The Huron Expositor, 1880-05-21, Page 1•Y 14, 1880:
MILLINERY.
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GALL & CC 's.
{D 'HATS.
o be found in our
SHOW ROOM
.S AND BONNETS,
DOLLAR UP,
int, any Other Rouse.
FG GOODS
CIALTY-.
e Hats • and. Bonnets,
rimmed to Order ort
GQQlit &.
shape and Material in
hisses and children
Lefts, Dttnstc4ie$,.
hips,. e€ c , c .
t in School Mats, a4t.
50c., 75c. and $1,
ND FEATHERS
Sprays.
Ponpon5.
ew in French Flow-
lain Ostrich Tips and ,.
N0 SILKS.
melt : that approaches:.
ice, Extent or Variety.
THE NOVELTIES
ks and Satins.
Effects.
h Brocades, &c.
ties in. all the
GALL & CO.,
'.z Staple and Fancy
llinery, Mantles,
-Isle is to be cotgra--
:hsse, and for having
1 of the leading far-
John
ar-fohn Kerr, one of
of this township,
a trip across the
e=lit We wish our
cafe journey and a.: -
cing the friends and
and hope :that . on
accompanied by
i.irest daughters, to
him in the declining
od useful life.
The following is a
standing of the
Section No. IU,
usonth- of April. The
Proficiency and good
toss --1st Daniel Me-
iphemia Govenloek..
{leo. E. McTaggart,
11, yid. Wm, Reinhart.
Flsabella Calder, 2d
kd Daniel Schrag.
4ue Govenloclr 2d.
iamiri a Bullard.
,icchu Hannah, 2.d
Catharine Calder.
E. -- Daring the
pi passed over this
a farmer named
sdin:g on the• 14th
h a rather narrow
y element. A. short
n, came up he was
ins some'grain, and
a bag filling his
welt came down and
,snits to- . where he
down. His hired
ing in the same field.
Isis assistance and
the ground inseasi-
coni iderable - time
v restored to con -
hair and whiskers
'tad and his ears
•r ways he escaped.
ieh he was smoking
[socked out of his
some two rods away.
sire
he sees a then: -
g lie will start for
p=assil)lo speed.
;• last meotiug of Mc -
bonds of L. McCrae:
Zile Roxboro bridge
a ; moved by Wim
y Alex. Kerr, that
unities presented 11)r
-
,rection. of the Box-
,fated and considered
ed. James..11artln
cies application to be
lection o- 8, being
,• their children to
.Ved by George Hol-
e. Grieve, that in
ko application and
y e parties that the
concession 11, and
111, be transferred
,i Nba'- tk and annexed
d the Clerk notify all
Carried. A nnm-
i :ts were made up
rsiiress transacted.
taus, seconded by
to Court of Revision
`.e held at Herman's
the 29th of May, at
d the Clerk publish
€-}site relative there=
da.pers-s-Carrived.
,1
THIRTEENTH Y IJAR.
WHOLE aNUMBER, 650.
ONTARIO DRY GOODS HOUSE..
SMITH 43L WEST
WILL OFFER ON
SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1880,
One Case Swiss Embroideries,
One Case P. K. White and Colored,
One Case Prints, new designs.
An Assortment of Parasols, Try
Handsome.
Tu#kish Towelling,; Hosiery and- Frilling, K d
Gloves in Evening Shades, to be sold at low prie s
to effeet a speedy clearance of the whole lot.
WE WILL ALSO 0
At a Great Reduction from usual .pric
tents of Several Cases of
Ladies' Sunshades,
Misses' School Hats,
Boys' School Hats,
Men's Sailors, black,
lion's Canada Strays,
FHR
s, thoeola-
Ladies'''' i afores,"
Misses' Leg orn,
Boys' Sailo s,
Men's Sail 's, whit e,
Men's Cana?a Flan tors
This uf°o•ds those needin5
Goods an optortu.nit
For securing them at Prices which w
be able to offer again. °
SMITH & WEST, SEA
Opposite (iarmiehael's Hot
Straw
shall not
OR 2W,
H L BR1OS.
THE BRITISH
A MANE CH TER FA
OF THAI ELECTI
LIBERI LS WO
THE E EpTION
PEND -CE AN
MAJO tTY.
M NCkIESTIII
- Never were sc
" abroad ' as th
few week If th
al electio is to
ed.ueatio to the
which we are j u
done, I shall alw
for thei more
They ma be v
citing, i• ay dist
trade, et ; but if
go by, th y beat e
fits so fa as edu
concerned . ' Eve
suffrages was a
I9 M N'S- I1,W
aTaitY :.k°SAaC t%T
N H W DWaYTILE
— OD IN IDES T QF
T : E Alia ' AR IjE
ITl'C RT'NTY eF�9HE
E; I
, Engl ad, S
oolri;aste
yhaeb
to enc
d'an. e
ft, 0. xt
t gin rgi
ys' be a
frequent
y ex.pens
rb the c
hi one is
e y 3011
ca ing th
ry candid
sort of s
going ve'by much abroad:
with hi a tomo
mitted " •o give tl
a course .1f educat
ly enligh gen the
the utter 9• ost coi
envies.
