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ONTARIO E, gapular will, on the suloject when called for
IThe Bill, Provided for a declarati.en Of the
' 200 electlirs. If. the vote was faSorable
the Council was obliged, under the Bill; to
, • , The 'followin* g Bills were read a thir• d proceed with the necessary means of• pro-
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time, and passed: ' viding waterworlo.
Respecting a 'certain railway :debenture Mr. Meredith Baia this Bill Was intro -
debt, of the townehip of Eldon--ATr.Cruess. Owed last aession„ but generally opposed."
• '1 Respeeting the Ontario, Saint Ste, Marie •He thought it WoOld be a dangerone thing
Railway Company --Mr. Leya . to male sueh a change as this in, the
Te amend the. Aot incorporating the Arthur. .
trustees of the Toronto House of Industry -After some further discosition the Bill
-Mr. Lays'. . :vva,s read the second time anO referred' to
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Relating to the•Municipalityot Rat Pert- the Olfurticipal Committee.
' age -Mr. Gibson (Hamilton). • , illT.Breesori moved the second reading of
. • The folloWing Bills were read the second he Bill to amend the Municipal Act He
,4,•. explained that it provided, among other
To gonsolidate the floating debt bf the things, thsevotes ler mayor shoulcl.be past
• town of Trenton-;-. Mi. Ostrom. '' 'only in the enb-divieion in whittli the inter
----- Act inc2orating the resuled, ther vote ' matked inon the
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Brookville, estport-86-8 tdSte-Marin listotild thot Mark to, be Prilsa 'facie evi,
. - - Railway7Corapancy---Mr-Fraser.-- 'deuce thafthervoterlittd-:. elm est.-
. Sr- H. E. Clarke asked whether, unaer. , on. "A; -"-M. Rose„ -in, inoving_that the
. ' the Public I3ohool Aot, m*18 of from 15 to 'House go 'into committ'ee on the resolution
h e been. found regarding drainage, saicl thatthe advantoge
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The following Bille were passed through general/law. The hon. gentleman doubtless
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proposed to proy.ide fer :the case -of .P.ort
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of the Bill. ;But `-tFis point, respecting Mr. Gilson (Hamilton) moved the seitond
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persons contracting themselves out of the reading of a P.111 to amend the Mechanics'
advantages Qf Ole Act, was a Very -import- Lien AA, hy providing that a lien Shall
ant one, andone which he thoughtlad not have the same. effest for an purpoeee before
been fully considered. He itoggested that as after registration. ,
the 'Bill should not be passed, by the com- The I3ill was read.the sego 0 a tunolina
raittee until there had been further oppor; •-.referrette the 'committee enehe Bilt re-
tunity to consider it. • ' . loting to eXeniptions 'from, ' sizore noder
The coinmittee 08(3, 'reported progress execution. .
and asked leave to sit again. * Hon. G. W..Ross Moved that the House
, Hop., G. W. Rose, in moving the second go. -into Committee of the Whole upon. the
reading Of the Bill respecting the. Educe.- . Bill to amend the Act retipecting the Eau -
tier" Department, explained -that the cation Departnient. This Bill provides
measure, though reelly-short,idealt ;with..instruction in the 'effect of alcohol, upon
.three very important 'subjects. "AlthOugh the lionicineyiltem- and agriOultnre 14. the.
the:peOple Of the Province . were generally public schools. ' ..
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• .20, years .of age who may
; • • • guilty of gross -ixamorplities, or who , may.
. :. bave 'been ore than . once convicted , of
•• crime; ha the ' right notwithstanding
'finch conviction, to take their pla.ceethere- in the Past luta bEien th sopply t e in
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• , after in the public schools. If 80; whether at the cheapest rate of interest compatible
• . it is the intention of the Government to Vithjiiitice to all. • At the time when the
introduce any amendment to remedy this rate of interest WaS fixed the mortgage rate
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, . evil' during . the present session of the of interest was 8 per cent. The rate
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' was now only about , 6 'Per cent. The
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Hon. G. W. Ross ---The provision. of the Government' o:btained only . 3f , per
• School Act in regard. to the power of cent. on ' their own bank deposits,
trustees fit as follows : "To•dienaiss from and they could' loorrow inoney at about
' ; ' ' the school any Pupil who shall be adjudged 4 per cent. It therefore seemed reasonable
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So refractory by the trustees (or a majority that. the interest on the drainage leans
••". . .4.•0f them) and the teitcher that:his-presence should be reduced. • It *as proposed to re.
in school' is deerned•injurions4O-the other: duce the rata for 16ans.both under mimic&
pupils, and wlifire praoticable„ AO resaiive Pill schemes . and the_tile Orainage';' all.
