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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-10-11, Page 7CTa 3°l,1z 111 1£3;) THE NEWS IN A. NTS L1I THE VERY L'ATRST pm AAL OVRR TIER WORLD, #ntereattngatolns *bent our own Country, Groat ltrttoln, ilte United steles, alto All /eerie nr the globe, Condeneete and ♦peened for Arany gentling, CAttAna Roy. Dr, Willlams0n of tlueon'8 College, Megaton, 5e dead. Over $5,000,000 of property in Hamilton ie exempt frons baxablen, Mayor Stewart, of Iiemilton, returned ]tome on Saturday from Italy. John H. Holt, a oarpenter,was instantly killed at London by falling from a scaffold. Ib la reported in Winnipeg that a Pro• vinoial general election will take piece Shortly, George ,A, Smith, of Hamilton, Ont., wee emoted on Saturday night outhe charge of in0eat. The Logielature of Nova Scotia has been dissolved, end a general election will be held on October 10th, Ida Dodge, the oquaw who nearly mut, dared a companion near Cliathnm, was let go en suspended sentence. Mr. J'.Diokaon of the Stratford Collegiate Institute, has, been appointed assistant commercial master at Loudon. At a meeting of the Cabinet ab Ottawa on Saturday, Thuroday, November21st,. was fixed for Thopkegiviug day. By the substitution of one plan for an- other in a bridge agreement with the C. B. Montreal is oat about $40,000, The diffieulty between the Tuckotts and their cigarmakere at Hamilton' has been eetbled, the moil accepting a reducedscale, Mr. Shortie, the father of the Valleyfield murderer, has forwarded a cheque for one , thousand dollars to Mine. Loboeuf, the wi• dow of one of the murdered men. The Xing of Siam has forwarded to the McGill University the Trepitaka,or scored books of Buddha in thirty-nine volumes. St. Thomas has aoeepted the tender of the Street Railway Company to light the city, conditional upon its operating the electric street railway: The reports of the crops of grain raised at Stony Mountain penitentiary farm and the Indian Head Experimental farnt are of the merit satisfactory character. Harry Looter, a young Englishman, was arrested at Hamilton for attempting to set fire to a room in which he had a lot of books stored, which were Insured fon $200. Prof. Dale, formerly of Toronto Quiver. city, has been appointed temporarily to fill the position made vacant at Queen's University by the removal of Prof. Fletch- er. Police Constable Leonard was found lying dead with a bullet 1n his brain early Tuesday morning in a lane off MoCaul street, Toronto. At an fuquest held rhe juryfounda verdict of suicide. There is much speculation in Montreal regarding the rumoured changes in the Grand Trunk railway olEoial staff. General Manager Seargeant on Saturday said that the rumoured changes were premature. General Gaseoisne,'the newly appointed Chief Commander of the Canadian Forces, arrived at Quebec by the Parisian. He was received with firing of guns upon landing, and a detachment of cavalry escorted him to the Citadel. Mr, D. MaNiool1, general passenger agent of the CanadianPacific railway, who Mont has just returned to real from a trip to the Pacific, coast, is of the opinion that will have the splendid Drops a very good effect upon immigration. A In closing the Criminalseizes at Toronto McDougall OR' Saturday Judge stronglyrcrowd condemned the. overcrowded condition of which the Central prison, he deerribed as of ad a. disgraceful state airs. Ho urged that the ProvincialGovernment. should the immediately enlarge building. y Sir m Nlug s. Th d aresid ofhasmarket miles from laud. Alvin Jenks, a known Toronto business man, comm uicide on Thurs- day morning at his enoe, during the absence from home ife. The oauee ie unknown. Just prior to his death Jenks wrote a letter . to undertaker, tell. iu a coroner him to call with at his house in the mornfug. While WWI Bossbpry denies that he In, teade vioitlug the Milted Statue and Canada this year, he admits that he la oontomplat, 011 suolt a trip next yeas, !soar Wiide'ie said to be failing pilot pally In Wandsworth prison, There ie a gruwtngeympathy for thepprlsoner,parblou, lady Ip literary and artistic) eirol08, It is gssorully understood in English polibioal eirelee that 30 le the intention of the Unionist party 80 introduce measures for the reform of the ];.louse of Lords. Next year will be the oentenafy