!This trey did by�means of c=
Kis' clerk, bilipo ters rend . istri
as well s by • and Meet ngs.
mate of .imine o serve d,, e w
only . up t. the ne k in t, l �t abs
os1erhead Turn whi hev r w
would, y.�ur eyes vere et ith
pasters i� viting on i ' full
letters t=+ " Rea • ! Red ead !'
youpass:id along the .tree s yo
a Foss co ®• mittee roomesi:y fe
'u es, fro •. the up . er vei,ndo s of
a incessp nt sh.o ' e. cif h idbi
rained . own u on' you viti
aaid to ead. S !,nest the
cquld tea • did s , rind v y oft
alpud to ethers. What i h t
the wall iteratur+ , and the,war
ins tat ng plac almost' at o
d ors, anin eve open sp a ee o
e come , that co Id be ma � c av
we got st ch a cler iesight int
ca !quest+ons that
tyro tha ever to
to .unde stand t
ev et the were u
ittee who
:err const
on es woo'
i and- pe
ners. of o
ri119, I B0.
s so 4h'
en t e ast
ofag•r
r pat
t as
g fro . . as
m a•ivs ' to
occu reg e.
ve, v r, x
untr, : top'
anyt i iso'
1 bo • h o to'
is
to i(Ji ur
hool.• :. er
and
ere
tuen
d th. r
• etre e
=r CO
9-
s,
a
of
In
rge
As
e
1-
h
re
u
o'.
d
t-
ry
r-
el
To thi
a ribu,te the
of the liberal par
steam cl: an out
home rul: and R
by show ug u 1
tory be yeys " tsei
call ba.bi
energetic
meant b.
liberal d
wages.
,Ai otha r _
in! shoals Lo
pl'e stat sv
paupers a
end of Ga
them wi ah
pupers h
ei±d of B
qt ite in u
ently to
the mo
kied ..th+
em. far
deretobd
more tl an a ytliu ng el
gre , and glor bus
hey not
f Lo' d :530
ssla•-a dessi
hat, we
up :hten
s ; and they d u
=1lv•, to note tory
d rade and I age
tt meant go•, : de acid
I)
torn
eob
tte
efor
he
fri
call
how
ow
d t
the,
side
..
a.
cl
such ha ds
could ha' e
:I'erha's
w s 'a la ge
b spate 'ed
B aeons e
Wasa fl ' g
MAIN session O
effect in
point.
et which
to rejec
upon us
ereby
could e
Short,
bearing
a le log!
iaess .eve t e tome
�" peahn
inciti
vanit
-"Que
But
THAT OUR WORK AND OUR PRICES polled
fact tl
pals
eon
s pe
It was
down
STREET, SEAFORTH.
1
THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
In this , Branch of our Bit
are' Very Busy.
ood thieg
the libera
ant
wer4
stone
bovei
wer4 oh
nsfielld'e
line and
hun eds
I. ips han
•
sione.
he m sti impr
pictu e that w
on: o r '.walls
flog 'rig �Tohn
t ththeFlodgin
e, and i
fete
was a
the numb
oh he 'cooks I
reign, ei. d co
ouble th numb
the same
reig Thi
spo 'e mo
wh. and
any other a
ssive a
3 n
rkinr us up
Iso th anoth:
ailed u.on s in
toe m:n who t
t e nci ed ' sla
e1: ves u. der the
ha..ded ack o th
p egna`t appea s
n . e fact of the
o fact' told he
, ho co . ld pnlyr
iter to . ur Leers
i st Russ
eking:; us t be
d Ens tire.'
ever l ower it
ere 1" as ' o •
emos ap' hei
lly a .eared t
d o
s luesf
+ arein . the f
s o e of su; rounding
c n. of such; a - convil•
a if a gre t light
u . on us, w° which distji
the ba <eiiess of td •yism an
loess iberalis' . Howe
agu a is of th Geyer
Geyer
w w r `s from e Opp
oore hem. T he tori
Words a d figure that th
cause' eight war to eac
Twn, a d theref re the
the arty.'" " If th
torted t e '.liber# Is, " ho -
when it a ted ye
s th peace»;
he ' orrga ized l
imself termed
dpear nt ilii -thi
ulle t intellects
I' w s astonish
dinne hour that
day o polling at
c1 by an old
mine," who excit
I<had voted or no
had just voted le
he evinced muc
' + aired whether ,
eq.u.intauce ha
��a
t
ng him tha
iecla
}voat.
busin
'end wa
in the
U
Please the Public is fully proved by th. Imin a se
Trade that is being done in this depar merit.
