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in this harbor, mutinied I yesteroia, y. and t -
attacked -the. warol6rS.' he.polipe in er
-ANTFORD SCAN
THE BR
bef ore going to Teonto, when be oftered her
money to hush the matter tip. He � did
MANITOBA.
A MONSTER TOMB.,
L "PIAL. I
Sheihad
The 0111 coltas C1
ieroid ad were, badly beatea� - The soldierE�
and marines were ben P"Allect 6 tit, and
not name guy, particular amount.
never had� any conversation With Mrsi
hargge Nuinber�,ol Voters Bev Or'lly
Great Alarm Over the,Sinking of 100 Acres
before the disturbance was� quelled Several,
MizS 1eiczzhMa,-a on the,
i3�sattie'reoarajng Mr. Beattie's habits Cyr
bip El"tion Da,y.
UnOpr a Town.
Oh I 'the Old, old clock of the household stock
Was thebrighteat thing and the neatest;
hands, thduigh
P, orflous were injured.
� at a , Mr. Davitt, in a Speech a
Witness Staiid
mode of. life ; nothing to imcite her sus-
picion ihat� all 'Was .not well between thew.
Its old', had U touch of gold,
Audits chime raug still the Sweetest.
T*aA monitor, too, though its
of the National Leagug--cip SA.turda'
Before Zdr�. Beattie's departure be bad
ne h due famiAiarity wit .11
ver;s
N EDITOR WILLLOSE BOTH LEGS.
AS BAD AS,AN EARTHQUAKE.
words were few,
'Yefthey lived though nations altered;
could '.nl A Nelp feeling . that
Act a mail Coal d
own Any un
her (MisB LeiBhmau), nor had , she been
i A telegram from, Brandon states liati
A telegram from WilkeBbarre,, PA., says
And its voice, Still strong, warned old and young,
Wbentho*oic6offr�eudEihii3lklterdd-..
"Tick, tich,!,it
the, , most -Godlike'..
perform would be to bompicite,the crush
f
*: MR. BEATTIR BAILFD PUT
RE
familiar wi in In answer to, a ques-
tion. of the Police Magistrate, �Ile Ba d she.
Mr. G. 1�. Elliott, -editor, Oj e
Brandon
A14il, had -been badly frozen 'at that place
A few mititit6a b,efo� p6 o'dlocktbiamorn
ing the residents of,?t Second �.w
'he- 4 ard, one
aaid-'�quick, quicktobea
For nine I've given warning;
'Up.,
ing f - the hide. of landlordism.
Mr. Gladstone could, give a legislative blow
A�,Jast (Moinday) uight's Bgsiltford-
' ,
sayf�-. Rev. F. il'. beaUie,
SAW no one from the date -Of- his first com-
last Week, having gone, out, on the �pfaiiie
of tbp ,outlying cohiers of this -city, We&
from by
up, and go, or eUe you. kvpw
You 11 never rise soori,in the morning."
to landlordi. in his, nathe Would be revered
despatch pastor
Ch
&f'tb6 -Fir-St 4Pr_6�byteriau r b
jag to b a
er room unti Mrs. Beattie4l retur
while in A: B tate of temporary: insin
bUly froze -a
Bta rtled sound Blumberg- a roar
the shock of an earthquake6
voice was That old, old clock,
As it Stood in the corner smill'
ng,
by every generation.of li berated victims, To
wage increumg Strife agaiust Irish poverty;
8'
brought all action for �10,00 a . Oat a
M. t
Leishman for deta a 0 of
f Tom Toronto., So soon - as -Beattie
returned, Mv.'BeKttie spo; ke of' the
141liott was so thatit isieared
he will los e both legs.
'of
i3rea't..alaria prevaiiea, And in A few
minutes the streets were,filled with men,
And blessed,the time, with a merry chime_
The wintr�-hburabeguilinq;
in isery and crime Seemed to him an irresis.
IRS,
character. The' following Particulars AT e
of the girl, � and found 'fault with it. She
had dressed to � o6t Ssturd4y, act
Mr. John Sutherland --br other Mr.'
Hugh, Sutherland, M. P., died, somewhat
women and children in variou� st ages of
-But a cross �old voice was that tiresome clock,
AS it called at da7break boldly,
tiblyinaperative Auty. Ha.sai Irish land-
Idrdipm,and Castle : rule were being b eaten
taken from the Evening E xpositor : During
the "t few day s d I evelopments bavu been
go on
ku0vhjg.Mrs: Bewttie ntended returning
_tbm olay,- -With the inteDdon (,f Tiot: returriw
Suadenly.yeSt I erday. He WSome . tbre I �e
weeks agolost for six. days whije:on big
fright, All in scanty many
facing the zero breezes of the'ear)Y hour
Wfi&ritbe dawn looked gray On the misty way',
And the early air blew coldl Y;,
inch" by Inch. .
h' )ity who
quietly awaited by many in t e 4,
- -
lug but � wbeii Mf a. Beatbe came She
wayfrom'St. Francis'to Prime Arthur's
iu' their night clothes � only. The first,
tick", it said�ll quick out of bed -L.,
For five I've given warning; 4
'get
WILE WIIE VIDWW,
have received intimation�of 9, ceitaiii'affAl'r
in-wbich the name of 'A most� res�eoted
to
61V stay.
Landing, and Was three days without food.
Exposure was I the, cause Of, a bad 'cold
shock was followed a few tnintites later by
another ns lo4d and its al u rming. - Ab the
"You'll never have he<h� yoT1ll never
weultb,
Elopealeng at an Jnxt�rgoll 11turried M an
cler gyman, figpred._ -The ciiounist'nuces
the ease are , as follows,
sm� tb, counFelforthe defendant
Which settled on big lungs, and ended, in
pedpleran.oupottheii homes, the eei lings,
ofinauyofwbich were tumbling about
Un less you're up Eigon,in the morning."
I . *Ith aviliew.
'Consider-
of principally
mind arei mysterious enough to call �,r
elic.'�, d the ol,owibg : Mr. attie li�
congestion.'
