Exeter Advocate, 1908-08-27, Page 3 (2)'
Opened Fire on Them With a
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sound Ieg, inflicting a ileelt .wound, in.the
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'MO' tiMO•liise '
1,, .far„ ad eluded u rt ' ‘,.'' otia of bIt,od and• Oxertionti. 9 ••
. A,ke pt,ueiat Constable the' strezittoss4t.
r„ • . that.. s, Wits
ir "Unight and ..I)istriet COn-ICtiziipelled tOsXctnaitl :OP thehattle'-
ble'•Ws„.Malligari, got trace of the field# ,StiortlY iefterWaird Madigan
tali,Who was 'working insts field, tetarned wi,t1t essistabee and both
.,
.s...,g, Inlet, for assitmessiamest, wounded ntab1er :and ..prisoner
,
an ' Assyrian. As the' On- were Conetsyed to Bytng -Inlet),
approached the 'Italian he where the coastabissis confined to
•ithsans sat
sta 1
*
WLh
v r tug ,
$elgnzng to have been shot, fell into
*ozne hushes. The other censtable,
teeintt his companion fall and thiuk-
lastbnn ierioue1y wounded or kal-
e, turned and went to the Inlet
r assistance and & inedical man.
Meantime: as soon as the Italian
d emptied -the rifle, Kniglst rose
ran toward hira, and on the
Ztslian turning, he shot him in the
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tie
viho sbroktestitbsitsliderding-lidirse
at Key Harbor Junction and stole
about $80,. the other two having
been previously caught by Kaight
and landed in sail here, but from
which they escaped in a clever man-
ner and are still at large. Knight
deserves great praise for his cour-
age and good judgment. The coun-
try 'is being ” searched for the es-
caped twee
NEGRO USED THE KNIFE.
Vsj.tain of American Barge Stabbed
at Quebec.
A despatch from Quebec says :-
A stabbing affray took place in St.
ItOchs on Tuesday aight about 10.30,
in 'Which ea American canal boat
lovr, rcceveathouwdii
ts
-pietty-Who edema -I -ell -the deed
Ise
11 1 *1-2*
e that the two men had a dis-
With regard to the payment of
Jit The altercation became so
heated that the negro whipped out
it knife and plunged it into -111e body
Of the captain, inflicting a gash
four or °five irtches in length. The
unfortunate man was tettended by
De. ge, -*Vs srestorta-tlie-ini
dangerous, though he hardly
(madders it fatal. The Bigelow is in
port with a cargo of coal which it
being discharged here. .
(WAKE CALIFOINIA.
" Over a Hundred Chinaleys Thrown
. Down at Eureka. •
despateh from Eureka, Cal.,
goys: Three sharp earthquake
shocks. which knocked down more
•than a hundred chimneys, shattered
abroirforty glats-avholowersin
business portion of Eureka,
•roke muctiserockery in the hotnes-
s/Id sent- inny, people hurrying
from their beds into the streets, ,oc-
turred here early on Wednesday.
s The damage reported so far is es-
timated at between $2,000 and $3,-
000. The first and sharpest 'shock
came at 2.58 cm. It was almost
•at severe as the one felt here on
• April 18, 1900. At 3.06 another
slighter ,shock was experienced, fol.
lowed by a, third at 5.30 o'clock.
• The first shock caused practically
all the damage. Reports from the
azy ranch near Freshwater, six
Miles north, say that the earth-
quake left a big fissures half a mile
SIX BURNED TO DEATH.
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Terrible Reknit of the Race War it
Tennessee.
despatch from Knoxville,-
entt. says: On Rich Mountain,
severth miles east of jellied and
near the Anthras mining f,I,e ti o n , a
negro shanty, where a helpless ne-
' gress and her five children bad
• lived, was found burned to the
ground on Wednesday morning.
None of the inmates had escaped.
The burning is supposed to have
been the work of the white miners
and mountaineere, who objected to
the negroes remaining in that see-
ti(Hri For more than a week reelsl
feeling, hes been inflamed in !sever-
al of the mines in the Jellico dise
• trict. •
1
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'COTTON SPINNERS" WAGES.
Are to be Redueetl rive Per Cent.
ist Lancashire.
