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COERCION FOR IRELAND.
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*Olidstont's Powetel SPeieh Compels the
Goverment to l'isakes.,
wp,AT;y PREDIOTB BLOODSHED.
,-sifittoi OF TRE. SCOTIA
,
iefso etoamei Ashore, but her PaseenSeue
etafse-A. Terrible Voyage Acre's. the
• Atiantie. . • •
A Patchogue,'L.L, despatch, serf: The
steanter Scotia had 1,20e passengers on
boerd. She experienced terrific etorms for
over a .weelt, end many paesengers ' had
Heats broken and received other hIletries1117
'being thrown about theeteerage,QUFtidey
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71.
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ONTARIO LEGION
Hon. Mr. Hardy Presented aBill respect-
ing distress for rent and taxes, Whit* wise
read thefitst
W. AtiB8 'preeeSed a 1301 to
bilo
amend the Act releting to • the, Pu
Sohoole, which was mad the first time.
Mr. Clarke (Wellington asked whether
the- regulation regardieg t reading of the
Croke sad the Vetleita-assaue. en Balikeb-Do the machinery gave oat, ?nd th.• Bible in the High and Public Seeheoliret
Net raver Home Bela, sea wel,orunning so lugh that the captain the Province whiltieciprovides at the por-
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d
' decided run ashore after cutting the mast tion of Scripture Phalli ken from
' evening , the 'debate on, the MOtion Lar 1. ma late clanger• , _ b3r the, Departnmet of Eclueatien, is still
nrgen for the Coercion Bill was Tearamea- =mistakable evidenqe of lista usage by the
Iler aPPearansa give" in force Or whether such readings may be
waves., en . t d.
' d thee C8 aiimrder 0, oseiltehoteedBibbyi:heleacher, under the direetion
ging, together With tile general, . rig- t f ih thorized version
. of -the ttus ees; rom sae , , .
her deck, makes her a Most distrening • Han. a. W; Ross repijear_Where the
A. last (Thursday) nightie London cable ows...
,e There are 114;b0Ut• 1100 women oolong the selections withorized for that purpose
says: In the House of Coil:linens this th:rowingeo.. The steamer is in up !mi.
Mr: ladatonereferred to the "-unprece-
dented"position of the House, which had
already sat two months; during which,. he
-aaid;-itsTindependent-initiatisei-ha _
sed en now ' the Conservatives
exulted over the prospect of passing a
motion forcing the House to an absolute
-surrender of Os whole time until a Bill of
an extremely' severe character- had -been,
carried. The House Was threatened with
s frequent 'e.pplieatim of. closure ,if the
debates were protracted: .• -.No greater
calamity could befall the House , than this
Port of pressure. , It . wouldik Oen the
"
authority of the Chau. and bring rthe
procedure rules into disrepute. He
had seen more Parliamentary life than
•.any other man in the House, but he never
know of so grave a state of affairs. ,It was
due to the extreme abuse of power by the
'majority, Which, if persisted in, would leave
behind treatise of intolerable wrong. The
• t
position ot affairs was nOW VerY
front -that -when the .Coercion,,Bill•pf 1.8e1, .contact poste _and beanie.
• WiOntstied. • There' were .no mablii'nery of the stettnie7F-lied-beeit Tot
eho'Mottse tioieinot4 wash.theee little'use for nearly a Week, and the fact, of
tion Of the Oetnra at the proposed 'Clav,al•a; theveesei having ashore with her beiA
•• -...inentineaffure"."14 erettofore saalPF nottlideet; directly proper
•ri f arime OCittrile' Viaga-infireate-that-ahernhad-heen-
ky., 'e ' teeiedaigeeirekAieditp,',Ohow,
that a terrible prevalence of crime
threatened social order. Was:that the ease.
nese ?°, , The Honse had been told that
the number Of itgrarianeffencedetrier to the
passage ' of , Mr. Forster% ;rouse, Act
exceeded the" .highest ri her"!-/y;piace.
Crime then; le:Peeve( 4Tatf of a different
character from that which the Govern
'•neent now sought ' to check? At Present
' crime , consisted in combining to obtain
a reduction of rent. , cheers.)
• Bien the evtelence whiekthe..Geverneient.
