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"ztv lev.
„eaters
espateh from : Owe S(und
.1"Eines totalling $1,150 wero
llected 00 Wednesday fzom three
tetmen and onc4111gTtore-keeper
e ult f camj.aign, by Chicf
iipcctir John stis men, 'Wit.
nald McQue.n.
h YA ''..
Atlantic Express, clue
North Bay at 8.5 on Thur4ay
night, was ilitche4 at Woman River,
wo liunlred inile west
tWo o'CloOkert-ThurgxJay- afternoon.
The-expresswas speeding.along at
-
A good rate u4den1
over the bunk
Ia bmth a, o
bank, -
?or;atisaultin
u*a man iin
tenee4 at
Atli& in jai
ho-astaul
uggart, was ii
**zit -VC*
Toronto fell
zagara River and
clothing catching
fty feet cloWn, the
ifanager MeEac
• rteous was
0.0# Bayto 'two
Matthow Oherrie,
eneral-Manager
sentenced to two
rts.W44114:pi,
ot .1
construction of the
way Sir tom Girouad cut hirn
oose from all traditins and en
ed izpou
- TilligtrNEW SYSTI
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lt that t
su,
atterr
;ices nomuzal.
No 2 American, yellow,.
The on track,. Toronto. Oa-
Uan low, 7 to 709 on track,
on _ ..
411 0. $40 °for Ontario
outsideha) 411,!t01),%;
ln, i Toro freights;
.
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Peculiar-114
'Near. SUdim
despatch from North,Bay
A peculiar accident occurred on
tho C. Toro t ury.
branch on Way ovcning at
..4.0mto _
,A1*.t4 ,$'441,4n
tit:bite-II, $9411, of Wanup„
at
A .clespirte ro
r rcporiron. orcst fa
0
slior
I4roctor of Mines. He ha reeent
,iy invcstigated the electric smeltin
process of the world and has founi
that sixty eleetric furnacos, hzv
been established during the
four year. Xi!, Sweden the c4mt o
meltin Is 112.40 a ort, hut
,his report Dr. Uaanel 'wilt sa
/Ts
barge, h
cash case..
0
- a
bi .
. s %salon revealed
ontributed ber of passengers injured, but rt
eosts were.* seriously, so far as vair be 'ascot
e taineti. . The cause of the aceiden
.r.
, ..
sent. Tra cr, was
10 iolayed ftom fie to ten. hours.
h -sma
left the, rai
tn theaira
v4taltank
ThsTas
By stdying he nativelaw
ubect 1u badlorMulate
f len. tenur
rvcd to the at edi-
TUX PitODUCE.
ns * 0 to $2.,25, and
-pieke .40 to er
•
mniieror Nicholas, concluded hs
vzstt, to Xing Edward on Thursday
nj-andoit board- titiFirtz;
per andert# he left
car utti-
Th
e st mizuster re
(ieed 04 'Wednesday,.for
Ii.$12at'an
beeauso Iie-pre It
rons w i e pastor o t a e ure
LYbieb they attended. Mr Davis,
*e'althS1 and was so impresseril
di the brevity and -pointedness
14 Sermons of Mr. *Williatits
het he determined to make him
dependent. The deed specifies tho
evity of Mr. Williams' discourses
is the consideration received for 1,
land, The sixty acres tomprise
no of the most fertile tracts of
in Montgomery' county.
•1gfltCaL1sfla - . - rn - ene
ewnersbip thetillersof the oi1, au
bad, in addition, provided* source
0 r0vanue for •the Protectorat
it.)% in the fulness of time Would
-enable-the Goverinnent:to top user
with .moot, it not all,, other Wallis-
or-tvattio
(liallyrpoeiv
*ark 44,00
i;he icj
tri!)ute 'to the
'tett
414ga
..00 on traek.
o a United States
Va per barrel; new Canadian,
Poultry Chickens, yearlings,
drdi t er ThJow1, 1)
1O; 1urkes, Z4 to IOC per Ib,
some
Ja1twa3r, sad ici 4z4 no t
ouid ver caund, Out to suceess
arts -work.. --f
proae
Irnma fullin...the:
nose and--00tting and 14.0
Ler e„ She wak
Jlospital,",tohor,
-eritical condition:
SLEEPWALKER KILLED.
t. John, Boy rzdls YrOnt
a Window. •
despatch front -St.
ays t • Victor Nieholson tr.
r -old 10; while kin .1
ni
lara Braithwaite,
yearz of age, the
a
Ocorge Braithwaite,he
at
isburg,. was found
freni a tree In the orchard near het
father's house early-, on Wedneadai
everong. The WO VAS -first no
ticed..by the Crew of a Grand Trunk
train *running . past- the apot. The
'is liomo, felr froni an'open Um; he clown, foun1 li
to 18e; in- .4o* in the third story to ,th
0
stinct. The case is thonghto be
ery, 23 ;to walk below and was instantly tnicide, sit/tough a ruatives 15
9 to two er # tng.
WilOttt Eggs -7 -Cas ,4 to 22c er Atuze t,o-g Y's night.
given t is Elder
.
