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• 101W Wife, sitie4a01 n0% 414 t
•teket •htinelt,,televilng the i• of•tcht
IWO '15ff. , Thetragedy.. a !€-eI on. the
i•eiiVF"-'•, pa *e• tlaarts'isinis'ailifeiliOiiii. the t.twn.
Marehafi • fleet Met his *Ilia 1,0* he
•\ woe attaelfeet• to a regiment, ot Mir( Eh
S. A. etatloned in Fort Mager% boat
five feats ago. Thy were married at
Lewteton, N. Y., a year a
They ciente, t •t
Dec: 1.71h Jest to take up their abode,
fdarehall getting work on the farm of
his wife's braiber, ilaxnes Gray.
Abate 4 week ago Marshall went back
to Niagara Falls, his wife refusing to
11 tie
s&yzig iltiet;
,..kV4A4t0 414,411n,p,-1,4
citi)he atotage bat vack
vivtui*, (*ay I4*.$1 $
toowe 'the, tobett
\Vzeiday Merning.
tLng‘t 4 to tbo far4u he Sirti
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CANADA.
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tm/thpkt 10,,s Ok,*edtLe nttlitt',/14
"4 plitet2i0.„ PWPAiwtrtrdn luifolat
1**4
Uit numbdr, Of
rshall'S father -in -1m eern-
IP-gicalti $aisPeetithg that evenethlig •wes
wreng he4torted towartt9 Ilia" house;
'When Within a few feetof the building
he -heard four shots and on enteriog the
house found Marahell lying on ,the din-
,9Lett,tthe top f 1*
a Ownie
Ouil
kitchen dying. 'Wheri he .gat to
daughter she s id, 111e killed sole, fa-
ther," ond cxptreda \ She was ehot
through the arm, rigi t thigh, and in
the breast.
WARSHIP ALMOST SANK. '
-Narrow Escape of the British Bretlerehm
Irresieithle.
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jasiar,404,
ba• ship Irresistible had 'a. -narrow. es-
cape fmrn sinking in -Portland harbor
on Tuesday. The crew were engaged,
,_ testng the Kingston tioiodivg woo,
which finally refused to eleses.T.Lte,
ves-
t01 began to Mt, rapfellyeilist airtr hciivily
to starboard and it was necessary to call
foi• as.sisaurie of tugs. The guns weee
quickly tnaineil to the port sideSin, ender
elites/ore, the latieem of thee warat
as speedilyas pessibit, ander the salt-
erintendeney \
Beresford, and finelly the leakage was
of Admiral herd Charles
,stepped by .colasion Wats.. The veeSei
has a heavy ltst, but the danger of her
'sinking has been avokk'd. '
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A TOUGII AUTO TRIP.
ANCIENT SHIP ON ARCTIC IBMs-
Kloretilee Miner larkigs Word 01 a
Strange Craft,.1T rn
`,
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OCII 1 imitation of a weltel•story
groWeig one et the earlier days %of the
Kleir4ilee gold .stranpeele, of the find-
ing of the hnili,of et, elliP 10Poni the
hills NOWA tin:Ant/4 circle* Is Airnish-
ed,by:N. 4,11roWnoAtowe1t;known miner,
jilet artived et Dawson. Brown looated
the strange eraft, which'sahe ys, Is still
in a fair state et prassirvertione aa ta
leiaverteeklegries
Chandeler River and peisSibly 200 vines
front Ma Arctic circle.' Broavn says the
big structure has crude doors1 and win-
dows in the upper works similar to
those a a ship, and bears letters or
h.eroplyphics which baffle translation
by those who have seen it, Ilussiane and
natives
Prussian Lieutenant, Ceessing Africa,
Ha.s Reached Ithodeeia.
A despatch from Bulwayo, Rhodesia,
istlys: Lieut. Greetz, of the Prussian
army, who started on Aug. 10 last to
cross Africa from Dar-es-Salaam in. a
epecially built automobile, teaelied
erile, Rhodesia: on May 26 after a per
lous passage. His route alternated wit
racks'. swamps and 'torrents. He was
compelled to build a track for many
fon aementh
tin the desert owing to his petrol beeom-
Ing He had to send a na-
tat
L.eut. Graeles ;health is excel len t.
'MUST PAY TO FISH.
New York State Will Charge Canadians,
a Fee.