• pat before "the: I1Ptrie shetved' that
d
crowd iiei &dm gazing longingly. at 0 trustees a school prefer that the reading
objectevi-ethile.„theppor-ferei ers Who
of
len, se 'tear. and Yet so far, create feel- shall he -°Saillia. Ihhheir:Tlet-sall''
from the boels'ef selections, or where true -
lug° a emaliseratim in the hearta a the tees prefet to have pasfiages read which are
besch_from_au. points,_aionobe jziajAand. not in the book of selections, the Govern -
hundreds ,of Men who swarmed to: the
, 70r. nearly tiventy, days . the steamer -ilia- ment have no desire to interfere, as long as
ho Bible or lie contents are read daily and
it•sedebioe storms, the -waves- dashing over tsyseematically.
the decks like huge mountain's, , and at tion requires any, maineation in order to
If theitext Of the regula-
times threatening to entirely submerge her. admit of this course, the. modification will
Daring' aar'st a the' time it was awer'eari be made. '
net because it was IZedfat, but heeeese the
ratepayers were so ationiouti of hating the
drainage done that they gave an the assist-
ance they equld. But any ratepayer had
it in, his power to obstruct the working of
the Act.
Hon. A. S. Herdy said that Thursday
next had been appointed to hear the
euemeers, and the County:Councils might
be heard atthe same time.
Mr. Claticy.eaid that he did,aot Wish. to
cast any refiebtion on the engineers, but, he
.neverimew t em to cast aside a profitable
i
-joh.---Itirl'e_Y •dripOded to the Bill;-beileving•
that no tie on should be snowed to cover
any portion eta. drain. .
The Dill was read the • second time " and
referred to the Municipal Committee.
Mr. Gerson moved the almond reading of
a Bill to abolish property -qualification for.
municipal offices. He thought that electors
should have the greatest possible 'freedom
of choice of candidates. It was not always
the best ;bueiness men in a municipality
who owned-the-gteatest--areoun 't",..:PfPrek,
petty. In the town of Niagara it was
almost impossible to get any change in the
Council, on e,ccount of .the smell numberof
persons who were qualified.. •
'Mr. dibeetnsaidbeliectintreduced: a --Dill
of the safee nature. , He was in favor not
of an entire abolition of property qealifica-
tion, but of a material change in the law.;
If wealth was to be the test, those who
were best qualified ha' .cowicillors in that
respect, would. not offer for election: He
was in faVor of snob an amendment in, the
law that any one who was euelified to vote
in a municipal election would be qualified
as a candidate for muiticipal honors, and
he had introduced a Bill to that effect:
'. ' Mr. Fraser said there was no reason Why
the Bill should not go to the committee.
The Bill was read the second time and
jef6rredlettlipAaeillipel Committee. . • -_,:c,
Mt: Gibe= thee =wed theitecond read-
ing of theBill' he had .referred to.
His Bill ilia Provided that What; 'street
watering was underthe_fiontage_ ..tOtr
system, the -More valuable property might
be compelled to :pay a higher . tax. The
Bill was read the sewed time and referred
to the Menicipal Committee.
,
to Iteep the emigrants packed like sardines Mr. Waters rose amid applause' to move
in the steerage, where they were subjected the second , reading of the Bill to enable
from side to side ' of the vessel, Pitched mmonnerlicfp.t,trocmoeuteitios.voterii.foore.amidemhbaetrathoef
to indescribable suffering, being thrown
from.' their ,beithe, and•susteining more " tendency of the day was in the direction of
las • sEliric416 bruises 'Or' fr"tures a their the extension of the franchise, and that
limb°, several lien and *omen luta Their extension was not confined to the men. The
children were Meek and blue from frequent see•lig of the franchise to WOMert had
everyw ere beenfollowed„ •
h b with good. resulta
armor, and lege. broken, while many of the „;.4
In Britain women he,d Noted in Municipal
thisprime was reattieted, to demands for
former qaereloa Aet ••*tai' realate(1 '14' le; +NA tittebtard, despatch says railway
majority of the, menibers from leedendi accident octurredeibbilt 1 O'cicielionFriday
(Cheers.) •Now there was a pretest against morning, near Leetonia, Ohio, on the Pitte-
ion froin an. overwhelming majority burg, Fort Wayne 84 Chicago Railroad, by
of the Irish, members. (Cheers.) Had the' Which one person was killed, and a number
,Goveininent just Platte terdemanding of Petiseneeri lehe,,exPrese train
-coercion or urgency for new repressive
.Mter,appilatting commission
to examine on the Riot the rent qneafion,
' and the evile •arising from' land lawe, the
; Government no* put ,aside' the • recom,
mendatione of the commission, and asked
1' nt for inereaseol power to make
torisine about but -with slight eontroll •
•At the Scotia was lying easy in
elbOut,twe'llithonte Of Witter 2® feetIroin
ehige,-. and was working: in, through the
pounding of the rising tide. The vessel is
'leaking; and the pumps are kepticontinue.ny
working to alpar her of water. 'The wea-
ther ettetinumeffite and a quiet pee prevails.