A despatch from Manchester,
England, says: The Lancashire
Federation of Cotton Spinners has
decided to reduce the wages of on-
ati'S„Skft-ssless. fstiacciateaszde-
Irn-e let- &beet* this-reauction thik
wilFbi lockedsoatiorsasurontIrs-Nu-
tice to- this effect -sal
given to. the operatives, 200,000 of
whoni would be iintnediately affect-
ed in the event of a refusal to, ac-
cept the demands of their employ-
ers. If the spinning opeitativea
should be locked out the weavers
would also be compelled to cease
work, which would greatly increase
test.
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TRAIN AND AUTO COLLIDED.
Mn and Wife KMed Near Mane-
' apolie.
A despatch from Minneapolis,
Minn., says: John Cluek, a weal-
thy Minneapolis brewer, and his
wife were killed on Wednesday at
Cottagewood, lake Minn. etmike, in
collition between their automo-
bile and a train on the Minneapolis.
& St. Louis Railway. Two other oes
ft- of -The automobile, Mrs.
Edward Lebaire of New York city
and her two-year-old daughter,
bah received injurieS which may
prove fatal.
RIG STRUCK BY TRAIN.
Tensyeaisold Boy Killed and Grand-
mother Injured.
*
A deapatch •from Pert Arthur,
Ont., says: At Stanley, twenty
miles from here, on Wednesday af-
ternoon a rig containing three per-
sons, crossing the railway
track, was "struck by a Canadian
Norther,n' work train. Edward
McLeur, aged ten, was killed, and
hir grandmother, Mrs. S. A. Mc-
Dowell, seriously , injured. Miss
MeLeur, the third member of the
party, escaped uninjured. The in-
jured woman was brotight here by
special train.
sItArVAGEP CHOLERA,
Working Its, Way Down Black gee
Aloag Caucasus Coast.
A despatth from at. Petersburg
says: The centre of virulence in the
cholera epidemie has been transfer-
red to Rostov -on -the -Don where 31.
new eases and 10 death; were re-
ported Aug. From the Province
of Astrakhan 61 new 'cases and 21
deaths were reported on the Berne
day. The cholera le now working
it e °way down the' Meek Sea along
the 'C ueasus coast.
ors Entonflie
,
Englatql,
A despattli from Wigan, England;
saya: The worst fears have been
realized in the expl teion which oc-
curred in the Maypole mine on
Tueiday. The entombed miners
number about seventy, and it is lea-
poisible that any of them' can have
. wartived. Efforts at rescue, how-
ever, contirtut unceasingly. Thirty
bodies were discovered OD Wednes-
00 in the working% but the fumes
front the burning coat prevented
the retening party from reaching
the others that undoubtedly ttre,
ing down in the mine. A few bodies
were brought to' the surfaco. but
all were so hlteketted and mutilated
Oat identification was ininctikible.
-it wilt be impossible to Make a
ugh examination of the work.
itd the has been subdued
4it ,
?4,4a&kka.'104.*;
gut,
and, the air putified. When the
'first irecric party descended on
Wednesday morning the sisatt that
niet their eyes was horrifying. Not
far from the bottom of the shaft
eighteen bodies were foetid, all
friOtfially mutilited, legs and arms
being blown off, and beads batter
ed almost beyond recognition.
The manageinent of the mitt° de-
Oares that between 60 end 70 Men
we ce under. ground at the time of
the explosion, and that there is
no tussle that aOssaie will be brought
cut alive., Tito 1,1611101 and ebildren,
however, who remained at the pit
head, all night refused to leave tin.
til the bodies of the demi are
brought to the surface," Nothing
else will tonvince them of the hope-
les?rie:A of waiting.
ON)
NEW
HAPPLYINGS FROM ALL OVER
° THE` GLOBE.
le Brie% From. Our 'Ow
t141! C.Ona ries, Of
•
llei
t" Xvt,
lQfldOfl 14.48:31,A*
Oas•StI11 F. On t.
:.trct at questions
tnAnt Ballesge'f. eus
was ‘wrocke:ti
0140t.
United States *1(04104014 rege.
latious, ' ° •
Financiers; are offering to*uPPort
the Banque de St. eclat's° of
Montreal...
---Vintnes2W-strdetif, tilet :Waits le -
pressed the opinion that the net-
ting of minnows is illegal.
aegftsr#4.
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-Legion of Honor.
The 'damage- done by forest fires
in Vancouver is estimated at near-
ly $5,000,000.