' • '''.' ' .' such Pupil to an ,,industrial school." The should be 4 per cent. It wail iiii--)atliat
'term " refractery", has not been considered this should apply to loans already' made, so
. . SO -far tb-Topply-in-oasee_Of_gress im- far sera:ate& to natereitt foiling • 'due 'after
!'Nflorality; :so that whatever _power the January 1st, -1887, The, payments 'made
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trustees may require in order to ,expel ' a- -yearly included both principal and -inter-
-:. pupil--for-grose-immorality, 'they . Op not elit ; ',and as•the fitte. of 'interest would be
, seem bit be provided for in any statUte.. I 'reduced a larger. proportion . of • the yearly
• man only fiay. that I am now considering fend would go to the payment' cff"printaipal„
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whether any any increased pewer Should be ex; COnsequently the loans would' be paid. off
'tended to the. trustees .in, • regard •to the in ii,"'Sliortertinie'UttEl. arrangements would
, . ' t• n • 1 !"" `.'' be made accordingly. • '' •
Mr. Clancy said he woe" 'Oita set ranch
had beenlorie, tot he thonglitthe Govern-
ment should have increased the amotuat iff
the ap ropriiition for learnt by:halt amil-,
of drainage was universe, y
the only question was as to providing for
h eans The policy of the GOverrtraent
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this 'would•leave, the Sheriff to melee. prom- .•
tidally unlimited dempaid, and would in , • Y
many oases:lead to large bills of expense.
being Ms.de:111).
Hon. Mr. • Mowat said that . the oats . .
worda be taied, of course. •
. Mr. Meredith said this was not a piaoti- •
os.). remedy. Costs to be tendered.'shoW4
be limited, to advertising , and regiatering
the assignment. Where.th'ere,Was a large •
,estate the sheriff wonld•be assured Ohio
remuneration, and. where there wae little
or none, mere, was not neceseiry. • "
Hon. Mr., Mowat mini cases -had arisen, in. .:
W• hich the sheriffs had received little or
nothing, and .ata; he -aia not.: flee. 'any_prestical
witY , of,• reaching the difficulty except that -,* - .." -. -•-•:--,
embodied in the Bill. ,•
• •This clause. and- the ,remitihing .Clatises ' , •
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' • •::" A:New gomeatic T'elephone.,
(1)aria Letterto London rfenes:) . •
" I:88 invited te be pres. ent 'to-daY at :
:T11.".eParis
ules.Peehlganic--e4witiarit nritinivetitliitbrPrueseIlloi
as the .micro-felesh-ztiotteri '
" What /cakes this apparatus the most.
successful'of 'telephonic • instrOments is,
that it can, be made for half -a -crown --that ,.
itt to say, for not ' more than the price of, ••,
the ordinary :push-button. At front doors,
in the. interior rooms of houses, every-. •
where,. in short, where•Ithe ordinary elec..
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trio buttons are used, the telephonie,button
may be introdueed. • It will by this means
be possible to give .Or receive iostructions,
to know who is knocking at the. door, to ,--,-
communicate, in short, by spealing as. - ...
well as by ringing. The railway companies 4. - • -.
axe Making . experbilents with this appa-
ratus as a • Means of ethiimunication-be.„
tween. compartments. of carriage. It ie • •
:being fitted up on trial in hotels... I have • ;
Esen.it at 'work at -the door of a private .
honsetwiliere-Viviir replied-to-by-thiste..-..-,_•,,
within without. their having stirred from •, •
their places; • and without' the door being ' .•
openea. Between Paris and Brussele `WS . . -,--- • • .
instruirierit; coittinglialf-a-orewnp worked
With admikablepreeision, , and it Was not ' •.- .
• 'e feeling that I .