C' al lands 6whed'.by the Local
h ir heads and the earth �fairly,_ruehing.
t e
Sii'll'h6i!rl�-the,sound-gQ'eo,) round,
With a tone that cease6.never,; :
An �Igergl oil despatob�'Says:
8uspsugioii�f judgmeat,iat' leastntil, th6
wribwij hi wife complaining � of -lier cou-
I
601�ov.n
. caimed by
er. t Wng wet lands re
I 'y
`beneLah theirfeet, tbewild:est consteruation
While'tears Are shed for the bright days:11ed,
And'the old friends lost.forever;,
-town on'
Tqe§day by the report libat--V
before the cuntits. � For A� IpLig &Ct, audl. K,i.king tier to come bolne, of-
time, _ih-eiq A
Is
drainaRe, were puton the market yesterday,
Y,
5- - e 1 --or d
reedized roW 50=to 2 95
- prevailed. Mothers Caught up their
.1tgvheart beats on, though hearts Are gone
Tuat warm er beat and younger;_
e d With a Mrs. Potter,_m'
groo r, bad elope
'whom
relationship existing betwbun Rev. i�. R.
shove
arrivt�d, a I adiiig that she 11 did not b;
I
The price, is deemed reasonable, As t e
h
into the, bold, d'ark morEdug, without
Its haids 6till tiaoe, though hands we love,
Are clasped on e4vtli no longer I
buxom widow.cf 40, With it is Bup�
posed he has 'been on the most iltimare
Beattie, pastor of. the Firtit Presbyieiiali
Chur'ch'alld:his is Said, by
what he When blieweritto'Toronto
-utue - pl�e went with her to
with MiH. i Be
location is, in the i f theniammo
, Vic aley �o
n
H�Oppiug to throw a wi tle or other protee.
tion,about"their forms. Children joiiied
'(Tick, itsaid-"tothe:chur0hyardbed-
terms for some. time past. Warner has
her parents,who live iLi Toronto a7nd7_ivho
Mr-'Gaibraith's i�o
LOW far In.,'
MeBsis."Ross'and Sutherland, M. p�,61
withAheir Shrill' for a time a,
The.grave bath gi;�en warning-
Up, up and rise. and look to the
-And�prepamfor-a heavenly in
been engaged in I the grocery bu�inesB here
Jor-the-past-three -years, and,ba4heretolore-.-few-outside
'an
hava ever �be,uliion
_.,]�qeu opposed �0_1 . _L.Ivery.
I - e
from him aaltiqg 1-i 0 Come., and bring
_j�_,Jean ie. d She-,
start folr�Ottawa on Friday.
T6--y36r-IMRYd`hiSFfi rat -c -a -s -e -b -y
perfect pandemoniuni prevailed, the stout-
ar ted -mill ers�bavitig-rhbfr-b and a
1) Kcellent, -,char�ae
qrbe - e: ter-�11e_-Was-
-difficuify-11 I a
had neve i l�seen Mr. Galbraith, before. : Of
mit, to-dmy� Ile. Will be i
theilr.attempta 0 quiet -the apprell
'As
VD
IRELAND'S OUBLE
universa lly. respected, and up to a, f W
months ago.heid the pogition'of. deacon i u
last we6k, and Mrs. Beattieleft his home- 6
to the, roof to
Mr.. C) the lawyer, she had heard
t 1
h �Ougli Mrs. Beatiiie, '�wh,� had referred. to
orrow. a
in the
of the womela'and childrell. the early
exp. 6,
1'rers Passed along1be, main street they,
' iliere. it
return parenta prbparator
'In
Sixty'disabled engines are Station
tbL Ba is reported
e ptist Church
filing a, bill for divorce. July last . one'
him as her lawyer prior to 8 difficulty'
at' Winnipeg being repaired. T1 lie is the
discovered_mmby_,]zigzs' 9
th&thisdome8tic relations hm�emt been
woman,naraedLili'�faLei6bmaii,a rr duate
She d seen m letter from Mr. Galbraith
'
effect 'ofth ooldopell..
five, inglie&"in' width; runuing diagonally
ZXa inatillil tj the most happy, and that -frequent unplea-
111 �te, Consplravy_,�Cnaea
C L
of. the. -Normal. ch o
o'l, came to thi's city,
lo Mrs.�Beattie, inWhich Mr. Clark's b
. I ame,i
Contractor Shields, says the Dominion
iaqross the thoroughfare And utiderL the,
Three.ot the'"PrUokero Ideitlitled by
,
SAW scenes have occurred between bini And
�bio Wife. L Mrs. Warn , e , r i his Second wife,
arid,waw6mplb�ed at tbeBlin Institute.
hile, here L be Mrs. Beattie] At A
.1
Was indatione , and in which a reference �
d
was made IL to M I r. Beatt . is. As the �" Re V."!
Goverlimient 'has Made arraugemeutb� to
Rat
houses that line the street., These
N vere thremterking-'in character and tended
at, tile' Ventan
and between her and his children by -his
B M: et
cburch'eocial�at Mr. afantham'Si And SOL
,
Mrs'. Beattie alWa:YBL read berletters tober
S�3 iilidi't liqUorL,
suppre Selling at�
P .
e.
I -
to'great ease thealarm.
ly inoir
first- Wife Lthere his � been constant trouble.
fav6rab y. impressed her'that-Mrs. B16attie'
her she had never. liefore
The Canada'Pacific hasdet6imined t
When the firbt� streakA'of dawn came
n4' eavliag tl�r; the
The announceilient,. that he had run away
0 pened her home -Jo- her; And took er in
had m gikiin'L her Mploy 'that she c'uld'
t MOOSe JAW,
locate ar division. h passing
Btr6adiing over tfie'bills,e ver� body iu the
''Matutina
Aileged Murderers Ar voted In Gall�
*t,
WB6�at first discreditedby be rly every,ope
as A,c ompanion. Just here is �vhere *the
a wore positively that Mr.
giu&.. At the West end of the' track the
war. -fast, And the
d forgot break
way�4ndny of Con,�Icts in' Cork
Wbo,hea.rd'it, in Such� i ebiL
-b gh este -' Was
trouble arose. - For 01116 r�pason,] 'best
Beatti& was t spd,ken -disrespect-
no
Ow is only one inch deep. Rainfell0ere
- labors of the AaYL were enti'Lrely Suspended.
the guilty ' man held by his fellow:
knowaL to hCra0f,' Mis. Beattie suddealy
.of in letter ; never: beard
fully that
r WAS belov
wher, -the'- theruidinelte 7
The atreets,, wet e,rowded -the Dir'fuil,
'Conflititing
A Saturday's' -Dublin �oable grain SAYS:
6illize Wgrver-galae,, -time ago sold his
wel, Toronto, leavin Miss Le i'mian.
