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CANA.DA,
Sir Donald and LOS Smith have res
turned. to Montreal.
Thomas Lindsaee who waa injured. in
the •Loon Lake fire, is recovering,
The Norwegian, ship Reciprocity
wrecked, on the New 13ru1saviek coast.
Two electrie care collieed, at Hanel -
tore A motorman wa.s badly injured.
lely. William 'Wainwright will. sever
Ms oonneotion with Grand Trunk in
March.
Col. Villiers was banqueted at Winni-
peg on the eve a his removal to Hamil-
ton. '
Two American schooners have been
seized, at Cape Breton for violating the
fishing laws.
Sergeant Colbrooke, who was killed
by an Inclia,n oattle-lifter, has been
buried at Prince Albert.
At Cbatham, N. B., Joseph Doherty
shot and killed Arthur Leke, The
shouting was the result of a street row.
Ex -Chief. of Police Page of St. Cune-
gonde, and Cyril eloqum were burned
to deeth in a dredge in the Laohine
Canal.
The Ottawa Board. of Trade has ex-
pressed a strong opinion in favor of two
tAledeee.rnll aefor WAth ward ilisead
of
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The Ste Lawrence at Montreal is at
the lowest point ever known—three
feet one inch below average low water
mark.
The report of ,t Engineer'. Keating on
Hamilton's water works recomraencia
changes that will cost the city about
$275,000.
Mrs. Andrew, the fifth victira of the
fire at the Queen's hotel in Hamilton
ten days ago, died on Saturday at the
hospital.
Capt. Smith, R. N., has been commis-
sioned by the Diminion Govermnent to
enquire into the wreck of the Mariposa
in the Straits of Belle Isle.
It is reported that the projectors of
the Toronto, Hamilton., and Buffalo rail-
way will ask for a bonus from Hamil-
ton of $150,000 to build the Toronto
branch.
The Bank of Montrealhas received
from the gold mines in British Colum-
bia a gold pyramid and brick valued at
seventy thousand dollars.
Mr. J. W. Lowndes, of London, Eng,
is in Ottawa to urge upon the Domin-
ion Government the desirableness of
adcrpting the Imperial penny postage
scheme'.
Mr. J. N. Ladouceur, of Keewatin,
Rainy River district, has disposed of
four raining locations in that district to
three Ottawa gentlemen, who pro-
pose to work them.
William McCurdy of Vienna, Ont.,
and Charles Day, two men who went to
Manitoba for the harvest, have been
killed, the first named on the railway
and. Mr. Day in a threshing accident.
A. vault in the Roman Catholic ceme-
tery at 'Kingston was broken into on
Saturday bight and two bodies were
carried off. There is no clue, to the
perpetrators, but medical students are
blamed.
Mrs. W. C. Macleod, of Woodstock,
Ont., has presented, two thousand five
hundred dollars to Chalmers' Presbyter-
ian church, of that place, and one thou-
sand dollars to the Woodstock General
hospital,
The steamer Obdam broke her tail
shaft on Thursday off Sable Island, and
was taken in tow by the steamer Penis -
land, which brought the disabledsteam-
er to Halifax, where they arrived on
Saturday.
George Cyr of Hull was sentenced to
five years in penitentiary for setting
e- to' elgaleteeseefies-17-eee eeeaselannesele
caUt. Swinherne and Norris are out
of viinning, the former for his ear-
ly raaidaliszn, and the latter for his so-
emlistie tendencies, Alfred Austin is
mentioned favorably for the position.
The Prince of Wales, wearing a Res -
sten uniform, Prince Nicholae of Greeee,
and the majority ,ot the =enablers a the
diplornatie corpa in London, were pros -
sent Friday inornieg at the requiem
mass on the euniversary. sof the death
of the late Czar of Russia.
