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` CANADA., ~ .
' =Uartney, Mai litoba, suffered from a
_• • "destrriative° are . '
11e I. ndon jUgard of Trade elected
fr: Alex. • McIn tush is the tle Pres
entde',Al '•the. 1 Y.00dstoek 1'3 ard of
. .
4'ro1ea electo�t+'s 'defeated t ' e • •bg-
law to raise $1.6,(,x.30, for a new entral
phool. . ,
••
Jf.tnles Bapnistel ..of Niagara. a re,
dngee- from•,-s1aer,3', died at , he age
! T ti -yea? s.
oT,hree .hmaitl ed, , . .. r: °. tefis
r
In`" e. ewcaa :r:
i grated in the Bays of Quint%. •
t•evening:the Q} ttawa Free Pre
R , stated .. that Mr.. ; Edward 'Blake is
abcntt-to e -turn -to -7'E- lanadian -politics.
()The- :Township, of Aldborough--has
entered an action ;against • : Henry
"Manch. late collector i )f the townslyIP.
.•
'10to .:$2.0000
V; ails. cd to- - '' = due . ,_..rig ..The S ableli frigate' lege
,.�. �. . ,• P g tilts, � .Luzon'
Wit'. R. F. Gallit, of Montreal.. has . has discovered the Wreck of the miss-
' made a . ft of one Inn Hired thousand Ing cruiser Reins Regents, which was
dollars.: ' the Diocese -`a -College,- - to:'-loet while', bound ` froln • 'Tangier -for
provide Itwith a new ' building, which Cada In Marlast. r
The wck lies,
will >be erected near '.: McGill Culver.?midwelr ay, between Tarifa and ' Trafal-
eity, gar, in water 109 fathoms deep.. ' An
,114?. r Tarte suggests t list .: fibfshgpe., •animated debate took place in : the
and : mires shouts 1 stand' . for Spanish;• Chamber,''of• Deputies yester-
Aaestp, i ,woday on the lose, of the Spanish , cruiser,
'aFua>mt the • y honors. 1' c like Relna Regente. 'Deputy Moreu con-'
:e9>„ the • 'French Ciaeueethane clergy pained- of ,the ,unseaworthiness of the
e�open hart -%nuke t iisGussion of P
' ...f.:*
vessel, and. . 'd`eclared"ilia `somefiatly
► airs .
flys !
aI
•ones: hie.K e. e, f :ountryschool.: ought to be held responsible in view
e, -a t :o been sen- . of the fact t$at the .cruiser. was 'sent
er.fri 4/anit0.. to -sea when she 'needed to ge on the
cod to three. years' - imprisonmeni y dock.
to, receive fifteen la slits for •corn- .
ing'- ri ninal- neS0 ., .alt _on_...t1e_-.
id. ip pi1..
•,.
Wit s a stro a p-
+�ther,,l.'f4?ra�' Malta, . ng
pea , o_h " patr1at1 on ' Society in
dntreaal-.for :funds.;. to . furnish pro-.
:itinn .for the Canadi: ane who are
eg Lake, , Linden, , Michigan' : in
•
lberefor the- .-new colony
nt. . •-• •
ep,>' comm- ttee having in •
tee`°
trangeMee As for the pro=.
- orl a ° .ait in • that. city .neit
waited ,'1140n nth e...Quebee Cab
+ ds asked that I t,., grant of one,
thouuanidQ
#ta `,a., ` ,
de.b,
, thd",,t"'tak`
about eaviug • A hens to '• join the•.
French forces is Madagascar'.
Archduke 1'r:inels rerdivand'Of Aust
tris, -Este, the Emperors helm. pre-.
n
su p;tive, will publish the diary of lila
voyage round 'the world, made two,
years ago., The first volume deals
withal tidia, Ceylon, 'and 4'ava.• ; •
'J an has notified Russia, Ueiina`ny,
and: France that she AVM not yield to
the exactions of the Rowers, as. to do
so would expcSo her to a revolution, -
as the Japanese people are intoxicat-
ed with their successes, and : would as-
sent to • no concessions. :.