Fears are entertained that there
will be great distress among labor-
ing ela.sees during the coming win-
ter.
Prof. W. Muir Edwards, B.Sc.,
C.E.,, of McGill, bait SAS,s4os.
0..a,leeturer-at 10,Ver„,
,,,,-„•pren000t-
aiV reWe, ecietary,
has sent 11, message of sympa.thy.
with the 'Fernie fire sufferers to
tear' Grey.
The Hoa. Geo. P. Graham, at
Peterboro''declared that the Trent
thinal must bo pushed to comple-
tion. •
The National T-ranscontinental
ItailwassLIontitfessirmAtaatt.raseeivas
tinders' fer 'the eonstruEtiort tif-516
essof-rdad.
An English ineurance company
has refused to take any further
business in London's 'congested
business district because of this
inadequate water supply.
. Canada's imports show a decrease
.sA $39,915,809 for the first Jour
months of the. fiseal year. In the
same period the export of Manu-
s astss the extent of
•
$350,000.
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'ROM i'JU LEAHIN(.;
T ADE CENTRES.
Of t'atfle, GraPt,"Chekse tend
Otk1:30P 7404asd vr :114 40nt :14 oe: .011 a
heat
r new
"ba. 'Whia
A
red,'
Many Oo domed t Death By Russian
warts in Two Da
live at.
thlee a; Lt1z., �n ToestIV'therc
-WO*
ster „reeord.: 's .of
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9.pltpetntl
ri 'itleeliemde t» the Black Sea fleet, and
e ' former. 'sailor:1s at:
Lad been found, guilty a taking the
39c to 400 'le in an attempt to pillage an
,estate. The others were convicted
cf strain robberies and 'murders.
There were two executions ' on.
Tuesday at 'Wstreaw 7arTitlia
xt-1474 . rut:-
tionate values. tario,
- •
outs e; old, nominal, at 450 t� 480
oetaide-; Manitoba, No. a, Co to
46e; refeeti, 4.0-6e to 45e, lake
ports.
T.N• "
nye New,, 6e to 70e bid outside;
old, no stocks. 41
Corn—Nominel at 88c to 8834e
Toronto freights for No. 2 yellow,
and 86%c to 87e for kiln -dried.
Bran—Quoted at ON to $18 per
ton in bulk outside; in bags, $2
more.rts_420
She te $2 e 4
our—MiiiTtoba, first patents,
*0; seconds, $5.40; strong bikers',
$5.30; Ontario winter wheat pat-
eits, $3.30 to $3.35.
COUNTRY PRODUCTS.
Cheeses -Large, 13c to 13%c;
twins 13%c to 13Y2c.
Butler — Wholeeale • quotatiens
are :—
resale -4-rprints-,Thip-_--4:7-----Arrecte:26e
do ids fac to 240
Deify printeTschace
do oirdloary 210-to=c
Dairy tubs 21 t 0°
Inferior . .. 170 to 18c
Eggs --20c to 21c per dozen in
case lots.
,
A ,,Second 'n eee , • ti.!
was ,Inade Tatsmila
)121acitttktt::::tlf "1,7°9134k1.0 0. :Thr
ee
le emPtied their rtsts6 vers the!,
* but:failed to hit The
police shot tiftwit one a th4E:olitile,v' re•
tatioaliste, but tile othbr two es-
eaAPdde'sp114-6 front Tehe'rtlya tells of
an armed • collision between the in-
habitants of two neighbokirin:
id vil-
Inges
lanjad", inrwslitirc 44,--734,--13V110e7
pound lard, 8,Yee to 934e; jure lard,
12%e to 13e; kettle rendered, 130
to 13%9 hams, 1234e to 14e, accord-
ing to size; breakfast bacon, 14c to
15c; Windsor bacon, 15c to 160;
fresh killed abattoir dressed hogs,
*1T0h;ehibvueheer6.17o5cationla7;• ketsisArall*
•.%
finest creatuer*-"*Iiti --cpiated'at
s ,
a jebbing way.
Prices of eggs are firzn ander a
good demand. Selected stook 23e;
No. 1, 20e, and No. 2, 160 per doz-
en. "
Western, cheese were quoted at
1234e to 12Xte, and eisterns at 1234c
to 144c. Receipts to -day were 7,-
037 boxes, as against 17,517 on the
corresponding date last year.
