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Metersti. lluiltlings in the•Villege /lures&
. to the Ortromi.
Dneveox Oat t4 --A disastroue
. ,... • ' • " Sep. ^ ni--n,,, in chits
Are hroae out yesterday mor
ECo*eSnlinttelfeloteaurilidiner es•Ohn°trPoil. and. sabaleft°:Tievit,
eral buildings adjoining, destroying thee].
oh.T.alsi,enf.oslilouIllniFs otali.riliatigine.6.81ilvpala'onabsttlartlieeds"
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Loss About $690; insered for $400;. stook
in same coinPall.Y; 'MO, .
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Smith,BlaCkSoiattilip i es ha 0 pbyowBheid,osibLy P33haailaitEr..'
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insered for poo,' Tosh's, loss about $10
on tools and stook, • ' •
I T. H. Brown, photo gallery and
idiel.liiik:111gii:til7illIa8 \13.itiii11.1(1C.11:01aolit:$1,11:,. itO:OthoOeh,rs:lolipe
stables ' aud ice howie; part furniture'
ed • insured for 0 • )1, 1 r'
SS 0, loss a. ,otat S,,, 000.
William Roberts le' ke • • • 1 1 • 11 r'•
• • , 4 1,,) and c tie ine,
no • insurance on• steek and farniture;
house owned ley - Xilpatrick, Orillia; iii•:.
sured fair 8500; Robert's loss oil contents
about $800.
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Join; Whvte state , • 1 1 -I
quan tit's, of rood;'no leibisuartilicilices ;lel lossa!,311500v..
As the t • 1 • `
, towit 1118 00 bre puttee, ion a
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Message Was sent to Palmerston askiti,
fee help . 1.1 1 0
, whichcame gine e y aut ' ren -
dered good servi •e F a ' • ' wind
was,' froms „, c • °I 111"Lel) Cite
the northwest at the time, or
the best art of t • •'.
p he town would have been
wiped out Cana, f fi. • k
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33 S.. CrITEXICay3
BANKER,
Public WOrket itt 110W qualified to to • 1
greuted 100 soarer, of land given by
the PrOvince of Quebec to the I
. nippy
, parent of twelve children. Ilis twelfth
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The RepOrted Chinese VietorieS. hi de
Peninsula Denied,
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Dash fireg axe oekisitig. Met claleage 144
13rtice county, ,
A Vienna viper spa's the Czar'e Opt-
cians oouaidet hie oonditioti serieu.S.
opi I{eau -' o Fi -1,e yr a
- to eat., 0,, .,,te Royal 11.01180 0,•
France PasSes AwaY.Peacefully...
EXETER 01`TT
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child was born a few days ago..
•:.e x x
South iluren Liberals
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FLOODS IMPEDE OPERATIONS
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The Ontario. Chainplonstan lawn tennis
tournament will be lield lo Ilaroilton this
III • '
HIS ST f R R 1 N G, EV EN -rFu L LIFE
.rreesecte a general batikingimslaess,
. Raceives the Aceininte. of Merchants axle
4110to onfav0,,,,b1,-0,0„4, .,
Offen. every ecaoramodation eansistent with
Imre endoonserviitive banking principles.
interest allowed on deposits.
Drafts issued payable at may ;Oleo o the
re -nominated
their oldrifember, IVIr. John Melit'llan,
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for thej-loose Of 00111111011S. at a meet--
Mg held last week. Dlr. galillail
will, in all probability be opposed by
Mr. Jehrt Torrance, of Zurich.
x X. X
A. Decisive Ilettlo. Cannot be b'ouslit Till
the rioode Subside - ;Japanese
Forces oceepy a Strong Post-
tion at Plug -tang-
Shanghai Deports.
week. .
• Vesper, a lemberine 'village in Wiseon-
isin, has beau wiped. pt hy forest fir:ee.
LOBS, $75,000; , , • °
The Count'. a Paris"' condition is, pu.
Obatig'ed, , go is conscious and has not
lost, strength. lately. , . .
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He Passed Through the Stormy Period of
the Devotution 'Misch 131onarelly in
France •Was 16aid Low, --lie
win ito Buried in
• ngi end,
Wareham:4 Bank.
Nor..E$ DzscorsTma, 414d IMc,X1' TO LOAP7
se' Neese and MORTGAGUS. .
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The Brant ' Expos:tor e of the
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best Liberal papers in the Provin0e,
BaYs,thatOartwrightwas not atlirantford.
•,-,ozrx,o$,. N,ellt• 7.--:.1 T°1d° desPat°11 t°
the Central News says that the last reports
from the front te.11 of heavy rains Whith
have impeded 'military • The
It is authoritatively stated that ex -Pre.
Si eat Harrison will not. seek' the BePla )',
Lean nonainatiou again.
Sixty-bwO reeidents of Sanwa have for-
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LONDON, SePt. 10.:*7-The, 001nte de Faris
died tiii Saturday. The femily and the
oldest servants cif the family were all iti
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Nititk
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demonstration and then adds that the
blue ruin knight WaS 110t missed. A
mom unkind thing -011u not be said of
Mr* Laurier's lieutenant, .even by the
eialiailton Spectator..belong
oueratious.
streams of the Oerean peninsula have risen
rapidly ond mueli of. tbe adjacent lowland
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is .paFtle2.11y ilood.ed, The Japanese officers.
BOT it is not likely that any important
battle will be fought before the floods.
malty petitioned the Emeercir of Gertneny
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to annex Samoa. ... .
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The i °hoe of Rio sae leo aa•se drecov-
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tinfereal .macheines supposed to
o Anarchtsts,
A has dtainage
attendance and to eacli one the heed of
, .
the royal house •of France feebly' said a
few kind Verde of farewell after which
tbehfaM
•tilfYlibc311tItigri)tehtli:31da.!•11113,-1,(1•
up eat .e prayers31 , offered
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Death had marked. the • Cont beyond
TaugsnAr, sEpremsgs 13, 1894.
