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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-3-26, Page 1Vol. XII., No. 28 "RENS/ TO TKE LINE, LET TEE °}U8 FALL WEIERK THEY MAY." EXtiT11, ONT. THURSDAY MORNING, MARGE 26, 1885, Canned. Goods, Fresh Groceries, Fresh liaddies, Fresh Cran- berries, Fresh Oysters, Oranges and Lemons, (-O TO G. I-TYNDINTAN'S' ZAINISON'8 DLO° K Abe Agent ler Thorley'e IL a; 0 10094, Only tee. per lb., or eft per cwt., LEGAL. . DICKSON, Derrieter, boli c otter of Suprema Court , Notary' Public eer, cetentieviontr. 4ce, 4ouov tQ 1 Otheateesausena Blook,Rxoter. • M • MoVADIM14, Banister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc,, EXE'REB, • • ONT. Mace Femwell's Block Itiatra ola Mee.) DENTAL. MAN, DENTIST. 14. D.$ liesremoy ed to Rout, OttleoBlook. Teeth ex- raetetiwith oat nolo. Itteramette. .retomot, __...iteteetreeseesswereassis ' Vanadtan. The Wile of TillOGlalk ThOrrlical, Grand Trunk employee et Eingeton, gore birth to triplets on Wedneeday erteg Ile head from fl »Qy with of last week, She le entitled to the butcher knife. She also attempted Antericart, On Mondost morniog a Mexioen at Nuevo Laredo, Texas, diseatiefied with the breelifaat 1318 wife prepared, fractured be skull with a club. A Mexican 70 pare old interfered,when the enraged huebaud 'tie° fractured his skull. Both rialtos have died, The husband was soiled, and will probably be lynehed. Mies. Kreger, wife of a. :,German farmer, living eix mites from Paeifie, Mo,, murdered one of be little ohild- TOP, Thuredas, eveniug by esorly eev. Queen', bounty, to kill her other two childreo, bat The writ for the West Northumberthey gimped from her and alarmed land election has beet: isvued. Nom. their father, who had great difficulty tossup day is fixed for the 81st of in overpowering his wife, who eras March, eleotion day the 7111 of A.prilviolently insane, end claimed she had Mr, Itoehned ie appointed returning been ordered to ettorthce all her ohild officer. TOP. The Canadian Peolfic is agitating A. Mexican at Nuevo Laredo,Texati, heme to eeoure the Iaud grant of becoming jealous of his tedetreee, e Winutpag and South Western Atexitau girl, aged 18, locked the to build a branch to the Turtle Kenn. door, divested her of her clothing and Lain oonntry in Dakota, tied her eeourely to the wall. He Ualf of the workmen employed on then deliberately cut drips of flesh the Canadian Pacifie oonetruotion et from various parts of her body, and Lake Superior hove exererreed their under threate of eluting her heart cut, intentiou of taking up forme iu the compelled the girl to eat her own North Weet when their services are flesh. Har froutie Remains brought diepeneed with. atteistonce, as her toruieutor bad oat of the end of her tongue. He was jelled. The girl died next evening. At a meeting of the Manitoba MEDICAL Rights party a demand was made for - --- the redietributiou of settle in the 114.11YNDUAN,-CORONER FOR home and the reelguatiou of the Uhl- etr... She Couutyollruran. Oirtee. opposite to setry or non exceptainga of the terms roarnee.vstoreBaetes _ offered Mauitobo by the Federal War Not Certain horrible &Utile are euppree- ed, W. BROWNING 0.1 (1 0 0°""tueut• •••••• Own. ..n.a,oraestetevietorianuiversitv• oma Go Saturday morning the couottir- A St, Petersburg deepeleh eaye :1 efldresidence. Dotanior lothoratof v. Exeter. ay cage wile fixed for trial on Mou. Buteion reeidents in Eughtod write fiA.1 .. ROLLIN6, if. 0 13 s A - , , dab March 30. 111r, Wilkisolen a gal. that they aro preparing to leave Eng- . J., 0, Oahe, mato fit.Exoter.Oot.itesidenee ed that he had seat a subpoena to hula , coninuaring a rupture imminent'. , . tioneereeentivoceueieeer V. MePtuMpe,Earb Stinson at Calgary to get bun all a It le believed at buakuu that ill the il LUTZ, AI, D., wituess to show whether he was raVV43121013i 01 Sunday that the eleMen• Lynch or nol. tary precautious that should be tak. ,cdre "tem butvemotit..... 