HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1880-10-14, Page 1Vol. VIII.
Exeter, Qnt/rio, Thursday;j4 October •, 1880.
o a t: >ti hatitt,
the prisoner who .its Angast last, et- I TERRIBLEIt.AILWAY DISASTER.
Nob
FALL ASSIZES._
I>ROFlinTi• MIST, •
tea EX.OELT.1EN1'
{ 1a a i r +un hundred aeras on th.' Loudon
1oe4,5:. .,u. 's :ion of Stephen, )leen the v°autg(.
• >l']';c•' Ap•i,ly to A1ll.li,V. t4Lr 1OT. slut ci-
te; 1:..a er, August 10 1t,7i).
i,7J11 SAIi14; OR 110 EXC11ANGI•.
fur other 11l'eltr>'tY tWO 11e111:.13e 1111,11 tem rote
.i.1 the. town ..f al•••itAn.t. A.'_It)1y to 3, D. Ellie,
1 )j 1,n 4. urs Dai i!a Mensal',
OITSE & iAOI' IN EXEIttell 1'()R
S.ti•1 Ctt'.At' FO lt (IIANu. ruts value -
01,1 vr',pert; it nitro sal n 1 'N alai'. •,tl -n1. 'Ito
te- tin stor! and a 1131f brio::: a n3 toiolu: st•v-
3111'u011>s, to closet stud a. 1a-ue t•. h,'.I. 13'03 hlll•tilelr
r.art(culer., apply to &Lake,'Exeter.
A '\ t.RY LmFIT CRI,11I:aAe CALENDER—TEE
lUt>•'ULT IN our vARI('US CASES B0L1'O1U
7113 cOt7.1IT, UP TO THURSDAY NOON -
71;E R3)N. ma. JUSTICE -vomiter/ Pttj•'SID •
INIGI. `w _
1.101l, ti%.LE.---A. NEW leleA.1lb,
4>wain 1:wttlt 0130 -thin" ()fan sure of land
dlltuat,'tl on 1'(•lson St.00t Exeter. `Ilio
, .,>uao!n•<s tuo)lln •a its?,tlalr31 nat11 d Ill yin tai're.3 ell
/3011 111,1,410d. '4.'11 i.l a t;:>31d 031.!1 of Ivut.r
:Ilea ca 11 est•elass woodshed. en Ulu) pt1.-u:sus. :ap•
.illy' at the 'Alias curse.
UCI'T'LON SALE OF FARM ANL)
a ST()('IC.-','bore will he offered/or sale, by
11a!>ila 3I.UItiril, on the promises, on Sat1:r11,Ly,
°inns tr.l is' 1, a valublhle turns of 100 acres, tb •
1,rnpu tt el too late Philip Under, being lot 10,
sinter 41.1>It1.11'j', (logien 111hc, May. Lbere etre
'SJ 'ewes Pit 03'011 111111 ill a r130Q State oY rulti.I1-
•iou; targe good wells, good,lle(Illing hcuee, good
bank bat n au,l geed oreintr.l. !are wll1 also bo
'EL ljl1:11lGLty SA hay sold by ties too x11.1 a largo
lulu of seasoned lumoor and 13 101 Fi nine. Sale
at le o'clock a, 311. All persons 0a3:0g 'curio's
a3 140'( the ,,tate aro retpt041.11e1. to pros 31)0 3.110111
to tela tu,k•r iyne1 ou or before day of sale.
11.1,111.:31. 1;;CKA3:1)7: \ViLLi.(Ia_S, ElecuJtera.
Ilay, Alh tu1.1.6, 1..•wa 1
1.4iYt)ItTA\'1. NOTICES,.
Tr.e1ES UK] . COUNTY AUCTION.-
..1'Y
UCTION•-
^T peer. Sales p •00)111.1;; attended te. Days of
ales arranged at tuns 31.11310,
161 ONE\'TO WAIT 'ON REAL ES -
tato for the Huron & Erie Loan Savings
;:ooietr•. Low rates el: iutOteei. Apply to Joon
:opackoou.1, Exeter.