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The Globe has no defence) for Mr.
subside. , Occasionally AltiTaliA11A8 111We
taken place, they say, but neither side has
01011.liblitet (teemed great
to ITvalatle arid pluls, Tex. }hat a
hope for ninny days , past, but the sick
roan lingered on hour after hour day.
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Mr., McLean Wriggling.
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An article in the Seaforth EX-
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positor a few weeks ago, in refer-
mace to our contentions concernmer
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the appointment .of fee. ,,,,,,41.d
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officials by the people, having es.'.
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caped our notice at the time we
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take this opportunity f. '
o again
setting the Expositor right. Our
q
cotern appears to.. think that
because this paper 'advocates'th e
election of county registrars,s1 ' 'ff
ieri. s,
&c., by the people instead f •
o per-
miffing the government to appoint
,Australasia
them and to fix th,eir . sals.ries -
, "vie
shoUld also advocate the election
of Dominion Govern! t ffi ' 1
nen o cia s
by the people. We thought • the
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Tams had made its position on this
matter clear euough for the . Ex
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poeitor to understand it. The offi-
.cials who should be elected by the
people are those who are paid by
fies for the services they . f
per orm.
The Dominion Gover t b th
amen y e
,
constitution. has the duty '
.. imposed
uppn it of collecting revenues from
imports and from excise
ise charges.
levied r.pbn tobaccos li ' &
, . quors, c
It has also to 'pay out this revenue
to the different Provincial Govern-
•
ments in proportions fixed by the
constitution. There are a t
great
manypersons engaged in the. col-
lection of .these and other revenues
'which are placed in charge or the
,..0 . . . a
i.." minion authortties by .the Owl-
federation Act.' All such officials
are appointed by the Governxn t
en
for the reason that the government
is responsible to the people not
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Laurier's disingenuoue course itt deal-
ing with the Maiiitoba school case, and
the Brantford .Expositor bluntly says
that its leader has not made the -
• et!nos
phere any clearer by his remarks, The
o oneorgan an the
silence f Liberal d'
veiled condemnation of the party leader
by another constitute the best pessible
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justi ea ion for a that has been said in
Conservative and Independent papers
regarding this same matter.
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' Nearly 24,000 divorces were gi•anted
in the Milted States last year. This
is more than 5,000 in excess of the ag-
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gregate number legalized in France
Germany, A -
• ustria G Britain
' reat ,
Icorwa Sweden,B o'
, y, eleions,
Holland and Roumania for the same
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perio . institution more sac-
d, th tl b 11 b d re
re . an le a ot ox, an one !no
stability than purity of
necessary to0
, . , . y
e ections even is in grave .danger in
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the adjoining Republic.
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Many moons ago, when wheat was
running at sixty.cents and over, we
ventured the opinion that there was
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more likehhood of a drop to fifty 'than
a raise to one dollar. About the same.
time Sir William Van liorne banked
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li.reputation"
is as a propheton a DOS-
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sible rise to $2. Well, the price 18.15.14,
d a t d ' ell d d
an e en eocy is s i ownwar .
There is a moral in this. Farmers in
Ontario will do well to go on developing
t at, de rymg and fruit industriescoe
heir rne i ' •
and in allowing grain to.go by the board.
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. Ie bait been, decided. that an exarnin-
ation will be held in December next s
foo the ro otio o . i o he
p in n f pup ls fr m t
junior fourth to ' senior, four class.
Those 'passing the &Nomination will con-
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•stieute. the entrance. class., Those who
fail to pass together with these who do
not attend during the present term will
da receutly to bring ab bout a decisive
teleleee,„ ' - e
---T-l-ie' Japanese regulars in Corea • now
number 80,000. Some 10,000 ot these
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t
_loops, 'comprising a strong cava.ry -oree,
have been detailed for the scoutine ser-
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vice and the protection, of the main aroay's
lines of sepply and. communication. Some
18,000 Japanese owl of e strong position
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at Ping.1. wig. They have throwo. up
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earthworks and mounted heavy guns.
The Chinese army with about 20,000 men
has taken position facing the Japanese.
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Scouting parties from the two camps have
met frequently and exchatged shots, but
the mortality has been inconsiderable.
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The spirit of the Japanese traops is said to
be all that could, be desired'
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The ATATOttle of Saone; piesident of the
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Imperial Orders, as AT-
D et 1 f h
a- al me" °
rived. in Cores with • a large suite.His
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mission is to convey to the Corean King
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e inpeim. s congratulations in. view of
Corms achievement of her independence.
The corr s oncl tsaysthe '
e p en . e reports of
great Chinese victories in Corea are pure
notion.
The Shanghai corresponcleut of the
Central News says: "Otori the Japanese
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tannster to Corea, hats taken extreme
measures to more the Xing of Corea to
grant a comprehensive railway concession
in favor of Japanese contractors. He is
trying also to obtain exclusive mining
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eights for the Japanese, Despite Japanese
denials there has been a general engage-
0
e ,. any are arricmg, a .
ni nt Mwounded ' • t
Seoul. It is impossible re- learn from
Danese sources whether they were in-
*Te"
d in skirmishes or in a • itched. battle. jur,e,a P °'
means attaoked fifty Japanese for-
agers recently, capturing thirty and handed
them over to the Chinese. The troops
now cominr, from Japan are landed at
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Chemul Po Ttvelve mouhtain guns end
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twelve mortars have been taken ashore at
thatpori .
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0 Chinese fleet was at Wei Hai -Wei
September 4, and the Japanese was off the
iern coati of Colea. e
B°u ti t •
"Captain Von Ilenneken has been an-
ointed Maps° tor of the Chinese coa-st
iefences." ....
dozen lives bare been lo t
• s •fter
Viee•Presideut Shaug,huessy of tbs. C.P..
R has expressed himself hapeful of a
speedy luipteiveinent ha trade. '
'Winnipeg lumbermen expect the retitle-
ion inia es to owe ,a goat im-
t' • freight ••• x • ' • '
petits to"the lumberine industry.
