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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-09-19, Page 1tr 1884. imurmiama, th a baby its States. Oe A they were °1:180 L address teed. bY the were given which they ley had beee ,spect. The hed for. and a afternoon_ the 7 p. n. is children. her leads ft oe the cause t of Embro the 3rd Di. purchased near Stra,ts ha -v& peat eriy owned St. Marys, iU case of the ag daunted gh le about factory at_ whct WaS lin an attack g. ancj wilt stss. kfl of stt !gmation iat town to its meeting =mil tonna ewn costaficently at ho at once Ron, of Mit- : coming in ay that he sides and ertneil has, ielature for gity. They D empower . debt,eay exitly sold of Downie, Their P-.° pounds - >turd. cheese fair 6,600 boxes km (twenty- • the fall aesa of the 'Maas was: the barn - aillon, near /An& The his whole as destroy- arrottudine 5: H there ✓ which is other it is _ u resident ttended ex - • neighbors. ation of tar keep him eh. the music- Meraorial ew others, ; tnd in the , presented - antairiing a and an ad- recia.tiart of [gh.'s cirous the street an. named Villiamson's window in idewa,lk be. up it waa ed no More aking of 11 eek, wbiie tbor's, near r met with a SeriOUS DallY on to korge power time, his -e raa,olain- rho wrench- ngS, tearing t in no way en a second been badly says : The stable, and g rampant-- anism was, ammunity. .started by e Army in by several :to its bar - 'em,. Ward i a captain tly, Later ' door was. ung and unsling in-. ranee of Ra ht to light ut 13 miles ht of the , a Gerisaa,m -n, of about eared from. *th his wife - ed Daniel. next lot, mace, made wife and bouts, but eplies, and Deed. Ile remises in rother, wha- Finally he umps, and d by what rred meat. noticed a game por,- a jaw bone is were those of et S wife have - some time ment being een ars- her Daniel& t the 131311 the 190d1 nap pile to ar iS 0/113r nig about. 8 ft 1 e , • • VIVENTEENTIE YEAR. virlIOLE NUMBER 876. SEA RTH, FRI SEVEN HUNQRED PAIRS, —OF— MEN'S and BOYS' • ONG BOOTS ALL FIRST -GLASS G.00DS. A great number of these boots are hand made, and will be sold cheaper, quality considered, than ever before isard of in Seaforth. A large stook of Sues and Boys' LACED BALMORALS, Baited for Fall wear, got up with best quality uppers and heavy rivited bot- toms. Every one needing a real good tidal article should call and see them. -We will sell them very cheap. OVER ne Thousand Pairs OF Ladies' Fine Buttoned and Laced Boots, Of the very latest styles, all widths, tints, prices and qualities to choose from. LADIES' SLIPPERS VERY CHEAP. SCHOOL BOOTS. THE MOWAT RECEPTION. THE MOST BUCCEBSPII BTRATION EVEB] POLITICAL DEMON. EDD IN mamas The Premier started from Nigara Falls Tuesday at se en .a. m., travellin in a special car attached to the regale morniug express. by the Toronto r and a strong body o every station alon A great variety of Children's Strong Boots for Fall and Winter wear at low prices. e was accornpanie °option committ local follo ers. the line orowd were waiting to cheer him as hepassed $ of th nd th incoln acoomt ttalione At St. Catharines the delegatio Lincoln Reform Association, Young Men's Liberal Club of two hundred in number, aud palsied by the band of the 19thB Men's and Bayed Hats in great variety and very cheap at the Seaforth Boot Store. boarded the train. The del gationii bore blue Bilk banners with the wordS " Lincoln and Niagara " inscribed thereon. At Grinasby the tqwnship and village delegation, which seerned to comprise almost every man in those portions of the electoral district, got aboard and crowded- the train to it: utrnost capacity. i AT H*ILTON. Upon arriving at Harnilton t was an animating lane in the The spacious station platform mass of humanity, that cheere alai again when :the traiu .ca stand -still, while the splendid the 13th Battalion played See quering Hero Comes, as IYIr stepped upon the platform tliat h been erected to do duty for the (imago did• n harlto orxn A -- ;s fro milto Mow: ed, and' ddres th ai t ma s. T OBIIM eeted d gat QHEAP SUGARS ! just received another lot of that beautiful White Sugar, thirteen pounds for $1. TEAS! TEAS Our 30o, 40c to seen xtrem Ite on agai' ne to band he Co Mow The Hamilton demonstration occupy many minutes. B. E. president of the Hamilton Ref sooiation, presented an addre the Reformers of the city