of the death of Burne, the Seotoh poet, and in that connection itis proposed .to hold an Lisut.Col, Sir Walter Wilkhu,'alderman for the Line street ward, was on Saturday sleeted Lord Mayer of London for theensuing year, to succeed Sir Joseph Hen, The Duke of Cambridge was entertained at luaoheon in l:dlaburgit, and made along speech, in whish he referred to his retirement,' arld replied to the hostile oritiehnn whiolf had bean directed against film. Both political partie0 are preparing for the fray in . England, and many of the principal speakers on' both 03de0 are an, nonnecd to speak during the coining months. Dean Farrar, fu an adlrerelest week,' deplored that the appeals and work of the temperance party has as yet barely tough- ed- thefringe of the coneeence:of the Eng- lish people. , Aocgrdiog to the London Times, the Irish laud question will bo`settled next year, and this will be followed in 1807 by an frith ,Local Government measure, which will probably include the oreatiou of a central Council in Dublin. The Pa11 Mall Gazette prirte a despatolr from Shanghai which says :—"Appearaneeo indicate that England fa finally in earnest in regard to the massacres in China. Five warships are now on the River Yang.tse- Kiang, proceeding towards the scene of the disturbance, and four more are expected to start immediately." t UNITED STATES. The United States Treasury gold reserve Is under $03,000,000. The wage earners of Rhode Island are 42 per cent. of the whole population. Dr. Andrew Stewart of Washing.ton,ehot a burglar fetidly in his hone on Saturday morning. Ex -Congressman Ptinerty talked very strongly against England at the Irish convention in Chicago. In the Birmingham district, Alabama, there are 10,000 more men at work than at this time last year. Monday's storm was the eevereet expo. Horned in VVisoonsin for years, and de- stroyed an immense amount of property. Citizens of New Orleans are raising a fund 31of $30,000 with which to erect a monument to the late General Beauregard. The Rev. Dr. Talmage, of Brooklyn, bas accepted the call to be co•pastor of the First Presbyterian church In Washington. Seven persons were drowned in the Lake at Geneva, N. 1'. by the sinking of a yacht which was ran down by a eteamer. Rugby, Tennessee, Mr, Thomas Hughes colony, has been leased to the Standard Oil Company for development as/ oil terri- tory. There is a water famine in Hazleton, Pa., and moreten thousand men are idle, owing to the shutting down of variout Industries. H. H. Holmes will be tried at Phila. delphia on ()metier 2S for the murder of Benjamin R. Pietzel, the father of the Plotzel family. Documents worth millions of dollars to St. Louts, connected with various street railway franchisee, ware stolen from the office of the Clerk of the House of Delegates. According totheevidence of Mrs. Durant, mother of Theo Durant, charged with the murder of Blanche Lamont in a San Fran- cisco ohurch, her eon was bornin Toronto, Ont. At Lesdville a terrific explosion of giant powder occurred in the Belgium mine. Seven dead,bodies have already been taken out. Phee i c en are known to have been killed. Theodore Durant charged with the g murder of Blanche Lamont in a San Francisco church, stilt maintains hie in- nocence, and declares his conviction that the jury will acquit him. The United States authorities have ruled that shipments from pointe in Canada, where they Have no Coueular agent,maybe rertifted to by any reputable merchant or the agent of may friendly power. It is stater! in Washington that the United States has intimated to the Spanish Minister that unless Spain restoree order within 1t certain time in Cuba there will be international interference on behalf of the Cubans. Hop Sing Lee, a wealthy Cheese mer- chant of San ,Tose,Cal.,oliers a half interest in his extensive merchandise business and five thoaeand dollars in cash to any reputable young American who will marry his daughter, Moi Lee, The United Boobblacke' Protective c• among boelaoos mon, and the fall tri fat' appears to bo pm -14341g. ' 0011110842.. President Faure of Franco le i11, Antl,foreign plaoarda .01.0 ag,tfu being voted In ,Che Xiang, China, Germany isonforoirig a strict quarantine' against foreign cattle and hogs. Russian royal palettes have suffered vioitatiens from fife and burglars. Proparabiona for the coronation