A despatch from Albany, N. Y. says:
State Forest, Fish and Game Commis -
sealer Whipple on Wedneseay
muiounc-
et' that the Stree would exact a feafrom
all ‘Canadian teshermen fishing lil New
Yerk State waters along the border line.
The tax will be 85 for a single red, and
KM for a family rod. This action le
taken as a re-ult of the Canedian Gov-
ernment Imposing a similar fee upon
American fishermen using Canadian
Waters.
Houblelaracang of C. P. 11. From Win-
nipeg to Lake.
- A ;l'o,patch from Winnipeg says: Ex -
relic progreis has been made on tne
deuhketracking operatiens et the L. 1}.
R. and greeting will te finished this
week. • There aro still seventy miles of
steel to lay, but - UVoilicittia of The
eimpany exeect to be able to open the
second track some Ulm early in SClikln-
Ikr
A MONTREAL_OONSHINER.
'A Whitley Still "Was Pound tri the
Heart ot the City.
A despatch from Montreal says: en
Illicit still has been found in th* faetory
at L David, 'Visitation /street, this
city, by intend devalue oMeers. Two
hundred gellons of "rneionehine. whis-
key and a still were seized. David, wa.13
arrested and will'be
A ,despatch front Port Arthur says: A
monument to the 'Russian dead at Port
Arthur was unveiled here on Wed -nes.
day. The memorial has been erected by
Jaham It standat Antzcshan, in the
midst of graves of more than 14,000
RrilansiiindrieeteetetheirellYeertnatheicke
fence of the fortress. It has Espial) two*
year to erect the monument. Detach -
took part en the dedicat'on ceremorriesi
The Ilussan detachment came down
trent Harbin at the invention of the
Japanese maitary authirires. Ties
jtn-
pei,r of Russla was represented by Gen-
eral Gerngros, and the Emperor of Ja-
pan by G.eneral Nogi.
-
its new eiervice between Toeonte
Sudtinrye °
trick O'Leary, yareforeman. of this
C.P. at Lint 04 was run ol'a e•IA
killed on Thursday. •
.Montreal . bricklayers , ave
t :era bora union finale.
The total new arrevals in Canada in
April, were W,755, os compared with 44,-
051 0: April last Fear.
The shortage of W. P. Fiewellinge late
DePutt Surveyor -General of New Bruns-
wick, nuts up to $20„000.
• It is reported at Ottawa, that the Gov.
eritment wilt give Manitoha more tefris
Wry than wee originally intended.
Special pensions wilt he issued at the
1 stance of poi. Hughes. ;M.P., the
•
roo_
Canada.
Chief itastioe Mulolc ha written 'a let-
ter to the Hellen, court interpreter at
Hamilton adyLsing the formatien of some
organization to, earry en a propaganoa
to eliminate leniFecarrying.
Gee*, t. aera.
)�lry Poidtsga, 1410401* •
04 Mato .644,
ntZelo NVWtt
io 'Other ..fiftfiu
and o
ot,c,k,canei-1
011.'xit0ktitt,,4
t
iun,,
,
eporperfalivell
7e %Oneida;
14,',,iVtirerlir ;404 )';iTie4
7tneobut still anove the, anarket
e Eitiotose.,
Flour - Manitoba ipatent e special;
bratiels, $G; seconete, $5.40; .tring hak-
ere::;11in5gw
.30n;owinatert $,0
W3h3ee. Petents, easier,
off
I I pioz.te.:,,2pc.ractically ti4114'• ;41%19';'
isiMiltree .,
ttsing
otiioeiNe. 44042, tsioonenlixtut_swinquiry,. but none
, Eluelewheat-No. 2, market pretty well
cteened Up; nominally 1;00W 64e4o to
65a, •
Bran-Prios begin to deeline; offered
outside at $1$.50 to $19; about $20.50
trule.frre. ..
Shorts -421 outeide,
reetteitireeseeeereeiateweeteseereseet,iiieie, esee,
COaNTRY 'PriciDuc4.
Wholesale., quotatiomi wee:-
Egesa-NeWelaiti, 17c 0,1730.
Miley -Strained steady at Ile to 12e
gaer pound for 00 -pound pails, and 120
to 13e for 5 to 10 -pound palls. Combs
at $1.75 to $2.50 per dozen.
Butter -The market fs stoady, but prio-
o or) pot sots down to a storate_Lor ex-
tje,Veloo$ „ „..,, I• -
CROPS ARE FLOURISHING.