of 11 congratulating the Hon. Mr. upon the victory he had achie upon his safe return. Similar ea were presented from Sot Nor th Wentwort h. M. Mows a briefreply to these address party then had breakfast, and' the march ,to Toronto, being g several places along the way, a ering strength with eery rale un the two large trains cbuld co tain d HIOT- IN TCRONTO. From early mbrning in the city tij streets were thronged with, peopl every second persou wearing bad The early trains brought in de egatio from all parts of the con trv,av mingled with the throng and dded the jam, until it was scarce p ssible move along the streets. Th re con not have been less than 60,000 trang in the city. I Mr. Mowat's train arrived shor after eleven, and as tlae arraiigerne ite co stairs gge, el omine ach a t leng d . As s greet er ne reach heer t 4 tho 1 f t t. fie 0 and 500 ,Teas are the best value in the market. - full stock of goods usually found in &first-class grocery store. Agent for the Kerby. Climax Cattle Food, the best and cheapest in the Market. Call and get oirculars and testimonials. GEO. GOOD, for the procession were not q pleted he was spirited away u the station, while Manager Wr Mayor McMurrich and other p politicians guarded the appr kept the crowd irmorder. everything was jut in shape, a THE CHAMPION of Ontario's rights appear° stepped from the station he w with a ringing cheere-that ch died away until the procession the Queen's park. It was a miles long, a cheer one hundr: and throat power strong. THE PROCESSION, led by the chief marebal, Cap Manley, began to move‘in the order at half -past eleven : Five hundred young men of with band and banners, "_Ho Franchise Champion," "Ca Fealthe." North Oxford, one hundred men, with banners, " The Riding Honors Ontario's C and " Mowat Right Again." - Toronto, two hundred nen ner, "The Queen City Rejoi Citizen and Statesman." Algoma, sixteen men with 1anner., Brant, one hundred men,with ban and banners. Bruce, forty men, with banners," Men of Bruce Oarior MoWat," Mowat's Ability, Integrityl Wisd and Honor." Cardwell, two Ifundred en, w band and banner. East and West Elgin, ei hty m with three banners. South Essex, fifty men, wit bann Halton, fifty men, with ba ners. Hastings, sixty men, with bann " Mowat's Caution, Wisd m, Honor," " Civil and Religious quali and "Who is the Constituti nal Li per?' South Huron, three hun red with band and. banner, " No entre Lion at Ottawa." ' West Kent, eighty men, with bann Lambton, one hundred andi ftfty. ix with band and banner, " owat Territorial Rights." South Grey, fifty men, with bann " Ontario's Rights Must Ndt be rendered,". and " Ontario's 14ights tained." - Lanark, one hendred axlid' tw men, with banner ," Doirly Hurrah ?" Lincoln, fifty men, with banners. London, fifty men, with banners. ,Middlesex, one hundred. mem with banner, The Th United for Mowat." West Simcoe, one hundred men, with band and berm with the Frozen Whisky Bri East Simcee, sixty men, nera. South Simcoe, one hundr/J1 an enty men, with banners. Victoria, sixty men, W Ji b Mowat, the Law Reformer ' Muskoka and Parry Son d, se men with band and bann r, " Middlesex, Muskoka and L nno deemed." West Northumberland, o e hu men, with banner "Mowat Di Go." South Ontario, sixty men, with ner " South, Ontario Firs. E l!ilowat." Itiorrisoreo Old Stand, Beaforth. t e 1 0 0 0 0 d 01 n 1# ain F. ollowi Ontail or to t d M and fi Ban amPio and b es in h er 0 n Rodeoi band a ban it and ee and wit h n t r n r r North °uteri°, one h with band, and banner rt" unites in Welcome to the Ontario LAteral Club, dr d men, Ontario ier." hundred banner general re ne and sixty mei, with band an "Oliver Mo at triumphant a elootiozis of 1 7 , 1879 *01188 Peelt one nndred au fif With and, ia d banner lc Rights Pro Motel Rigb's, Sustained." F'ertla, one with bend an South and dred and th banners "H of Ontario's Tyrant Trim Wellington Guelph city "Hail to the Wellingtons North Wer eighty men, battalion and South Wer banner " Re Oen turyi. " West York band, and b Premier," " deemed," East York band and b Courage a More Mani tario," " Es tario's Ch Mowat," " whiskey," policy," " T by Mowat " Mowat Ag to Mowat, 0 man and Pa Welland, handsome s Mounted young men. Carriage Mowat, Ho lldoMaster, of Oxford R: Mounted men of East Carriage Blake, Hon. Cartwright Carriages hers of the hundred and