4,r;ittatt4 areoapa Istuat 41. weeks 014 was en --.the seeding. out of scout expedi- bi- ----------'-- --- - - sad to a, " butchrer 0A *the Leaden tiona-werreanksrelsinegleeted, Cert. ouveletans tail atom:tour Qat..e aelrfrktoa lbe. live weight and 80 nee, loon knowledge or the evict situation. '121FR HT , GVADUA.TE 'UNI vratsar winityccalooro be,cologe market ou Saturday VW weighed 43. soridap" over, ge-', rase preveuts a dreseed. It was raised by Ur. T. B. Troop are engaged in dragging Radon, lot 11, con, 8, London bates of slain. Arabs to the leeward Township. of the 'Samba, '.& aieltening wens is It is reported that a game butcher pretented, donee beeps of rebel corpse in one of the northern townships and native camp followers being found 40 deer yarded, kilted :own all, mingled with the carcasses of 500 and after skipping them of the pelte "male. The ground is strewn with left the bodies to rot in the woodsrifles, veers and shtelds. The Sportsman's Club are working Gen. Graben: began Monday even. up evidence in the ease. lug to move his whole force from The Kingeton nig* noticing the Suakira tower& Tarnai. Gen. arrival of Buck and Armatroog, the Neil'. troops left the scone of Sun. Sin:musky robbers, at the peniten. dafe battle and advanced a utile t0. guy there, winds up a resume of the wards Tamai, where they construoted events leading to their incarceration soother zaretia, the enemy making by stating that ttArinstrong asp be no opposition. It was found itnpos- will just stay six months to prison." sible to encamp close to the battle• The storm at St. john, N. B., on fiold, owing to Ilia stench from ilio Thursday, was, the wont of the seas. bodies of the ettemy's dead and Dar- en., Tealris Could make .no headway °area of camels and imam through some streets,and 'publio A deepatah from Suakim says :- meetings had, to be postponed. Steam, While a detachment of English and ere did leave port, and railway cam- Indian infantry were makiug a zareba rnunioation was seriously interrupted. Seven miles south west o[ Buskins, on The storm was general throughout Sunday. they were suddenly surpris- f1 tb601.Province. Nearly two feet of snow ed by a rusii of Arabn, who had been massed and concealed in defiles west The Canadian people would gladly of Heehaws, The English formed a beaten to the assistance of E ol d square as quickly as possible, but the Z.. an camels, mules and horses were driven back in confusiou on the troopes causing a stampede. Amid clouds of dnst the Aruba penetrated the north and (meth of the square. Meanwhile the Marines and Barkehire regiment, who were on:ithe east and west sides of' the square. Maintained a continu• ous fire, liothig the enemy at bay, while a Ohatie of 'cavalry and fire from the gone at the Hasheen zareba r_TENItY BILBER, Licensed Arta - tiara er for Hay, Stephan, au d MCC:Miner Township*. • °Sates conducted at Modarate rates. Ofdoe-AllZOst.o12115*.Cretilton, Ont. ONEY TO Latta ON REAL ES - tate fortholituran Erie C.osn Savings Society. Low rates of interest. Apply to Jobe Speakman:Exeter. il„T. 3. °LARK, Agent for the Us. Company, Itesidenee-Parquhar. Orders bv mailpronaptlw attended to. I'Vf.ONEY TO fiCrANI A'T 6e. AND 7 rands. ,,,4nPlY to • B. v.ELLIoT, octoboilo,'80 lotioltop, Rgetei ° oborneend Itibbort UuttnilPireIntsurauce, per cent: S.:bearding "te •Private nsAilizt.C's' Central Shaving l'arlor Por Clean and easy shaving, fashionable haii • outting, cte. Olean Towels for every customer. Next door to Central/Tote-I. - FOR SALE.