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V 9� 114.120 i T ' , ALL w-_ _._ Ask your Drugg,sl or Dealer for it ORIS T O 5i tI iSAPA LA iNE NEWS IN 1 NUTSHEIL TII VERY LATEST FROM ALL TUE WORLD OVER. late:meting items About Our lawn Country, Great Britain, the United States, and All Parts of the Veleta Condensed one Assorted tor nun Reading. CANADA. Rev. .Alexander Grant, of Winnipeg was drowned in the Nepigon River. Two new cases of smallpox have de- veloped in Westtnount, a suburb of Montreal. By a majority of 15 a local option by- law was carried ie lV ainfieet 'Township, Welland County. Steamship rates on grain from Mont- real and Liverpool have nearly doubled w ithin a comparatively short time. It is expected that the telegraph line from the head of Lynn canal to the Kiendyke can tie built before the win- ter. The Dominion Minister of Militia has authorized the holding of the usual autumn camps of instruction for the militia. A despatob from lri inuipog, says that there will he no difficulty In placing farm hands in Manitoba as soon as they arrive. A reorganization of the infilitia De- partment which will effect a saving of many thousand dollars will take place, John Flack, aresident of St. Cathar- ines, was on Saturday morning run over by a rudenvay team, and instant- ly killed. The Dominion Goverment, accord - m• g to a 1l'innipeg oiel):tteh. is consid ernag the question of, upening a route into the Yukon. via, -.Edmonton. Thomas Telford, of Kingston, who re- cently disappeared in London, Eng., has been found in a hospital there. Re had been sandbagged and robbed. A war map of the Dominion of Can- ada is in process of prepart,.tion. It will show all the roads, bridges, towns, vil- lages, farms, blacksmith shops and stores. Manitoba millers have advanced the price of flour in Montreal 25 cents a barrel, the third raise within the past i few weeks. largely due to the increas- ed cost of wheat. Premier Greenway, who has been in Southwestern Manitoba, reports that the crops have decidedly improved. and are looking: better than they did at this • time last year. Aiontreal's reception to Sir Wilfrid Laurier will likely take the form of a Laurier day at the Exposition, to be followed by a banquet given by the Hoard of Trade. Mr. E. A. Wells, of Alex endria. Eg- ypt, writes to the Dominion Depart- Ilaent of Trade and Commerce suggest- ing 1'gvpt as a good field for the de - THE EXETER TIMES Three thousand men engaged in the building trades went on strike in New York. New York post -office inspectors as- sert that the foretgn mails are being systematically robbed. The Prince of Wale, will atteaid the autumn military zniuoeuvres at Ham- burg September 3rd. Brutus W'Lman has taken out bis final papers in New York, which makes him an American citizen. It is reported from Perry, U. T., that outlaws have killed Quannah Parker, chief of the Commanche In- dians. The Washington authorities admit that beyond any possible doubt the Klondike gold fields are in British ter- ritory. The Glucose Sugar Refining Com- pany, with a capital stock of $40,000; 000, has been incorporated at Trenton, J. Dr. Fred W. Evelyn, of San. Francis- co, claims that he has discovered a per- fect drink cure in injections of horses'. blood Fred Loughead of Sarnia won :he e 'chant, p onship of Amerir and. one iccal at tbe1L. A. W. meet at Philadelphia, .A non-union roller, employed in the Scottdale, Pa., iron and steel works, was shot and killed by union men an strike on Saturday. An ultimatum has. been presented to the Peruvian Government by the United States Administration requir- ing the in na.ediate payment of tbe Mc- Cord claim. Mr. T. V. Powderly, formerly Master Workman of the Knights of Labor, on Tuesday took the oath of office in Washington as Commissioner General of Immigration. Elia'hj Boulde Glenn of Newark, N.J., celebrated hie one hundred and third birthday on Friday, and hopes to live to cast a vote for Bryan at the next United States Presidential election. =lir, A. Booth, of Dujluth, Minn., has protested against the duty of a quarter cent a pound levied on fish caught in Canadian water's and brought into the United States. He will make c the col- lector's levy a test case. Charles W. Spaulding, ex -treasurer of the Illinois State University, 'and former president of the Globe Savings Bank, has been found guilty at Chi- cago by a. jury in the third trial. The charge was hypothecating $25,000 in Macupin County bonds. Prof. Elliott, of