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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-6-13, Page 2S on the anin. Who Moral richt- (mealy eettied to Street - ntonesty --In this dis- • arraigns the iton and gives flitaneial ruin of Proverbs y make themselves raY as an eagle to - breasted bird alights ott the parlor ceatre nen stand attd. ad- 'ee that it a raven's. Nagar Of the ads its "as zr nk and who is all the time tempted to .ve had of speculate with tle•ra. 'That Ioo plaee for a emu to go watt does. note the quite allow atle-ther the letee ig the ' Id St dove aeate fo r,o ptz'z' • „ .oot o Trinity Oh, how ioauy men have rished then - •w Vt 4. and exid at the eelvas in the aortae tool gone down • signs you will and the names of more Inert 0i integrity and Christian bene- alenee than You can tind in the ea eme space- in ny street of any of our citiee. When the Christian vont- mission and tile sanitary commiesion vented Money to sexed medicine atal attodages to the wounded, when areadstulls were wanted. for famish- ing Ireland, when colleges Were to be endowed _and ehurches were to be supported and missionary societies were to be equipped or their work of sending the gospel all around the world. Om first street to restiond has 'been Wall street, and the largest. responses izt all the Mod have come from Wall street. But while that street is a type of tried integrity on one hand it is also a type of unbotinded swindle on tae other. There (ere the spiders that wait for innocent flies. There are the croaelile.s that •crawl up through the slime to catch the calf. There are the . anaeondas, with lifted loop, ready to crush the unwary, There are finale - dal wrechers, who stand on the . beach praying for 0, •Caribbean wiiirl- 'wind to sweep over our commercial , interests. Let net sae it is no plata - for t ; Man to go into business unless his :moral prinelple is *Loroughly -Fettled. Tmma aat is no tae foe at n to go into basiness who does not know ; when ate is overload ari be- iuistake - whele h ther bad better take it bo.elt ; • , or not, That ie no pleat for a men to go who itas large lentils 'in trust . oe many suppoee. It for the eirmaa reiezoo their totegri "!hrough all our Atoorieau hail not been thorteighly tato:Taisho:I. la:member pour laettatiten. How soon .ereee law sea. hateottraged hal of trade and by the the laying hoore of los won grays Wait street disasters of clattered with lata to his deetruc- Ware so for bac% 4ts to 9 lion! Remember 190,10r (10.Y* Lkt 30 seeeetnatters Gan up the year of age 'pea:ILL-a:41g the world point to point uutil in- with Ws fortmeo •,t -.d ids forgeries. on the outside suppose remember tiett featoue men whose tt'k' valett olweeta eon- ' steaeambtte and wieeee opera houses They gather in from could mot atone for his adnilerous ecitottry. Low stutie rides through, teteeral rere in the talon into ‘V.V,1 SIrcri • fate? of decent New York. tinti whoStt of money, Th«. eraeh eehavier en Wall street ay as ex - a in tantint' to warn .; ample has laaeleiti tens of thotteands ' were on their 5 ofeeitotina inen id taie generation 'ie sadness of the 1 herd up the poi;tTa 1:0•441,'ory 1 a,great matey of ttie 5 warn yotang weieee Igz4 Witt aria tear cities who sexy u. are not ele.rougiely settled to • Vice' I°OrPose of Slam- Zicils out of Wa"..i. NI:rcot. It is no place r....4tiess, and who , for a men wile shivers under the 1,0a0 Or 82.000 or bleot 49f templet toss. Let Ine say also etreee atai leee ! gleiee wilt) are doing o aeanimate here MI ever a tittle for t husinL ees on tiitt or similar striate twit out in regard to of what that ie al a type to ste! firm nefarious enterprises in Chria U. istn arimaplo. You are 1U. geeat eouenetrelel lett tlefield. lle tt'aell.. and now ugeteas. There''. such a thing as a, again, and t " hee* will hero tif the lemtt oral a Ire•ro of tate thousands of e ming ! Stock Exchange. Von be that hero. tatted unless the priat- 1 have we s,t, mneh adminetion or tntd the pulpit give emplia- the Frenelt empress who stood in her e. 1y counsel is to teem- balcony in Paris ettl iioltiressed an so far ne they oray hearo excited mob owl tinelled it as I have ec irse, if they have surplus to admiration for theveeeratee banker nvest it in mortgages and in on Wall street W -ho in latil stood institutions which. though on the steps of Ids utoneeed institu- ompaeSatively