The Wingham Times, 1888-03-23, Page 7THE WEEK'S NEWS.
CAlrA1aIAN,
Rev. John Stenche4use, Methodist minis•.
ter of Adelaide, village, wee arrested �n
Strathroy, on Saturday, on 0 charge of at-
tempting to blackmail hotel -keepers.
Sarnia Observer .—"There will be a Pro -
sincere' and Consumers' Combine Some ,O
these days that will shake the sugar barons)
and their Colleagues out, of their shoes."
Many ci igranta. are preparing to 'leave
Eugland for Canada during the next Aix
weeks, in order to take advantage of the as•
silted passages, which cease on April 27.
Governor Blake, of Newfoundland, has
been requested by the Dominion Govern-
' meat to arrangefor Rending it deputation to
is -
Ottawa to discuss the question of thea dm
cion :of the colony into the Canadian Lion'
federation,
A week or two ago Mr. Thomas Boyd, of
Longford, County Nlmcoe, broke a tooth,
rupturing a small blood vessel in the gum
while doing so. Tho tooth was extraetod,
but the bleeding continued for ten days, re.
duoing Mr. Boyd to a very weak state until
the flow was :stopped by the application of a
spider web.
The stormy weather recently was severest
In the Northern. States, nipped with frost
'some districts in Ontario and Quebec, but
passed our North-west completely by. They
b '
had Mild weather with ram up there. We
shall soon see the Canadian North-western
going down to Now York to enjoy a good
pld-fashioned winter.
Sir George Stephen emphatically denies
the statement that the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company had deoided not to build
any of its branches on the new short; line in
Nova :Scotia, and states that connection
with Nova goods, and New Brunswick will
• be completed this summer, ,a year in ad-
vance of the contract stipulation.
Halifax papers tell of the narrow escape
a passenger train had last Saturday night
en the Codedufd Mountains, It was thrown
from the track, and, as the passengers very
soon discovered, within six feet of a preci-
pice 200 feet high. The whole train, with
the exception of the rear truck of the ten-
der, had left the rails, and it was only this
circumstance which prevented the ears from
leaping into the chasm.
The reports are to. the effect that 'within,
thirty miles of the Soo, in Canadian terri-:
tory, there are vast deposits of iron, copper,
lead, silver and gold. This may be true ;
also it may not be true; and the latter is the
most probable. But whether true or false
the report will have its influence in attract-
ing people to the locality, and a great rush
maybe, confidently expected in the.00urse of
another month or six weeks. Our advice is
very,simpie--don't go. Stay at •home with
your Sue, and if you haven't one, get one at
once.
The Peel Banner'sdescription shows a
very disgraceful state of affairs at lots 14
and 15, Centre road east, Toronto Town-
ship. Nearly thirty head of cattle, horses,
etc., arestarving to death. Already.,'eight
animals have died and the rest are likely
soon to follow. The explanation is said, to
be that ono Green, tho owner, is in; dif cul.
ties. A. bank holds a chattel mortgage and
other parties are trying to get the Sheriff
into the premises, so that !weedy has con-
trol of the place. There is no feed on the
farm and thee poor brutes are wandering
about in this diatressing state of. starvation.,.
A number of farmers in the vicinity, of
Hamilton have been swindled by a man,
who gave Ms name as Fred Meyers, of
Philadelphia. Meyers professed to be buy-
ing horses for the. Philadelphia street' rail,.
way, and made a number of purchases from
various farmers, always giving them a
cheque on the Batik of 'Montreal, and suc.'
ceeded in a iety cases in getting small loans
of $10 or $15, The horses were to bedeliv-
ered yesterday, and in came the farmers,
but failed to find Mr. Meyers. The cheques
were presented at the bank, but, of course,
Meyers had no account ,there. It is not
known.how many have been swindled. No
borset were taken,, however, as it was money
the man was after. • " f
UNITED STATES.
Mr. Henry Bergh, of New York, founder
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to^Animals, died recently,
A Nebraska sheriff who went out to stop
a prize fight became so intereeted''that he
be $10 On the result of the eenteet`and
waved his hat over the finish.
Sam Jones told a Chicago reporter the
other day that he was still smoking, but
had given up chewing, and that Sam $tnall'
was still chewing, but had forsworn smok-
ing.
