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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1896-7-9, Page 4rile N (QUARTERED 'B Phldnp Capita - V+etYuud 4- THE. EXETER T1.N.I'ES • ' Hon, Wilfred will be in a Bank p cation to The Latest N ewe, McLean Counted in, A recount will be held in the Both well election. A Listowel little girl drank water in which a piece of fly paper had soaked, and was so neardeath leer pulse ceased to beat. Taken in time Hood's Sarsaparilla prevents serious illness by keeping the blood pure and all the organs in a healthy condition. James H. Ashdown, Liberal candi- date for Marquette,. defeated by one hundred majority, has appliedto the court for a recount. Treasurer Holmes and Reeve Proud - foot, of Goderich, :will leaye next Saturday for England to sell the County of Huron debeutures in that country. A cow belonging to T. Lampman, of Bosanquet, died the other day, and not knowing the cause of death, Latnpm an had the animal opened. A tumor weighing 200 pounds was found in her. If you had taken two of Carter's Little Liver Pills before retiring you would not have hadthatcoated tougue or bad taste in your mouth this morn- ing. Keep a vial with you for oc- casional use. Hugh Armstrong, Conservative can- didate for Selkirk, defeated by oue vote, has also made application for a recount. Mr. Rogers; Conservative candidate, defeated in Lisgar, will fol- low suit. If you once try Carter's Little Liver Pills for sickheadache, biliousuess or coustipation, you will never be with:, out them. They are purely vegetable; small and easy to take. Don't forget his. S o n s B 1 ins11 gut ate a policy and meet the new Y PARLtAMENa,1s551 House, which contains over a hundred. vete, fresh members, in the brief interval ,ere pee i between now and July 16. Head eMoe, F. wvawLF,ERSrAN TH GEN Montreal. Qw4AS,1Geci., RRAL MANAGER Money advanced to good farmers 011 their Wu note withone or more endorser at 7 per entapet annum. Exeter Branch. Open every lawful day, from a.m. t 0 pen SATURDAYS, 10 a.m, to 1 le m. t."Urrentrates of interest allowed on deports N. D.BURDON, Manager. Exeter, Deo:. 27th, '35 NNW ”ra arr. THURSDAY, JULY 9th, 1596. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Ion, l.ir. Laurier proposes to send a permanent represeutative of the Can- ed/au Government to Washington, to, " lard our interests." The name of Edward Fc arrer naturally suggests ilei£ in tl s:connection. x x -The Ottawa Free Press gives the "Tory" party more credit for power sustain industries than it ever clanged for itself. "J.'bat victory," it sty, "seems a perfect godsend to cer- tain establishments who have long Wanted to close down, and dare not ealong es the Tories were in power." the "Tory" Goverument had enough ,iflueuce over manufacturing indus- ies to preserve thele in operation against the judgment and interests of tllleir proprietors, it was not a bad %faverzrrnent for the wage-earners. Tlie Ottawa Free Press admission is valuable. x Sb far the judges are nearly equally divided on the question of rejected -ballots, and three have said that only those with the cross inthe wbitecircular spare shall be counted and three have decided on the contrary. So if this `,ate of affairs goes on members. throughont the couutry will be elected here in afar different way from there, end everything will be in confusion. Shen, one man will appeal, and tl-en eiteWlsole set of appeals will follow, at much trouble, delay and expense. Let a41 parties unite and try to secure at Gee very earliest houradecision on this epiestion from the appeal judges. Then ere would be samekhiclo." .tniformity and the county judges ;would have something- to go by. !1 - If "To snake one of the Hurons a Lib- era1."hive," and help to gain seats to which they were not entitled in both Huron and Middlesex, a Conservative township and a Conservative village were taken out of Huron and placed .$ North Aliddlesex." The above is from the London Ad- vertiser. A Conservative township said Conservative village taken from Buren and placed in Middlesex! Step - ben township, the township referred to, was never known to be Conser- vative, but on the other hand has al- ways given the Liberals a majority., of *ons 150 to 200 votes. To give the Ad- vertiser a sainple of gerrymander, we refer it to Goderich township, in Ninon County, which was cut in two by the Ontario Legislature, 'placing half in West and half in South Huron. 