small interest. lion and mtieled tle• fairs of depoei- 111 actfe beyond dispute. tot•s and baedpeace to the angry tend clear of the Wall street wave of commereial exeitement. llod where so many have been did not allow the lions to hurt Pan - 1 and swallowed.t id, and he will not ullow the (lit it is to the healthy eon- "bears" to hen you. Reniember, My I our country that these re- friend. that all these scones of busi- disasters have in nowise de- ness will soon have petard away, trade! I thank God that and by the law of God's eternal right 'q caleteity to blast this all the affairs ot ;vour business life .5 gone forever, will be adtudicated. Honesty pays m island of New York in best for both worlds. all made of stone and earth Again. I have to remark that aicannon mounted was built to Wall street is a type throughout the •a• off the savages. Along by tliat country of legitimate siteetoution on a street was laid out, and as the one hand and of ruinous gain - Street followed the line of the Wing on the other. Almost- every -wus i Pronriately called Walt mervhaut is to stmio extent a spetzu- a, ei narrow, it is unarehitee- let or. He depends not only upon the and yet ite history is unique. difference. between the wbolesale price • a Lombard street, London, at which he gets the got•de and the might it-st etreet an this retail at which he disposes of them. ere the gave -eminent of the but also upon the fluetuation of the tes was born. There Wash- markets. If the me arkets oratly rise Id his levees. There Mrs. he greatly gains. If 'the markets d Mrs. Caldwell and airs. greatly sink., he greatly loses. It is nd otht•r brilliant women of us honest to dealin stocks as to deal ti evoluon ilisplaytal their in iron or coal or hardware or dry There Witherspoon and Jon- goods. He who condemns all stock ihiwards and George White- dealings as though they were ini- . sometimes preached. There Da quitous simply shows his own ignore teon chided Alexander Hamilton for ance. Stop all legitimate speculetion iting the constitution of the tIn- in this country and you stop , all at States without any God in it. banns, you stop all factories, you re negroes were sold in the slave stop all storehouses, you stop all ,,let-e-r tretea eriminals were harness- the great financial prosperities of to wheelbarroWs and, like heats this country. A stock dealer is only burden, compelled to draw or were a commission merchant under another thed through the street behind name. 11,.• gets his commission on ate to which they were fastened. one style of goods. The dollar that Ore fortunes have come to corona- he makes is just as bright and fair a or burial since the day when and honest a dollar as the dollar kless speculators in powdered hair earned by the day laborer. But here silver shoe buckles dodged Du- we nxust draw the line between legit- . -the governor-general of His Ma- imate speculation and ruinous gam - ye clear down to yesterday at 3 Wing. You, a stock operator, with - elate. The history of Wall street is out any property behind you, (inan- e, certain extent the financial, cially 'irresponsible, sell $100 of no- rnmercial, agricultural, mining, lit- thing and get paid for it. You sell ary, artistic, moral and religious 100 shares at $10,000 at 30 days, story of this country. They are the If at the end of 30 days you can get ,et men in this country and there the sceip fer $0,000, you have made !e' the worst. Everything from un- a thousand. If at the end of 30 days ;rerving integrity to tiptop scoun- you have to pay $11,000, then you 'elisre-•-everything from heaven- have lest e. thousaad. Now that is irn charity to bloodless Shylochism.. trafficking in fiction; that is betting want to put the plow in at the on chances; that involves the spirit ebetone at . Trinity and drive it of gambling as much as anything mo :through to Wall street ferry. that ever goes on in the lowest gana ad: so it shall go if the horses are Wing hell. .roog enough to draw the plow. At certain times almost every pros - First or all, Wall street stands as perms merchant wakes up, and he typatia this country for tried in- says: "Now, I have been suceessful glity .arid the most outrageous via in my line of trade and I have a tol- iina Farmers who have only a few erable income. I think I shall go geared dollars' worth of produie to down to Wall. street and treble it in it on the market have