tOCg
Mrs- BeAttie'speak other then �respebtfully
zero,.
fl 60, oat reports. L
M Ir, was
Brady, Kelly,. Hanlon, Dwyer and, Rav
elired d
Snigh &pp in to- 9,y,- charged
farm for �5,500, and, later, he sold, hi
intereSti tic
a a cheese f t6ry for H00. Ills
he oupant L Of t1le of her huBbad'uiftll afte able: 11
ly felliale; r this tro ad
r6ta,ned lihad,
house. When she shel was ,arisen hadneveibeen told7that
in ille'Nortlewesth
___VAttle mmhem Ave
ustaitled losses -to, tbeii berda
dl%coverediha.� -the' foundations of buir.
dreds of dwellings were torn Apart by wide�
--cours
With conopiracy to murder tlipj�ior Field'.
USlnegg*18 Slip
b' i poSedL to bave been, a profit-
'ief drined by the young woman I that
Will him b elfore. She ' smid wag ber,con-
a severe
6 wZde t o . thedntehsecold� this
-Seam r.
r e
-The co&t Wa, 6 owded Car fully';
able one, and it is -thought that he' has-
" , L , '
she had been, outraged by Mr.
It' ti I i I'll' .Wh a sh consulted Mr
ep is gir . e e
epatch�reckVed 'bv Mr.. Acion Bur.
111911, ceilin4soleStroyed,chimneys careened,.
d . I a
gn e4C
mrroll, aged, 17, deposed that on.
I
taken %way msum various y estimated at.
from $8,000 to �10,0,60. ' His debts about
ASL Sated, and
t6atip The charge v� reB an
info.mation was laid at the I )olice,C�urt,'.
Clark Miss a Sister . ofMrs.
Beattie
'N, �probably 6. or 18, y"re L 6f,age,
'they
I �
91 -
rows, of 'Winnipeg, ata�68. -that* large,
L lltqp�er L of pe
n reons- belonging' to Birtle�
d,
e1wilks. illrown over as though' by an',
on, And'.' L ' An : Small , brid
exPlOgi In y
s6
-this evening of November 27Eh' she blaff a
to7n, we believe, are not large:; neither,
but as the CAB Q'Was not in the jurisdiction
accombained bier to big' office, � where
district ha& been frozen,, some of them
wrecked. � Three hundred L feet . below
'
oarwit.6 Zlii
Ebree. passengers An ver
W&`ppdpr�tkqd7-does he owes, largeamount-
- L
stiat;6 -a - huh -has
Ol ''been'
! .
L MetMr; Galbrailth by_appointril-eat. She:
_v,rybadly, 6n.6le tic L a
yj
the :surface are ''the *orked-out Col.
stop in Hardwicke, street. - 1hr6MeU7gQV- h-which-L"o-
L entered by Mr. Beattie against tb e. yo'ling
said she supposed �hb would have, to pa�f
'A Rapid- City gebtleman, ',who , wag
li6ii`SB� be-lobiging- t e
were_&lly� and Br�wdj.! Slie-saw.
them
it is ell, dealt. Thowomailiwith wb
_P�
iip-a IeBF�.
-woman. in. for',66famation
have
Mr. Clark,, lhiaith had. said
notbib'gab out paying him to her,'nor bad'.
' a. con t6n t9_bf,_th e-desPatob
rmed-of'-th
- I - -too had
referred.A6,Baid 1. we Agreatnum
HildBon Canal C onii - The:coal, when.
fr6ra -k_-- : ^-thLL-'
19, noWn as
She saw the , glitter of s'. callu-sword, r
Warnerbeing,A, man of,about- 45 or 50.
- ._
al 0 giv - inst: iii to' file , a bill Of
: , 8 en r
be, given: her any, nionev� She as* r.
bar of people frozen badly in 111innedosa, on
Baltimore vein,.which is,fifteen feet thick.
dagger.: � Two other � men , were. 'behind
Mrs. Pis a plutup, actiyei intelligent-
-divorce, And Miss Leishn�iaa is' also 1 insili i.
WbYMS hi�t on Tbu6day last, before she
'Mr.
it
election day.'. The weather'waBb ter cold
A few year s ago it is Baid'that the Company
ZradyiI slid when Field felk hp 1, was
looking *Man, and �ratber good-looking..
-tutin, pro I ceedings againSt &r. -Beattie.
9
had received the telegram from G%1_,
and of upwards of 200 vo terA wfio -tuine�L,:
'ordered the pillamto be What is technically
again 'stabbed by � Biad�_ or " Kelly.
She formElrly lived in - the township, Of
The latter's hitherto dicellent . ire -
puta
braitb. She bid never beard'of-a divorce,
out,'I think that atle�mSt four fifths
termed 11 ro6bed "-that is, to remove' the,
Tile three'luen then drove'off.' Kavanagb.
Derbhim� where her husband was engaged
.
tion Cannot 1 but , sustain. him ari I the
but Mrs. Beattie had Spoken to her Of j
mshave been se�s'ely froist bitten."
-natural columns of coal left standing for,
the - driver. , T W
was I he L itness, pogiiively'
iaL L farming., The latter died some five
Courts decide whether be Was imprude rikor
desired,8ppiirAiion. she lodged aoi com
A Portage, lit Pialhe telegral: a says: -Dr.