'This township giving aa, very large Conservative majority, it was sought to divide it, thus destroying its useful- ness hi either riding. ll - II >Ft i$ a question whether the election taw should nn} state clearly that any ballot markt isewhere than in the white circle opposite the name of the •Candidate shall be void and of no effect. .A. provision in the law invalidating the vote of eery man who does not know enough to mark his ballot in the right place would he a sort of educa- tional test. The law in some of the 'American states provides that no man who cannot read and write can vote. The law in Canada might provide that he elector who, through ignorance or stupidity, destroys his ballot, shall not be protected against the results of Euch ignorance or stupidity. It is an outrage where intelligent Hien are disfranchised by aeputy returning officers. but it is no outrage when the ignorant, stupid eieztor is disfranchised by his own blunders. What the public is anxious to learn as quickly its possible is the precise condition of patties. It is two weeks siaiee the Opposition papers proclaim- « with a fi•'urish the utter defeat, of Sir Charles Tupper, and the astound- iltig victory of the Hon. Wilfred Laur- Der, The Liberal politicians and jour- nals. have since been in a state of breathlesscuriosity to learn the pre- erse date when the Premier of a little Over two months, will make his retir- beg bow and his exit from the political stage. and theist, too, without present- brC; himself to the House of Commons, of which he ie by law and usage the acknowledged leader! But Sir Charles has not appeared to be in a violent hurry to do the one thing or the other. The inexorable logic of events has not ne yet convinced the, Premier that he b so badly beeteu after all; ;or, if he !be acthe,iry in the minority -on paper, poiitieaily - prepared paper the naa lc:r•ii.y triumph --ant is made up of mech loeongruuus ruaterial as scarcely tt} seib;,iest a, bona fide preponderance. It is e. • thing of party," shreds and p arc i.es, destitute of any definite pol- ity, and weighed down by the undue peoportior of the Canadian French element of 45 out of OZ. Under with ceeetiru;at tnces, why shouldSir Charles p; en ai. a ely gi ve up tliesliilr--surrender and t.rike his flag? Surely, tuere is no need tcn any great hurry! Sir Alexander lilackerizie took twenty- eight nays to persue de himself after the September crushing in 1878 that, o really wits not Ringer desired by 1)c:epic, "the paper ni tjority" nattiest hint lrcing then half a hurncired ul i ,re. .1. l.iament is fixed for July :,o assembles for the dispatch of busi- t, but .a, po spenement for .t couple its would not injure the coon-. tterests. It would he absurd to `laaat,eithe axC 'eerier, of:the The Journal of Commerce and Com- inertial Bulletin says :-The fire loss of the United States and Canada for the mouth of June amounts to $5,571,- 250, a remarkably light sum, even for a summer month, This makes the total for the half-year $63,959,550, which ex- hibits a gratifying decrease in com- parison with the record of $66,497,600 for the same period of 1S35. x�; The recount in London reduced Mr. eattie's majority toforty one. Judge zott did not count any of the ballots :ed outside the disc, but had he o, Mr. Beattie's majority, would en greater by 21 votes, as there L ; many more of these ballots in his favor. The seat is s in spite of everything, tiser as it did when. Mr. cted, elaimes the seat It cannot, however, tie is Judge Elilat's B Ell' marl done have be were tha t so marked Mr. Beattie ' but the Advea Carling was ele for Mr. Hyman. say that Mr, Bea representative. x x Outario Liberals will read with pleasure,the following pronunciiunento of the North-West Review (Catholic) "Catholics wish Mr. Laurier, how- ever, distinctly to understand that they will accept no sop, no half meas- ures, such as Mr. Greenway offered to the commissioners. What they in- sist upon is the final and lasting re- solution of Separate schools. If he does not secure