HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1879-7-31, Page 11'11OP.1+;RTY L« aT.
V V sE TO RENT.
Known as the Itod erville hntct, i1 ,ilediate
T.umeasi+.iu, Apply to J 7 a7 h1t4ld:AfxG, E:.ot•,r,
FOR. .SALE OR TO1t1±;NT'.---ONE
ol` the belt business steads on Main Street,
3.' tor, that largo anti commodious odious store lately
•"lt•enitied by the subscriber, and formerly by i 1v,.
;1oho Broclerlok. Good sonar under hart of the
artntt ,Far particulars ap Ily to JUEiid C 33T. NN1-
tiii ,,,Later.
17 skit FOP. SALE.—Le G, Sol: )lk
Line, Stephen, 51 acres, 30 acres alnarud,1!0
e�i)opped, gond brick houso, gond stable, well
homed. t,ILtul excellent; On lake shore, of n
1110 ftorn Port 1310101, whore 'beats runt three
'times a week, and i' of a utile from (iraud 11 tau 19,
tonrontaaittr)soIscol and allure es, on good roe 11,
Prnoe, 03,300, term easy; SLI)10)10 DESJ-411,
DINS, Brewster p
- .41AR11 lt'C31% SALE,. LOT 221,11,
cout•,ossio 2nti, Stephen, adjoining the cor-
poration of 1110L;100 aares.00 otcarorl,and all In
'grass but' 0.1 acres, 47 acres geraled i11 grass fast
:.illilng. l0 amcs oforchard, f)'t:',iQ house, a ,rood
neon, ,ricked, Arab. pump, sing a never failing
'spri (g of excellent water, 2 frame barns, frame
t<h ed. will' stable, sheep shed arc. It woull make
'.b flood dairy. farm- 1'arnrs to suit purchaser,.
The farm will bo rented if not sold..
t•,1Y NI, II.Aa1L1N, Exeter,
'FARM l� O•l:L SALC.—Lob 1, Ot>n, 1.
Tfddnl±th, 70 acres, 00 improved. bund
frame d.vuilin(; house, frame barn, stable, sited,
driving home and other ontbniiuinas; two 200')
weasel' water, good orchardof grafted fruit and
large colleetlunof choice, sutali fruit.a, Yarm on
toweltne between. I3iddnlph and Tisborite, 0.
)piles trout l,.,eter, and } mile from Centralia,
^corms easy. PlIIf,IP O110:ILLY, sr., Centralia.
1.I1All11 Fclkl SA. teit;.—L.lt 14, OU-
eiasiou 10,eitopl:on, avtea-Mine 100 aeras. 70
'lulros Olea,.ro1 Groats 1 g home and fra'•ne barn.
touts. Cinoil yot art crena 0, grafted fruit, The
temp i5 waft forted and in a good state of cu l!,q
aent,ly blown, and as frequently ie•
votton. There ; a large guaniaty of bleak ash, I
aaisa, a never soothe won, nee .torms apply to , plied to by the locomotive, and also by
HENRY' Pur L.11 1 11, (:reditmt. Tune 5.
a cannon at the American fort, which
was fired twice. First officer McMul-
len, heaved the lead several times with
ever varying results, till at last he
announced two fathoms, when he sng•
geeted that the engines should be re-
versed and the ,vessel backed. After
the lapse of about a minute the order
i�_1I'43I
FOR. SALE.-'L'f:IE SUB to reverse was given and at the same
norther n moment the vessel strnoil broadside on
the beach, about one hundred yards
from the shorn on a shoal kuown ari
Miseissenga paint. 'Very soon the
wind and swell carried her still farther
'tshore and she now Hee on her star-
board side ie about five filet of wader.