Ten days and tivo hours is now tine
record from Bombay' to Brindisi. The
Peninsular and Oriental steamer Cale-
~MPoi
viii, made Won 'Apir 1 2n .'' The timle
includes all • stops and the transit
through the Suez Canal.
The=new .amendment of the. French
marriage law proposes to i declare
that all Frenchmen who. have .at-
tained the age of 'twenty-five and•
women who have '.attained the- age
oi'wenty-one shall be de tharry
ait
'ter. giving three pions ' nf;iee,
.#�hhir, - nts,..: _ _ .;_ ____ ._ ___. _ . .
A despatch from Havana 'last night;
says COL. Tegerizo, • with . 260 troops.
yesterday - defeated 700 - insurgents, _a,
Spanish captain and six. Spanish "sol-
dirers-were -i d-tled. -Twelve-insurgent8
were killed-and_40. 'wounded -;Gen. Sal -
cede is . pursuing the ineurgentleader
Maceo, who is in • the district of Zara-
wince tow
e.O
,.Cas �
do et- >sf
.:t, it .sul-
att`il6w'• Dd, _lei•,
r- a t ...ond��- tk
tha:tr: there s was not • the
sftr r. prerautior i taken-- by ..the
, seS' of , salety .to life
.e, men; went :into the sewef•
had'prope u precaution been
haying open manholes,0jlich
ve given them ventilation;
snot -lave ; died In fife
r ,DIF.. Mc.Lepd: ~o! Frederic-
.1; a menaber , of ( the Ronk'
on on PrOhibition, has ,s..
actingr'ity, revert on the, sub-
?,lle - flu ,QII' nli; counts
.ns:of
e'.
do $
n
cope
tionists, con`
_ stem,': �. the
,a,sse •tha
teat of :Canna gda 1
ort' and' enforce a
ditiuor- la YW.,
B1'ATEn!- •H
i`:Met2,ler, son:'of the late,
pp R
fJa .
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pointed ma'tho�mr tielaa 01
-.too
tannic, -.from . New'
1sT, reports "that 011
*e- paasmfger narme
ittted
e will
IV. •Jonathan
r ee'cuting.
BT -BU N8:
The Feet's. Great-grandson •Is Oho -Keeper
opt a Gunpowder Magazine.:i
` `'The great'gran on o! :Robert-Burus;
the' poet, has•' not: distinguished .Mm-
eelf in :any way, but he may take. a
,rise Mine a% Mon- .any tune, fart' the
' reason that he is .keeper of a powder
:magazine. He is a' direcct • descendant
Of Robert Burns • II., the `eldest eon of
the poet and Jean Armour.: and Is now
about 50 years of age. He lives at
Blackhall,' `within a :idle -a' Sweet. Ed;
'Inb'or'O�r.''".t010;, ' 'OIs j$i uecusferri
rdad. • M' :: gray: atone cottage, -before
which is a gate, bearing the legend,
City'- ot. dinburgh< Gunpowder. Maga-
+ e." Be i"s� an lava lld. - and- for -13
Years lie has dealt out powder to Ed-'
Inbnrgh• merchants and the miners' in
the neighboring quarry of- Craigleith.
He given free• rent and the use, of a
WWI garden, and- . his salary is $225
a year. 'He and his wife live very
frugally, on; their 'modest 'Income- :and.
rare unable •�to lay . anything away, for
:the. proverbial rainy day.,
Robert ' Burns' .,1T. • was about 10.
years old when the:poet died, and *as
'educated . at Dumfries •• . "Grammar
School. Edinburgh= Academy and �Glas-
*ow university... His _father..expeeted
great• things of him, /but he. , never
tgade ,ny etit iu the world. Me. was
appointed to a .Clerkship, in the, stamp
office, London, married Anne Sher-
wood; 'at the age of '24, and retired in
18311 ' with' a modest pension to about',
$600 a year./•• He died in:.1847, aald'{
Was, Varied' in. the Burns • •mansoleum.