Trip of C. P. IL Land Comniissioner
Throuah Three Provinces.
A despatch loom Winnipeg says: Ar.
J. Doupe, Assistant Land Gozternioner
for the C. P. R. has returned from a trip
cevering elhoo4 the entire three Prov-
inces, and givis It as his opinfon that
he has never &eon such magnificent
crops Tier the promise of such abund-
ant yields.. Out in Alberta the fall
wheat is up from teventY-four to thirty
inches, and in some places is in the
shot blade.
A despatch from Lethbri ige says: The
benefit to the traps from the great rain i
will more than eionmensele for tiny os
from high wafer. Fall whi at can now
gel along withinit any mere rain till' the
larvegittmeeiiii
TWO 1.11'TLE putts ,;:o1ovvr4;ED.
one eI1 fn,fo Michel River) and Other
AthentroWen
A iilespritell froni (Michel,' 13. C., saps:
Two little Oise nged twiei and fotni
fur yearsi, chldren ef John Latrotr,
[miner% were drowned ein Tuesday mom.
Mg in the Michel River, near here. Thwy.
Were playing near the water, when •the
younger one fell iree the raging tote.
Irene The elder ore 'attempted to save
her little eister, and both lost their
.lives,
A tiepatch" foi)nt ,Oet
reye Chester Dectileiriugh, a rear' about
thirty year; of ago, and well,known
15..b..10, town, was erre:ilea by Previnvial
Deteeteie Meier ehorey after 2 o'dorit
en Thineday often (ort co suspicien ef
.heirigv.4aneerrietil an the burning ef the
neetas Hole: on May 20 laet, i\shen
Ulric pereme test their lives and five
elhees were eieriota9ly injured.
De -testy° ateler and Cleef of P
lelatentitere-have- beet toriety eresii
ens the eau) ever Est hi..
4.'0;4'0 they' heap a filming esavinst.
priseter. They have cs,tab:f.sLvd Q
**terse and Ve,itiq eVi(ailtV that tiotte
i'Vera*Mtreroaly toward Beetibeiatigh. 1,14
ettlettres alter Vitartehereneh had Win
I on IVY "fist es 3 rereen twhom'
tibt riot be. al -vita," 331La1L WAD,
'Of t 'Anal h3tclt bad hira
Or trovol. n icdd tLat
man Oursod a paasietta!e des're for ee:
pamee, and was heard by F4A-erzil tor-
si -es tie aesert that he eviuld: one day
tet even with Mere:3 At ihe time if
Ole. fa ta I,. lite ,EueLbes'eugh 'was) .otoerv.,
04t-lianOng eremite \ tito
ly rgtor Lh Warm IN(w c4;vc-n. '
Tito pr:s3nev
of the Poaee HTili and Sliiiiir4n and rite
ecitieletl. far a wee. 1fwa9 then re-
m4A-edto WnaistoeI il ani wil t -ye
ne J, wen
-trr-util be beiught tele% fielhlteenteire
foe lerelftrenaey !leering en a (tare° ef
119.e7,1„, o ,,t 111:p I:11'11,1a ID513 QL%e)t
v,icn a b!ac14iniltb. ta,t, not
std h 11 IL Li ter nay reenieeile seg.
\ireitttied tietelfs'iiPdtev1/4'?
sitioteril to Vail -ply
hI tth Itrini-x., 1
but $C11.1e finiel beC,
p:.4ated !in 4is
Steel r-ricis are to he !educed by the
U. te. t t1Giioratton.
fh anti -race track gambEng bfls
were ea sant /Many on iiiissiursday.
.0n Thursday 10500 first -e tourists
started for Europe from Ne v York. _
The ehortage ef cetfle will cause a
rise in the price 9f meat izi the United
Sta tea.
Seven were drowned by flotels in,
Montena, eix being the anembera of on
John Mulls, 49 years old, was ground
• to death lira rotary coal chute in Jersey
'City.
Two rg(-11 areunder arrest at Pitts-
burg, Pa., charged with stealingdie,
nionds worth $75,000 from a Birming-
ham Oran.
;New York meat packers are complain-
ing because the purchasers .of meat by
45 43 Isseent.
A lion walked out of an unfaseened
cage at a circus In Greenwich, Conn.,
and was led back, mere frightened than
the people around.
Because niany peeple at St. Cbarle.s,
Mo. wanted to see Wh a picnic parade
and a hanging, William Jeffries was
reprieved three and G half hour.