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arry orsey, third sou of Is, M. lior-
s - • ' 1- ' •
es, tinsant .1, Kingston, went ie switn-
lean yesterday 1
and was drowned.
. George Fieemal the leader of Prim • e
a ros
& West's minstrels. dropped dead on the
Street• at Pittsfield.'
, The
h Ohio Falls Car Works, Indiana,
have regained work after a year's idleness..
The company employs 1,200 to 2,000
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raen, •
Ibis reported. that the Governor of Ni-
caroms. lias issued ed ..
, 0 lets of banishment
against the British and American refu-
gees.
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, . . e FFall
Bletieli exhibitors at the Chicago air
are complanune that the medals and other
badges of honor if ' rcl d tl h t
. wa e min aye no
-been received, ,
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A majority cif the striking Roman miners
bave voted in •favor of accepting sixpence
reduction with guaranteed wages on that
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baste for two years. .
The mother of J. T. Garrow, M.P.P.,
fell and broke her h' jointt S f th
hp a ea or .
The injured lady is advanced in yeare and
• r.
her recovery is doubtful.
• The C. P. R. C li•s el
a• r c uced elevator
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a arges in Maintoha one cent a bushel,
and freight rates on lumber have been cut
about 35t
per cen -.
Edward Ryau • f 1 f T t d
, °miser y o °ram o,•an
Thomas Weaver . whose home.is near Glen-
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, e arrested at Windsor Friday on a
ever a
oharg.e of manufacturing spurious coins.
A threshing engine exploded in Porame
de Terre Township, Minna itilline Hans
H ' X t'll ' d Tlf°
aanig, nu e aanig an o e Ander-
son. IL T. Ilaanig, was seriously scalded.
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It is'asserted by.interested parties • that
the new United States tariff law has de-
stroyed the best sugar industry in Nebras-
ka,• involving several million' dollars.
An t " f 0 • C t - J
express rain rom man 1 y, N. :
el,. in o e rear en o an excuision train
r ii.,' t the • ' d f • 'lace
Camden N.J. Two
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day the beta of life flickerine fainter
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every moffient, until ablest it geritty weut
out so gentle indeed that some ti .
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elapsed before the fatal verdict was av -
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nounced
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Louis Philippe Albert D'Orleans Was a
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eon of 'he late Duo D'Orleans and a grand-
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soing Louis Philippe of
n of the late X•
France. He was born in Paris on August,
1838, apd 'accompanied by hi , mother,
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the late -Pilotless. D'Orleans, he witnessed
the stormy scene in the French Chambers
• - ' • • •
which followed the revolution of February,
1848. The Comte de Paris was educated
at Naremont Era:dame b his na titer,
. . , s, ., y s o ,
who died there •in 1858. Durirag•the Civil
W • th 'C '• t d Parisd ' le
War e • om e e an his brother,
the Dun de Chartres aecom anied b their-
• . • • , p y
uncle, t ie Pri ce de Joint/111e, visited
. elcomed.by•the United
Americaand were w
Statesagovernment and by Gen. McClellan,
upini-whose staff the two young princes
p ains.
serv ed with the rank of ca t '
•
At the conclusion nf the year 1871 the
t d Parisd ' t
om e e was a mit ed a memher of
the National AsserablV at Versailles under
-a .1 1 t Th' -cl D ' ' 99
.s. res a en Thiers, an on ecember aa, .
1872 the Assembly .voted the restitutioa
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of the property of the Orleans fa mily.
The late Comte de Chambord, the repre-
sentative of the older branch of the Bour-
bons and, the Comte de Paris had an in'-
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terviewe at Frohsdorf,..August 5, 1875,
during which the„latter . acknowledged' the
Comte • de Chambord as the head of the
royal house of France.
o e e 0 am-
After the death f the Comted Oham-
box -d, August 24, 1883, the great majority
o le again/is s ac -now e ged t e Comte
f tl 1' • • • t le • 1 a h
de Paris as his successor. Acconipanied
by his eldest son, the Dna D'Orleaos, the
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Comte again visited the United States in
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1890. ,
- The Comte de Paris married his cousin,
s erancome muse
Princes Mari Isabel F " D'A '
,Non=
Antonia Louisa ' Fernando; eldest•daugh-
ter of the Duo • de Itiontpensier, May 30 ;
1864, and has six children,. three. sons and
three daughters. His eldest son is Prince
Louts Philippe Robert Duo D'Orleans. born
at Twickenham England February 6,
• ' '
1869; his eldest daughter, born at the same.
September 28 1865 i ' •
s queen of
P, , q
.. am ask and Cotton
' BOVINES DYING MYSTERIOUSLY. D ' ' 1
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• • f om 6c. a to 75 cents
pair
Iniestigatiou into the sudden Death. 0 • *
all and
Cattle in °uteri° county. C . examine the above
B - • O - b 1 •
1300kmx, at., Sept. 6. -A. second in goods. .921 s. of exoe lent
vastigatitm was held here calla b H '
, O. y on. sugar for $4. Eggs, .11o,
John Dryden,. the Minister of Agriculture, •-• • •
to consider into the increased mysteriousButter, 170.,.. •
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death of cattle rant • , • t '' '
1 bh
• nue upon ...ie pu c j ..re,
highway. - A number of veterinaries P. '
• • • • e • .. CLARKE
wet e•piesent and conducted a post mortem • -
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and. constiltaition upon two cows beloueine
. 0 Id &REST 'REPORTS.
to Mr. Alfred Roberts and J. 13rooks -'•
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Which had. died' ia the meriting. They 'exciter Septembee 13th 1894.