banner. North Water bo, On irty men, with bai neat for Mo Eights," and phant." four hundr eve y 1 men, Itario's ust be y men, hun- d, and at, fender ' T1i& Little d n1iei, with andand two fine b nners, Chief," and !" T Three or Mowat." . tworth, one iunrf3d and with baud !Of 1he 13th banners. ' tworth, seventy ipjn, with orm for th Pt.slt Half ,our hundr d n. n - f y d d y 8 n Per nber, As the'pr street the BI gotten. As the street ing, perspiri waving awe •oompletely wedged fan while conti hats and h gress of Mr the head of the park it and Mr. Me passed through to the P1 tfor HE MASS MEE11iNG. The mas: meeting irJ th park was a uccess, thou h it what tedi us. A pled rm erected fo the speak soon crowd d to its ut Hon. Alex: nder Mack the chair, nd was accor and heart recognition') es the old -ti ers: Fully eigh people w re ' congrega ted stand. Captain bMaster, P esidie Provincial eform assodhttioln address fro that body. M son read n address, from Reformers f the prods ce. were read rom the foil win districts: estern Mgma, eludes th disputed t rrit Brant, Sou h Brant, Ca dwe the two Ontarios, E)st Northumb rland, the thee two Durh ms, East Hest Grey, Nort • Lanark, est two Water oos, East Mi dies the young Liberals of Loi i East York Peel, North Gre West Lam ton, the thr 'e r Algoma,St rmont and Aldi presented n of these 1dri pied considerable time, and rapidly thilnned ant, though sufficient reixiiksined to cOnsti audience. 1 , When Nr. Mowat repic to cheer that'went up split here that ha was a gener nestion and delivery. II gain. s were also d lahe, " Honest a It a I • limners "Welijoom est York lWill ountry Befo e P eight hnndreld loners; "Mowat d Perseverrnce oba Artillety st York Weloo mpion," " Hu ure Eleotio s— (mat Souu e Boys of Eat Y and Provinbial in Victoriouti," tario's Champio riot." ,s one htiedredll Ir tin banner. escort, con4tin{ f East York. containing t Ho . Alex.' Mate') nd Mr. Douglass, formtAsseci ion. escort, thi ty.fi York. containing on n, with to the e Re- rty." e , with donee, " No Li On- es On - h for frozen Timber iSghtatenf,'-i' elcome States - in with 11) f thirty 1 T. B. Parde , Si nd Hon. L. 11 containing pijomi eform party. oession mod ht was one reve far as the ey co as one dense,iblac g, shouting, IOhe m of humani y. •locked, rail ay as easily as 1aby nous cheerio an ud-kerchiefs 4ark Mo w at's o ria the processida h alted, the li ee o wat and his tiou B, OBt DZi lcd 11 e t r r d li 11. e 11 111 the atmos His ispeec boundary an hour in again and Address Hon. Mr. and other t Oliver , Capt. resident young Edward Richard tington, t mem- Yonge be for- d reach BWelter- g; hat- ffic was ys were arriages, aving of the pro - W hen reached ned d escort blage did nc midnight. And then ended. In iSEPTgMB1411. 19, 1884. i t brea j/t, np until long after owat demonstration in it was a -decided success, the best o the kind ever held in -Toronto. Ther wee no lack , of en- thu iasm, no lack f numbers, and in a general way the arr ngemeuts were good and were well carriediout. the the m N TEe. North Ontario 4arried the handsom- est banner, and Welland was not far behind. Photographs of 1r. Mowat sold like hot cakes. • Some thane aft r the procession had reached the Queen's park the St Marys band ;same intoithe Union station. About a score of I additional delegates were picked up, and away they marched •Queen's as some - ad been ich was apaaity. occupied generous ially by hob -sand bout the 't of the read an acpher- e Young ddresses Tectorial hick in - y, North 1, London, d West roes, the P, South lgin, the , Ottawa, n, Kent, East and. lingtons, nd. The es OCCII- e crowd all times te a large eply, the through losed yet. w of the ed about cheered ;kJ 4 1 a d a or.c no 1 re )000p THE BANQII T. The Granite rink waS ga greens and bunting whet t to hold tick ts f et ranged t 6111 The differeitt ba cession, wer f the hall, w imiipediately ate enougli wat bane the table. in the pr the sides end, and trance, th word " wel three feet Ihigh beamed guests. Upon entetin Motvat 'enthueias He return a cheerful s received wi ic welcome, b 3d the greeti smile. 