When the: stuy,rner struck, the pates.
gingers. most of whcln) had snffered
from sea Liokness, became very much
alarmed fur their safety, ea the vessel
began to spring up in the fuddle from
Item to stern, aucl hnany feared she
would go to pieces. Their fears, how•
Exeter, Ontario, Thursd y,• July 31, 1379,
R,(DUGu DAY ON THE LAKE. alhd until the present ilea: b n was re
nlarkahly fortunate in esoiGping acei•
THE CITY Q1, TI)18NT0 A RUUND Ax
NIAGAIOA, )'Ass0NGrtlt11 SAi°ELY t,ANI,'
ND IN E(I4JS, A DENSE 1'OG, H1(3x
WIND ANDA HEAVY SWELL.
The steamer 'City of Toronto, which
left hl,r dl ok, foot of Yonge street, at
k
two o'ulncu 00 Friday afternoon far
Niagara., with about two hundred
paseugels, •iirhlrertullately went ashore
upon entering 1118 mouth of the Nin-
'dura river. When the steamer left
port here the wind was blowing r'retty
fresh from the cast, and the swell on
the lac was enfticient•lylleavy to rend-
er tibe trip anything but pleasant to
the passengers, most of whore were
obliged to pay their respeote to Nep-
trine. Nothing ttuusnnl occurred till
the stnatntr was within about four
miles of the Niagara shore, when she
encountered a dense fog which swept'
aOPOPS her track from east to west.
Site was apparently a little out of her
reenter course, being too fir to west-
ward. The 3vhietle was blown, and
very mai responded to by a locomo-
tive of the Canada Southern railway,
which was on the tract( beside the dock
at Niagara, and wliioh response was
distinctly heard by those on board the
City. 'The vessel at the time was mov
in very slowly, The whistle was fro.
FARM FOR SALE.—Lot 8, 00nc ie-.
Sinn 10L'.ahorne. Seventy ace' s more or,
1•!9P, sixty acres cleared and in a good state ofmil,
tirtition,good frame house and flame) hn'rlt, log
,staples, good 171111 at water, spring creole running
' crass the plaam•,good orchard, r +od fenuos. Por
further pllrtirnlnr'l, imply 1y on too pvoraises or by
2uttnr to So I 11111. Kitktou P, 0., Outtvrlo.
a01.ILy 20,1S7r,. tf.
oi0� s for sale his farm, Lot 11
''ou 1i, t"t�nsllil' of Usl,orne County of Huron
RQ ail os ;lea.' e,i, the reluaintre good bust,, well
-conceit, and in a ;,nod state of cnitivittinn• under,
,lr,Lino<l, good. oreherrl, splendid well of water,
frautobarn 30iie0,log stable21rilO,lot; honso, and
rnnvenlre•tt to4, schioel and three elturebes. For
urtlter aarttculurs anh>tr to
tea(- SILVANS, ilirldon, h.n.,or
Mit. Ih.7.13 t.ITOT. Attorne,. Exeter i.o-
Il4£i'OI:tTA2;T :e °TXCES.
N •"•HODGSON, & ,3. OKE, CO.
Anot)oueers. 0 ales promptly s aoudad
te; Daws ofstLles arranged at this office
T J. CLARK, Airent fur the Us-
. •barueantilIlbbert Mutaall'iroInsnrance ever, wore soon allayed by the assur-
Cnmpany, Residence—Farquhar. Orders by duce of the officers that tt:e would be
snail promptly iltaendod to, y
taken ashore iu safety. Captain Mil.
Ivy at once ordered that two of the
boats should be lowered and taken to
the after ganewlty on.the lee side; and
by weans of thane all the passengers
A TTENTION TAKE NOTCE Dere taken tbrnngh.-the surf and land-
-CA- the.' oho appointment of Messrs. Mason at. et] near rho old fart, and ftlloat half a
lrwhsn,o,ttenoell. as u.gonts 0f the Mutual Frie Int•
�i'lrt(nce'Coutpa>av of the County of Wellingtnxa, is 1011e to the westward of the Qlleeth's
aide day L,loellecl,andMr.'TOfi.l SYN,),UAo will
Su future net as agent for Exeter and vicinity, Royal Hotel,
ordea, The steamer (Moore left Yone•e
i5fDAVIDSON,
etaoax'(uelph,ioaoul•er 4th. 1879.1Ii street wharf at three o'clock, aud with
a view to the comfort of her passengers,
took a different course to that usually
sailed ; for after pressing the Qhieen's
wharf she proceeded for some time to
the west, and then came round and
steered for a point a little to the east
of the Niagara river, time getting her
Fiend to the swell, and avoiding that
unpleasant roll which a sea on the port
or starboard .bow always occasions.