were again baffled and gave• " t
no, opinion o wheat perbush.. a ,50 4 52
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the public but ,decided to send the • store- Spring whestper bush-.... ; . . 50 52 -
sobs of these animals to Toronto to be 13arley per bush... ... . * *
thoroughly ahalized, ivh.ere they were 'CI bush ---:.:26 . 27
e . inis el o. Agleam ure. , Flourperbbl 60 ' .52
taken by the AV t • f • It • Peas per bush
. . . 4 00 • 420
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t The ineestigationehad just been con. Apples per bag .... . 75. • . 85
40 • ' 40
eluded when paris green in nantities was Pc'taS"Par bag ""*"
flay , ex ton • 6 00 • 7 00
femid scattered in the q
geese along the Woouper cord hard-. ..... .... 3 00 • 3 50
road andthe excitement of the large NV ood per cord soft 2 00 2 25 .
crowd assembled was great, they thinking 'Butter per lb........... 15 16-
found the true source. They are Eggs per dozen 9 9
theyhad. • ' Turkeys porlb.. .... ... 9 9,
anxiously waiting the report of the an- Pork perhundrei.... ....... : . ........- .6 re 6 25
alysis. flogs, live weight. " 4 50 4 50
Fifteen cows are dead and all being' in .gueecte . . . • 5 _ 6-
6 r
the immediate neighborhood ofOh' Its '
e one to a.. , • . 5 6
' has
another this cansed alarm. In each
case death is very sudden TheRoberts .. RobeiLondon, September 13th.1894, .
cow was well and milked at 7 o'clock ELnd Wheat white,fall, 100 lb. • 3 98 to $1 OD
.was dead at 7.30. Wheat; red, fall, per 100 lbs... 98 to 1 00.
Wheat.spring, m1001139 98 to 1 00
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Oats, eerie& lba 1 a6 to 1 is
• WRECKED IN A' TUNNEL
. • • Peas, per 100 lbs 90 to. 1 00
A Blunder of the Signal operator costs Corn, per 100 lbs..— .... . .....e. 95..,to roe'
Barley. per 10f Ihs..........- . .. ... .. 85 to cs-
the Lives of Two Men Ere per leo lbs 1 00 to 1 00 -
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Anams Mass Sept. 10:-B the Buckwheat, per 100 lbs -----------90 to 1 00 .
railroad *reek ** ' " - '' y Beets per bus , - l' CO to 1-10
in Hoosac tunnel Saturday hoes 'fresh s•••-•';'• •a••• ........ - 1
night two men lost . their lives stud three gas; fresh: Oglet pc'esa-... — 10 . to • 1
others were very • seriously injured. ' 'Eggs,Tresh, store lots, per dos le, to, ' 9.
A freight train had to stop in the tunnel Butter, singl a rolls, per lb........ 20 • to 22
to repair a break .on the en,gine. .13• some- Ruuttter• Perlb21.1b rollafkaskets 2e, 'tp. 20
y c er,per in. large toils or,
g, rain was per- crocks - , , . . 18 tO 20
blunder ..a second. frei lit t •
'tt d t f 11 't tit. t 1 b f h Butter pernt tub or firkins— • .18 to ' 18,
nal e o - o OW in o e tome e ore t e L i ' • ' .
e.: ' • ar, . per lb., 11 to 12.
first was out of the way, and crashed into •Chiekens, per pair. ...... . ... '50 to 70
the standing train, • The two men killed Ducks . . ••••• - 70 to 80
were • William TUT0611 ""F t Edward,Turkeys 8 to 90 Der fb• eaeb 60 t� 1 7-
.,,, . ,, _ y, or • , • - '
•Geerge `:-
only for their 'conduct but for the
'th
constitute the junior fourth • class. THE WORK OF THE STORM
Only those in the entrance class' will • * -
at yesterday. pee.
sengers on 'the excursion were killed - out-
Portugal ' • •
Th ." • •
e remains of the Comte de Paris will
moneys which they collect f
.rout e
people. Their emoluments .are in
the shape of salaries, 'd b th
pal y e
State, not fees paid by the individ-
ual as in the case of registrars,
sheriffs, masters -in -chancery, sur-
rogate court registrars, division
.court, bailiffs, and the other.. fee
paid officials appointed ,by tte
Ontario Go•vernment. Whether
the sytein is the best that could
be devised, it is not for the TIMES
to say. But, at al events, it is in
har-
mony with •
. th democratic spirit or
the age. If theDominion Govern •
inent appoints officers who should
be elected. by the.people, the Ex-
•
positor will kindly let us k.now
what such offices are. As the Dom .
inion • Government is confined to
appointing such officials as are
paid out of the Dominion treasury,
sO ShOlild the Ontario Government
be con e to appointing suchThere
. fin d '
officials as are a charge upon the
Ontario treasury. Beyond that
l'
ine neither of the Governments
should be to But
the course of stud • a
pursue . . . y for passine. lowerskl,Farrners Lose Heavily From Dam-
to. the high • school the - th Lightning. .
e , e work or, e, acansed by •
juniors being preparatory to the 'u s
y co r e HADRISTON, Ont., Sept. 10. -One of the,
h.' I 'II i7 -
sr lei m _ e taken up in the succeed- heaviest electric and rain storms of the
ing year. '
. season visited. this . town on Saturday.
x X x Thomas., Grill's barn was struck with
Mr. Carnegie, the millionaire lightning and burned to the ground, to -e.
• gether with all the season's crop. It was
Pennsylvania iron manufacturer, says partly insured, but the loss will be hew,
that if a workingman in America will HA Sept. I A rt Saturday, ‘J.
