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The following petitionswere Presented :
• Mr.•MoCrediey-Froin.the lent County
Council andrthe- town of ...Dresden;prayang
for the extension of the charter, for one
- ear, of the Brie & „tint= Railway dem,
ny.;. also from Thomas, -Brown and
ere: praying for in amendment of the
elaws also from the town of Dres-
-Jsraying for an 'amendment to the
oipal Institutions Act.• -
Bose -From the county of Hastings,
wer- to be given to County 'Councils
plate Ithe width 'of tires up= all
• les conveying 'heavy loads 'upon the
vel roads of their respeotive counties.
• Robertsoo-From the Cininty.Conn-
f Halton, respecting power of. ineor-
ted villages of reuniting with adjoining
'oipalitieii. .• • •- --
- Mr. Freeman7-From the Munioipal
Connell of Waterford, in favor of manhood
suffrage. . • • • I •
Mi.FreeMan -Froth A. Woodley' an.
others, prayin_g for manhood suffrage.
Bir..RobertsonFrom the County Coun-i•
Of Halton, praying that, division lines
y be exempt frem the operations of the
Property Limitation- Act. •
. Near --From John Soholfield and
no -praying that the Act to 'extend the
• its of Port (Jolborne may not pass; also
the County -Council �t Welland, praying
• r amendments'. to the Aet respecting
arket fees. •. I
Mr. Hardy -From' the County Counoi of
• rant for certain amendments to the
oters! Lists Act respecting appeals..
• The following Bills Were in-troduced •iind
• the first time:. •- '•
Mr. 'Robinson -For amendment :to .the
airing further provisions for drainage
askerville,---.4.mendnaent to ; the
Aist • . I
ishe-An .Act respeothig the, Nem
bee Railway- Company. -
S' An ,;; Lot to amalgamate. the
• Insuranee Co. and the Alli-
-
Co' as the Standard Link -
t
'•
•
*sholm-.-An Act to. incorperate
• Mereial Travellerie:- Asseeiation- of
a. : • • - • . -
Meredith -An -Aot respecting' the
a' Company of of Louden, mul the
(itasliglit Company:, -
• den -An Act to.change the name
anadian. .Literary -.institute. :to
• College, . _
Act to ametid-theLiquor
Ari,Act. to amend the Act to
'Orate the Roman Catholic Bishops of
t• o and Kiegston,:in Canada, in eiroll
- - • •
el session; They worked- On -Saturday
Lat tilitaidnight; ands started again item-
ately after midnight on'SundaV•11..., .
The Provincial Secretary 'preseitted..tne
port of the Commissioner of Public Works
r 1882. • • • . • •
armear.
- t
_ .
Mr. Wood on rising to inakelis annual
a.n.cial statement was "received with•loOd•
cIieers. He • _
dr -receipts for the peat year (1882) were
•follows :
minion -subsidy
C?rbwfl. Lands •
A1goma taxes
Educatiiin.Departmen
Lw stamps - • '
Licences
)3 'nage debentures -
ainage assessments
blic Institution!!:
• brontoLunatig AsYltp1.430535 531
on:on • . I .. 811195 49 -
after. Mies Challis deed. by a Window of
the fourth floor in her night clothes, her
face pale as death. All round her were •
tongues of fire, darting in circles from great
sheets which waved skyorard, and ebe
seemed like a ghost IOoking out 'upon the
snow on the adjoining house -tops. Hun-
dreds or men and womeirioolied up through
the gyrating 'sparks.horroi-dtrioken at the
awful sacrifiee about to be offered. It
was not long before the Jiro leaped upon
her and shrouded her from view in a wind-
ing sheet of red, devouring . her senseless
form. Reason had doubtless fled before ,
the fire reached her."
One 'Vertex' ,ter
Land
moat
Fund on
account. Of land
sold, *we .31
7.1.1.7:94f8.2 64
' $561,04262
Collections.= sales • .1
made since- 6th
March, 188L..........393,685 91
7.1esa 6 per cent., cost; - •
of management.... 2362115 va .