Fresh Arrivals !this week of Fine Werste s
French Pantiugs and Scotch Tweeds.
Gents, Call on us and leave y ,ur masur es.
i - }
MILLINERY DEPARTMEN
With the Fine Stook that we are Showing
this Room, we have every confidence law ,abil
to meet the wants of -the Ladies.
A Beautiful Assortment 161 Bats ani! Bo
Trimmed and Untrimmed.
Our. Stock of Flowers, Feathers, Laces
Trimmings cannot bkn passed.
in bewi
ily
and
See Our Goods Befoie P. tr-
Remember the Place—Opposite the
mercial Hotel.
HILL BROTHERS,
Main StresIt,
e sailed a
ing that
esa all this
still goi
ork. N
idlest hand iu t
He was funny a
om- to do hie fair s
'esolit es, it was
his t at he did
heat hi self wi
to so e purpose
t pie 11
repreills
Bull
dpa
;had
. op b
t lar eI
few v
ed of
e cir
13riti i
air own
like 't
the i
oily a
reply
iassz
loyal
ess
the
id's
ries
my
iti-
ps
!icy
ile
ood!
'I.
us
ma -
oft the
a ng,
of
t the
was
ei o-
s ood
cal
.
I
of I
circu
cing
fly
ent
told
liberale
one. of
iberals
is eo,
was it
ypocinsy 1, (as
d d rill( the
was 11. ed es
the Li rals;
done 1 I did
ay at a
double
w this
as i3bei.
wh le
are of
ed hard
for the'
•cal
ally
nting
his
sad a
ast
tion
ost-
rds,
farce
ar,"
flag
8.
ese, listor-
ast
ap-
by
Our'
the
im-
videthe
.
em
the
tau-
ure
letd
ed
sed -
the
e, a
ays
s it
had
heir
ere,
re.
hat,
rued
Tacks
the
t041I
bib
the
rhalY
the,.
l �.t
ereia
in
intuit
t tlzi�i�i the
a ]Ja
" ng c
11
a
again le
about t
face wa
tion, fo
many o
haps w
his im
and hu
of his e
ed that
ber the
of -his f
form tl
he' ma
alas, to
So he w
Maindee
He, hosve
ectivit
Still I
flicted
ers eve
bet his
perhep
apathe
enthusi
facts b
to the
Our
tion th
these s
jvolume
Liberal
before
With,
election
te the
Liberal
forlthe
well we
Tories
affair, e
Home
quires
than a
party v
best -be
SEAFOR TH, FRILL Y, MAY 21
de on, when all hands *ere
'tern in to th ir work. His fat
aglow with zoot and satissac-
h. had succeeded in ge4ing
s mates to "voat" who er-
h had utter! forgotten to ive
til
T1 Ay telling s of the suciless
•ii his anxie5y to get oth,ere to
oef as he wad led away tic, per -
d to ace mplish, bu , vas,
f the dey in cense ue ce.
er, made u for it in e tra
his- newi -acquired ca se.
sorry to sa, that he as in -
mince, by hi extra idlen Se ;
some hun reds of politic lly
peoPle, wh ' became excited
s from th sheer fit*ce of
try cousin in the c uuties
rd °holds of Toryism peaks
f r the clear ess in wh ch the
aye put th ir powerf case
ttra
inne
and
Jaws e
ab th
ever hi
ork. 4 t
his hes
had ar
sa
SI
•
gard to
vinich mu
ends, la
al maj
, but a v
when
ers, A
e. This
cannot
do as t e3 are told
for th elves.
contra , re the
teache This is
'educe ' them to
which Whole eel. Oa
ether t a, abhor
11 thei rce. Ye
heir ter, .the
elves is will
abies his is t
DOW, in a par
coward
n. Ho
at the
11 :without
lad to
this been th
this s
tatif the el
lel indivi
e under th
A
t e results of an
t be as mo tifying
s gratifying o the
at the mejority
as ,it is, will be
not be , mere
much mi ed up
ree times 'larger
be' of the same
st of being the
hey will eeld.om
d have . very
inking and "acting
Tpries, on the
t -behaved boys in
e behests of their
Dizzy so easily
passing measures
1 had always, at
ed and resisted with
t the bidding of
ubmitted them-
e political slaves or
tl er cowardly, you
ty :ense it is a very
, and couni.e well
er, 'we must be
L 'bends ca now
ving' to sink their
d :lacy in doing so ;
el ng to a claps that
cans of bringing
t. For I .annot
unction o my
did victo y has
which is ostly
als who, like my-
oguomen o
ITISH WORK IAN.