'engaged in agriculture Bud; universally In the cOramitte4
interested in the SneeeSS of that, pursuit, ' Mt. Meredith asked whether any sub -
no adequate means had ever been proVided . jeets now taught were Se be dropped. .The
for 0: general diffosion of lmoiledge on the ;complaint Was made, and,he feared, jwitly,
subject. 'Under •regulatiens pissed some' that the ehildren were: expected to study
instructions in the shape of leetitres on too much. . , ,E " , . -. • ,,
Friday afternoons on subjects •relating :to , Hon,: G. W. R088 said the .durriculthia
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time ago. the tacher was ii.uthorized to give was simpler and less extensive now than it
ragriculture.A.-_Taising4tAtoplerwo.rd, a text wait two years.age, and, he did not knew of
-liook--was---being prepared aer tar Melt! --anything,Aliat:+could NI .:AreP ea. He
teachere in the Normal Sol-iii-f-nightlotter hooght that-theite..„new subjects were so
the advantage of instruction in it and the important that they shOildle itilde
benefit of systematiiid and correct infer- Mr. Creighten said while he approved of
Mation on the question. • In future the nstruction in the Scheele on the subjeet of
students in the Nornial. Schools would be alcohol upon the hurritin spitem,hethought
taught agriculture on ranch the .• same it unfortunate that it should be done in ia
basis eit'the instruption in the Agricultural way which entailed the purchase of more
College was now carried on. .The people text books by parents. He thought -it
of. Ontario ' had every interest in pro- Wouldlave' been better hadleissona on this
nioting a love of farm life and in instilling aubjeet been includedin the new • Readers.
in the minds of the 'young a knowledge Hon; G. V, Ross explained that the text
of the conditions • under • whieh the book *Ould only cost 25c; and . eitill . he
best (results to the agricultorist can be thought the instruction would be warth it.
• d It Was hoped that the :hoc* Mr. Meredith, asked if the instrilction
. ecting•narcoties Would include tobacco.
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would fully cover • the 'pomts which coula ac
be Most adVantogeously dealt • wit r and If so it•would be wellio•have, as a, ron
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the use of he was . satisfied, woeld :do piece, a picture of the Minister of •Edoea-
004 and.nieet with the ,aporottal Of the tion with his pipe in his mouth, •
people:et large.......:Another peint of the Bill Mr. MoLaitghlin thought that Mitre°.
'was that it Made prepoxaticin-for 'thasyis- hitin- should be. given as to the. effects of
tematio instrtietion of : the ptipits attending tobacco. Which he held Was very injorions.
the Conuniin -Scheele in the effects of ,alco, FlebalO observed again and againthat after
hal and narcotics.. on the human , ayetera. a 'mat had been anaokingtorfifteenciinniee
Under !it . repletion' Of 1E035 iiii3' teacher hiepulee Would.. rise...free:a 69 to :36.. • 'Any
Wati authorized to call the' attsitiOnof the narcotic whichhadsoch On •'effeet 'iliPeril.17-
pupils to „this •solijeet--.the 'desirability, of. ' • 'dim could not but be injOriees,
cleandihess .andr attentiOn-tp-tlin-laws-of
health.' ,; ..A. textbook. on this subject had
been prepared 'wider the .airectioli Of the,
Board, of Health; at the deeire of the, depart-
ramt, which had proven of .great •. benefit,
giving the teachers eysteinatised .informit-'
tion. Another provision of the Bill *as to.
lion' dollars. . . ,• . establish the•Eindergarten sehool system
••11on.A.M.Ross'saidtheyhatlincreasedthe of the Provinca, , It mould Pro,vide itgivinet
ammint by $100,000; and a' further increase. any person not authorized to do 80 'sating.
Would be made if necessary': • . , ' himself pritereelf Op • as :a '.liindergartener
' The , resolUtione were. adopted' in•Coni'4": and receiving public moneys for inittrection
,mittee of 'the Whole. • • ... • • • , of that kind. • .: If : the: system was worth,
Hon. It.:. S. Hardy, in Moving that the trying it should be tested under • the .iiits-,
House go into Committee 'of 'the Whole on Picee of. the Education 'Department of the
the B11 regarding. distress ,for rent, said Province,•for Only ' in that. •Wity could the
that he purposed to prOposecertain amen& odlientigee of , it be fully: • brought out
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. . :mentil totht Bill in Copainittes. It was sta a' fair teat given .• • He looked for the.
• ' these companies was. to ful . proposed that the ex ` ti of, gob& _of best results frora the •establielanient of. the
of the bond for the. rst year, an then.. get thiraparties should not apply to goods .on kmaergarten education -as part of the_eye-
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• .. Some farmer to go and tell his neighbors the premisesi in the Peseession of the tenant Min of the Prenrince, • , '.
