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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-05-20, Page 1• - 1Car.. • aald thz, _Newest and Belie 3rT.3E trad- [S. GS. ; &C. 'Fara $12 to • L'S Warran L'S Pair' S G.11.)N for I. 75. L'S Nobby thing, ati rte. Petal & ;00 acres • neVir ere long B erected. blocks of man of .Lition, re- ad to the youthfal could JigioJI & firm and and Ieformer, the Ya- r4hout the political. heritable rid wan- . harigrY- ble wag :a coach cortege a in tills n which have the unity in et be" te, Mad- 'vention for' ally j.Er tha The xna- [cal wonder Menet per- iey are goa • ita bar - v: Tribune - 4 Faaporic • FOURTEENTH YEAR. WHOLE NUMBER, 702.. „AFOR.TH, 1VIAY 20, 1881. MoDEAN BROS., Pub visherS. W..60 a Year, in Ad p.noe. THE ONTARIO HOUSE READYMADE CLOTHING 1 SUMMER STOCK N CI-OODS JUST OPENED AT SMITH 8'1„. WEST'S. THESE GOODS are the Newest Styles of both -I- Out and Finish. They look as well, Wear as well, and come Much Cheaper than Ordered Clothing. See our SCOTCH TWEED SUITS $10, $12, and, $14. CANADIAN TWEED suns — $8, $10, and $12. ENGLISH TWEED SITITS-,-47, $8, and $10. BLACK WORSTED SUITS --$10 and YOUTHSSUITS-35, 66, and $7. BOYS' SUITS—$4, $5, and $6. -SPECIAL ! SPECIAL!! We offer a Job Lot of COATS% PANTS and VESTS• at about half price. If you want Bar". gains sec them. cSCWST Campbell's Block, Seaforth. 1881 SEAFORTH. 1881 SPRING AND -SUMMER CLOTHING.. WM. CAMPBELL T_TAS Just Received a Fall Stock of Spring - -LI- and Summer Goods, so Varied! and Well Asoortecl.that auy one eau be uuited. THE D'IVIAHONEY olt IRISH TWEEDS, Scotch and Canadian, Tweeds in Full Lines. As these were all bought strictly for CASH DWAIN, they were consequently bought at the Lowest Figures, and my cuetomets will get the Lowest Quotation a. HATS AND CENTS' FURNISHINCS. In Hats and Gents' Furniebings I have double the stock of any former season. Also a Fall stook of READYMADE • CLOTHING Gentlemen contemplating Matrimony aro par- ticularly invited to inspect the Stook, as ev ery provision is made for their wa.nte. RenniantS for Boys' Suits. Ladies wanting Remnants for Boys' Snits can Ind them here cheap. • WM. CAMPBELL _Brick Block No. 1, Main Street, Seaforth Hal FOR DAKOTA. A SPLENDID FARM I TUCKERSMITH, The Best Township in the County of Huron, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MR. J. P. BRINE has been instructed by Mr . WM. 1. GRIEVE, to sell by Pablio Auction at the COMMEROIA.L HOTEL, SiAFORTH, on THURSDAY, MAY 263 1881, At the hoar of 8 o'clock P. M., his Parra, consist- ing of Lot No. 8, Concession 8, 11. R. S ., Tucker - smith, containing 100 acres, about VI cleared, well fenced, ina good state of cultivation, and clear Of stumps ; the balance is well timbered ; there is a good bank barn and house, with other necessary outbuildings, plenty of water, and a good bearing orohard ; it is on a good gravel road; is within 6 miles of Seaforth, on the Grand Trunk Railway, and 8i from Kippen, on the Great Western Railway; schools, churches, and post office convenient ; there are about 60 sores of crop in the ground, and the balance in grass. It is without exception one of the best, as well aghast situated farms in the County, and IfilLUST BE MOLD, as the proprietor is gOin,g to leave for Dakota in a few weeks, and Homebody will likely get a bargain. TERMS—Ten per cent. of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, enough of tho bal- ance to make up $3,000 within ten days there- after, and the remainder to be secure by mort- gage. For fuither particulars apply to the pro. prietor on the premises. WM. X. GRIEVE, Proprietor. J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer. 7024 • Upper Canada College. To the Editor of the Huron Expositor. DEAR SIR : The Globe announces that the Government has decided to:galvan- ize-tipper Canada College into a fresh lease of life by superannuating three of the masters, reducing the salaries of other two, and placing the institution under inspection. In other words, the Minister of Education has coolly decid- ed that Toronto shall have two Colle- giate Institutes instead of one, and this in the face of riblic opinion vigorously expressed both within and without the House. It was shown that sixty thou- sand acres of high school lands were illegally diverted to this pet school by a stroke of Sir John Colborne's pen in the brave days of old. It was proved that the present1 value of the property_ held by the College is about three hun- dred and fifty thousand dollars. It has never