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111 114. HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, MAY it 1&1,4 _ 5
mum ae�u ceeme. FASHIONABLE CHECKED SILKS
I More Ilesieela t`.taa •
MOM'. Scan.
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Totosro, May 13.—Information has
been obtained from • reliable souro. that
something more wee intended than a
S iete scan in dynamite cartridges being
plead under the Parliament buildings.
E% Or sines the threatened attempt to
blow ep Rideau Hall, Ottawa, tit. D.-
mini••n and Prot incial authorities hare
had more information ut the ta.titos of
seep' sed dynamiter, than the public are
aware of, several discoveries ofd uamite
baring been ree.Nly made in different
part. of Canada which have been kept
.ern t.
The operauou' ct[ dyuansit re in Cana-
da have, it is alleged, been ferried tri
i..Iei instructions from
IIADQCA•TRY Of NNW TORI.
In .laetlary hat a Tote o•1 $2,500 wee
trade frobi the "Emergency Fund' to
carry en the work in Canada. Three
lilt n, Nesbitt, O'Hare and Mulletm
un-
dertook to espied this sum to the de-
struction of public buildings in this
country. The latter two are supposed
now to be in Ontario, and Nesbitt is
dying in Troy, N. Y. They [Wade seve-
ral visits to Ottawa dunng the last
e ewioo of Parliament, and they have
plana of both t . Ottawa and Toronto
Government houses. The baggage of
one of them was ciptered and explosive
material found amongst it. A tin case
containing the same material was receiv-
ed at an express office directed to Nes-
bitt, which fell into the hands of the
police. In Ottawa the dytamitista drank
several times with • detective and ser-
geant of polio', who never suspected
who they were. O'Hare and Mullane
spent s good deal of their time in Toron-
to, and were believed to be
Kant CAT WICK.
.At all events they sere hole when the
dynstnic.• was discovered iu the Portia -
meta I ikimgq•, w. ,her were ',en next
day at t! .. Ho•.t1a r They 1• ..;: d at 1
separate hou.es s.••l kept rrjular h.•uls,
loading to :•'e think the,' were rtu-
plole•i t . s r spect..hle braised". They
attendr,l ..•t era weeks of `•tai uterr+.,
thereby b....euiug h..uiliarizel with the
interior •.f toe ....oil.. There is no
doubt thei
PLAT PP DTNAWITI l'NDta Tat eAaIJA-
WENT it'ILI.I*G..
with the intention .4 blowing theta ul.,
but why they did it ao carelessly is open
to conjecture. Other circumstances in
corroboration of the shove can cile d.
On the 17th .4 March la.t a black leath-
e r 'alis., the owner .1 which has not yet
been discovered, was among the baggage
which crowed at Suspension Bridge from
the Americ.in to the Candian sloe. The
valise ioet.n.gewt to Nesbitt, and contain -
Id some cluthinr, including part of the
uniform .f a United States...ldier. There
was also a c..il of wire and a box about
eight by six inches, around which was a
sheet of paper bearing printed directions
for using dynamite. The Customs offi-
cer did not are tt. open the package.nnd
it ass forwanled to the Minister of Cus-
toms and probably handed by him to the
Secret Service. Simile then the Govern-
ment considered it wise to
TAILS rar.'At'TIONa,
and for moms time the tunnel under the
new Welland Casal has been guarded.
Nesbitt vas at one time • sergeant in the
United States Ordnance, and was the
fader of the trio, and it was by the
merest accident he lost the valise. They
had always come to Canada by the Cea-
tral Railway,bct that time they came by
the Erie Tod. Baggage by the Central
is ales. ezamtned on the American side,
bet Eris baggage comes across for exited -
nation to the Canadian side. It was
their metates to transfer the dynamite to
Choir pockets on the American side, bet
co the oeseaios referred to, being pameo-
fgore by the avis, it came across to Oen-
ads, and they knew too tench to claim
et
A couple of dynamitists took a couple
of air -guns to Ottawa about the begins-
ieg of April last year to
KILL Tin tQOVfltoa-onit=*Al,
and a man named O'Brien, who was
working oo the Ottawa it Ooeidental
Railway ender the name of O'Neil, was
to use a dynamite curt. O'Brien appli
ed for a situation at Ridom Hall, but in
the meantime the plot
wea�ovve mese
O'Brien escaped, t his
seised at his !x,•rdtog-house. This was
the mass of the special guards being
pplassd sruend Rideau Aall at that time.