to them this indispen- sable exercise of their acknowledged rights, bis tenure of office will be un- comfortably short, and his party will soon return to those chilling shades from which they so recently emerged." THE SCHOOL QUESTION. Winnipeg, July v. --(Globe's special.) -It is reported here to -night that ne- gotiations are now in progress for the settlement of the Manitoba school question, without reference to the Do- minion. Parliament. It is stated that the Greenway Government has ex- pressed a willingness to give the Ma- nitoba Catholics the same privileges as are enjoyed by their co -religionists in Nova Scotia, Separate schools be- ing allowed in certain districts where the Catholics are in the majority. This is said to be satisfactory to the Ca- tholics, who would also be appeased by a French Liberal being taken into the Manitoba Cabinet. These are street rumors to -night, and will be given publicity in to -morrow's papers. No official confirmation can be ob- tained. Perth Co~anty The citizens of Brodhageu have now daily mail. Mr. Burnett solei the old Methodist church bell, Mitchell this week to a school section in Hibbert, just west of Bethel. Rev. R. Fulton Irwin, of St. Marys, sailed for Liverpool last week in the Labrador. He will return with a bride from Ireland. The lacrosse club went to Bright on. July 1st to play the club of that place. The game resulted in four to two in favor of Mitchell. Robert Davidso n of the Hicks House Mitchell was married at Sauble Falls on the first of July to Miss Mary Jewell, formerly of that town. Chas. Pollakowsky's little mare "Texas Minnie" of Mitchell, took- tieree straight heats and won first money at the Goderich races on Dominion Day. Harsh purgative remedies are fast giving way to the gentle action and mild etfectslofCarter's LittleLiverPills. If you try them, they will certainly please you. Judgment was given last week in the appeal Logan small pox case, and it goes against Mitchell and in favor of Logan, as before. The judges divided on the case three to one. This only throws an additional cost upon Mi tcheil. On Tuesday of last week a happy event occurred at the home of John Vioughlin, of the tenth con., McKillop when his third daughter Bridget, was married to Martin Purcell. The cere- mony' was performed by Rev. Dean Murphy at Irtshtown. The two men who were caught going through Smith °&Bun's grocery store, St. Marys, last Monday, were sentenc- ed by J Woods .at Stratford on Friday, one to three mouths in the Central, and one to three months in the county jail. A pleasant wedding ceremony was performed at St. Joseph's Church, Stratford, on Tuesday, when Mr. Wm. O'Brien, G. T. R. station agent at Parkhill, and Miss Josephine Bart, d.tughter of Mr. John Bart, of Stret- ford, were made man and wife. The late John Livingstone, of Lis- towel, was at' his death the richest roan in the county of Perth. His es- tate was valued at $500,000. In addi- tion to this his life was insured for :500,000. Thirty-five years ago he landed in Canada a poor Scotch lad without a second suit of clothes. Geo. Lark -worthy of Mitchell lost his youngest son, a bright boy of eight years. on Wednesday morning. The young lad.was at school on Friday; on Saturday he was taken with inflam- mation, ou Sunday the doctors operat- ed on him with little hope of satving his life, and on Wednesday morning he tried. Notes The gentlemen deputed to arrange for an excursion to the Experimental farm, at Guelph, under the auspices of the South Huron Farmers' Institute have succeeded in making very satis- factory managements with the Grand Trunk authorities. It has been de- cided to have an excursion on Friday, July 17th. On that day a special train will leave Centralia on the south and go by way of Clinton, stopping at all stations between Centralia and Strat- ford. The' rate, also, is very favorable and will be about one dollar for the round trip from all stations on the London Huron and Bruce branch, and about 00 cents on the Goderich and Stratford district. The train will teach Guelph between ten andeleven o'clock a -id will leave in the evening about al o'clock ; . i An accident occurred at the farm of ob Grunder, Bruce county, on Tues - by which Peter McDougall