She struck the fog in due course, and
moving slowly sounded the whistle
several tines. Gnus were fired from
Fort Niagara, and the Canada South•
ern locomotive 'already referred -to
whistled in response. After very trill-
ing delay the-Obioore reached the dock
in safety, never having varied from the
direct coarse, anti passing the City
within about sixty or seventy yards.
After lauding her passengers she pro-
ce(tded to Lewistou and Qt eonston,,aud-
at'ttto latter port took ou board an ex
cnrs.ion party frolnToronto, consisting
of t.he<ecffllr-makers and ,their friends
who proceeded thither bythe City yes-
terday morning., When tihe Cbicora
reached Niagara on the retort' trip,
she also 'took on board the City's wreck-
ed passengers, and reached her dock at
ttl enty min ntes before f levet), with all
00 board safe and well.
e
The officers of the gfrrieon at Fort
Niagara are entitled to the thanks of
all on board, both steamers for their
kindness in ordering the glens to be
fired, tante i•eederl017-essential assiet;
Ante to 1110 vessel's onion; is reaching
the,:13)trl,nu1'.
The Rothesay did ,not lnahe a'Becond
trip'yeeterday, owing to the unfavour-
able strand the weather,
The Witmer City of Toronto is•owl,-
ed by Capt. llilloy, and, it is tender.
Mood is fully ins nod. She 19 sever)
teen years old, and was gilt for the
rotate ' between Toronto and Niagara,
S. C A11.PBLLL. PROVINCIAL
• 'rand Furveyor, &a., will to at the
11 yal Motel, Exeter, on the first Tuesday in Reel,
month.Orders for work left -rift Air, John
eipnckruan will reoeivgpronlpt i.ttontion
' ;['OTICL.
Alh accounts due to the r>ocleriolt Foundry and
mauufsetiting Company (limited) must be
t>ro:uptly setthed to avoid costs.
No persons are authorized to receive payments
.or make settlements 0 1 behalf of the company
eseept the undersigned. •
HOR.CE HOI:RTON,
President,
JOHN CHRISTIAN,
' $e:oratary.
Gaderich, June 18, 1e70.
tf
R. M. 11A_C E ,
I PORTHn OF
CA.FIRIAGE AND
�BUAILDERS'
i.a z YV .tai E,;
CLINTON,O1.V :! .
OFFERS SPECL IL'EARGAliv6:l:u`
'full Plated Ilevolver0 Shot
'having been made . specially for the. English,
I'tnssiau and America's Armies. Only to be
fr esus
t &CE1 ,
Importer of -
MILLI? IIARDWARE,
BAIL IRON,
LINSt'ED OIL;
VARNISH,
GLASS, X50., &0.,, t&C.,
CtTN TI N'e
,lents. After the steamer 11t aground
the officers telegraolied to,', be under-
writers, informing theirs the condi-
tion of the vessel. .A t gram was
sent to. Part Dalhousie' fur ;esaistanoe,
and tugs were also des lied from
Toronto to assist iu gettiug011o City off.
Dominion
An ironfoundry wilt silo
Hailed at Parrsbo ro', N. S.
•There is no truth in the
y -be estab•
;neur that
the Joly Government is about to resign.
On Saturday morning yiboet one
o'clock a house of ill-fatne4 Wingham
was visited by souse to'wn's • eoplo and
the windows and furuiture otally de
n101ished. «`
A. Quebec paper says the Dominion
Government are about to erect new
worke,in Levis in connection with the
River du Loup branch of the ,latex colon.
ial railway,
Ata meetiug of the Wellington
County Council on Fridayit Was agreed
County grecs
to give $400 towards entertaining the
Goveruor-General and Princess when
visit the CJ,ltral Exhibition .to be held
at Guelph in September.