New York retail merchants find the dogs
which are led by chains by fashionable wo-
men such a nuisanoe id :their stores that
many ;have put up a gilt sign reading :—
'Doge are not admitted ^here unless in
arms."
Assistant city editor John B. Wright, of
The Boston Herald, being a °justice Of•'the
peace, married a Jewish couple last Sunday
,.^ before the high altar of his paste-fiot old
chair and pepor littered table. He kissed
the pretty Jewess.
Miss Eunice Honer, of Elkton? Ky., • has
just completed a calico quilt,that is eonripos-
of 24,080 pieces, and the local newspaper;
soli that she is hot only a skilful needle•
.woman, but one of the prettiest young ladies
in the country. •
Millions of jack rabbits migrated from
Oregon to Idaho dining 'the recent cold open
in the far Northwest. Theycrossed the
froaon waters of the Snake River tri hordes,
and presented a wonderful apeotacle to the
people who saw them.
Mr. E. Hendricks, of Applevate,• Ore.,
mit down a large pine tree and Within'the
wood found a small cavity which Was en
circled by forty-five rings of yearly growth.
In this oaVity was a foreign copper cow
bearing the date 1700.
Anthony; ?arelow, a Coxsockie, N. Y.,
ate 42 corn cakes, or y actual measure
,ufent ten feet six inches of corn °akea,eight
inoheS wide and one inch think. After that
he went home to supper„and in the evening
ate •another supper •at donation party.
An insane woman etaped .from. a Miohl-
gun asylum; and to prevent being captured
she climbed a trod. All efforts to perhuado
her to deseend failing, the tree was chopped
dorpn.'mad eased to the grotthd by the, atten.
dente, Its burden was then seized and taken
beek to the hospital.
An Albany joker has played a trick at the
expense of the President, A letter signed
"Grover Cleveland," declining a renogainee
tlone was published) apparently colnpos..d
in the President's well-known style, It Jo I
now pronounced a forgery, and the inter•'
tione of the Chief Magistrate about a second
term Aire etiil a mystery, ..
Should the next war hold off for eleven
years, this country will he fully fortified—if
the Milted States Senate knows itself. Its
committee on poliet defences propene to ex.
pend �1,0J78' 800.in that
way, provided
ides
thee i enc 0 5
Hous will o ur. $2 , OO,OQO ate to
b.Qget rid of next year, The passage of such
,a "billwould insure a rich harvest for a host
of contractors,
A Chicago man who had erected a fine
residence was surprised cone day to learn
that,• a rat had been seen in the cellar, The
plumber was lent for and given ordain to
#toil up the rat•hole without regard to ex-
pense. He did so and handed in his bill.
polled for' 5. a bad found
t,,1 H it
.
necessary to completely oyerhaul and change:
the sewerage and drainage system of the
premises to keep that rat out.
• A curious relic was found, alongside a
hardened copper knife, in a mound at Paris,
Mich, It is a black stone three inches long
by two, wide, rounded up accurately on both
Sides. Placed upon either side and spun in
one direction, it runs as nicely and amootbly
as an oiled top, but turned the other; way,
it ° , stutters " andruns, but'a short time.
It ante the same whichever side is down and
s something of a mystery.
The wealthiest Knight of Pythias lodge
in the world is said to be Live Oak Lodge,
of Oakland, Cal. Its membership is ever
300 and the aggregate wealth runs high in
the millions. Its treasury represents be-
tween $2,500,000 and $3,000,000. All furn-
iture used in the lodge is covered with mor-
occo. One of the aged members recently
died, bequeathing the lodge; $300,000, and
his widow, who did;notlong sur{,ive: him,
willed the lodge $100,000. : '
The ingenuity andenterprise of the Ameri-
can reporter are universally conceded, but
these qualities never had a more striking
illustration than was furnished by the late
John J. Flanagan of the Utica Observer.
He actually induced Earl, the convicted
murderer, to allow himself to be hanged
two' hour earlier than the appointed time,
in order that the newspaper man might get
his report to the office in time for the next
issue of his paper 1 After such a feat who
can fix limits to the power of the preps?,
reamoN.
France put,$212,600,000 into the Panama
canal before she got discouraged.
•Emperor Frederick recently conferred
the Order of the Black Eagle upon Empress
Victoria.