had a lone broken and John McFay- his head badly cut. Both men well, and no serious results ted. Jac day, collar den had are doing are antieip There is to election metho exposed in the c told about some o to have been used b are true, the courts s job at once. It is thought nowthat have not a strong case ag Parent and Charles Girard, charged at Windsor witl knowing Lillie Bissett. It is that the girl is over 14 year trial will be held next Tuesday. Mrs. John Elliott, sister of C John Gaskin, of Kingston, aged years, was thrown from a carriag Wednesday during a runaway and had her arms broken and head badly cut •£Lnd bruised. It is feared the injuries are fatal. k of the North Middlesex ds being ventilated and cents. If the stories f the methods alleged the authorites ainst Adolph . who are carnally claimed pt. 65 Southcott. Moved by T. 13. Carling, secondedby W. Treble that J. W. Creech be ap- pointed night watchman. Carried. Taylor -Snell -That orders be grant- ed: -T. 13issett $32 night watch service to 2nd July, Geo. Ford $26 excavating for tanks, Geo. Orr $1 labor, Wm. Horn $1 do., S. Handford $18 street watering, J. W. Creech $4 labor and W.A.. Balk will $134 for tanks. Carried. Carling -Treble -That tenders be asked for -painting the dome and wood work of the Town Hall tower. Carried. A deputation from .Tames St. Chureh waited on the Council re grauolithic pavement fronting the chinele also re fenre street. -Taylor -Carling -That 60 per foot be granted as the corpor- ation share of the side -walk. Carried. Moved by C. Snell, seconded by J. Taylor-tliat 20c. per toot frontage be raised for sheet watering. Moved in amendment by T. B. Carlingeseconded by W. Treble that 17c. he raised. The /notion was declared carried. The Clerk to order 700 feet of Hose. The Council adjourned until Friday the 17th inst. at 8 o'clock p. m. M. Eecose-r, 25 cents cures Catarrhal Headache '` " Incipient Catarrh. Hay Fever Catarrhal lJeafness 25 cents securee Cliase's Catarrh Oat Svite Judge McDougall at noon Friday de - I • dared W, F. Mc Lean (Con.) elected in ' East York by a majority of three votes, AU those ballots which were marked opposite McLean's name bit not in the circle, were allowed, the Judge holding that the voters' choice was clearly evident. After the Judge had given his de- cision the returning officer for East York declared McLean elected. Mr. Frankland, the Liberal candidate, was present, aud expressed his intention of contesting the judge's decision. Scrutiny of the ballots will be asked, and the case will be laid before a Su- perior Court Judge, Rate Declared Elected. The recount of the ballots in the North Middlesex election took place on Friday and Saturday. last, before Judge Masson, at Goderich. The ballots were carefully gone over, some of the rejected. ones counted, while others that had been counted, by the deputies were thrown out. strangely leaving Mr. Hutchins elected by a majority of eight, as declared by the returniug officer. The ballots marked. outside the disc were not included in the count, the Judge reserving his decision for a few days. On Monday he declared the ballots marked with- out the disc as being good and showiug the intention of the voter, and declared Ratz (Lib,) elected by a majority of 59. Of course th ere is some doubt existing as to wbether these ballots shoald be counted, the majority of Judges before whom re- counts have taken place, holding. that a ballot marked outside the disc is not a legal ballot; and until a test case is made before the Supreme Court, Mr, Ratz cannot comfortably fill the seat. Mr. Hutchins has filed an appeal. North-West Elections. returns from Seskatchewa,n elect Mr. Laurier by 43 majority. D'Alton McCarthy's correct majority in Brandon is 335. Full reterns from Alberta elect Oliver by 784 majority, the vote standing, Oliver 3,647, Coch- rane 2,863. Winnipeg Liberals say it is likely Mr. Laurier will sit for Sas- katcheevan, and it is said - word has been received from him to thet ef- fect. In that case it is ptobahle be would be returned by act:bun:Won when offering for re-election, but Con- servatives say that they will oppose any local Liberal who might offer. ElectIon Echoes. . There will be a lament in North Grey. ClarkOs