Ott Sotarday afternoon '+' :Ilrss A.
Purdy, daughter .of V. 1)urdy of Cara.
raglu. was found lying deed in a smell
stream otose to the village. It is sup-
posed tILat'tvhileerossing the greens she
lied fallen in a fit and been drown-
ed, .
A terrific rain accompanied by large
hail stones swept theotighBrouhe, Qtle.,
ttnd the neighborhood on Sunda•, night.
The glass iu every house is broken, the
crops are . riddledcompletely and the
fruit trees broken clown. The damage
is Said to be great,
Malcolm 1I.cArtlinr•, son of itfr. John
llcAltliur, of EIJou, was instantly
killed, and six others wore seriously,
batnut fatally, injured by the falling
et. abent, ou Saturday last; at . the
tensing of;re.frame tiara '1113 . iii ferns of
MON'•evin, about four` •riittes from
Wardaville. The parties' injbred --are
reported as doing well.
About eight o'eluelo on . Saturday
evening, whilst two young men, sons of
Jlessra. W. Lingelbaeh and N. Switzer,
farmers, living near -•Shakespeare, were
bathiritg in the River Nith, they got be-
yoiu1 their ilepth•--sere tryi*hg,appal'ent.
ly, to resone the other --and beth wore
drowned. Their. bodies were not re-
covered until two hours afterwards. •
The Chatham Pignet of Monday says
thhat Mrs. Finlay,,wife of the murdered
Finlay, of Sombre, died in Chicago last
weak. It will be remembered that she
was sentenced to a term of imprison -
.went in the Penitentiary, but owing to
illness site was discharged a few weeks
ttgo.
A sensation was (rause(d 0111 a traiu
,leaving Montreal a few days ago, by
!the arrest Of au old gentleman who
vas endeavoring to elope with hisjstep-
laughter. The unexpected return of
he girl's mother spoiled the old maw's
plans.
e.: A ludioroas affair happened at the
s w h of alis, ten miles from Sparta,
tttst Friday night. There was a dance
Oven in a large barn, and over a 111101 -
:red persons were present, During the
ening ;ernnna(1e was served.'and in a•
port -tine alt who partook of it were
iced anti a vomiting. It' was after
sleds itieertainoct 'that fah t tr emetic
d been patin the 'lemonade by mita
ke,instead of forted° acid.
The steamer Bargee, of. Hull, 1,100
n's, fronedIont'real for London with°a
c,iti o of.proiitioe and live' sheep, ran
al imre 011 the 14th inst. at Mariners.''
ave, near Gull I:+1aud,St, Alory's Bay,
ewfonnt1 tint, and became a total
reak. Tlio brew and passenger's' were
saved and have arrived at 13t.
Alii) cargo hat, beau largely
nrlered'` by ''';'the residents in the
n: igf berh o magistrate • with a
o „ o d� �A 1nag1
Alice force has left St. John's for the
e ,fine of the wreck, The hull and
Machinery of the wreck will be sold by
onion ot1'1',lhursday next.
•The Gazette says.: --"Sir Alexander
It goes home to renew the 11egoti-
a 'one in which 11e was engaged last
w,wuter for better traele between Conic-
alfa and ,certain ,Ei ropean countries
Mucid 'Vest Indies. The importation of
such a mission 'cannot be over-esti-
mated, anal the entire fit,iesa of the
envoy to accoraplisli aiieosss, if suecese
is possible, will anywhere be doubtled,
`I'llis much 1n relation to the mission
of Sir Alexander is Icnewn,'•
......... ........ .