GENERAL.
A growing state of anarchy is reported
from Paris, •
FNe.persons were killed in a railroad
wreok in Belgium on Thuraday.
The Volcano Mu on Sava:I Island, one
of the Samosa group, is in eruption.
A t °trifled forest of two miles Is re.
ported from German West Africa.
- Mutat Hatid, the insurgent Moroccan
Sultan, has entered Fez with.12,000 men.
N ne Italian pitmans were ltillest hi a
railroad • wreck in the Province of No-
vara. Italy.
A Social Democratic depety was sus-
pended' frun the Dame for making at
religion.
A plot to Move up the Members of the
Portuguese royal family has been discov-
eied at Liston.
-The ,metoopmeo4s.....4 -the Casino,
?Onto Carlo, exceeded tles year all re-
enrd's by $1,000,000.
It is believed that eigbly elf.rirse wore
drowned in the week of the Britie,h
steamer. Pow An off Lantao Island.
During four days the Japaneso forties
in Corea fought 26 erigagemente with eat
insurgents., and tech: 2t3,000 prisoners.
Emergency measures adopted Ly the
Viee-regal Ceuriett in leira royale sterii
'penalties for benah crave and con-
spiracies.
..!..rattleh'ver;.-77,PrtrFice-ereeesies-- :41a4-2,2ia
do solids .... '19016200
Dairy Prints, cboice ... Itte 1.00
de prInts, ordinary 16o tole°
do tub .... 17o te 18e
Inferior 15e to leo
Potatoes-PriceS of Ontarlos about
10e"
KT few Dela off
wo Ontario% at
fo 05c in cart,
• . Tel ir
eo $2 for primes, and
S2 qt.handipteked..
Che -Per pound, II% he 12C.
Waled Straw -At $7.50 to $8.50.
Bekel Hae-Tenothy is ettoted at $11
to $12 per ton in car lots on track here.
PROVISIONS.
IWO: titanic
' ell over 1.1*
:#410.i1 19 Pe V4P-
.t uIariy hojefuL. --
'CV WOlflxi not ittoir, be epee
gale* Heentinuid' Mr. WalkgA "'And
perhapS it Is ,beeause we Wive not been
badly enough punished that iwe de not
fully realize that. The West may think
Stat the 4 re,solo was caused by a
erop was on y an 14ent, The &pre&
salon would have witaout it; lo
ithe $tates' t ey had ciedeeeps, mallow°
for-eitetriteleas, arid 'their «eke Ulan
befere, but
ba4rivacs, twuble On-
andelly than Canada hod. •
"Tho retal eatiSe a depression was the
tendency and ithe practice\ of people in
living ahead 41 themselvei. If there is
a splendid crap and Canadians have not
learned their lessaa, they will stut.cuta
ting theatune. widta _swath...of esiver*Pae
inevitable troubtd following; 'The i eettire-
try needs a -year of economy; - -
"The natural result of a. good crop
be that !money will be easier. Mani.
cipalittes will find thernseives able to
sell their bonds. SomeOof theme- Per*
d6pritat rcmN30,ttykiw, ikio;;
intrIfivar W.r.ticorgO'DrOnurt
theAltnli efMeiltr-Ras'
g14.'Mni,,t4Y,OrAle •!$ t!Coth out
jeth efbililikOkilhDpla'gitiatita
try. She .Gooeg, isa'd ttmt he 4i411441. .4,
expect to- sPe a. otztaiptete recoMery 0•
trade oonoliVons in a .rry new future*
but with geed emits thea DonVniork
WOUld strrey exparien,N a complete roe -,
•xes,
tooa
"necessarily depeades pn th 5tte4egit et
cur next'llarvest, and frn present ins-
anktOri9 every reason to pate*
pet bountiful maps. 'I eere is as nattetV
money in 'Canada: to -day as ever; but
401(W se -a certain leek of present eon*
fine, whci, her.vever, Will gradually
dreappear. In some quarters people area
asking for cbeaper inoneY, but I do no
expect to see ""owor mites in Canute, 4
least for the plasma.
GI the opinion that speculaticire
' tispresent'bustneas cone
ditierne do notwarrant it. However,
fait to see any reason for imeaelness
ae eigne indiottle that there will
steady end certain revery in, all
et products and tnduetrieee"
Perk -Short cut, $22 to $22.50 per bar-
rel; Inesse118.40 to $19.