of.tll5 Czar have been oommenced at St, Vetere.burg. 0 Fe Sung S00, Oorean Minister to this exhibition of relies of the poet in Glasgow, l United States,dled from °Milers, in hie own country. The Czarewiteh fain the last Magee of aon0tumption,and 14 not expeotbdto 01rrvi\'e the winter. The Spanish. Government has tleei(e1 Hereafter to send only veterans to puha to suppress the insurrection. A olturoh was raided at Varna,Bulgeria by a mob of mordents, and ton Armenian's who resisted the raid were killed. Air attempt was made on Patnrday on the life of Maigals:Ito, Prime 'Minister and President of the Connell of Japan;. German men-of-war bu the far East; waters have .been ordered,. to Swatnw and Cliee.Lbo to protect foreigners et those placate. Tho report that Prof. Pasteur is dying in Paris ie not true, but he ie suffering front paralysis of the lege, and 1118 condition is uritioal,' It is reported the erew of the cruiser Tartar had a skirmish with natives on the Mosquito mat and that some fatalities occurred. Dr, Hanson, one of Professor Behring's assistants, has discovered a serum remedy against cholera, whioh has proved sueoesstul on animals. One quarter of the main line of the transe Siberian railroad hie now been completed. at a coat of 73,437,111 rubles. This is less than the estimate.. Telephones are to be admitted Jute Italian nuuneriee by a recent decision of the con- gregation of Bishope,bnt is strict eanaorship be exercised over the wires. Prof. Louie Pasteur, the eminent boo- teriologiot, who discovered the cure for rabies, died at Garohes, in the euvirens of Paris, on Saturday evening. Tho arrival of seventeen British wan ahtpo within easy distance of the mouth of the Dardanelles is eaueiug comment in European diplomatic oirclee. The Popo received -lettere of sympathy containing over a million signatures,on the 000asion of the recent Italian fetes com- memorating the .entry of the troops into Rothe. Telegrams from the Caucasus report the arrival there of the G,atewitoh. He ex- perienced a stormy voyage, and 1110 physical condition is very much. worse 1n con- sequence. Bouteilhe, the man who on September 5 attempted to ignite a bomb in the vestibule of Rothschilds' banking -house in Paris,wae the other day sentenced to three years' imprisonment. Advices received in Constantinople from Hodeide, in the Arabian province of Yemen, report that one hundred lives have been lost by a landslide that overwhelmed the village of Hudeya. The relations between Emperor William and Prince von Hohenlohe are so strained that it would not be surprising it there should be a naw Chancellor before the. expiration of the year. A despatch from Berlin says that it has been decided to oommence ab an early date the construction of a ship caual to connect the Rhine and the Elbe,. ata coat of two hundred million marks. The commander of the German squadron in China as been authorized to exact satisfaction for the deetruotion of the mis- sion at Swatow, using whatever measures may be necessary. Great precautions have been adopted in Constantinople for the protection of the palace of the Sublime Porte, owing to the discovery of a Macedonian plot to blowup the buildings with dynamite. While the steamer Empress of India was at Yokohama aom Japanese a anese went onboard and killed one Ohfnaman,andbadly clashed another. The murderer wag arrested, and will 'll be tried at Yokohama. The 13ritish ultimatum in the matter of the eze•Chuen !iota has been issued, and within four days an edict must be published degrading the Viceroy of theprovinoe, or he British admiral commanding will not. Official advices have been received in Paris, according to which the French advance guard crossed the Ambithimena mountaiue, and met and defeated the whole of the forces of the Havas with thirty cannon. Thirsy mullion taels of silver have been deposited at Shanghai by the Chinese Gov- ernment,with which topay the eupplemen tary indemnity: required asa consideration by the Japanese Government for the evaoution of Liao Tung peninsula. The Japanese army in Formosa, rebirth numbers sixty thousand men, will beve to be reinforced, as the troops are worn out with the hardships of the oampaigu. At present there are more than three thousand Japanese soldiers in the hospitals in For. peots areexcellent for a large trade tains Promote