.A UNEY TO LOAN AT 7 AND 7a
per cent aceort•<:np to terms, Special ate
vantages to t11G60 burrowing for 'lour years and.
upwards. d.nply to
13. V.ELLIOT,
October 10, '80, Solicitor, (Exeter,
•
, ONEY TO LOAN OWN FIRST-
-L. Class Mortgages on Iroa1 Estate or for
L u0 purposes, for the Dominion having,: &
Inv(st:nent 0oaiety, of London, Oat, for auy
rumour of years from ono to two uoy. Apply to
0111:3. SENIOR, Photographer, Exeter.
XT J. CLARK, Agent for the Us-
...ea,
s1.a, • borne and llibbert Mutual Fire Insurance
^ Conip.any, ,Residence C1aretiuox. Orders bt
na rlromptly attended to.
1-1 S. ULUL0B:001./r,,'Pit 0VINO IA'A
,.anti Surveyer, dc., will •l:e at tete
:.t yal Hotel, ttxoter,0u Yee•111st1`nesdaay bleach
-month. Orders for work left with Air. eo111t
"cpackvaauwillrecuiveprolnl>t attention
rp w.
'rnxidern3?st and N3terlai3st. 'hearts ('alk Birds
'Stuffed and Preserved •13h Fes most approved
style. In stock also a Merge variety of Pictures,
•:ant, Pictures framed ill the .lost and cheapest
stvle, ILLtain Strout, Exeter.. S m
3 13E EX.ETEt. GREENHOUSE.
A.11 italds i•1 Window and Bedding Plants.
•}ranging Baskets and Vilbee ailed to
order. Cabbage. cauliflower. celery
•1.3!31 Tomato Plants in season. Job-
.bi.ng Gardening earetaiily attended to.
(;anadban and. American fruit and
001.03 .lnnutal. Trees. Orders subsites
•:aralsatisfaction nuaranteed. WIl-01'UlRDOCH.
,Monday, Oot. 4t11, 1880.
The Assess for the oratory of Huron
petted to -day, before His Lerdstlip,
113•. Jnstiuo Cauterou. On the civil
docttoot there were eighteen oases en-
tered for trial ; one of breech of pro-
uder, three of sedootionettor of slander,
five of ejectment, and the balance ou
insurance policies, notes and accounts.
(3n the criminal docket there were three
crises ; one of rape, one of forgery and
one (>t Ioreeti .. Tire Crown is repre-
eented by :.11r. Colin McDougall, of St.
Thomas.
At tela opening of the Court the
county Bar ware tn•esellt in full force,
sand Mr. M. C. Cameron, Q. C , after
a few fappl'Ottl'late remarks O11 their
behalf, read an address to J.iie Lord-
ship, illr. Jetttioe Carnerou, 'eornpli-
taoutireg hinl ou his elevation to the
Benoit,
The following gentlemen were duly
ew,rvl on the grand jury;
John Tiaine, foreman, Nicholne Ano.'
tie, David Bear, Thomas Bell, Btobard
Gegen, (George Johnston, John Mar-
quis, William Messer, Lancelot Neth
ery, John Swallow, 5.'1'. >Vilkie, Pet-
rick Wood, James' Acheson, -John
131n tcbford, Alexander Forrest, 'Charles.
Harris, Alexar!rler Livingstone, Jhehn'
Manson, Solomon .itz'nreing, Samuel:
Smith, John Wyatt, Andrew Waddell,:
Andrew Young,
The following is the order -of the
uses s —
Dominion Loan and Investment So.
MeV IT. Tree— Action of ejectment.
Without jury. Consent the verdict for
plff., which wits accordingly done. Mr.
Ira Lewis for plff, ; and 11r. J. T, Gar -
row for Ma
Dominion, Loan said Investment So•
ciety 4:S. Pie ree--Ejecttnen a Without
jary. Consent 1. verjlot for plff. Mr.
Tr,i Lewis for plff ,stir. F. \V. Johzls-
• to_i for deft.
Jackson tis. Scotts--Tljeetment. With -
vet ;pry. Verdict for plff. by consent.
Catneron, Hutt at Cameron for phi, •
i)`IIa1^t arl1Son & Wade for deft.
Cameron et at vs. McEwen—Actiou
of bill of costo, Without jury. Ver-
dict for plff. by conseut for $500.
Cameron, Elolt & Cameron for plff; Mr.
Adana R. Oreilmau for debt.
