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to be kept in the way. Theao ere it few # a ;note in tae bank. who wee at the
ilirectione by which we May 14110W11 W).10. n lemakeerer's &ale, ran out the bacit
waro
ther e in God's way. it ia t
i
ey. 11,111 'easy" 1UP,tt. Xi. 30.11 . een% JOI1Csi the customer of tho. bank,
utt t HOMO of his private me
aleineaut (Prov. iii. 17);proeperouel,) : THE maKETs _ pus,W OWait elicit lit the head. 110
Noeh, 71 Se, (Prov. he 12); 1 • 1. matte a run for the vma
ault, wa
; •af
g an
"straight" and "narrow" (Meat. ail. 14). ; terwards killed by Leduc, while M tIte
aloseltel, who watt sitting on the railing
21). A tender heart doe a not atele for ; say had a tam shot off, and 11, Fa -
a. gooa way for itself only. It knave Toronto Faemere Market, I win was shot M the heaa but aot seri-
li'hfte* .10OffitlY tQaerueelent-Itzra 8:210. ,
0.. 21.2,4). v.a. vraemimea aaea..eleera, itad it lat. wiling that the way should, be wa'otteeot gruasliettirrraccellyptitei7 tsourotwere retr, misty.
els et :mite and red at 75 te 78e, and 290 self up, gave no reason for the crime,
eat nushe ' Loam. when seen after he gave him.
Conintentaryee-1. A feet nroclaienea there are week once evao need succor
enterea upon his svotk, with fasting- txua salti,aypeds. or t tem comfort. (W's way is only that he had it in for Nickel on am
vonrazeari;vec,t,ilyia:vtirtleyanwattite atreolgreeroFnea witwaeyrnetuo. 3. Aticom avesutleanatelaynatya.g,eqzoot itloahobsusohEeitomiant, 7,240t, 5r:0" 54:01° Tet count *f looney matters. Nickel was
au president of the State Bank, end was
our selaytalyen (r. di). The travelers steady. 500 bushels. selling at 27 to eee.
carried. Ezra realized the danger, but
were colomsts With their pOSSeepaions. Dairy plata." in ea:aerate supply. But. a wealthy and' influeneital citizen,
beeernweverl.talp:aWahradaainGleatiell:meittiltueindie! "1111; It was necessary that the way s'hoold chotee New 1414 oggs, 27 to 200 Par
ter etrui at at to 20o per lb. tor good. to
be such as to efill$0 the least trouble In dozen. Poultry dull end. easy. TiE KALIYUGA WRECKED,
had procnred Levitee to go with thent
'lay in moderate supplY, with prices un,
(v.
ir 00) but even that would. be of
wYlalsIgastbillredg:otiv: 22). Ezrine boast tom straw is menee at els te tem
oltauged; 25 loads sold at P-50 *11.60 e Body of Chas. Beaugrand, of Tilbury,
no avail if Jeliovalt did, not direct their
stsi,r1QpthipL.),,algelevpaenatte4oft.101:rpesonepsle- too iGlionacl,,islt,i.p2o2n).all4hoothuayfeorregt7107iilretliaatall ‘revebtsolltts;whites bushel dds 0 70 ; 0 78 Southampton, Oct. 29. -To -day Cap -
commit. themselves to the guitlauce and of soldiers stna horsemen against the ra' ZInbustelhei ••• " lit 00 70Z Ita31111111/11;a11!eibpt pCiehcaeisitroyt
proteetion ef aivine providence and enemy (v. 22) would have been a virtual Do., goose!' bushel 0 72 0 00 deck plank, pieces of cabin, anti a part
piore Clod to give them a prosperous confession that God was not equal to oats. tow 0 27
journey. Their tourney lay- Mae%
trust Goa we dishonor him by not trust- Hay, Per ton 1.0 00
the emergene,y. When we profess to 111:trilse,y'n=1-..`"
throug.h the desert and the Arobiaus au
Salltarttans were likely to attack them. ing, Trust is heroic, and. knows that 43traw. per tes .• •• 04 64 la QO
';") was ashamed, ate. -Ezra bad God ie more then a match for the enemy. a4a1s6duc‘e-, No. 1, bushel „ 5 50
prettched trust in God before the heathen Ali difficulties and dangers must give ao., No. a mutton .. a 4 75
rulers and be would uot dishonor' (lip way before the oinnipoteoce of trust?
Red, choice, No. 1, bushel .. 25
Do., No, 3, bushel ..., 4 oo
by asking the usual military escort, .e God ever puts his omnipotence on the Timothy, bushel 1 50
had represented God, the object of toe
worship, as supremely powerful, and as
having tile strongest affection for his
true followers. Thus we see that this
good, man bad. more anxiety for the
glory of God than for Ms own personal
safety.-Cittrice,
23. SO; we fasted -The people did as
Ezra, comande4. God heard and an-
swered their prayers, and they were kept
in safety during the difficult and dan-
gerous journey.
IL Eara's charge to the priests( VB.
24-30),
04. I separated twelve -There is a
differeme of opinion here as to the num-
ber of persons Ezra selected as custod-
ians of the treasure and. sacred vessels,
There were probably twelve priests and
twelve Levites; but some think there
were twelve priests and only ten Levites.