majority is 28. There were 188 spoiled and rejected ballots. Altogether there were 5,124 votes cast, in the. riding of a possible 7,064. • Pa ers were filed with the Clerk of the Co irt. at Sarnia on Saturday, de- mandiu a recount in the East Lembs ton eleeti n. The date for the recount has not yet been •fixed. The full returns from Sasketchewan give Hon. M . Laurier 43 majority. Craig, the second Conservative citnde date Who lost 1 is deposit, receiving 200 votes, is respm sible for defeatiug the nominee of the arty. Sympathy with th misfortunes of an out -going Mieistry might lead the Goeerner-General to assent to its ap- pointment of faithful s ppotters to more or less conspicuous. pl tces iu the civil service. Ceneda does not expect Lord Aber-. deen to interfere with Sir Charl s Tup- per in the distribution of orc nary patronage, because if Sirs'Ohaties Tup- per's successors are dissatisfied, they have the right, to empty the offices which he fills. Mr. Morin, the member -elect for Dorchester, who is .claimed by the Liberals as an adherent of Mr. Lanr- ier„ has published a letter, stating that be was elected as an iudependent Conservative, and that he does • not intend to support Mr. Ieturier in the Last week was the begining of a new year with Government officials, such as the customs house, post office and other such places, and the Govern- ing six Ceinporary clerks at tbe customs house, Toronto The order came from Ottawa: The reason for this is. that there are no fun& to carry cm the buisness of tile cnuntry, andel]. super- numeraries are to be dispensed with. . Mr. Robert Birmingham, the Con- servative organizer, whose name has been Mentioned in connection with several poSitions, states that he will accept. no appointment. He proposes to stand by his guus, and help te thp 'may through the reverse which it has met througb. the racial fever in Quebec. The further down hill the sled goes the faster it speeds. H there 13 danger ahead stop at once, or soon you cannot. Young girls often lose flesh, become very pale and weak, and can hardly continue their school work. - Then is the time to check downward speed. Scott's Emuision of Cod- liver Oil, with Hypophos- phites, acts a3 a brake to de- clining life. The downward course ceases, and the climb upwards begins. At the top awaits a new. lease of life. Prompt action brings' prompz 5:-.:(enrs EMULSION has been endorsed by tize ntr.liall profession ior twenty years. (Ask yeer doctor.) This Is Inaaase it 16 always tee ;serest Norwcpnan Ca:never Od and Hype. ant cm. in so cent aria Siam Mesa. Tbe small .eeze may be °slough Cuarb 3.-44e eaiitgA et hap your baby. A aeiegation representing tee Nes DIVIPI. IN THE CHIN, requested permlesion to be heard, but the sub -committee declined to hear ally one oil any subject, and gave J ust beeore the committee went into executive seesion, Senator Hill made -the statement that. there would be in all mooaultity a great deal of dis- elon of the proposed imancial plank. expeets the, sub committee to be in seseion several hours and hopes. inuoeh arguments that will be ad- vanced, that a coneervattve policy. meal be pursued and se modifecation of the otigInal intention of the silver ieeders agr,ed to. un the other hand iebs.tors Jones and Tillman made the positive assertion that the financial plamit shall declare tor the Lree and graimited coinage of sliver at '.he spe- sine ratio .of le to 1 in language that cannot be nasunderstood and as tereely expressed as it is poesible for the commettee to formulate it. Silverites Ahead at the Chicago Convention, Bo Lack Twearliirds Mujority Taking it as a Test note-Citainges and Accessions, They Claim, Win Come Very Near easing Them tile Necessary Number o; etas a night From the Start- Witere Must he a Free silver Candidate. Ceicego, Ju'y 7.-1 he silver men have won tee Met d.y'e liget in the Natien- Lesilecraoc Convsatiom They rout-- beet:tor Lid, the nominee Of the Na - :shoe ed the.. silver men to be 48 votes short of a two teirds majority, taking awsaas lett tivoote. But in many reepects There acze eight votes of South Da- hota, co.st for lila which on a square ISbU,. 