Anglo-Oanadian Mortgage Co. vs.
Pierce—.Action for Ejectment. With-
out jury. Verdict for pill: by consent.
Cameron, Holt & Cameron for plff. ;
Iter, B. L. Doyle for deft.
Tuesday, Oct, 5th.
tempted to escape by jninping from
the toil of the jail wall., but who was
severely injured by the friar, and sub-
sequently e1Lptured. Ho was senteueed
to one year's iniprisonnlent iu the
Central Prison, with hat'd labor. Mr.
o In C ouge,or JCUwrl. F1pOner
•
21 PERSONS 'KILLED AND MANY 0101111; I)TING
—LIST 00' TAE DEAD,
The frightful collision wlliollooelll•red iTEE SULTAN ASSUMES .A. DEFIANT ATTITUDE.
Sandlty ]light at mid:tight, on the Pen- A dispaton to Reuter's, from Con -
O 1' M D it f C P nsylvaii a Railroad, is the city
coneisel, of Pittisburg, Penn., was more dis-
of represented by
Wednesday, Cat. Oth. estrous tbau •at first reported. Nine
Queen ve.IZichatdJ3eunett.-- people were killed outright; twelve
The
Q more have since died, makiug in all, up
Rape. in this case the principal wit- to 9 p. m,, twenty-oue deaths and eta
uesses for the Crown did not appear, many meta hurt, who, the phy'e,iciana
Vice -Admiral ;Seymour, previous to
his interview with the Admirals of the
fleets Monday, had received instruct
tions from London,
1a
1 UIIN H. HYNDMAN,
te:a
ACCOUNTANT, CONVEYANCER, REAL
ESTATE AND INSUitAN1^E AGENT.
Tierney to loan on mortgages, notes and other
securities. Rents and accounts collected on ma -
tenable terms. Iusnronoe effected fu ilrst.oless
Culnpe, ids at reasonable rates. 0.iice—at 1]r.
Iiyudluuu'e. Mein Street I1;xeter
A LUKE, AU JT10NEElt. FOR
C$ . T3 1+1 COUNTY 01' HURON,
A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY
..L:1_ just received for investment on mortgages
::it s> per cent.
VeE tDS,WILLS, ETC., DRAWN
zee reasonable terms,
IT L. ABBOTT L. D.S.,M.1t.C.D.S
t uraeurtte o fRoyalOollege of
DENTAL SURGEONS.
omoer O'Neilbank, and opposite Barnwell
Pick; et.
-r MOVED H K.INS11'IAN, DJ N-
lllas renleyetl ,'t 3f'I
to leausou's
Block, threw
doors north
of curling's
3te(e. 011100
upstairs
$207,QQ() TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
..At 7 Per Cent.
Apply to
ll W.R Lsta
yr.
RIGG IIOUS.fi, LONDON, ONT.
s. (*WOO, Prtoiui 11TOR. (Lata of the
;American.) 'NEW II(1US111, NEW FURNITURE.
'GOOD SAAtilfielit',/OlYfS. Corner of )ork and
1110h113outl titleeto.
Walper vs. Pollock.—This was an
notion for seduotion brought by one
\Valper, formerly of the Township of
Ilay but now resitting in Michigan,
against \Ven. 1'ollook, a fifbprman at
Bayfield,for t.be seduction of his, daugh-
ter Wale two years since. The defeud
alit was not present in court, and the
ease was referred to the j ury after hear.
ing the testimony of Miss Walper.
Verdict for 1100 for tag. Cameron,
Holt & Cameron for plff. Carrow &
Proudfoot for deft,
Fisher va. Graham.—An action for
breath of promise of marriage, brought
by Rebecca Fisher,of Colborne, against
William .1. Graham,'of the same town
ship. It was alleged that defendant.
had engaged plaintiff to work for hint
and lead seduced her, and had also
protnised to marry her. Previous pro-
ceedings had been takou against de-
fendant for seduction, Int the matter
bad been settled by Graham paying
llaintiff's father $200 The present
suit was brought by plff. to recover
damages from deft. for breach of prorn
hie of marriage. Vet'(liot for plt.T. for
$200. Mr, B. L. Doyle for ,plff.; Gar -
row & Prnudfoot for deft;
Holmes vs. Holmes:—Actio]] on note
and mousy lent Verdict for $500,
subject to award of Isaac Fancie Toms,
Esq. Jt'Mr. C. Seager.. for pltf.; Malcom -
son & Wade for deft.