but little to three weeks: There's my neighbor. He st•their character, but put a man was in the same line of business. He to the ''ee'ven times heated furnace has his $300,000 or $400,000 from a Wall street oneitemeet ' and he the simple fact that he went into thee- comes out a Shadraeh, with Wall Street:/I think 'I shall go. too." tie uneingea, or he is burned into Here they come, •rotired merchants black moral cinder.' nfo halfway who want to get a little ancitement ork ,bout it: If 1 *anted to find in their lethargie veins. areae they tegaity bootbpeoof; I would go Come, men celebrated for prudence; nong the bankers and merehants of to trifle With the livelihoods of wid- tat street, yet because there have ows and orphans. Do you wonder opeated 'there at that sometimes they become ins-ano? 'floret -it tiineS fifillle men hove supe It is insanity. Do you know there are ?sad. that ' it is a great rioatietal do- hanareds of , Young Men' who aretOer- etioliery; - ond' tamy .htiailker dare go ieleing tender 'the passio,. for stock atradiet. otHwalit .np ,ittown eatrablieg? Do yott hnow that ne entall ' ehage auttaindpetateet• ,lahristien lands this. is mte a of a a4 -thair•'divine 'preatest curses? • ereaseht'ethent- Katreigeatent olloWing wtoitetneza. eWS-e5r* Oak!. letiewieso: patty formed with a great capital for providing funerals for all parts of the lend. Another company with large capital -4a,000,000 of capital --to develop a wheel in perpetual motion. Another conipapy with a capital of .04,000,000 to insure peo- ple against loss by servants. Auother company\'rith 142,500,000 capital to transplant walnut trees from Vir- ginia to Etiglande Then, to cap the elimax, a company was formed .for "a great undertaking, nobody to know What it is," And.. lo, Z600,- 000 in shares were offered at Zlea_a share. Books were opened at 9. o'clock in the utorning and closed at 8 o'clock in th,.• afternoon, and the first day it was all _subscribed. "A great undertaking. nobody to know what it is." An old: magazine of those days de- scribes the scene (Hunt's Magazine). It says: "Front morning until even- ing 'Change alley was full to over- flowing with one dense, inoving masa of living beings, composed of the incongruous meterials and in all things save the mad pursuit wherefor they were employed utterly opposite n their principles and feelings arid far asunder in their stations in We and the professions they follow. Statesmen. and clergymen deserted their high stations to enter upon this great theatre of speculotion and gambling. Churchmen and dissenters lem ft their time disputes and. forget their wranglings upon chereit gov- ernment in the deep and bazardons game they were playing for woeldly treasures are • ••e. aches, which, i' were liable lei diealepear within an 'hour of their creative. Wogs and Tories buried their wen- t:4.1s of political warfare, discarded party ,animosit'es a 1 ingled to euttit.";:all kinds of gambling .prea•tri •eisaiie fatale. •betie wa:a. larva a:WARM ARUM CABBAGE WORMS. THE MIRO NO CPRE Fewer Boers by 2,640 to Figh+. Than There Were a Month Ago. lIot Water Di tbe Remedy, but Xt game June 3. Gm Number of Killed and Neeas Vett Unwitting. . Vaaturea X* Ala -Boers Itelleved ot We bave in this Country three differ- I many morses. Wagons and. Ithles- ent species a cabbage butterflies. The : , bwaogr es t blt taelii' fitylar(epeielsrlstlete,alizortleiblefi; ; 'FernlanY and the War - neen. wit. 310110,1).a leftists sympetnies or the reaperor WIlltaut For the Doers. London, June 11. -Lord Kitchener ill a despatch from Pretoria, under yesterday's date, says the nut-1113er of ' Doers killed, imprisoned or surrender- ed cluring the last month totalled 2,- 610. From June 1 to June 9, 26 I Boers were killed, foor were wound- ed, 409 were made prisoners and 33 surrendered. and 651 rifles. 