been denied that over one-half of the pupils are net capable of entering a high school at all, but are in fact mere- ly boys of tender years who ought to, be in the lower classes of the Toronto public schools, did not their parents imagine that it Would be a disgrace to their family name to send their darlings to anything less than a "College." Thus the honest farmers of this coun- try are losing the interest on three or four hundred thousand dollars annually in order to keeprip a " tony," select " school for a few families in Toronto. When the whole press of the Province, from Point Fortune to Sandwich, has pronounced the doom of this worn-out institution, when the Ministers could not command a handful of votes and were obhged to withdraw their propos- ed measure, they now attempt to ac- complish their purpose by an Order in Connell. In other words, they defy public opinion, and by means of some minor changes they hone to throw the dust in the eyes of the country mem- bers and get them to acquiesce in a monstrous imposition which would not live a single day if it had to depend on the votes of the men who represent the people, and not a petty clique of the best families " in Toronto. The Gov- ernment will have to try some other soothing syrup. The very reforms they propose are confesSion that the institu- tion is unnecessary and superfluous. Mr. Crooks' Special Report to the House was the most one-sided piece of special pleading that ever emanated from the Education Department. He evidently thought the members were verdant enough to swallow anything. But he was mistaken. They had read Sairey Gamp's remarks about " the whale in Jonah's belly," and wouldn't swallow that fishy report. What they dared not bring to a vote, ithey now Ererempt to settlif in a quiet way during ti Geese. It cannot be done. The will of the people has been unmistak- ably expressed. Upper Canada College is a doomed institution. It belongs to the times and manners of the Family Compact, and this last move on the part of its supporters smacks rather too strongly of those good old times when an Order in Council was more potent than the expressed will of a free people. Yours, &a., Vmr. THE SEAPORTH FRUIT STORE AND RESTAURANT. MAIN STREET, SEAFORi,E1. TTIRAIL DA.GON keeps constantly on bend a -a-a- full supply of all kinds of SEASONABLE VEGETABLES! Fresh and Good. Also the Choicest 1111115111C PLANTS, Direct from. the Gardeners. COOLING DRINKS Of all kinds on drat, arid ‘Confeetionery and Nick -Neck& RRMEMBER THE PLA0E—Marphy's Block, first door north of Robertson's Hardware Store. 702 1111811,11 DAGON. Manitoba vs. Dakota. point. A' worthy elder Ont., now livingi not from. Fargo, the ks t patible with hii f position to workon because he gets thah on a week hay be lit said, he would h friends do the Ca tho gh none of he del ction ,is toi co dia s, settling , h Th se are consi era eial ge the min's of of , militate befo • c the selves an,: o tryi For all , ho thero is anothe con go t and leave 11 ak beh nd, In M: • ito vari is religio, s d to fi latish as spi zit andl climate, as it and flowers, wh ch, b .fine t I have ever sae lile result is that t ca an+1 . More negle ted t olderl Provinces, aria With W011, err* tit , II, start, d wi the reason why s bilged to .6 ange ri against their Q live where there nd them ofIthat e of one's child ational holidays to observe ip victory, real ir 1 the country of h ' the never ce try of his fa • ' bit as t are swe and rem ho the upo sort ove thel con cert ma offe in p the Brit who the to inva tendi wag froni kota, settl tor -Urn Sir free ceiv • Can do 11 can. chie pop tori a sd coal ons 11 1 • lymust be Canadian c g such' i idig e erence tl a noble an ia. Whe Iq had recur ed ld not liattle inp g to ak i bly the sa g settler Ana s, his p. WS, 0 to 30 par c lile ery pato th re, a d n inoreasrig States at, t o n A. Macd s niay tell you t flt nearly all h da, but they t bear out the ot but know t •ons late the Whet f this Unio reof Amerioat o. Wh t nd desire le the orthwest i Te ri mad or the sons n olde Provinces of C Brit , if it t er Of Y1 Goverame t e of it Mi T prep char Mn. EDITOR—Sir: As it is expected hote that Ontario and the Eastern Provinces that of the Dominion of Canada shall witness - this spring and sum -mer a larger exodus of their respective populations than ever in the history of Canada, and as it is very likely that as many, if not more, shall emigrate to Dakota and the other territories of the United States as shall go to Manitoba or the