social intercourse among Its l mesa, done in that commodity. The Italian Government hart published members, hes peen incorporated with its documents to Show thabafter the occupation Mr. Beresford Greathead, formerly im- headquarters in Now York. of Rome the Government was wili00g to migration agent at Winnipeg, has. been A special to the Denver, Col., Times make every concession that would ensure. engaged on a walk' from Venaeuver to from Hot Springs, Wyo., says that the the liberty and independence of the Pope, - Montreal since iast March. He arrived in -home found by Prof. J. L. Wharton, of 111111e the Vatican, apparently in order to Ottawa on Friday, having tramped two Colombia College, Now York, near ,the maintain a pretext for complaining that the thousand eight hundred miles, taking the halide( Bitter Creek, and pronounced by Pope had been deprived of his liberty, re- traok of the Canadian Pacific railway remote 'him to be the "missing link," were the fused to accept any of the proffered comes. the Rocky mountains andthe Norih•Weet skeleton of a pet monkey owned by cow- stens. plains.. 'boys, which died about twelve years GREAT IMITATE. ng°' EWAR IN MADAGASCAR. Charles Wilfrid Mowbray, the nglish . Th D ke of York ie to made,a Rear Anarchist, who visited Chicago for the e a Admiral, purpose of teaching his doctrine of red English newapopere ridicult the Irish in flied and ello of speech at Belmont stopped by emlventien. at Chicago. .theolice on Sunday,. and was so badly Sir Herbert Murray has been appointed frightened- that after a few words of Governor of Newfoundland. explanation he hurriedly left 6110 platform England is already making distribution and made his 3000110, of the $75,000 received from Nicaragua. hoin 1u 1 new: from New YO k giving iving The Priuee of Wales' colt, Persimmon, le the aonmerednmon 4 of business throw bout the favorite for nett year's Derby. United States,does not report any improve - Sir Charles Tupper will deliver the in. mant in trade: Uneettled weather has, to a augural address at: theopening of the eonauderable extent depressed business in Tyneside Geographical Society. various dippstriets, bub there rhas been a The London Daily C irenlole, Liberal, fairly compenai tiner directions.ase in In the the ntand etatee that the leaders of the Couai ervativo tient n party intend to nuke the House of Lords East xperieeoetl t there h as also bemoneyd for inn ' hat an oluctivo body. active demand for steel and iron,' and all Notwithstanding the financial failure so advance in the pride of cotton, tie well as for of the Manchester and Battu: canals, it flour, wheat, and wool. In Some parts of has been decided to build a ship canal from the South reports are encouraging. Among Hayti.: to the seaboard. the linea showing improvement wholesale Col. Shervington,who was formerly mon. grocery fa noticeable: i In San Fra Mario mander•in-chief of the Malagasy foroes,hae trade is gofer; the canned fruit output of grave doubts dot the reported French i0aliforni8 is equal to that of last year. G 11 theremore hopeful biotin victories in Ma agasoar, snare y, to a g Serious Position or the French Troops— 1i,e Confidence of the !lovas Restored. A despatch from Loudon says :—Tho Pall Mall. Gazette publishes a apooial dee. patch from Tarnatave, Madagasoar,wbich says that news of a serious character has been received in regard to the position of the, Frenoh'ou the north-west front. Ao- cording to these athlete Gen. Dusohesne las boon compelled to fall batik from Mevatanana, withdrawing his edvaooe guards, which had reached dinajy, 00 miles from Antananarivo. The retreat of the French hes restored the confidence of the Malagasays. A large quantity of arms had retched 6310 capbtal,and lo oonsequenue people wile formerly were thinking of flight are now volunteering to go to the frost. It is reported that the physical condition of the French troops at Movat- anana is such that there are: hardly 200 effective men left. The foregoing despaboh bears 110 date, but is preenmed to be suffici- ently repent to deeoribe the existing condition of things.? FUGITIVE PALMER bILED fIAMILTON'S ADS00NDING 044RCAUQ3lT AT JORDAN. 