9 -Zen.
-- not, be1fl in JAN U11. JO VISIT E
lie 10U0 PF1* One.g. ,ito *Cheese--4ge f r large. 11, garment parted' in 'her hands and and Portugal's Auto- AeceptsItojtatios•
fer"tivitt . the by :was dashed to. cleatb, From lolls Edward.
,
train lididAt j:12,+. it,'lzad been ha •
• noon, whereby' Mrs. H. IL Gran. Canton N, £1I tVVIAJ shirt as -ha- was falling; but the
tally minted, and Mrs. 1. fl. Grn- one of ths_irten-oorteor
ger,' aged aq.„: who rives -six milea
'"VrtiVilWal;
SS were. dtr ing
11;. tracks when Abe hrEe .became
uncontrollable and -2-ran Into an
eastbound- train. The mangled re..
mains of the horse were, earried.a
.bandmi yards and the train stop-
ped: Mrs. V..11. Granger, who VAS
childless, was quite dead,. but Mts.
El. IL Granger lived for a short,
time after the accident. The lat-
ter leaves thret . children and a
husband.
'been 'cornered bz.,:the ttos,..Ass
o 113-rve-105 an cus.
•
GMBIaL
Eighty tAmusan4 Mei have been
Ioeked outly employerkin Sweden.
The British steamer Maortrfoun.
dered on the. South 'Afriertzt mast.
A numberof t0WAA in the Spaw-
ish province of Catalonia have pro.
claimed it Fopublie.
The „British steamer Warat
en route from •
ma and witli a desire' to accors
ir treatnient to these emu:46.6'4
undertakings which desircd to de-
velop the' country on reasonable
lines. Hewas hopeful that, this
policy would meet, with,the'approval
of the home' authorities. 11 it' did,
lte felt sure they would see ocat
benefits from it. it was merely a
change from "
A 'COMMA/NAL STSTEAX
clear, 1334' to 14e &CITED TUE •CEis,ITtra
lotss; mess pork,•
ea h of., Alexander 31.. Scott at
'London Ont.
despatell from London says.
Mr. * Alex. M. Scott died here On
;short. ett4 V25:50 to 131!„6,
• ma -Light to maim% 1.534 to
WO; do., ,hcavy, 14 to 1434e; rolls*
12% to 130; shOulders, 12 to
backs, 18 to 19e, and breakfast
bacon, 1014 to 1.
Lard -Tierces, 143,e; tubs, islite;
Fails, Ise.
A
Xing Manuel' has aeeepted an invi-
tation from King* Edward to Visit
England in the early Autumn; Th
invitation was couched in most eor...
(hal tetras. Ne. 'menti)n of X104
Manuertt marriage was in it, but
the *Pinion is general that the sub.
ject will be discussed during the
Wednesday night, aged Ito reit% vAsit
and 2 months. Ito served under
,Papineau in ,1831' VAS OalifOt*
tia <luring, tho go'id rusk is ISM FIS1fERflEctLtT1oNs
'despatch' from, Chartelteto
says': A drownig aceident,
resulting in the loss of four kves,
ttrred here_ on Thursday. A
party'of eight left the city for a
pleasnri regart opposite Oltarlott(t.
* lobster boat to. prepare
cuic.../0-1m-1eld-nex
day. It was necessary to land* -1.
mints.* leaky craft. Seven of-
th itm -were *Orl'heatird,- alid- Wren
haif the distance. had 'been -tIaer'-
eoit
Sauk. 'vire drb-wile are: qilt
•rairts Gallant, 'Harry;-aillantt
Itarzkett and Daniel MeAu.
Ephraim Gallant leaves
:and one Son. The others
Werc _from 24.,..k,1_21 •
Alta.
at .1"a
Tuesday, A sort- of' •AugCoruier,
diggtng, a well., detected gas. Row.
aver he, continued' st work.' 11,*
liTert'zitOrtgitr-wazy over-
come in 'Cornier, senior,
lapsed. The lad immediately went.
_2(_,_,..neigititorts-...tor,___stssistztrzet_414
int4i- were promptly removed
trona the Well. Boohoo, although
down the • longett, thanks to *
trong tution, etovered
and sgr, but Cor-
The I3arccons. tOriOSpohtletai of
the London Telegraph says. th4
for,.1 rent li*:_t is test
y.et t are certain donhtx whc
titer t thoht'ion has reoive
death blow. Msrtial law Is stij
iu force. Tbe tivil guards AA
littx, ler:tett ith rifle. still, j.trol
the street*.The, *sti,t6 .
ing,,ief prisoners aft r I
it• les., -on -0, •
't hie "sThirnor'
timists shoutia not
loge, .hiood8tains
AA the Ted Oros* uenn
6 torrespentlentf in * de$P*t h
°Way, 'fietenbes ehildren
paing At revolntion, shooting at
each tiler 'with tos and ery.
ing Viva 'la Republica." XIe de.
dares it wturd take iroittreet
to de-
scnbe the' tietolation'"AOW .eprezd
ing* cloak over tote:loot.Itt
OuLtesii,
M. bJm8fl Johnson was rat.
lir Injured. ...