Cleveland, thinks that lir. Foster, who was sent to Eng- land < insoon ani reward to the seal question, is a. diplomatic failure. He has se- cured nothing from the SalisburyGov- erninent. The Canadians are in con- trol of the situation, and at the com- ing conference' they will skin Mr. Ras- ter as they "skinned" hien before at the Paris tribunal. The reports of the commerelati agen- eies as to the condition of trade in the !elop t:rut. of Ctian.ld.Ian trade, United States, are of a more encouran- inn` nature, and state that the move - air. Joseph Lavergne., . ho represent- I meat of general mer, handise throul;li- ,. ed Druiuiurnirl and :kxtL I aha in the : out elle country has i�ncrease)l, as in - House of (': nimon ,- iniac teen appoint- netted Icy aha expansion in bank elear- ed a Jutlp;e of the Sup erid.r Court of in x, The export trade for the pres- Queie for ilia Ottawa district. ! ani. fiscal year shows a gain of 20 per Thieves entered U.ti•1andl'a general 1 cent. Iron, cotton, and .wool Indus,. store at Portage to L`i..irie, and Mr. ' tries, are in an imerore l condition. Urmanni, the caretaker, fired en thein. I There bas leen a. sharn increase in the t2ne of them rein/Teel the fire, wound-, extort of wheat anti flour, and wheat ing the caretaker int the lett shoulder. lex in a stronger position than for years. A comi'any has Leen erganizzrl in • The. returns of 40 railway companies Montreal for tie perinea of sending show a net gain of 6 per cent., as me- an expedition to th' i ukon district up- • paced with ,Tuly. 1890. on the et—operative pian The ni:ners GENERAL eI g Sed. are to have 't share of the pro- , • fi.is. I Nearly100. persons have been iiegulations respecting the issue of eel in Silesia. 'eines to dredge for minerals in the It is reported that submerged beds of rivers in liani- ' exists in Portugal. tolat and. the North -•,vest Territories have been made by Order -in -Council. The Japanese Government has order - An order has been ?,surd liberating ed from Germany a nine thousand ton drown - a reign of terror Mrs. Omier, of Gatineau Point, who was . battleship. tried for murdering her ilueband, but It is reported that I3elgium will en - she refused to leave on the ground that deavar to arrange a commercial treaty she is afraid of sunstroke this warm with Canada. weather after her lvn-r incarceration. - Yellow fever is ravishing the Spanish Mr. J B. ,he retiring united tr,!OPS, and is proving the best friend of States ed. with a valuable silver dinner ser Floods at Johannisbad, Bohemia, have vice and a gold -heeded. walking- caused great loss of .life and destruc cane, • and a dtciniond ring far Mrs. loon to property. Y,ley. The address was read by sena- Trouble has arisen on thy'. Turku -Per- for Scott. • sista, border. and both Governments .Referring to the mission of Mr. E. E. are: despatching troops. Sheppard. of Toronto, to open up trade Lett'; en Canada end `,it:�.k'o, a City of General Weyler commander of the 11% s .•a despatch says Canadian iu.nilier Spanish force in Calms .will grant will i'n't a market,as well as various amnesty to 1500 exiles. lines at' manufactured geeds, if proper-, In the recent r,rht.ing 1efere Fort . ly introdured. Chik41ra, two thoneand seven hundred GREAT I3?ITAIN. of the tribesmen were killel. The Imperial l: erliament was proro-' The steamship lyariprsa salted. from gued with the usual speech from the Sydney, N.S.W.. for San Francisco on throne. Tuesday with 450,50'J severe?^__ns. The Countess of Craven, nee CarneIia Capt: General \Veyler ha signed an Martin, of New York, bas given birth order expelling from Cuba two New to a son. ' York newspaper aper correspondents. Vis_cunt Garnet Weds=le , Command- The Carlists expect that Don Carlos er--in-Chief af the British Army, IS ,. will he at the head of his forces in seriously iiI. Spain before the end of February It is stated that a site has been se- next. lected in Killarney fora Royal res?-, Owing to aha expected t.+ul harvest dance in Ireland. •the Russian Government intends to Judge Tuley decided on Friday that the prohibit the exportation of grain this Chicago ordinance establishing a vehicle year. tax: including bicycles, is void. I The Emperor and Empress of Comer Sir Wilfrid Laurier will sat' for Can- many arrived at. Crcnstadt en watur- a'la. on the Lal,ra.dor on the 19th inst, i daF, and were cordially received by the Si Louis D=ries Will leave Liverpool cu Czar. the '6th 'Test Consul at Ott:+.v.