12eic.
Smoked dnd Dry Salted Meats -Long
ear bacon l4,tatecettre
2 •
hams, medium and light, 13X0 le 14c;
hams, large, lleeo to lte; backs, 160 to
163e2c; etroulders, 9hfio to 10c; rolls, 10e
10ieso; breakfast bacon, 14c to 15c;
green meats, aut of pickier, le less thaa
awaked.
MONTREAL MARKETS.
Montreal, June 16. -Flour -Manitoba
spalitg wheat patents, $6.1.0 to $6.20;
• seer -ad patents, $5.50 to $5.70; winter
wheat, patents, 15.25 to $5.75; straight
rollers, $4.25 to $4.50; , in- bap, 22 to
$2.15; extra, $1.50 to $1.75.
Roiled Oats -$2.75 in bags of po
pounds.
Oats -No, 2, 52o to 53c; No. 9, 49c to
50e; No. 4, 48c to 48%c; rejected, 463e
to 47c;.ltlan1teita rejected, 48o to 48aec.
Cornmeal -$1.75 to $1.85iper bag.
Millfced-Ontario bran in has, $21 to
$22; shorts, $2.3 to $24; Manitoba bran
in bilgs, $23; shorts, $24 to $25.
Butter -1s quoted at a witfeeritnge, 20c
toi223Sc per rouni
Eggs -Selected, 1 c; No. 1, 1630 to
17e, and NO. 2, 14o per dozen.
Plour-Choice spring wheat patents,
$6.10; seeonde, $5.50; winter wheat pate
ients, 115e straighterollerse $4.50 $41 -,ea:
• do.. tri bags, $2.12 to $2.25; extra, $1.70
to $1.00. •
Provisionse-Barrele short cut mess,
• $22,50; half barrels, $11.50; dear tat
backs, $23; dry telt long' clear Wicket,
11e; barrels plate beef, $17,442; half bar.
refs do., $9; compound lard, 8hlo to
910; pure lard, 123‘c to 13e; kettle ten -
&wait, 13c to Eige. hams' • 12c to 14c,
according to size;iheakfast bacon. 14e
te 15e; Windster bac ,
15e to 1Ge; fresh -I ed. As to the new ce
anal, the schem
kited atiattoliedressed hep, $3.25 to would reduce the number of locks 75
Per• cent., and though he could not say
dennitol.Yhe thought the oast w.oukl ap-
proximate , $25.000.000 et' $30,000,000.
There Were advantagea in the new canal
I.7 1iTearteat.e, saw te, mai; o' owing to the shetter diso4noea and taw -
filta 14111ers at rktroit -Meet the Proiposed
• Polity.
•
• A despatch from Detroit, Mich., says:
'the GOO millers Atom all parte of the
reuntry whet are atteodifig the 601h est-
ruml convention of th3 Miters' Nationel
Federaeon in this city applauded lbud-
ly thvtiddr0.is Ina& *before them on
' lansday by ,e,saCongressinan Wm.' C.
of1hs City, in wleca he
arta foie closer beide ie./tons with
rinC4.1 grad an aabolitien etf this duties
etweitin 'the netted States and that
Wary, • • e
"Fre, Ude fa a rifeie-nierei sar:d Mr.
trybery,* "Ier4-Theke iit-fair trade In-
ead, ant byesti actions have The Cen.
'agitate join with ug'iw free interaurse
ticvfoit ilm ofAMPrIFSI in every way,
parteuldily from a eernitercial
poiritP
itonlEm ,11010.
rtiffiial Mrs. Bekile and 1%o1be1 ifouSe
-Uttsband In,Cardetn.
A (II& opatOlifri fantreal ,5eys: J. fl4
4..t,Lk.7,144.14-111
to lireeinzial pollee tha
eot atiereay regiat te1i1i0 he eves Kitting
kie greaten Sea ineskeil athletes c
f4,7 -cd and :XclulirCA $3
eihileh tie Led en harail to pat througit
lar„Saleie
t4 to net day. Mr8,
it414- via3 n tho LeXo. cklitoovast tizroai.
a!kooln if slw tOisM an cut.
Txo P tdkt<',7,i1P4vt..3 haVe.
t• to Tekle roo the Zeno.