'thou h the menu las a be °sired, the caterer I bre and hung y Reformers wer ing until heir patiene hausteda At some of wee tre endons cla at length 11 were satin The toa t list was lo, Hon. Edward Blake oc and in Irit len:th on of the wh t less mapy i Speeches Q. C., Et Cartwrig Mr Mer Ilu tingt ra ile fac • Da chw he hi #/ Or ed g upi oducing the gue the principal I pol ti ay. Mr. Mo •at thanan hou , to c portant poslic ere also ma ee by n. -R. NV: SOU, S t, John Char ton ier, of Quell:an n, and othe 40e I - 4. 1' 0 1 0 1 0 0 to the meetng. cession all o the The mounted ea ey hada little pro - selves. ort for the Premier was arranged throngh the effort$ of G. W. Badgerpw, M. P. P. They added greatly to the appearance of the iproces- sion. I Covers were' laid for 2,000 guests at the Granite rink!. Every cover was 1 U8'd. been on terms of intimacy for some menthe past, but their parents forbade marriage till a few more years had P9188114; 1— . T. D. Miller, of Ingersoll, has • repeived a cablegram etating that his cheese reoeived a first pries+ at the Am- sterdam Exhibition. This is a great tr umph for Ontario, taking first honors ri ht from among the famous cheese - m a.kers of Holland. —An aged lady Darned flauntz, of erionsly in - while par - there, and The driver Preston, was run over and jilted by a team in Heepler acing in the Salvation Arm isInot expected to survive. of the team was drunk, and is now un- der arrest. —Peter McLaren received a check for $120, 000 recently, in full of the jddgment obtained by him against the C nada Central, now the Canadian P cific Railway, for lumber burned in hs yard at Carleton Place—$100,000 fdr damages and $20,000 for costs. —A farmer living near Walkerton, race °minty, held over 400 bushels of heat from last year, after being offered .10 per bushel. He will now be glad sell at la+bout 75 cents. A grain mer - ant in the northern part of the same unty carried over 6.000 bushels. His ss will be nearly $2,000. —Mesdre. Meredith & Meredith, of ondon, have entered an action against e corporation of St. Thomas, on behalf f Mr. and Mrs.F.G.Mammery,claiming 5,000 damages for iejuries sustained Mrs. Mummery through an accident used by the defective condition of a dewalk. —An exchange remarks: Canadians re a nation of griimblers. While fficers expect to ther countries are being ravaged by n 25 days. The lagues and famines, torn up by to join the expe- yclones, washed out by floods, and, s that if it had racked by wars, all is serene in Can- at was wanted da, and yet Canadianii are always cora- uld have easily •laining about something. been obtained. —So great has been, the demand for —Mr. Hamel. of Three Rivers, Pro - twine binders this sewn that the Wat- vince of Quebec left wIth the Canadian B011 manufacturing company, of Ayr, contingent for Egypt. General Wolae- i tend soon to start on the manufacture ley, with whom be had served. in the .1 f one thousand of these machines for ext season. There is not one of the result year's make left in the shop, nd scores more could have been sold. —Last Friday evening as a freight rain was going down a grade between aorpse jumpedtow nautdh etrack Dundas,anthe w etrher eewreck- d. last / Conductor Turnbull, of London, as killed, and brakeman Thomas tnith, of Hamilton, WEIS injured, and it is feared fatally. Robinson, another rakeman, escaped. —George Scouter, a preminent car- iage builder at Forest, while working n his blacksniith shop on Monday, was truck in the breast .1ty the handle of is hammer, it having been accidentally truck by a sledge ha ' mer in the hands f au employee. He e leaves a wife and —It is stated that ho returned to Ottawa ' on Friday, ooks anything but Well. His trip to ugland has not by any means improv- ed his health. His friends state that - he will not be fit to stand the worry of nother session, and that he intends esigning, probably to; accept the Geyer- orilip of New Bruniswick. —The Paisley Advocate is responsible or the following: A patron of the alkerton cheese factory put yeast in is creana to raise; it. The butter- aker could scarcely keep the cream rom running over the can, and when e got it into the churn, it nearly_ burst •t open. The linttermaker thought there was dynamite in the' churn and early lost his wits, 1 —In connection with thedrowning of a child in Toronto Bay on Sunday of last, week, through a ; perambul- ator in which it wag seated slipping rom a gangway of a ferry boat into the water, a coroner's jut& returned a ver- dict of culpable negligence against Captain Carnegie and John Quinn, deck hand, who were