A madman dressed in a light gray
suit has been haunting Lesliville fur
three weeps back. Until recently „he
constantly promenaded the Kingston
Road, between the Presbyterian Chur.h
and the railroad trade, and when quee-
touucl he answers that he is expecting
a load of cattle froth England, and is
waiting their arrival. He is >,towlocnt-
ednear the railroad track. He hoe
dug a hole and sleeps in it,
A larue timber raft, containing 1,-
700,000 feet, which was from Frenoli
River, being towed down by the tug
Relief for Messrs, Evans, Wrens & Co,,
Tonawanda, was seized on Monday
night in Lake Huron by the customs
officers of Sarnia, The officers have
been on the look -out for this raft, un•
der Instructions from the Government,
the reasons for the seizure being the
non-payment of timber dries and in-
fraction of the revenue laws, The tug
Relief was afterwards seized for not
having the necessary papers to clear.
her.
On Saturday night, as a crowd of
Orange Young Britons were returning
from the Ottawa railway station, after
eseol'tiug a number of Montreal Young
Britous, who were then leaving for
game, they were met on Sussex street
by a party of Roman Catholics, and a
row ensued. Revolvers were used and
it 1s estimated that about ten shots.
were fired. A squad of police arrived
promptly o11 the scene, and succeeded
in dispersing the crowds before any
stations consequences resulted, So far
as heard from, only two were wounded
by the pistol shots. One named Pilon
was shot ill tile hltud, and another
named` Cowan in the ]eft arm. Both
are Britons. .No arrests were made
last night, but a number of the com-
batants are knuwri to the police.
County.
A barn belongifig to Hoiiry Rich -
t mond, of Morris, about two mites from:
Blyth, wed; struck by lightening' on
4fundam af;,ernoon and burnt to the
grimed. All his Rgrioniturat 'melee
menta aud"hay were learnt; Loss about
$1,200. Insured in the AleKillup In
suraece Co. for $800•.
The fc.h'owing tesloution was discus-
sed and voted in the Wingham Council
at its tart meeting; "Meveti byCanucil-
ior McKibben, seconded by Councillor
Neelaudo, that the Council advertise
for tenders stating the lowest bonus
that would be accepted for siok-ing a
salt well in this town and constructing
Batt works, proviaiug that salt is found,.
said bonus, if satisfactory, to be sub-
mitted to the people, payable When said
works are in operation and` e,000 bar-
rels of salt are manufactured.
The Late Wreck.
The schooner Nimble arrived at
Halifax from Sable Island with a por-
tion of the crew and cargo of the wreck-
ed 'steamship Virginia. The cargo
consists of flour, plate, mirrors, &o.,
and is understood to bo in good con-
dition. The Dominion steamer Glen-
don arrived from Sable Island, and re-
ports that she arrived at,tho Island on
Friday morning and remained there all
day shipping material, and sailed in the
evening for IIalifttx. There was very
little change in the state of affairs, and
the stranded steamer still lies in the
same position, with her bows under
water., There has been a heavy swell
from the southwest during the greater
part of the time since the causuality
occurred. Making a landing on the;
south of the island is ,quite impossible
anti as a -consequence. very little has
beau saved by the island surf boats„.,
but wrecking schooners hiave done weal- '
Tho New York. Wrecking Co.'s steamer
'was hourly expected when the Glendon
left.' The body of the child of Mrs.
'Eliza Wolfson was recovered near the
west end Of the lightltrauae ou Monday
morning, and after careful attention on
the part of the wife of the, Superinten-
dent 'was' interred. • Ou.,Sunday Morn-
ing, 20th, en Ametic*l1 Schooner was
discovered at anchor -raear the wreck
with dories, busily engaged:retnotting
things from theateemer. Capt.1Ioodie
immediately launched his boat through_
the surf and went off to them, but 'see•
ilig him approach they immediately got
tinder neigh. Ile however overtook
thefts' -end defnancled the surrender of
the stolen property,' but they refueec1 to
give it tip... A. earl was nailed over the
name of, the vessel on the stern, but the
word Glouster could be seen tae ib bete
aside, A. large gnalltityofcabin furni-_
1nre was stolen, including a Orme,
compasses anti a great deal of cheese. Crew iescued,
Railway' Accident.