370,064 76'
in ston „" • • ,. .4,083 13,
ainilton "11- .. -4,208 37
rillia " -•11 .. 1,480 63
formatory--boys • 683 90
formatory--females 3,996 25
entral Prison • 24,403 61
Deaf and Dumb Institute 490 00
°boa Practical Science 585 00 -
Zara Improvement 'Fun&
Balance due municipalities for -
of June, 1853, and 6th day.of Plarch,
R,evenue;:
ines; etc.. • . . . . . .. $4,420 88
ounty Cora:Rees -• ' - • 757 42.
ivision Court fees • - 2,882 76
1nsurancefees *- ' - _ 425 00
provincial Secretary's De- - ,__ -
. artment • - --- 70au
2 .
'vats Bills. •. 4'842 00
• 9198 51
• I Gazette
tatutes_ '387 4()
. . . ....
I terest .••
111&Alp, Huntsville, lire insurance....
• imico farm........„ . ... . ..;..,. . . . . ...... .. . ... .
*Attorney -General presented a MOS -
OM His Honor the Lieutenant--
ortransmitting. the Est mates for
414
on of Mr. Wood the Zstiniatett
• 'fled to Committee of Supply.
ill authorizing the cities, towns
rovide gas and other means
eating'intis passed through
out amendment. _
ent into committee on the
authorize the construction
a returnlespect=
• •
•
neit-In
chap.
't7-7 !:"Nomuni
-•-w Radian:lent or
Period longer
4 tuitil here-
, _ fthis Legi'slat
tion of the Govern=
11 to enable minuet-
• if, Or make stile of
arket fees? • .1
ot- to ineerporate the
*lotion ItaititaY: •
• iton •-rAik --Act to
- iii-
•'
ivil Government $ 187,1.01.23
egishition - • 165,016 04
dministration Of Justice .262,731 08
ducation. • ... • 510,384 69
ublic -.Institutions' maintenance... 610,199 64
30 084 67
. . 131,166 83
78,095 79
.71,827 27
128,491-84
.20,340 26
•110,650 00
- . • 83,447 26
• 41;348 93
$8#430.886 63
• 1,342-19.
57,458 67
• 37,519 47
254,445 82
.i11,1587
25,000 00
1,323 34
migration
culture and Arts -
ospitals and -Charities •
soellaneous .
• blic Buildings •-
iiblicWorks
°ionization roads.
harges on -Crown Iiands
e -funds.
ew Public BUildings
unicipal Loam:Fund
rainage debentures.
•• to tailways
and Improvement Fund
ommon School Fund
tationery. and Office expenaelf.
. • $2,919;133
UTIMATED 'RECEIPTS TOR 18.83i
•
I will now refer very briefly to the esti,-
mated receipts for the present year, Nghich
are as follows: . •
Subsidy, $1,116,878 80
Specific grant - 80,000 00 .
Intereston special fund t 136,696 62 •
- -•-=-$1#333#069 42
81
„have had,. Mr. . Speaker, several
ver-expenditores in ' the, preeent - year,
roe of them pretty large, especially that
n connection with, our Public institutions
ainienance. '. It was owing to the large
=ease among that portion of our people
who are becoming _insane that that 4n -
teased expenditure, . was -incurred. - We
were obligedlo lease a building in the, town.
f Orillia., and we were obliged to remove:
-idiots sfrOrd-IlioniItOn Asylum to the
Umber of 70 in order to inerease theroom
or .insane patients at Hamilton. . This
was something over which the Government
[had no control, and the result has been
that not only at Hamilton, but at Orilla,
there has been increased expenditure:- •
-Crcn „Lands Revolitis. „
Crown lande .;.$ 100,000 00 -
Clergy lands - 004000 00
Common School lands.. 251000-40
Grammar School lands,. 5,00000
Woodeand Forests - 600,000 00
`$ 750,000 do
-• .
