HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-7-20, Page 3ews Summwiy.
0 0 Recent Happenings ,th,friefly ToM.
CANA.DA., 1 with the propotied Imperial Pacific
tkaguat 1.7 Is Winui.megee Civic Halle °able acheme.
The Buglish Royal License Commis-
IlaY as being shiPPed froln. Kingstou 1 elonere recommend a large ret1e/n(10a
in the number et licenses,
ao Fort William,
Crop reports from ehe North-west Kele. My Wright Sewall bas been
nre most favorable. i elected presidelet ot the internatibnal
f it
Hamilton is worried over its finan-
Coag•ress oA
•ces, and may out dn owseveral aLady .berdeen-
Women n successton e
ppro-
The offer of mr, 3, Pierpont Morgan
,priationa.
Considerable damage has been. done to Pay for the indentation of eleetrie
by the breaking of the delta dyketat 11-ghts in St. Paultl Cathedral, has been
Ladner, B,C. accepted.
Last week more than a thoutand tons
Dr. J. O'Connor,. Stratford, has been
setaae train.maeter for the northern a fodder and war material were for -
district, G.T.R. warded from the Woolwich Dookyard
The union beads have possession of to South Melee.
The British Governraent has agreed
the streets of London, the cars still
being tied up. to subsidize a fortnightly line of fruit
and paseenger steamers between ja-
The City of Nelson hes sold $60,000 raaica and the United Kingdom.
.6 per cent. public works debentures at
remium of 7 per cent. In the Imperial Parliament the issue
A p
of £865,000 from the consolidated, fund
Alfred Couture, railway conductor, ia was authorized for the purpose of ac -
dying at Quebec of blood poisoning quiring the Niger Coes Lerritories in
caused by the bite of a fly. West Africa.
The Bank a Montreal has purchased An official message has been receive
property on Craig street, Montreal, for edi at Ottawa announcing the decision
titt addition to the head offices. of the Imp.erial Government to assume
Dr. F. A. Seundens, of Ottawa, has eight -eighteenths of the cost of the
been appointed instructor in physics at Pacific cable,
Ueverford College, Philadelphia, Capt. ,Tessop. of the Cambridge
The SS., Gallia, which was grounded cricket team and two members of the
In the St. Lawrence for some time, is Oxford team were arrested hi London
being examined by divers at Quebec. upon a charge of rioting outside the
The City of Winnipeg is asking'pow- Empire Music Hall. '
-er from the Legislature to tax cir-
oases from §200 to Imo per day license Mrs. Coleman and her grandson,
William Davies, who had been pas-
tes. sengers on the Majestic, were as-
,' kt Hamilton, E. B. Greening, was playxiated at a Liverpool hotel on Wed-
firteid $10 by the Police Magistrate for nesday night.
.hooting a dog that was bathing in An important delegation of Welsh
his fountain. merchants has just left Cardiff to
Miss Amy Servos of St. Catharines visit the leading rammercial centers of
weot to bed in good bealth, was found Canada, with the view of diseu.ssing
unconscious during the night and died the beast measures to be taken for de -
before mornin.g. veloping and increasing trade.
The Dominion Steel and Iron Com- The, British House of Commons re-
pa,n.y's stook in Canada, $5,000,000, has *tad Mr. Courtney a amendment to
been almost entirely taken up by men the London government bill permit -
in Montreal and Toronto. ting the election of women as council -
In the Manitoba Legislature Mr. lors, and agreed to the Lords amend -
Siren introduced a bill to provide a meat excluding women from that of -
hail insurance fund of $120,000 annual- ,fice.
ty, by taxing twelve million acres one The Cancer Society of London has
cent per acre. commissioned Dr. A. L. E. Duffy to
The Canada Atlantic Railway Com- proceed to tlae United States to collect
pony, owing to its inereasing traffic, data, to investigate the operations of
will this fall cominence the erection the Buffalo laboratory, and. to offer
4:•E large car shops in addition to those a prize ot £10 for the best original
already put up. essay on. cancer science.
Donald McDonald, brother of Alex. Keen interest is felt at the Ad -
McDonald, the Bonanza Xing, and T. miralty in the development of the
II. Trotter, two fortunate Klondikers, torpedo-boat destroyer Viper, which
have returned to Vaneouver with $80,- will be launched shortly on the Tyne,
000 in gold. dust. The Messrs. Parsons are fitting her
Francis E. Brooks, a rnachinise at teeth the turbine s•ystem of engines,
E. Leonard and. Son's foundry, at and. they believe that they will enable
London, Ont., hes been informed that her to make 45 ranee an hour.
out in California there is a fortune of Prime Minister Salisbury, who is an
07,000,000 waiting for him. ardent devotee of chemical science,
Premier Greenway has introduced a has, according to the Medical Press
redistribution bill, not a general meas- and Circular, discovered and complete
ure, but to give the increased popeaa_ ed an important chemical process,
tioa of the north of Manitoba one which will be communicated to the
mare member, the total dumber re- world at a forthcoming meeting: of
enabling as now. one of the learned societies.