Smeltzer vs. Aetona--This was an
action for trespass on land in the east-
ern division of Ashfield, where both
portio i resided, Non -suit. Mr. War -
rem Rook and 0. Seeger for plff.;
avi-
so y Johnston.1 for deft. y U
The Queen vs. Johnston.••-'-Forgery,
FIRE INSUIiAXOE COMP!, OF LON7IO;J, Pasotler was Icharged with;the forging;
aC the name of Hugh McBurnie, of Wa•
wanoeb, to a note for $85.50. 'When
arreipnwcl prisoner ,pleaded guilty to
uttering the note knowing it to be forx-
edl bat slot Qailty of forgery. This is
and prisoner eritereu iuto his owu ]:e- say, oauant recover. Besides these, a
coguizauou to appear at next assizes large number are slightly injured. The
in the sum. of $2,000. first section of the accommodation
Drew vs, Drew.— Action for slander.. going east left tl.l8Union Depot, having
Verdict for plaintiff by consent for a large crowd of passeugers, wild had
$200. Mr. B. V. Elliott for .plff,; 11Ir, been to the city to part•icivate in the
Warren Rook, Q. G-, for deft. closing exercises of the Exposition and
Baird vs. Howicic 1Iutual Insurance witness the Demure -tie demonat.retion.
Ca.--Aotiou on iueurat:oe pulley. This Tooblack platfortn was so crowded that
was brought agaiust the Co. by Wm. the hea(ilight on the sewed section fol -
Baird, a farrier it' Turuber•ry, to re- lowing could not be seen. The first
cover insurance on property destroyed section stopped at the regular station,
by -fire. The defence couteuded that a Twenty-eiguth street, where it was de -
fraudulent representation lead been layed by auother train on the next
made its the application for insurance, block. The second section came along
so far as-incutnbranoeo were concerned. at a high rate of speed, but owing to
Verdiet for pad% for $612.02. Cam- the crowds on the back platform of the
eron, Holt & Caatnerou for plff.; Ma'.- first section the signal lights were hid-
eomsou & Wade for (loft. den from V1JW, and consequently the
The Queen vs. Ellen Weston.—The engineer of the second se.+tion. did ,not
prisoner was charged with larceny. see the train ahead until so near the
The property allegeu3 to be stolen was rt train could not be checked in time to
buffelo robe. It appears that the take avoid se collisiou. The engine went
lug of the robe wee more of a practical crashing into the rear coach of the
EST'A33Li5HED IN 1781.
Agency est0blisil1(1 i11 (allada in1804. Unlimi-
fext liability of all the Stockholders, and largo
Reserve Feuds. -Moderato rates of premium,
J9f1ti ir, HINDMAN,
,our W TYIj7L, 11Auaal(or. regent ab tXetor,
j -dee than a theft. Geo. Petty and
Geo, \Vestou are rival butchers in the
village of Heneall. The prisoner is
the wife of butcher Weston, and was
subjected to auuuyaucc by ths boy of
Petty, and wishing to see Mr. Petty,
she took the robe ao that she could
complain to hien of the wrong aetiou
of the boy where that gentleman ca Ise
for the robe. The jury returned a
verdict of not guilty. Cameron. Holt
a& Cameron for prisoner ; Mr. Colic
1ticDougall for Crown.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
DULCIGNO SURRENLERFD.—TRIUIIPU OF
GLADSTONI3'S FLIM PJLICY.
A Constantinople dispatch allyl the
Sultan has ceased to oousult his diiuis-
ters on the further course of the Gov-
ernment iu relation to the cession of
Dnloiguo and' the action of the Powers.
The reason fur this is supposed to be
the differences of opiuiun prevailing i:]
the Clabinet, %Odell render unity im-
possible. It is bruited about, however,
in Constantinople, that the Salton has
concluded to surrender Duleigno, fear-
ing the consequences of further delay.
The official order was immediately
telegraphed to Dulciguo, when the
lkroutenegrius at once marched ie to
taste possession. The news of the
surrender is received in Loudon with
great delight by the frieuds of the ad.