Northwest Terri- tories, it may be well for all intending emigrants to consider, before they take the leap, the respective merits of the two countries as a future home for themselves and their families. I hap- pen to have seen a considerable portion of the two countries during the last two years, and. am, 'therefore, in a position to offer an opinion on the subject. It is very true, too lamentably true, look- ing from a patriotic Canadian point of view on the 'matter, that fully two- thirds of the population of Dakota to- day are natives of Canada, who have settled there during the last two or three years. Take the farming districts from Fargo to Casselton, and thence to New Buffalo, and the population is nearly all Canadian, whilst the -towns and villages aldng the line are made up largely of the expatriated natives. The Elm River settlements are nearlyfto a man Canadian, and so along on, .the principal settlements to Pembina, near the Manitoba line. But why is it so ? Dakota does not offer any superior na- tural advautagbs to Manitoba, or the ,Northwest Territory for the emigrant ; neither do the Government of the United States offer their lands on more liberal terms to the eettler than is offer- ed in Manitoba—in hot not so liberal, for in Dakota the homesteader must live five years on his land without any intermission before he receives his pa- tent for his homestead, whereas in Manitoba he is required to live only three years on his land, which heed not be oontinuous, when he gets his patent, and he can then sell if he should desire another locality, or if wished to take up other business than farming. Wood is not to be had at all in Dakota west to 13ismarek, once a person leaves the precincts of the Red River, and the settler, consequently, must depend upon the tender mercies of the Northern Pacific"Railway Company for his sup- ply of firewood to keep him from freez- ing. In Manitoba the rivers, which are more numerous than in Dakota, are!all heavily skirted with abundance of wood suitable for fuel. South of the 49 O of latitude it is a deplorable fact that the fourth cornraaiadment is'one which the inhabitants generally would like to see expunged from the Decalogue, and I am sorry to say that Canadian settlers, in too many instances, fall in with the predominant Utta1r8. N NoTA, Ap 1. P e citizen • 'ations f , . Stratford can 0:, which doe t II wri. t ome of Ihe argri, i g up tlie a thf±,,to arket bloc m. Swallo' : cha :::a with ste: I othe , ay, veined "lig t ng out. T onti' : nd brought --1-i • e hotel ke all 0.6e notified b to r:el ove all the. TOO pi s or ptio rest If the room bar n• sitting ro . Seth tarting on f choice n the loar tallion, Dr. roadsters ile Mrs. toe °the' d eo into he rake her a o a se -v re k S. Wd dg :.w.: r at L d a n County Bruce, is hundred miles et at all iricom- r ecelesiestioal Sabbath day, ay ob. that day nd to his shame e his Canadian ut they refused, bre elders.Suo du among Cana United States s which should d -fearing heads dingi, o settler en in It is coun-t reme ber, that that they mus and Manitoba. e clergy of th Mations seeixi sly on its soil tive •!-vegetable he way, are th The Ilegitirnat 0 of grace is no xi in ativ of th urches are being idity the enquiry any Canadians heir allegiance, en and. country, nothing ever to llowed spot, the od—wliere even they are called commemorat r,aginary, gaiuecl I birth, and where to insult the . The, reasons ave that would se such a country to his manhood,, try perpetuating institetions Of 'toned Canadian% M Manitoba, why re in " reference eir a swer was When the in - at he eau buy hip ows and horses heaper in Da - goes back and es another feta - wealth of tlae ense Of Canada. and , his cori- Manitoba is re - migration frotn now that facts ertions, for they eir own mi s done more t ates and Terri Canadians than migrant agents utifu , prosper - Manitoba and ✓ es would have • aux t re of the 1). da and of Great or tho bungling n the mangemeut A OiNADIAN. , 1 : .1 tend load Amo bred knoWri was kitcb and Thotu lady, r a .1 dolly that teres sph41 e epee! e ject4 lenge in th? putti muc he i and"t the s f Co114 o it $ ,0 he se that resc' as th the r froth core Per] on t the resol two 7th,' com of Oxf 'JS 1 to ery, 1 e, on a Saa g subj et " Mr C and id 1 o 1••,,v unde eta d of Log n, rand al it incro aken up ying to 1 James rt a saw ew ni labs of M .