immediately ar- rested on a charge of manelaughter. • t Almost every speaker during the day ,k laid great stress upon the statement that there ere edifier battles for Ontario to fight, an v,ehielt must be fought in the near future, that were of , as great and even g eater importance than the one just c stood to m to assume vered by Rymall " nolude an tha he agg . This was under - Ontario was about essive. AP e: a Ca ada. Rev. Dr1 Cochrane has returned to rem S otland, al Dawson, of MaG111 Uni- ntreal, has been knighted. will be taken on the Scott Barry ounty on Oct beri8. rroll, f Biddulph n toriety, m the Rock Monn- Brantford versity, M vot Act in Gle —Jim C has returned fr tains. —It is estimate people visited ti Exhibition ;On Mc —The Algonqe trict of Lake Te be Starving. that at least 40,000 e Toronto Iediestrial nday. n Indians, iu the dis- . iscaming, are said to —A colored maned Jas Wilson was beaten almos to death by roughs near Tiverton, B uce county, recently. —An Ott wa ming man Was set upon in brio d da lighton Craig street, Montreal, aid ro bed of a gold. watch —A St. John, Newloundla,nd dis- patch says 319 icebergs are drifting sonthwar4 between Cape Freels and Cape Race. —The gross ieceipts for the eight 0 1 and $350. days of the Dominion and Provincial Exhibition at on Saturday, wer —The Grand asking for 1,034, it that the Wes double tracked. —A special se Court of Caned hearing argunse cense Act, will b Septembt ' —Mr. John Gr nt, formerly lof Grant Brothers, Elora, has traded his grist mill in Listowe for $1,000 worth of dry goods and has opened a large store in Lucan, —The Toront grand jury threw out the bill agains John 1'. Thomason, Treasurer of P rkdale School Board, who was charge with embezzlement and larceny of a, heque. —A young woman named. Hawley, while waiilticg on the Kingstonat itPem- broke R ilway track, near Sharbot Lake, the other night, was struck by a train and died few hours afterwards. --Thetvacancy on the Superior Court bench, oaneea- by the elevation of Chief ith ever- fortun- the Mo- es about ers borne. ed about the upper the en - in letters upon the Oliver y Mark of • pporters. nod and hat could ed badly, ept wait - quite ex- bles there food, but d varied. the chair, spoke at -al topics oke some- ing upon questions. 'Da Lo-nnt, r Richard. . P., Hon. on. L. S. Lie 11800Da• optreal, which closed not /pile 513,000. Trunk Railway are 0 ties, and rumor has ern Division is to be sion of the , for the pu its on the Li held on the upreme pose of uor Li - 23rd of Justice Hagerty has been filled Hon. Johia O'Co —Only 64,235 o the Court of Appeal, y the appointment of nor, Q. C. immigrants settled in Canada thie year as compared with 80,011 in 1883. No doubt the partial failure 9f the °reps last year had some- thingit t� do with his. —Pres' dent S ephens,of the Canadian Pacific R ilroad entered an action of $1,528,39 "against Bradley Barlow, exe presidentof the er adva ces m Pacific td the S —The ProVie men's Christie Temperance Unions will be held in Toronto in October next. The niembers of the Toronto Union are busily employed in billeting the de- legates. —Alderman Wilson, ex -chairman .of the Finance Committee of the Winni- peg City Counci, has been arrested on a charge of fraud laid by the Mayor. The all ged fraud was in connection with a 1 —At of GoVe Universi Donald 50,000 f for worn —The outheatern, to recov- de by the Canadian theasteru. ial Union of the Wo- ti an front the city einking fund. aturda,Y's meeting of the Board nors Of the McGill College y, Montral, a letter from Mr. A. Smith was ,read, offering r the endowment of a college n in connection With McGill. crooks who are to be found in attende ce upon every circus did aome succese 1 work at Forepaugh s show in Toronto. A m n named Travers, from St. Thpmas,hahi8 pocket picked of $140, even,' ot er oases were reported.. —The , com any which has been boring fcr natur 1 gas at Albion Mills, near Hamiltoe, having reached 1,600 feet vvitliout r abandon the we one. —One hundred were dispharge fit Rail ay fro nated with co family had to b when they rea the United Stat —The Hamil be regretted threatens to be of sickness an Since its firs pores, and the whol taken to a hospita bed th metropolis o on Tim says :It ie t hat dip theria agai ()me a p ominent cause death in our midst appearance seven, months ago t e Board