Theta. are no apprelieneions entertained as
to the safety of the vessel and her passen-
gers during the night. .
Arep gREIGitT
The issiitineei *flied and Pastieriaers
Just abatements Of•I'Xa.lit Never -
eleotiOnii tor years. The 'law -had been
applied to England first, but had after-
tesetie been 'extended to, Scotland, this
itself being Proof that the women of 'Eng-,
laiid-htdrieed•their-franchise-Well,-:-.Le the
last, municipal electione in Ontario, not-
withstanding that the day was 'exceedingly
inclemene,e large woman vote was brought
out. .The total. nnitiber orweinen on -the
lists was 20,122, and the total' number cast
was 4,659.: • • ,
•riaser-paid his hon. •frienci Was
an 'old* campaigner ,in regard to this ques-
tion: The 'membere Of the House knew
What his (Mr. Fratities)i, Opi1116118 thi8
subject were. • They were his own opinions;
he was not expressing the opinions of ' any-
bodY, else: This was an operequestioh. Ile
objected to theinni. gentleman'speopoeition
of the Bill; because of itself, and he, ob-
jabted to it 'because of what- it would lead
Up to. • He objected to this made of dealing
with the 'subject, piece by piece. The
ouse should, look. the whole question in
the face and come to a' sensible &inclusion
upon it. - Pdesibly if the Scott Act and the
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TraellORA-V,11:10,13IIMMAYA.
The Mayor Of Belleville- hee(been ,Berved; •
with an indictment for maintaining a utile-
a,nce in the police cells._Thecase will come.
before the police inagistrate to -day.
• It ierumpred at Ottawa that the Gov-
ernment will at the coming session of Par -
Bement sailor a grant of money to build
a new residence for the Governor-Generar
on Nepeart Point. ,
The New Brunswick Legislature upsei.
ing keeipredity-with,- the -British'.
metislyiassed a resoletion yestetday de•
colonies in the West Indies, Smith America -
and eldewhere ' •
The Montreal _Trades and Labor Council
are, petitioning for amendments to the
cit
charter restricting the'Powers of the Chin.
man of the Finance Committee and dieing'
the Mayor a'veto power.. .
Edward Tierney,°a young man who lived
near Trenton, shot himself fe,tally with a.
onjihotgriar.fiaterdayafternoon. Dissipa-
tion is supposed! to have bean e cause. •'
Wee not considered neeeesary.
question .ot-prolribition-were diepo o
which left Chicago in the morning -had_ -they would hear no More of this quad=
reached. Leetome, at which point there is a
of Woman, Suffrage. Yet, in order that
heavy grade,. . when the engineer et"a
prohibition might be carried, they were
covered was break=
asking that women should be given the
ing. He Stopped the 's train .and
franchise for all time to come, and to trans -
while examining the braked a 'freight
fer the political power of the country from
trainoame along ,arid crashed into the rear
• one sex to the other. ', He believed that
nature neverintended that this Fthould be
done, and all ertilerience was in favor of his
position. • He wanted to meet the question
squarely, and therefore he moved the six
menthe' hoist. . • .