Hie• brothers,.:with'`less expensive'
edneactlons,': did better, in: the world.
Wil anti Burn and• James Glen
cfrn, each became a' iieu1 enant-
colonel in.:the' B'rttish' army ; in India
retired o pensions -of
a . ,William died in 1872
r * lea in 1865. and their remain
the family mausoleum. - •
'i ober'b- Burnt' ft.U.. the eldest son of
,obert 'Burns IL, did'something
,mons •grandfather longed too dor;• but.
ou1d not.--he.married Mary Camp B,
y....l `a ''t`'o
lame.
Scotch lags Of
6D1ie lame. .He' taught a prWWate
acbooF n' Dnnifrfes for over.• 80 year
and nn•tii' an unfriendly school board
reed-hllit to -step `down.. I'e died -in
leluaion ; 187'9..-
utake a : Hiati+eldest son was Robert'Bnrns XV.,
tion the subject..ot this sketch, who was
,rge, �'. bore in Dtlmlrieis and educated' In his
father's; school.:', 4Far.Iy in, Iite he en
ilsted ' in .the Household Brigade , of
rat r t1 ' an
F oleetrlc ty-
uffalo, and _B a -
*-etprelaiskttt et-
'the to en
.
UPIII+�IG `a OF, 1►
35,.000 Sq ▪ are Bards Are Suddenly
Added .to ai) Island.
S 1 of (hi' Fl3euuz ienoni- A Strange Ae-,
eedslou of TerriturY to him -MOguet ld-
•hwd, One u1' the hunts 1Barbara Uruup,
on the l;allforora Coma.
Oncein a while, bays the SanFran- •
else() EXaminerr. a. -new island is lilted
buadenl'y.out ,cf the sea by.; volcanic
action. and this, practically, is what
4t}"GGt�'•CEt�"�iT�'%°^"^'�FT1i"`"ri�- t•%'��3"+t�'Y#�i'° 'a
1pvgrai weeks 'talo, when about ,-.
1 0 squarree yards of rock . was added 1 �\
to one et the Santa Barbara Islands
with a suddenness that surprised the
people living on the 'eland. Not only
was the new land added•, "�t�o • the Is-
land, but that. already esisting was
moved 'around in • a n embarrassing
manner.' Buildingge' • .erected in the
sublter of the chits ' °with a seaward •
exposure, ware lifted up' '.Q er 50 feet.
£o
We -lis -vel of the plate= and i±wist..:-
ed around so as Us face directly in
land. •
, The Santa Barbara group of is-
lands lies about 60 )miles off' the
coast of -California, Fri about the lati-
tude_Atis Angeles Tlie island • of_
San Miguel, to which ,the new land
has .been added, is one of the smaller '
ste
Y islands, and is owned by Captain W.
J G:"Waters, who has a -lig she@p ranch
.;'' on it. The, only people living on
_ _ the island are -Captain Captain Waters and
on, Son `., ;;: �C� \ his . sheep herders and laborers.
' Captain :Waters .lives in his 'ranch
house on the southwest' •side of the
/Queen Victoria, who. it has-fecen-t-
ly been . said in ' several' cable des-
patches to this :country is in .such• ex-
tremely reign
tremel' nor .health that y P ,g
Is expected ';to end- ,before" many,
months, ie now iu•her 76th' -year; hav-
ing .been, born at . Kensington Palace
oil the 24th of May, 1819. She' is the-
aughter of ---:R
the fourth son}'of 'George III Updn
the death.of 'her uncle, William IV.,
on the 19th of J'une,..1837,.. she ,be-
jeama Queen, and ..on the_ 213th .of.. -June,
1'888, the• coronation -took'. place at
Westminster. • On the - IOth. of . Feb -
Friary; -1140,_ she.:married Albert,. Dake .