Per'
the support of the roof, and, put. timber
L ift.entified �,. Brady,, Kelly, And ' Kavuuagh,.
years. ago, and. his idow, ha , b
8 I eell 8,
'
the v ictiul.of a Aiscont6rite,!,'�ripriii,,ipled,
I int At the time, with LMr; Weyms, pre.,
s, pre,,
Delahaye� �vlloi bad his legg.sobadly frozen'
Dehihay'
in their
:props places. The -theory' of
ai
She s d im Accidental conversation with a
resient of IngersollAol theL past tbre 9
'Mr. teattie.claims th
woman. at the whole
ferringto-seeMr.ClarlifirBt. Shehadtwol
a fo . w night , 9'§ince,'is-in a', very criticaleb
fBw ml�
to-day's'digagter prop� have:
is that these
oliceman. caused her,exammation- She
isn
years. Sha ifie-moilierof seven children,
circumstance is but it Scheme' -to' obtain
lette.re-from Mrs.'Beatie whild the latter
dition. It'is lEeared that one, if not both� of.
ihis
rotted And are now, beginning to give way.
did but inform, in oop8equilneq of, theire-
one of them being of age. It is thought,
groundsfor divorce,.which baslorig'been
was in Toronto, the., contents �of whipli,
his feet will �have to' be .amputated,, as
feet
Experienced miners 'apprehend' the- drop-
that hhebas alsd_taken, several - thousand
desired by. Mrs. 116attie'SL friends. Littl&
8
, when'k6ol for, she positively declineol'to
as set
ortification h it
in.rtifi.`l'
d6wn,�geveral fe6t. of.the' eintire,Burw
I L . I
in the breahtor face. Theprisoneri smiled
-h- 7th- pr
no lars wifff ei� e ope
EI�youugwoma,
h K��n�ss to pr
-g1_Ve_but_e_XrQ,A9_kt3g 7i
_�er V O.
Ch. 0 r6eellitl
The Corporation of- Win Y�
'nipeg
t dest . r
face, in which 'even tLgrea no t ion of
.at the evidence and -joked'. � The gurl re,
she: had. di
'L Bposed bf. On Tuesday,
-Leisbman is regards -her former -life'.'Suf.
duce'them. :,
sold,61, 0001 of pa area to
d 61 2
life-a6A properv.-,muLs"ilev-itabl.y-fcliovi-
fused to go on the i in 6m -stand, it d the
next witness'alsorefus6d.; iheywe ah
r6 there-
hawhich
hen it. L became k6okn:
W a , r
Ad �lejt t"
own big sh L
op. was besiegM. by
t t
ce,i , o my she ig�' evidently clever, we
-dress
, and of good ad is �oHgegsed
V
NOOSE
L W hen M r. Beattie'Llirouglit the
L d" capi a ists,�deliverabld ilNeW York.
Thp,p press: Coin pAny � "ked; the consider-
L Much exciiemeril all Over
t the 6 ity, L.
ab6ut--the threatened'
-fore examined frim a side bench. - Counsel
a 11 creditors securing L goods
ma "to � cover
of ready, wi't and remark'able coolness, And
man on Thursday She expected 'it'was for
able sum o 541800'to trallsp'ort,the deb
I ea-
tiict have
Stated that be, intendi 3d; oulyto pi6secute
their claims. The, appearlWee 9f a con.
Stable with a distress warftnt, -issued by
is uni i3g'ia her protestations 6(ibb:
'truth Of �r'�
her Arrest, and Mrs. Beattie: came in
ew r k,L but,'tb
tures froM%LW1nnipeg to N Yo e
Since L Most L of the houses Are
n , morniug.�
w ed by thrifty aii.ri au. genisd
U repre,
the five prisoners in this dock.
Michael Farrefl,'aged'16, depospil �that on
the landlord , suddenly. put. a sto L
PL to these
story.
A Brantford deepit6h, dated last (Tues-
weepitig And Said �he wuld'gio too, if -Miss
LeishmanWent. Miss Leishmen. turned to
City Council,with the Characteristic slir
ness of. the Western people,. figure lip, the
,
their sole earn ingS L for years. Tlieir,dis'
heeral
evening of the Attack oil. Field he saw
Oliera-tiOns, Bev who had secured goods
day) night; says: Miss-Leisliman '.6barged
Mr.L Beattie' And isaid Nbw-.you have
matter anflbii�h,d thatit wouldbe�chealler
tressisgreat,
three iii upon the corniji of
having Stayed until, i w too lmi6 to te.-
t all
R. F. Beattie at� - the . Police .Court
done. it;. ve placed �cur own. a eck in
On b
to send' the City :Clerk and, an
LATER. -The cave in mine affects over
WAS Lon, t
street., , A car tie, sidE .of
move them. A'dousiderabl e qu%ntity was
to -day. with' having' had'eriminal Anter'
the nooBe, and I will keep it, there. In:
Alderman to NE he dbou.'
�w ,York with
An hunared acres. Fifty houses b Ave been
the street. The .Witness llnewl -Brady�
Ravanagil'and Kelly. K
'taken away, howev*ei,, before the warrant
arriv6d. It is' Supposed that :the L guilty
course with ber against her w'il).: The.fol.�
'in
the cross-examination the date of the crime,
f
men ts, a b d'so these C'1vlC dignitaridgmret6
holi day. And,'ec the.
Vacated Wilk6sbiiixre is, undermined by
CL, lierleg. RUMOTS!, Of the "inee
working' Ol
van was in
II'L " " I
charge of t e .Carl and. the Otlil two men
dt on : Satilrday-* eve'i
couple Ic n ng L for the
the evidence taken fro Ahe
lowing 1. Leishinan ap-
Miss
which was. given As the .26 erreL of
'to by Mr. Smyth., The magistrate' said,.it
enjoy a trip onomize
municipal expenditure st1he Same time.
urity, of the city., is revived, but it is
were near.
C0'ilriollytgW`br'6 that1e Saw Fiel&on the
West With Chicago AS their objective point.,
Warner's.. crime, no- matter how good big
peared in Court attiredin a , gray L I 001 , )ea
costurne,with aturban of the samemi terial
. is eror,,not that 'OfL the informant
was
She W iv'en th�, Same w Ages as -compan-
AW113 tnipeg telegram Says:, beLegisla.
Z
called togetber about,the middle
ture Will T
61L aimed there is- no:,Aanger. jbLJB esti-
mated Will t 660,000;, to. repair 11i
COS
ground. Kelly,who brughed,�&gainsr thei,
witriess, haol v, weapon '-partly concealed
previous character may havie_Lbeen, or how.
were� is 'unhappy his- domestic L relatiouBL'
t immed..with,vel
r ve�. She is probibly-21
year age, a very plain 1D alippar-
ion RSL thog,q she received as sefvant,vi Z"
�.6 per She had never 'spoken to
I
of February.