Margaret T. Cowan, widoW a the. UNITED STATES.
late Holmes Cowan, killed at .he Ot- A V5,000,000 coffin trust has been
taw -a East crossing of the Parry Sound formed in the States. ,
Railway last January, has issued a
writ a.gainst the railway conapa.ny for Mr. Robert Bonner of New York, the
$20,000 damages. fa.mous horseman, is dead.
.An immense fire devastated. the
heart of Memphis, Tenn., Monday.
Brigadier -General Joseph Wheeler
has been ordered to the Philip-
pines.
Robt. Bonner, publisher of the New
York Ledger, and the owner of fam-
ous horses, is dead.
The propoeed strike at the Home-
stead plant of the Carnegie Steel Co.,
has been abandoned as inopportune.
London old boys in Detroit, of whom
there are about 150, will have an ex-
cursion to the Fqrest City on .Aug. 5.
A car on the big switchback roller
coaseer in Schenley Park, Pittsburg,
jumped the track and eight people were
badly -hurt.
The Nebraska, Pennsylvania and
Utah troops, which have been on duty
in the Philippines, have started) on
their homeward journey.
Dominick Buffunni shot and killed
William Barry, at Pittsburg, because
the latter interfered when the Ital-
ian was beating a small boy.
Raffael Greco, while swimming in
the Monongahela river, was seized
with cramps. His companion Carmillo
Andiaone went to his assistanc,e and
both were drowned.
Senator William E, Mason of Illinois,
John Devoy of New York, and George
le. Williams spoke against expansion
and an allianc,e with England at a
Clan-na-Gael meeting in Boston.
Miohigan's divorce recqrd for 1898
shows tint there were a total of 1808
divorces granted during the year, the
wife being complainant in 1,66 caees
and the husband in 472.
The United States transport McClel-
lan arrived, at New York from Santi-
ago, and was deta'ined at quarantine,
because three of the passengers have
yellow fever. One is /Miss Clendenning,
daughter of the surgeon, in charge at
Santiago, whose death from yellow
fever is reported.
•
Willie, Porter, 9 years old, of Coats,
Ks., was playing soldiers with a pis-
tol he found in the hired man's room.
"I'LL shoot you," he said to his baby
sister, who was ha her mother's arms.
Than he pulled the trigger, the bullet
passing through both the baby and the
mother, killing them instantly.
The Michigan Suprera.e Court has
deeided the case brought to test the
validity of the Mcleod law, which
authorized the appointment of the De-
troit Street; Railway Commission, whose
object was the purchase and munici-
pal ownership and operation of street
reilways of Detroit, The decision is
that the law is unconstitutional.
In McDonald's saw mill at Mon-
tague, N.S., Thos. Hume, aged 22, was
drama under the saw a a shingle
machine. One leg w -as out off and he
was otherwise so badly injured that
he died in haat an hour.
Adolphe Martin, aged. 18, resident in
Hull, attempted to commit suicide be -
anima his mother will not permit him
to( marry the girl of his choice. Adol-
phe stabbed himself with a penknife
over the heart, but may recover.
Mr. 3. W. Tyrrell, 'the well-known
surveyor and explorer, has been in-
structed by the Dominion Government
to renew his explorations in the coun-
try west of Hudson Bay, and he
will leave for the far north next
winter. '
Robert 'Meilen. of Sumach street,
Toronto, while attempting to board. a
freight train at Paris, got both feet
under the wheels, and his toes were
-crushed, necessitating amputation. He
was afterwards removed to the Brant-
ford Hospital.
While a carriage containing two
ladies was -crossing the railway track
near Glace Bay, C. B., it was struck
by a locomotive. A married woman,
named Adamson, was dangerously in-
jured, and her sister, Miss Maud Mac-
Aulay, had several ribs broken.
The Dominion Commercial Travel-
lers' Assn Lation has started a move -
meat for the improvement of hotel
accommodation by addressing to every
hotel proprietor in Canada a number
of questions regarding food, sample
rooms, bedrooms, ventilation and sani-
tary conditions.
IL Wolff, a Galician. from the Drift-
ing River settlement, in Manitoba, took
a rope and tied the hands and feet of
his wife, then beat her unmercifully
with a club. Not content with this,
ehe brute also usett the club on a
daughter who Luterfered on behalf of
the mother. The magistrate sentenced
hum to two months in jail at herd
labor.
The amount, of duty collected at
Winnipeg for June 1899, was $109,-
731.56. In, June, 1898, it was $79,684,a6.
The duty collected at Winnipeg for
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1899,
was $1,140,000.96; for the previous year
it was 0907,053.24, being an increase for
the past year of $231,091.72. This is
the first time Winnipeg has gone
above the million dollar mark for eus-
tonts.
Dr. MOntizambert, Canadian quer-
attine officer, is considerably commis -
ed over the appearance of the bubonte
plague in China. In this regard he
sald:-"It is necessary for us to disc
infeet every immigrant who comes
from China or Japan, and. last year
10,000 Were put through this process
alone. Those immigrants are mostly
employed ii the Salmon canneries on
the Fraser River. All the mailthat
are from Obi.n.a or Japan are also dis-
infected. We take every precaution
to disinfect new arrivala from the
Flotvery Kingdoitt."
GREAT BRITAIN.
Vela:11)1e deposits of iron one have
keen diseovered neer Dover, England.