•Pubis° Inststuttons Revenue.. -
. DRA..MATIO IMO/TAT-4S,"
A late Milwaukee telegram says The
-
body supposed to be Miss Chaim was found
in the puma Of the Newhall House :this
lorenoon. charred beyond recognition. The
news of the 'finding of the body attraeted
thousands to the 'scene. Afterwards two
more bodies, &erred berind identification,
and part of a human trunk were found: It
is now settled that the lossof life will net
be below seventy.- The action of the
Council caused such general condemnation
that another meeting is called for this
afternoon to employ a large ler= and get
electrical empliances for working at night.
W A. Hell died this morning.. He jumped
from the fifth storey. Six bodies .8 were
buried this nioniing, therebeing a large
attendance. • , - • •
'Of two coats •found in the ruins of the
hotel, one belonged to *a guest who
escaped. There is nothing left to . tell
to whom the other -coat belooged.
The • photograph ef -a young man - WaS
found. On its back was written Mr. E.
Leland.. The - photograph was taken in
°New York. A memorandum book, a large
number of bundlesand businees papers
werealso unearthed. The workmen have
nowdug in about sixteen feet from the•
sidewalk. • ' • •
• Up to this evening five additional bodies
have been found in the ruins of the New-
hall House. As the Men worked -into and
opened Up the -ruins odors 'of burned flesh
became nitre apparent, and there is
scarcely room to doubt that by to -morrow
_night a scene wilibe presentedbefge which
the most.stout heart will quail. A.--human-
foot • hai. beets found - partially' burned,
-with no trams of .timi *body. Two little
heaps of reineins found near -personal
effects. recognized as belonging to Itobert
Howie and David Martel; Wisconsin,- Cen-
tral- conductors, leave little doubt • that
both perished. . The body is:identified in
the morgue is *not Miss Ch.ellis, but Mrs.,.
L. W. Brawn, of Alleghney, Pa. The last'
body . found was recognized. as Erna
Hager, a. domestic. -James H. Barneit,
whose name appears among themissing,
was a prominent Democratic politician of
Southwestern Wisconsin. ••• .
•
' A THRILLING RECITAL! •
Lunatic Asylum, Toronto $ 32,000 00
" London .... 9,00000 .-
• -Kingston 5,000 00 •
• - " . • Hamilton. 5,000-00 ,
• Orillia 2,000 00.
PenetanguisheneReforma-
tory • - 1,00000: -
Mercer Reformatoiy .. ..... 6)000 00: •
Deaf andDumb Institute... 50000p
Blind Institute •
Central Prison
•• : ne,s00 00
Education • ' '4.31,000 09 •
Interest on Investments. :110,000 00
Casual revenue 35,000 00..
License Fund - . • 92,000 00
Algoma taxes...„ • • 3,000 66
Law staxiipsi; 60,000 OW -
,Drainage Assessment Fund 30,000 00 ..
Municipal Loan Fund 10,000 00
Toronto .Mechanics' Insti-
tute '••- .7,70000 -
From., insUrance c o in-
patriestodefre.y expenses, .
• of inspection by Pro- •
••• __
vincial Inspector 3,000 -00 •
From counties to defray _
expenses of taking lune- • • .
' • tics to asylums, boys to • -
• Reformatory, etc. • ., 6,000 00 '•
- •#. - $ 387,700 00
- -Making a total estimate ..... $0,586,762- 42
£SBETS or THE PROfiNCIA.
I propose to pass, Mr. Speaker, to a stale,
ment. of our - assets on the 81st December
last year. They are as follows. - • -
L Investments :, • .' -
Dominion 6 p.d.
bends $500,000 oo
Market value
•- • • • 4)000 536,000 00
c. debentures
invested 31st
Dec.,1881 $271214 44 .
Tile drainage -
5 p. c.- debeni
- tures invest- •
ea 31st Dec.,
1881 27 028 00
Overdue inter- • - ••
refintof Aat totfi. eosftsamonaeccount 0.6 .
- i; antliorize the ehoOrkSgefs
2°0,000 and issue rted 327 374 00 r
P e
, •
g ceittsin giii4 to: the
ay Compel:1Y.
lit down a copy of Hi
• nant-Governor's Commie
ions. since iseued to him
ought down returns
confined in -each Of t4
Oats ;-olso returnsof numbii,
ancelty: - 4 • •
rAn.Acit to -incorporate- th
notion. R,ailwaY. CO: •
Act to moctPcrttte tn
• Olio Bishop:ofOttawa.* :
ters-An Act to incorporate t
aterleo treet 'Railway Corn.