.A deepateh from Ottawa says: A num-
ber of valuable poem on subjeots re-
bating to the medical professikm were
given at Wednesdayi seasleinS of the
Canadian (Medical Assiootatitin. Dr. C.
J 0. Hastings of Tarrant*, in a paper
theeimpartaneeeotemreeinak, read
before the section on public health, de-
clared tbet impu milk was 'primarily
30.600 children who. do!e antinallY
Canada, Ile, strongly urged a more
sintriellgveecrytrninsPtmieectPtaiwilitY°efanthde
rniik supply
be einpliasiz.
ed the paramount impertatice of the
proper pasteurizing of milk in all
At the conclusion of the. paper a,
ciimmittee was appeinted to wait on. the .
anent with a view to securing .
atria int re I:Cations govorninte
^
•down to $2.50 for old grease cows.
There is stilea go-erdernand for stork-
ers. They }ming from $3.25 to $4.50.
Milk cows are hot wanted quite se
much, but good ones can always de-
• mand a. good price.
Although there was a pretty liberal
run of calves tho market was firm at 85
to $6.50-. Sheep were sfeady, -but the
trade in them -Js quiet at present. There
has been a scarcity of good quality
lam ts this spieng, which makes a wide
range in the prices.
All the hogs were taken for the local
trade at unchanged prices, niunely, SG,
fed and watered off cars Toronto, and
$5.75 f.o.b..,
MAV BUILD ?TIN 'tVELLAND CANAL.
Important Statelment by the Mintster in
the House. ,
despatch from Ottawa ratys: In .the
nowt a Comments on Thursday morn-
ing.„13on. Mao Graham :hitima tied 'that_ it
was the intentien of the Government* to
procure esEmates of the cost of deepen-
ing the Welland Canal to a draught of
it.5 feet, .and also of the cost of an en -
((rely new canal. He had Leen told by
engineers it woUld be cbtaper to build
O new' tonal. In reply to Mr. Lancas-
ter, Mr. Grnham said he Wa.9 prepared
to say that if 3.V0 were to carry obe own
trafric as well as American !rattle the
'Weiland Canal Wroukl have to be deepen-
uNrrso STATES MARKETS.
• hfilwaukee, June He -Wheat -Quiet;
e t ok/
Northrrn. $1.07 its 11.08X; .July, sag to e ie•
Ilye-No. 1, 79e. Barley 'Dull,
No. 1, 57e; ,satnple, 47 to, 58c. Corn -i-
No 3, 713le; July, 07Nie Wald.
Afinnearolis, June 10.---Wheet-No. I
hard. $1.07,;',o $1.08;;;;,No. 1 Nerthern,
$1.051.1 $1.001‘; No. 2 'Northern,
1.03 lo to $14431; No. 3 Northern.. 99n
$1.02M, July, *1.02;- Sept., 87,4 to
lalga: Bran -In 41)tilk,$t9.75 to kVA*.
Flour -I -First potent's, $5.45 to 85,06: sec.
ond pattpts, $5.30 to 8145; firs
$4.25 b $1.3.5; beeondr lears, kJ
65.
Beff010, June Id. 4-- Wheat
$pring, easy; No. INorttrern. 8I.07
carleada; Winter, steady.; No. .1 J,§Ge.
•ra-CaRit, Viivor,1 No. 2 yellow, lex;
N4). 2 white, We. Oats--.1.Strady; No. 2 A d wilt% ftorn waW SA
white, 55 to 55,4e; Nb. 2 mixed,. 51ge.•• •
Itartty-60e. 88e; No. on trio. eiene.s butting ion the nellieal, reguta.
Wets Move b the Bank 1 St. lobs
•, FaBore.
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A despatch from Monttfil'l sriys: An-
imeortant roove was mad in hi Bank
of St. Johnyaffairs on Thursd y night
d
when Han. Philippefernier
ilippe Roy, Prost -
dent of the hank, was arresied on' &
charge of making false returns to the-
Goveriutent. It is alleged that, in the
current toan columns of the returns tent.
to the Government were found pruner,
sory notes long since outlawed, and
which are without any value whatever..
The arrest was made through Crown
Preseeutor Hibbard, who acted under
inetructions horn the Attorney-Gereral.