Everybody 16 England is pleased
• A Marvellous surgical operation is
reported treed Binghampton, N.Y. A
butcher named Ginzbury was stabbed
in, the bread, and the knife penetrate
ed the heart one-miarter of an inch;
Dr • L. Yorker, foun.d the man pulse -
lass and nearly dead from loss of
blood. He kept up life by 'ejecting
into the rabbi's body a saline solutioa,„
then cut open the man's side and
stopped the flow of blood by taking
three deep stitches in the left ventricle
of the heart.
Disturb
Barcelona
Romero
entirely r
An ina
dispersed
Vienna.
At Car
llo/Y beh
tramway
The Pe
that arbit
compute°
Aguinal
prisoners,
been mad
The Cob
of Alban
Coburg. a
The sla
to have
court of i
penult:oil
Spanish
friars in
A. cat,
killed tw-
tiring one
The Fr
tained by
prorogue
Col. Pi
of honor
pest, Hu
him.
M. Gru
agents w
in the co
suddenly.
poisoned.
A Jarg
ticians, 111
novice, h
tion with
King MU
TbeEm
dent Lo
telegram
former at
Ing ship
A. rain
at Bandr
eloped w
Durb.ern
killed the
General
removed
Governor
i:nander
Faure Bi
him..
Soeialis
emadenine
in Rome
as a ring
1898, has
a civil co
Heron
naturalist
ruined as
involved
F. J. Baje
ing to $
The H
sure req.
per cent.
ried men
five ma
unless th
poses. A
male laic
narrow
SAD
Toronto .I
A desp
J. 3. Wa
man in t
Victoria
Glouceste
accident
alighted
moment
the statio
aboard a
the care,
and fell,
of his le
sitating
The patie
hotel by
is doing
Mr. W
from his
to Miss
ed at Our
of last
CAM
50
Troops in
A desp
has been
constant"
try along
lines is li
are suffe
Thirteent
Pasay is
practical'
bridges t
supplies
some of
ated by s
cases the
feet of
which a.r
The coca
the meal
Some of
are seam
fields on
A high s
of the Se
Manila
tion by e'
no vesse
The Tani
nial is re
with disc
ter have
all day,
for a 1
steanaer,
other st
city sire
ered with
,t,, despatch from St. Paul,. says :_,,, e ar ,t1.- ele as 0, Captain, . im -
Deceit is the false road to happiness. ' gPMIC'Yii
de Hartley, of 8tockton., Ced- Eight lives are reported lost at Cooks- say, of 1,34•1 tons .net register, left the - ' .
all the joys we travel through to
Clyde Mn rch 21, , for rreinantle, neer and. 'DAVIS A.LAWROCk CO.,
, Me Nvitre married while t -d mueh d ea a, all , .., . on, an m e , a age one , ailleiten MUTUAL
She was .viee, like antiques, vams tv, en
P •th Western,A. t -1* 81 viso, fairy1 . I. ' ' h h '
a Union line street ,car, as
,,,,, through' the Rea Bayer valley b last el' ' ' tls " la' &worn 0 imitations ,
,d the Krug park loop, this - ' b , ' . -a , . Y „., built in Leaden, in 1868. . we touch thete.-A. Hill. ,
ilig t 8 storm. The 0121Y report taus r* ish i ' it of Nr .I, I • ''. ' ' dff onnImieemlesnimmokeeirome., ,
. The Purpose of the YmIng far hag been reneived trona $t. Cloud, The B it eh P 0 Y e -01 - las Consolation, indiscreetly pressed up-.
Ft -
id. his htide in befog marric basting reached that point by train. been wrecked off Rod test Island. Fit- ,,,,„ e, „one, „,..„, ee, tenceen,e, eeeet en
h a peettliar • plaee waS,4 de- 1,60en members of. the 'Crew, including ,'ttt ',"" "'ate"' "` ? a"''':" ''''''''' '''' THE
nov
MAIIR
Ajdespr
Rev. W.
MIAS Lis,
as count
riding on
it round
dternoo
minister
ed. in See
Sire -'for
groom A
as the s
GTIlMtAt.,,A
woes have been, reSuMed in 1
and. Alloante, Spain.
- •
c Francis Josepla bas elnioet
BooYeeed from his illness.
lens° Socialist meeting Was
hy the police last night in
,
a twenty rioters were pub-
edetl or deelrVing eleetrie
cars'
toe neueereuee has decided
rattan shall 1?e• optional, not
y, .
do has released, the SPanish
but the terras haver> not
s known, '
urg Diet has made the Duke
heir to the Dean of Saxe-
ad Gotha.
rers of General Luna are said
ieen 'acquitted by a Filipino
tavestigation. .
do agrees to release his sick
risoners, but will keep the
hope of rich ransoms., •
at a village near Leiesie,
n babies Wednesday, sneoth-
and gnawing the other.
snob Government; now sus-
an immease majority, has
. Parliament for the nnamer,
quart /Ms declined a stvord
rhich admirers of his in Buda-
.gary, desired to present to
snee, ooe of the detective
io testified against Dreyfus
art -martial in 1894, has died
It is ranored that he was
•
e number of Servian poll,
.cluding ex -Premier Tameha-
.ve been arrested in connece
the attempted.neurder of ex-
ta, • ,
peror Williani 11, and Presi-
abet have exchanged friendly
arising from a visit by the
Bergen to the French train-
Lphigenie. • '
ay engineer named Gregory,
ire India, whoee wife had
th Capt. Tremonger of the
Regiment, shot the captain,
woman and' then suieided.