It is stated. in, London that investi-
`gations have beee made of the operation
for ten years past of Germany's law
for the msnranee ot laborers against
sickness, aeolderits, and, old age, with 'Mere is a strong feelmg against the
the view, possibly, of aclopting some- rule of the Stilton many parts of
thing similar in Great Britain. Turkey, and it is believed that there
Referring to Senator °bendier's pre- will be a fusion ofethe Keesulmans end
diotions of War between the United Armenians to overthrow the present
States awl Great Britain, the London ruler.
Standard says Senator ()bendier maY It is learried that Lord. Salisbury is
excite entbemasm among the riff-raff of dissatisfied. with the Sultan's verbal
btheer'ogereeiavtedtQw‘litnhs'ibnudit:ghnaist?orn°Pahned°1deiseglilsti the four great powers favour an early
gliarantee of Armenian reforms, and
by the great bulk' of the people of the
United States. question.
European conference on the Turkish
The Turkish Government deniands
the immediate withdrawal of the Ainer-
Ica» Missionaries from &Menu, 041 the
ground that it they remain they may
be 'massacred.
Dr. 34ger, leader of the anti-Sern-
ites in Vienna, has been elected burgo-
master of that city. Vienna is the
fist of the capitals of Europe to be ad-
ministered by an auti-senute.
The Xing of Ashanti has rejected.
the British ultimatuni.,1 Ile says he will
fight and time' he is prepared for the
seruggle. A British expedition will be
sent against him in the middle ief De-
eeMber,,
As regards the proposed line of fast Tee condition of the Czarewitch is
steamers between. England and Can- steadily growing worse. He is now
acla, Mr. Chamberlain will shortly see continuously confined to his bed, and i
Mr. Huddart, the promoter of the
scheme, It is not considered likely recognizing raenabers of the Royal fam- ;
eenlains in a emnatese state, not even
that the Imperial Government will eye
gave a direct maney subsidy, but it will
give the line the carriage of a portion
of the mails on paying terms,
UNITED STATES.
California has produced a sweet -
scented violet the size of a large pansy.
Four tailors were burned to death
in a fire in Pelhazo„ street, New York. frout a huge railway job, and as the '
Mgr. Satolli, Papal delegate to the attitude of the Government ;was res
United 'States, has been made a garded as atter:elating to shseld the ,
News bas been received that the Jap-
anese have captured the inland town of
Katchi, in the Island of Formosa,. The ,
oeition of the Blackflags is said. to be ;
esperate, and the Japanese demand
their unconditionel surrender. I
The south of Franc,e has suffered '
Cardinal. guilty, the.Hibot Ministry has been de -
A. prairie fire burned over a traot feated ie the Chamber of Deputies. i
of country twenty miles long by two Another terrible massaore f A m
o r en -
broad near Yorkton. ians, accompalied by the outraginof'
A NEGRO'S ANTUL BEATH
Theodore Durant, of San Francisco, women, is reimeted. to bave taken place
mont was toned guilty on Frida,y of burt. The Turkish authorities say the
murder in the first, degree. Arraenians provoked the outbreak, •
Mrs. Elizabeth Grahara of 33uffalo The next consistory to be hold will
has recovered .§2,000 from the Niagara leave the Italians in a majority of three
Falls (Ontario) Park Commissioners over the foreign cardinels in the con-
fer injuries received through a defec- clave,. so that the supremacy of the Ital-
fective railing. lane is assured over any possible com-
Mrs. Harriet .Kellar has been found bination in favor of a foreign candidate
uilty, at Oswego, of murdering Albert for the Pontificate.
ernpthorne, a Canadian, in August A. despatch from Constantinople says
last, and was sentenced to Auburn. that Pasba, having out the Are
prison for life.
meruan question on the teacle of settle -
'After a very. brief delibeeation on merit, has asked the Sultan to relieve
Saturday evening the lehiladelphia .hixa from the Grand Viziership; but his
jury found Hohnes guilty of' the 3:031r^ Majesty declares that he cannot dis-
der of Benjamin Pietzel in the first pense with his services.
degree. The case will be appealed.. The Mohammedan insurgents in
Two persons were killed outright and China have captured. Lau-Tcheon-Fu,
25 or 30 passengers were inured by the capital of the Province of Kau -Soo, ;
the wrecking of the Cincinnati express on the Yellow River. They are
at Bim Elm Grove, near Wheeling, on the feating the Chinese troops in every
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. rection, and they intend. to form an In -
Ex -Senator Dolph, in an address at dependent kingdom.