B. 8 of Health ha been very actiVe in takng every ste calculated to stamp it o hoped they d suoc laudable object but the the last few da s show is not only still that it is aga ther a virulent —Serious swamps along t, and it wee ered in their occurrences of hat the disease present u the city, but n spread ng and in re- form. res are I raging in the he lake shore in the vi- cinity of Tiver on, Brucecounty. Large tracts of valuahle cedar aye been burn- ed. A farmer near Porit Elgin has lost his dwelling house, ba ins, and almost his entire crop. Nea Inverhuron number of t e reside obliged to wath their and day for the past we oases all the furnithre h ts have been buildings night k, and in some s been emovd. from the dwelings. Rain is eager looked. for t� Stay the lament ble d struction of valuable timber a d prop- erty that is going on. —The steatiaship Ocean King with the Canadian hontingent for service Egypt left Moiatreal for sea at daylig Sunday morning. She will touch Three Rivers and Que eo for portio of the expedition that re to embark these ports. I The Oc an King, whi has been specially fitte tip as a troo ship, is of 245100 tons register, and built of stee . Her reach Alexan4ria with nunaber of applications did= were SO 11.11111er0 been a fighting force t 4,000 or 5,000 men 11, • tilt, have decided to 1 and commence a new and fifteen hands the Canadian Paci- eir work e in Mon - treal last weeki Phis step has been necessitated b the extreme dullness existing in locom.oive and cenbuilding circles. —Ottawa can n raent as well a evening last a son fled awe in the n Pattee,oilatightt man. Carling some two years )W boast o New Yor of Hon. Jo ght with f a wealt s but 18, Miss Pattee younger. They had an elope- . Friday n Carling Miss Eva y lumber ied in 40 minute. ve children. ir Leonard Tilley, lo 111 11 —One night last week, as Arthur Woods, a farmer living in Arlington was driving home frdni Toronto, he fell asleep in the wagon, ttnd was awaltened by a man going threugh his pockets. The man jumped froiln the wagon and sprang into a beggyn folloWing behind, in which a confederate was seated. Wood's pants pockets, containing $80, were cut away and carried off. —The other evening about dusk five young men named respectively P. Lam- phier, of Gralmmsville •, J. W. Kennedy, Thorndale ; Harry McIntyre, Canning - ton; Jas. Milne, Agincourt; and J. Benyon, of St. Catherines, while boat- ing were run into by,a steam yacht. J. Benyon was the only one saved. All were students of the St. Cs.therines Collegiate instititte. The bodies were recovered. —A tobacco manufacturing firm in Hamilton, has obtained a contract from the Imperial Government to supply the Canadian Nile expedition with its smok- ing tobacco. The first shipment was sent off last week. What with Cana- dian men, Canadian officers, Canadian clothing,Canadien CanoeB, and the best Canadian tObbacco,'; says the Hamilton Times, "the Canadtan Nile expedition is incomparable. Gordon:is safe." —Last Thursday evening about 10.30 the mail driver between Simcoe and Brantford was waylaid about two miles oat of Brantford by, three men, one of whom sprang to -hs horse's head, whilst the other two approached the wagon. The driver, whose name is Sears, told the trio to haul off, but as they took no notice of his SUMMODS be pulled out his revolver, firing low and wounding, as he thinks, one of his way - layers in the foot. Red River ea to him mettle diately. Tw edition, ersenally wr te tine his services im hours 1 ter Mr. Ham who is inspector itt Three Rivers, h resigued his poition, vsorth $1200 annum, and Was ready for Egypt. hashed con si era,ble nalitary eaperien The 100 men raised n the vinicity of Three Rivera *ill ac/in:Tatty him to Egypt. —Another ;abitconde in the person 1, of L. accountant i La Ban a- cinthe, Montreal, who is understood to have embezzled or made away with e- tween $30,000 and $40 000 of the ban 's fund. It appears the defaulter hats been giving1 his ow advances ;Wit out any s He is alsotc arged wi mere' nantes to eheipae own delinqu ncies. I whether ith loss will embarrass tihe hank and caPse it to Suspend, but it is expected there is enough left to meet all liabilities. —A youn WmCr:tnoh Reform r from his mother. pi twelve, was ent to th titution. A other sis was sent dowe last offence. The eldest 19, when a youngster five years