`•
Children Lost Their -Liires at Col-
, fax, aW 1---Jhrolgton. ,
A despatch front Colfax, Wash.,
says: Six children are dead and tsvo
others ,are burn.ed so seriousI4 that
"DEAD" WOMAN REVIVED.
Resuscitated Atter Her Life Had
Apparently Fled.
A desPateb from New Britain,
Conn., says: After having been pro-
nounced dead by the medical ex- „
sEekaoTekesitko=14blesiWossateassesse
on for -the removal of her
body given, Mrs. Eva .Washkiewiss
ki. of this city was later revived by
another physician and is now ex-
pseted to recover. Mrs, Washkiee
wiski, who is 48 years old, drank
large quantity of the acid, and then
summoned her friends and board-
ers in the house saying that she
wished to say good-bye to them, as
she was going on a long journey.
...eitstascolicksitsta
$
oon became uneoniiious. The po-
jeer •were oetifted, " --
them Medical raLininer_ #
Wright went t� the house 11r
•
i,Vright, it is alleged, pronounced
the woman dead and gave permits -
skirt for the removals of- the body.
Soon after his departure, it is said,
Poultry — Spring chickens live recovery is doubtful at the . W.
another phycieian revived and ree
weight, 13e to gm ; fowl, 100 da lie- Schultz ranck between Colfax and
ducks,' 10e to 12c; dressed, 2e high! Belrouse, resulting from a fire that
stored her to consciousness.
er. destroyed their home on Wednete
per da ht. Four of the dead were TWO MEN MET DEATH.
rt
pound. children o rst o -Ileadssand-Never--Re--
Beans—Primes, $2 to $2.10; hand- were children of W. W. Fox,
picked, $2,10 to $2.20, brother-in-law. The WWI were away gained Conselousnese.
Potatoes -600 to -we per bushel harvesting, and the mothers were A despatch from Renfrew, Ont.,
in farmers' waggons. attending a theatrical performance. says: While engaged in loading
The two eldest Schultz girls at- telephone pofes on e flat coo at
PnovInows. tempted to reseue the children, but. Caldwell's station, on Thursday,
lost the way to the door, and were jos. Sutherland, of that place met
Pork—s,Short ,ent, 443-60 POI' bar- forced to drop the babies to make death tamest 'instantly firsfaThng
-
el; rtLestefllrele9s•tontetubs
t-; ,c; tgehrear:isa_mownteamtdryei The cause of the backward off the top of the car and
pails12%e
,ked and DrSalted Meats—
ys striking on the back of hi'shead.
S .
sr,He died in about an hour after the
moy ,
fall, before medical attendance
1.4011g cleat -bacon, to ANOTIIER CANOE VICTIMf s
tons and cases; hams, mediem snit
*P.M*
GREAT BRITAIN.
Miesionaries and workers from all
parts of the world will take part in
a great missionary conference to
be held in Edinburgh in 1910.
T.. Wi Burgess was compelled by
ail' adverse tide. to give, up his at-
tempt to swim the English Chan-
nel when within a wile of hit goal.
- UNITED STATES.
Experiment-Ts—lire being made at
Pittsburg with an ozone water
purifier.
Twenty-five negroes were lynched
ja the United States in the last
sixty days.
Picnickers near Camden, N,J.,
found thee hi:Ay of a Man of 35 in a
_bunk in a. ravine.
Two rival merchants at "Robin-
eonville, Miss., fought a duel with
pistols. Both will die. . •
Rev. James D. Phelps, Treasur..
er of Syracuse University, commit-
ted suicide at Utica, N. Y.
Eighty per amt. of the •. coal
mines along the Monongahela are
idle, on account of the low water in
the river.
Chicago customs officials have
seized tapestries, paintinge and sta-
tuary valued at $80,000 as being
falsely entered.
The 'United States has given Bol -
land a free hand to act Meting
`Vretiezuela so long as sob military
occupation of territory takes place.
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GENERAL.,
Japanese spies have been arrest-,
ed on Peter the Great Bay, south
ef Vladivostok.
The Turkish Grand Vizer has
promised to withdraw Turkish
troops from Persian territory'. '
Holland does not want the aid of
any °t -he; nations in her demon-
stration against Venezuela.
Leaders of the Young Turks will
meet in Geneva shortly to consider
the question of deposing the Sul-
tan.