-T Hou in gol ed to scienc n the e was wer tat # 8. ora are maki lding of a ne t of • 60 empt peak ' well f r;ellcitizens a ail .ility of havi • ved. o Stratford, w s pointer dog t e , selling it d At 1,o, stabie also " t iscr ant back. f M'ichell ha e le .; con e inspect r fro 1 their b r ba from tie monl 1used as a , I n, of itchell, day With a c r o see for Winnip t moos thoroug Butl r, and the w 11 ion Mazeppa. r, ri? Mitche te•pi , from t e • :h ehe f 11 t bo the wri t. d for an elde y d ing tery well Co gregation al h other evening r:stin lecture in e usually in- odoen and their a i: a excellent ju tic to his sub - g II • r g 111 a J hua Chei- en p 320 acrs • ani ba, and is s ea He is il3o e untry that hi brother -in- to oout there e One entered Co son, of the a took frona r t thief was, one ience, and o come to the 6 o in 0.1dCoillfistlan, o he was taken it et executiVe and South was held. st week in d. It was eti g of the on the iIivite the o la teachers dee o Huron, ese d cOn ting f oran, Man M ir Was ft W Ite le e role tht. 141 111 0 e anion ittees of eth rd y gh 5 d t� h ociati and y nd a joi at 11 Mes Net poiri • din way of thinking. I remember a case in pre I 1 of t o th oci ti n f 1 tr tfo on m tr tfo d, 1r, a d io d. tte 1 gements tee adjo fpra High inst., at 2:3 glad to hav t acher wh hich will and suoce —On Mo Armstr rinstrong, of I4bmo with 60 Placed the Me before starting d between to some use f e put his find pocket to xtract it, tai not there, nd theugh d everywhere around hi ot recovered i The prob dney was 1 —The 1iht Iunder s or r:iv ce kp i thepe. 0 u s a demoli hi armony, tear e stove„si r, it tore talf bush the stoT1 edond time t .,a4 been struc abut 20 years 0nS was insta i —Several a aVe °centre 'thong others Flall, who som Severely dir a few days gd Beatty lost a t linearly sever t fth which has at two or th et's hone re on We ne atnnaett Isc o by lig ithout a for the rneetinig 'Thiel com- i rn d to meet tin the Strat- ol on Sat rdaY, - 21st M., when they Will be P en s. da 11 b extn cot, t�d to comm ducation e, as well 1. e attendan s auggestiou to make 4 of last w son of Mi :Pt ce pf any to! make, s mooting a le Mr. Rich- hriStopher rted from n his vest pocket. He y there safely enough After driving along the oole and, Topping, he la portion o the, money. finger arid thumb into he money had search - clothes, has bility is the st on theroad. ing accoMpanyiug the the otlher evening, of Jam g the three or nged the rther do arge hole ge enou asure. t Mr. Du the „fir go, whe ly killed. dents an in Wal e find tii 40 1 1: It w 10 11 a 1 tn n uildi —A few v ni gs ago me seven o ei ht yout whom w:re n t 14, we leaving t eir 1 ative t d migra ing.t the No ere fully qinp ns, revol ere nd kaiv ears, whe o i4te r sires g tptencling :xo u and Went post 1 a te Ito the s 4dput a 'Ilea on" t te whic • the intend way of IB o el, with a horse and ,which on o the bo 13 'intended to al from to i father, antI from Listowel ley won't take a cour direet west, d keep it u ti they c me in tsight of e "rollin: pai ie." s Dunemore, •inaney down our lengths of arpet beside' n, in the ()el- an each side • to admit a This is the smore's house time being wiej of his misfortunes •ace recently. at James Me- me agol cut his foot g him fOra loeg time, ad the Misfortune to of his fiogers. ' James uablel o ied on yeara. totally destroyed by y of la t week. Mr. at his baru some time and hel is thus left O of any; knd. company of s, the eldest e on the eve wn, Mitchell, 1 -west. They ed with the necessary to skin the t wind of the ey forthwith lane of action, le affair. The d to take was kv, making the ina during the Francis Ham- 0 • tt • ond, te cher in section d Miss 3mith, a young he nei hborhood, met ant ad riture, on the t appe4.re the young n a "pr specting tour" o swam lying between kton, a d on their way g path •n the swamp, :wildereti, were unable ht one Meanwhile, fig onJ the neigh - e ala ed at their and search was the nissing Ones, rtunat y.secured after in the ush for nearly 11 . 10, El a y livin th an ti p$a: th ot April dies wen o t ought e 1 rg lice and MIon k took a ro d. becoming b find the ri rkness c m rhood bedia O n-appearan ce, stituted for id they were f ving wander° ur hours. 