Portlaiad, Ore., on Monday night, said . Gen. de Campos says that a polio' of
that the Dented States must either leniency towards the Cnban insurgents '
abandon the Monroe doctrine or en- ' must prevail or one himdied and fifty
force it, with the sword, if necessary. thousand troops will be necessary, and.
Miss Flees; of Washington, daugh- even thee seventy-five thousand of•
ter of General Flagler, whose shooting them would perish. He thinks the
and killing of a negro boy evho was United States would recognize the in-.
stealing fruit, several months ago, surgents as belligerents before they
created a sensation, has been indicted could be conquered.
for manslaughter.
charged with the murder of Manthe La- quite recent y in the district of Bei- I
CAPTURED BY wHaEsILE
BURNED AT THE STARE
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IRIS Crime Waa a norrito One, aid, a roo,
user Siete heckled rate -Seasee mid
ineldenticat the nest:meet,
A despetela from. Kilgore. Texesi
says :—At a point about four nailee
frons Tyler was enacted a horrible trag-
edy, the very reoital of which 'eanses
the heart to shudder. A. Mrs. Bell,
who had been visiting her mother, a
short distance from home, was on her
return met by a negro. What occur-
red can only be told by the negro him-
self and the evidenes givee by the dead
body of the lady, The ground showed
that she had struggled. for her honor,
and the condition of the body told of
the cruelty thal has rarely been equal -
/ad by Jetok the Ripper. After out-
raging the lady the negro CleliberatelY
cut her throat elle then taking his knife
ripped up Iter body. When the criMe
beearae known a posse was quickly or-
ganized, led by Deputy Sheriff Smith,
of Tyler, who with lanterns in hand
and aided by a bound, tracked the
negro to within four milee of this place,
where they found him fast asleep in a I
cotton pen. The negro's clothing., was I
stained with blood, which he had, at-
tempted to waels out. The posse start -
lb kt T1 *th the negro, who
offered no resistance. Soon after the
icer him an e a mo
some two hundred men
IS
IThe St. Petei'sburg Novoe Vrernya
The Masons of Mississippi have made publishes a despatch saying that the
arule that "no Mason, either as prin- British squadron of warships in the
cipal, agent, employ.ee, or in any other far east has been concentrated at Mao-
eapacity, shall sell intoxicating liquors Chow, and adds that Great Britain is I
to be used. as a beverage, and the pen- zealously seeking a pretext for de-
alty thereof shall be expulsion," caaring war upon China in order to
Senator Morgan said in an interview counteract the success of Russia and
cm Friday that if Russia and China restore her shattered prestige in the
have made the treaty reported in the Pacific.
London papers, the United States,
wbose interests are antagonistic to
those of Great Britain, should not in-
terfere.
Horace Manvill, of Woodbury, is prob-
ably the oldest Church member in Con-
necticut or in the TJnited States, he
having been received into the Church
at Middlebury, December 3, 1815, eighty
years ago. Mr. lelan.vill is nearly 101
years old.
At Chicago Sohn W. Cadman, an
uncle of Mrs. Cleveland, wife of the
President, attempted to commit suicide A despatch frorn.heedon says :—Lord
by shooting hinaself in the mouth with Salisbury least te long interview at the
a 32 -calibre revolver. He was removed ;
:Fora ete-' slice on Friday afternoon with
t th h 't 1 h e it is stated te-
SOME LATE CABLE NEWS,
THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE MADE
BONORARY COLONEL.
