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HURON RECORD
CLINTON, PRIDAY, OCT. 7T2i1881.
The trial of Vankoughnet,theLoagh-
baro• murderer, , has been concluded.
this week. Very strong and circnin-.
stancial evidence has been elicited to
prove him guilty, yet it has. been the.
part of some of them to tryto make it
A meeting of tlle'subconinnittee ap
pointed to draft a 'circular for distribu-
tion among :the members and friends
of the order in reference to the. erection
of en Orange' hall in this city was re=
Gently held: The Circular refers as fol•
lows to tba " proposed now hall ;-" It
should; if possible; be onthe cornerof
two streets a building, one -of which
appear that the murder was purely• ac-
cidental. The counsel' for :the defence,
spoke of the prisoner's •family, of the
sympathy and assistance they, needed•
and that the judge -should be very len-•
ient in his sentence. Although the
jury had been locked up • for several
hours, they failed to agree. on a verdict,
there being three of them favorable ,to
acquit tal. .i •
The statement of Dun, . Wiman
Co., showing the number of failures
for the quarter ending Sept. 35, ,1881.,
is as follows For the United. '.States
1,024, against 979 for the same quarter'
of 1881. The liabilities for the IInit
ed Skates were $10,1.12,365, for the
third quarter in 1881, as against V2,-
121,422, for the same period in 1880.
The liabilities for the Dominion of
Canada in the ,"third quarter in
1881 were $787,889, against $1,-
219,763, showing a reduction of
$431,874. The failures in Canada for
the first nine months in 1881 were
479, against 779 for the 'same period
last year—a reduction of 300. The
liabilities in Canada for the first nine
months in 1881 were $4,690,74.7,
against $6,880,611 in 1880, a reduc
tion of $2,189.,864. In the. United:
States for the first nine months' off this
year the failures were 3,890, "ageins't
3,476 in 1880 and the liabilities $51,=
010,185 in 1880. It.will bo seen that
Canada stands . relatively in . a ` soul d
position ; that the country, as measur-
.ed by,.these returnes,,is increasingly
prosperous, notwithe'anding all. that
,las been said in detraction of our trade
policy and the evils that were. proph-
esiad to flaw' from it.
'a
shonfld be a.:leading:business streets aS a
building. in this position can bt laid out
to greater advantage, It should : be
three`: storeys high,' with mansard or
other approved roof, and should have. a
frontage on the principal street,of fifty
feet or thereabouts, by a depth of one
hundred •feet at the least. The ground
floor to be occupied by stores fronting
on the principal street, with the ,en-
trance to' the public''hall'and 'lodge -
rooms on the side street. The first,
floor above stairs to contain, a public
hall, a reception -room, ante -rooms; etc.;
the second floor to,contain lodge -rooms,
comni'ittee-rooms, refreshment -rooms
etc.; and' the mansard'rooni to be oc-
cupied by the caretakers.. The' build-
ing, also,
uilding,.also, to contains•store rooms, and
all usual necessaries and conveniences ;
ant, "of course,' through out all due con-
sideration to he .given to the latest im-
provements in ventilation, light, heat-
ig,'etc. --If the corner lot cannot be
obtained then the 'committee would
suggest' a central position in a block
andin such a ,larger frontage would be.
required. * * .*. * . * * .*
The money realized fropi the demonstra
"tion meld on the 12th of July in the In-
dustrial Exhibition grounds, amounting
to $2,000, has. been vested in three
trustees-J3ro..James Smith, It, W..•
' Bro. E. F. Clarke, Cu. Master, W , Bro.
J. J, Funston, past District Master and
Count treasurer -in trust..such,a hall
,and building; and this sum nowforms
a nucleus of a fund for that purpose,
which it is hoped will be largely aiid.
sufficiently augmented by the liberal
contributions of the lodges, members,
and friends of the erdel': f"}-i5'mtitielr.
The provincial Exhibition will prob-
beheld in London ' next year, as the
Toronto niers seem to act very• inde
pendently with ,regard to the show
being held 'there,;:: and don't -seem to
care "weather they get the show or;not.
London ''is a better •location . at • any'
-rate:
Trtr'Toronto :Mai/ and'the Montreal
Stag have been having -wine lively
.work over:' their circulation, .' but the.
112ail as everyone knows has the largest
circulation of anypaper' in theproviiree,
and the-Btar was obliged•to-takebacl
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