of Baxony. She has had. nine "chil-
dren, the first of , whom was 'born•
vlcrnxlrl:-• the point where the' -nevi land was
4 added. ' On the. night When ' the"din=
Nov. 21, 1840 the Princess Royal),
island. a considerable distance from
who in _18 s8 .married the. -I'r1 ce, bur_
• turbance • occurred be .was sitting is , •
perish' of Gorman~, and on. Nov.. 9, •his house reading. • 73e felt - the sartlt•
3813. -who born 1h$ h it apparent _tff shiver, 'but --as • earthquakes are' not •
this throne Albert w rd Prince of
' 86 'Prince
Ce
Wales. In December 1 1. n
uneommo h r b u o its e
m e ea o f he to lei 1
notice of ':tire occurrence The- next: . .:
•
Albert,, died, .to. the Queef'e intense, ruing who started out around the
grief, and' -for the years immediately' to .ard .nib boat llonse..to look
following his death the ceremonies, for his sloop. which was due from the:
e;Q_the court were see -
mainland. When besmeared the hat.
.
4-
r
•
'Scats -1-tailler-tluardit- and •Was
fOr.,,•001ren ,yeare. Three he vol.,
Went to work as' a day ihborer, and
113, years -age speared his present,post.
•;OrOOfired .` three liOttles•
bath," niericatvitheirniatie bire 'from'
tvexitot
'I ' befit thetilhatism
nob' itchOltre-Dreui
de 'or *rants -Mance
Ontited:.*as, mind ilf and
•
Plie
teteal
tango pee
nin
OP lir the
Attaritity
Idet that.
:44.1114:41r tiPtitg
tolloWlag
Pended ' In June '1887,the (blower `and -the --place where- his- beat -
stop . and rub hie eyes because 'of the
Jubilee was• celebrated o ;eommemor- house should have been, tie' had, to
ate the, 60th_ year of hereign. Dur-
ing
remarkable appearance sof- the --sur-- •
ing the, Queen's,- reign--the-growlh� ;ol---.
the realm has been enormous, :7,300.- roundings.•. Th6 beach:adasedi_os; 000 square: miles having been added. appeared, and where a bay placi- tthfnswaterhadbeen roseah.:
longest Any -of
eigns of England ,
r gn - up o e - pren - -
est 'but one-.pof the -sever,.
Is HATING FLVN WITH, THE DOCTOR:
The Fining 'elk ve Gets' It. in the Neck_ for
.i5ivi�;oiRWW..a+ k •.
The other' morning, ';as' to ;belated
C 's
Member:Of. thepQwl.. lube was:. teeriIIg:
Ume thro'-`ngh the ,_,_LL .,...
dense' fog., wh'ich'
the writer Is reliably informed • hangs
o-ver'the city at three a,.m.. he passed
the lfouse of :A well: known; •physician:
The vestibule of. this. residence wag.
open, and on 'its side ' the dim " rays
of. the moon, struggling: through the
,gloon produced by the efforts' of the.
city. gee ' company, , disclosed the •
Mouth. of an acoustic tube,. 'under=
neath which was. the , inscription,
"Whistle • for Dr, Potts.""• • , •
Not wishing, to •be disobliging about:
so • emaIl a matter,. the owl stumbled•
' up the, steps, , :and steadying _ - him:
self against the•wall, blare' .into .the,
pipe;. with .all the strength .. of,
lunge. -
• The physielan, who; was "awakened
bey the resultant shrill' whistle near
his head, arose, ''anti after • wondering
• At the singular odor of whiskey'•. 'in
•- he--rooms.:groped hls way. to2.0 to
and .shouted :`" :i1Lfe11 ?" , '
Glad, to know t you're: well,'' '•was
the reply-; ",but being a doctor, •I
s'pose you ` can keep well at • cost
,.price; can't • you .?u.
"" What do ;you 'want:?" said, the
man of" pills, no , earifg to . joke'
the airy .nothing .of `his : nightgbwn.
Well,".said the party at the -other
-end of the' be, after a few moments'
you young Potts or old Post'
Potts. There''.is no -young
Potts.'! •
" Not •.dead► I hope?" _
• "Ther. never was any'. hate -k6-7
'son." - .