The Maharajah of Cashmere has offered
£100,000 besides the services of himself and
his troops for the defence of the Empire. •
Prince Bismarck has been severely tried
by recent events, and he has been ordered
by his physicians to abstain as far as possible
from business. ' '
Tradition relates, that a clock in the tower
of. St. Quentin's church, Mayence, Germany;,
which has just been repaired, has ticked on
serenely without interruption for 500 years.
'When •a Paris shopkeeper advertises
"goods at cost" a Government official in-
spects Ms prices and sees that he is carrying
out what he advertiess. Any fraud in this
respect is vigorously punished.
Aistrict visitor.(to child) -lies your father
got any employment, my dear ? Child-
;Yes, m'um ; he've got reeler work now.
He's paid to •
go out cheering whenever old
Gladstone or Mr. Sullivan walks abroad,
A girl in Manchester, Eogland, telephon-
ed to her father's office caking if her dog
was there.. Curley was there, and his mis
tread asked the man to Bold him, up to the
telephone. She whistled and spoke, and
told him to come home. Curley pricked up
hie, ears, and as;soon•as he was placed onthe
floor started for' home. •, r•
London has 600 places of amusement, -of
which more than 450 are music halls. ; The
theatres are about fifty. Direct employmeht
is given to about 150,000 people, besides in-
direct employment to a host of tradesmen
and their workpeople. .
The cost of maintaining the imperial fam-
ily of Germany, with all its various branch-
es, is $20,000,000 a year. The Sultan of.
Turkey costs the people $15,000,0410 annu-
ally. The most economical court in Europe,
considering, its size and the wealth of the
Empire, is the Austrian.
The movement for disestablishment in
Walee ha secured a noblethough unwilling
convert fn Lord Aberdare. It is, he says;
with deep regret that he has become con-
vinced that he can no longer support the
eXiotence of" the establishment in Wales.
Only the sense of what is just and right—of
what is absolutely due to the Welsh people
—has led him to the conclusion that com-
plete religious equality must be conceded to
his fellow -countrymen. •
Among the thousands of pilgrims to Rome
,in honor of. the Papal jubilee there was at
least one genuine pilgrim of the old type.
She is a widow, 57 years old, very poor, and
an inhabitant of Lille. She walked on foot
the whole distance" between Lille and Rome,
and arrived at the threshold of ,the apostles
exaotly' two Months after the dayof her,
starting. , She Lound board and lodging all
along by begging, and ,had '-not a fete curious
experiences. The Pope was so touched at
her devotion and, persistency that he order-
ed a sum of money to be triven her to enable
her to return home in a more easy manner.
A rich mercbant of Si. Petersburg is a
trustee of an orphan house. ' He was :desir
ons' of concluding a second marriage and
thought he could not find any girl better ed-
ueated than a pupil of she asylum under his
own care. Many :a walk he made through
the roomsof thebu girls, t there was none
he took a particular fancy to. So he deter:
Mined at last to entrust his future to the
goddess, 'of chanee. All the girl pupils of
theasylum aged 16 and upward, received
invitations to an evening party, each of
them had to draw a lot from an urn placed.
in the :centre of the room,, one of the papers
having the merehant'o name writteh on it.
The girl that drew the prize is one of the
plainest looking of all the inmates of the
amylin°, Neverthekstf, the merchant, amt
mediately presented her to her companions
as hie intohded wife.
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Street, cured of
Weakness and Lung Ttonble : John Wood 05 Oate.
cart St., cured of Liver Comp mint and Bfllfouenere,
used only 3 fittycent bottles; M s, J. Beal, 6 Augusto
81„ troubled for years with NervousProetratlon two
small bottles gave her great relief, 'Sold et 600. & IL
P. P. DALLEY & 00., Proprterorr.
BREADMAKER'S YEAST
ALW'A"Y'S .AHEAD! a
DREAb mase, with tole
Yeast took ii et prizes at 188
Township and County baits in
Ontario in ISSS , at tush places
nsFlesh:•rton, farkharn,Whle.
by, tie. ()ver Io,000Tadieshaw,
sent us letters and posed at
tO any that itis superior to sexy
yeast ever used by them. It
makes the lightest, wh
sweetest and most who!
bread, buns, rolls *MI
whrattakce. Directions%a
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TAKE NO OTHER. Proems CENT