115,150 rounds of ammunition., 120 wagons d 4,000 horses were captured. airs. Donau, to Deport, London. June 11. -The Sun hears !that Airs. Botha will start Wednes- i day for The Hague, where Mr. Kru- ger has been summoned to attend a i conference of the Boer agents in i Europe and the United. States to " consider the report Mrs. Botha has brought front her husband. in 'which i he advises Air. Kruger as the consti- tutional head of the Transvaal to sue for peace on the best terms obtain - =KM= Cierniefia ' able. white. with the tips of the front wings black.. The female has two black.spot on the front -wings, the male only one. Of all the butterflies that are injurious 177.4-70fin1W appearance of dignity 1 , tool blinded by the prevailing infat- uation, drove to the shops of their milliners and haberdashers and thero met their steel:brokerswhom they regularly elcuployed and through whom extensive sales were daily ne- gotiated. In the midst of the ex- cite:Mind all -dist ince ions ttf party and religion and circumstences and charact er were swallowed up." 0 men of Wall street and of all streets. stand back from nefarious , enterprises, join that great company of Christian men who are maintain- ing their integrity, notwithstanding all the pressure of temptation. In the morning, when you open business in the broker's office or in the bank- ing house, ask God's blessing, and When yeti close it pronounce a bene- diction upon. it. A kind of busiuess that men cannot engage in without prayer is no Inainess for you. I wish that lhe words of George Peabody. uttered itt the hearing of the peeele of hie native town -Danvers, M, ,-1 wish that those words could Le tittend in the hearing of all the young men throtighout the land. lie said: "Though Providenee has granted me unvaried and universal success in thy pursuit of forten • in other lands ant still in heart the humble boy Who left yowler n zwet .,ading dwelling. There is not a you I it within the sound of my voice whose early 01)- portunities and advantages are not very much greater than were my own. and I have since achieved no- thing that is itupossible to the most humble boy among you." George Peabody's success in business was not more remarkable than his in- tegrity and his great hearted be- nevolence. I pray upon you God's protecting and prospering blessing. I hope. you may all make fortunes for time and fortunes for eternity. Scene day when you come out of your place of business and you go to the clearing house or the place of custom or the bank or your own honee-as you come out of your place of business just look up at the clock in, the tower and see by the move- ment, of the hands how your life is rapidly going away and be reminded of the fact that before God's throne of inexorable judgment you must yet give account for what youehave done since the day you sold the first yard of cloth or the firstpound of sugar. I pray for you all prosperity. Stand close to Christ, and Christ will stand -L close by you. The navaer the temp- tation the more magnificent the re- ward. But, alas, for the stock gam- bler -what will he do in the judg- ment? That day will settle every- thing. Tbat to the stock gambler will be a "break" at the "first, call." No smuggling into heaven. No '''collaterals" on which to trade your way in. Go in through Christ the Lora. or you will forever stay out. alod forbid that after you have done your lest day's work on earth and the hushed assembly stands around 'With bowed headsat your obeequies-a•od forbid that the most apeiroOrliate text for your funeral oration ahould be, •"As a partridge sitteth on eggs and hatcheth them not; so he that getteth riehes, and not by rigat, shall leave theta in the Midst ofhis clays, anci at the -end he elm* be a fol," orethat the most • a.pprepriate fueteral psalm paouldbe the words of the poet; Brice of meow- it crime unfold-- SC.1d, gold, gold, goit. ononte overran with eiteserets. Thc. kitting ef. moskrets itt cellar has'betian Seomeeen ia. A4batente late- - J11 tatrioittlee Inall,etitey ere so 1111 k. (bet that' AM= in-Veaditee tirotr towtt. ,.§.1x were 4i,ited ,of etio streets the other day. Mile Itrager itiet eaeas, end ieznsle, TI Hague, June 11. -Mr. Kruger o crops in America this is undoubted- land Dr. lenels arrived here yester- y the worst, The larvae Welt in Mb- day. They drove froui the railroad. ntgeet ettpe end various other plants, station at Hilversum Junction in From the nature of the vase Dotson , closed carriage, and aro staying itt uuot be safely used, end we belle to the residence of Mr. Wobaterans. on Mort to other means for deStrOviug of the Botta' pettee envoys. Item. One of these is hot water. ThiS mrager Is Not coming as proved successful in certain cases, Washington. June 11. -It is under - hough complaiuts have come frora stood that former President Kruger ome parties who have wed,It. of the Transvaal will not visit the The efficieney of hot enter