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attIiC 1dbeter A Cara&
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portent innetetitoti 1-$ 41.0
tftIthfl*UL tin inelettendeet cited
iseritkeetcoMmtseton of .iwo lumbers,
who will have the *tenet and salariea et
,deputy ministers.. Theet will ,control the
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-such certificateis as may he nee-es:eery in
I -regard to promotions and salary Maces,
*et The muff' time will have power to
Lionsand - , e
snake rep! rangemnts for carry -
and control examin-
*ing out their worte
Entrance into the civil service, which
.• le now tett "entirety to the judgmeat of
..._efitteinaminating-powere" mini be_ by-oitett-
tempetitive examinations. Under th°3
%sweet system, candidates pass quale
Oleg- examination's, but are not-necos-
sar'`41 PtPititititt'itttliereattitit iiOreeitto
made after eompetit
jive examinatons, according to merit,
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BRITISH SYSTEM.
Tlw. pr ,nrie es to be according to
tht 'it.15 sy5xi; eseititnations wet bo
held as often as netiesary. spy twice a
year. Tee .heads of departments will
not'fy the commission as to vacancies,
and II* oanuntsston will
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1eL&f r.ee evientinisefeeteettille
snaking appointments generally by iner-
t. be Oven latitude in the case' of can-
didates. who excel in one particular
branch, and, whoiroey therefore be ap-
pointed to offices for which they are
specially queened. The probation period
I will be six months. In that time a
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Deptitttatiligittlitienent re t •ip
IX'tettitte '040 tetteei14iietetteillt
,einienton'theiettelleti. tietttiettblitt•ve-thtl
prohatione anottOr pRpointinenty. .
`Nlt. depertattittleit' • eeritiettei '101tewit
,to beieneliided latthe iftekle
and :brought Under the . Civil •Seryiee
act. 'Any 'oteletde Sertileit uy ittt
brought in from lime to tline by order--
ne,Counellt and ettietwiee they remarn.
under the old law. " •
• The classification ,of the eerviee is to
4.nadetterlitnneeettitellegiatte
triat
bye, exeeutivei and leehnicel work, the
second a clits.s Preparatory to the first',
and a third will Include those doing
routine nork under direct supervision.
Those in the third class trtay enter the
6COand 0111y 1,1Y carapetitive extunination
and on an equal footing with outsiders.
LitIl0P-OSEen-SALARIESt-
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In the first class the salaries are to
be from $2,100 to $.g.soo and from 82,-
800 to $4,000. lite..ectonitteinettetibte
itateitee will be trete-1800 to $1,000 ated
bone $1,600 to $2,100.tweelii4.14ffitit
claes Ole salaries will be from St i to
.eit.
w be a statutory increase of $50 a year
fo • those deserving it, and this, may be
doubled on cetetiniteititiettittlitttAkt,4941 the
coinntissidete
There are now ill the service "tempor-
ary clerks' who have been there in
sonic cases thirty years. In the future
a temporaryclerk ina be
*nine itetet.t. iter;
11* SMO0.
Mr. Fisher, dealing with another quect..
tier', declared Unit it was Weeded by
the new act to de away- with the practice
of rimking eatery appropriations in the
estimales "notwithstanding anything in
the Civil Service Act.'
The hill was given its first* reading.
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NEV STEEL BULLET PROOF.
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Vnknown Man Reported to Have Made
Great Discovery.
A despaktit from New York says: A
'new purees of Making steel hard tee
yond tht breeknig pont, and which has
• read° the poor ftwentor wealthy, it the
report being spread about by Mr. Jas.
A. Wilson, a patent attorney. Mr. W11.
ton will not name title discoverer, but
• says be has worked in Poverty alit his
•_tie net: itnenteenediltattlanis isixeyern
- nid., "The 'Inventor," said Wiesen "is
. .., t
etaw in Enelante, Ile Mt ten days ego,
tin response to a cable summons from
• !a group of English capitalists. They
njeabout to purchnse •the exclu.sive
rfrltisti rights re the patent for half a
miltien dollars in eat!' and 40 per cent.
