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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-10-07, Page 6IRELAND' sr. Dublin, Sep, 29.—One of the Most daring outrages ever committed in Ire- land is reported frornNevr paitas. At o'eleck this morning the inhabitants of the village and in the surrounding distriet of the comas, of Limerick were startled frena their sleep by an .explosien which shook the houses and, shattered the. windows- The people rushed out to find that an attempt had been made to blow up a large hostile in which were sleeping Captain Lloyd, a•number of emergency men, and ten policemen. &harrei containing up- wards of dirty pounds of gunpowder had exploded tattier die portion of the house where it 'visas supposed Captitin Lloyd wa ephg,at he had cur- iously enough :only that eight changed his room to another part of the build- •ing, an so escaped a most cestain death Some of the inmates bad mir- aculous escapes. The back walls and doors were,00mpletely demolished, and the entire, building was shattered. The greatest care and skill had been displayed ira placing the explosive in the most advantageoaa place for doing, its work a destruction. 'Elemnauts. of the barrel and a portion of the fuse were found after the explosion. The house was built and ferwerly occupied by a matt named Hiekey„, who made •some money in. America. He recently had a- dispute with the landlord, the notorious Col. Lloyd Ap- John, and this resulted in his eviction a few eweeks ago, Capt. Lloyd acts as agent for his cousinr. Mr. .ApJohn, and !he went to occupy the house under police protection. No arrests have been made. A Railroad 'terror. ssolmstoar errwsitss As xxounsioN Aso A FREIGHT r114 4lymer,. Ont.,,'.Sept. '29, -.-The" 9:25" excursion train ftona here -to the exhib- ition at London, collided with a freigh train at Orwell, two wiles and a. frotu here, this morning.. • The'. follow- ing appear to be. the facts's; The excur• .sion train :had orders to meet .the freight here, but beings ten Minutes ahead °Mime, the conductor went on, intending to meet the freight . at pr - well. .The collision . 'occurred 'ou a straight .09.c9.00:94.4.0.41Ore_sthes_viesv was uninterrupted for two or. t'hzeie miles. • The driver of the freightap- ,pears to have seen.the other -train and nearly stopped, but the driver Of ' the ,excursion did -not see • thefreight, and 3;ept on at full. speed. • The passenger train cousisted of nifbe coaches, 1ive. of which were completely •wreekeds. Five persons are known to have heeaskilled, and several' more are tthiseing, 'Who are thought to be buried iii the wreck. .Aliout twenty were severely motauded, awl a great mussy slightly.. The dead are Win. Cook, porter:at the Mo.nsiOn House, Aylmer ;. Walmsley and his. -son; driver and firemanof the 'excur- sion train, of St. Thomas ; and two young men, names utiknown. wrecking train Was -sent to the scene of the disaster at Orwell as :quickly' •as pessible, and a gangset towork to cover .the becliess._of _the deed. _The' bodies of Hiues,-CoOk and the stranger from Jarvis, were taken from a pew - saner coach, mangled beyond reeogs nition. They weer placed. in &wagon and 'removed to Aylmar,. where an ingse•wiiI t. be beki.. . 