Sherebiah and. Hashabiali were two of
the Levites. 25. Weighed. -We may
gather from this that the silver and gold
were in bars or ingots, and not in coin-
ed money. The Persians had coined
money at the time but the treasury
kept the bulk of it in stores in bars.-
Pul. Co. "The weighing implied accurate
accaonting, such as should always be
secured for public money." 26. Unto
their hand -We have here the particular
care Ezra took of the treasure of God's
sanctuary. Having committed the keep-
ing of it to God, he committed the care
of it to proper men, though without
God they would have watelted in vain.
Our prayers should always be seconded
with our endeavors. Do we expect God
should by his providence keep that which
, belongs to us? Then ought we by his
grace to care for that which belongs to
him; let God's honor and interest be our
care. The prophet in foretelling the re-
turn of God's people and ministers out
of Babylon gave the solemn (Marge (Ism
52, 11), "Be ye clean that bear the ves-
sels of the Lord? In Zerubbabel's time
the vessels were delivered by number;
here by weightenthat it -might easily ap-
pear if any were missing. This inti-
mates that such as are intrusted with
holy things are concerned to remember,
both in receiving their trust and in dis-
charging it, tbat they must shortly give
a very particular account of it, that they
may be faithful to it and so give up
their account with joy. --Com. Corn.
Silver . . . gold -The -whole treas-
ure has been estimated at front four to
six million dollars. A talent of silver
was about $1,600; gold is usually worth
sixteen times as much its silver.
IN nliatNATIONAle neEttita.ON NO. VII In it we find satisfaction (Jer. 9., . 'ult. Leduc also fired a shot at jam)))
NOVI.131,1311411t 1,00:1 .14); "rest," (atm vi, 101. 2. A emir ;
fortable way. "For our little ones" (v. J. ; I on the outside of the bank. W. Y. 'Rano
•16. • `6r6.
6111.1.1041•
J. 0teps. mfuet ourseives-Giflunlble 01,1fr- had been in the Lord. 'The hand, of our tionoraeseaetd psoetso ails-eau:nottaoutedaerwittohr ele1804tat: I Found Near Kincardine.
side of our weakness. It is those who
have "no might" (Isa. xl. 20) that appeal
to Ms compassionate love, It is bound-
less and will move for our deliverance
when dependent upon it. When We have
"no one but the Lord to depend upon"
we may expect great deliverances. De-
pendence appeals to God's heart as noth-
ing else can, In our "journey of life"
we may trust hint implieitly. There are
no physical forces compared to the foes
of the soul. Against it are arrayed the
world, tae flesh, and the devil. And only
when we cry unto God by reason of our
nothingness can we lay hold of las
mighty strength and in the name of the
.Lord smite our enemies "hip and thigh"
(Judges ay. 8). With our eyes fixed on
Jesus, our great leader, we may re-
pulse every foe. and become more than
conquerors through hint that loved us
(Rom. vie 37). Are we helpless, btoken. ceotce
.. • .0 •• • 0.1.14 8 00
AriPles, per bbl. .6 44 41 • 4.6 25
Eggs, per dozen .. 0 Zi*
13utter, dairy 0 23
Do., creamery • „ 0 20
Chickens, per lb, 0 01
Fowl, per lb, . .... 0 ts/
Turkeys, per lb'. ..., 0 14
Ducks, per lb, 0 10
Cabbage, Per dozen ,. 40
Potatoes, per bag 0 Si
Celery, per dozen 0 00
pewee/ Per hag . ..... 1 CD
Beef, nhulqatirters 7 00
po., forequarters .. .. 4 OD
Do., atilt*, carcase .. 50
Do., medium. carcase .. 50
Mutton, per cwt. • ,... 6 50
Veal, per cwt. .. .... 8 00
Lamb, spring .... 00
British Apple Market.
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NEWS IN BRIEF
The Torouto eivie investigation wae
adjourne4 uutil Nor, 9.
lam Dr. W. S. Blackstock, of To.
root°, died at Atlantic City, N.J.
British printers have been warned that
there is a strike on in Winnipeg.
• Prof. Sem of Caleutta University,
'preached at. the Uoitarien Church,
The New York Central Ilailroaa will
expend $14,000,000 on new equipment.
The Splash cruiser Cardinal Cisneros
struck a rock during a, fog and soak.
Ma George Campbell, ex-MaaP„ tuitl
ex-Wardee, died .suddenly Mita
brook,
The Mutual binder tivine, plant at
Brautford, Met cost $65,000, sold. for
e
0 3/ of a nameboard, broken at both ends, , ,
0 51-- with the leege letters "U. Ca" on it, Brigands in Northern Caucasia hela
et -
• The fish tugs John Logic and, Frank G.
11 00 „,„ , , up a mail train and. killed twelve pas-
autoanity also orought in parts of an wagers,.