1(1 11 01 Brantford d the subu —It is stet tablish a s ill at Kinc —The Soo ajority the unty, Nov —For brut • anadsi opulat on is 10,882, bs have 2, 0. d hat Sh iff Sutton will It clock Ja tdry and saw - I -!) e. • t at was c tr1 ied y a large th or day in Colchester Slfi citiog ag. 1in a little boy in rket S uare recently, fined man named tTie Hamiltoik M e Magistriote riogman 84p. anal will b op ounoement ha • —Mr. Pagl h ssels in July —Hon. AdAtsm r of the 9 to:r a}cting Attorney- uring the ab owat. —Her Royjal Iliouise, is ex ect opening of the e Canadian AcIade onJuly4th. —Mr. D sold on Mon Elmira fair, together 839 realized the ian $419,60. W o B isn't paying? —An extensiv ucan — Mr. S wner of the "is The liabilities a assets triflin. there will ngt be cents on the Idoll —It is looked census now *ein onto a populatio is exclusive of various villages t •of Toronto -were tion of Toronto --It is Baia th borhood of t e 6 • are dying b the disease has iot mortality pe young pigs. Ov lost entire litter pears to be hare —Thossbof M. P. for prib coanFrane nseqlln Could not tH.nd Cariboo. dis Mrs. Tho pson deceased g tle tawa, as The the latter 41: *mi was never IIO arri IX s ant the en n for ext. Crooks o Gove • enera ence ighnes d tobe hibitio 1y of nyder f last oung unds, some 1. ys that failur i lver sh andi O said to Mr. Thompson stated that he wa. Married, and made a willn favor o kis—wifA Conn ty Court and registry office i to be established at Nelsonville, anitoba. —Dean Grassett, of St. James' Cath-: eIra1, Toronto, is very ill and his recov-1 e y is doubtful. _ —Fifteen thousand tons of steel rail f r the Canada Pacific: Railway arrive It Montreal recently. — Trees are being planted on Wel 1 ngton street, Ottawa, the whole lengt of Parliament !square. —A trout weighing two And a h ounds was caught in, the vicinity o • ottenham the other day. —A young child in Ottawa was ffected by the storm on Saturday tha i has lost its mental faculies. — It is said that cattle have sufferei eatly in New Brunswick from the s aroity of hay, and Many have starved t death. ' 1 —A few days ago Mr. Qua, of Par*, a ld to Mr. J. M. Whitelaw, of Wood, - sock, a driving colt for the handsome nm of $300. Horse fiesh is still gong —It is stated that Sir John Maedon- ald's recovery has beeia retarded by the reset:ire otpeople to See him on public usiness before his departure for Eng- nd. 1 . —The first clipping of this season's ool was brought int the London mar - 011 Saturday by Mr. Manier, a Dela- ware man. He sold t for 25 cents per pour.d. —The dinner to Sir Hugh Allan at ontreal on Thursday of last week was brilliant affair. The attendance was 1 rge, and 'everything passed off very 1 uccessfully: —His Excellency the GOvernor Gen- re' recently presented a beautiful col- 10tion of books to be offered as primes mong thelcittawa Sti.-Patick's Orphan syl um scholars. , —James Anderson 23 yeareof age, a farmer from Haysville, coefined in the provincial lunatic asylum at London, committed suicide by hanging on Thursday night of laet week. —Mr. Joseph Craig, of Westminster, recently bought a colt from Osborne dr Tram, of 'bickering, for $500. The colt was got by Scottish! Lad, and weighs 1,200 pounds at the age of one year. --The round -house of the Hamilton Eland North-Western railway at Hamil- ton was destroyed by fire on Saturday, nd eight engines more or less ruine . The loss A estimatedat about $35,00 —We learn that Mr. J. P: Ford, who carried on a general atore in Ayr, Wat- erloo county, for kwelve years, has recently engaged in the cattle business in Southern Colorade. We wish hi the best success in, his new unde taking. —Jame a Fishoarrisr, brother of Be amin Fishcarrier, wi!a o was executed i he month of June 1st for the mnrd r f his wife, was s ntenced to six ays impnsonment at Brantford t ther day for attempting the life of h otker. • —Mr. C. Sohriebeh has been notifi that his services as Chief Engineer Of the Canadian Pacifid Railway will not be required Biter the transfer of the • • zed the an- atged Welland o passage of as senior mem- anent, wi31 be and Premier, Hon. Mr. , the Prirkiess piresent at the Of the Royal hs at Halifax, Of ioolwich, weel4 ast the Steers,' weighing f r which he t le amount of attle raising 0 ne par a dividend 01 over 5 r. 11 kely that the ill give Tor - 93,00. This urbs. If the tie outgrowth •el , the popula- 61 100,000. reported at Gibson, the door factory. be heavy .and asiairts that pon a taken of ab the s at aro mein onId t swine n the neigh - h Concession, Minto, scores, t and so fax the een diedoveed. The rs to PO only among •r a doze* farmers have and th iet diefease 'ap- ding. he late Mr. Thompson, o,B. C. has 1 lived in ✓ some I yeas, as in er delicate health she us climate of 'Ben between datives of the land and Ot- of the estate, . Thompson his aeath bed he rigo ute has o nd the an in ossessio g tha to state that Mr. Wilkins stood the double operation