Zu.rlinden, will probably be
from 'the -post of Military
of Paris and made come
if an army corps. General
; lost will probably succeed
: Deputy Preseetti, who was
d by the military tribunals
to ten years' imprisonment
leader in the bread riots of
just received a new trial in
trt, and was aoquitted.
Nordenskjold, the Swedish
. and explorer, is financially
the result of his becomingIli
nith the publishing house of
e. ALI of his savings amount-
I0,000; are swept away.
salon Diet has passed a mea-
tiring bachelors to pay 25
more income tax than mar-
It has also placed a tax of
etas per annum on bicycles,
ey are used. for business pur-
proposal to double tax fe-
relises was defechee. by a
iajority. . .
MYSTERIMS 0.111MNTA
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" Y41404.8 0 UnOt POIVIS Hese IDeeeserea
, e,„ one, '
A. desPateh feare Eatneleth, aa.Yei-e-
n 3 • t d t .4.- 1:- . „
-UtP ruU ell en ' l"etle (4 tlle Wreek'
in conapanieis gave a representative-
eof the Adocieted Peees tocaay a con-
tribletion of a etartling aettereeta the
contr_ °verse aiseseo atheeicanlidase: '1,01 webrecii' ke
on the Manae . , .- .n ee, a-
028,,t4e parte to ,a,tmeath etw I:tern:me
ly eecaped a hig Manaele rock. It.was
ebb', tide,With a northeely wind blow-
ing, which would naturally take tae
Ifeesel south, but we foand her get-
ting nearer and nearer the iManaeles,
until withia fear hundred, yards of
(been; tvhereas we ought to bare been
a mile to ehe southward. Things
lookediqueer for 'a Vine, but we alter-
en pm. eactics and, cleared the
rocks.
"Froinl what 1 have seen clueing the
pestsix weeks, I am confident some
mysterious current draws the vessel
towards the roeks. While working on
tlee Perie, we warned numberless yes-
seas of the danger we were in."
' Oa entering the tidal harbor to -day
• . .
the Paris ander the Influence of the
- ' -
wind and tide, became temporarily un-
manageable. Her etern swung round
andner?
istruck the end of a wooden per
which 1 ' '
i'ltlIall a arge are evd ot people
had assembled. '11he pier shook from
end to end, the spectators became
panic-stricken„ and made an ugly rush
for escape. Ultimately control of the
ship r regained d she - safely
' p ,wae , an was
•anehoredi
PARALYSIS STRIKRS IlIR. IVES
Yee atetnenthe Front West, -E41111111 ilk the
$0091,10; cemperkelent by the reeler
thu a; _IL irlle:".°4(1!'"18 1°4'o°'
' 4, ..Piaillid.TOri grOra Ottawa BaYS:-
w ' '
hen the ttstbs'alla IMPerial litaitea
•
a"t"tt, In Ottawa thi • 3 e4era°°° it
was learned that '11°h" W. 13' Ives,
Itina'xe,etTein' tf°01-1,,` iShheeritbrri°v°vIrca,(godu, wfoarsMoen-i
.board , in a stat of ; e
onoonsnolisneee.
Ifr" Ives vVss r•eturPing frola the I)e°1-
fie cease, ale had bretikfteat at North
Ba,y' and'. was spoken to by frieuda at
'
the' tina•e, end was aPParentlY la good
health. Mr Ives returned, to the
awes -ping ea'r', emit shortly atter, the
t, • e • - - ' . •
l'alu Puthad out " 't"rth Bay ne was
ford in the eMoking compartment by
•
the 'Porter in an almost ..-.11neansoiMis
state. '
A telegram was sent from the next
station to Mattawa to secure a elector,
but it was not until the train reached
Pembroke .that the services of a medic'
eat aitan were procured. Mr. W. R.
White, Q.C., was ceming to Ottawa,
and he asked Dr, Dicksoe, of Penn
broke to accompany the stricken man
to the 'eapital.
Arriving here Mr. Ives was at, once
conveyed. to St. Luke's hospital by his
brother-in-law. Mr. Rufus Pops,MP
• • ' ' '
Sir Charles Tupper, Dr. Roddlek, and
other medical m,en. immediately visited
the hospital ' and consulted with' Dr.
Dicksen and Dr. Powell, but they tumid
do little to relieve the sufferer, who
has been stile paralysis ' ' f' th
, r c en with. o e
brain. The patient is in a very dan-
geroue.. condition) and his' me is des_
aired 'of. t
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ITA11KETS OF THE 1/111ILD
eeeeen
Dyspepsia need' IndicrtIstion
COMM= diseases, but hard to
1 . :,,, 4 ,
cure Witte Of -Canary remedies
•
yield readily to MatileY's
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,
Ent10eS of ' Gpalne Cattle, Chess, ,to
In the Leading! IVIaatte.
...en--
' TOrouto, July' IC -Business oon-
tta'ae4 '°'"-eePtl°-ttallY g°01- salPPliee are'
, .