•a, was present- the• insurgents. Affreaff City' er wept else ere ete 'Shooting ?sive Ffrtpett aha fulparial Gnv ernment has• de-; There has been a veritable epidermic olden to Inulin a 1arlsour and graving of. suicide in Paris for some weeks deck at Simonstown, in Cape Colony. ` past, the heat adding to the nurnher add Britain i of cases. The Chief Juist-i+ce of Canada, Sir This cloudbursts and inundations Samuel Binary Strung, is now sitting' which have devni3*attd the eastern daily as a member of the Ju inial Com- part of Germany have eausedl a serious mittee, of the. Imperial Privy Council. loss of life, .ir. Mr. McLeod Stewart, the ex -Mayor ' The Vatican, including the Pope him - Sire C:fItFI!—StiYOlibi S'f'ATF.91i:WT. � Sirs. 3iaggie McMartin, 27 Radenhnrat St., Toronto with. Lord Lansdowne, with refer- istimulate the revenue from t tit., swears that ltyckman's "Kootenay Cure” aurae{ clay y nth L rd paign to h 0 • '.r of Paratvsis which rendered one side of her body encu to the Georgian Bey and Ottawa Peter's pence. .autirelyuseless. Physicians said there was no chance Canal, awl be wee prcmisnrl all the as- ; The. ;Cologne Gazette says that the r.f her over recovering• the use of her limbs. IIope sistanee in th✓srpower off, the.Secretary proposal of Germany for European ,leserted her, but today she is walking around telling of state for 14 ar: p Ler friends how Ryekman's "Kootenay Cure" gave , I control of Greek finances bas been u- ser life and happiness. Sworn to, July 10, I8Q5. The King of Siam arrived on Wednes- i cepted by the powers. before J. W. Seymour Corley, Notary Public. day at Portsmouth., where he was re- i A Chinese pirate captured. the Brit 611MR'i ST.&TLilii.yT on A GIIATErUL eetved by the Prince of Wales. Behan tish steamer Pogu. on July 14, mur- MOTHER. hranasston with the Queen at Osborne I tiered the captain and seven of his Louisa white, nine years old, who suffered with house, and tea with the Prince and ,crew and plundered the ship. Eczema mince her birth, has been entirely cured and Princess of sv'ales ont hoard. the royal ' Advices h the steamsh1 112aawera her general system built up by ayeklnan'e "Kootenay yaohlt Osborne, . y p Oure." The above facts are given ,n a sworn state- dated tate• In tiaa� Howse of Commons on 1VIon- confirm the reports of the massacre of stave assist- montmatie by her mother, bars. tedJ White, 139 ' day eve'11tY1°" L'he CxOVernnlent grant i white gold -hunters andn stetson of Ottawa, had an, interview •the other self, is actively engaged in a earn - boort J. P. Monett, Notary Pubiic�tad July 8, 1898, ' of eighty thousand pounds towards the i -ants in Ne.w.. Guinea. A COMBINATION DISTURBED — SWORNt jubilee celebration ^was opposed by some , A paper published, in Rome, Italy, STATEMENT ?RADE. of the Irish mem},ers, bat was carried; deelared the resignation of Secretary by a vote of one hundred and sixty-two of State Sherman is necessary, as his Charles E. Newman, 13 Marlborough St„ Toronto Ont., had a complication of blood trouble, Rheu- matism, severe. Kidney' trouble and constipation. Was frequently disturbed at night, lost his appetite and was a eery sick man, Ws ltidneya are now in a healthy condition, his appetite good, sleep undis- turbed and oonstipation cured ; all this was done by tyckman'a +`Kootenay Cure." lie makes sworn tatsment ti; the above facts before J.W. Seymour 'Corley, July 10, I880. THE TIM .0S. OF Y to twelve. diplomacy is irritating all Europe. There were disturbances at Tetuan, near Madrid, an :Monday, arising out of a private dispute- The rioters used guns and several persons were wound- e& According to reports from Madrid, received' at London, the Portuguese Government is setting the constitu- tion at defiance, and adopting the most stringent repressive' measures. Crave Charges are being formulated against the Boers. It is said they sup - Right Hun. Joseph Chamberlain stated in. the Hulse all Commons that the denunciation on the German and Belgian treaties was ,aha unanimous wish, of the self. -governing colonies, who desired to deal with the United Kingdom on preferential terms. UNJXP,ED STATES: It was 104 in the shade in 'Lincoln, Neb., 'on Saturday. Seven persons were kilied by Friday's cyclone at San Jose, ': 1. aC ..-avw i ns' Lake Le carpe a1 Miles Hez+d of take Le par9e i'l-Mikes I.ttke 8?+ r i'.k t9 Mlte tvar l Mi(e'S horrAQt �. Whits Mode `. • C e2 r a. /,Miles �.... Rwtr . Miief M �zt\ tri Mft¢s r 6 Mlle, 1 CA/'rlboo 1"• ,C,r ke elennee. 