Salisbury ans Currie Confer -The -Bing of
a shall tee 'IV Fight -Caned Ian' Apples
lu EDWREDI -Sheep Slu.siglef.szege,
peles. Mrs. Lalonde will serve an - . , „, ea Philip Currie, British Ambassador to
' • ...esee • •
eighteen months' sentence for burning Itisarranged. that Miss Va,nderbilt's Constantinople.
her residence. dot on her marriage with the Duke of The Duke of Cambridge has been ap-
.
The jury at Beauharnols,sQuebec, re- Marlborough will be ten million del- pointed chief personal aide-de-camp to
turned a verdict of guilty against
young Shortis on Sunday morning for
the murder of Mr. John Loy at the Val-
leyfield mill. They answered a ques-
tion regarding the prisoner's insanity in
the negative.
The quarterly report of the Depart-
ment of Trade and Commerce gives de-
tails of a gratifying increase in Canada's
trade during the first three months of
the fiscal year. The live stock and
dairy. trade has been the chief gainer by
this Improvement in business.
lar, but so settled on her that she
has only the USe of the income during the Queen, and honorary colonel -in -chief
her elle, and at her death the princi- of the forces. The War Office has is -
pal will descend to her issue. sued a. special army order on the occa-
Commander Heiersnann, of the Unit- sion of the retirement a the Duke of
ed. States navy died on. the Havel at
sea, at 4 p.m., October 27. Command . - Cambridge from
the comarand of the
er Heiermann was in command of the British army. The order in the tiuke's
Kearsarge when she was wrecked fen behalf thanks all those who do -operated
Conamander Spain, of the Caxia.dian
fisheries protective service, who seized
the United States fishing schooner Sher-
man fpr selling supplies purchased in a
Canadian port to an unliceiased Ameri-
can schooner within the three-mile
limit, has been ordered by the Depart-
ment of Marine and Fisheries to re-
lease the vessel, which Iselcl a Canadian
licente and was acting within her
rights.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Belfast and Glasgow shipbuild-
ers have conceded the demands of their
employees for increased pay.
Mr. Chamberlain will begin immedi-
ately the consideration of the details
of his great plan to develop the Crown
colonies.
By the finding of the Admiralty Court
the British steamer Turkestan is held
responsible for the. sinking of the Edam
Lia September last.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
have received congratulations on the
betrothal of Princess Maud to Prince
Charles of Denmark.
The marriage of Princess Maud and
Prince Charles of Denmark will take
place in six months. Prince Charles
will shortly visit England.
Edward Stockquelin, a street chalk
artist, died in London recently. Stock-
quelin was a grandson of Mrs. Sarah
Siddons, the fatuous actress.
The importance to English trade of
N,
the Nicaragua Canal was pointed out
, by Mr. Colonhoun in a paper read be-
! fore the 1,ondo41 Chailliner of Cern-
1
merce.
The Duke of Cambridge, upon his re-
tirement from the post of commander-
in-chief of the forces, has been gazetted
ohief personal aide-de-camp to the
Queen and honorary colonel -in -chief to
the forces.
1.110M 'THE TEA PLAN T TO THE TEA OOP
IN ITS NATIVE PURITY.
Monsoon" Tea Is packed under the supervision
edit Tea growers, and is advertieed And sold by therti
Asa ,satvleof the hest qualiticAof reclien And Ceylon'
ItN4non ar
Teas, or that melon they see that none bUt the
vety 2
- ,pt.24.es,
Thads why U105�)thrp
sold at the same price As interior tea.
11 is put OD in Sealed caddies, of 54 lb., 5 Iband
$ lbs., and eold in three flavours at 40c., $CIC• Drid 60D,
it your grotty dogs not keep It, tell him to write
fe STEEL, HAYTER & CO., et and se Front SG
Bast, Toronto,
I in a speech at Dublin Mr, Wra, Red-
ro,ond said. the Irish question would
riever be settled Until England was ,un.