The MiniSter of Customs has, on the
�damage.
under his coat.. , The n
Wit L eas sa;w Kelly �6n
without onEi.redeeming feature. His de.
oertion of bijl *ife,Liin
'd,iis ChilAr6n is- made
ad possessed Lof piercing grey i eyes,
Mrs. Wallace of her trouble. She Said that
;would
I
-recommendation of the Provincial Depart-
]EtT
L !��7�E SCAUE�
the:clarl., A Stout man' With :66 iOVOlVer.
e oth Bi L ,
Jumped up on th Eii, de the witness
alithe,worge by his Sinful relations with
with which, - She L n86jjO*ly critici664 the
counsel for the- defence and reporters.
she as soon� have thogbt of 'Putting
iltill-th � ' - ,
e papers.. You are gpttlpg )t:,Iii.
slit of A,;riculture, decided to admit pure.
m .
red L Fyfd,wheat free of,dutyfoj, r Seed Pu'-'
pursuedthe car fifty yards, but WP68 Btopp@4,
anotier woman, L upon w�oiae Children Also
She has 'an� 16domitable will,�. and
the papersnow," said Mr SLmy th, Are L
, L J I , .,
PO B.
Be
Excitement in Paris at the Presence of tfie�
by the mAn.
Lt
the di.g ce will fall most severely.
duct 'L I
18 �depraved,' and
was sharp and quick often in parrying the,
i not Afraid of that?" I am not afrai&
you
The smallpox Beare at Rat Portage wag
Ex -Empress'.
�A this Stake'the Bixteom.other pri
iSomrs,
gainst whom there, is a general charge ,of
cowardly, and, merits,. the cenBure.of every
t. -n
ques ions of the cross� ei�amii er. Heistory
is AS 'follows : She 'Was Wril'in. Germany
Of qytbiDg," sbpxeplied La date
L runizied'
t0ae. $he Spoke with ai.strohg Scottish fir
gre�%tly.magliified) atid�Lthe: ex pitement is
now:allayed..
conspiracy to murder Government'offli
right. thini
and:went to Scotland When -..very young;
I
cent, and carefully studied the
A feeling prevaila -eid Among some that
TH - E GOVEONMENT AND1,7HE BONAPARTISTS, -
. . . L L I I �, - I
66k. W
were Placed in the d illlaal�L Lwmi
an ii oraier, d6posedAbat liewas Sworn
n� ODAMW UN'"N"
.
CEIMI) to:this country.ab.6ut four years agoi,
sitiee� wblch� time She has been employed: at
questioners., The examitimt ion'] a�ted for
nearly thive,hours, and rebulted In Mr.
'find
Le�vec4ue, the Turtle' Mountainmurdeirer
Will.liaVe his sentence, 6f death com ut �
In e
L
A list (Tuesday) nighi's Paris . despatch
sayfi: The 'E mpreS8 ugehie., &nnolimeS_
Men ber of thg''L Fenian Brotherlidool-in
'Attended
n
Methodist at- St.; Jofi ,:N. .
BL elleville, Torontoj Brantford and "other
L
0
'Beattie being required to �4 _00 bail,'
I
to . twenty yetars', penal ser . vit de.' . Others
M
tha . t 1,1 ie igbores the Republic', and comes to:
1867. He with �Poole;' charged
with the urdei of, Detective
inO_,& meet-
C
I . I
oppose the Union mchtme.
A. St. John, -N.B,, despatch S&ya.:
pladbg.' She gave Some Intorinafiou res.
peciing her mcde I but declined to
of
biudgelf in� 49,006 And two sure
Wl1l1L:b
each. The ex b resumed,
again see no reason, why the law should not
it
take� i s course, owing to murder being so
ber,sympathy' 'with Prince Jerome
in If in akeerAtiold. He
c adh6rents'claim
ingof: the Irish epublicah'Brothe hood.
fM
meeting o Elth9dist ministeis;of St.John
give herlistory ftilly, Accounting forLl�aboiit
onThursda y
rife in the Community.
presence Means a demonstration
:'fL
Poole Was L "'C. Curley !'- there.. : The
�.ea' iaugbter�'by hiElAnability
'
resolutions -were , passed which, while
ffi
a rmmg�.Bympathy with, the spirit. of � the,
one Vear'B time out of, the four. Shecamd
t 0 last
the itution, for thEiEl ducation of-ithe
I
119KIT.11911. COILUL4119A.
.
J[0&_IS*L
in bebalf�of. the name and famil I 14
y 0 , Apo.
leon. � 'Sb6-b
to r pqogr iize ":Curley b dock; P60101
wag appointed 11.11 "' on, the� L north Bub.'
'Methodist tT,nion
I Df. bektaia.portion�!bf the basis of
approva o
Blind, and remaine d there on1v al -short
time;'As the daties, in the'Imundry, of Which
A -G vernin It; a t the
aen
IXht �Wltb 911le,Enctny �nt rfitt4barg,
own to be '5��
is hn -drro�nded by-mativb. and,
-pronounced Boin'apartikk, goal f h'
e 0 W 0 in
he
T Itness rebollected the murder
,
union arrived at1y. the Join t Vni` 0
C
h head"
8 0 Was beav"
yf.0t Jim.
oA
nllrcdvl�
18 't night's Pittsbu
regard her"visit a's inopportune. In many
:ennv;- in Saville Place, two years ago.
on r
- . . ...... . .....
Th -a genera,
Oy 0 jec owing
After leaviii g the Bli D&Inatifute she'etit
I
"d jQaP_Pt:th_q ap§� dis4ia6b __
-m -
qu er ear �felt foe. f
ift S f is tbe satety,c the,
.
Ward An othe
Superintendent the! alternative occupancy
'to !Mrs.-Wallde. .ne had,
B d t h Bays: The,
A Vi6toila, L espa C
fill riots that ever Occurred ifilh_!�Ziiy
'barracks:
, ,-L-_,-bL
j epA le- easures Ave 15-ee-iiFt-akdri-td�
drime. the witniessbedame a-cenire. � At
M cbutr6s held On
aeeting ofcouncil York
of C , hairi'L WitfiL.ItS
I e c
been gpitink �13 per inorith at: th t
e ins itu-
tjoh.'i rBeattie. to lier 'about
Provi Y�
0 amen -was opened' to -da
t
Moral 'OPPOBI for, Yale;
�cameb i the of the Salvati 6
s§ Any demouStration.
re There bas
tep �EUgebj*,q
,street it *as decideiLt 6 -arrange for 'the
enLt the object to lay repro.
in � the' annual Conference on AL.