,1
.of the st ef the cempany to be organ-
ized; w.th Capital of $5000,000. My
ellen,. sr 1 over fifteen years perfeet-
Eng his process. Ile was aided by tbe
Unite' States Government. Metal Plates
areakd by the new process were used
as targets at the testing grounds at
iGeorcetown. Md.„ and the result aston-
ished army and navy enreris. The pro-
jectiles fired al the plates bent them,
tut left no other mark. The pthceess
takes the bratterress out of the steel.'
Mr. Wilson saki that the U. S, patents
had been granted, and that this steel
knight soon be adopted in armor 'plates
Scr the navy.
MOVE THIS YEAR'S CROP.
The' Grand Trunk Pacific Will be a
Factor. •
---A-despatele-freen Montreal says: Mr.
F. W. Morse, Vtce-President and Gen-
eral Manager et the G. T. Pe has kit
for the vies& to look ever the new road
as far se oentpleted and decEde as to
opening a portim of the line toi". traffic.
It is pretty certain that ihe line will be
engaged in carrying a share el this
t'ear's harvest, finni Saskatoon to Win -
but it is quite likely that before
• he autumn Is far ativatiteed It !will be
o operatien freno Edmonton east. There
.s bewever, no peospeet of G. T. P.
- %ratite gettaig ints Pert Arthur th's fall.
Mr: Morse win be away a 'few weeks
,• erigan14;ng and preparing. Before lean -
:nit for the west Mr. Morse hail a con-
t. terence with a detegatton from St. John,
V. R.. wifti regard to the Atlantic ter-
. mina' of the new Transixmlinental road.
This ocean einniteite tbe cempene Is tte-
• termint4 to have under its oten jUriedie-
Lon, and Citurtree Bey is (1.ignated as
Itte lotatien.
TWO WERE MURDERED.
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Terrible Tragedy on- a- Yukon River
?oat Neer Selkirk.
A deapatch roWhite-Horse; Yukon,
celm
says: Major Snyder of tht, Mounted
Police hoe r ived nesvs of fl, mu -der on
the river, a short distanch below ,Sel-
kuk. The telegraph liee, from Dawson
-to While Horse is out of ordefe'undethe
• IleWS came via .• VOW; -and United
Stake etehle. The message is as f11.
_-11- 't1,42,1.---Elfost arii VW ere Towson
"--1,11-iletatittike-113.--aloneseite-had-tecenesee
oit -the 'river with -ewe hers etti the wire
down. The sound ef shooting -was heard
by other small -boat posceragers on the
river bank below Selkirk."
Inquiry by Major Wood as to who left
here in boat No. 113 shewed Brat Ned
Elfost, Enid Anderson one David Berg-
-men left In the beat on May 16. The
murder /probably occurred, five or six
• days later, as that time would be re-
qu'red to run from here to Selkirk. Whe-
tter the murder was for the purtose ot
robbtry or the rtsult of a quarrel is not
known. The names indteatie that all
were Septet naviains, either Norwegians
Or Swedes, people not given to quietly
obeying orders. The suppostton is that
the close intimacy of travelling for sev-
eral days in a small boat engendered
strife and bad bkioli, which culminated
in murder.
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PAY AS YOU ENTER -CHURCH.
Cash Registers Placedfl,tinntr'ances of
Rt C. Church at % rcester.
A despatch from New York says: The
par:shioners of SL.Casirrer's Church
Worcester, Mass., -on Tuesday learned
through the neeeparish priest that their
application- to have -an auditheg-comtnite
toi has been refused by Bishop Bea-
ver, and that, instead. cash registers
will to put in the church. TbO c,ongre-
gation must pay their dimes at the door
and can see their money registeredeThe
bishop hopes by this means to straight-
en out the financial and other tangles
in which the church has -become in.
velved.
glIOT:1115 SISTER.