." Then • you are young Potts and
old° Potts, too. •• Dear, dear, bow 'ein
• gular.", Q
" What de yon want ?" snapped the
doctor,,. *he w.as. beginning._to .feel as.
though. leis legs were a pair •of. . elon-
gated, - icicles.
"You know old M;a..-Peavine who
lives in the ',next block ?"
"Yes. Is•'• she sick ? .What's the
-matter=?„- _. r _ .• .
” Do you know her .nephew,. too-
• Bill Briggs •2" • •
., Yes,: Well ?„ ..
" Well, he went up to Bridgeport
shooting, this .,morning, •and*-'. •
r` And he'had an °accident ? • Hold up
a minute. '1,11be: right downy"
'11e''s -ail -rte .. •butr-h e-- pot-',
sixty -two ducks -eighteen of .enc
mallards. 1 thought .Y00 might liko
tin hear it." . ' •
And the Joker Ming on to•• the noz-
zle
and lau�gghed like a hyena digging
up a fat lmiis'sionary. " I Say'.," came
os2t you. -take• something ?"'
" What ?"''said the stir�prfs¢d burlier-
let.. pausing for breath.
wily, take something. Tato tuts."
And before the disgusted funny man,;
could- withdraw hie Mo6ttho an bl�ti
Impounded, sxture +fit +lr.:-, ipce ,, .
l :alld�.deltoids:sd„iliitedtitoms itler piper.
road:. eluged•, bhl`l krona head to foot
av pint monopollting his shirt
front'ani -collar. ,
Alia_ while he t`aneed frantically
aroun, poriging hiM ell Off with
bis handl erchlef, and 'hwearing Sick
pirate 'in the last. fret. he could hear
•m 1. ayi�'%'g, . J. r .fr tri' 11berte • weNt ra
• ul. 'av'e
TURES ,NOTED' EPISCOPALIANS
Wbo Have Used.. Dr.. Agnew% Catarrhal
•�., ...
•
-"' • Lo‘fiters,And' i'u''the.Intereattl t 49.tilTnr
reg ffit8ianffy Bay Sow ktich ft' Has
Done for 1°hem• '
•eceiesias-tfcai-- . i sto�..:oi'
Canada the' names t f. the Right Rev:
A. Sweetman,, D D., D. C. L.,. Lord
• Bishop of Toronto, : and Rev. . John
Langtry, M. A. D. ,C.. L:, -' stand .out
•prominent, and; within hie . own par-
ish may be added. to these the. name
of the Rev. W. R. Williams, Dr. Lang_
try's popular curate., . These'gentle-,,
men believe in • acting out the, axiom
of:the.Goad•Book,that; having Pearn-`
ed a that which' has been a :source of
benefit to themselves, it is their duty
to tell the good news to others. These
three - cler en! ' of the . Episcopal •
Church :::have c2-"nee4 Dr gge's-
Catarrhal POWder and found that
foqr cold in the head • and catarrhal
troubles: it is' `a great helper,and
over their own signatures they' have
said to the public that these things
are so. that others may be likewise
benefited -and helped: -
'One' short puff of the breath .•
through - the•, - •blower. 'supplied With
broken cliffs.' $e,` climbed up. on: the
high ground.overlooking the bay, and,.
there. on . the plateau, 40 feet .or
more , above the water line and • 800.
feet
00.feet •inland, were the boat house and
sheep corral, which .the previous even- • '
Mg had been right on the • water's
* ;edge+. � •` On' xeaohing,';'the?. ,b>1xatj:hoalser� �,,. 7 ,.
he found another surprise:- The build- ' • r- :.
ing stood as firm as •ever, but whets-
; as it- had originally laced e_+ award.:._ ..
it; "wasnow,turned`aifmost`eOm'pieteiy- _ ;
around - and faced :almost • d-rttly,. ,. •
away from the bay ' The tracks.of.
the sheep were. still plainly visible- `
on the ground, but ,instead of, being'.