Spoke,;
in u ybr liglit
"-her employ A it and
ion �ber wus
peaker. The Goveirlor's.spech
Arariy"yesterla3 C k a par. y,
f',
o twenty young meu'visited,.� the bairachs
Of
31 e
Be no" pp
it po ligeniEi was cogni,zan i'd
isto.
app6intaient! OfL 'a 'n W, V2.
ilsuce ajitt66 to -carry out, the decrees Lof the di' rec
Aam: le equal to, that of 'the, Ministerial mem.
f3be,entered her employ-Sil October.
touches on localtopicsi, but t1ib'absence- of
be�tc't)ie
11 visit.of tile G
all leferen overLor.
�n(I�verede'cliiaed,adr)iittanc�. Theytheu:'
am, d"A'tbemselyes' bybaltbringtbodoai.
Jorome's �, It is rumoreXAhat
-Go
Eug�nle'adefenca Of the vernment. will
tori., Joseph Mullitt was chairmaim,of Ahe
directory. COMplMilibB were Made, of Poole,
bership,: and they record tin Apprelinneibil'
that union would diminiA the misEdonar y
-
BERxov9LLEoATioNs..
'Mrs.'Beattie. left.on the 10,th 6 - f Decem-
co,"L ai6bt U__
General and. Princess Causes MI
favorable L to the - Goverfimen t. L Hett'.
I
'Watching he, Opportunity When the door
'in. I
' - , J g-. 0
result-, fisin f Bonapartis
&dherei3tf3.,'Exec,,u7tive,'measures. bmv& been:
imom e., And less; n � the sslary:�f
�
opened, they. rushed' Captain. .
, 'L
and the Chairman Said the -matter would be
isministers
occupying domestic Missions in theXaTi.
ber�:to. visit her father,. a Mr. Galbraith,
'AtItoilaby-Gerileral, lately unseated, did not.
Coffin stopped the'services, ' d endeavored
an.
taken to re press _.fiLny demonstration by.,
demltL.with *henthe vigilame�comlilittee
time 'Provinces I Therefore tbe�L 'declare
:Living in Toronto, her,ostbusibl� reason for,
atte to.take his Seat, ASL Ltbreatened.,
mpt
to put thb intruders out by foiTe ; he-
_L_
actio � 6 whose leaders:, have
either.f n aliL eye
was; fOrme d.'- All understopol,what ,the
they"cannot accept i f
he proposed ',basis o
go doing being that she was -not vpry�' well.
The Government moved, an a di6urnmoint
Clinched with . d Rey.
to the throne, of Fiance and the eespoilin
vigilance committee Was for.- A meeting,
Union.L
Shdintjd1afdd_fhat�'`6h 'Woftlol be -Absent
Theleader4f:t e pposlti
13" ,�� IOD7.
ni anol �.Ile two. engaged in rougli.
of the Republic.
centres was held on December ;31st.
The witness gave Mu litt money,' and took
n
8 at U Ion Approved.,
two ..or three weekP., revious; 0 a.
Beattie's'depar.ture Miss Le' bman' had'
113
movea..,,AA,i,_aajournm6nt till jom,ofto w
'i � 16 t 1,8�
Wb16b Was Carrio 'by:a V'O'fe 0
L 'a
6nd-tumble fight. The friends'of Reynolds
Ao' IS. Budthe Salvation
'ATER he Hotel
'y
4dRhiDe,in Bpartments y Napo
re0eibil'"under- the name of Salmon.
"L A Brantford despa�ch 'says: The mem.
hoiltaken herlaekls with but
thamyq
The Opposition Priticiseatbe -Government
.Came
soldiers rallied Around their. captain. - The
ieon, before biA 'elgotion as President. To:
tion WAS made of'a thre by,MA
Men At llon,
CrEl 0
b Cthe three, official'boards! of the
Stated that Mr. Beattie wouldn't allow her
for its,unfliridly attitude.to Cani
fi lit be'cainie'generafand the 'Wildest Sxcite�
It - ltprView6r'sbo said I have come'. to
superintendent of to proij366ute
Methodist Church of Canada of1bd city of'
Lto Sit ,mbywhere else. so' 'soon asi�,Mrs..
pro ise a, . mor,
And Mi '6, conciliatory. course.
it
men Ay fainted ; Others
prevaile&, one 'A
France'uBin my right to teetify to N a po
�,for perjury Lcertain witnesseB.L.examined
in the Wellin
�Biantford' met igtoh Street.
Beattie had goli6 to Toronto.L' She sata't
It is', b6lieved.'tlie. ne Mnswill be
st6od �on seats and cried for assietace.
:thp orisoner,m� Sj7Mpaih'yaDd �o
1pon, rf
by private inqi;iiry At I.iublin Cast!6,'
Church'her'd onFriday ifternbon to congiae'r.,
Ahetabl6. --until, -the--. 26th_of Dcc6mher.
Mr. Smitb,Premier and Commissioner of
Captain Coffiri.was,badly bruise a about the
getfulneag'bf 6,11 past discords..'. I Also come
ul
M � litt said Mmilou would not get
the basis of union. ev. Mally Bell Bob;
After she had gone MT "d,he"
kisse r
Lands and Works'- Mr. Robp6on,
&'ad',And bodyi , And L s;veral,ofheia were
to L . '
) comfort the,'Princess'katbilde. What.
a, chance to prosecute' if the I new
of,Braut Avenue Church, wasollosebi
theLball, h t ed, bim.� The
in when 8 e s Opp
cial See retary And"Fin"ance, Minister;,and
b . adly hu . rt, though.. none � BE y. L
lriousl The
I Ld " i ly a family affair I wi,ll
am, oing,is on
,4igila�bce� Committee were'formedi as he
_S
'mani-and Mr. M. -. Sibith Secretary,. The--
it
,
witliss th�en'Ldetailed thEI'commissioll of,
�Mr�'i)av��,�4-ttorD�y;Gqi'aeral.. I
Ai bt lasted nearly an hour wbpn 6fficers
9.
make no. politiCAIL inanifestations in the
would be killed. After ' the" murde o
Phurbhe6L,��ie'woll'repr�sen.ied� about
rli� wbibh' the Rervi. Mr.