..ti, to resist Or ignore Ia. ne quots
the Roneador Reef. For that he was
suspended from duty, and. recently with him to obtain the efficiency of the
Went on the retired list. army, reviews the changes made during
Senator Stephen B. Elkins and ex- his oomnaand, and bids an affectionate
Senator EL G. Davis have renewed. the farewell, the Duke being assured that
ago to the Presbytery of Lexington, Qduteoenhaisndsatehceesesn"piraeftnoracye
proposition made by them four years hofel-ivehiesuchldthhaen
justly be proud.
W.Va. The proposition, which has
been accepted, contemplates the found- The news of the King of Ashantee's
ing of a .Presbyterian. College at El- preparations may be quite serious for
kins, W.Va., to vehich Messrs. Elkins the British if, as his envoys say, be has
and Davis will give $30,000 in cash an.d fifty thousand rifles. He rules more
land for the site, provided the Presby- than eighty million people.
tery raises a like sum. The daily News says it is rumored
that Sir Philip Currie, at present Brit-
Adveces from the two'chief cornmercial ish Ambassador to Turkey, goes to Paris
agencies in New York as to the condi- as the successor of the Marquis of Dui -
tion of trade ill the United States in- ferin, Sir Henry Druramond-Wolff, now
dicate no decided change either way. Ambassador to Spain, will replace Sir
If anything, the volume of general E'hilip Currie at Constantinople.
business has been rather smaller, Part of the consignnaent of -10,228 bar -
though there is better demand for rels of apples brought here by the
many manufactured .products, and the steamer St. John City from St. Jahn,
retail demand. is fair. The report of N.B., and. Halifax, was sold here on Fri -
works in different parts of the United day. The prices obtained. were :—Ribs -
States closing is by no rneans urmsuel tons, lis to 13s; Kings, 13s to 15s ; varl-
et this season of the year, which m ous 9s to lis.
trade is always a time of comparative The consigments of , apples, in all 5, -
uncertainty. Cotton has made anoth- 738 barrels, brbught to Liverpool by the
er decided advancet and tbe mills are steamships Scotsman and Nuraiclian
reported to contain only moderate from Montreal ana Quebee; and Cate -
stocks. There is increased activity in Ionia from Boston, were sold here at
iron and steel, though some grades are a,uction to -day. Beldwins brought
weak in price. Minor metals are also from. 12s to lea per barrel; Greenings,
a shade lower. Some shoe faetories are lls 9d to 13s 6d; Kings, 20s to 21s Gd;
closing. Spys, 15s 6d; Newtown Pippins, 14s to
GENERAL. 16s,
A little rebellion is reported in Hayti. The sheep brought to this port by the
The King of Corea has chosen an- steamer Scotsm.an, from 1VIontreal, were
other Queen to replace his murdered slaughtered after being landed on ae-
wife. . count of a few cases of scab being
The German Asiatic fleet has been found among them. Several eases of
ordered to concentrate at Sevalon and the disease have been found lately
Amoy. among sheep front the. 'United States
, , , d. f _
The ex -Queen of IlaWall is reel:nese eases continue to be found tfie iduara
e . and Canada, an it is eared that if
to have pnrehased winter and snnamer of A.griculture will adopt drastic meas -
residences in Italy. ures against sheep frem those coun-
Gen, de Campos has decided to sus- trio. The agricultural press is begin. -
pend military operations ha Western ning to 00121nlent on the matter,
Cuba while the rain lasts. .