The amendment was tarried on the fol-
lowing _
•Awiey, Ballantyne', Blezard
BilthiqBtention. chamberlain; Clancy, Clarke;
E. F. (Toronto), Clarke, H. E. rreronto), .tharke
Cruesscruthed, Chicago•rIllve-Divis DrY.clim, Fell. Fraser i'reeman French; Gibsorl
the laws still more 'offensive to the general end' of the express, completely escoping
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. • senile of the people. (Irish cheers?) Gen•'- the sleeper and: the passenger cat next to
- . Buller's etridence proved that tenants now it. Engineer William Beall; of Allegheny,
paying were inxioes to pay; that there who was underneath the engine fixing the
was no general niovement against payment, air brake, was horribly crushed and killed
but only a combined effort to Obtain fair alinostinetently: The names of the in -
rents. 'rhe Irish people Were apt to folio 'tired are: ; J. C. Hazlett, in the sleeping
theeiample constantly set by others and lee e,r, fatale. hurt; left at Leetoriiai I.iee
:what they could 'make of it. (Cheers.) ' The Hin,"a Chinamen; cut in the liead seiretely.;
Governmentrdaid the i contracts should John T. Bingley; conductor of the Pullman
•-•"---:-not---be--broken,--y.et-31r,".Belfony.,_. while
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- preischingthe doctrine of the sandal -Of
contracts, Was going to intredUce a '
' Bi
breaking leasehold contracts adjustedunder
the Abt Of 1881; itist is the jildicial
'vita were. It was not .to .vindicate the
sanctity Of contracts, nor , to repress the
. widespread:outbreak of Minie, that the
Govermient now - demanded coercion for
Ireland., Of what lister° the Government
iimastire should turn out to be it was the
duty of the Libetals new; whether in Min- Catharines Journal an account o e ' Mr. Ingram moved. the secendreading.of
„ Ority Or in majority; to refuse urgency. He annOtencement in pomade, . of the accessien the Dill to amend the Assessment. Act by
trusted that the people of Englapd wpuld .of goeen Victoria tO the -throne. He Bevil: i increasing the aniountjof the exemption on
the Liberals united in Opposing this ill; 44 I.Well, remember the daY•when this event incomes from 6400 to 6800. .
enedlineasnre to the lest stsee,' and that become known in. St, Ce.tharines: It Was, The Bill was read the second time And
e Liberal members Would , ring out the I think, the 29th Of June,: now nearly, fifty, referred to the Municipal Committee.
voices of justice and reason against a Gee- years;a0. When the news arrived, it ceane Mr. --Gibsoifti (Himilton) Dill !dealing
ernment which, after eighty-inx years of by way of Nir/ York, thence by steamboat with the same subject was read the emend
ettierience, were preparing, under' the name to'Allie,n3r, from which piece it was brought time and referred to the" Municipal Corn -
of a statute of•Parliament,to strike? fresh by' tb<3 *egret& line' .of mail coaches to mittee. -• • • . • •
• Lewiaton over .the.,Ridge Mad, thence to The following Bina Were introducedOn
read the first time . ;
For the prevention of accidents
'Mr. McMahon moved theriecOnd reading
of a Bill. to amend the• Act relating to
=dual fire &nominee .companies. The
Bill gives legal voting power to all share-
holders, irrespective of the "mount of steak
they hold; and alloivs thelocatiOn of ahead
office to be changed. by a iriejOrity vote,
instead of *a two4hirds vote. • ,
Hen. 0. Mowat Said that he thought' the
interests of all the thateholders were beet
attended to when the Oil/test. power ,Was
placed in the hands • of those having the
greatest pecuniary interest in the company,
and he therefore did not think there should
he any change in the Jaye MAW! respect.
He intended,to bring in a Bill dealing with
the question of insurance, and he would,.
therefore, suggest that this Bill be allowed
to stand. '
Mr. Meredith said it elmeld be distinctly
understood that the Goverrenent Was op-
posed to the changes, Otherwise the. House
would .be flooded- with insurance agents
from all Om thecotintey; '
The order steed.
A drunk named Wm: Duff, Who appeared,
lietore tbe 'London police mnistrate on
Saterdayand-was---firied--62,-1 ulgetlin_ee
saucy remark shout, the Chief of Police, '
whereupon the court raised his fine to 610,
and tient him down for two months, in de- ".
fault of cash.