. that it was all right.-- ilebadhadreitsonto under a contract for purchase: Thiswould Mr. Nairia„Movingthe second reaaing Of
‘' examine:a bond given by • s eeea Cempiiiiycover a. Class Of caseit where , goods. were the Bill respeding conditiOnal sales of per
Chartered bY the State of. Ohio; and .1itid held ender a sale or hire receipt. It was sOnal property,,,soid :the Bill followed the
• linind thecompany warthiess." •The Logo', proposed to have these-gbods_liable to dis- admitted tendeney, Of the` law of the pre-.
_leture of Ohio had.raide. the formation of trail% as they are • noW. Then it Yias Eient'•ditY to . place.; personal Property and
. .michl.cOtapinies .Oriniinith • The farmers' 'allege& by some landlords'tenants • h same ' basis. The
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' find ,been swindled In a great extent by:
living close together would eichintge goods,
. What was eallea , the Egyptian' Seed Oats ondso,• ender the .proViaions. : of the pin,
. Hen, A. Ross ' said that the diacuision
• • • mr.,140Malvin's relating to Mutual
inatter referred to
Insurance Companies wo,s withdrawn.
. '71;r..Chisholm moved for certain infor-
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' • •• •mation in regard to'the' Ontario Grain dc.
, --Seed-Company. ,
Their mode of operation
in for '$15 a
• was to sell a farm r s gr
•' . bushel, giving in return a bond to buy back
• two bushels for every one sold at $1Ct a
brio -fad. The bonds will turn out to be
• .worthless. Ile thought the charter given
• • • to the company was not . intendea:to be so
•• -cited, and that it ought to be cancelled at
once in order to stop, future operations of
- the kind. • ''
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• Mr. Leys said that the plan adopted by
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dition
In Germany; where there woo more snao mg
altogether wit ou
than anywhere else, except -the , listened to a -voice- with a slight. Belgiap., •
had recognised thie evil and had enacted • - - - -
th der 21 ap earing upon accent coming to me. from : a distance of
that any y
the public street smoking shoul be punished.
A similar litiVs.had passed in New Jersey,
Opiurnalso *as very injurioua and was
more generally used than roomy; people
thought and he thoeglit that the instruc-
tion should cover the effects of thie drug
t duced a Bffi re -
. lion. O.. ow
which wee read: the first tuna
' Hon; O. Mowat introduced • a Bill to ex-
tend the,Lana Titles Act to the olitv;iing
aistriots-of the, Trovinee;,.whicla Was read
the first time. ' • ' . . . .
Thin. C. F. Fraser introduced a..Bill to
amenO the Ontario Factories Act, 18.84,.
which Witeread the, first time...
specting Separate School debentures; which *ill be slight among the ol rang
on, . .
was read the first Ulna • ' • • • ' The C. P. R. agent at „Bolgonie, named'
' Hon. G. W. Ross 'introduced a Bill to Lewis, .--bas-been-arrested_fo
amend the Ffigh Schools Act, :wlii-Ch *as with the meils. ' ' • . .
read the first time. • • •• . , ,
: Mr, Seri, traffic manager of -the Cane- . • • ' • .
' B•11,to give early aian Pacific Ritilway; says through.rates to :
the coast are tekbe increased as the result
of the Inter -State Commerce' Bill.' .,. •
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During, the first. ,quarter of '1887 there ; .
Were nine failures:in. Manitoba; against . " •
Rhythm failuresoduring the correspanding ,
d t Mt Awe failures in , ! •
%An .ageregate increase =Of seventy
• ' t• • the 1'1.485;
e is reported in the. number of • business '
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Mere than two hundred rai es.
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"The iiiVeritor is Dr:. CorneliunHerz, , . •
one ,iiiiy, nominated Grand- .Officer • of the- •
Legion of ;Honor, next, day described as an
emissary' Of GereaarlY„--and-Aastly_ as the • '
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friend, adviser and centidant Of Gen. Boo- , •
longer. He is in reality an eleatrician ' •. , . _.
*hose inventiVe talent , has been stimu- , • ,.•
' a is lns reindence in America; where '• • •
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'ding the formation` of. nevv cOuntai ies, .
• Anere is a hounaless demand for imp:rov -
mechanical contrivances." • •11
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Company. , • ' , . tiler It was therefore
• Would serve ati a warning. • It seemed
• ahnost impossible to frame a la* which
• ould not be taken advantage of by rogues
were taken
W Ross introduced a Bill re-
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t 'II electrical •apparatus • and, .all • .
Latest Northwest News
A Winnipeg despatch says: Mr. Gigot, .
the Hudson's Bay -factor' at McLeod, says.