1
is
on ven
hankf
anho
as m
his h
ut la
oul"
erern
ache
The
bout
—In
arke
ttaw
ngla
ent
n heig
—T
he Ce
argeat
dwar
eight
file to
signed
ed fr
alley
week.
ronOC
inetee
lace.
y, of
reek
—M
he tre
at Ber
Macdo
this su
shouldih
solved it give a
Blake the Anci
Wedn ey, sat on
. Hon. rge Brow
of Edi high.
the fa has ver3
their earance,
—P be Ann
and &bock ho
hBuruahnat
le
Ss
11 fireareillsee; aft; nd now reaches
9 000.
e erupt of'
Speake
Alired
t.
ew orga
Rey chu
apple tree
and. loaded
n account
eet ear load
Ayr st
unday 1a
anniver
it le daught
lea
is brought into the
lifeephersoe left
o ning en mete for
11 y, of Bi b4refeeekt,
h s rye over
tf
a
has. Stant
irer of W
ilpiess, age
'is probable
d will pa
s official
Quebec R
ap
to sot
the h
and h
—A
of Ln
cente
reside
of 106
ately erec ed in
, Hamilton is the
on.
of Luckn' w, has
st three inches in
th blossomp.
or 28 years past
nfirmities 4f age.
f cattle we e ship -
n, on the Credit
Dr. Cochrane, of
rd, preached: his
y sennen In that
offkr. John Cross -
drowned n , the
ton Mills, a few
n, for over
erloo corm
fternoon la
4 years.
hat Sir Jii)lin A.
visit to Me,nitoba,
th other M msters,
ties permit.
orm Club
and dinner
Capital, t
f next mo
he Western Assur-
died in Toronto pn
e same bench with
in the High School
he confinement of
ners, after a life on
materially altered
d that Carroll es-
aris
t the county jell,
d, the other Morning. Phoebe's
has been dead 18 months.
rse, the property of
the stable, lately.
al, in endeavoring
with his hind leg,
o Blipped i side the rope halter,
as found
exchange
know can b
Mien. M
ith her d
a attained
ars. Shek
4 years
t, after I
as also was her husib
died of i flammatio
ii
Richard on, egg m r
days ago.
in the Streams of
the other day. Th
the manslaughter o
at the Norfolk assilz
raillery. 1
Archibaldl
s week. He
mmer fishing
—Bine Isabella Jo
woman, eged 110
home i4 Toronto
ceased was bordi
his fine Clydesd41
of his legs was ac i
badly as tp cause h's
Bell refused $1,700
previously.
—Oh the 25th of IT' une next, all the
ithin 7 miles of
ssemble in that
at the Queen's
uvirdilal:ike place
an artist of con -
present engaged
the pertralts of
e Dominion Gov -
is worlst recently
ery highly.
f the oldest in the
as burnt up be -
k, on Fliday. It
bake oven. The
gton, of ' Dundee,
has had in his
years, aiid which
en he purchased
ill as frisky and
three summers.
elleville, on Fri-
ed his iliyes with
to -be Sweet oil,
e crotonl oil His
burned., lima he
the peni
of the
taws thi
the Mar
their su
1880.'
•
nd. The latter the'eenabustibles carried them into the
stree
who
Bro
bout 28 years
belonging to Mr.
hant, Walkerton,
, at Paisley, a few
went trout fishing
ntinck township
ere very success -
ting to about 15
-as convicted of
idled Donnelly
:s, has been sen -
;imprisonment in
arnpbell, brother
e, arrivied at Ot-
ess to Quebec, on
rs, died at 'her
Thursday. De-
lavery, at Rich -
ed to his coml.
•
Minto, has loa
stalli n. One
destruct'on. Mr.
him a few days
volunteer companieli
London, Ont., will'
city and go into cain
Park. A. grand revie
in London on Domi4to.
siderable repute, is la
at Ottawa in paint+
several members of t
emmenti. Some of,
finished is apoken 6f
—A large red Mehn
County of Waterloo',
tween1) and 12 o'clo
caught fire from the
owner was Mr. Peter
owns- ' a Mare whichl
possession over thiity
was three years oldev
her. The animal i s
full of life as a colt of
—Dennis Lake, df
oil which he suppose
but, whiCh proved te
eyes have been basil
will, at all events, partially 'loose his
— Not a single body of the riassengers
or crew of the lost Waubnno have yet
been recovere , although the' hull has
been examined and the question now is?
did they leave he Vessel in a i boat and
get Swftinped, before the Watibunis keel-
ed over,
—James
cKenn y, mill' owner,
ges ens, sawyer in the
'country to sa for a day or hour for
1100. He last week sawed. 1;500 feet
inside of an hour. If any one can do
better M
hear. from hi
One fhousa
Montre8,1, on
route for the
Norwegians, S
for the Northe
being English
settling, in Can
ly,received in
ment inserted
an insurance
salary asked w
-
--One of the
phate vet disc
01
Kenney would like to
d immigrants errived at
hursday of last week, en
est. Two hundred were
edes and Danes, bound
States, the remainder
and Irish, who intend
applications were recent,.
sponse to ad edvertise-
wice, for an assistant in
office, in Toronto.. The
s from five to eight dol -
apparently dompetent
'eve good short -hand
al
fineet
veiled
is about 10 fee long and ten feet wide,
pleted. At t e ends on one side it is
; eipected that nd. will be good for
a thousand. to s.