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Fort Willkun Roy Pointed Rifle at Iler
and 11 Went Off,
A despatch from Fort William, Ont.,
soys: Two children of lames Harrison.
section foreman, aged 5 and 9, Were
playing' round the rcundhouse (m Tile.s-
daY, when the boy got hokiof a rifle.
The bey in play pointed the weapon ,tit
Id.- .sister, .and it was discharged acct.
dentelly, fatallyeittoondIng the little one,
who died shot llv afterwards.
STEAMER ABERDEEN BRINED
The Stewardess Was Compelled to Jump
From the Upper Deck.
A detpateh front St. Jehn, B.,,says:
t111Tzeaytyt--cr-Ta. g at to'clack ttte
iitienter Abenteen was turned to tho
waters edge at. Coltes Island,In 1120 St.
;elm flvr. a fc_av yards tam whz1 the
1Mate1 Cr3,stal., s.leirner went up in
itarne.s last mil [cur mon werv
harried to (troth. The Mee ef theerecte
tize Aberdeen, nine Scula in 6111, Wei*
Savcd almeat by a trziratZe, tind, ea it
*AM Mat. WWI, tita!‘ stcwardess, had
unp fit'Orrt unier deck late the
•1ktto, the;
e
4-1
et
both narrowly esettited holing plunged
into the river. Tbe Are was diacovered
by peopte en the shore returning from
a dance, and their cries awtike the' Mem.
tiers of the crew. ,In an beer the steam-
er was it bare hut; an the bettem of the
river, rind tithetizally nothing was
saved from her. Great difileulty was
Sincennes, lying' et fifteen yards away,
also txperteacetVin saving the &earner
and atc-e Fred Wcit's store and the
cheese factosituated a k* feet eaVIty.
Tho Aberdeen as valtiod at $10.000 b
tete
GODENSEBT NEWS ITEMS ME- WORLD'S NARKETS.
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.iPENINUS Ett033 A1,1,, 4% TIM
MODS,
04'h1s *Wow mu ow*
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to Vuiimhte, fwrn ik,pdet'.
eteleptittne ' *Alt telVattli
tThat, itoia
,tielatectiStio‘
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As x , 400
1,
tie ,
;Lino* * st4e awaMay
be e)reposed. • .
i Itittereell eitill contract wine thee Hy-
dro-tilectitie Commiesien for 503 home
power. ----
4St. Vine lit 'de PautePenitenti ire
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, A young son of Mr. Joseph Watts 01
Belleville was drowood ip the Mo ra,
River while bathing on Thursday.
Joseph flutchinsen, an .Inmate of
&sex Hou.se sf Rettig°, hes inh:rited a
nellioni &liars in Mancheeter.
%V. G. Smith, bratternae, wee killed
thyliaftliereter-siteililitie a girder or
Rainy Rigel' bridge en the C. N. R.
Serious fort* fires arerietPorted War
itteweent t Fifteen etallectortithottitYtiken
le:egraph line has been deetroyed.
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lames 11. 5, ill of
4 .11/,N},1 &hit
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The Allerta Government has granted
$10,000 'to the Qaebec Battleflelds fund,
and Mr. `E. 13. Oeler has given. $.1a000
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Robinson tench of Chippewa annotate -
et his intention of jumping off the steel
arch bridge into the Niagara River on
Dintenton Day.
- Theodore Benin
:WA
e Ontario Agricultural College nt
Guelph and very seriously injured. ,
Montreal Ctty Council wants the Street
(Railway. Compaity to water the stiteets
ahd clear off the *now in return. for ...te
privilege of carrying.freight the
'City limits.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The seciond readipg of the -old oge
pension hill was passed in te British
'House of Commonste : .• _
The questkm of the uniformity of pat-
ent laws 10 the empty° was discussed
in- the British, House of -Commons on
Th =day ; _
"111111011111IND
• UNITED STATES.
A 2.5-monthsold baby of the East
Side, New York city, weigh- 110-pountis.