'that in that districithe loss among Pilgrim. •
cattle will be from 20 to 35 per cent., but it, •
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cattle."
nonditional seller Of On artiplei soch as a * ..Tbe Attorney-0,enera
real property oii
sewing machine„ inight comp in Mid tako effect' to •certain athendratinte of the law
evade distress the article back after a large part 'of the recomMerided ,by, the. Stotute Commis-
prepect that the exemPtien 'should not purchase money had been paid because of sioners was referred back to Committee of
apply ",where goods have been exchanged. failure to pay one in t This Worked the Whole, where' Some amendments were
between twp • tenants or Teraina by the One eitpecialhardalaip in the case Of the poorest made to it , The Bill wait 'then. reported
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borroWing or hiring ,frona the other forthe persone andthose least versed in the laW:
and•swindlers.,-If e- 9e. - - -parpose-of acfeating-A e : c
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away from sada companies ae were shown. _rig_ ef istresebythelandlor ,_Another
• to have abused them 'it , •niight protect the amendnient wilt provided, that when illie
. * ,,public to sena° ektent In :reply to a clues- goods of a sub -tenant were substitoted for.
• • ' tion put by Mr.. Meredith, Mr; Ross said those of the tenant:they shouldbe (Retrain-
. •.• that the company in qoestion. hid no ao., able. . Ithadbeen,siiggested that if &land,
• Posit with the Ontario Government.. • ' lOrd werebbligeO to give forty eight hours'
. Mr. McEity moved the second reading of notice et his intentiool to seize exemPted
'- • the Bill relatmeto fires in hotels and other goods the tenant Might take advantage of
public latiildings, - ' ' . the time to remove the , goods; •It Was
• *.1 that the matter therefore' proposed. that' he should have the
right to seize the goods at once; giving
„notice of his intention to sell. It was aloe
proposed to dispense with the reading of
the.notine, which Might be:a serious opera:
tion in the case of &refractory tenant..
The House. went into committee' on the
• f or the A poor Widow in his.locality supporteaher-
self e.,na children by,her. earnings with her AttOrneYGenero.1 s Bil resp,
tiw,ingmachine-heoglitori the instalraent appointment' onti proCeedings 'of police
b iise she fitilia-co-paran- ••• • , '
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from the committee.
period . of
The House went into Committe•e on the
• ' Hon. C.F. Fraser ,
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• r• '',.• was a most important one, but some of the
•' • provisione of his hon. 'friend's Bill were,• .
. perhaps, not ,the best that could be devised.
• • , 'There was . one provision tort which land-
'• lords might Object, as it would afford
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• means for a transit boarder' to. skip out
• without paying his bill, or to a confederate
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t� admit a thief into the hotel. He thought
•• ' the. Bill should go to a• coixtmittee. '
• The Bill`was read the0000n& time and
• referred to a special, coMmittee cOnsisting
•' of Hon. Mr. Pardee, Messra. H. B. Clarke;
, • ., McKay, •Gibson . (Hamilton), Leys, Mere-
, • dith; Chisholm and Craig. .,•'
. Mr. Ostrom, moving, the second reading
• of the Bill to amend ;the Joint Stock Com-,
• :Tunes Act for supplying can*, towns and
•'•• villages with gas and water, pointed out• .
,', -that the ',1a* atr present restiicted the
•borthwing power raised by these Muni.,
,. cipalities for providing means of , supply°f
.0 gas and water through companies.A This
Bill would enlarge that pOwer,. as he saw
•'• , no good. reason for the restriction.. He
'`"" - • Understood the. Attorney-Genelipl wag, con-
•• Would. be glad ,to hitvEt. the naittter referre
' . to the Mnnieipal . Committee„in order to
perfect the meo.snre. • .
plan, o.
instalment aftershe had paid three-quar-
ters 'of the agreea. -pride, the machine viles
taken away and 'she was left.. without a
means.of ' livelihood•The. Bill provided
that .if the'article in such acase weretaken
back all but 25 per. cent. 8f the price and
fair allowance' for breakage, rand be re-.
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Hon. O. owat
ing Election - to .the Bill: A pelice magis-
trate appointea -under this •Act, or the Act
respecting Police Magnitrittei for Counties,
• ' • t h's salary be entitled,
emoluments aft are paid to Slist.ices of the suiaity. • : „.