—The Gove nm nt have pent four
Pancake Lake ,130 miles west of Emer-
son, Manitoba, as convenien stopping
places I for immigrants bou d for the
Turtle 'Mountain crintry. en cents
each per night' wil be charg d lodgers,
and meale will be urnished.
—The stea shi Ontario, on her re-
turn , trip fro uluth, last week,
brought to arms, 10,000 bushels of
wheat. On h r npward trip she Was
the first steani r of fae season to make
the port of P ince Arthur's' Landing,
o
and in doing o she had t break her
way for; some ile4 through i e twenty
inches thick.
he has been a poi ted to the manage-
ment ot the 01 be, nd there will be no
change:in its p lie , but, beside an open
as re- grave, lessons f to eratioh and forbear -
13
to Mr. ance are tau ht, and, though wrong
o occur must be expos d a a wrong -doers con -
the demned, he ope to be enabled to
avoid ranch of he bitterness which too
—Last Satu da in Londoii a respec-
table Married wo an, named Louisa
Holson, was trie at the Court of
Interim on a char e of insanity. She
was cool, and ' acknowledged that she
was insane. She fia..d she was not so
at that particular Moment, but in an
hour or so she could not be responsible
to her insanit , an she will be sent to
the asylum.
—01i Satur night a , grocer in
Yorkville, pla cruel practical joke
on a new a from Etgland. It
appeaM that t an entered the store
and ashed for
doubt, rnea
low. Instead
of Roman ca
home, the str
one end of his
few minutes t
with blue, ye
shooting stars
the first sh
shows of phos -
in the Ottawa
11
11
•
I
can Drum
himself
s the am
cad in the morning.
vs the village of
s,st of at least one
. Ann Splan, who
oghter in that vil-
is of. Danish origin
O
ay
ed
cOuple of candles, no
g these composed of tal-
dle4 Returning to his
nget applied 0. match to
article purchased. Iu a
e room was illuminated
ow, green and red-eolored
✓ recovering from
this unexpected
platy the possessor of
, and returned to the grocer, to
he explained that the wrong
f candles had been given him.
ennett, who shet Hon. George
, n has been in poor health since
his Praafinement in jail, and has recently
berai seriously ill and confined to his
bed., The jail physician thinks his
nervous prostration serious.
Robert Henry, of Cartwright,
was going from Cartwright to Port
Pe with a load. of wheat, on Friday
mor ing, his wife, who accompanied
him fell from -the load, when about a
mil and a half south of the latter place.
and was instantly killed. •
It is reported that G-uelph, with an
esti
whe
no
crea
lati
231
Art
age
ing
Tho
No
Wa
and
abed popplation of neaely 11,000
incorporated as a city in' 1879, has
only 10,076, while BrookYille, Dun-
es m their population. The popli-
n of the latter town has fallen off
he prizes offered by the Board of
and Agriculture, for the est mans
farm, have brought out t e follow-
ompetitors from South aterloo—
as Edgar and George Barrie, Jr.,
-Dumfries, and John Wallace,
vsenty-two Members' f Perlis.-
; in Ottawa, who atte ded the
trations of Rev. E. A. Stafford, of
ominion Methodist Church, have
ing appreciation. of his ministry,
nclosing the sum of $110 as a slight
of their regard for hies..
farmer named Leith visited.
to one day last *eras, and becom-
ntoxicated was decoyed into a
of ill -repute. After leaving the
he discovered that his purse con -
g over $60 wasenissing. He after-
s recovered $20, and betook him-
ut of the city a sadder if not a
man.
men
mini
the
oke
Or
ug
poue
ain
lac
war
Pelf
Wis
eng
hbaadyl
No
rer
he
rate
the
The
pla
of t
ee
500
day
cast
Olt
n Saturday the bones of a human
were found at the Rideau. Hall
ds by some workmen, who were
ed in digging gravel. They were
deeayed, showing that burial must
taken place 40 or 50 years ago.
offin had been used. The remains
a foot or so below the surface of
round.
r. Wm. Gordo's, of Wellington
ty, has entered into an aereement
Yr. Ryan. a prominent° Quebec
er, to deliver 1,000 head of sheep -
uelph the first week in July, at the
of five cents per pound live weight,
nirnals to averege 140 pounds.
are intended for shipment to the
Country.