on the left of the boat house, where
the path had always been: they
were• now 'on the fight.
ig
He walked out on the top p of the
newly -formed clils toward the 'water, .
and'. found • the great mass of rock . still
trembling' and swaying.. • There was a,
sound of grinding and churning,. and
everytt
no and then a •'chnak}' of rock,
would settle •a little., The mass was
vi n
e de 1u
t still ad t
i .� ing• itself i'n •its
new position. The buoy to -which his -' -
sloop was moored when in harbor was•---_-.
formerly 400-• feet 1r'om' the sandy
beach. ' ' Now it was about' -100 "feel';
from the abrupt lace of the new cliffs.
He set' up some posts to' serve .• as
marke by which: to' observe further • '.
changes' and withdrew to .more solid
ground.' The next morning he found '
that in its readjustment-the_'land had
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eac bottle of+Dr. Aguew'e Catarrhal •moved 'seaward
Powder, diffuses this powder over . the
. surface of tiie nasal passages. Pain-
less '.and delightful to flee it relieves
in:10-'minutes. andpermanently cures
-catarrh. hay • fever, colds, headache,. -
sore . throat. tonsilitfs ' and • deafness.
80 cents. ,
:.. Sample ,with blower' sent onreceipt
of 6 cents in stamps. S. G.( D,etchon, ;
N0 $ h e treolf, Me6#�to:°r_
twelve of fifteen: feet.,
and the. Mass of . -new land" seemed
quiet and permanently settle& Thea
:Captain Watere went te the Mainland.
and tOld ot the happenings on. Sap
Miguel, and, a AlaY or two later sonie
ments and a, cam ra, went over and'
verified' his story , ,
by:three" •hundred et wide. It?: -ap-
pearance and the eductions--draWn--,•
" SpeakIni of smart. doge," said Mr.. tioneneemitoshow Itat the inasavv
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_unity 'doge 'ye* Ily‘by-0';i0116111414,11-6
'.- The PAM ,or bread In todheste
been, reditetad. /tont teht, to two and
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A VERY "SMART Doc*. from soundings and " other oteserva-
ilereliff;'"reininiis Me -.of Eraeg e rom the ale of the island
owned • t'Other year. -That 'ere •dog
kno.wed when it was, Ehinday. an'
went te (church reglar, an', wouldn't
and pushed Upward and Efhereward.
in the „,shoreward movement tfie
beach, 011 which st1i0d the boat hotise
and sheep corral, was also pushed up -
that Ala* If .one vrent ward and further inward.
skipilin? by- While the tang ,ha,s .been elevated!
right under • his • noise. He. wall the :the .sea, bottom as been greatlY de-
an' Mired the .spOrst •IiresSed, •and in Millie places Where -for- , ,
best rabbit , dog „in the country, tech'
knowed 'God Save the Queen` iron water nO bettom could be limn& With
' Rule Britannia,' an' . would keep thw lines, available on the -eiploring., , .
time -With hiS tair -on-the 'llOor -when- -1Vati- The -118W 1144 PresentS- a: •6•filtu- -* •
I was piayini of 'em on my addle.
tOld fain. ' I never seed his equal. ! I cliff& ,and shellfish of all' ‘.• *hide • are '
„ chintered about it. :The miriade 'Of the.
Was in hopes of teaching hiM .te• tail;
ready learned to .howictWo. Or' three, including : lobstera, • • niusiels, • niths##
ticin• ' a new trick. he intended teas- the odd things iii ally. hidden from
tOidEqi ilfi With, . ali'. tome to, hie death ' the sight of Man Oti the Sea bOttoni, .
*to onexpected. He was -behind the ..or seen- Only in ,an. aglOhri:moi.v. eartIondeeror '
barn, when it' happened. ,' I seed hitt • a mass 6t 'eeawee4- t
with ;fly eYes, curlin"ohis -tail over his 'found a human skull; Which .iti deClared
- AN' ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. erait stink. th the harbor . .
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