Thousands of foreigners are leaning
New York kir Europe owing -to the low
ateertite rae. ' • -
Sews, einketeetet-.evnitentesent-
te theiGtivertiment (=science tund at
Washington. D.C. . `
A New York doctor announces a new,
CUlle for rattiest effected by direct inject
lions of anti -toxin into the brain. '
A Chicago woman, aged 76, died as
the result of a brutal beating adminis-
tered by a btfrglar in her home.
William H. Taft was nominated for the
Presidenty of the United Sates by the
Republicans in convention at Chicago.
An organization of Jews, numbering
55,000. are planning -to erect a Jewish
hospital in Second street, Nev, York.
A gold watch, a pair of valuable dia-
mond- earrings and $499.90 were found
oe. a woman beggar, in a New York
police court.
Helen E. Crosby, aged 14, who wits
eerously injured 10 a "bargain day
rustle in Newark, N. J., has been
awarded 82,000 damages. .
An aged man, C. .1. L. Meyer, once
the wealthiest einem of Fond du Lac,
Wis., was saved from ,the poor -house
ty the aid of friends.
Two %Omen, a man and a child were
drowned in New York when ma auto-
mobile in which, they Were riding plunk,
ell into the Hudson River.
D. H. Faweett, President of, theeitiber-
deen Banking Cto. at Abeilleteete Ohio,
shot himself AS the police were trying
• to enter' his house to arrest hhn on
Thuseday. .
At Watertown, N. Y., a B. Moretr.
nitck; an -attertiee, jumped from a Ilvei
storey office bUildin and died trorn his
connection with fra ds in the claims
til
injurien Ile was reested recently in
department of the,' New York Central,
Railway, and released on bail. .
11•111111
GENERAL. .
Three hundred and fifty fishermen
fume Ikea &meted on the coast of .Ja-
pan.
United States rommiseinners will sin
rettviee the Presidentiel electione in the
reptiblic ef Panama. •
Over' 10,000 murders have eccurred in
Macedonia in the last four years,' and
'sraughter is everywhere.
1 Luisa Vendee, a white child, was kill -
ti i in Cuba by it band of negro wizards
who wanted the 4hild's blood to cure an
cid mews& of consumption.
TIIE SOO'S BIG INDIUM.
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Bessemer Open Wank itioottivind Usti
Mills Wive Ileopenedi)
A despatet front Sault Ste. Marc,
Ont., sayie: The depressfon which bas
been all too apparent 10 the Canadian
Soo is drawing to a close, 64 the Des.
semer pten hearth, bloom lied -rail mills
of the Lake Superior 1 corpora:on' re.
opened on iiionday with it tun staff et
Men. Since the pl\ant ellesed down 1wO
monthsage business has been exceed.
ingly Slack, many travelling men riot
calling at the Soo on theft* reguitti tr:ps
through the north. The blast firrnace`s
will nal be ttartedl just noiv, as the plant
ha.o. a large aeonmutation of pig fron on
hand. The Soo is again happy.. Sinee
Rio mill closed .me management has
been figuring on half a &ten contracts
that were then hanging tire, and hits
used every (.,ttort 10 sem* look, so that
tho mli tnightl re,(1).at. Many ct the
ttitt who ion* 4ore.0: (4 when the mill
Voted htvbeen employedht other
a
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ItErotriff, FROM 411111 •LEADING'
'TRAM' -itrtfetTRESt
V.IvarUiv c,
TOrOnt44. tUne,. * nctAr,io '00'444:
.N4... titt *tittle,: ond i, ittid 0, 840,;',No.;
.zanied,th,e,„,sanw.
• Stanitut* .'14.81,heSt-:•-oarkolt ' (to
:at: Ocptgitur ly Pattie Nee t ;itei
,*-1,11., t , »ovLta . . liti-
tioelliereti
°else -Not '2. wbik1 4.5eie to. 46c oat.
side; No. 2" iuxed 44c. -
Corn --N. 3 eellow, oftetted at 78tec
&l retie and 78e take itild' MU- , .
lour Manitobe patentee- sPe1C,Iti
tie
‘rr
s.now at $3.30.
arley-No, 2. 330 to 57e.