Mr. Roy was allowed out on bail of
82,060, and %vitt be teed as soon as the -
necessary, steps can be teken. • It is
said that the liabilities of the bank
amount to over e590,000, end the asaits
to not. move than 8200,000- Mr Bey is
pereonally very wealthy, be;ng the own -
43. er the St. John's waterworks 00
electric light plant, and other indult.-
trireeins.lhe • - of!roviriceo Ileor
was Speaker of the 1st Provinc:allieg-
!stature, and ran for Mayar of Montreal
laSt February, being defeated by Mr.
Lows Payette. ,
_
.
Too swtrrron MM.
Mrs. Stimb--"Graciousolohnd We neve
er will -get through with this house -clean-,
Ing Why, you lia‘e only moved five
picture; in the last fifteen minutes.',',
• Mr. Stubb-"1,Vell, great Pluto, Maria,
I'm. no moving fecture machine." '
best thing you eon do le to do your
Cfinal frights, Vheat, 5ii te'New Ye ik; tiele4 \goVerning itturkgral'on 'was given
?,(v' 'Yollii• Ilirti) 111 ?&V ' t \ t Di. P. 11. trye .., 14;11(-ett 11/414.elical 'Ofti.
ter of 'iti.is inttnigraibit Iii)artrivnt, i.e.
f(t Vte Agrieultut-al Committee, on
WQdrvttla:ki. Ile stat'd' that Ito Peat(st
-tikater et pli3rielaiLly tijczAt e 7 cops
\
fife. to.iri the ruiirury 1.4)-tV7.4 t GrcAt•
Tor,olqul, Juno le., _01. to a issaasa f Irillvililta..411LTh'zIllal‘pr' ellotra'tfte. of 'azrInIt'lcuct?lin'YtodEinctigi
very akteet c,:c ifet's. cv0:0 C.1) I I iteireiesa awe, in We, opiniene eh ()Kir*
list. end far t ,rse front OW fa $6.4() ;.'1,z-14, cug:1 as. ilt.ei r, tele.:t 0 ,tL.41.t..e.n5, %arrant -
paid. it feAv very eizoi,!•0 huteliN.s' g,74d ‘ (4.1- Mr- Iltaki L‘tri,:iT•z!e 1 that tix3 tkivc
at cater SG. Goad cotto weco ratt'wr , r',1-nlillf•nt, 61R44t11,1z0V0 h rhatZoian rim
1.,'Y'lel 1) 0t, Wit" "tvii10 in str nlemzttm4, tocufd every .t.TS. el r43? ?liP t,tritlire sit
In etiesise eteee ei3 high rie Fieee, ct, kis l• a'a Wetl,v`aig ac, IN 04 iJr It c3 1.1triJ gat
/057, Eittty g4283 (ace. Tee reisier fii. Deere! iiireighi thet 0 tte stc3n:_itip
cU'adOi le-iwdeli-tV5 Iveae weak, toe:leg ectieatira:tee tire'Nefe I .a p14,1(a., ra /
to.AA N. red, 0A3 elevater; No, 2 reel,
oaa Spot Loeb. afioat; Ni!, 1 northern
1)u:0W, :LW;.b
f.;. aflottl; N. 2 Mr0
'ship he Itrar'-g7D11 ir tp3ill an extra mini to "
act far the Gavaenanent, , Dr. 11ntyre
(Stratia,ona) Wee filapTAA to tlaiq wiggcs., '
tau. ft la.-..aqtti ' ie a coS-t.4 a the 4cefor
cieil6lig Cw,) 'tzro !ega.latad that', ,.vould
not he snlisfaf:I., . ‘
. Queltii ned tiolt4 roped, to iirancitnit,
Dr. Bryee eaie3 tiaes2 were net- eo ninny
peaptl in CcIrro.13 eufferinei,„ feint that
treearee os; Wee; teriii,esel. la Ibla re.
sped; qhyre tz14 bera a ovat Zmprqvt'.
nwnt itt r,,--64ttt, 21i C,)r.., . AfV. hiftnlii Su
OA .4 -tat N-o-ta'gi;zints zti, ;z11,41'
tally .tiaolx-c•I',5_1.4.o tty t€1 fa';,,r,on.
adra. Dr. 131 -yo -.3 cnii te 1331 E- 115`444.4
that pirtz..o cf th,..-_, fp:tat:fn. „Ho
ttix cpinEicit tc'4a TrAY,:iiLl t'62:4,1;-'41 ilf, Olive..
_t u!11 lk dizp tn itat nititv01Vn then 'si, AS
41 at . at prczeire4 at ,ftio ./e2.etia' ef
ttavit. *