in the Refor ing, and eignteen mon he ago, when he came out, fdr Iliimerol1s other offennes of a like nature, reoeived five years in the penitentiary, while a second bro- ther,. who hikl likewise served, five years in the Reformatory some eight months ago, was sent up for a term in the Cti- tral Prison. ' . —Particuars have been received of e- 1, er le has tnrned P. Herbert, que dn. St. II relatives la ge curity whatever. h . forging Ong o- to cover up ais is not yet known MereFt4N BROS., Publishers. $1.60 a Year, in Advance. —Too rauch car° caneot be taken by housewives and can ing factories in put- tingrup fruit and ickles in cans. A. great many personshave been poisoned by carelessness in canning. Donald M. McDonald, a Toronto layer, and his family, while on their way to New York, ate canned pickles Which were impreg- led in Brantford na DI was' s Lit dW11 tO ed he for five years fot stealing sion who have stooped to very mean Re- is sister aged Mons: He next went on to ishow how Mercee for p1(. whisky dealers made their isioney and er, aged about said that such men he could not pray year for a I for. I was always under the impres- oy, who ia sion or Saviour came upon earth to as sentenced atory for st in the county of Huntingdon, was shot and killed instantly, in his own home, late on Saturday night last, by a band of violettly drunken scoundrels, who attempted an entrance by battering his door. Finding that deceased and his young son offered a stern rsistance, one of the party fired a pistol, through an opening in the door, putting an end. to the life of the head of the family. So far there have been no arrsts, and full particulars have nottbeen received. The parties had been drinking heavily previous to going to the scene of the fatal event, but there is no news obtain- able as to the object of the inarauders in attacking the house, —The Winnipeg Free Press tells the folloWing storyin connection With Hon, Alexander Mackenzie's Northwest trip: When the train stopped at Stoney Mountaih an old gentleman named Mc- Farlane boarded the train ingairing for the Hon, Mr. Mackenzie. When intro- duce& he addressed that honorable gens tleman in his native Gaelic, -and it was found that they came from the same parish in their native Perthshire. The langnag Garden The old twenty inches t several tongue. cient him to o him the balance of his natur- al life, and seemed to feel happier thaii been presented- witb a ranch ow River country." exchange says: Although it is wn that the greatestiCanadiat scientist, Principal Dawson of Mon- treal, is an orthodox Christian, many people ibelieve that the majority of scientists are infidels, but the Philadel- phia Time e has been interviewing is large nuinaber of the leading members of the American Assecietion for the Ad vancement of Science, whieh is now assembled in Philadelphia. There are learned men from all over the continent there, a.nd some from Europe. The great Majority declare their belief in God and the inspiration of the Bibl, and sai accord cessary Genesi be the idea se oif,b fescie: i branch dence a said to be first used in the f Eden flowed freely fora. time. gentleman seemed to etyma years" younger and several ller when he was addressed by f those present in his mother He left the train with suffit ighland pride aroused within if he ha in the P --An well-kn that Genesis was entirely in ith geology, the only thing Ile - being to understand the days of as ages which they believed to h.orrect translation. The general med to be that a paetial Study e inclined men's mind e to litre - that a careful etudy of all its s must lead to a belief in Provi- ncl Diety. catt Act Advocates. MR. DIT011,—DEAR SIR,,-7he other night, t, like a few other Simpleton, strayed into a school house ;to hear a few speeches on the Scott Act. I was late for the first speech but had the ex- treme kleasure of hearing the Rev. Mr.. Danby's opinion on the subject. Anion of one his wi was an not co are de could t many other things; he told us an who, to obtain Whisky, sold e's shawl. Now, I consider this insult to his andietice ; we do pare ourselves to suCh. There raded men in all clsses. We oint out men in his Own profes- ke ow to al- a terrible murder at Canada Pacific Rail Collins, who hails fre saved $480, which he around his 'body. H companionea worthle camp together. Ryan day and