-TWO.STORYFRAME situated on the Thames Road:214111es 80,1 of , Exeter. Goo shod frame stable,. and driving I' tiara tor US, 031alk °f. inlb ar- seed splendid orchard of selfoice frait-benrirlif momenta when our 1301171008 are 1:106 LING ROUSE and ou e aere aflame. if she were in danger ; but it ie ab- fiUino trees; good well awl cistern. Snitable for a- re.1 ..cl 1 2 1. si .a tired f armor. Will be sold cheap for cash, itv rieeUeU. .V.ingiEiDu. nes, men alio lhoneY ply to THOMAS /MEIN. ExeterP 0 iv 19-tf enough -for botla the Itialidi, and the Czar, and Until she appeals "to her colonies for asinstonce, they h d 66t- , a ter avrod htutg. and purvoe the ' te their• ' pettoofoAnorof way, REA - J. OL t-„ COVRISSIO • • in theCourt of Common Pleas-008ft, Wills,ffortgages, Leases, and all forms ofagos., meats drawn and ereeufed according to law. • Menvivir LoAIT On REAL.BSTATZ. Parties whli-, ing to borrow money on account of recentprirk° chases ofland, or to pay off oxiatingmertgagsk willfind a great saving by giving mo a call, Can, lend money at 6 and 64 per cent. aeeorcun$ to, term B NI.J.CLARE. TORN MoDONELL, ISSUER OP; MARRIAGE LIDENSES. OFFICE IN FITTON'S JEWELRY STORE Also agent for the London -Mutual In suradtini Company of Canada,Mereautile insurance Co —capital 1000,000.00 Hese Office Waterloo: ../0 Ont. Glasgow & London Insurance Coy -Cap-. ital 52,500,000; ilea.d Office, Montreal. JOHN troDONELL Exeter'. T HE WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. • Established in 1863. HEAD OFFICE -,•'• WATERLOO, ONT. This any has been over Eiglitteen. years n successful operation in Western OntarmAnd continues to insure against loss or damage by Piro ,13uildings,Merelmoditle , Manufactories,and all other descriptions of insurable property.- In. tending insurers have the option of insuring4 °0 the Premium Note or Cash , System. During the past ten years 111, Company has s sued 57,096 Policies.covering property to the amount of $40,872,088; and paid in losses lOn e $709,752,00 , AseetS, 8176,100.00, consisting of Casii. in Bank; Government Deposit, and the unassetised Premium Notes on hand and in force J, W DEN It D. PresideLt., TAYLOR, SOOYetS,Ty 3.0. HUGHES, Impeotor. CHARLESSNELLY Agent for 15xster and vicinity 2rews Note. A. Cairo despatch says; The friends of the exiled Egyptian leader, Zebe- her Pasha, are threatening to take the life of the Khedive for what they mill the betrayal of theomuntry. `Two,detectives who. were sent to the. United,States'ip work up testi- mony against Cuimingham and Bur: ton have returned to England with important iiifortinstion -against the prisoners.' . . , On Wednesday -of last week a num- ber of friends aessembledott 'the" resi- dence of Mr. Wm. Ondmore, Iti`ppen, when the Rev. J. Ball, of Hensel', 'united in the bonds of matrimony Mr. "Geo. Stewart aud Miss Annie, eldest daughter of W. Cudinorie ' 'The pre- sents wore many and valuable, and show in what high esteem Abe bride was held. The happy ocuple left for Dakota on the 10Ib inst. Every hap- piness is wh4ud them by their many friends. stopped the onslaught of the Arabs, which at the outset threatened seri: ous disaster to the British. An official estimate places the British killed at 52 and wounded 85. Nearly all the eausualities were due to ripest thrust* received in hand to hand fights. Audis got between the trans-, port train and, zareba, speared Men of the transport oorps and killed eel - male. They fought savagely, refusing to give or take beerier. General McNeal, who was commanding the zareba, reporta vaguely there were several thousand rebels in the fight, and that over 1,000 were killed or wounded. McNeal is blamed for not taking precaution against surprise The enemy began the attack at three t Sunday morning. They were repute - ed and the ground cleared by four. The damage to transport material is immense. Guayas and artillery were seut to reiuforoe the besieged troops, aud the whole British force remaiued 1 in the field during the night. Camels and mules were lifinastrung by the Arebe. Scores of camp foilowere were cut up. The Arabs scattered Brucewhich 141 0300 Loudon. florets in the vicinity. The appearance o the yelling Arab% was eo sudden tha the whole assemblage of tranepor auimele mixed with the waive, be Perna panic stalker) Red surged or