remarkably well, and that at the present time everything points to a. speedy recovery,. • —Hon. D. L. McPherson will be acting Minister of the Laterlor during the abse England —A M land, is of an estate of $60.000. The fortunate . . - ones are aid to reside in that vicinity. —Dr. J P. Nash, mayor of Picton, died on 5 turday, aged forhyitwo. The doctor h d been suffering for some time from a co ph -cation of dieeses which resulted oe of Sir John libDonald in . Smith, from Lotdon, Eng - Ottawa, lookingfor the heirs dropsy. —Mr. 4. G-. Mackenzie,' one of the oldest merchants of Montreal; died the other night at the advanced age of 85. He has left two sons, who inherit their ft father's eat wealth. —The ittle sn, aged two year, of Mr. A. I °Isaac, of Delhi, obtained possessioh of a bottle containing nitric acid and mercury, and !mellowed. a portion Of its contents. Medical aid was immediately summoned, and the usual ree oratives administered, but to no purpo e. The little Sufferer died two hour after taking the 'pOison. —A vety destructive fire occurred in the town, iof Napanee on Monday morn- ing la.st.,4estroying a large Woollen fac- tory and.a, sash and door fdtory. The loss will be about $13,000, a d a large number of employees will e thrown out of eridoyment. Had. it not beeialfor . the heavy rain falling at t o time there would have been ranch ere damage done. —The Board of Direotors of the Eastern Dairymen's Association at a recent ineeting held at elleville set apart theisum of $400 for tt 6 purpose of securing 4.. competent butt and cheese oi inspectoleto travel through the district and give nstructions. This, is a good move and could be adopa by the as- sociations of other distri st with ad- vantage. —The ehipment of fresh killed beef to British markets by the 5 .1. Lawrence route is likely to assume onsiderable proportions this season, an no doubt the supe iority of this rout ,lboth in the stiorter citstance and cooler mperature, will soon :lais demonstrated o Western shipper. i Within a couple if years the Witnese thinks Montreal is likely to become t 'e chief shipping. ort of dead meat in Imerica. —A v ia, severe thura storm, Ile- compani d by high wind and hail, passed o er Montreal and , vicinity on Thureda I evening last. In the country‘ around 't e city several bar s and other building were blown down said in the city considerable damage as done by the hail : breaking winde glass and destroyil hot house plants The even- ing traiu tto the city were uch delay- ed by trees being blown aer us the rail- way tracks. —On hursday of last tation, 0 Caprising represen nearly Ithe municipalle the Toro o, the Gra by the the Go* ek a depu- atives from o served by o, Grey and B nee Railway, Pon the G-overnMent at Toren - interest of amalgamation with 4 Trunk. Theylwere assured on. Mr. Pardee ,I On behalf of nment, that ini the event of line to the Syndicat. This does riot any appl Cation being received for amal- affect his position ii connection with gainatio , their wishes would receive the Later —Acolouial due cons aeration. tilize the sawdu t everal s •nee by turning t ch paper is to be ly inventions nevei orm 'passed over ki Ontario on Sa aA • company hay, lig head quarte at Bridgewater, Nova Scdtia, is alaa to be organized to produced ;by -the throughont the prov into pulp,ont of whi manufactured. Tr cease. 1 —A terfifio rain81 large atea1of Wester urday evening last. great deal of windo a In $t. Thomas.a glees was brok n and considerable danage1done to fr t trees and I at Tharriseville a large new building was blown down and complete- ly wrecked. —S. Cook, ex -M. P. P. for Dundee has been appointed to theiRegistrarship of that county by the Ontario Govern- ment. Mr. Cook was a 30:ember of the first Ontario Parlianaent, C.nd is well known and highly re1spected in the St. Lawrence district, Where the family to which he belongs 1103 been prominent. He is a brother of H H. Cook, M. P. P. for East Simcoe. I —The trustees of the Mount Roy 1 Cemetery et Montr41, have request d the Orangemen of tlie city to efface th t portion of the inscriP ion on the Hato- kett monument, whct sates that tie deceased Was murde d "y a mob of Irish Catlielis." 