• ;
An Act r 'epectingilie Wateri 4
ila
'an Bay Railway Com
•
Yr. tho.-_,...rogszent.-7
his Act wieftiot ret; -Aot4.,_nAPP=Let4
Itgirrfison (Hallto:tvc tatidot
showing ... the inimtaint:,Cd. for
• itted to the* jails in. each ooiftak
1882. . - - -
Provincse during the years 1880; 18
Hs. Ferris moved for ._a- return sho
0 style and nature of Oates in which j"
ices Were-,istruok out for: the years_18
d 1882, and by what judge, and for w
if riots= ,assigned. He desired
w if there :Was any we11•underatod the judges in certain claiseiri
whether. siitiorr- was taken -in- is
a, manner, according to the pa
• notions of the presiding judge. T
as carried. •1-
411 Moved for return of :oorres
therecloconients connectedwiti
dation of Parliamentary auI
•:buildings. to present Vogel
-ith'ibrapliiined that,
• ernment BWa on the
not Ark., te&
r repliea. that tha.p*igrg meN
40044 night end day preparing matter
,
• . • $
1156.7
2. Special or Trust .
Fund within Doniinion ,
of
"Upper Canada Grammar
School Fund, 2, Vic , •
cap. 10, _and 250,000 '
acres • of land allotted -
to. it. (This fund Is
' bearing. interest at 5
per cent) - • $312,769'04 -
Upper Canada Building -•
Fund (underothe 18th _
sec., Act 1854.) Seign
oriel tenure set apart - •
for local purposes in .
Upper Canada. (A •
large portion of this '
,fund should bear in-
terest at 6 per cent.,
but we ,have received
. only 5.per, cent.). - 1;472,391 41
Land Improvement .
•
.Plzu•srip.:a:7.5 2 0. evbeeturetsem9:cillo;_lf:11:rauccun.ct -aoolti!...°Ipimutztr tha noon. Common
..abrCrn
oengina fa-Purilirtil9igri-s
P ars (1 •
gring, interest at 5
.,_ .
8. Value orti-no.t.• ... • ... •••••.• • 80E201 74;
Ontario as per,,,.. -----........„ 2. i,n47 27
4. Balance -due on accotitnrto ed - -6-
cipal Loan Fund debts, ,., -
cap. 47 .. 1.05541 00
The Housethen divided. on the &Mend-
ment moved by Mr. Meredith iontli the
following result: • • . -
.YEAs.-Messrs. Baker., Baskerville, Boni-
.
ter, Broder, Creighton, French, Jelly; •Kerr,
Lauder, Lees, Long, :Madill, Meredith; Merrick,
Metcalfe, Monk, Morgan, Morris, Neat, Parkhill,
Richardson,.Rose, Tooley -25. 1
NAYS Appleby, Away, 13adgerow
Balfour, -Ballantyne, Baxter, Bettis; Blezazd,
onfield, Caldwell, Cascaden,Chiftholra, Crooks,-
Deroche, Drury, Dryden, Ferris, Field, Fraser,
Freeman, Gibson (Huron), Graham, Hagar, Har-
court, Hardy, " Hawley,- Hay,' Hunter,- Laidlaw
Lyon, McCrailey, McMahon, - Mack,
Master, Mowat, Neelon, O'Connor,Pardee Peck„
Bayside, liobinscin (Oaldwell),- Robinson (Kent),
Robertson, Ross, Sinclair, Snider, 8triker,Waters,
Watterworth, Widdiiield, Wood,..Y0ung-53.