I the garotte, making reeielattee hope lase. The some woe indescribable The Arabi; fired and *rept in Ali tit- reatiOne amoug the animal* Heti- dendowae epraug from ambuah like ntegiox and attacked the =whit fieroe- ly on all sides. Sendatteee goalies were mietaken for the enemy, rind many were killed by Mend*. The Berkshire regiment and the marinew stood firm and fired volley otter rel. ley into the ranks of the enemy. The naval brigade Weide the zerebe, open- ed a hot fire and the Indieu troops held thew own, ea 4001.1 as they were again able to close the square. Even taally, being unable to eland the rattling fire, the enemy disappeared tte they came. °theml itfoNeal drew in all hitt force; and ratood to arms. 11tteear4 brought in the wouneed, thotteh menaced by the Arab “eareel force," The desert le dotted to every direction with runaway eatuele. I4 , The diffioultiee or locomoioo pn the f been seriouely interfered with by the t 1,4614 ertow-stertne, do sot appear to 1 here been overcome yet. The line inorth of Winghate is badly blocked 3 up, between Ripley wed Eiticardine„ , All teaffie -betweeu northern pointa iv imepeocled. It Ibe deoperate etforts wedto clear a paesale Do To Oltday two locornetilrea were, disabled. bat on Wednesday morning they, began moll ing gton. IThe L. Nterye drop any ; twit is thought poteletee will be itexeeeding Iy eeress Olio oemiug spring, owing to the terribl4' severity of the winter, Diffeestut farmere havieg petatoes pitted Outside, report 0314 ouopening these pi te they found the putateee fay rOZen aelld all the Wthrettgh. One malt eve Wet of thirtyberdiele pitted all we Clattroyed but shout a beg and a half. A tett meeting was held ie the no: thodist olaurch at Woodhasa qtt ThUradejr evening of last week. The toe wait eerved in the old r. U. chino!!! After too. Rev. Mr. Gatie, of eilimviii,i. delivered a Isadore on 'Wetnan. her Work awl her Worth," which WAS Very interesting, and was lietened to with great attention. Mr. Cornelius Switzer ocoupted the chair. The proeeede were $42, which will be applied to the improvement of the church. Mr.& McLaughlin. of StanIeY, boa soki the well known trotting and TOO* ster elallion Sorrel Clowd, to Zr., M. Riddle, of Shakeepeare. for a lurnde some price. borne) Clowd hos left SOU19 good itOelr iu this vioiuty, sad tt is a 105e to the contrary when hereee of his excelleoce go out of it, he tray. egad the tome route for iteven leas - one. Ile will also be miasma at the ral Nue, as he was always or ;tett :thavutivemryanilyattoefb ellafitt: anosut ze zt ve 6 'equity eulicessfol. Considerable excitement wee caused at Goderiola on Saturday, by the ar-. rest of Mr. Bailey, hotel.keeper, charged with being implicated in steal. beg three ballot boxier from the send- hoaee ehortly after the recent Scott net election. Detective Rodgera made the arrest. The prisoner was examined before the Mayor, the principal witneee being a lad named John Alollioreou, who oonfessed to haviug entered the courthouse at Bailey's instigation and taking there. froni the missing boxes. McPherson left for the States. A day or two after the cireemstancee :ealted out which termioatod as above. The facts at brought oat at the preliminary trial on Monday are aa follows :-The Scott Act was carried in the county on Thursday, Oot. 80, 1884, by a majority of about 1,600. While the ballot -boxes were awaiting the ofileial count they Wore stored in one of the m roos in the couri•house in Gorier- ich. under look and key, A young man named litoPherecn, a tailor, was approached. by a number of persone, among them James Bailey, and asked to steal some of the boxes before the- offioial count could be made. Mo - Pherson, who was fond of the flowing bowl, was williug, and was promised, $10 by Bailey, and a much larger --..., sum by a syndioate of liquor meu. McPherson had been ou a steady - drunk from las day of the election (Thursday) until the day