01 tree coinage will go tor sliver. egainst ine silver candidate to day, Wal be coented for the sever pialoorm. The terreories, whieh on tee prelimin- ary roll were given six seats but only o. celenitea, nieh 410 tension at teen. pet sent reeine. essateet, ad.eittect :or the first erne to te.:(10.it ..opeoLeu me puirielied ey :this Will give the territories 38 votes Instead M. 1., as ceet to day-, and all ma. twee 02. thee.: vtoes teieasee. two tutheu over Le tee b.:leer men be - Jetsam.. s vote, en! it was- raur to lour mi. titax, will be ea,en rive ..or writ:. end tnr ler beat her :leen; end em.yielid, ea oh veseet L. gala alio roar eLisee ou or.. J.. I -arum it ie raid, silo et:ea.:al. in um elope/L.011 Oi 11111 Nor to Jive used .4,...,1. it, comes 10 vvt- tateigh it win remam, as now, on 1.110 • fail back upoe. A dems.on 111 Myer tastricas in tato. state wilt cola era utuer the unit rule, the Le gate votee give a eta tweetherus raajtaity for tile Weer men. Chicago, July 7.-Thc result of to- iree silver on tee boars (a: le ta 1, aiid will be the noiniae oi Lite coeveueloa, aiid the thither :,Irowlag teat tile ao,Lera Loimara s w.11 accept teat de- cision loyally Let eetementet,coliy Laid will. go ilea toe nee in suppoit of Ole party saibooletn. The atria Las btceine, like Cuba, a minor lesue, arid tile teisting et the lion's tail, heiet. fore an import:let iier- tYpe, has been eetliely kat eight of. Tne wheie story is silver, aed for the first time Natioeel Democratic Convention New York is puseed con- ciec..22L ,.•Sp,et Lame Senator Len alid W. C. Wilitney. Se..ator Hill, not only olerated, but to some sects nt The other ci legetes, to paraphrase ae. expression us d by leaLor Mack of Tee Buftalo Tinies, are "Nut In it." When the coil -entioa meets to -mor- row its platform will have been de. aided upon; the ust al routine features will have been settled, and it may be that at the eveniaa session a Presi- dential nominee will be chosen. The East, Lowever, is figetieg for time, and grows strenger stitn delay It is to be rememberci that it. requires twe-thirds of the delegates to name a. ,andidate, On to day's vote, as analyzea, the free sliver peopls have the neces arY utatn,o;nths.rtds.u,oiebsu, t they are clivi ed Bland and Teller, and ne one of I.h. se candldat s can get the necestary vote. The (astern vote wilt ver n.en sae coned thet the coulary will go with them if the Populists will j. In teem in a canaiSate, and they pre- sent 2. cts end fieuree to show tae rea- f nearly three hours to rrght the gold hien, wire are nere urder the leo.clerehip of Mr. Whitney, ",.ehat a committee of one or more be amearited from each state to con- fer with the people and report the. temper concernina an orgatieeetIon of the seund monee-D:mocracy and how far such orga.nleatlon shoull go in indepencitnt action for she election next November." Committee on reseauleons. Chicago, July 7. -The sub-Conunittee on Iteeolutieris had somewhat of a stormy seselau to -night, the represen- tative frum New Stoney movieg to re- port to the full committee a platform except the flea:idol plank, leaei g tout to be fought out in the tun cohmettee, as he cicslre.d that. tne greatest pub- licity sloula be given to the discussien on that eetai011. MS speech suppera ing bis view was regarded by the sil- ver meri as threetenit g to bolt," and there was much exoeied talk. Senator White weo was chairmak of the eUrn- malient chairman c.f the convention, Senator Jones of. Arkansas was chosen as cheirman of the Committee 0.1 Re- solution s. The desire of the committee to shut fest alien a motion WaS ruattl b.) as - low any member desiring te submit a platform plank five ininates en, which to discuss the plank. It aas promptly voted dowie members bet .g requested informally to leaae their proposed planks 'with the chairman. Thh, re - vetted. in unlee,air g upon tbe table a. very iarge variety of planks, chin{ BEE QUIRS NONE menden inveetuant or Considerable cliental in itainy River is.striet. 