Peas -o. it, quiet, nominally quoted
at 92c.
Ree -Ne. 2, 'none offering; quotation
about 88c. ,
Buckwheat -No. 2, nominally quoted
Oleic to M.
--Brittte-Offeredenttsidient 1117,50-1,41118;
about $20.50 track here.
Shorts -$20-50.
t -t -COUNTRY
uttswaptiprintsoAte.,,Un,
creamery solids, 230 le datrY Prints,
ary, 160 to 18e; dairy tubs, 17c to 18c;
inferior, 1542. to 16c,
rule easy at 170 to 18c.
, e -tniteeee, 12a to 1534o for
large, and 12tec for twins.
Beans -primes, $2 to $2.10; hand-
picked, $2.10 to $2.15.
leoney-Sirained, 110 to 13c per
tindtectetarese1t50 1Q1.
;Vat -
wares, 85c To 950 in car lots on track
hem
Baled Hay -Timothy is quoted at $9.50
te $10.50 per ton in car jots on track
here. No. 2, 87 tit $8.
• Baled Straw -Good straw > is quoted at
about $7.50 per ton, or a little higher.
Inferior stock has been offered at $6.50.
These quotations are for car kes on
tracii here. t
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PROVISION&
Pork-Shorticut, $22 to $22450 per ben
rel, mesa, $18-50 to $1.9-
Lard-Tieeoes, 11%c; tubs, lleec; pails,
12e.
Smoked and Dry Salted Meats - Long
clear bacon, 10%e to 11c, tons and case
es; hams, medium and light, 133c to
44c;thainse-large,1130 4eel2ce backs-, 16e
to MeV; Shoulders, 9eic to. 10e; rolls,
100 to lipXot breakfast bacon; 140 to
• 15e; green meats, out Of pleitleetletleete
than smoked_
MONTREAL MARKETS.
Montreal, June 21. -Flour Manito-
ba spring patents, $6.10 to 86.20; second
patents, $5.50 to $5.70; winter wheat
patents, 65 to 85.50; straight rollers,
$4.25 to 84.50; in bags, $1.95 to $2.10;
ektra, 81.50 to $1.75.
Rolled Oats -t$2.75 in •bags of 90
pounds.
Oats -No. 2, 50c to 51c; No. 3, 47%c
to 48t; No. 4, 46e te 46%c; rejected, 45c;
Mantleba rejected, 473,ec. ,
Cornmeal -$1.75 to $1.85 per bag.
Millfeed-Ontano bran, in bags, $20..
50 to $21.50; shorta, ,$23- to 224: Mani-
toba bran, in bags, $22 to $23; shorts.
$24 to 825.
Provsions-Barrels short cut mess.
822.50; half barrels, 811.50; clear fat
backs, $23; dry salt long clear backs,
11c; barrels plate beef. $17.50; half bar -
re's do.. $9; eeniPtaltd lard. 80 to 9Xe:
pure lard. 123ec to 13c; kettle rendered.
te 13%e; home, 12%c to 14e, rord-
mg to Mee; breakftist bacon, 14c o 15c;
Windsor bacon, 15c to 111e; fres! klIed
ahattoir dressed liogs, 89.25 to 83.50;
• live, $6,75.
Butter -Fines( creamery, WV; ite
-mm4 -totes-23e 60- iroeers. -
Cheete-The meritet ,is , quiet eetrid
shade easier. Westerns, lleec tectkitec.
end easterris 11)ec to 11e,• '
Eggs -Selected, 17%e to Ole; No. 1,
.103ie to 17c.