MILTON ...v. -flan
live 8 fiugally as he does •in Great while th • * - • • -
storm was at its longiat a barn
Britain his living wit,' coat him less. on the ;aliases of John Dalton, a'botit a
' is thef • e •
This kind o a discovery which mile over the mountain, was struck by
rich men sometim.es made about poor lightnines The barn sheds and slaughter
men and poor men about rich. It -does house w'e're destroyed and two bug-gies,
not count in the practical settlement of two pigs, ten tonsof bay and some Isar-
the question at stake, Workiugrnen ness were consamed. Loss not known;
come to America to live better than insurance 8200. eln. Glanford township
they can in Europe, and it is their de -the barns on William Gage's Property were
sire and efforts so• struck. and consumed. • • . . .
to live that have SEAFORTH, Ont., Sept. 10.-Durin g a
added much to America's wealth. Thevery
e roye omas ps ie s
• stormliglatnine ded Th La t• '
better the workingmen can live the All the season's crop, including a
_ barn.
better it is for them. tl 'r, f T
lei ami nes. and. valuable California colt and four. pigs,
the state Wh" h they h
ic ey elp to ccostitute. were burned.' Instrance '8700 ou barn
, x X x and $1,200 on contents in the MeXillop
-
There is much in the experience of Mutual.
were also burned two . barns be-
other country that tends to rec n- • - ' li
every .. o longing to . Matthew Scott, Tnckersmit
ede the intelligent patriot to the disad- township,with tl • '•'
nee years wheat, two
vantages at temper the blessings of years' hay and. this season's crop
that . '
VILLE, Ll .,, .- . Mar-
his own Canadian home. Canada' does Marrs 0 t Sept 10 'W
not suffer in proportion to the affiictiuns rin, of the townishin of Chaffey, had his
right. •
. At Lockland, 'Ohio. James Cain• shot
his wife, little girl and father. The first
t 11 d• C • ' 27 • Id. d f
two will . le. am is: years o an or
hes been ddi • • '
years , a cted to drink. He was
• •I d. ' .
3" . -
* .Satolli'n secretor announces y that
whether the Papal delegate be recalled to
Rome or not, the Vaticau will continue to
.be represented at Washington by a ni
• . per a-
nent legation. •-
. Fire caused by an explosion of a lamp
in the -barn of John cio s
0 te , London town-
.BORN.
ship, destroyed his large stables, 'sheds
antoutbuildingslastnight. Loss, $6,.000;
covered by insurance. '
A Kansas City despatch says: Four
masked men raided the bank of Lescott,
15 miles north of Salina , on Saturday,
forced the cashier' to give up $1,000.
•
wounded a lad and fled. •
A celebration of the battle of . the Alma
is to be celebrated by • survivdis of the
Crimea living in Ottawa.. A. meeting tc,
further the purpose. has been called for
Wednesday evening. '
Abbe Brunean, who, on July 18, was
convicted of murder, robbery and arson,
was Put to death by .the guillotine at 5
-
o clock yesterday morning at Laval, France,
'
in the presence of 8,000 people.
E. -H. Parmelee of Bergen, N.Y., who
was charged with fradulentiv tr t*
a!ls." 1'18
be buried at Weybridge ' Surrey. '
Besidesthe * ' .
, e..late . Comte s son there are
two other- pretenders to the throne of
, Carlos, Doke of Madrid, andWheat'
France Don
enera ea our on, vs o sty es himself,
G I d B b h I
Due D'Anjoy, and who claims the . throne.
Their pretensions, however, are ridiculed..
LONDON, Sept. 10. -The Berlin corres-
pondent says that ' the G • a dailies
eim n .
- O t •
epee - o e min. of Paris as an amiable
man who never expected and. probably
never wished to become king. •The•Viennt
press makes a similar' comment. • • The
Spanish court has gone into Mourning for
-
eighteen days • •
PARIS, Sept. 10. -Several of the news-
Papers of this city; piented special editions
containing the announcenaent cif the death
of the Count of Paris, hut their Sale was
confined to a few thousands: The interest
throughout the provinces, however, was
great. Details of the scenes at the
- . . .
death bed were printed in extra editions of
the provincial papers, and were readwith
avidity by everyone able to obtain pos-
session of a cony. Expressions of sorrow
and.s m ath were heard on All sides.
y p y w ,
The Gaulois says a council of ' *ministers
will be held to difscusis the question of per-
mittine the interment of the bodyt
- - - of he
Count of Paris at Drenx, in the event of a
request on behelf of the family for this
privilege.. • •
N.Y., brakeman., and Minnick, •
Fitehburg, brakeniau. • . . Toronto, September 135114894
The tunnel was completely blockaded by Wheat, white, per bus.... a 58 0 $ 59
sprin er b . ,
, and it was , impossible to. get , gip us........ ... 0C to so
the wreck ' • '' ' Wheat, red winter, per bus...-. 59 to 40
trains th-ou h esterdt The 'd t Wheat, goose, per bus 56 to. 56
b bus.
was due to the blunder of the operator in Barley per bus 45 t 46
0 t • Barley.
en ranee' o he a t, per, us
the si nal tower at the ' t - t t 34 to 35
tunnel. Peas ,... 55 : to 5£3
Hay - . e 8 00. to 9 00
A. W. Hodgkins, the operator, has been Egg i per dozen 00 to 25
arrested and a warrant has been.is il B tt • ib 17 to -22
sue . for u es , per
--7 M. • Dressed hogs 6 30 to 20 '
tt et:errOetsterofen-cloAftthCertousinenr,elthe operator Potatoes. Der bag. ..... . .. 50 to !, 00
a
„...
Deed of Two Inhuman Brutes.
CRESTON, Toiva, Sept. • .10. -News has IRVINE. -In Usborne, on the 2nd inst, tbe
wife cif Mr. John C. Irvine, of a daughter.
reaChed here of A fiendish outrage upon
the person of Miss Winslow, the daughter
of a well -to do farmer who lives near ... MARRIED.
etAMPORT-41 'vE 4
Tnf golell, on tbe 12th
.st at theriplLid ".---a" _ e bride's parents,
Lennox. Melville Phil•pott and his cousin, inA
Charles Philpott, were visiting in the 19 ramuelLport, of oreffiton, to Max
neighborhood of Lennox and attended a Eliza, daughter •of mr. Thos. Rowe.