• Mr. Meredith said.oneof the mostserious
defeCts of the present system was the right
now held 'by ,the landlord of appointing
his :min instrument of seizure. Men
were einployed who did not understand
their duties and performed thein Meat
Onsatisfactery way. • ••,
• Mr, Gibson (Hamilton) sOid. that under
the Bill there %%soothing to prevent the,
,parties froni contracting thenaselves out of
it. It was worth while to consider how
for it was wise,to allow soch etintradtet to
be made. •: •
Eon. Mr. Haridy, in the 'Course of a dial
cussion on this point, saidthat he ,*as not
Without fear, that' until the .people am.;
cuitomea themselves. this system -poor
tenants wbuld be unable To secure helms,
and at schnehielementi 'Salient; of the year
sonic) serious hardships would occur. • ,
Mr. Gibson (Huron) said that he bad two
1 dem ointing out this Very difficulty.
sidering this Outtalk:In, and he (Mr. Ostrom)
turned to the purchaser.
Hon. Mr. Mowat said there w.ere doobt.-
* 11 law ad sufficient for the anfount_ of, wo
to perform,
houries during the same period. -.
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__The Alberto. Live Stock Journal is author- •
ity for the-iitittement-that---the-lossesAo ....,:_...;
cattle in ,the 'West will be considerably less •
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than. expected, and will not exce-.1 twelve •
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per Gent. a' ' this •
410 shall, in a .A.n agitation has een
toxeceive to his own use the same fees 'Ind Cityin foyer of running. the street. cars on • ,
Mr Meredith said that , $600 would be • • . • In Defence of Pe.
less great
aided at piesent. iThe law at present did
net aeiniiiie. that 'posiession pl„,e; chattel
ro proof of ownership. But thil House
had dealt with the Matter in relation to
• chattel mortgages which lied to be 'rests.*
tered, A deputation of manufactorers had
waited upon himrecently with reference to
this Bill.. But, while opposing the chonges
proposed; they - themselves suggested . that
the difficulty might be Met by. providirig in
the law that:every .article ,•conditionitlly
!told should bear the Carrie of . the 'owner
printed. or stamped open It, and a record
kept of these , articles. This, of course,
Could not apply•to Somechattele, as; ,for in-
stance; a horse. Itseented. to laina hives-
sible to legislate On the •subject • this sea
sion., But where' there Was , ahardallin--
as there seemed. te• be in this niatter--it
was the duty of the House, if• poesible; to.
• ' th Bill might
inagiatrates,were ca
and; besides, the practice of Paying judges
anduisigistrates was A vicious one, and one
which the 'Government itself had decided
to abolish in,. the. caSe, of the Surrogate
Hen. A:. S. Hardy soid that tile salary' of
the work took up the' whole time qf the
Hon:Mr. Mowitt said it Seemea to Iiiin thought they should hasten slowly.
Wise not to change the general Act. ' This Mr. Meredith said he was satisfied that • The
$600 Would, be far too amiTriff-plateswhere
magistrate... ". •
Levi :protested against the Govern-
nient• 'taking the power to appoint police
ma,gistrateaandconteridea that the County.
Colincils should niake the apPointicente.
• Hon: 0. Mowat said that the Govern-
ment lad taken the poWerveryrelOctintly,
under representatione that such a step wait
absolutely necessary:. ; •
; Mr: Clancy asked.if there Was any Unlit:
otion as tel the salary tette paid to the con-
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• " Say, mother, the:Soothe are putting on.
a terrible lot of style over me." •. . •
"Never mind ray daughter, maybe we ••
.can afford to let them.", • ,
" I•knovv, but they are, always throwing ,.•
up, their hew parlor set to me, and Minnie .
'Smith had the unpudence,to say to me yes-
terday that my father • didn't hive any •
'brains " • • • • ,
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" What did you say ? " *: • .
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"I asked her what she rateant; and she '
said her father told her mother at, the ,
breakfast table thot if old, man Brewn had,„ •
any brainit he vvould lave gotten some
'booOle outotthecomity when, he fUrnished
the county infirmary with nightshirts. fer' ,
the patients." ' ' ,
" And then what'did say . ,
"I said 4 NeVer you mind, Min
popo,-aidn't make thing 'on •
.nthigehbtesalairtshse,ebtustr.liaenajus.wt esrocekgeo,nigo.td„'emmoovne..
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find a remedy. He e 1 stable.„ .
committee to make as perfect a ,Bill ;,aa •lie paid by feels • , into a two story ail(); baseinefit 'brick, all '
be read the second time and referred to ,a Hem. Mr Mowat said. the constablewould.