24 Mi/e5 L seed.'"Cfim�r'*'�e Stnikrn • Ct'JIkool- P• �S5 z an ,e Chfil • River-JM/!e A -c4 - of nen/rr �•- -SA :r LJ/tl R .•,. cam,• r ir,'t y = ---,. t.� v y1' e:,�=Ara)'e$i tif:Zza ._ i,e.Itvtln •1�'"' G � a;-••.'�''i.�.e`u''-�'�'�`�.� aFss"aF.�" FROM JUN.FATT TO THE .ICLOND11r1 . Being a. Pictorial Map, Showing the Route of the Journey, the Distances and how the, Trip is Accomplished. plied the Matabele with arms, and es c ed very heavy bribes from the South African Chartered .Company. The Japanese Government is said to lee seriously embarrassed financially, arising out of the increased demands in every direction on account of Jap- an taking her place as a civilized saa- tion . 1'ea report that Mr. Cecil Rhodes and Mr. Alfred P, 1t has personally paid two hundred an.i fifty thousand pounds to the Transvaal Government in in- demnity for the Jameson raid is office ally denied. Tae great volcano of Mayon, on the island of Luzon; one of the Philippine group, has been in tviolent eruption since June 24. :,nil it is estimated that thousands of the Inhabitants have lost thein' lives. Much interest is taken in French nena1 circles at the discovery of a composition which is alleged to have the marvellous property of rant rring vessels invisible beneath the rays of electric searchlights. A despatch from Athens says that a sharp engagement took place be- tween 2,060 Turkish troops and the armed, population vi the villages lying between. llletsavc, Trikala and Kolar- rytes. Senor Calera jr r. e. Cul:an refugee, who arrived, at I ampu, it on Sunday, says that the f•reoirg,ritatter q:.•1 the village of Marnnna, x.11::'1 ,J epa,nish soldiers, wound:el 120 and took lenses - Won of the place. Owing to the azoendtrients to the Peace agreements introduced by `few - lilt Pasha. the discussion of which would occupy a couple of weeks. it is ex- pected that the powere will semi an- other ultimatum, to expedite the Porte. ,A newspaper im B,^rmbay prints a highly; inilannmatory article, attacking the Indian Government for " the prosecution of obscure persons," end far "making an absolute police regu lation do fluty as a secret assassin." Aceordbng to a Tokio paper, tbe For- mosa rebels seem to. have an under- standing I with, the high officials o f China, end their plan is to attack for- eign offices and residences, and otlh:er- wnse( molest foreigners, so as to start international trouble. The Japanese Minister to the City of Mexico, nn an interview, says that Japan, while having no desire to an- nex the Hawaiian islands is opposed. to thsia: absorption by the United States.- Japant would. prefer the islands to re- main. independent. Uapan threatens( to make a navaleae- monatratiant in Hawaiian waters, and will insist that the United States as- sume a contingent responsibility in the matter of arbitration ofbus differences with Hawation the subject of immigra-, tion and the tariff, A CRUEL ASSASSINATION. The Priam Minister of Spain Killed by a Anarehfst. A despatch from. Madrid, says: -- Senor Canovas del Castillo, the Prime Minister of Spain, was• assassinated. orr S:utnday at Santa Argueda, by an anar- chist. The murderer fired three shots, one of which struck the Premier in the forehead., and another in the chest. The vvoum.ded man fell dying at the feet on his wife, who was with him, linger- ing in agony foir two hours, and then passing away witlh the cry of "Long Live Spain," which were the last words upon Ins lips, aanta Agueda is noted' for its baths. The place is between San Sebastian, the sumrner residence af the Spanish Court, and Vittoria, the capital of the Province of Alava, snout thirty miles wet h. of Billboa. 'The Premier went th 'r.a last `Thursday to take a three weeks' course of the 'baths, after which lie expected to return to San Sebas- tian to meet United States Minister Woodford, when officially received by the Qua:en Regent, 7'ha assassn was immediately ar- rested. He is a Neapolitan, and gives the nano el Wean: ie but it is believed that this le an assumed name, and that his real name is Michele Angine Galli.. 