010 glad Wanted tb8 tall ]Mlles and P18. Solse4 0000010 by Shaving His moas- 1,;ebo and oropnin;; We !lair—WO O !round in we *'oonets, A despatch from Hamilton, Ont„ 09,0 0 --)1, B, f'4114er, the cashier of the Bank Of Commoroe, who abaoonded on Wednesday afternoon 19aa oloverly o04ptured on Friday afternoon by Deteotive Reid at Jordan and brought back to tboeiby, Ho ie now eeonrolybehind the bars et No, i Niko Station, and w111 appear at Saturday morn- ing'o police Court to answer; the eerloue charge hanging over him. The defaulting oeehier took rather re pcouiiar method of getting oub, for he footed It to Jordan. When he Soft' the bank he made for the Mountain and through fields and across slderoude lie journeyed eastward in his wild flight for safety, while the bank officiate were div. Ing tothe different stations. to discover what' train he had taken, En route he had his moustooho oat qlf and hie hair oropped : to hie scalp end this Was almost eultioient disguise to make ln unrocog• nimble by his friends, lie'hotrod more like a T. H. and B, laborer than a bank cashier. When Detective Reid walked up and arrested him he said nothing. A search of hie pockets was made and about $2300 in bills was found, whioh was handed over to Manager Roberts of the bank. ldoeldes the money taken it is believed a bigdefi- oieney .will be .discovered, Palmer was heading for the States. ENGLISH WEATHER. Excessive Meat In the Dlotroaofla-:from Coats Abandoned for 1r1atusal Sults— Small Attendance at Newmarket. A despatch from London says: -The extraordinary hot weather eclipsed all other topics iu England last week, On Tuesday the thermometer indicated 80 degrees in the shade in London, and 135 in the sun. The record is 20 degrees above the September average, and four degrees Higher than on any other previousday of this summer. The weather since Tuesday hasshown little improvement,the mercury on each day rising to 84 degrees or higher., There have beep numerous cases of sun- stroke during the week, and several fatal- ities have resulted in various parts of the oountry. At Newmarket, where the first October race meeting opened ou Tuesday, the heat has been terribbe,00 degrees in the shade being recorded. This nits had a disastrous effect upon the horses, and has greatly affected the attendance on the races. Only a handful of people witnessed the big race of the meeting on Thursday, tbo Jockey Clubstakes,in which last year's and this year's Derby whiners ran. The majority of menon the grounds followed the example which was set by Lord Roeebery, and wore white flannel suits and carried white umbrellas. Throughout the country the suffering from the beat has been extreme. 111 may large factories it was found necessary to suspend work. In London there has beena general abandonment of frock coats and tall hats, and straw hats and suits of the thinnest material have been adopted in their stead. PROF. PASTEUR. Death of the Eminent French Itacteriolo- gist—Died. Painlessly Surrounded by IIIc Family—There will be a State Funeral. A despatch from Paris aye :-Profeo. son Louie Pasteur, the eminent baoteriolo• gist died on Saturday eveniug at 5 o'clock. He died at Garches, near St. Cloud, in the environs of this city. Prof. Louis Pasteur a consider - had suffered from paralysis for able period of Gine. About eight days ago he sustained a violent stroke and paralytic , on Friday Buffered 06111 another Revere' attack. He .grew worse rapidly, and remained in a comatose condition during his last hours. At five o'clock Saturday after- noon be expired. The end was absolutely without pun. Ilia wife devotedly watched his bedside. His son, his daughter, and Ms . son•in•law, M. Valleryradot, and his two grandchildren, as well as Dr. Roux and Dr. Chantemesse, were present when he passed away. The Government has decided to make the funeral of Prof. Louie Pasteur a State affair. Prof. Pasteur's widow ha0 received telegrams of sympathy from President Faure, and M. Challemel la Court,preeidenb of the Senate. The Government desired to inter the remains of the distinguished aavaut fn the Pantheon, but it was the family's wish that they should be buried at the Pasteur Institute. CORNER IN SUGAR. A French Syndicate 10,10 nought nooses Tons. A despatch frcm London Bays:—The United Prees,through interviews with lead• Ing members of 'London's sugar houses, learns that three weeks ago a Frenon syndi• cats was termed for the purpose of buying up beetsugarand eoraeriog the market for that commodity. The