'Ca41)r liberal, bit in aortae distriate
grepoinaebisealhieedslYouvei,rtitettla:, a.1111,daspatbeerirrileel„
t 1 ' 'e - A ' c A. 1,' ,.; ! ' ' '
are a). •arge eneaciam oi.raweineees are'
nearly overoWatermelona are aelling
welt; aleo eueumbere, .potatoes, and.
wean, •pnnes. are steady, .
Current quetatiorts are .as follow's':
, Leenone' , ' e.'
'Extra ''-'-an-",5,, 369s, 8604,§3.50 4'00 .
Feney, 300s, 360s, . ., 3 00 325
Extra cboiee 300s 800s,. 250 , 275
sandries-' ', '
Bananas, per Miami( „„ 150 : 200
Cue white beans, bush. 000 100
Hallowee datea, Per lin 0 0534; 0 00
Rae/berries. • • • • Q07 010
Cherriee, eeting, basket, 070 125
Cherries, red, cooking. 080 100
ga°seberries• :: - 025 050
....abhatge, per bble, . r`ta 00 nteei,
Toatoes, crate. • ' ti 70• A V'
Californiaipeaches, box, 125 175
California Pima' ' ' 200 1 275
New potatoes, per bush. 080 110
W,atei_trraeloas, each. . 018 . 022
eenee-
Terragona. , almonds, .
new, lh• • • • • • 0 00 015
Roasted peanuts, le, . 000 010.
Grenoble walnuts, . .0 11 1,12
Peanut, Per sack. . 0 07 1-2 0 08 14
Filberts, Sieily, lb. . • 0 09 ala
,,, ,
r (mans. . . . . . 0 10 0 11
Peanuts„ shelled, lb. .,0 09 ' 010
Shelled walnuts, lb.. ... 0 21 022 1
Butter -Market keeps steady. Stock
is not arriving 1. very good Aviv:,
but or all phoice pa.ecels there is a
gdianod. demand. This applies to both
lay and creamery. Quotations are:
-Dairy, tubs, strictly dimice, 12 to lac;
small dairy, lb. prints, Omit 14 to 15c;
crea,mery, tubs, and boxes, 17 1-2 to 18c,
pounds, 18 to 18 1-2c- ,
Cheese -Market quiet. Quotations
are :-New, 8 1-2 to 9e; old, nominal, at
11 to 12e.
DRESSED HOGS' AND PROVISIONS.
An increasing demand. for smoked
meats, Prices in all lines are firm,
de -
very '
and likely to advance. The is greater for
mend from all points
this season. than it has been in many
years bade,. Dressed. 'hogs are scarce.
Light hogs, on. the street market, sell
at $6.50 to butchers.
Quota.tions for provisions are as fol-
lows: - Dry salted shoulde.rs, 6 1-2c;
long clear bacon, car lots, 7c; ton lots
8aend case lots, 7 1-1c; and becks, 7 3-4 to
'
Smoked meats -- Hams, heavy, 10c;
medium, 11c; light, 11c; breakfast bacon,
r1loutoballcon1-208; 1122,iconio:Abirsm,ea7ts3-loneto 80cf;
• ' ' -
pickle, lc less than prIces quoted. for
smek.ee.. meats,....
Lard - Tierces' " 63-40; tubs 7e• pails
7140; compound, 51-2 to 5 3-4c. '
Montreal, guly-14.--Snecial - The
• ' • • • - -
gram market is quiet Oats are quote
ea.at 31c, peas at 76e, afloat; andbonk-
wheat at 60c. Flour is quiet anasteady.
Winter wheat patents, 53.75 to -$4;
straight roller, e3.40 to $3.50; in bags,
01.65 to $1.70. Manitoba patents 54.20
' ,
to 01.30; stronbakers' $3.80 to$3.90.
The demand fogr rolled Oats is slow, and
the market is quiet; quotations are
$3.75 per bbl; and e1.80 per bag Feed. is
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t; b ' . t
It-01.;eOntario ran, inbulk, 513.50.o
and shorts, $15, per ton; Manitoba
bran $12 to 512.59; shorts. $14; moult-
lie, 018 to $25 per ton, inducting bags.
. is
Hay s active and firm; choice No.
1,57.50 to $8; No. 2, $5.50 to $6; and
clover at 84.75 to $5.25 per ton;
on track: Cheese is firms at 8 5-8 to
g 3-4e for Western, and 8 3-8 to 8 5-8c
for Eastern. Butter is dull but firm
at 17 1-2 to 17 3-4o; Western dairy,
in b •
boxes, is quoted at 15c ; and in rolls
at 14 to 14 1-2c. Eggs are ' steady;
choice candled ssold at 14c; o dine y
t 12 • d N 2 9 • r r
a c , an o. at to 10c per
dozen. Maple product is dull. Syrup,
in wood, 5 34 to 6e per Da., and at 65
to 70c per tin Sugar sold at 8 1-2 to
par . is quiet, but prices
90 lb Honey.' • ' b '
are very firm; white clover comb,in
one -pound sections, 9 to 10o; dark, 7
to 8c; white extracted, 8 to 8 1-2c ;-
and dark at 4 to 5c. The demand for
beans is only for small quantities, and
prices are steady at 850 .to $1 per
bush.