,posaible,distribute it and let it be.discussed ., On the' clause to protect magistrates newlY furnished, in the spring.' 40.,;'- / • ' ,
and, an effort made to • frame for 'next `seg.'. under legal prOdeita for hie action where he " That'S a sweet eb.4d-tiow riiii along
sion a Measure. Which walla remedy the acted: ingoodfaith, - ' • and play."
grievancee existingvvithout creatinggreate-r ' Mr. Meredith called attention to a ' case - •-•:-..----..--...,. , • , • - . - •
• ' ad the second time and in,whicht as alleged, O Magietrote, :under 'Madam -Always A.npreeittie4. , ' :` ----•
warrant mailed While convicticin Waft unOer
appeal, took POseerision of Soine beer and, 'a
*tillable horse. The horse ,Wite-damaged
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While in thecustOdy of the.: law; - and the
;ow.ner-avait.,xiow suing t� recover damage.
This douse would' cover that case and pre-
veat the man recoNering atunageky though
Under the existing law his case, Might, be a
gciod one. •' . . •
Hon. Mr. ' •Mowat 'Said they nand till
agree that any laW so long o.s it good on
' k houla be enforced, The
. law was a very iraportant prfitection to these arguments on behalf of the' tenants referred:to a Special coniraittee composed o.s
• mitnicipalities. But if there were egecial were Made brat‘rullords, , Such arguments follows' Mr. Fraser,, llon.MrkHaray,
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eases those . interested Eihould Conte, efore from such a quarter Were opentosospicion.• Messrs, Gibson (Huron), Meredith Drury,
the Legittlature and show the necessity for He feared ,thot . thus Bill wOuld breed a F,rench, 'Chamberlain,. 'Harcourt, ,Gibson
the 'extension, and ,deubtlesit it ,woula he system of agreements. which Would deprive (Hamilton), Garsori, Clancy,lludson, Leys,
, • . granted. tie objected' to this extension of the tenants Of the 'advantages of therlitvr:-- Nairn and Oatrom.
the general Aet. . ; • Hen: Mr..Fro,ser itaid that the hon. gen- Mr. Tooley. mevedthe iteCond reading �f
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, Mr. Meredith auggested that as the tletno,n surely did hot propose to .deprive the Bill to amend the Froaphise and Repro -
policy of the Legislature was to provide the landlord o e 's t ,t takefseeurity aentatiOn . Act by nlabg non-reindent
general Acts and. ito do awitY with the for the payment of rent. Supfiese instead' voters, in the posi io ' coo led before
necessity of Special legislation, itraight be of a small boos° the building rented was a the Franehise Act Of 1885. ' He said he
that the object of the Bill Might be reaehed valeahle store, it wonla not be right to tiiii. would probably be Met bithe argument of the statu e.
bOOinsmother way. •The a e p . bar,. veht a chattel viertgage44 Berne. .Otherone' vete," but he dill not think' iriargiit-ratee had to perform....this duty,. and
row. Might be depen let upon the donsent seenrity, . • • • ; • , that the principle of onenion one vo .4.1) though on technical grcitnids the defendant . News, ,
' t nant•GoVernOr-iii-Council. Meredithoonteriden that Men were vailea now.. He Mentioned •the.'case•Might 'quash convietion; the Magistrates ' • ' • . •
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•t he sage. advice, coraes-from-the New
York lrorld,:and eoraee just at the'proper•
time, when the papers are filled with the '
horrera 'orfire-destroyed hotels :
' When an alarm of fire is sounded in a
hotel•lodgers cannot be too quickih getting, '
out, if a, way is openk •. .
• Gentlemen who have ,heretofore arisen. . •
and commeneed'to shave,when a fire alarm • /
ie sounded in it,hotel, apd ladies who, 64( , •
like occasions,: have With to embroidering, .•
will cut otit the Troild'e suggestions and • "
paste them • on • •pilloyys.-Galveiton
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• tituenty should not be lisble When they acted in.•' A Logical tad. '
' ' man Who. boarded in . onn,-Pons ., , Chillie.,:' ' a I say, ma, what 'relation is
'earned his, Vi' Ogee in another. and. had_aVite_ . good faith.' They couldlotrdly-expeet the
law Vibe enforced if thia protection
was "Cle,ra• to ow?" Mrs. Blooblud •.:. " clam 7
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• -, ..,.... , ecause you sat. one ought only to '
" Oh, b • ' . 'a - '
not given.. •
thAefstiiebtisesOtentf4cliatehileet; asiviesrVpsat3Tathan1B"attinde• 'kiss one's relation's' , land brother Tom was . ''..