Nicholaii Moran, Of Beloit, Wis., 00011pled - •
room No. 211 on the Seconctfloori and was _..:
awakened by the cry of "Murder!" He
sprang to his feet,. went to the door of his • • -
room, •opened it, and was thrown on his
book by a violent con.oussion, saused by
the nigh of: wind and flame. ..11e
grabbed his clothing - and started . for
the lower 'floor ; a man went rushing
through the hall, shouting, "411 those who
want tole sowed _follow me•til Heitarted
• toward the end of the hall and meeral
ir
Woment
rushing wildly about, ono(
others lying on the floor crying-, alp essly
•for their husbands. One of &elm shouted
out many times, "Oh, God -i save my ;
ohild 1" She rushed frantically into the
fia,rees with her child and .Wite )lever seen
again: Moran made.his way out upon the
balcony', and, after throwing hie clothes to
the ground, jumped upon them himselfaud
escaped unhurt.
THE WORTH °TEACH -LADDER ?WEND.• .
Gen'. Tom Thumb aid Wife,: are at the '
21ankinton House,_feeling grateful for their •
edoppe. • "I never had such s filmy in all
mV Ate," -fetid the little General to a re- •
porter. "t was awakened by my wife, who
said sOMS One WES knOOking at the door of.
our room. I was dazedfora men:sent, then ,
got up and admitted a 'police officer, who
yelled fire at me. - The lien was full cif
smoke and I was alcdoet suffocated. The.
:aBtctheto gietitiodu.wt'a's• tb. 1"4-.),7•°1-inafor
v '
: "Did you find it? " • -
"Well," smiling and rubbing his •by,
hands, "1 Came very ;nese • not dein if; f
but I did. 'The policeman opened the i
nearest -window, and I found a ladder
"IseRaLher welcome, Wasn't it'Z" asked the
t'he
reporter. .• -• - .
"My dear boy, at that Moment half a .
million in money.wouldn't comeanywhere
pear buying a single round of that ladder.
I descended the ladder, followed WiPolice-
Men O'Brien with iziy.,;7ife in his arnitir." -
.., - • • INCIDENTO. .
A realization forced itself upon thei&
that thehetel was not sufficiezitly watched,
there being but one man to act as night
watchman, elevator man, bell 'boy and
general utility man.
One man man swung hiinself down .on the
window -sills from the fifth story. His - -
perilous deviant was cheered and cheered
again. As. his feet, touched the second -
story window he lest his belatce, and with
a terrible shriek, of despair he fell, a
quivering heap, "in the .very Paidst of the
wild crowd that was still cheering. .
t Allan Johnson, the millionaire, who was
Oarried with his wife into the office of the
American Express Co., where the two '
were laid side by. side,
turned over and. '
imprinted a kiss on the lips of his wife. A
moment later he died. Mrs.- Johnson also
-idled within a quarter of all hour •
,
S. A. Dixon; of Chicago, who o00910,d a
room in Michigan street front, gives a
thrilling amount. o the - fire. He, was
awakened by the or • g of some glass,
and opened the door to ain the •cause.
The haw was filled with .animpenetrebli
volumief smoke, which immediately filled
his room, forcing him 'to oiose the door.
He then gathered up his clothed and went
into the hall, gropfng about radii he found.
theimay leading to the bank building. Con-
tinuing, be said:- • -
"I tasked brick upon the 'Newhall, 'a
.dark-leoking MSS of smoke *enveloping
with:now and then lurid gleams lighting up
the opaque cloud. The scene was a fright-
ful one,- After a* moment's hesitation
.deoided to re-enter the Winding, in the
hope of saving some poor , 'creature.
The few clothes I had recovered_ I° hastily
put on and. crawled back. - I met a girl,
one. of the help, with a bundle of clothes in
her arms. The. raiment I saw her she fell'
back exhausted, and I carried her out intb
the bank building. The rear portion of
the hotel where was ' was not then in. TIM 'mucus CATAOROPliE.'
flares, but from the other Side great sheets. •
of fire leaped up whirling and lashing. Terrible Scenes 01 Mu�erlflg and Death:
, .