depends ruited 8tates during the "wing on the fact that it takes it less degree s‘turu,r or fall. At one time there prospeet that Mr. Kratger heat to hill venbase worms tie" t:tee ijure the cabbage, ; might mane malt a, visit. but Aime e havieg some knowledge of his move - The ordinary ma*nner of applyint, the mews sav the visit will not be made. hot water is through a sprinkler. We- at least 'for the present. ter Is talten hoWzzg itot to the field and poured into a sprinkler. Prom this it IS poured an the infested plants, killing tbe worms, Wit net injuring the eab- fageS. NM, the enact distance that must be Maintained between the watering pot ' Berlin, June 11.--i1 h, Kleines and the plants cannot be stated. be„ ; Journal 'yesterday printed it de - cause tbe watering pot'yory so men, ,, speech from The Hague, sayiug that te the 1e of the holes, and the ersellInelaTitiut!lat'sainreeltnevritsni't perature is likely to vary with the dis- • liara's consent to end the South Ai- -Mum from the heating appartetue, The Wan war, bOth the ZWeilaued and liner the holes, of eAttrSe, the nearer the Brelbund being willing to do so. One can get to the plants. If, on the through The Ilegue Arbitration Other hand, the holes in the sprinkler Court, Una that the Emperor con - Ore eearse, the drops of water will net stetted, and the eourt began work thereon. 'The despatch Ilan treated 0. cool sufficiently. and the plants 'will be injured. Every one must try for him- , "n8atk'n The self on a few pints pits at first and thAssociated Press has just Oh - en ' wait to see the effect. tattled the following Foreign Office ' statementwhich ie authorized, be Another rentetly that is on 501110 Ste* Count Von Ilttelo*w, the Imperial counts better is kerosene OMUIslon tep- ; Chancellor: Hillumn of Nevada highly recommends 'tussle, ever approached Germany to piled in the ordinary way. Professor "Neither Great Britain, Prance nor the addition of one ounce a pyrethrtillt, participate in any nation aiming at Or Persian insect powder, to the 'NUM ending- the South African war. Ger- When it is ready to apply. • enemy has all along distinguished be- Tbe work against the early broods of tween oflering her good offices and these insects in spring and early sum- intervention. To render her good would be possible under cer- mer should be prosecuted with great circumstauceS, viz.., if both par - vigor, At this time, before the head ! ties to the war should request it: begins to form, the most effective work , but it will be remembered that can be done. -11. II. Pettit, Michigan. Great Britain joined The Hague Con - 1 feature only on condition that the ASPARAGUS RUST. Boer States were excluded. There is no doubt that Mr. Kruger, who is a Some mope of 'Natural Enemies serious adotesman, came to Europe Checking It -Clean 1ngb. Culture. to obtain the good offices of several Asparagus rust had been reported of the powers to end the war; but there is also no doubt that Great up to 1899 in New England, along Britain does not want their good the Atlantic coast to South Carolina offices. and Georgia, in Pennsylvania. Ohio, At least. it is true that Indiana, Illinois, Kansas and Michigan ecince the. South African war began, ereat Britain has never, either verb - and more recently in North Dakota. ; ally or in writing, confidentially or Beds in New England standing alone fflia11v, broached such an idea. it and surrounded by forests are seldom ;is quite possible that the Boer side troubled by the rust or are less likely , has now formally asked The Hague to be than those standing in the open Arbitration Court to lend its aid to country. end the war somehow, and that the court has held it. session regarding Experhnents on spraying with bor- the matter; but that, of course, is deaux mixture began June 10, 1897, entirely different from any serious and continued to the tenth spraying " on Oct. 5 were estimated to reduce the steps to end the war. - nn rust at least one-quarter. Ten spray- canneiTroopers Dead. GElt.HANY AND TIln WAD. ritain Its* Never etetted For the Ornces or Any Power. Ottawa, June 11. -His Excellency ings cost $21.76. The rust was not as the (lovernotaGeneral yesterday abundant in 1898, but spraying reduc- morning received a. cablegram from ed it to some extent. In 1899 on the Lord Stratitcona. reporting the sante bed tbere was 60 per cent rusted d elite; of 11,1•te, Canadian