. Saturdeg night, between 10 . and 12,:.
o'clock, Davi Haun it, resident of Bertie,
was run down and killed by a train on the,
Grand Trunk Railway about two miles west
of Stevensville; his body being inangled in
a horrible 'manner. A bottle of Whiskey
Was tonna with him. • ' •
The Eitel of Derby has declined to act
aB-
Chairman of the Silver Commiesion.
_ ,At Wientier-Reustadt,„ Lower Aleittiae,
yesterday a powder mull expl�dedblOWiflg
three eeddiers to 'atoms. •.• . •
- Eighty-five:persons lost their lives he the
explosion in the. Duni colliery_ at Sydney .
on Thtirsday. , The bodies -have been"
' The French Chamber of Deputies haw
ear, bruised about the head, leg and hand, (Wellmgton), Conmee Cra g, reigh
,
. (Hamilton), .Gibiiineaturon),-duthrierilammellk
Pittsburg, very badly cut and face bruised;
P. Pedow, New Orleans', slightly bruised;
Mrs. Louisa Edens' 3 -year-old.' child, badly
bruised; Mrs. Gray, of Minnesota, slightly
injured; Delia Coyne, of Brooklyn, :N.Y.,
cut about face 'and, hands.
A Jubilee Reminiscence. '
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Mr. Calvin Phelps writes to the St.
Harcourt,Hess, Hudson, Ingram, erns, ,
Lyon, McMahon, Master, Meredith Metcalf,.11i1-
ler, lima, Morgan, Nairn"; O'Connor, Pardee,
Phelps, Preston, Be.yside; Ross (Middlesex),
Snider, Stewart, • Sprague, Stratton, Tooley,
Willoughby, Wilmot; Wood (Hastings), Wood
(Brant), Wylie -55.
Nera-Armstieng, Balfour, Rigger, 'Bishop,
Back, Ferguson, Gerson, Gilmour, Graham, Lays,
McKay, Mack, Maxtor, Meacham, Morin, Mowet,
Ostrom, Smith, Waters -19.
tabled the import chitY on mmittO,36•-francs.
The Chamber &leo voted in fairer of placing
invert duties of 20 francs on cows, 8 fiance'
on calves, 6 trailed. Isheeico id 12 francs
on fteshmeat. .
, Despatches report another revolutionary
scare in Spain. ' Last evening the garrisons •
of Madrid and other 'cities, were ,under •
orders to be in readiness for, imniediate •
action; the Governnient .fearteg a : coup -
d'etat Weida be attempted by The revoln-
tiehilts. '
' Lord Salisbury's heatthexcites continued
uneasiness among his friends, who say he
is rather. going down than tip, . and •
complain that heeentinuee to work 0410.3,
AO Much as he.should, and insists on deal- • •
-ing himself With all the most diffietilt and
intricateenbjects.
Monsignor Galemberti, the special Papa; •
Delegate to Berlin, has telegraphed to the
Pope that he has obtained from Prince
Bismarck all the religious concessions asked '
by the Vatican, but has not obtained any
political Ccincession. The leaders of Om •
Centre (Catholic) Patty maintain great '
reserve toward Mgr. Galemberti:
Mr. Bishop Moved the second reading of
a amend the Municipal Act by
re-
ducingthe qualification for councillors in
rivet munteipalitiee. Read a.second time
and referred to MuniciptilCientaittee.
Mr. Biggar's Bill to amend the Assesie
meat Ad was read second time and , re-
ferred to the Municipal Coinmittee.
Mr. Balloter moved thet the Order for
the second reading Of the Bill to incorporate
the Village of Tilbury Centre bedischarged
-d-tsalhe-Bill're*red-backto_the_Committee,
on Private Bills.
. Mt. Meredith asked with What object. •
Mr. Balfour explained that the *Maga
was partly in Kent :mid, pettier, in Essex,
and the object was to have it annexed to
Pfilcqt instead of to Rent. •
birqdetedith` said the object was to
escape the ,operatim-Tettlie ScottAct, which
was io.force Rent and not in Essex'.
Hon. C. V. Fraser said that this was only
-an incident of the reposed: 'change: The
people of the village had a right to be heard
on tlffi question Of whether, they preferred
to live under theScottAst or ,not. '
The Bill was referred back to ' theCom-
mitted on Prieette Bills. • .