• The loss of life by the burning of tthe
went backs second timeandmet another
girl. T do not know her name, but she was drone- in Ber4iteehteff, itnesoin peiendi ou
dining -room girl, - and welted on the Saturday, was not so great as was reported..
table at which 1 sat. She recognized :Mee )31.1t it AS believed that over 150 persons
but 1 did' not know her. She .wan perished. The fire broke out toward the
burned very badly: Her hands were end of the performance and was caused -by
higilghYher-sd:cit'bPenbfiI2dt::caleEasndlingPrrksIn'
the
thfihianginglZot.npoo. them.Her aags.lhS:ourtsin.becategnit:d
alianaheriaoet,wereBeranatfanslokiyspreltotlewsand
•-
bjuttihtokotjiwiughthtefiroOet; and
ar scruasnhintygo.lointhtoinognlemedi
thweffirs. Thviectim'emuts.heTrathiefanthdrentech, nuldnirab:reirg
the rooms•I seized a sheet m 'Which I 800 persons, ruished4o- the, front door..bit
was placed forward it was•rendered neelees. A rush
it Opened invierds and as he crowd pressed.
enveloped her and carried her through the
abnandktaureanteihghertipon-which she
sister at the Axtellllonee• was then made to the two side doors, both
By that time .the *hotel was a mass of of which were nailed up, thus oempelling
'fide4maresT•aAmulweAnttt:- 00 to would have been•
.C.RE 'D -WITH. DEAD BODIES. their clothes m it sheet. of 'flame. The fire
• • which many ,stirang into the street with
the people to take to the windows, from
was in the-nerth. brigade arrived within half an- hour, but it
The serrants1 staarwity. was*. impossible to extinguish the flames,
asthe water in the tanks was -frozen. The
fire lasted two -hairs. Bye witnesses state
:that when the doors were mass .of burning persons warey laloePwientehaa
in•
The horses and properties o ' the oircus
were all destroyed. ,
' The ice broke while the Vienna fire bri-
gade was crossing the river to Berditscheff,
thus preventLig them from reaching the
fire more promptly. Ono -amount estimates
that 90 men, 1206vremen and 60•children lost
their lives. The Viotims include the Camel
of the police:, and Nice -President of the
Bourse. • The indierice were •mainlyJewe•
One version is that thefire was caused by -
it groom throwing iliglitedisigarette =the
etre* in thsstable_si'setting it on fire. A
strong draught fanned the flames Pad
caused them to spread'. The -author °Utile
fire perished; and also two clowns. Tey
are believed to be Englishmen. •The man
Whose wife and three o en perished
!Ilan abaed • rohants GU a
KIDNAPPING A 1113641.11-.
Queer Case of Carrying aira Pretty Girls
-
A St. Louis telegram' says: ,There is
greet excitement here over she disappear-
ance of Zerelde Garrison, aged.17, one of
the belles of the city: Last Saturday she
left the residence of her uncle, accompanied
by her sister, and took a street -car for
Wild'Hunterlo the terminus of the oar line
in the extreme -southern part- 1 of the
city. The conductor remarked her
getting • off the car . at Wild
Hunter's, when she asked to be directed to
the Consent of the Sacred Heart, half a
dozen blocks -away. Since then she has
not been heard of. The conductor 'noticed
on the oar platform four, ,rotikli Alen, who,
commented bn Miss ,Garriison.'s handsome
appearance; and it* is supposed they had
something to do with her disappearance.
Laza-Oliver Garrison states that Miss
Garrison is ,nowin the licease Of her uncle.
He doesn't think she suffered any violence
, • .
at the hands of her abductor's, other than
being chloroformed on Saturday, When the
ruffians obtained possession .of _her person.
The young lady was returned this -evening
b one of the ruffians, who probably
became alarnied at- the groat excitement of
-west corner of the .•building. .- It was a
narrow; spiral, wood staircase, and of
course, very inflammable. Before the
filmes. reaohed this part of the hotel there
n. to believe that this min* stair -
stopped on 'Change. Resolnicons were° is ress6
•way. was* hterally glutted with the bodies
of the dead servants. g,The story told by a
guest, Mr. • Samuel Martin, of - Denver -
bears out. this theory. had a room
the fourtk ficior. When he realized that
the hotel wad. on fire . he sprang into
the hall, which was blick.with sraoke, and,
running wildly about, found himself
at a narrow stairway. Nor knowing vrhere
it led, he plunged down': , At the bottom of
he
itli
but
lie
ttk of-
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smut mithe ratvi.e -• anoth na-01*
'tnkban;;rwepraseistaogrieewa in that ViraY.