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111/Per (ILA and, upper works. This
. Hon, in 33. Aylesevorta accepted. the
wreckage is thouglit to be from the
unanimous. nominatioo of the Liberals in
missing steamer Kaliyuga, lost in last
week's gale. Wm. Flynn also picked I North York. .
up on the shore, three miles aorth of Rev, Dr. Denson was the speaker at
here, two life -preservers, markea the °peeing meeting of the Canadian
atatliyugm The schooner Taatandin, Temperance League.
lurther-ladon, which was blowu ashore -Hon. Nelson I\ tteitla prcipti8es to. el
here in the seine gale, was released and tablish an experimental farm in North -
left to -day for Sarnia, in tow of the ern Temiskamine
- - - 0,
tug 'Sarnia. Colonial Secretary Lyttleton bas de -
Kincardine, Oct, 20. -The body of a eided that be eaunot make a, tour of
sailor was found on the sbore this the colonies at present.
meriting three miles south. On the , -
ahe now Canadian Pacific steamer to
body Was a vest pocket memorandum
book with the name "Chas, J. Beau- be launched on the Clyde will be named
the Empress of Britain,
.. grand, Tilbury, Ont., on the identifica-
tion page. Two entries in pencil had. The rumor that Mr. E, J. 13. Pense,
been. made, one reading, "Dear father, M. P. P. for Kingston, is to resign, ie.
good-bye. I have a bank book in given an authoritative denial.
I Cleveland Society for Savings." The E. Desmarteati, the well-known ' nth -
I other, "Good-bye, mother dear, sister tete of the Montreal police force, died,
James; "Six thousand barrels selling; old ti
or Market active and higher." - l' and, 'brother, A kiss for all? After in bis 29th year, from typhoid..
Woodall & Co., of Liverpool, cabled Men
t the word brother four erosses had been The crews of thirty fishing tufts on
4, n
Boyd, Barrow &., Co., et Glasgow cabled; Made. Lake Erie have struck because the pur-
"market ,tavorahle for.prIme quality; striet- 1 1- - 0 chasing price of fish was reduced.
Settle In Cennatie thinIce payment
should. be illeac en every immigrant
settled here through its agency.
Two suicides occurred hi Winnipeg 001
Saturtley within a few hours of emit
other. Charles Ferguson, as the culmi-
nation of a protrected drinking bout,
swallowed carbolic acid, in the even-
ing Mrs. Joseph CaseMore followed hi
example, after reading the partieulars
in the papers. A few days ago two
burglars were. arrested in her boarding
lamee, and sae seemed so effected by
the incident that she became despondent
ami tool ber life.
The problem of seaming better facili-
ties for moving the western grain crop
from the Georgian Bey ports is now
bciug laid before the Railway Commis -
sloe. Thia course bas been taken by
Mr, A, A. Wright, of Toronto, proprietor
.of the steamer Tadousac, wbo has ad-
dressed a lengthy letter to Mr.
Certwright, Secretary of the. Railway
Commission, ceiling Attention to \Oita
be terme the "present intolerable situa-
tion at Georgian Bay railway termin-
alS."
27. Basons...drams-"The word trans-
lated 'dram' appears to be in the He-
brew representative of the Persian word
which the Greek rendered. by alaric."Ehis
was it gold coin, stamped with tbe figure
of it Persian king, wearing his crown and
armed with a bow and arrow. According
to the most exact computation each
such coin contained somewhat more pure
gold than an English guinea, and was
worth five dollars of our money. The
'basins' would be wen -tit about two hun-
dred. and seventy-five dollars each?-
11awlinson. Vessels of fine copper -
Probably some fictitious metal mime
there that took tbe pollen and aeenmea
the brightnees of gold. and bemuse' at
Re hardness was more durable. 'There is
still a metal of this kind made a.mong the
Amiatias. It requires much art in mak-
ing, but the constituent :materials are
of small value. Veseels of tide metal,
because of their lustre and durability
for ornamental and domestic uses, are
in many respects more valuable than
gold itselt-Olarke.
28. Freewill offeringa-The silver and gold
were a present to the bootie of God that
the king and his counsellore had set
apart.
, III. The journey to Jeruenlem (v..
31. 32).
31. We departed....on the twelttli (Ley
-The company began to form and. ar-
range for the journey mien the first. dee
of the month Nisan. rpon e review of
his company Ezra olaierved the Mck
Levites, and the thne ueed eeettrinat
their union with the returning exiles,
and in weighing the treasures, etc.. took
tip the time until the twelfth day. Ahava
• Is the name both of a town and small
atream, not far from the River Eu-
phrates. This would be a natural course
to pantie from Shushan. Tide amount
of Ezra's preparation and jeurney is a
beautiful example of method and then.
onghne.s madoh is of great -mine in the
work of Goa. Ezra sought first the teas
petite- of Goil's eatme, but he dal not
count it lost time to spend twelve dayS
hi preparation for the journey. Time
wed for prayer is never lost time, 'lime
eonenmed in perfeetiug plane am Go Vs
werle is not misspent time. Always take
time to do it thing right. Things dene
by ball are never done well.
32. We came to 110.rue:dem-The den -
genies journey Witi completed with safe-
ty at the end of four months. Abode...
three days -That is, they rested that
long. On the feurtit day the treasures
were weighed arta handed over to the
rustody of the officiating priest -3 of the
templet. The returned exilee offered
bernaofferinge. and Ezra delivered the
royal eotemosion to the tilagistr310.3,
while the Levitical portion of the mite -
patty aseisted in performing the addl.
ions) work wnielt the at-limit/a emulate.
lietv worshippees otetutioned, -J., &
PRACTPCAL APPLICATION.
Humbling comes before tlependence.
Peter sae% "Humble yourselves there-
fore under the mighty hand of God, that
He may mutt you ht due time, 0. Pet,
v. 6). Ezra mei, proekimed a feat -
I hat We might &fillet ourselves" (v. 21).