'file following are the names of the sinal and wounded as. far as can be learned: . . Wm. Cook, porter at the ".31aission ifous,e, Aylmer, lciilled. • A young znan mauled Hines from - Jarvis, killed. • ••• A man from "Delhi, nathe-unknoWn, Welnisleyuaid his son, engineer and 'fireman of tlie excursion lige,- both , buried under the'debris of the • eirgitie they were running. • About 2 .o'clock a cenveyance was secured and the dead removed to Ayl- mer. A large number were injured, but it is impossible togist allthe names at present. • The following aro among the riunilser : Cheemborouglis driver of the freight is lying dangerously wounded stt tbe house of a fartner.s (41Se-fie-critical. Frank 31orrisonsAyleier, jaw }wok - two places anti injured internal- ly. .. • . • E. Stan from Copenliagensfatal- ly injured. • Mr. Dennia and wife, Bay City, Mich„ mopping at 'It -Michael's, A.y1-.. slier bad:y hurt. • Elias- Adams and .'wife,1 slightly injured. R. P. Black; tonna, slightly in- , • jured. , A young lady frenfliav City, Midis stepping, at litiffinalea, Aylmer, Ones thew t end daughter, •ttli con. 311iIrthide, slightlyinjured, the cause af the ,coliWou'is t pros'. t f mit inVolvesi In doubt, The driver of the freight train had orders to peso to Atymer, and the driver a the excur- sion train had orders not to leave -&y1Pier until the freight had passed. Why the latter disobeyed his .order cannot be learned. Six passenger care, the two engines, and a 'number of freight ears were piled on 'top of each other, The scene of the destruction and death passes alt powers Of discription, Ilten are at work endeavouring to get the bodies of Walmsley and Ms son from tinder the wreck. The coroner, 4)r. McLay, )ad the • bodies removed to .A,y1wer, where an iuqueSt will be held, Wheat, Oat and 'Utley Smut. °ROANS AND PIANOS. 4torn.. 1.01E111.4„,,,lllllll llllll 1:131 l „ llll '''''''''''' II lllllllll Daniel E, Beatty s Matnifactory, 01%711 v0 ,1, Rieirget teat* litZttrItTrerlei. (over throe (3) sores of space with eleven (11) additional acres for Lumber Yards .te.) 113.TheLartiest and ilfest Complete &tab- . Ilahment of the kind on the Globe. VISITORS .ARE ALWAYS WELCOMB. BEATTY'S BEETHOVEN 27 STOPS All persons who addresa us on the aukiect of smut, ask for the remedy or remedies, end this is .a part of the sub- ject very difficult to treat. The smut plant is 80 small in its beginnings and also so rapid ,in its growth, that its presence is not known upon the grai1? until its destructive work is done. If the smut enters the plant from spores which clinebto, find are sown With the grain, it is to be expected that a • thor- .ough cleaning of the grain would be a proper precautioe. The application of any substance that wouls1 kiil the spores and not injure the grain, naturally suggosts itself. The walking Of the grain in a solution of sulphate of cop- per (blue vitirol,) followed by an ap- plication oflinte has proved:4A value. preeautiouary measures oft1is nature are all,that seem to be within the reach of the farmer. • If, the spores VIII be kept from getting at the grow- ing grain, the smut will not appear. With corn the best way to rid the field of smut is to pass through it and gather and burn ail the effected ears and, stalks. In this way the many n01110/16 of spores are kept from beiug spread and continuing' the peSt. With the , smaller ;grains, as well' as wheat and oats, this. method though it is the , moat effective would probably be im- practicable. Tough the remedy is not easy .of application, it is a stop forward in the work, to know the exact nature of the trouble, and about tl,is there is now no doubt. Smut is a small para- SitiO plant preying up -On those of 4 'higher order.. . k • .Grandmother 'used te stiyi "Boys, if your blood is 'oak of Order tr7Brdoek tea; and they had to dig the Burdock-..adboils it cle*iilirkettlesoitking a . toasty stnellingdecoction ; now you get all the Curatiee prOperties put up's;in-a. palatable form. in 13urdeck Blood Bit-. ters. •Price'.