Buffalo, July, 14. -Spring wheat-
Nothing doing • steady; No 1 North -
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ern, 77 3-4c; No. 2 Northern, 73 3-4e.
Winter wheat -Offerings light ;strong
No. 2 red 77c.; No. 1 white, 76 1-2c. Corn
-Steady; No. 2 yellow, 38 1-4 to 38 1-, 2;
No. 3 yellow, 38c; No. 4 yellow, 86 1-4
to 30 1-2c; No. 2 corn, 37 3-40; No. 3
corn, 37 1-4 to 37 1-2. Oats -Dull; of-
ferings liberal; No. 2 white, 30 3-411 ;
No. 3 wbite, 29 1-2 to 29 3-4; No. 4
white, 28 1-4o; No. 2 mixed, 28e; No. 3,
2
mixed, 7c. Canal freights -Steady.
Flour -Steady.
1)etroit, July 14 -Wheat --Closed-
No. 1 white, cash, 740; No. 2 red, cash,
and July, 74 1-20 ; September 76 3-4c.
Duluth, July 14. -Wheat -No. 1 hard
_
cash, 7o 1-20 ; July, 75 5 8o; No. 1 North-
ern, cash, '7c; July. 73 1-8e. Septem-
ber, 72' 5-80; No. 2 Northern, 68 1-2c;
No. 3- spring, 66c.
Milwaukee, Jtr1.3r 14. -Flour -Steady,
'Wheat -No. 1 Northern, 74 3-4 to 75c ;
No. 2 Northern., 72 3-4 to 73 1-2c. Oats
-27 to 28c, Rye -No. 1, 59 to 60c, Bar-
ley -No. 2, 42c.
Minneapolis, July 14. -Flour -10e
lower for patents; first patent, $3.70.
to 53,89; second patent, $3.50 to $3.60;
first clear, to 52.70 to 52.80. Bran -In
bulk, r$10,75 to 811.
• Toledo, J'uly 14. -Wheat -No. 2, cash
' and July, 73 1-2e ; September, 75 3-8c.
Corn -No. 2 mixed, 35 1-20, Oats -No,
2 mixed, 25c. •Rye -No. 2, cash, 58e.,
nominal, Cloverseed.- Pritne,, cash,
Pew, $3,97 1-2; Oetoben $1.61 1-2, Oil
-Unchanged.
celery -Nerve Compound
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, ,04'14.fltil:icilktiolene,lioaMaLe,ellayizt.".
*Oi troubled with D s 0 ele. aid '
11 di a tr Y IP P
enciairser i:ers"IfeirlifattiiIinte't:ine: '
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IVIsaterecelera-Nerae ColaPeena
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which cured mo,' and I, comet
.4"4*°°-'hig• MY In "3 era,i3e'''' '
T.' ugEs,' R. ,' 75eBit,g nrtilt mo/tEmte,,
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'Tb -e atrongest• aeuti•Ment of Ale (
Turk. le Ilia rever.enea or his .raetber.
He alwe-Ye etende qi her Presenee Ian'
til invited to sit down -a °tenpin:am/A
he ye to no one else
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TAB ONtjA1'1NESE WORICMEM,
japtineee Workmen are obliged. t(
wear on their caps, and, backs an in
Beription stating their enseeess an
tbeir employer's name.
HIS OPINION.
.
What iis Yoler iden of a silent part-
was asked of a Mistimes .oracle on
the board of trade.
Bea the fellow that Puts his rnmasT
into a firm and keeps /ais mouth shut
while it Is being spent.
RussrAN SCEPTER.
nascepter • is _ of tsgold
The lasien _ olid
and oontians 268 diamonds, 3e0 rubies
and 15 eirneralds.
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FOUR MEN SE.RIOUSLY INJURED.
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Timbers en i , t ,, c a
iie ems' i1 ii,„,.. b OW l a la •t„
n- aising.—Sonte Cases May Be Falai.
A. despatch from Markdale, says:-
,
One of the worst • accidents that bas
ever _occurred, in this parte of the collet-
r
try: happened' this afternoon at Nem.
Douglasbarn-raising, whose farm ad,-
'
itans this village. The first bent hed
been raised, but; owing to the insuffe-
ceathe m
lt propping, heavy timber came
crashing down, carrying everything
before it, and oruishing four men, prob-
ably in two or three cases fatally,
The injured are :- •
M'INTYRE. Duncan, broken collar-
berm, shoulder bruised; and chest hurt
internally.
D'I'LAUGHRY, Henry, ribs broken,
la' a • '
hip injured, an severe internal in-
'juries. , -• ,
Fred severe blow on the
BROWN, '
. - - • • ' - . • -
neaa, Injuring the Dram, probably fa-
,
'a• •
PALLISTER, To severe out on the
iside of the head. -
When found almost the entire
weight of the • bent was resting on Mc-
Intyre's chest. The great wonder is
that a nunaber were not instantly kill-
ed for there were over 100 men at the
t - .
raising. •
Drs. Ego and Sproule were immede,
ately on the scene, and the injured are
receiving all the attention possible. At
t he• last report they are doing as well
as could be expected.
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THE ENGINEER WAS KILLED. ••
Grand. trunk Train wrecked at Delia '1)Y
the Dropping oe liae-e Inery.