Me took an attitude of humble demi-
&nee on God. It was neceseary for the
ceptiVes to retain their own inability
and their Med. of Goan Assistance,
"'Po tette of Hint a right wity" (v. 21).
1. A Nee Way. Goan way is the only
ertfe way. It ie well to know Ora eve
hstve it high priest who 'can neve OM-
paseion-me them that are out of the
waa" (Mb. v, 2); but it is far better
and. dependent? Then God is "sufficient
for all these things" (II. Cor. la 16), and
will move heaven and earth rather than
The Manchester ,lerult Brokers, Unifies:, 1 A MONARCHY BEST.
cabled: "Our market is favorable for coa- I
eignments."
I i
te. lsnace & Son, Limited, of Loader Arguments Advanced n Norway's Par -
desert us. _ cabled. Market unchanged; demand geol."
nament.
The Cheese Markets.
"Ye are holy" • (v. 28). They were re-
Not only were the prieete holy: but SoO white, 125 colored; 1,200 at 1116e; 1,100 at I
Israel was holy (Lev. xi, 44, 45). The ez. balance refused, but selling Sat until a late hour Saturday night,
diseussino Constituion. Ilonow,
Christiania, Oct. 29, -The Storthhig
inindea of the sacredness of their office. s Belleville. -To -day there were offered 2, -
reason for boly living was that God him- oroenvine, one -To -day 4,612 boxes" k*(3e:tits1
self was holy. God sanctified the priests registered. 3,227 colored, balance wh.t..; ,
the Radreal leader, on behalf of the
Got' -
through Moses by the ceremonies of the 4°14., 1-44P, ,
Atexanarla.-r0-111811t 1,066 boxes were ')I- iciemiblicaus, declared that the Gov -
law pertaining to their office (Lev, viii). Wed, 77$ white and 4.88 colored; cruntent proposal for a plebiscite .wouilid.
"the vessels are holy" (v. 28). OW _0(1,00r1r411._79.day_ 418 boxes white 84.1 501 liminish the respect held for the atort
wants nothing in his service that is not "
white clata.11r4c,a=lee0i 2I'llgedsags2:,1gc!'"
.scid ing's Governmental responsibility.
I Foreign Minister Loveland, in an ha -
The priests sanctify tbe people. Even Jena
clean hearts (Psa. li. 10, 13), clean money h4ludlug 1.40 white, No sales; bidding from pailtnialts aspe):cohn,als.eiliain reyeaaleaa. 0011_
stitutiou would'bee itiais_t.eceioniststetailt
clean. Clean hands (Psa. xxiv. 3, 4), tanuane-To-day id boxes were
bodies (Heb. x. 22), clean utensils (v. thousand ut 1214 to 13c back tu
(v. 28), clean food (Deut. xi'. 13), clean '
Leading Wheat Markets. established coustitutioual mon-
28. And he who is unclean in heart or a
life or possessions is abominable and
filthy in the eyes a the Lord. When
..i7oeeve_oYork .. .. .... , „ ..1)%. NE544.;,• he added, wotaa be the logical result ef
jeshua, the high priest, stood before .
the Lord be was clothea in "filthy gar- ncitraott 7. 7. 7. 7. *a. al,:a '''.; Nrt :•.',1
-- --- , the policy of ;June 7 (when the Storni-
resist him, but when God said, "Take
molts" and Satan was standing by to Duluth . a .. .. .. ..., ,.
0*. LouIs : :: hn Wt ' Ctitn:earaNtoerTrt,he
i ill o' dissolved the union between Sweden
Minneapolis .. .. .. .. .. .... 85% 81,.;, andse ittesoltitdn the of
f
riliLiteoe coof
clothe Min with a change of raiment" ellYiiti'l I the liouse of the Bernadotte dynasty to
away his filthy garments
Bradstreet's on Trade, I occupy.the throne of Norway), and that
(Zech. iii. 1-10), we read no more of Montreal -There is a feeling here that ' otherwise Norway's international post -
Satan. He had no ground of eccusation, the wholesale trade ie somewhat len ! tion would be bazardous. '
for Joshua was justified before God. active than it was a week ago, Fairly I Minister of Commerce Arctander sftia
When the heart of the Christian is still inrae orders, however, are still coming the Government would resign if this pol-
unclean the "accuser" has special power forward. Values are generally stead? icy was defeated.
over him, but when he is cleat -teed (I. to DIU. Cottons and woolens hold very 1 The Foreign Office is pushing its work
accusations of the enemy. . stiff. A good normal business le doing •, of organizing a Consular Service.