'Toronto, July 7. Col. Engleduee tbe Eneeelt La leg ex- pert who has been in towo for sev- eral days, lett tor New York last urn: 1,tattl,lai.vIreime. he will sail for Dogland large milling properties Nortnern ienelcdue Is chairman of the South African Central Ise v elopmeut izeo in 104 Wittl Capital, to. ellseuJe, with the explora,tion and woraiag irntsinpinigintpaii;op.orbliieecsLin South Africa. as Owieg, however, to the recent dis- turbarices in the Transvaal and neiga. boring States the syndicate has tie- cided to look elsewhere tor iavese- ments, tor Its charter Is broad enougn to allow it to open up and work mines in any part ot the world. Shortly after the company first coane to this decision Col. Teesiedue was xn- duced by Mr. A. M. Hay ot Port Ar- thur, Ont., to come to Canada and visit the Lake of the Woods region. Tne colonel made a. careful examina.tion or the Miltudo mines on Sweat Lake, and WaS much pleased by what he found, for assays of ore collected by hilasele gave excellent resulte. He then secured an option on the property, but before closing the deal had " check " as:ays made in Toronto. These were completed oa Saturday by Prof. Thomas Hays, 'who showea teat the average yield of fine samples or gold quartz was over $90 to the ton. Upon receipt of this verdict Col. cure the Mikado mines at time, and then prepared to go to the Old Come. try himself. The colonel says he expects men 1011 be at work an his syndicate's new claims shortly, and that other proper- ties in the Rainy Paver (listing win probably be bought up at once. He appears to think that Canada is the place for gold mining, wad asserts that liniglish capital will avoid the Unitea States as long as the uncertainty re- garding the coinage of silver co Unues. Col. Bngledue was aided in his ra. searches bye the Ontario Bureau of Mines, and call d to b.d Director Archi- bald Blue good-bye before he left tor List .or Those into bestinguislied Than - selves 111. Itecont Second -Class Ex- andealions at the Norma etatoois. Toronto, July 7. The following Is a list of the succesa- ful candidates at the recent seoond- class examinations held at the Ottawa end Toronto Normal Schools: Pass Candidates -Misses ▪ Amy, Bev- ee.,Campbelele., (-rough, Derby, Doug- las, Drewry, Laroogesiaa, Droogan, etowla ay, Murray, alacDoegall, Mac- ZoicGre.-ur, McKay, Nicol, Parkinson, Paul, Philp, Preston, Purdy, Smith, Tyner, Walton, Wetherut, a. late, Wilean, 'Whitmore, Messrs. Arxestrolie, Alexander, Bent - Ley, Easanan., Gillis, Hail, Bollingehead, Ivey, Jickiing, Loner.. Pabelski, Itchardson, Roberts, Thom- Banting Cornea, naost, Macken, San- derson' 'Watts. Mesirse Gamble, Hedley, Johnstone, Mchawan. Relyea, Robson, Turnbull, Medalist -Mr. Asa W. Robson. Pave Candidates -Misses B• att, nreck- braith, Garden, G.sner, Gordon, E-, Co.don, M., Graves, Halliday, Heake, well, Ina arry, Miller. Morrison, 3., Marston, M., alowat, McAvoy, Mac - :elven, aloC eels', McDonald, McIntyre, McLachlan, leariauter, Ochenden. Phil- lips, Purvis, Parks, Reid, Rogers, Renal], Sabaton, Shaver. Smith, Som- tterworth, Whistle; Woods. Messrs. Brunning, Creighton. Doupe, Fellis, Irwin, johnstor Mann, McKay, MeNulty, S;augitter, nn 31, Stephenson. Honor Candidates- iseee Arm-. jenkins, Jennings, Pailloran, King, Langton, Large, Livingstone, Mere- ertson. Ito lovell, Shaw, Summer- heyes, Weak, Wright. al'e,ssrs. Brown, Chapman, Coultes, T.)1x, Dryden, Ft r Gillespie. Hartley, a -rev -kat% -Karr, Martin, mituesehidt, Medallist -Mr. BIllton A. Sorsolell. Rommel IA 14.h Thl.tr vem. Mr. Henry Jones off Aivineton was de- Faroyed by fire lest night. r.abe family were aroused by the smoke, and bare- ly got ,out with thsar 'lives. Nothing saved.. lneurance only ena(le 3, Trol- ley's resid nee was damaged to a small eeterta the 1025 being COVercd by in- er State of Neeraska, from New York June 28 for thei Into. 001n., the. Clyde to (1)y and haat severe! of aer plat stove a' " AN AllEY OF HACK Boston Artillerymen Choered by the Britishers. Strange Change of Feeling in the ?Rinds of the British Populace Towards the - linked States Since January Last -The Boston Visitors Wive Done a Great Sere • vice in Promoting Their Kinship with. the Moilierland by crossing the Sea. Liverpool, July 7. --Upward of 20,000A Persons crowded the landing stage ande the adjoining streets when the An- cient and lionora.ble Artillery Com- pany of Boston landed trom. the steam- er Servia and cheered the visitors Se. peatedly and with enthuslasra. of marching to the Lime street Sta- tion, the company hastened to