after the steal, yet he had sufficient sense to• know how to compass the boxes. About three o'clock on Mouthy, the - 2nd of November, McPherson, hav- ing been provided by Bailey with a hatchet and a large screwdrtver,broko in a large pane of glass in the window of the room where the ballots were stored, and stole three boxes. He brought the booty to Bailey s hotel,, and he and Bailey afterwards hut them underneath the barn. All that MoPherson got for his work was $8 from Bailey, and bewming alarmed he fled the day after the eteal to Chi. cage. He wrote for More money, but received no more cash. Believing the treatment he had received from his companion in crime was not square, and his parents desiring his return to Groderioh, and the • Toronto detective having completed hia chain of eeidenoe, i. was easy to persuade the lad to return to Canada aud thake A clean breast of the whole affair. On Saturday night Bailey was arrested and brought before the mayor ,for his preliminary examination, when evi- dents° was adduced to ihe effect given above. .40H 'WHTE a SON ROW -hers *ad rroprtetors Not Ear Front Homo. Nowa Coatleueed, Mr. J. 3. Fiviter, of Colborne. hos ld lite stallion, Prince of Keir, to fMorr.,Tio7e0o0. bFiebee, of BroAlYnt Iowa* Mr, John Beutly,of Ueborne,movea to his uew home in Wowanosh, near Blyth, this week. We with Mr. B. prosperity. Mr. Situpeou, of Parkhill, bought two etall.fed clews from Mr. E. Rpm, of Brineley, OUP Qf which weighed nearly 1,4.00 lbs., live weight. Mrs. Martin, 2nd tine south, Ade- laide, dropped dead an Snoday last, while perforatipg her hotted:old dot. ies. She Trail in nattally gold health': The first feat of the season way dropped 28rd of Feb'y. Mr. Win. Young, of Dunlop, Huron county is the owner. Mr. J. T. Made% of Wiugham Vulette, was joined by the nuptial tie to Miss L. A. Mullire of Georgetown, one day last week. The \Virden of Middlesex, Al, Uo- Gugau, Esq., Reeve of Caradoo, was married et Adelaide on Wedneeday at het week to Mies Mary A., Smith, by Rev. 3. Johnston, of Lobo. The property known as the west half of lot 23, iu the Gth concession of West Nisanuri, was purchased by Mr. Wham A,ticinson, of West Nis- sonri, the other day, for $5,000. Last week Mr. Geo. 0. Zavitz, of Lobo, out 8 cords of 20 inch wood from ooe tree on hia !arm. The tree was 85 feet long. Mr. Zavitz would. like to hear from any 000 'who can beat it. Neil Gilliee, of Nairn, has drawn the largest load of cordwood that ever went into Craig station, with a three year old colt. By close admeasure- ment ii contained something less than 5 cords of 4 foot wood. The same old effort to make people believe that nearly all the fruit and most of the fall,sown wheat have been winter killed is noticeable again. Et is perennial spring folly, and is hard- er to kill than the toughest trees or plants. Ur: Thos. Russell, of Usborne, has sold his thoroughbred short-hern cow i'Duchess cf Whitevale" to Mr. Peter McKay, of Tuokersmith, for $200. He also sold reoently to Mr. Daniel Mitchell, of Hibbert, a bull calf ten months old for $150. Me. T. Erratt, of the boundary, Hulleti, has one of the finest fillies found iu the country. Ii is only nine mouths old, and weighs 1050 lbs., has 22 iuches of an arm, 8i ihohes of bone below the front knee, and girths 5 feet inohas. Is there ore of its age can beat it ? Reports have just been heard. that two proMiuent Aaeleide farmers have been called on :by the Pederal Bank to put their hands in their pockets and each pay the :handsome sum of $800, as the result of signing an or- der for two intatnous rogues who pre - ended to sell hay forks. This is not he first time that such roguery has been carried on in that neighborhood, and it beams strange that, notwith- tending the former acts of fraud that have been perpetrated within their leering, and despite the warnings given through the newspapers, some of toe farmers will till be off their • , '