Sunday school picnic. • Miss Winslow BO hiNS0N-DODDS.-In Blyth on tho 52h
. - ' ' • b b the Re • M Ide, n, , W._
who resides near .L6nnox, was else in lilbineL to Mavry* tll.i.rd Paeuahtein Nin.
tendance. The Philpotts offered .to take James Dedds; alio? Myth. . g f r•
Miss Winslow home. Miss Winslow ac- VVOODLEY-FRANC1S--at the residenoo of
Oepted the offer and .got in the buggy. the bride's pareets, Fullerton, on tbe 5th
When they reached a desolate spot in the • inste by the Bev. Mr. al eradzen , MP J• W.
woods the boys -dragged her from the Woodley to Miss Jennie, second daughter of
Capt. Francis, all of Fullerton township '
buggy and assaulted her. Miss Virinsloir 0A-PARBELL.-At st. ' 13; •
sirs
stru led hard bu ' -
gg , , t was overcome. They . church, Toronto, September Oth, by Rev.
released the girl with threats of death if Father Brennan,P. P„ Mr. Ja• F. Cavaitatth,
:if 11.4onteefo; to Tda Javipe. daughter of Mr.
she divulged what had ' occurred.' Miss• . , Farrell druggist, of Luoan. . •
Winslow when she reaChed home related -
the diabolical deed of the Philpotts. One DIED.
of the brutes has been captured. • • .
GPISPR.--11. Creditor; 0114100lb inst., Adam
permitted go..
the Ontario ,Government 'does. go
beyond it. The . Provin ce main -
tains a small army of officials whom
.•
the Ontario Goyermr,ent appoints ,
of other countries. There are calam. barn struck by ligiitning. One horse and.
a calf were killed and the whole of
ities enough here, but never is this • ' • this
country cursed with wholesale horrors crop of rain and a threshing year's. .P g g
like the fires that have swept hundreds machine were.totally burned. up. No in-
• • • a .
out of life in the Western States. 11 ranee.
-
pension business coin IC
- , . mi ed suicide in
that town yesterday by throwing himself in
front of the SL Louis express. ' '
w et,
m. evell Moody, eldest eon of Evan.
gelist D.L... Moody and Mary Whittle, eld-
' Canadian Trade Report.
Morentnera Sept. 8. -September opened
with an improved tone to trede and orders,
• ,
received have • incresteed, but prices' are
close-. Collections are said to 13e better in
' Geiser, aged 7-1 3 ears..
. Terrible Deatliof an iron worker. ..
BLocH -bat Zurich on t 6 h 'n H ry
„, he t i st., en
Hoyeeviamps N.S., Sept. 8. -Neil Bear- 13/ •11. d 70 •
oc age emits. . • ,
iste, of the Charcoal iron worksaaBrid'
ge- FEB. -In Day, Goshen I ine on Septeieber 3rd•
-collie, met with. h sad death yesterday Edward Fee, aged 5.8 years.
while runnineta a. loaded car down the MOBLRY-In Centralia, on the 8th teat,
branch of thjnfain. line. A flat car fol- John DA url ey, aged 73 years. • . • .
lowing tore down the steep grade and col- REAL -In mitehell, on the 31st ult., Lawrence
lided r with the preceding car. Beariste Heal of Fullerton, aged 66 yens and 27 days
aIneritch:11, on_ the 493 insk,nWilli am
was thrownfrom the car under the wheels ' CreteR,1-g a Y ars, 7 'months and , 5 days;
and was terribly mangled: The poor fel- et • - • .
low died . after suffering intense' agony. tp, 1 i It -In Usburne, on the 31st ult.. Bella
igidigtierirs, , 0 laneftil tso n of gr, and st ra. Pion.
Beariste came to Pictmi from Maine • three months and 14 days.
' ' '
He thirty 'a -
and whose emoulments they fix,
but whom the -.
. people as - private
individuals pay. We have named
a few of them: The Patrons and
the Conservative party sa3r they
should not be appointed by the
-, • -e
Government but. should be elected,
Canada sympathises with suflering Double Deowning in Toronto.
everywhere. Her .sympathy is strong, ToRmo, Sept.. 8., --James Rivett, a
yet not stronger than is . a. feeling of -waiter at McConkey's, John Minims, an
thankf illness that her own children are employe of the Toronto Club, and B. 0.
spared the 'heaviest, affliotio.ns that Furey, 107 Fulton avenue, started out in a
c ome to other membera ot the family boat frorn the foot of Booth avenue for a
of nations • morning's shooting. They were 'hardly
• • clear of the bank when their boat ran
- X T x by the dredging
est daughter of Major D.W. Whittle, , were
married in the Congregational church,
Northfield, Mass., Wednesday. ., •
A terrible fire °crooned in the Canton
Itiver. A. flower boat caught fire and the
flames spread rapidly until hnndreda of
these vessels were destroyed, At least
1,000 natives perished in thaflames,
the province of Quebec than Ontario..
There is also an improvement repertediat
Tbronto.where the Industrial. Exhibition
has attracted many interior buyers, there-
by helping business. At Halifax trade is
Bank and .colleetions reniain. unchanged.
clearings at Hamilton, Toronto, Mon-
treal and Halifax amount to $14,108,000
against $15,223,000 last weekend as Coin.
- ' '
by the people. Every proposal
for reform made by the Oonservat-
i-ves or the Patrons in the House
was opposed to Sir Oliver Mowat
and his Government. They did
.. itground on a shoal made
he Canada r r' • • •
T . P esbyte Ian. has anothei out of the western channel of Ashbridge's
quarrel with the eourts than that on the Bay and was overturned, the three men
t being precipitated into the water. Furey
-ground Of expense. It asks: Why P •
should any decent citizen Summoned managed to reach the shore and ran shout-Attl
L in for help.Weighed d by tl •
and compelled ' • g rown tear
to give evidence U0 ' to the bot-
heavy the two
.,
A. Prominent Hamiltonian Dead. .
Haentatort Sept .1.1 Mr Lyman Mo '
ore,
f or many years one of l'' tthilton's best
known and moat t • • ' '
• • en eipiasing business
merchants and manufacturers died' at his
• ,
p red with ^18 '
- a • $ ,306,,099 in the first week
of Sentember 18,93. There are 29 business
' - • - " •
failures reported in • the Dominion of
Canada this week against 32 last week,
27 in the week a year ago end 29 two years
ago. .
years ago. Iva& about years of ,
age and was shortly to be mare d t ' " ' .