Ministration, who regard It as a decid•
ed triumph of 1413•. Gladetone's recent
vigorous and oncornprcnlieing policy,
The result will lead to the breaking up
of the naval demonstration and the re-
turn of the vessels of war us Soon as
the necessary preliminaries are arrang-
ed.
first seottou packed with human beings.
Alnoltg these the engine buried itself
to the very car windows in summing,
suffering mon, women and children,
mangling all who were in its course.
The boiler head of the colliding en-
gine was burst off by the ebock and the
scalding water and bteam poured over
the occupants of the car as if bent on
completing; the horrible work. It is
impossible to describe the fearfal scone
that followed. The moans of the dying
and wounded and the shrieks of those
who had lost friends wore frightful:
Word was immediately telegraphed to
late llinvor's offiee for assistance, and
- twenty-five policeman with a full come
of physicians and wagons were des-
patched to the scene of the disaster,
where they were soon busily einployed
1l;lleviatiug the suffering of the victims.
The deaths are as follows :-=Edward
Prenter, Plttsbnr1, aged 27, scalded,
LETS ENGLAND OUT OF A BAD SCRAPE.
The liberals are all the mare pleased
at the T'orte's action from the fleet that
the half-hearted way in which Ger
matey and Frairee looked upon Eng•
land's proposals to force Torkey to
carry out the Berlin treaty left Eng -
laud almost alone to accept the res-
ponsibility for the positive war meas-
ures taken in the east, Russia being
the only power to whiot] Mr. Gtadstoue
could look for endorsement.
The Cunservaaivee pretend to believe
that the surrender is In some way
f A PIECED OF SUBTLE TRIU;fLBY
ou the part of tree Porte, but this
opinion is by no means a general Otte
At all event; the danger of war ie
staved off for the present, whaovtzr
other complication may arise in els
near future.
stautinople, stye :--The Sultan has de-
clared that he world rather abdicate
than yield to the wishes of the powers.
He has had a.protracted interview with
Hobart Pasha.
Dominion.
The sorghum factory at Belle River
13 running night and day.
Petrolia's rate of taxation this year
will be 2a cents on the dollar.
The total receipts at the Western
Fair were over $12,000,
Stewart's cheese factory at Etarrow-
emith was burned down on last Sun.
du Judge Wilson presides at the Simeoe
Assizes. The dooket is unimportant.
Iu Quebec, Thos. Greenier was
brutally beaten by eight roughs and
left fur dead.
The eteam barge Saxon went ashore
on Ship Island Shoal in a fog on Sat-
nrday night.
Mr. Homer, of the Dominion TeIe-
graph Company, was slightly injured
en the late Hoosao Tunnel accident.
The School Trustees of section No.
6, South Colchester, will buil(, a school
house, costing with the lot $1,700.
Rev. Dr. Cleary, parish priest of
Daegarvou County, Ireland, has been
apt:oiuted by the holy See, Bishop of
Kingston.
Mrs. Daly who tried to kill herself at
St. Catharines by cutting her throat,
has twice torn the wound open, but
is still alive.
The Tamworth and 'Quebeo Railway
is beiug surveyed. It has bonuses and
stook to the extent of five thousand
dollars per mile.
A shock of earthquake was felt at
Ottawa at an early hour on Saturday,
Oa Moudav Iest ripeiraspberries were
pulled on a farm iu South Fredericks-
burg. -
The match factory to be established
iu Ogdensb#irg by E. B. Eddy will give
employment to 8C0 hands.
Seven buredred more cartridges have
been found in the river at Quebec,near
died Monday morning ; Homer Kipple,' the spot where the Atalaya was sachet -
aged 20, East End, scalded; Mrs. Mar-
garet Jambs, Pitt sburg, aged 50, crush-
ed and 1 carded ; John J. Forley. Pitts-
burg, aged 48, scalded and burned
Nettie Forley, aged 16, soa'.ded ; Miss
Jessie Simeox, West lfnd, aged 16, in.
halation of steam ; Annie M. Shuster,
East End, aged 22,inhalation of steam;
Milton H. Edwards, aged 25, scalds
land inhalation ; Miss Sarah Taylor.