Wauiregan, I'll., July 26. -cue of
the trent appalling'. disasters that hoe
ever bitppeneel on the Milwaukee branch
of the Northwestern Railway occurred,
at Warner's crossing, - about three
quarters of a mile south of this city,
at six o'clock this evening, resulting
in the death of four men aid the seri-
( us injury of several others. As the
gravel train, composed of ten flat oars,
which had been engaged in ditching at
the cut- a .short distauce this tide of
Lake Forest, was [making into the
'station to make way fin the regular
6.10 extiress, the flat car in efrout - of
the train struck a coni at the crossing,
partially throwing the oar from `the
track and telescoping the balance of
the train, with the exception of oue oar
and the engine, which remained upon:
the track. Nineteen teen were etnploy-
ed upon the train, nearly all of whore
were seated or standing upon the ear
wlhich struck the obstruction. The
me0 were thrnwn from the oars, and
many of them buried beneath the de-
bris of the wreak, '.L'he news of the ac
cident sown spread throughout `the:
town, and in a cuulparatwele short
tune a large crowd of excited citizens
were on the spot, doing all in their.
power to relieve the suffering of the un-
fortunate men who lay mangled and
-helpless at the side of the track beneath
portions of the wreck. Uoe by one
thebodies of the dead meu were re-
moved. amid the pitiful cries - of the
fatiends who had assembled at the scene
of the accident.' As they were taken
from beneath the cars, the fullowiug
shamed were found to be cold in death'_
Anthony Joyce, section boss, mar-
ried'and of family, and resident of
Waukegan. John Dugan, married,
with family, of Waukegan. Pat Cou-
lters, married, with family; of Wauke-
gan. Michael Sheridan, married, with:
family, of Waukegan. The wounded.-'
were found to be:—Austin Dugan, who
received a fracture of the left pelvis; in
a critical condition, Mark Smalley.
out on. the head and spine itrkured.
Thomas MoN.ulay, , severely - Bruised:
abort the legs and body; recovery,
ofoubtful. Henry Buans, ribs fraotnred'..:.
will probably recover. Thomas Hata.
ligan, conductor, right leg broken and
internal injuries; recovery doubtful.
Patrick Sallivau, slightly injured=
Johnny Joyce, water -boy, slightly in-
jured. A number of *other workmen.
were badly shaken up, but none seri-
ously injured. All of the wounded
men, with the excel tion .of Confinetat
Halligan, who resides at Milwaukee.`
.care residents of Waukegan. The
bodies of the four dead meth were
brought to this city and temporarily
placed in the freight -house.' The
wounded men, were also brought here
aid everything done for'them that could. -
possibly alleviate their sufferings:
Conductor 1✓Ialligan was taken to Mil-
waukee on the express train. Engineer
Frank A. Drew, who had charge of tho
engine, says that he discovered the cow
on the track :abide he mune around
the curve, wheu the engine was about
ton' prods from her. Ido immediately'
reversed the engine, and, turning fw
tonna, saw the oars and men flying iu
the air. He was running at the usual
rate when coming around the oitrve. -
The track is down grade from the •pl•a.oe .
where the accident 'occurred to the de-
pot.
The Premi Departure.
The departure of Sir John Mas•
donald;onllllondntmorning was a vorit-
'ab1e triumph. He was attended to -.
;the tender by a large body of friends
consisting of members of the Federal
Cabinet, member's of the Doutioioil
Parliament, members of the LLoca),
Opposition and dearly two, lhtindred
members of the local Conservative
elhise, all of whom acootnpanied the
Peemier on the tender tothe steamer,
which lav in the middle 'of the stream.
Sir John shook hands at parting with
a large number of those present, and
a3• the Sarmatian 81101ed - three ringing .'
cheers wore given, follotvell by "God
save the Queen," started by Mr, Taillon'
1x: P. P. for ltlontLeal last, and join•
el in by all present, who stood ; tirt-
covered till the anthem was cnnoludefl,
Sir Alexander Galt end Miss Galt' were -
oleo passengers by the Sarmatian.•.
Tho Br'itisli abip' Rivet Little. front
San Fraticisoo, December 281Ir, to 0, -
shore on one of the &illy Islands, and
is expected to beeowe a tutlll wrecWR,