A despatch from Delhi, Ont., says:
Grand Trunk -westbound train No. 89,
. .,
engine No. 67, was wreckea at 1.45 this
morning, about two mules east of this
,
station. Driver Frank Bowen was in-
stantly killed, his body being found
lying between the engine and tender,
covered with ties. anFireen Perry and
Brakesanan Hickinson were badly hurt.
Conductor Griffin and the other brakes-
man, who were in the back coach, es-
caped unhurt. The engine cab was c,om-
epletely demolished, and the remainder
of the engine was hurled into the ditch
upincle down. The tender was turned' completely over, and four cars were
tied u • front' f the ' d
p upe. e engtne an
four behind, all being completely de -
molished. The track was torn to pieces
.
and the ties were made into tooth -
• ,
Incites.
The cameo of the accident is unknown
but it is suptiosed that some part of
.
the engine dropped, causing the en-
gine to belifted clear off the track.
The condition of the track shows that
something had dragged for nearly
half a mile. Botven's body was brought
to the Delhi, etation where Undertak-
'
er Church was called. Bowen, lived at
Bridgeburg• and leaves a widow and
family to mourn hie sad and horrible
death. An inquest is not deemed ne-
°weary.
When the crew which was left un-
hu.rt found Fireman Perry, he ex-
claimed :--" Never mind me, find' my
raate m
Dr. R. B. Wells attended the wound-
ed. He reports them as in a favour -unconsciously.
able condition.
The wreckine crew from St. Thomas
was quickly at=work clearing the track,
and everything was cleared early in
the afternoon.
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eaves Thousands of Llirtse.
Four years ago Jacob Dewitta of Hite
I ' -
land, was dragged to the verge of
death by dreadful heart disease. 'He war
given up to die. From, vigorous manhood
he had gone to a broken ..despondent wreck,
procured Dr. Agnew' s Cure for the
Heart used it faithfnl y, and to -day'
• et
weigue 218 pounds, and llive to bless the
day the great remedy was a recommended
to hoilnua byrter.crie,uvetaz,inEx3.0etmeri.nutes.-24.
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The Leading Specialists of America,
& 20 Years In Detroit. ,o
z 250,000 Cured.
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tND TO WEDDING TOUR.
—
In Fell Between Moving Cars
and Lost a Leg.
itch from Toronto says :-Mr.
Lab, a well-known real estate
he city, whose office is at 39
street, and who lives at 63
r street, met with a serious
last night at Strathroy. He
rom the Pacific express for a
:o take a drink of water at
n, and in the act of jumping
lain swung himself between
which were then in motion,
the wheels passing over one
s, crushing the ankle, neees-
.mputation below the knee.
nt was taken to the Queen s
the medical attendants, and
t.s well as can be expected.
.1sh was doubtless returning
vedding. tour, as his marriage
'atharine Coffee was celebrate
of Loerdes on the 19th
.
Loath,
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T.
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%ark. ;ME ST RI CT UR E '..:
Thousands of young and middle-aged
menare troubled with this disease -many .
They may have a. smert- ' a.
ing sensation, small, twisting stream,
sharp cutting pains at times, slight c „
ee.
organs, emissions, charge, alienate in commencing, wee and all the symptoms ,
of nervous debility -they latve STRIO- e
T17RE. Doretlet doctors experimenton e '
you, by cutting, stretching, or tearing ;--•
you. This will not cureyou, as it will re- r„
sWthl‘eig
NiEturnIkTOuarbsoNrbE sItHrie0tDureTRtiessauTe-.
henceremoves the stricturepermanently. :
It can never return. No pain, no suffer -
ing. no detention from business by our .
' method. The sexualorgansarestre gth-
ened. The nerves are inyigoratee, and .
the bliss of manhood returns.
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CURE GLEET •
e -
Thousands of young and middle-aged .. '
men are having them sexual vigor and -"„
vitality continually sapped by this (Its- -
ease. They are frequently uneonscious i
of the cause oithese symptoms. General t.
' Weakness, Unnatural Dischaiges, Pail-
ingLady IVIanhood Nervousness Poor rem '
• •• • — • '
ory. Irritability, at times Smarting Sen -
sation, Sunken Eyes, with clerk circles,
I'Veak Bach, General Depression, Lack ,
0._ Ambition t 1 anomie, Shrunken Z
Parts, eto. G EET and STRICTURE :-
ratty be the cause. ' Don't consult family ,
doctors, as they have no expeiience in
special diseases -don't . allow ,
Quacks to experiment on yen: Consult '
Specialists, who havemade a life snide of
Diseases clIferiandWomen. OorNI,'W :
METI101) TREATMENT will pose.'
tively cure you. One thousand dollars •
for a case we accept for treatment and.:
cannotcure. Tormsmoderateforacure. '
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a DETROIT, ANION.
-
SLIGHT ATTACK OF PARALYSIS.
—
tatty &mammy, Wife of Britain's Prime
Minister, the ,vietim.
' A despatch from London says: -The
Marchioness of Salisbury, wife of the
Premier and Minister of Foreign Al_
fairs, had. a slight attack of paralysis
in Wanner Castle. She rallied well
-
and is now improving in health. Lord
Salisbury was obliged to curtail the
• • •
diplomatic' reception at tbe Foreign
Office, immediately after the receipt
of the grave tidings, and took a spec-
ial train to Weimer Castle.