John i. 7) he is no longer open to the
in groceries. Sugar has declined 10 tants I • 1 : r
(v. 31). Ezra acknowledges his iudebt- ware goods continue /1-eavy. Bar iron
"The hand of our God was upon as" per 100 pounde. Shipments of hard- I TO CROSS NIAGARA ON STILTS.
eduess. to God. When God. leads the way and metals generally hold very. firm.
there is deliverance. "He delivered us Trade in furs is suffering from the Frederick Bennett Will Attempt Perilous
ind a:- m -11cl: as Ise in wait by tne Toronto -There is a continued activity Feat Above Falls.
from the hand of the enemy" (v. 31) warm weather of the past few weeks.
way." This is significant of lurking foes in all lines of trade here. A beavy trade
11SfullFalls, Ont., Oct. 29.- Quite
Iv; those that look for an occasion to goods and orders for spring lines are 1 which has ever been attempted at Ni-
n of daring as any perilous feat
-those who will attack us unexpected- is being done in the way of Christmas 1 7
italt'ergs:;"ek NI?x_t_enhienerhkeet,salf ov, out that Norway, being a
dthi- ur tilveelr,inted
erchy, generations of labor would be
neeessary to work out republican insti-
tutions. A continuation at; a monarchy
trip us. "Come, they say, Id us cast already large, reflecting great hopes for I again, is the eepicat which Frederick
him down from his excellenv" (Psa. the trade a that season. In groceries Bennett, e member of an opera cone
lair. 2). God can baffle the most con- and hardware there it, a. good norma7!
ming enemies. So we are exhorted not trade doing. The industries here and , pally now playing in Brooklyn, teal at -
to "sleep as others do," but to "watch at the provincial centres are busily en. ; tempt here on Sunday, Nov. 12, when
and be sober" (I. Thess, v. 6), "And we gaged, and on all hands there is sat's- ; he will endeavor to cross Niagara cm
came to Jerusalem" (v. 32). Trusting faction expressed with conditions gen- I sums.
God, we steal reach our desired haven. orate Bennett's route will be from the Ine-
"If our faith were but more simple, • Quebec -Little change is noticed in th
I ited States ore to Goat Island, and he
We would take him at his word, general trade here. -Wholesalers report : will wear 20 foot stilts, weighted with
And our lives would be all sunshine remittances from the country slow thee 1 1a0 pounds of lead to give him a firm -
In the sweetness of our Lord." ing the week, and an improvement is ' er footing aeftinst the rushing watees.
Abbie C. Morrow. not anticipated until eolder weather sets The °urea at this point is like it mill
-I : a_ • in. Orders for spring goods are COM- f race and averages about 20 miles an
WILL TOUCHrnencine to come in and the prospects hour. The water varies from six to ton
.SASKATOON.
for next season are regarded as favor- feet deep ,and while the stilts do not
General Manager Morse on Location of able. present a very large surface to the
Winnipeg -There is a good tone to all stream, the pressure will be so great
Grand Trunk Pacific Line. lines of trade here. Wholesalers are that it will be necessary to lean up
Saskatoon, Oct. 31, -General Manager sending large shipments to the country I stream to retain balanee. The slightest
Morse, of the 0. T. P., with bis party, and there is more life to outside retail slip or misstep will precipitate Ben -
trade. The farmers are winding up 1 nett over the edge of the Fallsto his
are in town. Mr. Morse and. Chief En- their season's work and cold weather I death, nearly a hundred feet below.
gineer Kelliher rode all the way from seems to be about to set in. Dry (r --
oods . .
g men report a big business in Chm
ristas
l
Portage la Prairie on horseback, riding men
miles yesterday. A deputation. goods and the movement in hardware LOOT IN A BABY CARRIAGE. .
representing the City Qouncii and Board is brisk. The grain is now being mark-
of Trade, waited on Mr. Morse in refer- eted so repay that there is trouble Five Thousand Dollars Stolen by Cun-
mice to the location of the G. T. P. mainetting railroad accommodation. Collec- liffe,Found.
Wm. Broomsgrove, it laborer employ-
ed in a brickyard, was crushed to death
under a lump of clay in Toronto,
Joseph Turner, of Matteotti died Kul-
denly at the King nalwerd Hata, To-
ronto.
Mr. Richard jobb mai Sir John Long,
ALP., addressea the Torouto Empire
Club.
Mrs. John Rickard; mother of Ma
William Rickard, ex-M.P.}',, died at Bow -
Mrs, Monique Laflamme, of the parish'
of St. Denis de Richelieu, Queltee, is
dead, at the age of 102 years.
Thomas Miller, of Stratford, western
traveller for J. W. Peck Sr, Company,
Montreal, was found dead in bed at
Daupnin, Mau.
The Sarnia pollee commission has de-
cided, to do away with the fee system.
In future policemen will be paid it
straight salary.
line, He assured them that it was hf
is ions ttre gtheraly fair, but there is still
9 room for improvement. Pittsubrg, Pa., Oct. 31. -Five thou -
desire that the road come as near t
Saskatoon as good engineering will • Vietoria and Vancouver -Trade all sand daildr‘i of the $100,000 stolen by
Edward George Canlifie from the Adams
allow. ,
along the mast continues to benefit by
At the want, time 1,000 awn and the general easiness of money. The Exprese Company has been found hide
den in the lining of a baby carria,ge,
650 teams and two steam shovels are at mining and lumber business trades are
where it was put by afre. Cunliffe, wife
work on the 285 -mile contract. Work actively engaged and report a better sea. of the, robber clerk, previews to her de -
with steam shovels will proceed all win- son than thee- have had for some years. parture far her old home in Itartfora,
ter, as -wen as placing timbers on the This fact is latrieg n. good effect upoe , Conn. Thislatest dieeovery accounts
ground for bridges and eulverts. e trade genets:Ma. for all the money stolen., with the ex,
iramiltore-There is little ebange in the ception of about $6,000, and detectives
eondition of trade here. Wholesale or- feel certain that they will get meet of
dors for winter and spring lines are that, too.
still beavy end there is a fairly good When eke was shown at Hartford a
tone to retail trade. Collections goner- letter written by her husband asking
env are fele to good. ber to turn over the money he had left
London -The trade outlook coptinues • with her she declared, first, that he bad
matisfactory 'here in all departments. not left any, and then the declared that .