$1.00, trial size 10 cents. The N...Cling, clean -king; Smithiego and bea1ingproperties of Dr, 'Fowler's. tract of Wild Strawberry renders :it the hest remedy in the' world for all forms of-howel complaints, sickness or of the stomach, cramps, cholera mors . bus tand•tlysentery. .Purely„„yegetable. • , and:always reliable. , GRAND ORGAN, New Style No. 9400, 27 STOPS 14 Oct- aves ot theCelebrated GQZ- DEN TONGUE REEDS. It is the Finest Organ ever made. 4 Caveat is filed at the Patent Office, to pro tect it. z'� other minutiae& aver eau build this Orgait. Priceviitn stocipm.onn filo and Book only— Cabinet, Feder, Chapel& Pipe • Cream. $30 and upwards, in great variety. GRAND, SQUARE andUPRIGHT $12a to 21000. Warranted If you cannot visit me be sure to send for Latest catalogue IR e ro Buying elsewhere. •41&i.S.7.1V Deal direct with the man. ufacturer and save middlemen's profits. write for list or names or purchasers. B.DtmEss OIL OhLI. t00:t DANIEL llF,„ BEATTY. Ymbinstort, New isms unitiul Metes Of Amgg. • ite liountain f)le WILL' s • . PARE, CORE AND )1.10E osbushel of apples:in MiNUTE S.. RACEY) . ' • ' • . Iron and HiirdWarsi Merelsisit, ,•• Bflot and Shoe llaking MR.H. BEACOM _Wisheatejnferettlie hilmbittintS of Clin- ton and vicinity thatlie is prepared' tird-0 • ,• el •' • Shoe Making &Repairmg- •On the shortest pess.lildene‘ice, BestFrenehKip or Calf Skin -Boots, Made to Order,, $4' to •$4.50.. far gt Call trial e, QtIter . . Plaec• of Rusinesk-,-ROttliteistle's . ' Old Stool; • Clinton; ApSil 2901, 1881. • Broadfoot &• Box, Hndeflakeyg Our stoek of Undertaking , Goods is very large and pont- tits; person requiriiig anything in thil line will tinti it to their advantage to tall aol see us;, as welave just re- ceived a large stock a wAL.Nrr AND .r‘ ROSEWOOD] - CASK ETS. • Also COFFINS, of eVery des- eription, front theissidsAineri-, can and Canadian inahufitetur- ers, also a stock of Robes Mel Trimmings, which we are pre- pared to ftittsJi at lialt the price formerly . charged for these (401515. NO, 77, BRICK BLOCK, • • +I- ):11 EtglIsti ;strut of .3E1 11:7 X -X tit, • One of the Beet NC X 30:1 rtiT3s-sr. --OVESTIGATO14-13476E. it Is a specific ire the,eureof ail diseases .of the Kidneys. Bladder, Prostatic Por- tion of the Urinary Organn,Irrltationof the Neck of the Bladder,Burning Urine, Gleet, GOnorrhen in all Its ,stages., Mu- cous Discharges, Congestion of the Kid.' neys, Brick Hust Deposit, Diabetes, In- flammation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy of Kidneys; Acid Urine, Bloody Urine. Palo in the Region of thellladder, PAIN INTIM BACK, Urinary Calculus, Renal Calculus, Renal Colic, Retentiou ol Urine, Frequent Urination. Gravel in all its forma. Inability to retain the.Wa- ter, particularly in persons advanced in lite. IT iS•A ItIDNEY IN VE4T1(.4 ATOR that restores the Urine to its natural color, removes the field and burning, and the effectof the excessive use.of lutoxI- catingdrJ. Pant,•sa; or, six Bottles for $5. IsTSend for Circuiail. Sold by all Druggists. W. JOHNSTON & CO., • ANIELIMSTBURG, • • ONTARIO. '49eats for the U. a and Canada. BRICK -pToRN, .