members of evbere it was not sprayed and 49 per Ile, South African Constabulary. cent where the spray was used. The Trooper William Hannon, formerly results of spraying could scarcely be or 97 Corporal TX Squad, died of en - called satisfactory. teric fever at Bloemfontein, iday 27. During the three years it has been 'rhe ru.xt. of kin is Mrs. Hannon, Nil - noticeable each year on this bed and 1<i!clare. Treland. others that the Palmetto variety rust- 1F20, Trooper Charles Hatton, •orin •rly of the 45th Regiment, F ed less than any of tbe others. There f is also it Frencb stock, as yet but little,:trieincl‘. died of wounds at Richlon- s'...ey 31. NexkH t. of M; Mr. al - grown, that seems to sbow greater re- lett , Um:none. Man. sistance to the rust than others. Tro()per .rav-ard muffins, who en - Clean, bigb culture improves the rig- liet(•(I et. relifex, died of enteric at or of the plants, and tile use of consid- Eland:Icr iein. 71lay 81. Next of kin, erable quantities of nitrate of soda to Mrs. Menne, of Hillsboro, Albert produce strong growth of tops has in- Co., N. 33. Miss itichard.ton. daughter of Judge sued a crop when otherwise It might liohardson of "Regina, who (Wee 11- There is some bope of a natural ene- have proved a failureR. ponied the Constabulary to Soeth Africa, ae nurse, has gone to Held - my checking the rust. There are In- - elburg, to establish a hospital for sects that feed upon the rust spores, the forcebag assistant. Miss Nes- andis two species of fungi are parasitic hill, nursing at KhUgersfontein. upon the rusts. These facts are gath- ereel from an address by Dr. B. D. (eremite., (Meer For India. Halsted. , Kingston, ante June 11. --Capt. P. E. Twsianieg, R. E., a gra.duate of Farming Not Played Ont. kl • e has b 5. 11. Hale, the successful peach appointed to succeed Si ej or Bond, grower of Connecticut and Georgia, R as 81:11101 ill tend. nI of Insftlte,- whose life 1vork bas been on a New Von at I3esga1, koala. This it one of Englartd farm, who has no other in- the best pas-Rion:I that can be offered, come except front the soil and who has to an engineer &nicer of Capt. Twin - been for the last 20 years in close toucli ini's`rank, and shows that merit With the naost progressive thought of -Cells. The ti:alning, at the Kingston American a,griculture, is quoted as Iiay. erillieineiiigisnowproducsesiC)ociaapti bag said recefitly that he was cleaely ,iiw Of the opinion that if young nen and 5qr71tea"-"el en. • 7t°71 to racIta * amen of brains ana energy ,will fit w 11 1 to up,hi5. 11 es• theinSedVeS as thorouehly for the pro- f.tpltir at. Awaltintad. • f„eseloneof ageicaltore as 'they must for Aucklark,' Setae 11.-9`ite Itrietea 1,P,fbirr bpsines% jor ptoregsiou the s4,te, ltotec Okir with the Puke and 1.441eAC!'f0).', euccee ' on the fault ate Dia,Leso comv,y,an agg -hork 9 NEL, FO. -1 FEES. - -- Jones' BodY iti tho Bondi of Inspect° af Amstionay-Mrs. Mack. itis Sister, Will ttet It. nttarattltrata Toronto, June 11. -The sister of the dead desperado, Thomas Jones, Mrs. Maggie Black, bas not yet tok- en possession of the body of her brother, Although Coroner Powell has consented that she should do so. Yesterday afternoon, the Coroner received a reply to has telegram to Chicago, whieh satisfied bine that the woman was what site claimed to be, and thet she was it proper person to legally claim the remains. The tele- gram positively identified Airs. Black, but, besides that. the Coroner receive ed an assurance from Col. Sewell, the American Consul here, that be laud received word that the identifi- cation was correct, and that papers in absolute proof would be received by mail this morning, and that they would be sent on to the Coroner. Diwute negarding Fees. Notwithstanding the anxiety of Mrs. Bleck to get charge of the body. there is it dispute regarding the fees which should be paid to secure the body for burial. The body was band- ed over to Air. Millard, Inspector of Anotowy, by order of the Coroner, on Saturday afternoon, with instrue, tions to comply with the etatute, which provides that the body must be leept for le days before it iS tstd for anatomical purpose. These two weeks grace are given in order that relatives desirous of claiming the body niay do to. Mrs. Bleat, accomponied by Mrs. Charles Rutledge. went to nieCiebete undertaking establishment og East Queen street yesterday afternoon as