Wholesale and retail stoele are moving the letter was a forgery. Next ehe
well anti there are indications of it good . said he =etbe cragy to write such a
Christmas trade. Receipts of country . letter. and then she broke down and
produce are large end prima hold ep said: _ewe ;a tee lining, of the baby
Well. carriage at Pittsburg."
Ottewa-Tbe volume of wholesale Beek to Pitteburg went. this. word;
trade here is fnir. Cooler wether has •
given impetus to retail trade Dad Ideal
.induStrieS continue active. Colieetiohs
sbow imerovement. .
JAPAN'S TROOPS IN COREA.
Mikado is Now the Donlillant Power in
That Land.
Seoul, NM 31 e -The Thirteenth mid
Fifteenth divisions of C,orea's new Japan-
ese garrison have arrived. and been die-
tributed in the country. The Thirteenth
divinion, which has beth stationed along
tlie •east, coed, tt under Generel Hare-
guishi, who commanded the victorions
army on the Island of Saghalien. The
Fifteenth divieion has. been transferred
from Seoul to the ando. rephteing
the amend division of the. resterVes, who,
during the last year, oecopied the vil-
lage:4 and entail chime large -detticlunents
being billeted on the native%
Everywhere there 14 evidenee of the
alikadon dominatit power. Obedient
to the Imeprial edict, the whole Corean
people have given up their tuitional ashite
mourning eostenne mid hat for desk gar-
ments itnd black headgear.
WAS A GIFT PROM THE DEAD,
Brooch Front Sir Henry Irving After
His Death,
London, Aug, 31, -A weading gift
eottld hardly have reeeived a more
touching Attention Om one on Tues-
day at the lionise of Sir Jornee Blyth on
tbe Oeed3f011. Of the marriage of Cepa
Claude Rome, of the lith Hussars, to
his daughter.
It was 'ruby brooeh, sent by the
late Henry Irving, together with a
(alarmingly woraed letter of eongratuan
troll to the bride, and expressing regret
that he mead not attend. the wedding,
HA Ile Weal. be in 'Liverpool this week,
••••,-*-1
KILLED TWO MEN.
And Murderer Then Took Refuge in 0
Berk Vault.
lienoa, 111. Oct. 29..-Williain Ledue,
oho shot anh killed Charles Niekel,
Mayor of this city. yesterday, ana also
Moat dories. tbe State Itatike raid Who
afterwards barricaded himself in the
hank vault, gave iiimself up late last.
night to the -elteriff of lefeterat County,
Wits tak-en to 13loomington and lotto -
ed in jail.. Letitia was eonfined in Oa
Vault about Alf hours, otta fired ever
MI shots at the. lergetrowd, which gather -
red abotit the bank building. A large
'number of shots were fired at the mar
-
dem, and he wai lilt twice, but the
weends were only minor ones.
There was- no apparent trouble between
nekni 'and Lerltie,, but Leduc caul ble
Wife bad recently eeparated, nod Nickel
had helpea straighten the matter, whieb
is; supposed to have betel the muse of
tlie .deed. Nickel was sbot, throogh tire
heart,. 'dying instantly. IIis 2011 Victor,
the baby earl -lege wee found stowed
away in the attic of Cunliffeas mothers
home, end neatly %sewed in the lining
was the $5,000 in new bilk.
TWO WERE FATALLY SCALDED.
Explosion on Government Cable Steamer
Off Cape Noah.
Halifax, Get. 20. -The Government
cable steamer Trinn. arrived et Sydney
last nigitt with the news of it fatal me -
plosion Oa mitered on board the
steamer while off Cape North early 011
nattirday molting. A ping in oue of
the Maier tubes blew out, filling the en-
gine and bolter -rooms 'win teem and
gas. Fireman Patriek Purcell and Trim-
iner Patrick McGrath were eligagea hi
cleaning mit the fire at the time of the
blow-out, and before leaping to the
deck were horribly scalded,
After mensuming about 'seven home; hi
making temporary repairs to the boiler,
Cepa O'Leary headed the steamer ter
Sydney at full speed, Percell .theetitnle.
ed while the steamer was veining into
&wk. and Meat -Atli died this 1110111111g.
Purcell 1til3 '00 years of age, Mid Mc-
Grath 40, Both Were Halifax men.
The Wingham AdTalla
too. Hall Proprietor.
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R, AGNEW
PHYSICIAN, ORCEON
ACCOVPHEUR,
Office :-Upstairs In the Maedouald
Block.
08,114 miswered at office.
HALIFAX IN DANGER.