214e ground for t i e request A the fact, supporbed by t oe evidence, that other besides Irishm on took part in the riot tvhih culminat d in Hackett's death. - —Intense excite ent prevails t Tamworth over tLe lanaccountab e absence of Mr. A xander Hussar treasurer of the ToW shi of Sheffiel He left home earl oxt Wednead y morning, April 27th for 1 Napanee, o hay goods. He dlne4 at he Campb 11 House,and it is repotted that he bong t a ticket for Toronto t at evening, but f this the proof is tine tisactory. It is feared he has met w th foul play ‘r become deranged, a ing been sickly winter. —Mr. William Wlkin, Sr., an old alt has be n vere suffer r oot. Hehi.s esidence for a months, a d and esteemed resident of for the past two yolaiire a from some disease in the now been confined hp his period of about eighteen for a time his bodily health suffered 40 severely that it was feared that it would carry him off. Of late, however, Mr. Wilkins' general health has improved; and acting upon the dvice of his med- ical attendants, he went to Toron Hospital, where the leg was in the firt place taken off an Meth or so above the ankle. it was fon a., however, that the bone was dise. still above this, and a second amputation became neces- sary—the leg being takeu off this time a little below the kne. We are happy .—Mr. townshi from a three s made a far up t the eye; of a wit' of a pot by the kind of the nos the eyes turn co lived fo from tli put inte liquids; its deat without least. from an • the dise —A noblezn Quebeo were 11 Lorne,, capital, city we Quebee point's direct t Railwa Grace the M Russel ponden Major Green, M. P., W. Bie all the' servan Rot st only on —It, the bod fully id J.. B. the my was pre case he. new. writes the boa that he 00 if Alexander McLed, Kincardine lost a number of !sheep lately epuliar disease. After two or dep had died, •Mr. McLeod investigation of the cause, and nostril in close proximity to discovered fon or five grubs iHh color and n tO bug. The s may be distin ldody matter w arly the size sop affected nished by a eh oozes from . ' A short time before death loose their natural color and pletely white. One of the insects six days after being removed sheep's head. Weed it was spirits of turpentine and other ith the view of accomplishing , but it survived the operation appearing to be injured in the McLeod is anxious to hear one who is acquainted with se. ause of the death of J hu B. Sage, Eitinguished English party of mysterously disap eared from and gentlemen arrived at otford on -the 21st D 3ember last, last week by steamer. They e1d on Friday evening, nd the jury Lot on their arrival by Lord ned the following ver ict : “That ho was on a visit to the ancient dentifv the bodysa that of John B. arid during their- stay in the of Brantford, e his guests. They remained in armer, and one day andvieWed the various their oath interest, and then proceeded that certain Chicago by the North Shore own, on or The party consisted of His bomber last, he Duke of Satherland, K. G., o id of their cfnis of Stafford, Dr. W. H. and muraer the celebrated 4peeial corres- nd that the of the London Times, and at or near neral Sir H. Green and Lady lad Messrs. Phobias Knowles, o. Thomas II. Crossfield, 0.. L. Stephen imported a eretith, and G. :P. Neele. In e bird Wat3 arty numbers twelve, including fine birds ▪ The object of their mission ie was even di but we presume they are.k, and two pleasure bent. , 0 birds were BS generally supposed, when accidentally fund in the Grand River was Mr. Todd's ntified as that ef the missing ont then die- ts, of Brantford Twnship, that Ptance was •ry of hissudden:disappearance ay morning ty well cleared up. But the eool going to developed something altogether u "ning birdetective Smithson, of Detroit, e was sur - the effect that he is confident the top of found is not that of Mr. Sage; ut another • equally confident that that -1).a placing person, i Still alive in chigan ; and he strange that he yvill wager that be can produce' itteditself him ali e in a certain, time. This he singular wager as been taken un by Mr. J. Y. is satisfied, Brow, of Brantford, whth puts up $2,- e bird that 000 tha Smithson cannot produce Sage 0 i made its int Brs e ord. To this,Sn4thson replies 1 years pre - that he will accept the 'wager, but in- of it during stead a Brantford he wil name Detroit f course 1* as the p1 ace where Sage is to be pro- 0013 dined ; but it is a str nge cironm duced, he could have ino power to stan that after such a 1 pee of time compel 1. i. to cross the' lines. Brown it sh uld return to its old h me. • accepts this; and thus the at present. It is a singula tion; 1ut we cannot help t this wdgering over what rau to be a dead man its a veiy p —A large party left Mond y to settle in the R distric . They went by wa Artha 's Landing, the Can Railw y and the Dawson