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litY vonviet , , ' 4 IV, via
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and litieringentan,y 'mare.' Thetionfitrit
sten wen tepeated . by theithlett Witactie
coiled ter the Cronin at the plieliminery
hearing befere Pollen etagistraie Hare
en Thursday, and tt. weeapreetnntrpen
i't0. ttit ,t1:•t
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g Iii0 1110464W_ withatir..anYthin. g
riloreel:toile being addueod againitt
-41si it ' than Ilia ' he had been
tred m
heard to aay on mothan one occasion
that be Quid get even witheltithn Mero,
Liet proprietor of the Queen* Iteteli and
that Moro stated:he saw -the accused ill
the -hall of the hotel after the aternittaf,
ItteetradtheentettienesT-hatt evidence welt-
tpritlYaliffitetifettigli-lo neeessitate the corn -
lament cf the prisoner for trial, butt
when Chas. Cement. bailiff of tile tits-
• -trice -Division --Countt •Inaele . hire drarnatic
statentent there could be no deubt as to
ACP' he Vig100,,Mq1410
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happened to pase along ithe street wh le
at tho
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Titison-
th* hotel. Was' 'MAI" blirn . Na.tortki
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litbat WaS. doh*
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;flirted o°4.4ite'hoW 41'qatirdashetat4wm1;
itu the dark bLaiory pf eriiue. cmosoitt
.1'10{414 WI brief lilenveniation . with
Ilitekborotigh. fie,4011: "I said to.Buck.
_borough, 'It's a .pretty 4141t thtne.' and
he said, don 11. I told litra (ha with
1,
C. Brown, Til urg, appeared the
Prieoner, submit:at Crossitt to a severe
eitasatexaminetfon. "Why,* asked Mr.
Kelly, "do 3M11 ask us to believe that
you heard this and told nobody:"
'1 1014 ith•e Mel of Pawl" replied the
"'When" as the quest!on. rapped
back, end- a -meek 'Ottnueithe ereplytit
"That morning, when the liotet was
still' burning." t
The ease for thtln Crown was In tbe
hands of Mr. R. itet Bail, Crown Attor-
ney of Woodstoolc. At the outset Mr.
t , thee, it et • illation -1i,, eteeitettetter.teette
tettifittereetit
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unnecessary for hs cl:ent Co plead.
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ItiE‘YS BY- MARL_
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t e
isLE rock, sutifirblif from
1.41 throat with a nazor, dying inatantly.
Mr. James Dentate's, one of the dlr.
• ectore of Dunville & ,Co., (Limited), dis-
t! s dente/
Happening -a In the Emerald Iste el
Interest to 'Irish-
men. ,
Irish leaders say that Iretand
thin home rule by peaceful means. -
A railway employeenamed George
Walker was killed on the line near
'Guildford. -
Reduction of 9 cents in thedollar have
been granted to tenants on the
estate at Drtandliffe, near SU o. ,
Dr. Flanagan, ot Sligo, has been elect-
ed upops-W-, a medical offloer of Sin
go Union, at a eateryof 8500 per year.
James Philipps, an employee, was -
crushed to death in a factory at Lisbel-
law, His clothing caught in the machin-
e ettageet-College, _Londonderry, -Will be --
Come what is for all practical purposes,
A constituent college ite Beast *
atty.
A man named Barry was killed by
Poisonous gases when he descended into
the pit of, a sewerage farm at Stone-
bridge.
Excited over it football game, near
Whiteabbey, County Antrim, a young
man named Joseph Murray chopped dead
on the neld.
At Ballaghtdereen six women were
charged with having assaulted a postman
and stolen' front his bag four tweeter -4 -
letters.
Mr. Charles Gribben Mahon was recent-
ly ishot at and wounded when visiting
one of his farms at Dysart, a few miles
from Ennis.
The death of Dennis Cumerighem oc-
curred at Ws residenoc, North M., Skib.
hereon, recently at the advanced age of
103 years.
A Belfast man, who ran in front of it
tramway car waving his hands to •stop
it, and who was knocked down, died a
short time after.
Annie and Margaret Ann flindiey,
mother and daughter, were killed al
Olazebrook Station, near Warrington,
by a passing train.
• Tett valuable sheep belong: -ng to Fran.