The Marchioness of Salisbury is a
daughter of the late Sir Edward Hall
Alderson, a Baron of the Court, of Ex-
chequer- She was married to the Mar-
• f Salisbury
quiz o in 1857. They have
five sons and two daughters living.
T eldest son is Viscount Cranborne.
he el
Widmer Castle, Ke.nt, es the official
residence of the Lord Warden of the
Cinque Ports, an office held by Lord
as built by Henry VIII.
Salisbury. It w . . .
in. 1539 and commands a splendid view
'
of the sea. The Duke of Wellington
died there ia 1852.
TORONTO.VICTIM OF YUKON.
—
Man KIM 1 . I
A , tat I iir ter on Ills Way Koine,
rrobaely to Die.
A despatch from Victoria,-B.C., says:
steamer Queen, from the
-The see Q fnorth,
' ' -WE
brought down a sick passenger, H. A..
Parker, who is going horne to Toronto,
probably to die. Paratna is one of the
disappointed and financially broken
adventurers who went to Alaska last
year. He is travelling in the care of
Mr. Boyd, who iis undertaking to see
him back to hes home.
The kind-hearted passengers of the
Queen, learning the sad story of Mr,
Parker's experiences, generously raised
a purse of money for hien and on to-
,
morrow's Imperial Limited Mr. Par-
ker will be installed in a drawing -room
by himiself, in order to make the trip-
in comfort.
. ,
AIGNING IN THE WET.
--- .these.
the Philippines Are Suffering
Great lib:coin fort.
etch' from Manila, says :-It
raining and storming almost
7 for, two days, and the coma-
the American south and bay
terolly fiooded. The soldiers
ring great discomfort. The
h Infantry Regiment - at
in the worst position, being
y surrounded by water. The
hat were used for getting
lave been, washed away, and
he comptinies are now separ-
:reams six feet deep. In many
men are sleeping with three
water beneath their bunks,
3 elevated on cracker troxes.
any cooks, when preparing'
3, stand knee deep in water.
t•he roads leading to Pansy
.y impassable, and the rice
ell sides are one great lake,
rind blew over several tents
cond Reserve hospital,
ther launches or canoes,bay is impossible of naviga-
and
Is are leaving the harbour.
:ed States transport Centen-
a.dy to sail for San Franeieco
barged soldiers, but the late
to sit around the water front
trenched to the skin, waiting
Lunch to take them to the
and alt
The River Pasig ath
eanis are swollen and the
,ts at all 19w points are cost-
water-
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STORMED THE TRAIN.
---
Striking, Glass • Blowers Make Things
, elven-.
A. despatch from Bridgeton, says-
The arrival of 15 non-union glass -blow-
ers here was the ca.use of an otitb reak
on the part of the strikers, and the
resid.ents are apprehensive of more
serious trouble. The strangers came
-
from Indiana on a train over the New
Jersey Central road, and two women
accompanied the party. They were
met at the station by a large crowd,
of strikers, who immediately stormed
the train and captured the non-union
men. A lively fracas ensued, during
which many blows were exehanged..
Manager 0, GeKing, of the Cumber-
land glass works, who was in charge of
the new arrivals, was hie on the head
with a brick and badly injured. oThe
glass in the doors and windows of the
Sae in which the non-unien men were
riding wae shattered> and a haek wait-
ing at the station for the mail was
struck by the strtkers in the belief that
in was to take Manager King to the
works, The non-ers ntemen were final-
sr in du d ce • to
I ' accompany the strikers
to the latter's headquarters where an
,
attempt is being made 16 force them to
leave town. '
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FOUND WARDE'S SKELETON.
' ---
Discovery -in a Manitoba 'tillage Causes a
sensetton.
A des,patch from Ninga, Man., says:
has . Warde , of this place , , disappear-
-T •
ed' five or six years ago, after selling
his farm for $4.00. Many thought he
gone o e , n on ay
had • t th States. 0 M et
f a ravel
a .skeleton was du.g out o g
pit. The teeth and jars were exactly
'
those of Warde, and the finders went
to inform the police magistrate, intend.-
ing to complete the exhumation next
morning. The news raised. quite a
tstir in the town, but the commotion
was increased in the morning, when, to
the; surprise of everybody, there was
not a trace of the .skeleton, although it
was easy to see where it had been.
Foul play was hinted eti when \Verde,
disappeared, and it is thought the
party responsible for ais disappearance
then removed, the skeleton now to pre-
vent id.eatification,
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THE CREW PERISHED
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Vi ree't of e cariisio. lensa.. PO 41 Stella*
°°. ""cli ingeam, western' Austraita.
A clespateh from Perth, Western,
:
Australia, Says :-The British ship
Cerliele Castle was lost in a storm
yesterday off Roekingleann The crew
,
perished,
We ehould do by our cunning as we
,
do by our courage -always have It
,, , _ 0 e . , e
ready to detend urs Wee, never to of
fend others. -Greville.
.
ED ON A STREET OAR.
doh from St, Joseph, says:,,
B. Alabury, of St, Lotus, and
EIGHT LIVES LOST.