• J/ARDWAfl4Nj.. :8 TO VES SPECIAL BARGAINS • In Fly Traps, Apple Parer,' Bari) Fence Wire; White Lead, WAN -Oils and ° Varinshes, Window Glass, Brasil and Enamelled Preserving Kettles, and Granite Iron Ware. We will open up this week a fine assortment of Lamps and Lamp Goods, and at ex- traordinary low prices. and see them. OUR STOOK OF STOVES This fall will bp the largest anti most complete ever shown in the county a Huron, comprising all the latest, designs and improvements in Cooking, Hall, Parlor and ,Parlor Cook Stoves; also a foil line of Ease Burner Cole Stove, ni- cludieg the celebrated Radiant Home, Our prices and terms will be 'as' favor- able asany house in the trade, and we Solicit a Call front all intending purchasem Do not mistake the place, Red Brick Store. sign of. the Padloek, Albert streetS Clinton, Ont. • HARLAND BROTHERS. • • •THE WORST PLACE in this Town to get your . is at the Old Waterloo House, ROBBTHF GROCER, Keeps the worst Stock in Tswis ills prices are higher than any other Grocer; he hi very- inattentive to (xis customers, and makes himself generally disagreeable to • every person that does patronize hint, and he don't waist your trade—mill, he keeps open day and night.” "Dear me, how this world is •given to perversion; nearly EVERYBoDY BUYS F1 -10M. There Must b& Songe A I istake.Here; • /-or HisGoodsare all New and ,Well tieught, and Don't You Forget It I"' ri " . 0 • Reinetideer :1e -place_ . •• ••••• • ..; OpP.08,t0,.Pod--Ofieb„ 111 . the "Old 'ater1oo IIoue,' ROBB, Groeer. - .......... -atq:wsc6ti 17' Heavy arrivalii of Sugar, bought bi.fore the late:advance. Ileavy arrivals of (4 catoral Groceries,. ' • Heavy arriVals of Crockery Glassware, Arcs ' • .• Brought direet ,from the mantifacturerd, very .low. We :neither,wunt to China or Japan to Intrebase ourr, put did the mkt best thing ; n. • . ut atreet.front heav;,- importe.ts. -NU Old woltiatt in lite. tunititi71to- 1)49 tried our • s, • T .tell von it is the best they eati buy: try otise,'.tlien always'. ' .• • • ,:CASIt :FOR •.C4'811 , FOR RUTTER "IAl PACI(4OE8, FiVO •OarlOads of 'tubiform Wanted' 447 41hielt the liigliest priee will he • THOMPSON & BOLES. • BcudeissoItn 'ant) Will make, for the next 60 days only, a Grand Offer of PIA14.1-0S AND Q.RGANS. $8&I'''Aliare'Orand Piano for only 4f246.. LLroscwool ease elegantly Milshed, nStriligs 7 1.3 Getitees full patent, isintisnto hulLI •IJ), .1 ,L PI .t • Chelnist8 • 1)etiggists, 7 A • • ltfolr. 11 .t . • t afratlie., our new patent everntnite; anale, latstitul carved legs and lyre licmc Awpent- , ..7 _. ., ., .. . . • .. , . .. 1 tillepirt,itvelltitir,.!fkut =lin toottlittitttnTr‘ivilai)i,criie41„4.:1 fg ittrie iit,ioliffnetetae4i boluailliGrawititiiii.et:;tt,T,ot,8 fi ,etleiii4,11.41;ituil 'Mei+, hi hat:every I, t , i •, t;;.., ?cut, lirleirh Ottdor Tit Itistronteet botia Ranood delivered en board ears at .$2.,5 00 Yin ur , wito AtIO COW , Stool.