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Bill reported With amendments; • kissing her like mo.4, on. the'. stairs 'last '. • ' '" '
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. On nietion, of Hon, Mr, Mowat, the howl, • • . , • • - , , / . . .• 3: •
ji°'16tithsfe'wB411iiiiinit°, . 1'6°3:ilk:I. 'il'illr•etrell'.64rf tilliceeli4.17eishi:noles A ilcar'..;'-'-'. --.'"-' % - ing was ut ill on on, on e -.'• •
° 'f.a - t •a - w a
et
. , , by both parties m ge g
vette; and there were constant „attempts to creditors, . ' • ' • - , - . . M-. *`"' *rj'"'"0;allidneet.'t ththeellyuavennitlt.0 .eis'Im.v8: for ,
be
respecting assignments for ,the h. . fit f ,netiamy In an action: for libel, brought by . ' •
Bill vi.as 'tide draingV,ViithataWrii : ' ,' -' 'Mi..' 'Wend, (llostings) sod tha _ violate the law forbidding the Dpayrnent, fof 'op.the aection Making thesheriff, if,' the, ..' je're",,,;:(4-17"'"
' • .. ' • ' • 'Ikdr ; COntned in r0v0Ving' Ole BeeOnd reito,. tenant wenla in- sem' 0 .easea be injured by traVelling .. 'expenses of voters,- . 11egides; assignee', hal-qle'--- •to.- the Pen- all,t)g• B,•°f. The, roptinPh'shing* , an interview which ap•pearea, ..
: . . .• '..f .. nig of hie' Bill•t0 atlieea the MutneiPal Aot, the 'n800881tY.plit Up.Onlanal,biall to idernaha there We'ula ben° obiett in intortnrill'g 'i'v-ith.'"; ortgilial 4.6t i1Z, .treh'ea°98rogi, `0,--Illivic'er118-111a. 111)61 lin a„,,N.,,,,ew, ' 'Yerk•PaPert.•,04,- Wilbieb .ituPu„ted....,
„lie ileosaude•certain fro,u,it 'perpetrated
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.-.... - - ------•-•----,- - • ; which tilt) 06th -wile. of municipalities re- why the tenant should not give stenrity by' General hod promised 'id bring ill El, Bill• , Pteviding the-t•h° 14°4 'het ? irili.e ° . ° intgypt. The' ease Wait ' concluded late bi-
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,. . , explained it Wag t6. prOvide ler 'eased in. rent iri: advonee, end .conld Bee no reason the franchise a" t present, se the Attorilq- i been Ntennereu . •
In a matter: Of this kind ho.d sufficient'
• cOnfidence 'even in the, present Government
to leave that power, in the hands of4.1the
Lieutehant.GoVernor in: C outwit
Mack suggested the reference. of the
ivir oftendefro.udea into siglingwOvers of t
e" could tot be
1 b. is my maid, actor I" Charlie ; ,
prevented, a,nd so formal an •instrament in. neither.
:rights. A eha e
would probably hotlb signed so ,readily as Hon. C. F. Fraser Said, he, would beyery
the email slips Which raiglit readily beprii- much surprised if any considerable inuriber
Matter to special committee. • vided, and he WaS satisfied would be in the of Members voted; against the principle
' Mr.•Fratter. aaia the Attorney•General's hands of every larialiird: •. Which VMS- adopted when the Bill 'Woe
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statement showed' thot the GOVernrsent hod Xr. °Wenner said that if a' few lineit in posited, that, residence should be essential
• fully considered the raotter andhaareachta the lease. or a small o.greem'ent could 'sus. to the exercise of • the franchise. Under
r aefinite deeigiak Upon it. 'Under' the peed the operation 'Po.rticulitt cose. it the ota 'taw great trouble was eXperiedced
circumstances he thoughttlor Bill. shoUld would he ,nnieh better not to have. the
• the Otitside
tt all.
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afternoon" and De tBelutaude Vag '
a f enchise liefore the present 1, act under ossignicentit nntil 00S a are. the
awaraed• $1 000 ' ' • •
the providing: Of WatOrWorkS., even +iv lore en, • at iata ft° Objectinn litat Yarlisinent yditt *Bed. _
eV, litereaistit expreifeed the opinion twit ' •
' n80a t tiate the necessary one for •agresmot,
- tyledority eleetOrit Were ;1'1 faver ef raiiscl etc which affected the principle b
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