It is hinted at Berlin that King
Edward's Nisit to the Kaiser may
result in, an Angl Gcrnian under-
Etzsisditig:
'The nest Turkish binet has
Suffered's serious loss through t e
:death of Itedieb ,Pasha, the War
,Minister.
Oottitt;Zeppetin. the..
ventor, it`prenaring lto build three
giant balloon halls, besides factori-
es and Ostlers for workinem.' '
Abdul Atli, the' Sultan a Mo.
roico, won a commletevititort over
his ltrother, Mulai
300 of the Iatter'S Mien and wound.
ing 500.
W. C. SUIT APPOINTED.
New General Manager for take
Superior Corporatiou.
A' despateh • from. Sault Ste.
iittrie, says: W. C. SrAuf of Charlcstown, bas been appoint.
tioneral Manager of the Lake
Superior Cor9porat19n, lieis ex.
Ikf'ctCd to arrive tbie Week to take,
c mike of the allied 'industries
the toinTany. Sant was 'formerly
'General, Manspor of the Xartawhit,
v3t West.Vir rat" Railway.
$4;
1,
4•1115110.14.
light, 14%� to 15c; hams, large, Mise Margaret Copland, of Mont -
12%c to 13c; backs, 17%e to 180; real, Drowned.
A despatch from Montreal says:
Miss Maragaret*Copeland, of this
city, was drowned on Wednesday
in Lake St. Joseph, near St,
Adolphe , de Howard,s,,, while out
boating. She was paddhng with her
brother when a guat of wind upset
their canoe about 30 feet from the
shore. Young Coplend immediate-
ly dived after his sister, and made
agallatit•atterapt,to rescue her, ,but
when close to shore be clung so
tightlylo him that.both went down
and he lost his hold. Even then
the lad dived several times, but
failed to find his sister, and finally
became exhausted, and when he
reached the -shore was picked up
itnconscious. Miss Copland's body
was later reeavered. She was a
teacher in Prince Albert School.
shouldere, 100 to tic; rolls, 1034c
to 11c; breakfast 'bacon, 15c t..9
161,4c; green ineats, out of pickle,
le less than smoked.
•Iimar441•••
UNITED STATES MARKETS.
Minneapolis, Aug. 25.—Wheat --
September, $1.01% to $1.01%; De-
cember, Sp; No. 1 hard, $1.24;
No. i Nort ern, $1.24; No. 2 North-
ern, $1.20 to $1.21; No. 3 North-
ern, $1.13 to $1.14. Flour — First
patents, $6.15 to $6.25; second pat-
ents; $6 to $6.15; first clears, $4.-
35 to -$4.45; second clears, $3.50 to
$7.60. Bran—In bulk, $19,50 to
$20.
Buffalo, Aug. 25—Whest—Winter
higher.; No.'42 riid 98,140; No. 3 ex=
tra red, 97e; No. 2 white, 1:49e No.
2 mixed,8e. ' Corn—Higher; No
3 yellow, 84e; No; 4 yellow, 83c;
.No. 3 corns 81 to 82e; No. 4 corn,
to__80c 7. No. 3 white,_ 3e. (Mt—
Higher; No. 2 white, bi% to 51%e;
No. 3 white, 50.34 to 50e; No. 4
white, 49% to 40%c, Rye—No. 2,
track, 81e. -
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CATTLE MARKET.
Torcinto, Aug 25.—In export cat-
tle sales were recorded in two in-
stances on a basis of $11.40 per cwt.
Light export cattle brought $4.50
to $5 per cwt.There is a fair de-
mand for butchers' cattle at firm
prices. The highest 'figure given
out was $4.90 "paid for sotne pretty
fair cattle. Buyers maintain that
tt5 would be paid for selea stoat.
Prices of good 'COWS 'were up 20 to
44e per cwt. Select butchers' cat.
tie,' $4.80'to $5.10; good bade, .$4.-
40 to $4,75; wealth *3.60 to $4.25;
mon, , $2.50 Or $4.50; 'best cows,
70 to $4.4,Q; common cows), 2..e
to VW; halite
per e*L. ealveswere,
uoted at 3 to ec pe pound.' ' f
r,
MONTREAL gARKETs.