ro look t • the Ontario Gov° land ants. —M . G. B. Windover, e was too victim of a, peculi few d s ago. He sat down botto chair with t:tne of under him, and one of t spring being uncovered, wire c t one of his fing,ers e — r. N. S. Benton, pr the enton Rouse, Ridge own, now eighty years of age, is re iring from busin ss. Mr. Benton has rept hotel in or ound Ridgetown 1 r over 25 years. He and his excellen wife will • be gre o tly missed from pub p life, and by no e more so than th travelling comm nity. —L st Friday evening, a Paris, as one o Gil, Allen & Comp nys teams, loade with plaster, was cr ssing their bridg gave and about One W atter rests complica- king that t be held. unseemly ronto on •my River of Prince a Pacific te. They went for Fetrolia, accident a an a spring his hands o coils of the sharp irely off. prietor of # that spans the race, ithe bridge way, precipitating t:am, wagon eamster in the wa br, -which is six. 'feet deep. Fo tunately no s hurt. After consi erable trou- ble the horses, wagon and 1 load were got ou. —An: Ottawa dispatch sa s that Sir John McDonald was, able to drive out for a short time on Tuesday and peron- ally made some purchases t the book storesi preparatory to his t alas -atlantic voyag, and his first appear 1100 011 the street after many weeks of lose retire- ment, was warmly gree ed by his friends. He left on Thurs ay for Que- bec, and accompanied by 1 Lady Mc- donald will sail for Europo on Satur- day. —Another Prittie party • Gm Toronto, arrived at Winnipeg on riday ifti3t. Knox'e Great Western part arrived on Saturday, having made lie distance from London to Emerson i 60 hours, which is the fastest time over Made. Taylo 's Grand. Truak par from Ot- tawa, arrived on Monday a i r)aliing. The three parties embraced ov : 700 per- sons alIl arriving at Winn peg within about 48 hours. This is -rmigration with vengeance. --*riking for higher w:ges :appears to have taken the form of n epidemic at present. Railway empl yees on the Canada Southern, also On I the, Grand Trunk at Montreal and in Ile city rail- ways re on strike, Sh emakers at Barri, masons at Ottawa nd laborers in di erent places are ma, ,ing similar demalide.. At Yale, Britis Colunabia, All tl4e Chinese, two thou and strong, employed on the -Caiada Pacific rail- way have struck. They ra4lsedaserious riot on Saturday, and. thre ten to burn down the town. 1 . —A funeral of unusual interest took place at Windham, on Sunday the 8th inst. It was the burial ofir. . and Mrs. Matthew Lowry, aged re pectivly 84 and 81 years. They were 41d settler ill the townhip, and many y imi ago cele- brated their golden wed ing. Both *ere tive members of ih Methodist chur h, the husband havin been aclass leade . A few days inc 1,Mr. Lowry died, and in a few hours ater the faith- ful companion of his joys 'nd sorrows folio' ed her husbana, an 1 on Sunday both ere laid in one gray 1.. — he 0 -alt Reporter say 0 of the cur- culio ; “These little pests f the plum trees are already at work la the early bias: eming kinds. jarri og the trees after spreading some cottoto below, is the a I oat efficacious way to ( estroy theta, but a great many can be I aught in a woo : en rag wrapped. aron • d the trunk just eIow the limbs. T , e injury to the I nit is most destructi • : when the germ is just emerging fro.' the blossom', as t o on the boring reaches ; the centre, whe te the stone should fo in. A couple of w eks attention now w 11 very pro- babl ensure a crop. — he inquest whith wa opened be. fore Coroner Webster to nquire into the who Bra dos re et n wi Sage, late of the township in t e county of Brant, the itirors aforesaid, upo afor said, do farther say pers ns to the jurors un abo4 the 21st day DUD did f loniously, wilfully, mall e aforethought 1 kill the Isaid John B. Sage, said niirder was ocarimit the 4ity of Brantford." —Some four years igo1 Todd, of the town of Gal goldfinch from England. bredwith a canary, and fo were secured. One 4 the awe* to a frieiad inNew Y yea ago this spring, as t bein cleaned, one of ithem escaaed. It hovered about gard n. for a day or wo appe red, and the eirou aim a st forgotten. Oa Sun last, oowever, on Mrs. T the o °Or where the two re were hanging in their nage, prise to seea third bird o the age:4and on taWg •cage, and opening diet door food lad water therein, bird eadily entered and pe tofealt me it thilpatMriwr.nTetd. d from particular marks on t it is he same one that h esca : from the cage two vio 0 ly. What had becom this ong interval can only 4-4 11