A ' derip Leh, from 'Lethbridge
sissys..L.Norman ..Lewitt .Johnson t .a,ged
Aqt.:41iSier--alt*sateader7-1.11,tii
'Porettpirte..Ifills,. met with a, irteit
reeuliar and fatalaccident on
Vediksitiqr.-"IfeWardiffertirr
,besicle a big boulder to tint/ it,
haif burying _hiriz;...and-foretng the
pack into his leg, front the ankle to
the knee. lie 'was there 4p. hours.
before the neighbors discovered and
re§gyed.-him, znc_tv
liftlit,tttreek--:.11eipititt, but toOn-
it ins, brother is ,a doctor in
Toronto. • ,
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'STOLEN 11114.#8 CI11001,411$6..
:Traders ItanklInfilgued Ap.
Pear in FrottfOnite.
despateh from
illt on th T
toren from *
:months ago,. are reported to be in
tireulation in • Nortlt Prop
The bills are", insultelently signed,
as they do not 'bear ,the nameof
the manager (4the bank at To-
ronto. I..teteetives'are 'w,,Ork *rd.
„
skinc. to trace t b11 a&
to he -original passers. Thy have
have
riptions of Men seeking to get
ridof :them *t.eountry stores and
onikfriI44ons.
POOttillti
would - -grow in N. e 45-7294-5faiiitOba bar------..........--.......-..*--,.....,, •
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to such an extent as wou!d allow of Iey, 00to 079., Enekwhea •116.14 GAN,S,1104triE GIRL *Wank
the protical exelusion .of all othe 799. ' Flour --Manitoba Spring
forms • of taxation. It had irever wheat patents, .firsts, $0.0; Mani,
berm the object of himself or of his toba Sp.rin,g wheat patents, sec.
predecessor, Sir Frederiek Lugaid„
tolskt1Un•440011448,-viltiob.Avre-400
• "tntr dut_Vottijik-the.tuTttive_
Governments, and to thCentrall
Orttn0r...Jay....the.,penples..avitose.
onds, 06.60; Winter wheat patents,
,41.; WAAL _strong,---trst r
--t5.60; Atraight, - rollers; 44.0to
-
$0.as; straight rollers in bags,
1;0" to ea. extras in Itags,,,--124
Charged -With Theft of !MOO 'Prom
,Lorat•liallyas.
...from
u
placedsay
.under rest
'1*ifiht* , ittekerts they tOt, them. 2.h0' Manitoba bran, t of $20162 from the Thou,
iletvetc bound to look Atter Ch s.shorts, ancLitail*sty_ Comp
trilby -regard the.rtzsave
overnort Achnimstratorar
dents, is trustees for the Ives
and his believedfhat.that ideal it
ben fitithfully-eurried--out. Thcri
as-sterstl
lwith-tlus natives; It theytternp
freog-makelt those people c4er
bridges' of *cantles in a few short
years we should lose, he would not
call it the loyalty, for that Vait nOt
which WAS Atopli&tbIO, 1/0;04
hut,tho ailettion wlich we
triernaolon
to govern th0
0Agreed upon I
y Prof. E. E. 1rince *nd Prof.
David Start Jordan, wilt not go
into. tifectAintil . They wilt
}epublishedSimultaneously in Do-
centber .next, so that a full year's
1.1.11.to i1r4e; eastern, flY to
total)crettuzery,
an t candled at.
ige. front the Axle . 'itt'twenty.
freight '.4*11011.,and ,another . fle_...ita
' .01, paid by a retail Liyingto
n of!flor-Pest_ew
Murphy she p1adednoi guilt -y:4
was altowed to o on 'Jail of 14,000,
G
despitteh ' from
Michigan, *aye: A cave in fri tbe
441utlit--level. of 4;404_41:the slurfts
the Eureka minis, 000 feet" ulnae
ground, caught zix men. on Wed
nesday afternoon. retti;Atere go
frn oiil, bndly hurt.' Two, .40bn
'Johnson ,ancZ Nte.k $teterltis„ *te
itfit
C i.eag'
o Aug. I0.. --Cash wheat
No. 2 red, $1.0g4"to $1.0.5,%;
red.. tee to $1.0234; No2-hard,
-to-$14.1-; No. 3 hard, 11.00 to
1.0414. Corn --:-No. 2, Oa to 67c;
4; et-W.114r
A.ug„,
o .101;
"O. 1 IStrott
1 *0.
A. Bran. In *00
kl.gur
eond ria
r •
*
fltthe
for Welt
ntireIy
r «elfproteti
the eity -are p-revo1,cr*
Althea*
it detkia
-ent is taking
rite '
arid th.0
eni ems
f the hea and if
ion Is* main
itiork it the Or
Laeing ir'trjn
rd tonehing
tiflK _int* 414144
kiai the 100
*64 the Itsin
4
,abont
Toroit#9,
Itt 16 -fire.
vrit
as
s were
to
41tkr...,
3,$11-11.40.141,f,
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