L � I L
arrived and� restored order. 'The whole
pregence of'the oov6knmebt, of, which I-
Detective Cox the old vigilance com tee ,!��O official members'ard other leading -per..
mit
�BeattiC' is OfiL arged;' and Which "she'alleged
rflu 9 ft R G.E AND DuATIR
a r mei , Cap.
ffali.r %i as -disgraceful in the e)�t e
know nobhing.'� Many'leading i3ona,paftWs
'the
was broken up. Each of the nine as es
utr
b Cut. After adopbing.reBola-
sells sing prps
',approving
took.place iii-ber room on ihe.nights�of th e
tam�Coffiu bas,bdbn notified that iL be
are flockixig to hotel. It is reported
and file
�elected two men L from't6e rano 6
tibus Of thb, 1rirciple. of,Ae
'26th, 27th And 28th- f:Deee L
mber. Witness
A Rr deotroomn,' Dil in Bell B esid e I Ifo
ts to. hold a 'street mee ing again be
t
E
th'at ana,L,thoL Princess M I b1thilde
hoad,,and theae'L eighteen
the brother e
in
union the followiti 9 1iOn.; AS � lin ani�
atatedL that hei doolowas not Iqckedi upo
Mob ed,b inten.
,tlt�el be b u e
have received liffita that* they would, do,
were introduced to the hMOUSly
carried:,. �.�Iul 'PleWis"
'ge6olided
6itlier' occasion, And. that she ctied out on
'occamon,
A 11alifax, Court House (VA.) despatch,
6 Sant.
tion'lo coine.out the first I a . evening,
well - to betake theii3se'lveB out of the coun' -
h
swore t em in as a vigi auce committee.
Theywer bound to'obey him. �Rin&ton,
by ohn Mann 'That the Qnar.,
ter1V Boards of the tbree Methol dist circuits
one' but accused - silenced
her� by' p'lttcihg big -hand over' her
dated 'yesterday "($u�day), Last
try certain 9: Ministerial crisis W
imminent. The Bearebed the,office�
was in� the chair.. � The' witness was Arrested
this city naving,�Met and examined the .
.
mouth'. Coati 1111119, L Witness, silial that
'accused
night Mr.'JameB, -,Guthrie, a., prosperous
farm'erj wais married -to iss Hulda
M
TRICK".
.police
f the 1-1�,tit0o?por�d4lor the maauscrip� of.
for the Repay murder, but was liberated.'
ba'siwof union approve oftne� game. We
on the Morning, (if the Wth
'
Martin. A -larg� CoMpanyL WAR pfesent,at,
�:. L' '
the 6rijble plibliihed that paper urging
The witness told the police * that be - Would
-also beg to teaderL our thanks 156 the UDi6'n
spoke of the . Circumstance. he
t
i el
tbww�ddib�, which :was solemn ZedL, at tb
alit 6J_rl vO TIIO"�
L
the 11 Imperialists to be active alld� pressing,
give illforuriation a, week �a'go ; he did not
expect, any7 i�pouey. Ela� 'did not tell
, Committee for their painstaking And line.
CeBoJil 80 equitabl� Adjusting the varied
previous night. arid in begging.her. ar don
excused himself on tli6 ground that Ph a was
residencelof.tbe bride's,father. Owing to'
A,Charl6tte. (Hicb.) "despatch Save Foi
in proclaiming Prince Vicfor Empdror."
The Standizq4cts: Paris despatch says'tbe
,
that he would inform.the po,lice�
differences:ofthe Metbodi8t family inhe'�
F30 lo�ely a ince 3-eabbie went away,,?,, and:
bad weather the gueStS remained atl,th,6
Mansion 'all night. I Thi L 9 mornin- when
Some ime there has , 'been' a'partL yo psies*
gl
LD'uclereLCabill.et.is-�irtually: defunct. 1 The
Inspector. Fogarty prove& that n ec.,
Dominion."
said that 6uch thi�g Blaould not � occur
they had.Assembled - at the breakfast'table
carapeld- Dear here, among them- several
political panic '. is , unabated, and the fund.
1881, Jae found st the prisoiaer.rWbelan's
�of,
Ve In Ravo.ir, of line JVropooed
Morefused
again, 11 that ho.-httd lost all, contr6l over
bimoelf."� On 'Wedn6iday M6rniDg she
a
it ,,, remarked that the , bride'a d g I room
fortunetellers. OnSattrolayafternoonan
from Marshall Arrived with.a;
holders are throwing stocks on the market.
The waut,of a guiding Star is uijivbigally
residence a large quantity arms and
ation aboub'which
,ammunition, inforii� had
',by
The assembled ',memberehip of the
to sit at the 6' were atei coming. Suddenly tile sbriehs
ain"e'table with' him, ��ofj�--Woiaau.werd ligardi'and.the startled
Although hc.de�jred I
warrant for. the arrest. of one of tliem,,v,
Sail who 'swindled a
felt, and the possibility of a - milit . try pro-
f talked 7
been given A3ailey, Whelan's brother-'
-la-la, who was Subeeg4ently murdered in
Primitive M6th0diSt','Uhurch in Woodstock
passed the Vilioll vote �n go_�dmy evening
- that'shEl shoulch She -guests
did not at once leave he house, because
hastened into the ball, whe , re, they
11 1�ly
met tb6 bride of 'a pight, who cried ,
womtilu. named
Calboun. colinty farmer out of 52,000. She
a, fortune his I farm,
Dunciamento is eely of rough-
out the Bourgeois ol"s filters is lreac�tion
Skipper's alley.
with enthufda�im�, there being only's ginglo
She had no friendg,heke, and-besid6s he'
husband I oh,. my husband I" Hho
told. him thelre was on
bet,
against the reg.17ne of'doctors� and journal-
�The inquiry was then adjourned form
7109UUVO� ho (�'umrterly. Bomrol - at A,
dared herto'go.' She"kne no onobut
those at the Blind Institutiqu and th
awoke this morning she'found her
and be not believing it' She offered to
the�ih&iey,to be placed ia'a
lats, And a yettriling.for tb6 Saving sword
r
rt�is. ce"tain that �the Chambers will-adopi.
week. TLe crownCo unselstated illisthext-
Saturday important evidence in regard to
R ubuquant imeting' agiocd to accept the
baHi Y.
womad She lidardpol. vvfth prior.10 her
'111111112,009
a by her-' side. , She is alr1liost ili
from., His funeral will , tske place
grie�.
room� and looked up. The bargain -being
M., Fl�q�et's proposal. Gambettft'B death
the Phcenix Park murders 'would be givell.