Mr. Meredith sriggested: that business
might be expedited by net holding any ses-
sion
• of the Meese on Friday next, but
devoting thii 'whole day to committee work.
0.- Mowat ise,cepted. the suggestion.
Ner. Meredith said he hoped the Members
of thp Home would not go, home. . •
Hon. 0. -Mowat mild he could answer for
his Mende attending to their duties.
Hon. Mr. "Hardy *right down the
report Op iinntigration; a return relating to
wheels in Prescott and Russell,•and the
paPerd connetted,with the new Parlitsment
buildings. '
Hon. Mr. Fraser moved ,that the last
return be printed. -Carried. • , ,
' ‘' blow at the . life and he.ppinese o re an
' end at the prosperity„ 'contentment and.';Queenston and Niagara. • which latter were
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- unity of the Empire., -(Olieere.) ' - . the two most thrivingehe important places
Mt, Healy, remarking that he had just in Upper Canada, peninsula. • From Niagara
heard for the first time the real_object i the ii8V78;W88 sent by temestienger on horse,
of ;the • Crimes ' 'Bill,* said be Would ho 1:back to this and. most Otherplaeesinthe
'' delighted if ' the, Gpeeinnient -Would. . sett- 1 -Province. ,, • It was nearly noon on that
h ' &Me ' day, . When, as several' loads . of
. • pitched ,
press the National League, e
would relieve the Irish members of great
responsibility and the 'people would then
conduct the agrarian Movement, by them-
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selves: "Suppress , the - tinge y
- 7 tnein's;q, said Mr:Healy; ."Oven OOP public mills'," i Mat , dressed as -a cavalryman
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speaking; but intheiatter event the Par- made his appearance it the junction of St.•
nellites will leave to . the Governnient tile Paul-,- Geneva and, Niagara- streets, ;on a
responsibility for the.. bleed • that might be foaming horse,.. and carried elPfig tie halt
epilled." ,,,, " . , .. on which he blew a tremendetts loud' blast;
• In tesPoilie to 'a circular.' iniking•••their that called about hire in a very short time
vieveron the subject, the. Irish Wesleyan •neerly every person east of what in now ,
ministers, with 'ale exCeptions,have•replied the saw factory, and • as Oen as he couldi
that they. are opposed to Heine Rule. . . , get his -breath he. Made procietnatiqn Of
•;.•'''•• '''Ilitited•Ieefiind (Mt. Pe.rnell'e oigaii) 'pub- the factthat the Ring (George the Fourth).
•lishes a bitter attack on Mr. Balfour, Chief' was dead and that Viet -in -id. now reigned
' 'Secretary for Ireland. It cane him " Xhe as the' Queen of , Great Britain: ana its"
Bloody Balfour, with tiger's heart wrapped •depencleimiele Afterwards he proceeded to
. in a' woman' hood," And says: "110 has Shiptaan's old Welland Canal inn (back
• !. entered lightly. into d struggle with the from 'the Corner of St.' Pani. and Ontario
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Catholic Church. „ In inch struggled the streets),: where he repeated his prociame-
' .. proudest despots 'stoic been humbled', into tion to the rest Of the people Of St. Cathie.
the dust. Prince Bismitck, swaying the, rines-,--iind then With a fresh horse,began
.destinies of Europe, in his Whole career -hut his, jtinrhey ' tOwatild the west; to make
. enCe learned the bitterriesitkof defeat*, ited known to the rest of the peOple:. Of Upper
.' that was when' lie laid his hanct on the Canada this, to them ; interesting and moat
• .• Church, which iesentssactilegieuelutridling important event." ' • ' • ,
' of the eaetecf prieikgee of the priesthood." • ••/ • •
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. •• . iii, • ------- • lee 'Was V.6411 rikentred. ,,• •
Mr. BeeJlier's 'Ids& of, Heaven. • . , Sympathetic Clergyman , (to widowed
, ' Mr. Beecher% idea of heatein was not parishioner)--" Was poor Brother Salton,
that of a place of rest, lint Of hely activity: --stall prepared,to go?", ''•. '
. twarrant that Beecher had not been. in Consoled Widow -0 Yee, indeed. He' was
heaven twentilfout tents before he ' was insured in a half.doZeti , cOmpitnie0."--,
• asking . for something ,to do. :--- Rev, Pr. toIveU,dourier; '
' ArInitiVe'X Fettered ,Aildrere ' • ° • ' '
' rtieeemation *anted.