13Y DESERVING IT. If we deserve sympathy we are pretty sure of getting it by courageously and. quietly Showing that we are deserving; we cannot have it by demanding it with w.hines and lamentations, and d.e- rnr:nstrations of our suffering forced upon unwilling ears. THE T ''. USU1 S Or CLOVES. OVES. Mrs. Gotham—The paper says that chewing v ntergreen will keep people awake in ah aerie Mr. Gotham—It might be—but, at the theatre, I have toned cloves very ef- ficaei ou,s. ' Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, constt. ,potion, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly cured by Hood's Pills. They do their work WRECK OF STlti EEO. Every ingredient in Mann. SUNK IN THE PACIFIC OFF THE ALASKA COAST. A 13 o u liom'd Were Saved — The Teasel Tore herself on a Sunken, Itocir -- Uz*il on '?curb Treesuree Front the Aukon. A ?returning Alaska ste•,ie-chip. brought the startling news to Victoria, 13.C., on Tuesday that a steamer hav- leg aboard a large party of Klondike gold sealers, had gone to the bot- tom in Dixon's Entrance on August 3rd, with all their gathered trea- sures. The City of Topeka, which arrived later, brought further information re- garding • the ill-fated vessel. :Elle steamer is the alexia*, one of the finest of the Peoifie coast fleet. She 'was making her way from Dyea to Seattle. &bout 150 prospectors, miners, and for- tune-hunters were aboard with their supplies and mining implements, re- turning from the now justly famed Canadian gold fields in the Yukon. The accident happened in Dixon's Entrance on the morning of August 8rd. '1'1te vessel was making gallant progress to the south, with favorable weather, and was making fast time, The .52ex- Leo was about 500 miles on, leer course and bed just about •rounded Cape iliuxon, after completing f a seedy night's sailing. OW A IILDDBN BOCK. It was at 4,30 in the morning when the vessel struck on a hidden rock of w hich no sign could be seen on the surface, but which. is known to marin- ers on; the route, and in the charts, as West Devil's hock. 'I'Ilte 'Mexico was steaming so rapidly that site drove clear over Ube rock:, but when she had made clear, was so 1'eiat and torn an the bottom and keel teat it was im- possible to stay the leakage. The t:aptaua noticed: nett it would only i:e a quest>'ont of time before the vessel would sink, and he immediately turn- ed the ship's head landwards. INTENSE 9i:XC1'rEMk NT, For about two !hours the vessel steamed rapidly onward, and all the while intense excitelueut prevailed on board. t13y thei tame the steamer was about to d1eai a everyuernan aboard thel Mxo had safely embark- ed in the boats. As .much of the belongings of ithe passengers and crew as tx as possible tor them Ito; take were thrown lute the boats five: minutes before tate steamer sank. The malls were also saved. The boats pulled away to a safe dis- tance, and watched the Mexico disap- pear stel+). first in about 95 fathoms of water. LANDED AT METLAI(ATLA. The entire warty Ianded at al.etlakat- la, and 'uvihen the. steamer t'ity of Topeka reatih'ecl' that port tue news of the disaster was Invade known to them. .DLeon's Entrance, separates the tire - haul Island of the Queen Charlotte grout) frons, the Prince of .Vales is- lands. It Ls a broad Outline! and con- stitutes the dividing line between Canadian and American A.laslta. :the Mexico was on her way from Dee a, front which city the City of kopek * has ,;ust arrived, and had crossed the bc.undary line. Devil's Rock is 1n American wa- ters, and the vessel sank just, tiff Cape Muxon. IRE STEAMER. The Mexico was valued at about $100,000: She wan owned and run by the Pacifie Coast Steamship Company, :and was well known on the Sound. She woks .built in San Francisco in 1892. Her gross tonnage was 1,797; net, 1340. She was 275 feet in length, 30 -foot beam, and had a nominal horse- power of 1,500. Of the passengers, forty were tour- ists and others were coming south from different Alaskan ports. Includ- ed in the latter were a party of natur- alists, .who had spent the summer in Western Alaska collecting specimens for the Columbian museum. Their spe- cimens and notes went clown with the steamer. Many of her passengers were returning from the gold 'fields, loaded doyen with fortunes in the yellow metal. This is now at the bottom of the sea, but there will be little dif- ficulty in raising it. ST For Infants and Children. The foo- simile signature of n ens' is sa efe S;<.app;ai,WNW. HORRIBLE DOUBLE MURDER. ley's -Celery-Nerve C m pound is a blood maker anis health giver. If you are weak or run down, try it. Dear airs: It is with pleaspre I can recommend others to take Man- ley'e Celery -?(erre Compound, as I am thoroughly satisfied it is a ster- ling preparation, and as a tonic 1 think it has no equal. 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