' Mr. X. B. Patterson, formdrly Prime
Minister of Victoria, is dead. His Min- Hew to got a "SunAght" Pieture#
istry resigned September 25th, 1804. Send 25 "Sintlight" Sol wro,nier„
The Xing of Portugal a,rrived in Pots- (igrappeihrivity the. ve0V0 41 'a 100 a
data on Friday night, and was given an °mat Leo (I 4 gs,,.0 teen a to
enthusiastic welcome by Era eror Layer 1$roc, Ltd,.3 A gbotis ToDonto,
ed. the old saying, `!England's danger liflttt le will visit Engin tindyee:efill'attiVS lz vita niere,
!Et It6101v
.rrs °T.),P6rt1nitYl An extensive anti -foreign eutioreak le As, ItkIi6fit'rirt)d *la .1 Werth farn
fieThht4nInin15nt ptiblishes an expect,ed at 'Canton. our IsAtktika thtg. $ ooy or to abeotate your
braves, enlisted at Hong Kong bY the lain°, tka twat it beat It tile thee/teat
Viceroy, have gone to anton, and it wi11:00,ej,isabato1&aci 4.
Travellers arriving at New York reo btu) wrappegi, leats the endii open.
Port that all ia quiet its Venezuda, and Write yotir addHON e&risfa IY,
the feeling is that the boundary diS-
puts will ioe settled without trouble,
PI
address, issued by the Amnesty A.esocia-
tion, addressed to Irishmen in the Unit-
ed States and Canada, naaking an appeal
for aid, in continuing' the agitation for
the release of the Portland prideners.
The post of poet laureate is still va-
Children Cry or tenet's ,roiteria
off' s had h* h uff d b of t
ereAVSLY ARMED
arrived on the scene and demanded. the
immediate surrender of the prisoner,
which was readily given. The mob
then left for the scene of the murder,
where they arrived on Tuesday after-
noon at three o'clock. The crowd con:
tinuecl to gather at the scene of the hor-
rible crime until nearly two thousand
citizens of Tyler and vicinity were
there. A. few moments before the
fiend was brought to the place a meet-
ing was h,eld and a coramebtee was ap-
pointed to investigate his identity.
Witnesses were sunamoned and closely
interrogated. The result was a thor-
ough identifica,tion.
In. a few moments an officer appear-
ed from ov er the hill, followed by
three hundred well -armed men. These,
however, were overpowered. and, dis-
armed and. the negro, Henry Hilliard
brdught before the committee. He
made a full confession, in substance as
follows:
"1 was coming down the road and saw
Mrs. Bell in the road. She was scared
of me, and I knew that if I passed her
she would say I tried to rape her, and
cm:minded that I would rape her and
then kill her. I cut her throat and out
her in another place and left."
The negro then wrote a note to his
wife and gave it to the sheriff. It
read. as follows: "1 ani arrested, by.Wig
Smith. You know what they will do
with me. If I don't see you. any more,
good-bye.
"HENRY."
After his confession and thorough
identification a vote was taken as to
what tbe mode of• punishment would
be. It was agreed. to
BURN HIM
and that be should suffer the penalty
on the public square. The line of march
was taken up toward Tyler, and at
four o'clock the head of the line enter-
ed the main plaza, where no less than
seven tb.ousend people were assembled.
Large crowds of women ancl children
were congregated on the awnings sur-
rounding the public plaza, while wag-
gons, carriages, trees and buildings
were converted into grand stands to
accommodate the throng.
A scaffold was erected in the centre
of the square. Waggons laden with
kindling wood, coal oil and straw were
driven to the scene and placed in posi-
tion. The negre was given an oppor-
tunity to speak but his evords were
mostly inaudible. When he offered his
last prayer, however, he could be heard
for several block's.
He was then lashed to tbe iron rail
that extended through the platform.
Mr. Bell, the husband. of the murdered
lady, applied the match, and the flames
shot upward, enveloping the negro in
sheets of fire. The fuel pressently gave
out, but in a few minutes the fire was
started again. From the time the
match was applied, until the negro's
death was exactly fifty minutes.