'right Fi6inians have stait.e.d. for Am
At the quarborly Trafalgar
Of
'ir lftaa�a) hold
.0139mgEment with Mrs.�Beattie. He also
-a to herthat it sheAid-go out and tell
inW -_ Its
to�morrow fro ib house in, Iii.), lie w
married, 1 His four &ooragmbn will Act Ag
�y wag deposited a d§h6, -baB
gr6ed,� to the n
I L f to be gone ten days;thent6returw
fbiown the whole worhing machine
out �,i gear.' Eugenie Will probably leave
,
rres .
fearing,a' t
'on,
there bui ti- was
her Story no one wOuld believe, her. I Mrs. 'pallabeare're,
Be -
atti.e'arrived bouie on Saturday evening
and tfie ministor-who friarried
aud show him whei6 thdmon6y W a�hudEid
M had n
Alithe end of that ti e, as she not,bab
We my.
Paris oil dnead
I
Formal noticeB were served to' -day
Messrs. Healyj Davitt, and Quinn that
Carri�d,by A volle of,
11!he VrAlon' waN (5serliA io the
frorn Toionto. 'She -told her the substalice
them Willi read the buriateervice,
'llearif
from, be went to look:at the'money /1"t
KrAllown, to hqyc cen nit t6i b . a Dog,
they must find bail within a webk6r to
lainads At, Lloy(Rown by 10 to'2
C
of What had,limppened, but gave her
pardoularR, and said that She would ro''S P -
7L]ic Saved by Ilim'Neiv I
And found it was gone'.. � No trace wag
fou nd of the thief Until she AS heArd from
. I .
Vei*Sixflerfax firom 111[ydro.0110bill.
aof
Five men h�ve ,been Arrested At Craligb.
I . ,
0.1 Monday ovol&jg 1,11ij or "Oute
I 11
birn,
i - . . I
-Her 'Majesty has accepted AS' it souvenir
at Ch . arlotte. '. L . 4 -
A Syracuse, N. Y.,. telegram 0 n
Thursday last Lak Driscoll of'Baldwing-
well on a charge of having murdered a mum FrInlicive MOO)o(fissli
Thearrestawere -by ballot, votod upoil' 11111oll
011TAMING ADVICE1.
of the, late War, a, photogra& of the Xew,
TeStampiat which was plereaq,during 66
MJ)tomS vijle,, aged 20i was 8elzo& *with By
I
.nameid'Dohart�,ini
.3made on the eviderim of an, informer
tioni 0I) glhlirisda�
Mio wrote to Mrs. Beattie's father.,
i a Toironto, without coa�aitlrlg
assault on Tel-el'6Kebir, by. w Rej�lugl`On
': A_N.ew� Yor.k-,.despatch,. says: AVillbi :0
Sebolfield, aged 82 years, wag found dead
Volrophobi A.: He Sam bped and growled
t everything , that cabie neat him. He
A 6onfe,r1ence of ten &�n�'farmcrs at Bel- .
last has paBsed-resolutionp in favor of f1ieL
Will tnLoiet- And 6rworil
Toron to, Tbo rofilik N 11w;
sli slid'aHkod bfi�iwha�'Cslie �bould
& ),. cohabited with, h or hus-�
bullet' while'in the haversack of, Private
ibe 74th,Hfghland
ia his room in the' St� Stephen House
-_ tu d nrnibg. 'jP�r' fA f ty
r my
�zould "hx hiS.-eye on An object or ' almo-
ent
M a -6-bis month
thStart for it wi
amendblent of -the, liand''Act, an urging'
'tOb)r that'leaseholders be Admitted to itg belie-
The Prizaltivol
Voto 06
folIlowingbigh6i,ai tbrlwbich
to
That TeElta-menti Saved his i
be-"dr,15een 9v well,known and eLocentrib
`,-her6i'
il�e * wild anit!nW., It beearne
open I 11 I a, . e so
lent
fitS, L and that, the purchase 61 L auseS' be
fitbod forty� Jiln IMo
h1lo (�iwllfod do So and Slept With Miss
I'llil'il tile b6ih' left for Toronto.,
A. m fe4tur, A bi
Ha'was be
d 4fdater rn in Boston,
aih.,it.d or accumulated In business
that -ft IV
vio asnetiesgary. to tie him Oil big bea, which was done with 3t6ut iol3es.
'with
altered to affotdgreater facilities to far�20XS
to 9:6quire pos8essioh�of land..
t(Al yollr V46j Yo'll lfmi 1101,
oll Islit, th -VVEIIL
0 26th inSt ein
111 00 Consultation with 'Mr.,
a rk,6a e/- apli
An person asked. An
ne estim ted at from -$.250;00.9 to
a fortu a
8uflering'terribly from catarrh,
big
Whenever ho�cmn -reach bedkng
his teetfthe�rendsLft_iU, Although
The.`�Nmes says the GoveinmentJ n
'information
lolif; f1ho 0
Irlo, m barristeri as to her best..
difference! Ww6eri press- and -poetry, aild.,
he in a bed, but' Tested : bu,a.
he, is,'naturally- a feeble wanj,hib strength
possession of which will bring
home guilt or edroplicity in the,
...... ..
I
g
of he Advised !her to
In li Vantiorm'Dn's hands.
the editor replied that, prome v6s read.
� A young,w� n loved' a &arl: so wildly that
inattress, the end of which inclined again$,'t
tied"an, Art
the bad nven ange.
no Suerhuman, hnd if he can. roach his
attweaalltri he Rings them about like
oner A--whv
fifteen letters a, day for five
meat with & St,ringL And a, Spring, by meang
ian's
Physic deClare that it is hydrophobia
were before the Magistrates on
A, C"joik'despatch say B, The convicts it
nall,btif) alw) 6, k'ilfli 0L)IO,
Wri0i
dri en bv 0)U0 ImIka
prolhedution would od�c6uld-
k1l, tho lawcould prote86 li'er,
Of -d'- -
�7Si�iVe po
Withiii!'WiCi fellow as 9' Matter Of 8E
f-whi I _' -a--60uld-
b W 1611b
his,r6om At, will, The string broke and his .1-6*il
It iB! bot
that fie ha, V6
s e r- n itten by
naval works on ia,welbowline Island
size ofa raeo (101lar.,
I lit lit
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