Brjtish Squadron Bluejackets Help to
Put It Out,
Halifax despatch: The spectacular
blaze which Woke out on Georgen
Island, the Imperial fortress in Halifax
harbor, caused a thrill of excitement in
the city. The Wand is directly °ppm
site the citadel, and is within querter
of a mile of tbe important (lecke and it
large section of the south end residen-
tial dietrica Tlee fire broke out about 8
o'clock, and rapidly assumea the proper -
tams of a conflagration, The island. in
studded with fortifications, except a
small level space on the eastern side,
wbere were the living quarters of the
artillery, the stOrehOuses and repairin,,,r
shops of the submarine mining corps ot
the Royal Engin,e•ers. There the fire
broke out, and as the firmfighting ap-
piteatue ea the island was of little power
it soon gained headway. The eight was
Main, arid the greet blaze lightea up the
whole harbor and caused so great a re-
flection that tbousauds of people were
drawn to the waterfront. Harbor tugs
were rushed to the esland aud hundrcde
of bluejackets from Prince Louis' cruiser
squadron lmrried to the scene in steam
launches, The tars did great work, and
after an nour's exertions the flames
were subaned,
Tammands .pounds of gun eotton,
used by submarine miners, are stored
undergrourel on the island, and consider-
able anxiety was felt lest a conetts4ion
would cause it to ignite. Ilappily 110 ac-
cident occurred. George's Island ie one
of the strongest of fortressea and com-
mands entirely the • inner harbor. This
is the first loss suffered by the Imperial
authorities since. the great citadel fire
seven years ago.
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
.-filoperty lose is not large, but it ie be-
lieved a quantity of latinum was de-
stroyed. which may swell the total to
fifty thouseua dollars.
Three Chicago corporatioos have been
given orders by the management of the
New York Central lines for equipment
and steel rails to cost $14,000,000.
;Manta, Robinson expired on the - op -
orating table at the 'Toronto Gemmel
Hospital while the aneesthetic was being
administered.,
Mrs, Oro Seely, Ivanhoe, near Belle-
ville, dropped dead on Wednesday even-
ing while engaged in light work near aer
home. She was 65 years of age.
The new Winnipeg Union Grand Trtink
Pacific and Canadian Northern Railway
depot will be located at the corner of
Main and Notre Dame streets, in the
heart of the city.
-Frank B. Hubbell, 45 years of age,
capitalist and clubman, committed sui-
cide al Seattle, Wash., to -day by in -
'haling illuminating gas. His relatives
livc in Ontario, Canada.
A smuggling conspiracy of large pro-
portions. in which it well-known vine-
gar manufacturing firm in Quebec is ta-
legea to be implicated, has been en -
earthed by the customs officers,
John Burns, who arrived at Queems-
town, Eng., on Saturday, expresses bine
self as delighted with h.is experience in
Canada, where Im had been able to gath-
er a great deal of valuable informa-
tion.
Mrs. llickesou, a middle-aged woman,
died, it is snoposed, while being taken
in a hack to St. Michael's Hospital, To-
ronto, yesterday melting. Early in the
morning she fell downstairs and sus-
tained internal injuries..
It is currently reported that Mr. T. II.
Stuallman, Vice -President of the :Landon
Street Railway Company, 'has seemed
an option on the rotal, and that it is
not improbable Viet it will thortly pass
into tlie hands of a, company, with Mr.
SmaliMan at the head of it.
Rev, Dr. Potts, Oeneral Secretary of
Education for the Methodist Church, re-
ports that they are nea.rieg the $100,000
mark in Toronto (having now obtained
about $80,000), which will guarantee an-
ofottrieclitelt.00r0i,020.0difiirvoonviayto, Weepy estate
Tim new 0. la R • steamer to be
launched on the Clyde at Glesgow
vember 31. will be maned the Empress
of Britain. The ehristening. ceremony
will be performed by Mrs. Pie's, wife
of tile superintendent of the C. P. R.
steamship service in Canada.
For breaking quarantine from small-
pox hospital at Toronto, Sohn B. Ank-
corn, a young man, was fined $40 mid
costs, or 14 <Mem in jail, with 'had
. Magistrate Denison Saturday
in the pollee' mania Ankcorn pleaded
guilty to the tharge.
A by-law will be submitted to the
Wineipeg ratepayers to raise $150,000 to
eid the General /Distant. It is tug-
gestcd that the city should ,eventautly
take over the institution -laid opetttte
ie under direct civie oaten instead of
the corporation now controlling it.
Beton Rausholzhausen, a young Ger-
man, beceme infatuated with tlertie
Millar, it pretty Actress at the Gaiety
Theatre, .Lonami, wbo repelled his tut.
'mimes, Yesterday be imam). eittatime
into Miss alilittee flat, whore the nate
real Was with her husband, Lionel
afonekton, and shot himself ie Mite
•Millar's boodohe
. While kneelleg beside las bea seying
bie payees lamacoie Vegina, of 276
Witter street, Ottawa, received Met
dread memos, ana in that position he
was foena deitd yesterday morniog
about seven tanlock by
daoghter. Ile had Ms right arena to hie
foreheed tnul the left preseea Against
ids 'heart, es if hi the .ttet of theking the
.
MURDERED HIS PARTNER,
• .1 1-
P, IIENNEDT, m.c,r...s.0
e (Member ot the British Ifettioal
Atisootatioe)
GOLD MEDALLIST IN MEDICINE..
Special Attention paid to Diseases of women
and ohlffiren,
Onrgok got:Tat-1, to 4 p.m,; 7 Me p.m,,
DR. Rm. C. REDMOND
6!, (gal
Physician and Surgeon,.
(OftIce with Dr. Chisholm)
ARTHUR J. IRWIN
D.D.S., L.D.S.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the E en.
nsylvania College and Licentiate ot
Dental Surgery of Ontario.