soon as they had received, the order front the coroner, hue they were in- formed that the bill of the inspector of anatomy amounted to $27, and they would leave to pay that sum before the body would be handed over to them. They thought the charge was most extortionate, and sled they would consult it lawyer be- fore paying it. Lest night they leis - Red Mr. Robinette. who iieted for the prisoners. With tiga Itiet• and :lopes. in the recent trials. and they will eet. hint again t k*..day before tak- ing charge Of the telly. Tao f ,e; were eventually reduced front $27 to ttieltl, and this amount wifl proltaaly 1.1.. paid this morning, Count Lentrete who was brought, 10 thie city from St. 'Vincent de Paul Beni t en t airy t o t est ify against Hut - lettere, Ilice and Jonee. WAS taken ha& to that institution yesterday. ter greater today 'Ilan In any other bohed; arrtval hateatet; neoa yeiereufsttetfaia New En -land. • day; ClIANGEA IN SUtiAllt, ash latamenor announces alterations in Molasses and Glucose, London, JIM. 11. -The Chancellor Bf the 1.:X(11(90er. 'Sir Michael Hitt's- Beath, in the House of COunuons- yeSterday proposed alterations In lite sUgar duty as follows: Molessee and all extracts of sugar which :cannot be tested by the polar- iscope, 11 oontaining 70 per cent . and upwards of sweetening nut 11 or, two shillings und ninepence per hundred- weight; if between 70 and 50 per cent„ two shillings; below 50 per cent., one shilling. The ditty on solid glucose is to be two shillings and ninepence per hun- dredweight, and on liquid glucose Iwo shillings. A. resolution embodying the sugar alterations was paesect without a di- vision, to take effect to -day. MR. ItASTg1t0 BADLY ITIM.T. lam 'men by n ev-agen while Witeenne In Toronto. Toronto. June 11. -David 11. Bas- tedo. the well-known furrier, is in the Fam•rgeney liospital suffering from painful injuries sustained by be- ing run down last evening 'Mar To- ronto and King streets by a horse and wagon driven by Charles Stev- ens, a market gardener of Brecon - dale. Stevens was arreeted and will be held -until the result of Mr. Bastc•do's injuries at known. The prisoner is charged with wounding, it being al- leged by Constable -Redford, who wit- nessed the accident., that Stevens was driving at a rapid rate when Bas- tedo was run down while wheeling. U. S. Will Not Join, Washington, June 11. -The Gov- ernment has formally comMunicated to the foreign powers the impossibila . ty of joining in a joint guarantee for the payment, of the Chinese indemni- ty. The dilate:it-lee inthe way of such_an arrangement are set forth -itt the commanication,. particularly those relating to the constitutional restrictions .on the President in mak- ing a joint guarantee of this char- acter. MR8ICOROU8MILD Coroner's Inquest in the Lo Township Tragedy. Jury Out But Vifteou, MInstes lleturned That Verctiet-Body ford, the Murderer and Sulci. Fatried by Coroner's ord malne Gazed at by the Norbid don All Day Monday, A.rva, Oat, Juue 11. -Th /Quilled inquest into the dee, Mrs. Robert McCord, who wile tiered by Robert Fulford, was h tho TQW11 Ilt0, St. night. Several witnesses were egained. Swarts, the who drove the unfortunate nutn the McCord home; Alfred Wmt, McCord, his son and two dough' The evidence all went to show t the Man was cooLarel collected, the act a most heartless end pre- meditated murder. The jury return - ad a verdiet in about 15 minutes to the effect: We, the jury empanelledto enquire' into the rause of the death of the late Mrs. Itobert McCord, are of the opinion axed believe that, ehe eatte to her death at the hands of orte Rob- ert Milford, on Saturcley. .1 Otto 1901. The body ol the unfortunate man will be burled by order of the corer The grip loft, at tile lidere teen 1-1•3tel waS produced by Coustae ble Paisley. On examination, it cone tained complete toilet equipnleate laundry and cartridges. There ie still another grip left in a restaure aut in London., A Horrible .4 V41 CI t. New Brunswick, N. j., June In the handl:0:: p ;of fat Lary 01 Her - mem, Ankam & Co., at South Riv- er, yesterday, Annie Loch, 16 years old, was at work, when her hair caught io the bobbin machine, The,' rapid revolving shaft literally scalp - cid her. Another employe saved hell from decapitation. She eannot -rat, weer. - • Moro itioting n.t Belfast. Belfast, June 11. -The riotuzfg which began. here Sunday in an et - teak upon the Corpus Christi • pp - cession, was reattewed last night, oaten the orowd vigorously stoned the po- lice. The latter were finally sam- pelted to invoke military aid, /and the' rioters were dispersed by laaSere. Lobby's motion Squolehed. Landon, Jane 11. -The Hotta of Commons yesterday voted doi/t by. large nuejorities a, series of malts to ,f.the civil list and bilk proposba by Mr. Labotte ere and others, among whidh Was motion 63a'reduce the grant' Erato e470,000 /nnee,000. Milled be etentiaasa Te:16. Hartieey, Man' June 1 .