repiorted that work and gone to Tor A week later Ryan al He was traced as far he forged Collins' na cashed it. Six weekt lins' body -Issas found in the .bush Ryan's ha,smer beide it. He been killed lby blows n the skull. ckfish bay on the way. One J Jan m Montreal, bad arried in a belt and Ryan, his s fellow, left the 1 returned the ext Conine had ' eft onto by etea er. o left the canp. as Toronto where e to a heck, tnd afterwards €oI- and ad —r. W the Bank o had a very other day tending th the Canoe reached a point in when the heat was in fish, which,jumped fr was killed ith an oar to shore Iwas found feet 8 in hes in 1 weight, aid measu circumference, It is and has ben visited citizens. 4Similar o ported, at honsand ing the pr —Robe appointed to investi means of canal sys which, it S. Clonst Montre reesarkab bile out i races in Club's n, paying telle 1, at Brockv e experience the a row boat at. connection with egatta. He had American water, aded by a huge re the river.' It and when brought to be a sturgeon 4 ngth, 42 pounds ng 22 inchei in now on exlaibition by hundrede of currence was re - Island ;park, tinr- sent season. t E. Douglass, commissiener by the Dominion G-overntuent ate and renort upon the est dealing with the Carta tan em, has shbmitted a re ort nudersto d ,the Governrient will act upon. He thinks the sucicess of the St. Lawrepce toute depends upon increasin the depth unless the inaproveu rence -waterways ke construction of th Railway and the sett try, trade of the C will seek foreign ch soutbwarq. via St. P Chicago. for deepe will prob Bien of th —Info Mentreal living on pray f have Tories troubl the po the 'deers either. The reVerend gen. t1emat told his audience it was a plea- () pray for farmers I would him to buy sheep amengst them, ht then change his opinion. His next tdea was that if the taveres were Closed there would be plenty of widows with their daught houseto oblige the pub ODiniOb there are too Many s ✓ sinners. He thei said we uch to contend with but if the would turn in there would be no to carry the Soott At. I think ✓ Tories would hue no share in sure advise he mi rs to keep ic. In my ch houses; they tigbt do for his reverence but not for the travelling minim preset day as it takes a time t keep a respectable DANIEL WILSON, The Frst Great Politic Ever Delivered in W A *innipeg correepondent to the recent visit of Hon. kenzie and Sir Richard Cartwright to the NOthwest, says in On the return of the Hon. Alex. ile, Mackenzie and his party from the Rocky Mormtains, last week, the Liber- als of the city got up a deptonstration in his honor, and without any puffing or bill posting, but the lmere announcement that e would deliver a short address, if his vice permitted, the rand Opera Hous was crowded to th doors on Tuesday night with the moat hatelligent and respectable audienee ever got to- gether in the Northwest, M. Mackenzie made a brief but lucid speech on the present political condition of the Do. minin, which Was exceedingly well received, and it could eastly be seen that the meeting, though largely -Con servative,was in hearty accOrd with Jais views. SIR RICHARD CARTWRIGHT,in who happened to be here on busess, followed with a telling indictment of the fiscal policy of the present Government, and showed in the most logictil and conclusive manner that it was entirely owing to the high tariff, railway monopoly, and other artificial obstructions, and not to any natural drawbacks that the settlement and pro- gress of the Northwest were so dispro- portionate to the expectatione ha refer- ence to it entertained in the east and elsewhere a few years ago. Instead of gettingonly about 20,000 additional -population every year we t3hould have had five times this number only for the unpardonable blunders of theDominion Goverm3aent. It was really the first great political speech ever delivered in the Northwest, and made a splendid e near Ormstiown impression on the crowd. P nity of the an all hiB 0118e. Bayfield, Spee0h .n,lireipfeerrgin* g - Alex. Mao - of the water, lan& s of the St. iii,w- p pace with' the Canadian Pacific en:lent of the c un- nadian North est nnels eastward or l, Milwaukee and The necesisary appropriation ing the canal to fourteen feet bly be asked at tlae next see Dominion Parliament. ation hap been received at that a mai named Rouleati, the roadsi 1;4 t'