Office over Poet Office-WINDHAM
Queer Hallucinatioo of a Miner Neat
SkAgliay-Takes Kis Own Life Too,
Vancouver, B. 0., Oct. 29.-A despatch
from Skaguity Bays: It is believed that
afttnies Murray, otherwise known as
atoonira, murdered itis partner, James
Fisk, last Melva. at Halibut Bay, near
Seldovia, while insane. The skeleton of
Fisk was found recently by natives, with
a rifle ball in the back. It was Men-
tified by clothing and letters found on
the body.
In the aabin, twenty steps away, were
found it blood -rusted razor and a knife,
asol there were blood stains on the fur-
niture. Murray le supposed to have
committed suicide, as be has uot been
seen, since lath February.
In a letter lett in the cabin Murray
says he had lout a tote halms to live.
Then aedowe ineoberent religious and so-
cialistic utteraemos. Another, to an un-
earned brother, saye t
"1 Iowa agreed that Fisk sheuld kill.
me to -day at 5 onloca, and lie is to be
killed after- me by my agency. All this
is for wrongs in our past lives and for
the eake of aurnanity. We have, agreed
to wipe out all seores of the past in a
sane and friendly way, so that in .doing
this we forgive oil:mother nil well le;
forgive our enemiee."
CHURCH AND THE STATE.
Bill For Separation Before French Par-
.
•
Paris, •Oct, 20. --The reopening of Par-
liament to -morrow will mark the re-
newal and undoubtedly the conclusion of
the long and bitter struggle for the sep-
aration of church and state. The Senate
will immediately' take up the separa-
tion bill as it passed the Chamber of
Deputies. It has already bee a approved
by the Senate committee by a' vote of
tele to two, With the report favoring
the bill will be presented it minority re-
port asserting that the measure will
provoke egitation by uprooting social
mid religious traditions.
Tie debate will begin November 11'
and the passage. of the bill by a- large
tnajOrity Is a foregone eonclusion. Tbis,
ilreltiva()tvo(Iii-ittl\VIellteetricorlolsi mtakeillitslat JI'IttsnlutUr1Y0
The indications are that the Rouviee
Cabinet will command a substantial Ma-
jority and be secured against a fall.
Premier Rouvier has communicated his
intention - of voluntimily relimplishing
before lag the portfolio of Foreign At.
fairs .and resurniug the direetion of the
Ministry of Finance,
DR, HOLLOWAY
DENTIST
BulAyun Br.orx. WINGIYAM
p YANSTONE
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan at lowestrates, 01Bee
BEAVER BLOCK,
7-05, WINGHAM.
THE ENTERPRISE BANK.
Paper Endorsed Senator Kennedy Can
Be Made Good,
Pittsubrg, ()et, 3L -The politicians
who caused the trouble of the bank have
lifted most 02 1110 Penesylvania Develop-
ment Company paper and only left one
note to be paid off.
Attorney 'Walter Lyon, counsel for
the Pennsylvania Development Company,
whieh has paper amounting to $58/320,
left in the Enterprise National. Bank,
said:
"The amount 02 1)10 paper of the Penn-
itylvenat Development; Company, en -
dotted by Avther Kennedy and Francis
Torranee, is insighifietutt eartiparoi
with the alleged shortage which caased
the &Fling of the bank. If that were ati
that ailed the nalik it woula never have
Comitistiolier Coernbs, of the Salve- tbIe; enio6te"slitli,V°o1itte
Ingo ea le (nose, oprreapiaraetalytotilmmey tolifef
tion Army, 18 gmag to Ottawa, to dia. ceiver Wit1118 to have the emelt for the
miss with the immigration autboritiee notes. Tiler(' saanla no imam," Wet .ttt
the payment of le boons for inani-
moral sent, front Great Britain to Min-
oan, Artily is paid 12 eitilliege on
every agrieulterallet Wheat it intItteee ta
preeeta, tte the' efteh *mita be Ito better
than the notes. As 20011 OS the recnivev
dire e the ;Wee 112 10(1 he Will be garrote
Meida.W,"
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Supreme Court, Hears Differences of
Two Sections a Malang.
Ottawa, Oct .28. ---An interesting ease
is at present beteg argued:in the etu-
preme Court, 11 is the ttppeal of Po-
1111i1e VS, Zacklyneki, and arises -oat ef
the religious differeuees betweee 'two
bodies of the Galleiane in the North-
west Territories, A grant of lana was
made by the Government of the Terri-
tories to the apellants to be held in
trust for the •congregation of the, ,Greek
Catholic 'Chetah at Limestone Lake,
The reepondents Mehra end the tele+
below lield, timt they alone renvesented
the Cher* appellants admit that
in Gaeta, they were mtaar dominion
of the Roman. Meth, end. rtelmowledge
the Papal Supreuutey, They claim, how-
ever, tlutt this WaW OttliSed by the filet
that, the Greek Mattel) wee not toleret,
ea in Galicia, walea is A part of Austrim,
and that they always desired to belom
to that body,and came to 'Canada hop.
ing to do so.
Wigg -Yes, Clotiox is it self made
man. lie boasts that he wasn't born
with a silver 'spoon in 111, month, Wn4rig
thana no tenson lo' 5.1101114
tot with tt 1111125,
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