Pitt -slave, aged 22, inhalation ; James
O'Neil, California, Pa., aged 80, soa!ds;
Ohnrles Hotzel, East End, scalded;
Edward Butler, haggagamaster, crush-
ed and burned L K. Love,Ddgewood,
Pa., aged 17 years, crushed ; m. H
Love], broker of I. K. Love, ttge(1 19,
ed.
Steps are being taken for the forma-
tion of a beet, -root sugar factory at
Buckingham, about fourteen miles from
Ottawa.
A man named Wm. Inches was
found drowned in the river on Friday
morning near Algoma, Mich. His rel-
atives are bnpposed to live near Har -
wick, Ont.
Mrs. John 141oLnrg,nearAilsa Craig,
has taken two first prizes for butter at
the Provincial exhibition at Hamilton.
Same et Turouto.
Mr. Brody, from near Brampton,
lately deceased, has willed $1,000 to
the Methodist 'Missionary cause, and
emitted and frightfully mutilated; 1Jr.a. w$400 to the aged mission fund.
Elizabeth Boyd, of Pittsburg, aged hs, The Strathroy cnrporation is suffer-
iuhalation ; bliss Roealiud, aged 20, in-
halation ; David Ballenger, a railroad
employee, head out from the body ;
Samuel W. Elliott, condnotor, aged 24,
crushed ; James 1M1oMeehan, Dallas
station, aged 60, scalded ; Wm. Lenn-
barcit, East End,died from internal in-
juriestand inhalation ; Miss Emma
`r e e a
thin
t'ea
spon
first
On Friday eventng, as the Rey'. iter,
Barr and gra. 13 trr, were returihing to
Brantford,;, driving over the t000den
bridge cresing the canal at `IAttnt•t's
mill, the barge stayed on the end of
the boards,ttilting It up, npMettiug the
buggy, suck throwing the c0eupanty
over the incl o1 the bridge, almost iuto
the Oa11a1 below. Mr Barr had a rib.
brokeat tID(1 was blldly bruised, and
Mrs. Barr received some b td braless
Stu, it curooldleraille sleoek.
1
ing at law by t110 action for damages
taken by parties injured by defective
sidewalk.
Oa the 21st, 22nd and 23rd inst., a
grand go -as -you -please match for $150
will be given in the Guelph skating
riok. The match is for 30 hortrs, 10
hours each day.
": Fergus Atuatenr Dramatic Olub
oder Sir Walter Soott's celebrat-
y of Rob Roy in the drill shed,
s, on the evenings of Tuesday
7eclneaday, 19111 and 20th inst.
Berlin, ton Friday afternoon, a
of Mr. Henry Bairn, aged about
ear and a half, fell into a tub of
o;u(3 was drowned before being
ered.
Quebeo, the smuggling of a large
1 of velvet and silks from the
steamship Riversdale on Saturday was
discovered by the tide surveyor, who
seized them.
A pastoral was read in the Ottawa
Roman Uethoiio Ohurohed on Satnday,
forbidding parents to send their child-
ren to the Model School, on pain of
deprivation of the armaments.
Three Guelph boys got a bottle of
whiskey by Socha moans, and went to ar,
grove to enjoy its coutente, but. Hobert
Ilillyard, aged 12, drank himself to
death.
The two hundred sweet potatoes
broulzht over Inst year by W. i3rtt1, of
the Strathrey Age, and dist.ribnted
among his friends, Have all done well,,
proving that the detillione potatoe can.
tae grower to advautage in Ontario.
A
Peel
ega .• of the Atbauta: eat 8110 tit'eb,
'and ham succeeded at gaining them
over to his side. The 14lazara Iiights
are being Htrougly fortified.
NEED P'EC,UNIARY SUPPORT.
A. deep -loll from Caste; Nuovo, .Dal•
tntatila, says 1 --There are three Turkish
meu-of-war before Dnloigno. The
Moutenegran.bliriister of Foreign af-
fairs declared t edtniral Seygiear that
the powers ate r; 1Ce)tdy informed that
the Mouteuesfrrne regnire peonniary
olloprlrt in order to keep their p1esout
force under arms,
INSptoUOTiONC OF TRU. ADMIRALS.
Admiral 13sytnour summoned ell the
Admirals on Monday. and iotet'vion'ed
them, separately, and, it is be,ioved,
gave theta instructions.