•.. ..--, - - met, rivet cerise, .,..-...•:„,..-., . - „; _An_advertieereenk, in D. Bogen Paper
• 'goatees (a Ddeton•ladY)-Catt / 8811.4 yen *tee that. ell 'MAO() tietvite Is te li,
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:seine of the seup, Mr. Bree4 ? ." who Meet be a plain cook, and able to
.Mr. Hreetit (from Ornaha)-A very little, drag a little bey • •5 refs bid." Ate the
' iiria'ato ; not over halfo. dipperful, • advertisere 'ciinnibtile ? At4 (We sett for
0 ,-......-it----,— • •-.' ,... • ; inforixiatiot) With what Sauce' di> they eat
new made, hay were being
into a large new brick barn, just com-
pleted by my father, on the old homestead"
lace • on Geneva street,, 'near , the ' red
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in hetet% and 'other Public buildinge-Mr.
McKey. • ' '•
To =tend the Franchise and Represen-
tation Act; 1880 -Mr. Tooley: •
To dmend the.6ntario*Vedieal Act -Mr.
,
Hon. A. S.• Hardy moved, the second
reading Of the Bill for the :protection of
Wornert in Certain (meth. The Bill provides
for the.. punishment of perking, • having,
criminal ;MtercoUrse With a 'woman in --an
asylum or other place to which the Inspec-
tion Act applies. ender this kindhad
arisen, and the prisoner hadbeen acquitted
'because the woman. was not at thetinie of
the cominissitie of the offence- a lunatic.
The' ".• Bill Penedo: 'the 'Offenee, punishe,ble
whether the woman wolf a lunatic or not.
Mr. • Meredith said he' must aYmpe,thise
with the *eat of the Bill, but he • doubted
the power of this Legislature to deal with
the Matter: , •
. Hon. O. Mowat " said he thought there
Wail Very little doubt that the. Provincial
Parliament had jurisdiction in the Matter.
It inight be Well,' however, to add a few
words nialting clear that the' Legislature
was dealing with only such -cases ad Were
noti,prthided for by the criminal law. ' As
Ito had fetid; he had very littlekinht on tho.
subject, but, even it hehed igore doubt,. he
did not knew that that , woeld'prevent hire
frees advocating action by this Parliamept.
He aid,, not know that the Donlinion• Faille- ,
ment would be ready to pass such legisla
tion. The Charlton Act was 'padsecl with
mine diffictilty,'and it did not go as far as
this Hill. , • .
The bill Was read the decolidstitne. •
Mr. Vergiison moved the second reading
of to amend the DitelieirdEaVatot.:7
poUrsee Act: -•
MirMoredith said that Aliewil010..roattftr,
shoiild be with after a lull, investigii,
tion, and that there should be no patch,
Work legislation, • • •
Mr 'Harcourt Piti diet fieVeral Connty
Gen. 'Gene telegraphs from Massey/0.* it as
. follows ; Ras Aloultedemendia.fprther •
quantity. of aims in exchange, for Major
,SavOiroux. I} have refused. The com-
munications, I had with Ririe John of Abys-
sinie. for the release Of ' pridonerS had no
connection with peace negotietiOne." •
Advices from Germans who have settled
in 'Livonia announce a renewal of the
eystiiiiibtltossion--repreasion there. The
teething of Russian •as the primary •
lieguage in the German Lutheran ,
schools is enforced, and German workmen
are continually molested. The Lutheran
Pastore sent a memorial .to; the Czar; who
confirmed the actiOn of the authorities. ,
Latest liirom the'NorthWest.
It probable the Provincial , Minister of
'Agriculture will visit the eastern Provinces
after the session of the Legislature With a
view to presenting the claime of Manitoba
fe an immigration standpoint. _ • .,-
. Notquay left for Ottawa and Me.
Scarth for Toronto this morning. , Gobi
Strange also left for Ottawa. He Bays it is
impossible to Mahe any estinuite as yet ° as
to the losses of cattle on the ranches in
Alberta. • •
Rev. Messrs'. Robertson and Pitbladohave
gone east to &Wind -the sittings of the
Presbyterian Home Miesien.CormitissiOn.