• le, o a 1 \ R, L,F1'OULTS •
young lady from Bridgeville.• i i - '
.
CENTRALIA.
DI tl i '
4° e Lod At General Conference.
Lounoie,. Ont., Sept. .8, -At the Meth°. Office opposite Methodiet Persona
'
dist general conference yesterday a notice
was given in ff t th t the . • I 3 KINSMAN, DENTIST
, a , ec a, e words 'Chris. i ii. . ;
t' -E
ian n.deavor ' should be dropped from.
the nainabf the,Epworth League society. • e LD, 8, SPECIALIST in‘GOLD BILL.
ING,, EX1 li A LITING and
Tim notice was net Well received, and. Ana est hotics for painless ex-
there will likely be a bob discussion. The treating. 2nd door north; cl
I!? f . *^ CARLING's Stove
afternoon was devoted to the reading f•
statistical 11 fwhicho
not want to lose the patronage and
,
the party heelers did not Want tO
lose their chances of offic e.Hen ce
.the. miscall& Reform. Government
1 • insulted f givingShe ' other men sank
gross y or e evidence ,
tom. Two young men arrived a few
thet the law compels him to give.
• Why 1 Id I * ' moments too late and only suaaeeded in
y a mu a coarse,bullying a Yer recovering the dead bodies Rivett was a
be alloweclto abuse decent citizens in a ' - ' '
married man,
• tzi ' a ' that he dare
court-roo in manner
ira.es-
idence here on Saturday evening, aged
66 years. • He had been an invalid for
four ears liavin lo t If Ix lth th •
y , , g s a is ea . lough
too close attention to business. For many
years he -was partner in the firm of J.
• An Insane Man Suicides.
• TORONTO, Sept. 8. -The higlat watch in
e eas wing. of he oronto Asylum. for
the Insane found oito of the inmates hang-
ing dead from a' window. The body was
. opposeti a reform which nine out of
every, ten intelligent . Canadians
think sliOuld be made, • Mr. Weis.
, miller certainly opposes the cen-.
tralization ot power in the harids
of the Provincial Government. It
Mr, McLean does not believe in
• - •
not adopt anywhere. else? Why should An Itl, JP, r.,s Sen in Trouble.
. S . JOHN, N. B., Sept. 10.-A. young
t sastamecl b the eople's mon- T
a etur d V f 11 •
ey. e use e,s a nkeans o !level decent man named Hetheriu ton son of Thomas
ng . g t ,
citizens. of the crime of perjury? There 11. netherinr,ton, M. P. P. for Queen's
0 , . . . . . , . .
are some things worse than a coun y, was arrested last ingnt cliargeo,
bill of t.
,costs, and a dirty, cowardly insinuation With bigamy. A few days ago a child was
1 -that you are committing perjury when found On a door Step iri this city and the
telling, tho treth is one Of • -' • eked '
theme mother was tea to Queen et county,
Winer & Co. But et • the Hine .of his re-
tirement from business he was manager of
the Hamilton glass works, in. which con-
cern be was a big stOckholder, He was
f , - • •
.emil
ny • ' '.
oi ma 3 ears piesident of the H ton
street railwa In olitios hea Y, p. ., was re -
former and yeas one of the proprietors of
the Hamilton Times. 'He was uni versally
respeeted by ali wht, knew him He leaves
'
•
still warm, showing that tbe deed had
been committed only a short' time before.
The suicide'it name is C. R. Pears and
h• - rents l• •1e
is a live i i Uxbridge. H as 30
Ptv
years old and had been in the institotion
only a month. Il ''
o e was always quiet and
•W011 behaved and never showed , '
- ,ane sign
- of siticidal hitentions.
'
reports , a 0 showed a
satisfactory ceridition •of thinge in the T1 ALTON ANDERSON D.D. S
' •
various departments. The delegates were .1..../ .
t • d el - •• : . . L. D• S, Honor Graduate of the io-
• en ere a rousing reception irr the even- Tomo University apd Bora] College of Dents
lag, Saraet438 of On tatio. 1.33.,...ciailic$, painlee!
' extraction bf
and nrcservation the r.tittira,
.3,-liamilton, Boy's rave Deed, teeth. Office ov I L ' ' A
., ter t le Lew Offme of Elliot
HAmmeow, Sept. E Duffield,' of Elliot, opposite central Jioto), sateter, Ont. •
the, policy so obstinately persisted
in by,Sir Oliver,he should not have
x x x ' where she was arrested, She told of her
• marriage on the quiet to Hetherington,
. • • ••
a widotv, one. sonand four daughters.
Thirtythle Vietinol of a Fend. ' 4,
the W. E. Sandford Mantfacturing Com- ' ' --
B ANEW L. 1).'S;DENTIS'rs
pany, perforated* a heroic action at the . eTirill°•N' ' .
Bead, reselling Ellen. Buckingham, a ' Will be at Groh a hotel Zurich
' • ''
purse at the Elsinore, who had gone in oil the seeped Thuraday of eitob
bathing,' gOt beyond het clepth and before month and at Hodgin's hotel
youg it to tke surface was tinder [lemon every Monday,
beingb- I '
watet' several minutes, Duffi '' '
eld brave
io
been so anxious to he the Mowat
candidate ' , at the last ' eleCtion,
But as Mr., McLean Will' probably
ne.ver sit m the House, it Makes
.... lip wo,rd.s of 1,60D young nien and' wo- .
