziebea, Aug. so.--Dotachmeats of blue- Canadackets wandere l landed iennegthisssnorning, and marched out to the plains, where there was a review and a sham fight. The fine band of the Cresoent the troops, The Sailors are aflne, able-bodied, strapping looking lot of fellows, nearly allToilet young mon. Goderich: Wednesday four of the oldest and beat known settlers of Huron Drugs. County met had their photo taken in a group. These were Sheriff Gibbons, of Patent •medicines town, Wm. Young, sr., Chas. Glrvin i and John Morrita, all of Colborne town • ship. Their •united ages reach 828 Perfumes, •accompanied years, an average of 82; and all are still vigorous and hearty, worthy repre Soaps - sentatives of the good stuck that turn • Hall' Brushes IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ed this county from a wilderness of Duke of Cambridge's Retiring Allowance-- Th• eGrant toNewfonndland: London Aug, 90.—In the House of ' g Commons to day Mr. Balfour, First Lord the Treasury, announced that the Duke forest into the rich agrieulturat garden ; Combs. , , COlYIiJS. it is to div. Comparing notes as to their, respective achievement it was found that three are ex -wardens of the C. -- V TZ DrQgglSt, S county, D' were sergeants in the re - of of Cambridge would not receive a special pension upon his retirement from the oommantl of the army, but ohly the usual retiring allowance to a field marshal of £1,00. ' The The Government declined to make any further inquiry into the condition and pro- gross of the Scotch crofters who emigrated to Saltcoats,. Canada, but gave aseziranoe f n 1 that the Secretary oC or Sootla c and Phe Colonization Board vie con- a ._ untie to give careful atta'htion to them. ... Chamberlain, Colonial Secretary, blr. ,., �, stated that he failed to find good reasons :��_. c,. i...4., el,.....%....v.. ...::.uEb,t sen nun y hellion of 37, and 2—Messrs, Gibbons FOR and Girvin—were District Councillors FOR TWENTY-FIVE in the old day s of the united Counties of Huron; Perth and Bruce. It was agreed they should be accorded the fol- lowing championships: The Sheriff, DUNN champion chopper of the county; Gir• vin,chairman of church socials: Young• well—, what was iC? oh, ,yes, tem —well— penance, and ail round °;cod fellow and Morris—oh, John 1—the ladies' fay- .- , orite, May they each and all enjoy for many years yet the fruits . of their THE COOK BEST inrinnrm, affil 'intAttrlt . LARGCST SALE iN CAr,ree.... A YEARS y _. N W , �R,I N . 5 AND COMMENTS meat and breaking the axle. horse then ran a short distance and was recaptured. On Thursday more _Philadelphia, maker had another long conference with TIolmes yesterday, during which rho psis- his innocence of complicity --ent of the electric rait- elopin aid that it is dllii- sensor p statistics t e dates, It P• en July 1st there were In y , ti the united States 860 di's• having 9,000 Miles of train., „ Capital investment and a c p e hole of lath= " In th w ing last when the other of 1), F. Stew- art's butcher carts got in front of his ,"L' shopone of the wheels fell off and with any of his horses but the cue which . chanced to be hitched up on that par- .. , " tieular morning' a serious run -away inevitably would have followed. /rives. ti :anon developed the fact that s4nte g ,:::.,..: r � th, _. t t� onor protested in the killing of Howard Pitezel, whose bones It is said have been found in a dwell- ing near Indianapolis, Holmes states that he is almost rortain first the Fragments of ,State httrnitn bodes unearthed b the detectives y are those of the missinglac] but declar ' tl j that rho boy was murdoredl by is mystorl Hatch., further positively arse orfs tuft c1. He P y s. its that Hatch killed both of the other Pitezel , r ,a«., errs ,, n w st r,,,,,i............1 cant ha 1 to en o nu a trod the West he called upon leolmos, and relief to Newfoundland, •