Montreal, Aug. 25. -S -Oats are in
quiet demand. Manitoba, No. 2
white, 48e; No, 2, 47e, and reject-
ed. 45e per bushel, ex -store. •
Flour was fairs Choice Spring
wheat patents, $0 to, $6.101 sec
-
ends, $5.50; winter wheat patents,
$61 straight rr,ilere $4.30 to *4,60;
dc,., in bags, $1,96 to $2,10; extras,
*1.05 to $1.75.
Manitoba bran, t22 to $23.4, short
$(.'..t; Ontario bran, $21 to $22
middlings, $21 to $25; borts, *20
per ton, including, bagss pure grain
$110 to t32, and milled
made', $23 to,$24 pet ton.
rrovisionS—tarrtl*,, short tut
$11.50; ha1fbatel, $11,50;
ar fat back', $23; thy -salt ion
etear.backs, Ile; barrels plate lice
$117.04 hulf-'harrelt 44).1 IK Cosa-,
• ,g60.
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BEYOND CONTROL.
or-Vst Ifirts—Mth11115 Dtk Great
Damage in British Coltimbia.
A despateh from Cranbrook, B.
C., says a bush fire near Kimberley
is _beyond control, and is running
north towards. Skookunchuck Ceee
Sullivan and Iiiitsber16i are, safe
There is a bad forest fire one utile
east of Moyle. Another Are is
burning at Wan. No rain for over
a month heis made everything tio
dry that firghting is very di&
cult.
could arrives—He was 45 years of
age, and unmarried;
Chas. MeGhean, a prominent far-
mer of Bromley, and a member of
the Township Cowneil, died on Wed-
nesday from injuries received by s
fatal fall. He was working in Ids
barn and W048 13-tanding in the UMW
when lie was struck by the hayfork,
knocking him from where he was
standing, and falling on the barn
floor on his head. He was about
tiO years of etre. and leaves a family
ot young children. His wife died
about two months ago.
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PRELIMINARIES.
The farmer had the toothache,
and to save a trip to town and a
dentist's fee he asked his -man stake
tii pull out the aching tooth. Jake
led him to the barn, seated him on
a bench, and took from the harness -
room a pair of very large, rusty
pincers- •
"Here goes," he said, and brae--
ing himself, extracted a huge tooth.
The_ fin:riser dapped his hand tx,
•his jaw and pointed reproachfully
W the large, white tooth in the pin-
cers. "Why, Jake," he moaned,
"that's the -wrong one."
"I know," said Jake, bracing
himself again: "but now I can get
at the other handior."
goremoinwe 411,16.****.mierom
He --"Do you believe all this
about man being descended from a
monkey 1" She -- "You surely,
haven't the face to deny itl"
REHM
OSPERITY,
Depokts By Publip itt Canada Show an bus
AAA. ,
Gro Amue
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A ti Leh from ' Ottawa sa$7s:
The bank"statenientfifor July was
issued on Thursday night. The
ehinges from lad month are signi.
ficant. They indkate that the peo-
ple of Canada have the looney, but
are, adopting * Conservative poliey.
The !statement is of a distinctl
hopeful character.
On the liability eid e of the ac-
ceunt the notes' in circulation show
' decrease of $1,450,100. The bat-
te due to the nonunion Gmern-
ent has been reduced by 55,100,-
000, while the belittlers due to pre
vintial Governnients hat increasei
by $1,16000:
1)ep9site by the public, 1$*yable:
eti demand., in ('anada, have in.
eatited by $3;513,000, and payable
$3,179A)0. This is re.
gardetl as dear evidente that tho
Cansdisn r* not, rklute
*•pA,
,
,
tit sPectiAs.tive ventures.
pifs ta elsewhere than ,in Can*
ada elthw the astodishing increese
in the month of #9s050,000.
The total liabtlities for July are
$756,328,319, an increase of $9,581
099.
Turning ,to the 'assets of the
banks, the specie in hand ehowe an
nerease of $760,00. and Domin-
ion notes of $3,250,000. • •
The balance due from other banks
r ,ageneica in the 'United States
0 increased by $1,121/000: and
m batiks itt foreign,eountries 111
,082 i
,000. Call and short lovit. n
Fula; have, deeretteed by
000,, and elsewhere than in Canada
have increased by $2,150000.
eiserent leart$ in Canada 'show a
eduction of $0,102,000 'The total
*sets amounted to $934.411
eornpareJ with $096,017.00.
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