operations covered a total purchase of 400,0011 'tons, and have resulted in the present rise in sugar of six- pence per hundredweisha The syndicate has been buying in London to sell in France in whim country alone the trade is likely to be alleetod. ,The Loudon firma agree in the expression of opinion that the operations of the syndicate will not seriously affect the British and Amenioan markets, but they are equally unanimous in the belief that, as the French syndicate is strongly backed finanoially, the corner 10 Francs is likely to be anocessf til. A Horrible Crime. Advioes received at Antonio, Tex., tell of 1110 arrest at McKinney, oia young man named Dod Betas, charged with burning alive an old lady near Wylie, Tex,, three years ago. The viobun woe in feeble health and Bates is alleged to have saturated her dress with coal oil and then deliberately set fire to it. The dued was oommitted so thab he would come into possession of her properity ns/ he was the nearest relative. The orithe was fastened upon him and he fled: ' IVIED .8,I' TKO BURGLARS, Termite J'ewel0r *Weevers wo 'M'h101/10i 146 IMO Premises 30144 Ofsehargoe 111.0 Revolver at Thom. A. deepawh from Termite isle 1—Shortly .after 0 o'i11oobt ea Friday evening pedes. triens on Yonge 8treot wore startled by the report of two pistol shot: la. the premieea 0f W. G. Boxall i.04„ jowolere, 420 Yonge street, Mr. Boxall hoard the movements of mane peraen in the httohen hi rear of Ina store, and ran back t0 iave0tigabe, taking inn revolver with him. He observed the leg of a man deaoendin g the stalre,und homed:. atoly opened fire. Phe man 0gntip0Od his flight through the kitchen into the shed, where a second shot was fired et him, but preamnably without elfoot, as he disappear- ed in the darkness. An examination of the rooms upstairs showed that they had been thoroughly ransacked, Tile burglars, fov 18)0 thought there were two of them, must huvo been on the premises since 0 o'olook, us at that hour the book door was looked. The fact chat the burglar at whom Boxall fired ran through the open floor bade to the nonclu- cion that his companion had descended first, and it was the poise made by him in unfaotening'the door that alarmed Boxall. More Machinery and Better Pay Since, the extensive introduction of the sewfng.maohiosa we do not hear of the distressed needle woman at one time ao prevalent. Typewriters get double the wages they would get as penwriters, and they do six times/ as much work with comparative pleasure and great leisure, Steamships costing inilliona, equipped with every known iavention for safe and eflioi. exit service; in six days at a normal coat, with every •comfort, take weekly with almost unfailing regularity thousands of people across the Atlantio, where in 1790 it took Samuel Slater, thehonoredfounder of the cotton trade, sixty-six days to cross, and no doubt with great disoomfort and danger. Small newspapers coat, at one time, fie, 8c and 12c, and were loaded with a Government -revenue stamp. Now a better paper eau be sot for a Dent, but the cempoeitorsand printers get much higher pay and have, like the newspapers, in- creased many thousandfold. So it runs all through, and the whole world gets benefited. After the Grit), 0/18 j4 a dreadful 01080, 809411 41111 141;30r4bleo Doctor said T had Bright's di00aa0, D1y 104neys wore In dreadful condition. 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These fish were oaushtwithout injury to the nets. Similar catches are also reported. A sturgeon weighing over 810 pounds was takeu the other day near the Jteveoton Canneries.., v A who will borrow and not pay is too great a reward to weal. til ti The Bane of Millions of LlYZ3 S E ry 4/ "="1:,./2 • ••• .J Sick Heade-he is a malady which makes its appearance most frequently in women. The attach often begins in the morning, upon awakening, after a night of restlessness or heavy sleep; though it is especially wont to occur in connection with emotional disturbances, such as excitement, fright or mental strain. The pain is usually localised, being 020 one or the other, more frequently the, left side of the head, It is generally accompanied by great disturbance of the stomach, when light pains the eyes; noises otherwise unnoticed inflict punishment; odors excite nausea. 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