„' Throughout the Territories the snow haii
disappeared and the rivers are nioVing;
Petitions alp being circulated ip mule
portions of the Territories for permission
for the matiefe.ctiere and eale beer.
NO ONE IS TAXED,. ,
A Piace'wnere the Citizens Receive Instead, • , •
of Paying lievenue. • ,
, The Eldorado of taxpayers s the large
'Village of rningenselbold, in the district of •
Hanau. It has a popoilation• , of ahout. ,
3,000 Souls and a conimunal:property of •
upwards of 63,000,000,. the annualinconie
Of Which itiabput 6100,000, nearly One-third ,
• of Which reverme derived from the rent '
of Meadow land. The eotoneunal forests
'require the services of four foresters. The • '
villages ate hot' only fortunate enough to.;
be entirely free from conunumil taxes, but -
they acteally, receive ,each year two cords
of firewood and twenty ,marks-olLtenoney,
The goesehetd would scarcely swop ple.cee
with many, a: village 4,4 doe " his .
A Lodkimt. ,
" that Yon, Mr. Brown.' ?"; called out
Mrs. Brown. from the window above as
Brown ftimbled , with his latchkey at the
'4+
Yash -hie -:my dear; I've been,-hic--
"' -theeting-hic,-Iftbot-Lhic-Club,
, •
inceine ie fully • 1,000 Marks. The streets-- -
of the Ville,ge are liehted' free of cost, and
when one of the villagers closes his earthly ,
career, he or she is taken to the last resting
place "'free gratis, for nothing." order,
however, to ale* =Migration into this
CenastieJhe Wise fathers of. the donamune • •
have fixed the cost of acquiring the citizen-
ship of the plac,e at 500.marks.
Knew Where'll° Caine Short. .
,, A. Stinit, of Cornwallis, Ore., knows his
pet Weak:tees and, has arrived st,thecOn.
'elusion that he - will never begin earlier.
than now to fight it; Therefore he has
published in • the local Cliroaiele the follow- '
ing unique notice: . ' ". •,,•,, ,
iii
"1 herebyrietify all • persons wi lin this •
State that they must not give or 611 Me
any intoxicating drink under any consider -
'Mien. If they do, Is hall preeecete. them
to the full extent Of 123 laW.":, '. -
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New Zile fer'the Queen. ,
Mr. Howard Vincent, M. I! . for Centre •
Sheffield, England, intends ptopealeglhat :'
in .e,onsequence . of the Juliilee on addition ,,
'" Well, I've (ieclared alockout," snapped
Niro: -.Drown., aa u she,„alanuMed down the
window. , •
The Birrninghatti, Riectrie 'Light
'Works -were overrun with' rate Until the
• San .Diego, 00.; hail One of the Willett little boys 5 yeare eld•?4-4'eies 8 iftings. coutiatebaa decid, d to send deputations
Superintendent had a happy thought. o
Chiriatien an the world. Ile 18 1811114144" '" ' to the Mimic/pal Conithittee make repre- wires attached to dynamos lie faetened bits
man, and he hat. kept „„aa,.0.4,vertieement ".-31iikerif 'Mai be likened 'ante -patent tantationeoin regard to this matter, .0±,rdeat a;nit• scattered thoni about,. 'rho
Mining in the ideal paper fOr ',fitteen leather hoOts-the longer they lest the hoped that a day wonld be Axed to -hear rats rimeeic,a tho
• -years. •
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should 'be made to the title of thegneen, ,
compliment to the colonies. He suggetits ••
that 1 -ler Me,jetity shall be entitled Qtteen of
Great Canada,
South Africa and all, the British ,Colonies,
and Empress of It is probable the- • „
proposal will receive the „attention of the •
Cabinet 'On Saturday. '
unstiledd is irnsineini.
Lady (to street iireliii4---Virou
you like to 'be a good, little boy and go. to
fitulday School and be taught not to swear
or say wicked thingd ., •
4Me fidcler'a goit0 to
git toe a jet) On the canal' to drive mulee
41e0 mustn't do
tighter they MI - , there, ?f,lo far 'the Act hai Worked by,tato;,; n • anytbip to interfere wvl do bIzneBs.