:17 kr;71ine hhe°t:h:r Y11:118;1371:111f1'151011::::iat
tOi haVe people now ask •tviiln
any een on the fifth_
treinfiemirett as eau. be wee -aau sixth
the public and the • probability of punish-
ment.
- When, Miss Garrison abduotion was
annciunced yesterday 'all burliness was
adopted. denouncing the-. crime. In ten
mintiteri_020,000 was subscribed as a reward
'for the girl dead or alive, and efery _mem-
ber on 'Change shouted •his wjilingneee to
drop business and turn detective. . •
Balance due from Arldphanics! In-
stitute; Toronto -
6.; 'Balance •due on aceount Of sale, of
._ lots atkihnico k
Balance ii2 banks, current accounts
. -
Special deposits • . ;
000 1
. $5252023 06
#
rairsinrrors pnovmozi. . .
Our:;lia.bilities areas follows : : - •
7.
Canada
Canada Atlajlt4e itailLif 5.72 at ,_$2:0001 ion An
waY rik*73.,000j•re-tetuu-ri
. . , . . • ,
ilrrAcs' c eB'i°v eih. set se' cromti inlite:go oars- seal 31°it t ri Murderer.1)i 6°t''illiu sri i tie ne . F 7- :
Tint.
man
nnihWeeg 4 nahrv°eta p.i 3 Ireasonsr ae rt a, bofull j°1 l'ritrciodtt making :Cinvrofe tut:- ohde‘ersatmhiBk. Inand1 If PeSfil it le BrMr. bti 11 n ihan• e'
OEtb,-80146 ef whom resernbled O'Donnell in
..no means of determining the truth 'Or
fale'ity of -the -sta,tements a ()Donnell, and
thought he Would 710t be lilt do under the
oircomstances. Qii .onday night he &aid.
lie7 should send • a copy: of the confeseion
- "titikitisli consul at priee. ' •
1D88ail2rya.nSdelalooll.b-Llof
twat Soine.tyshow tho
'with .-. large. quantities : Of : kblirt.,a d
manures were aritIOng the:first Affecte
tthe disease„, while those grown. with phos•
.Phatee were wh-olly tmaffeeted, though in
prolimiti' ill either Ode *Ohl clisofieed
oldictre.ts tcrefflodt •htillseerrataileecat:Ithie'!34'*. il-fredeariel
A. Jacobite Sinclair& ,
A.•corresporident of the Brief:tin Aelvertiser
writes Xr. T. IlfoGrail, South Hirrierouir, •
has in his,possession a 44e•yonng blackbird
that he has tanglat to whistle the .popoia'r
Jecobite air "O'er the Water to Charlie."
This is a feat seldom accomplished hy -the
most .skilful ornithologist, .the 'bird in
most-• oases retains a “ quiver of .its
-"44atilt`mood notes_ "wild ' in whistling a
taught tune Not eo with the -
Quebec's Slum of Common Moog putammde up' of rent. oi paradad„ eo because rible incineration. emir the five girlsleatirr.
follows :
SUU52XStbut to
g 0:h1wi Waken
coignozatatii07.47441.44 iwilatAlit4heigceeneroility reterntug ;Percentages Itriitood by then and' Watplied Alib....1.„, French, flagidette, and as perfeet -futon:-
Atiititailatittetf' ' ,..f.xdrilififtrof' these English landholaerO th_ 41: 40:1'n°tes 'with' •thi -dieunet ,-erearnettier:f 18
:innetatftst.htt 4fp„.)Itin713.dq:ns:e.ovnic):141. 110 en 4igretuildithifth:
Collections on account of . theii farms. - •
their tenants- would otherwase throw uP. to their death down. in the alley, but the g • 4 - , •