Mr. James Walker, Superintendent
e _Northwest Mounted Police, has
pn a visit to his father and friends
ncastet. Mr. Walker is stationed
attleford, Northwest Territory, and
abb. Winnipeg he had to- travel
Hee in sleighs and 200 in wagons,
mg a twenty days' trip, with five
additional from Winnipeg to An -
r.
The other' night an old woman
ed Mrs. Ashley arrived from -the.
nto. She was very feeble and had
e assisted to her room. She left
tions to be called at 6 A. M., but -
the porter came up he found her
door open, and the woman lying
Bible on the floor. A doctor was
•
110
us
nor
Tor
to
dire
whe
TOO
inse
11
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10
witnesses 4na addresses om the legal
gentlemen the Judge charged the -jury,
after which they retired, and returned
in a short time with a, v rdict of man -
MCLE.A T BROS.*, Pu y�T8.
$1.50 {'Year, ,Ad 'vane.
all ri L- t when. he ?came ' own ' in a .
impute or two Mr1 Boyle waited_ on.
the stairs 'Icer some ;conside •able ! ti ile,
became sue sicious and want up the
slaughter. frolit staira{onl to discover : side stair,
—While a man named W. S. Davis, the existeLee of which he w: • previous- -
ly unawareIt need. not be saithat'
the, man bsd not called at : ny f the
of! a res or that Mr. Boyle is a inne $27
—A seribus accident :. curred at
Allaziburghy Ont., on.Wednesday even .
ing last. As Mr. Ja-eob Upp
ingmanure, he stopped, ane
James S. ' Fpper., a boy o
years of a, climbed up o
wheel of the waggon, and
not percei *ins him, started
wheel passed over the little
He was picked up by his
carried honn,•.e, where heexp
twenty minutes.
—Henry;Robertson, a ne.
the townslu p of Lutterwort : Muskoka
district, hese the misfortune to have his
house andousehold effect- burnt on, '
Sunday. The house caught fire from a
fallow he Was burning. and ..orae of the
sparks falling through the reef the
whole inside was in a blaze before he
could save anything... His amily just
days, ago.;
ce.
e past 25
t Porthope
, it ie ear-'
of Louisville, Ky., was eXhibiting a fire
escape at the Walker HouSe, Toronto,
the other night, the rope brciker and he
fell from the second. story to the ground.
He was; taken up insensible and
carried into the hotel. No bones were
broken, but his internal injuries were
such as to -cause his death shortly after.
Lieutenant -Governor McDonald and
family eracated the Executive Mansion,
at Toronto!, on Tuesday last, when they
took their departure for Montreal,where.
they will reside for the slimmer. The
Lieut -Governor will hol office at the
request of the Governm nt till the 1st'
of July, arta win, after a short Visit to'
Montreal, return 'to Toronto to attend.
to the duties of his office. '
—A lernser-in the township of Sarnia,'
Lambten County, while boring a well to
get water for his cattle, Struck a vein of
pure petroleum, and the well now Bowe
at the rate of 60 barrels per day. The
regular matket price of the oil is $1.50
per barrel so it will. be seen what al arrived iron' Scotland a few
bonanza the farmer 48 got. Before Loss about 1$600 ; no insura
the strike lie would have taken $3,00q --David iCheer, who for t
for his fartn, and since t en he has beeni years has been yard -master
offered and refused $12, for It. ' for the Midland railway, s'v
death occurred in the fo ndry of Messrs. while Supei!iatending the un 04414 of
Gurney, in Hamilton. athartiel Wyths tiniber train. He was s ruck ' by a
a man 46 years of age, . thowes engage heavy stick and thrown inte ' the
as helper to the molter in the foundry,' harbour, sarlother stick bill g ole . hire
went to work as_ ueual about 6 o'clock' whle he was in the water, ealsing his
in the morning, and while picking out epioe and 'kith his legs,1 an inflicting
aud remoVing the cinders from beneath, other injunles. This is the third time
the furnace -he suddenl fell down and he has been hurt while int e diseharge
expired in less than te minutes there-, of his duty: . , I
'- Quite a disastrous fire occueted in
died at Welland, Ont., n Friday eYeni mid-day ob. Saturday, the 8th ' inst.,
ing last from the effects pf having taken when the btaildings belon„al cr t 0 Mr T
a large quantity of mor hire, no doubt C. Stewart 'were entirely de trOyed... A
for the purpose of destr ying his life, BEi valuable team of horses, 5 0 ' sets .4
he said, previous to purdhasing the drug •hamess, and Several dons stie insple-
habitual user that he intended to coms possible to,reseue them on aceteonwnafrto,f0
reit suicide, and after takine it he told thelerge qiiantities of strasiv hat lay
What he had done, and that hhe would net contiguous' to the stables, M .
live loneer. Dissipation ia the supposed loss is consaerable, end thr lig eont the
13 !G•.eeralinthg,
a
a
the son of'
abont four
the hind
ana the
father and
ed in about
settler in
—A sad death occurred near Yeovill of synapatbly in his behalf.