.1:11ch-Ginvar, of NoWtailiaMliton, orere
worried and killed by dogs on his farm
itt Camleyrnacullagh.
Mr. Patrick Watters, of Messrs. Wat-
ters & Smyth, drapers, Keady, has been
appointedit Justice of the Peace for the
County of Armagh.
UNITED STATES MARKETS.
Buffalo, June 23. - Wheat - Spring
firmer; No. I northern, $1.09%, carloads;
Winter steady; No. 2 red, 950 Cern-
11,glier; No. 2 white.'76c; No. 2 yellow,
75%c. (tate-till/her; No. 2 mixed,
52e; No. 2 white, 56c. Barley - 55
to we. Rye -460, No. 1 on track. Ca.
nal freights -Wheat 50 to New York.
Minneapolie. :One 23. -Wheat --No. I
hard. old, $1.11%; nev, $1.10e01; No. 1
Nerthern. oId, $1.094; net, St.0810,,a No.
2- Northern. cad., 81.07)4; new. 81.00gt
Nf . 3 Nerthirre $1.03X,' to 151.05tfit July,
$100; September, ftleitc. Flour -First
patents, 85.33 to 85.40; serond patents.
85.20 to $5.35;flr..1 clears, 84.20 to $4.30;
second clears. 83.50 to 83.00. Elran--fri
bulk. 618 to $(8.50.
New Yo -k, Juno 23.--"tVbAt - Spot
firm; No. 2, rd. 99e itt ejevator and 91)0
Lo.b. afieet; No. 1 northern Duluth
81.15X Led): at; No. 2-1iar4 winter,
$1.06 f.o.b. n1kcit.
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Torente. Jane23.-toet", export steers
stet frinn $445 to. 86.45, with bulls at
84.75tat65t
Lott eft eliefee alallfe3 butcher e.attle
sote !rum $5.50 fo 85.80, with Oohed'
steers, gaited om to SG. Good lands sold
from 85.15 ri 85.50; medium cattlr,,64.25
to 81.75; inclarm fatr grac's.fcil cat.
tic. $3.15 10 S4.211. , ellotea' cows Geld
trem St to 85; leomtnon cows, $2.50 te
$3.50.
S".ocken; of about 800 pounds were
quoted tower, at $3,50 to St. Goirel
!O&M tire worth Sii.53, to 81.Z. Waite
bit milkers was quiet but rattly steady.
Calvee were (tetteed at 30 to 5e per
Kura,.
Ewes klvere Voted tit $4.25 to e1.60
13cr elm., and tpclo arid culla at $1,50
to St. SpringAlatnlat were lower at
$3.50 to M.
There wasDO elating° hi hOg peces,
attees ting quote at $0.11. trist
0-t‘
This years etnigration 1-rom Ireland, to
the United Stites will, it b gatd, be Rio
lowest hi many years, and hardly •reaeh
half thit of last year.
The Sicretary of Dundalk Harbor
'Rolm!, Mr., Parrett, has been granted all
increase of salary of 8125, bring'ng his
totatsalery up to 81315.
Mr. Fitzpatrick, for 18 pears wirter
of Trim linion. has Veen granted an
increase of salary ot $35 per year, mak,
ing the total salary 81.35 per year.
Mr. -Joseph Devlin, M. P. ,has given
a handsonte contribution to the" John
Carton memeritil fund, pr. netted by tee
Aticient Order of flibernian. Belfast.
Janes Doherty, tri wetll-to-io farmer,
agel, 47, living at Glebe, hear CaStlei.
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•-initateati%Tortivesevotele-placete
firierfleld, County Galway, 46head of
cattle, 6 hors, 84 sheep and' a large
number of Iambs were driaien nearly
20 miles, .
The oontract for the manufacture of
clothing for the Royal Irish Coestabue
terve uumbertng about 11,000 men, has
been given to the Athletic wotnea
mills.