Mid said he was the , tether of the child
passed the primary. examine.- The child died in the almshouse on Satu-
men have. r
, . _ . . • • t • a , ,
tion and m a few months vvill be.quali- day, Hetherington A other wife reef es in
fi t teach i - . , Qinen's county, andhe is about 80 years
ed on the publio schools of f - • .. ,
Ontario:: Where are all th 0to o age'
the�e people
incendiary Fire in Dradford.
•
. BRADiroc.., Oat, Sept. 11: -Last even.
i ''flre b •ok tit ' ti 1 ' k t'
1:)g a. .1. .-e ° . • ma I° arge 8 .a trig
rink in this village, and in about ten nue-
, .
ntes the entire structure was a slieet.of
PHOENIX, Arizona, Sept:10.-Another
hapter of the famous. and bloody Pleasant
O '
Valle feud lute•
Valley . apparently been entered
upon, Horace B. Sehilly. n Cattle man
foundriddled 'titb 1 ' '
Wee•wi , ride a Is and
badly mutilatetton Reno Mountains. He
s -
ac ion, o owe y t e prompt Applicata •
time of restoratnees, saved. her life. ' . London, Hui oli and Bruce.
' • ' '
• Guise latieen--- -. Passertger.
little difference what his personal
pinto! • - -c •
o xs may be,ex cptthat recent
utterances show that he might vvell
be called "Mic Pacingallways."
, ,
sec r ' • .0
u e einploytnent? The school of nensawrientn Mill Destro ed ' '
the province furnish work for lesstlisn ' g Y •
' ' ' •
Iluttsann, Ont, Sept, 10, --:-Fire broke
8,000 teachers, Ilt id ilf th t
,a o . f e ra Ore, 0 a e Mit iti the /Amino mill owned mid ocett,
_ ihd • ' - ' • '
fourth of those now engaged h i
6 0 pied by Robert Patteraton Contrector, con-
fistulas. On accouilt of its close prOximity
to tile businese portion of the village great
, . • . , ,... .
'ears were eutertemeet, that 'another dm-
a t. til.grat'e ‘ asgoing t .
seous oe 1 tl 1 11 ,‘V ' o over-
take 'Own, but by hard work the
was waylaid on his Way to Pi-ice/lir-g
thought this tl • - 1 i '
is te work he Tewksbury
. ' faction. &hilly is. 4,r, last of his fai 'IS
Th a 121 - •
e fend has now num. tared 31 victims,
,
T ii . ' ' ' •
° °IV Fever" a Yankee Boat. ' London, depart........ 8.25 A, M• 4,46 Pe At
WASansoeoer, Sept. 10. • Surgeon•Gener- Heeler . 9.29 6.00
TI naell
al Wyman received a telegrain from the ' ' rets * 645
ppen a .... ..... 9,47 620
oesietant surgeon at Cape Henry Va. Brueefield. ... . . ,..., ..,. le,55 6.28
stabiles that the American • Alice*' ' Chet n ' 1012 6.55 •
, ,, , I bark had ' ° , '
arrived there from Havana Cuba,•.' 1 Londeals ro .. . .. . .. ,1040 7.14 .
,, a a 1 • nieie : . 7•2:3
tided cases! of yellow fever on hoard D 13 1 r 10.52 7,37
. r. e a ave
Wyman sive there need be no alarm sta to- Winsham arrire11.10 • 8.00
an epidentie of yellow fever because of the (IoIN6 SOITTlY* --, ra/000116X
lateness of the eettiten. .., • evinebere, (Mime.. ... 5.76 A. tf, $,...' ,j'a il
,.
IMO.. 0 soireerit . 6.50 i5oil ,
Agairx, if Mr. Itlateati advocated
the election 'of fee paid offiCials by
Ilia people long ago,' as he says he
did th t only goes, to show how
, a. -
• ,
A
_rop out every year there , would still sinning ..the blinding n'tia a quantity of
be enough new blood to 'fill every vac- lutnber in She yard, ' The building con-
alloy created , Itut one-fourth esef the tained most of the finished material , fer
teacheris of Ontario do not " • - th's • a ' . emit t . n b • .
, retire at ,the 1 •50 r s rao S. Loss 0 inklings
end of every twelve months. The av, and contents $1,000 ;., no insurance.' It isk
our with . .
hand fite. eligine the fire Was. confined to The ran Proved tettal. .
She rink and adjoining , shed. 'Loss about ,Paause. Ont., Sept, 8, -William James
$1,509; ineined for $400. The fire was about 05 years of age, caretaker of the
f ' di - • • Pariscemetery,''died- - . •
the wor o nicer' Aries. hero from the effects
of, a fall from a tree; Deceased Was trini
Unworthy he, is or public con fi.
dence when he became the Can-
didaic and champion of a Govern.
,erage teaching life is a good deal over not kiieWri hoW.the fire originated, but it
' ' I 1,, a we 0 con. is suppolled to have eommenced on the..,
&Mt yeti t Whet thei' -re t •
' d flat .
elude? Simply this, that the profession 466°n- '• ...
.
'
UnknoWn liodf retied tit /Attie Harbor. ming shade trees at the reeidence Of Jelin
Thew GLasoow, MS, i Sept. 11.-A luau Walker, when eppittentlr lie made a This-
Was foutd.dead at Little Harbor by a man step and, failiag about twelve feet, reeetv.
Men t whieh is utterly opposed to
of teaching, like the professions of law .
• , TWO Bathers' DroWned,
named McKinnon, near where the wreck ' ed internal injuries,
aellied ells Drother in 116 tattiarrel. • Byte, st.,a..,... . . ...
10 • • 4.68
WItsevoun, Massa Sept, 16,-Irt altar. ''Cirtitrn",°._rc.- - ' ''''''''' 7:45 4.26
the e'ezAtori of these officials by
the people who pay them.
.
ana medicine., is becoming overcrowd- cukNstmls ' 10 r s h 6 it
, Sept. .-. o ep a neg.
ed. and Philip Nadlick, •of Net* ltorit, aged
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