-enerancis Leitster of Grand Claiiree'vras aoci- dentally killed ois. Spada- morning, be-ineettettroick late it wage ole 61' a seurtaWaV tetaltet, 411 The Murderer's Bode, London, Ont., June 11. -The body, of Robert. Pulforti, the murderer enell uieide, was lying all day yesterdi. neatly dressed in blaele. Ittr burial, in the undertaking waren:Mies Of Clark Smith. A -curious crowd, ale most constaatly filled the house. Me= ^old women were coming and going contiauous stream. the morbid desire to have a glimpse at tile re- mains of the principal in London Township's latest tragedy apparently possessed people of all classes and botit sexes. The undertaner has not nclostel the remains in a, caehet, laving had no orders to do so, The, McCord family lave not had any-. thing to ilo with the body. A brOe titer of Fulford is expected here 'front:. ChiattgO. 17, oneRs SCARED OFF: Titre* gen mom rp a emnumn reelect Tram lionr Summit Caton, Itut Were Fulled. Vancouver, B. C., June 11.-X special front Molt, B. C., tells of a. bold attempt at hold-up, three men stopping a Canadian 'Wide mixed train on the up grade near Summit. Camp. As the train swept round the curve on the approach to the - camp three men suddenly appeared and signalled. The train 'came ti it standstill, upon which the would-be? bandits flourished revolvers, but luckily there was a large crew in the - rear of the cars and on their appear- ance the intending robbers thought that the odds were against them and decamped willtoUt. going any fur- ther in the bluff. Thisois the first act of thee sort in the country, .and on the train arriv- ing at Ellett an emergency train waa sent back over the line and the place scoured for traces of the robbers. Up. to the present nothing more has beer: heard of them. A Mantel] .Nogro Surrendered. Hagerstown, Md., June U. -Hunt- ed by aemed men, who threatened to lyneh hint for attempting to assault Miss Lizzie Gossard, a young white - woman, living across the line irs Franklin County, Joseph Powell, colored, gave himself up to the offi- cers yesterday, and escaped the ven- geance of his pursuers. He was hur- ried to Charabersburg and placed ire jail, and a strong guard was estab- lished about the building to prevent - hint from being taken out. Walked in Iter Sleep. Sault Ste. Marie, June 1.1. -The body of ,Mabel Vaughan has been rp- covered from the river and buried. No marks of violence were on tha body, but the hands showed that seta dawed the earth desperately in the tearful death struggle at the bottom, qf the river. As the aeceased Nen:se known to be a somnambulist, the - presumption is that she walked oat M her sleep on the night cif her dis- appearance and fell into the river. • Fishermen and Canners. Vancouver, 13. O., June 11. -A, - meeting between the: Fraser River salmon cannot's and fishermen yester- day afternoon failed to produce any- agreeineet as to the price to be paid' for fish during the c.oming season. The fishermen asked foe 15 cants, but -the manors only offered 19.4 cents upr to' Aug. 3, rmeeving the power to re -- duce the “priee at that date to 101 cents, if fish were reaming wJli San 8FurasInzielillec411,17,T3hialaye°171.".1-e Lo.Coliector ' of the Poet Seratton recoantandeck to the Treasury Department yester- • day tkat Set Skill. 011en, the Chinese: reformer arta scholar, be. ellottrect to lama under Section. 6 or -She Excht- • sleet A,et as a teatime io '11% ievoi: at ingorsiblt. Ditgersoll, justa LA: - ltaitheight, Otte .v!its vitae:ea 1•ettic"alier,reas shop toed tiao A.tlaatte- aroetee here eaeare Saaday etterttiag, Jiiitapetit tittentealvee ttO, eal9kettS ic# gegftedtilas atut disa - •alipeatterat , , Ap;Poor. €11,11t:„;Y‘Jelia Aele.-.74entaelee elitesta. ,velto efan 44tk t Tp!) ea &Argo ett eonatetaiettfir aanattiatang latala° get feetteef teeineeeslier- - 0.011. Ont.'