= k, only• .... •lrlik Niue) will he sent oli test trial. ilerlst1 iced refertinee If yon du not send 8800,1 %yid' order. (buff' • • Sent With ()MU Will by A7(11114101 anti teolgilitt.ettrues paid by us beth wios if Natio Lima dust ak4 repreemlbed. -in this AdcurtitannuilL Thousand, In Una, Saud tor eikttuogue. Vver) tinqrtntient fully %I arrautcd for 5 THE KEY TO HEALTH. „,... . • unlocks til she 'clogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying . • cif gradually withont'w akeniog the system, all the impurities annIIftl Manors •of the seCretions I at the sant time Correcting Acidity of the Stoma,c curing Bfh- ousness, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Dia- ; tnestss lcleatzitt(rorino, gornostipavg, ;nen of Vision,Jaiindiee, Erysipelas, Scrofula. Fluttering of • the Heart, Nervougness and General 'Debility ; all those and many other • lar Complaints yield to the happy inhere& • of BDIDOOK BLOOD BITTERS. Sample Bottles 10c Regular Site $4,,, For sale by all dealers. 1...11aniatiS t'4%, rrapritaorst Tors.,41, i P said ;a iklaelesale factor? primal. These Pianos made one of the ilti..44: dasplaysavitthe Centennial Exhibition, and ere xi wminiannisly rectum : • : $364:,, in $/iial (witli Stool, CoVet 411(11 660010. Alt Arletly First -rhos and ttuitided ter the liumesi liosoes, The $Llutru8 wattle our New stunt ' Scale, the g coated Improw oliwzit. In Elie Itiiitotv ot Mime making. The Upriglit,! are Me finest hi .A171011.666, i POSItiVety we White the Ibiest Name, of the rlokost time am! givatest durability. , 'Pliny are recommended by the highest muslcal authorities in the tioutit*'. over itiot1 in use, and bet ono dissatiatied pureluiser. AS: .1.014“Ifilie,iswfiuru(olirg,:8i13 Seta On 15 &tap test IIIIiitl-itekoteqtree'V 0 am thtieimil. 7-iiiAi.' Positively we Offer 617u host bargaiive, Vatalegue nutileiLirein ilamboum• !Hunts:AO mull .neseriptive Don't fall to irtite Hs liefete bpi,' lutges usniod terse...sweat. assess Pianoltifie wareinted tor 5 vesrn. • - • ,• •• • • i 4111.1 LEE nplaAhis-gt1111::.!i11111:41i:;11194;%0CliLlr:350eA):44t--:: . . . 4 ji 411, ., us New • 0 il II NI tuned Reed 01011 cwt i offered the 1411i$11til pollee. ft oilman s Vivo Oetin es, Flee sets of needs founto r of 26 i Ies etteli, and MO a , ... ; Tlit...Getaves. 'Illirteen Stops with m Cruel litgan 11hiliasM iui, elutlia,'V.iiNlit, Flute; Veleste, iiiiket. .E.eiiii, Meloilia•Pirte, 11 IlCeleos, listiV)ioliii:ii,1.Plutkuel•Viurtuisretoliokfll.e,), Gssreairiaddirgan.t.etiiii.titer.aItal-Swell, e}tieistito1p1s. IIleigh,at74 In.Length, 43 le; W,itb, ii,; IIelgitt,iil, Sol lbs. Theeare im of sIwdeut, veneered wItl! 1holv k,.011kurttel1„1114.lII ISLA11„11thy 111s). t:im1„M01/4, IIl IS Of nit thel.8101 114 lttulilell thelastandTest hiiprvienelds, ifb grctTamp stnds, fret.wrk, &t.. ll elegantltnolai, power, depth brillidliey 1111;1 symparlitine totality 4 &me. Ileautiful. u41, effect:4mud 1.yrfcct 0(11adtaon. Regular rethiftwleo $2.15. Ott ic)uarsolC444.nagh pi4ce PO') Ishii It forredaavq, 'MI b 830o1 sail •booli. only .997 us one orguti Ohl Selhl. oilier:). poyVvely netievlatisil In price. NSI IIV tiAttit tuquirep, malt :e1411 hakefull) tested the organ iti yoUtunu m hoe. 1 e send .11 al organs4>44 gs n itishiPo es inst. 1144 pi), 61:v04 lof+1•67 wisp 11 instrument ' 1.4 not ton represented. Polly Irdetantrif for rototrs, otl,Or st, les 8 MAT .4)401.11 only ;44153 0 stops, es, 5 i 14 . steps VI15.. (Wel' 404.0 to441,117)11 every organ leo Muni the fullest ratiishietato, Diuntrated nirenier mate free., FilUtile,6,7 URI Warefoikilltialith 646, and iOtil .1661. I 814 Egli m u, s 1 c 24::11:0!PLP,tt.i„='..,):::itel iT,',:e,),'in,! rteult— rein for'3t'ebt . miler nulale ttf the 'MENDELSSOlitt ORGAN. P O. Box 2058 Nell York City. 1 d.,,. and every variety of 71171etem composition, loy die best authors. Aderess, CO,,ex 41 . • d . . • • .