South Riding of Grey, Ion Friday, 7th. -,The remains of John
inst. A eon of Mr. John Wilson, aged latel of Bothwell, w
about 10,', was proceeding from, dinner cently of COnsumption,, wer
to school when a heavy storm came on. Clandeboyei by rail on T
About half -past four a neighbor passing taken to the family _rem.
along the road found the little fellow" Wednesda31 they were ta
lying on his face behiu a `. stump, lifel liitotnan C4holic cemetery a
less, havibg been strue hy lightuingi A huge con °nese of friend
back, and. the sole of one of his boote I The cleceaEl
torn off. His death was no doubt and had be
stantaneous. for some ti
fishing the otar day, and caught some
25 pounds of trout, whips they brought
home, expecting no deribt to haye a
grand feast therefrom. !The one enjoy-
ed a share of his very much next morn-
ing, but the other poor 'fellow who had
cleanedshis carefully, and. placed them
aWay in the cellar- for safe keeping,
learned to his sorrow t
that the rats had been
fore him, andhad not 1
tail of one for _him.
—The proceedings of
Torontp and Kingston,
Toronto laat week, were brought to a
call d in, but she died almost immedi- close on Frid.ay. Among other business
atelY. • The cause 'of death was. suffoca- disposed q was the adoption of a report
tion from gas, she having eVidently on Sabbath observancee. Ministers are
bloWn out the light. requested to call the attention of their
The late Lady Hincks, who'died in congregations to Sabbath deseeration
Mootreal last Friday, was the daughter
of a Lieutenaut-Colonel in the British
ArMy, and whose maiden name was
Emily Louisa Delater, and. she was
bor in 1811 at Ceylon, where his regi-
me t was stitioned. She came to Can-
ada 'in 1832 with her lathier, who took
is residence at Niagara. In 1833
married Mr. Sullivan, aftewards
Justice Sullivan-, who died in
. In 1875 she married again,
second husband being Sir Francis
ks.
It is understood that Hon. George
u Commenced writing' his autObio-
hy before his death. Ho* far he
s uncertain, but it is believed that
ad well entered upon his Canadiati
er. The last letter thatHon. George
n wrote was one on the morning
as shot; to Dr. Diamond, asking
e next morning
breakfast be -
ft Bo much as' a
the Synod of
which met in
up
she
Mr.
185
her
Hin
Bro
gra
lgot
he
car
Bro
he
him to attend to an old servant of his
:Mid was suffering from a gun wound in
the Ileg. Amongst thOse at the funeral
Wer
cit
ed
Wa
of 1
I the
of t
offi
offi
ins
pin
an
Mr. Gedd, the oldest printer in ehe
, and Mr. Patrick Boyle, who Work-
ff the first copy of the Globe on a
hington hand -press.
During the thunderstorm which
ed over Paris on Monday morning
st week, a flash of lightning struck
telegraph wires in the neighborhood.
e Post and Dominion Telegraph
es, running along, entering both
es, melting a portion of the cut-off
ment in the former, melting, striP-
and cutting the wires in the latter,
setting fire to a number of papers
hanging on file, over the instrument.
The fluid also entered the transmitter
of the telephone, the internal economy
of Which it ruined, and burst the ground
wire in several places before entering
the cellar. Most of thorie near at hand
experiencedmore or less of a shock.
trial of Wm. Lewis, indicted
for the murder of Michael Donnellee
whOse family are of Biddalph fame,
weal commenced at Simcoe on Friday
before Judge Cameron, It will be
remembered that the circumstances as
elicited at the Coroner's inquest were
as follows : At Staglails hotel, in Water.
ford, on the evening of the 9th of
December last. Donnelly was engaged
in en altercation with a stranger named
Gr enwood. Lewis interfered, when
nelly at once wanted to fight him,
after a 14tle scuffing he was
bed by Lewis in the groin with au
ary one bladed e•ocket knife, from
effects of which he died in about 15
a number of
an
sta
or
the
minutes. After he
ed the funeral
d was only 27 y
n practising his
well known' and much respe
' dulph and :McGillivray.