thee Riverside Station, In order to catell SPeCiai train welch left at 4.50 p.m.,. so that they. might arrive In London in time to atterui the banquet which is to be given in their honor this even- ing, A deputation of the Honorable Artillery Company, whose guests the Bostoe CompanY will be during their visit and the municipal authorities of viietioes to the banquet in Loudon to night are the Prince of Wales, the Duke of YOrle, the Duke of Connaught, Field Marshal Lord Wolseley, Com- mander in cafe,: of the British Fereest toin.tbe Itoeal Hospital Cheleeaa Lord Saliebury, Prime Minieter, and. ail the members at his Catenet, ex - Premier Loed Resebery, and mom or London, July 7. -The trip atom Liver- pool to ties cay was uneveutful, but upon the Lomat of the Auto:mons here at Salo o mock to -night they were the recipients of a resitarkaane sseetre, tne London terminus 01, the Jodie:oil auti.Nortaweetern way,, ovt.r %aloe/ the seemal tram of. Many 04 the railway en.ployes were - In :dee tee ereitais 01.0 emiteed upon 1,0 a view to therm Tne titan was drawn dy two engines, ot.ceed with American Lam .t.s it roiled Into the etation the erowd teat had aveemelc:d ereeted it with Iota, and pratouged cheering. The rine band 04 the Loudon keonorabte and as the Aneamans alightinaiditheY a ere greeted with the strains eft Yan- kee Dooule." A. number et officers. of the London organleations Were Pre-. suit to meet their gueeis. et had been arraoged that the Am- ericans ehould march. to the armoury 02 the Lonorable Artillery Company, but the hour at 'Mitch they arrived' was so late that th,s pan was aban- doned, anti the waiting crowds were efore greatly disappointed, Thirty private canaluuees hao been secured, and In these the visitors were driven dense tor some distance along the route that It was iiepossible tor the hors.s to go fa.ster than a walk. 'The reeepilon extended to them by the crowd was, without doubt, more enthusiastic than was ever Let:re given to Arne:a:ens In this city. As the oomieuses passed among they were followed by continuous eueering and tne waving- of handker- chiefs. From the windows of nouses along the route women waved slia.wls. and caher articles of apperel. The Americans were apparently de- lighLed with the warmth of their re- ceotion, and their features were wreathed in smiles as they neard the weiceming ef the London crowd. Tray tuok ou their helmets and bowed re - the cheers of the laitish. There is not Lie sligntest doubt that the visitors their visit a. memorable One. ahe banquet was given at the Ara meury ..Elvuze, Finsbury, the headquar- ters of the London Company. The Earl of Denbigh and Desmond, „Lieu- tenant-Colonel of the Honotaele Ar- Lieutenarit -Comment', er William S. Cowles, naval attaches of tee Ameri- can }embassy, General Patrick A. CoI- L: ndon ; e.dmirai. Sir Francis McClin- tock and Major-General Sir Francis To ets were offered to the Queen, the President of the United ntates Hatted. the Priece of Wales, and. were drunk ith all tile honors. t ast to the American gu.sts, venom her their visit to England would Inaugur- ate an epoch of. peace and stauncaest .11).Henry Walker, Commander Creepany, made an eloquent response. in. which he spoke of the kinship of tue. Amtricans and British, and referied to their stand ng shoulder to shoultier in. the xnarch of civilization. afro HO.PLP .71I0 IV LEFT. Tete !emporia Manse PESSeS th0 DIIMISCS Of" Aet, Which Ev.ellides Cana - 4151m Cautte Fronk Fait:tin. London, July 7. -In the House o Lords to day Baran Herechell, Lord High Chancellor under the Govern- ment of Lord Rosebery, moved aaring the debate of the Liseased Animals - Bill to empower the Privy Commit to. leritish aelministrat on from the opera- tic) of the act, upon the request of' 61010 . The House, engaged in a long debate upon the motion, which was finally rejected by a vote of 108 to 25. n.'he beg:ming of the oeeration of the Dieeased Animals Act Was fixed for' 2:0 IA (INT W.11Aracs. Ile WM attack tle Monsters In a. Torpedo- peror ba wha-les. When f Norway It tw oral whales.. ters in a tor-. 'goat Eyky Berlin, July 7.-E hp reaches the waters h's inteetion to kill se fie will approach the mon Deets boat aies hurl what ar lAvOigtelioehlt.at. them.