A verdict of accidental drowteng was
returned at aninquest at Whitotowne
Goal island, on the body of Miss bitch°Neon, hadr Ni,116 killIld in it
lake near her home.
At a recent meeting of the Longford
Beane% of the U. I. L. inembers refused
to accept an apology from Michael Ross,,
butcher, for supplying meat of it boy-
cotted woman.
In. thetquaintly named County Dublin
ying-ground--"Biletri-Aereei-at Kil-
mainham, the most ancient legible tomb -
skate istto• "Corporal William-Probyewho---
died 2811* July; 1700."
nettepeed Mantra -tin -lercelt;ati Tig s91110
'difficulty in finding a man will ng to
aceeett • a position as wardinan in the
un:on et a salary of 8100 per year wale
tenons and aeartments.
Mr. J. J. Clarke, Killemarrig, has been
apponted clerk of works to superintend
Rio erection of the new scheme ;of !abbr.
ers' cotialps and the new Carnegie lib-
rary at Greysktnes. '
With a v ew to premating thetealeofe
Irishernaeaufe-,ctiettes in Alhione, a eepu-
tenon has been eppoireted by the local
branch of the United Irish League to
center with the traders.
At Killenure, Shillelagh, a farmer
named Michael Kirwan was seriously in-
jured by falling from a chair on which
he was standing, when jagged piece
o: wood penetrated his stomach.
The freedom of Belfast was recently
conferred upon the Earl f Shaftesbury.
Mr. Henry Harrison, proprietor of the
Commercial Hotel. Portmadoc„ was
drowned in the Portrnadoc estuary.
At Bain, Judge Owen awarded Mrs.
Mitchell. of Bridgewater $975e Her hus-
band; a barman, was murdered by a
Ruesian seaman, whom he ejected from
a hotel at the request of. the manager.
The locaLGoveniunettelleard hassane.
tiened a suppli mental loan of $37 500 to.
ward" tht eempletkin of RioP.atadawn
and Benbridge water works, which are
Icing em,-.0(41.attitetetal onst of Vat ,770.,
The lawieenness in the west of fret -and
centinueet notwithstanding the astir.
tes given by Ministers and their Nit -
alit allies that the state of the
«uflty is eminently peaceable end sans.
fade .
ARE DYIN,G LIKE MIES.
Cliartese Province of Hainan DevaistatcA
by Pfainte.
A devateh from Hong Kong mys:
A m'sManary arrived from the Province
of Jhelum stabs that people °\are dying
of plague Eke flies. Ino scourgA amt.
Mg in Hong Kong. ••
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Daughter of the Lieutenaut-Gove nor of
New,Brunswielir Marries 0041lb:in. ,
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dezpaleh from Si. John, N. B., says': Rio news, and the Lieutenant.Gf.v:awnor
%MS g disturhat. Tiv) mon in Ma
• came Man ,14.:4:11nrall about a year
o n, Prot had beet eniptayiA. by Gav.
n 41 lawlare u lgten days ago. lic
1-11 ticn,' and Ctt1,1 Lail* cZaitonion was
,ngage 1. Mrs Tw,cire trod beenettat.
tie feeede in St. etteptitti. Altfttetten
deully had feletweit hir io teat Vette,
61Qt 4i1wi.on is; toy trafy w re tit
4-,sezpic;n11:,' far M3n1rJ41
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tsnmnl W):P3r4
nava 0 rin ,,w;111 st4Alt.
4ti
Hon. L. -I. Tv,wdie„ Leutcmant.tiover.
,nor of New Ilremewlek, ,and Mrs.
Twecdte, who were hi the -city on Wed.
neAay -to .aitend tho tveddtroct of the
dauglita. of Han. F. E. Ratke,r, Calet
justim of the ''t*roviiate, met AF.f.ba. a (Vs.
agreeable Corr tiwy Tett
the &cab, when -the Lieuiewntillov,
ernOr tabrtred by tebphlii, that Ws
daughtil, •Vsz Malty It-Tvoilto:,' tcal
inado a runaway notou 4st.
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