+The la* half yearly re
Grand Trunk Railway sho
buSiness ofIthat line is km
Company, having earned f
half of 1879, the sum of fe5
ces of the !Corresponding te
Th s, too, hiotwithstanding
tai ed by the cessation of
traffic. In! additioh, the
pehses have been decrease
cent, A groat deal is expec
revival in the lumber trade,
ter position than at any pr
in its history. ,
e—The labor troubles in misted have
reached Buell a point that lexical no-
tice has been taken f them and Arch-
bishop Taachereaus seems deteriniural
A report on temperance, recommending thet they Shall be Otoppea unlioitg his
among other things that every effort be parishioners. He has issue a pastorat
made to bring about,as Soon as possible!, in which he declares that a y Catholic -
the entire prohibition, of the liquo w o, in the eourse Of the p emit year,
traffic, was adopted on i a vote of 1 18 0,, shall'attack et eonspi e to attack
', —There died ih Galt,lon Thursday of or riot, or eny member of hia family,
last week, at a comparatively early age because Buell person' 'works, UR worked,
Mr. Win. Veitch, a much esteemed resis or is willing to work at a rice which
dent of that town. The deceased baa. he thinks ilt, sh,alleby the v rY fact of
spent several years in California,but finds snail attack or conspiracy,of attack, be
ing his health failing hi returned to his excommunicated. ollee is also given
early tepee last fall. Since his return, that absolution will not b given till
although at times appearing to mend, full reparation shall' be made ler any
the prdgress of hie disease was marked damage committed.1
and steadY, and from the first his phy,. —On Saturday Imornin last frve
sicians lodked for a fatal termination. small boys were pi ying n ar an old
He was an honorable arid upright man, building - in Peterb ro. Cl se to the
and his demise, at the ege of 42 years, building the boys w , re exp °ding pow -
is much regretted. der by plaling it on !a bloc and then
—House -breaking and robbery is of setting it o3i. fire, This th y repeated,
late becoming tdo frequent in Blenhei seyeral Mines, and vihen the r -stock MS
and Dan:dries toweshipa. On the nigh exhausted,' they went into t e building,
1MenheiMP. Twiiehdoowrsaranuna w°ienc,uaciesa waet ethfea-Oltetimneae,i
was entered, and $534.25 in cash taken'
a hole in. the Venetian blina and raising been used to pass but a !stove pipe.
the wiedow. The sarn night some one While inside enjoying thernselves, onei
or
entered the house Of Mr Robert Pattoli of !„ their number diecoyere thet the
in the same iseighherh od, carrying o building Wes all on fire. T ey isiames
The residences of Messes. Walter Hastie diately be*an to get out, tla only way
a $40. watch, jack knife "and tobacco.
and Wm. Cowan, North Dumfries, have of ogees being throngh the small. hole
mesi as et)
also been entered ih a eimilar mann
and raeeacked, apparen ly in
farmer from the cohnty of Bruce, resid-
--One day last week a well to 0 see+-nallis rte. jbe'4 Dre'pthnianga, i°nfdBu rTo Elsos'ginawnanel:,11
named Bennington Boyle, visited Lon- roefttsyt4.hmardy,
ing some eight miles om LuckiaoW, misanhuafeevhitterp
don. He was walking I around taking A Short gine ago the towno Yarmouth
who appeared to be very amiable and eNuogvinauS. ceotina,tphuiurchunariedote er7 itSuilusala
writes to tbe Ai re 27 tee es foie'
in all the sights when he met a man
between them ; t new corner reads the Way io 'which said stea firosengine
the papers, Mr. B yle does not. After was ,purohased. 1 Offered deliver at
walking together f r some time they Yarmouth, one mita mor 1)0w -offal,
on Dundas street, when the stranger cated, aua several iann ed* 4d6omilPairts-1
He had nothing lePs than a, $3.00 bill the Silsbyl engine. r..4 the 'e iof all,
remembered that e owed some money
who was going t Btecon, suddenly ,cheaper than the Sileby ; as eaan:pniu ah zititt:
and wanted Chan e. Mx. Boyle put Weis it net gallinte,to Can
to one of the business offices up stairs. itstthteeirprzne te:2,05,massetemetyeees, ne40:a 0 gt 0 aeitItt,
came opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall, more durahle, nwre Sirhple,
his hand in his ket and pulled $27 fe,ctiirers be told -that . w
in bills out. The tranger very quickly denied a ir geld. One of he 1
but politely, tran erred the bills to his eitzens ote me lately. tlaa Sil•hy
own hands, and. fo getting to hand Mr. se ,ewirespislled " thOse in a itioriofty hubs
Boyle the $100 b. as security, ran up Yarmouthf that 1113' Voixosi
the front stairs o the Odd Fellows' play did not find the ghost f A ieb.o,n00
Hall, calling back that he would fix it
et len ate3:
aprarolledoIrse:iolaanes:.
te in Bid-
thhee
re Mg, the
he last
he loss en-
th cattle
soirte4 per
eatfra Quinn ttah:
with the "