The I. & N. south -bound train was
crowded with people from the towns
north. Hundreds of negroes witnessed
the execution, and many of them ex-
pressed thea endorsement of the pun-
ishment. All business houses and fac-
tories dosed and the big cotton belt
shops were deserted.
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FATAL GIlbt ACCIDENT.
A Cornwall Baker Shot by His Companion
*While Bunting buselts-rartieularti of
the Tamed y.
A despatch from Cornwall, Ont., says:
Mr. Prank j. Nichoeson, a well-known
baker of CorrieVall, was accidentally kill-
ed by his companion, Mr. H. Yates,
general merchant, of this place, while
on a cluck -hunting expedition on Lake
St. Frantis. Both men left here on
Wednesday, intending to *one a couple
of days duck shooting, Thursday morn-
ing between teb. and. eleven o'clock they
were about four miles south of Lancas-
ter, and were moving from one blind to
another, when a couele of ducks flew
towards them. Mr. Nicholson was row-
ing and Mr. Yetes, standing up, was
endeavouring to get a shot at the clucks.
He thinks thet the lurehing of the'boat•
;there being a heavy swell at the time,
caused the gun to go off lust when Mr.
Nicholson was in line with it. The
whole charge took effect in his -left
. side, about three inches below the heart.
Mr. Yates rowed to Lancaster, a
dis-
tance of about four nines.
Mr.Nicholson, realizing that his in-
juries were fatal, prepared lamself for
death. About a half mile from shore
he spoke for the last thne, and breath-
ed his last as he was lifted from the
boat. Deceased was about 35 years of
age, and was a native of Lancaster,
being a son of the late Wm.. Nicholson,
sr. He has been in business in Corn-
wall for a number of years. He leaves
a widow. The remains were taken to
Cornwall. The deceased was a member
of the local lodge of A.O.U.W.
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Another Mine DiseoVered.
The discovery of a large deposit of
graphite has been reported to the Bureau
of Mmes. The find is situated in the
coun-
ty, on lots 17, 18, ancl 19, of the third
(township of Brougham, Renfrew t concession. It is understood that the
I control of the property has been secured
bSt Senator G. C. McKin.cisey, who in-
tends forming a company and establish-
ing a factory in the province to work
it viethout delay. The graphite is sale
to be of a very good. quality, and will be
used. chiefly in the naanufacture of stove
;polish, facing§ for foundry castings, and
lead pencils. It is also largely used in
the manufacture of crucibles, though it
is not known as yet whether the present
discover will be suitable for that pur-
pose. The discovery forms another in-
dication of the extent of mineral wealth
lying eormant within the Province of
Ontario.
SERGEANT COLBROOKE SHOT.
Nonni ed Pollee °Meer lEiNed by an
Escaping Istettisst,
A Despatch from Duck Lake, Saskat-
chewan, reads: "Last Tuesday an In-
dian, with a companion, was arrested.
on One Arrow's reserve, on a charge
of cattle -killing. They were arrested
and brought into Duck Lake during
the night. While Constable Dickson
was on guard one of the prisoners, a
tough character, effected his escape.
Surmising that he would. take. a south-
easterly direction, Sergt. Colbrooke, who
had made the arrest, started in pur-
eta. He was joined. by Police Scout
j. McKay, and they soon were on the
vvhicla led in the direction of
Touchavood. Hills. On the second day,
however, they found the culprit had
gone towards Port La,coone, and they
followed this trail. 'Wednesday night
the news reached here thae Sergt. Col-
brooke had been shot and. kilaecl by the
escapec1 prisoner the following morn-
ing. No details 0011 be obtained owing
be the imPossibility of crossing the
river. Deeeased is a rilarried mare and
leaves a wife and one child. The mur-
derer has not yet been arrested. ad-
brooke had served with the mounted
police since 1883, having served during
the rebellion with the column against
Big Bear,
A pure white crow was caught in Tox-
ada Island, B. C., a few days ago. It
was taken from a nest in whicb were
several black crows.
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