Dynamnists oho intended to
=SOW v1Tn1OI. IN THL rad:Came LOII1III's
TAM
Mises she was Its Termite last ilepte►nbet
hat got no opportunity. She was warn-
ed, and when she visited Montreal short-
ly afterwards she wore a thick veil.
There is no devilish act that members
of this brotherhood w.wld not do. it 1.
opposed not onlyto the English Govern-
ment but to all uropean Governments.
Its members are to be found in every
European country, and branches exist in
Toronto. Ottawa and Montreal. Tte
magazine st the Old Fort here and the
ass on the North Shore, Burlington
Dal, opposite flamtltoa, an proposed as
putnts of attack.
The way they ase dynamite is general-
ly t a pocket battery. A piece of stoat
telegraph wile is stock inte a cap and •
copper wire ladened to this. A man
could then walk away, unroll several
hundred yards of fine wire connectins
the battery with it and the building is
demolished. This was the object of the
piece of telegraph wire found with the
cartridges under the Parliament build
Ings here, but they had • fuse in case
the battery did not work. Then mutt
H.W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
13RANTFORD
......,. �..
Having 'secured secured a very Decided BArgain in the \,•w Fashionable Checked Silks, we are showing a Full
Range of l'olouring at the Lowest Figures we have ever seen such good offered.
ALL WARRANTED PURE SILK.
BocChecked Dress Silks
e WORTH 1$1-00. .. v e
SsChecked Dress pil
lics Sc.
e7eeae'wr.•.... WORTH $1.86.
WE WILL SEND SAMPLES ON APPLICATION, and (foods by Mail or Express, Goods BO sent
not proving satisfactory may be returned and money refunded. We have received this week :
Ladies' Jerseys in all Colors. Ladies' jerseys Beautifully Braided.
ALSO
The New Turkish Crape, in Stripes and Plain,
Being the Latest thing out for Summer Costumes.
II.WTI C C ST CO,.,
Brantford, April 17, 1884.
BRANTFORD.
G0 TO
KNIGHT'S
WOR A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO,
OR DYE.
TWO DOORS EAST OF P.O
SEEDS
A choice assortment sf Fresh Field Seeds
on lend, for Sale at Reasonable Prices
AT TH E
CASE STORE.
THERE IS CHEAP
Crockery &
Glassware,
Limps, 86o.
A FULL LINE OF
GROCERIES
AND
CANNED GOODS.
Cheap and Good.
Give Him a Call !
G. H. OLD
THE GROCER,
Goderich
tse-
The Square,
Jan. I 111114
Goderich Foundry.
The uadanitned. harlcyt parehawd the Ooderleb Foundry and Machine Shops. aad hating
put the sante In Rood repair, will take lo•traM. for
Flouring Mills, Steam Engines, Boilers,
And other Y•chlaesy wanted.
All Rinds of Castings Made to Order.
Floor* Mills &hafMed to the &radial Redeetioe or Roller System.
J011 IacTAEIIIART
VkT.s.A ST•i ser.
Has opened out a full line of
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY.
Will keep Agricultural Implements on hand, and do all itE1'AlltS on short mottos.
J. B. RUNCIMAN.
R. W. RUNCIMAN.
Fresh, (*..ay. and orf the eget herds
FLOTJ1:t AC adDA2._
EATS
Goderich, April Zs.. 1694. 11110ly
A tberwg_hlY egtloved Dutcher Strop in one
section. Apices and Cured Meat. Perk. eta.
of every variety
A call respectfully solicited.
JOHN MAcTAOOART.
(ideeleb Hardt igth. IMI. UM -3m
navy rot'tM OF DYNAMO/TT
brought by the trin into Canada, 'mind-
ing what the floraertment has captured.
it is alleged that two constables and •
detective here are sympathizers with the
dynamitists.
From the above statement of one who
is enurement with the actions of these
villains sines the first dynamite sears in
C.nada, there is good reason for Cali&
deans to feel alarmed
A CONTRA ntetiow.
Troy, N. Y., May 13.—Nothing is
kelvins of . drianakor dying hoe with
otne_a.ptioL,
Fouthill Nursenes.
THE URGEST iN THE DOMINION.
SALESMEN WANTED
Tn begin weak at .mee on Fall Sales. Steady
employment at aced encodes to all willing to
work airs avid wfittiR ran hare
Plea:alt Wort the Year Rod.
COLBORNE BR014.
Mace lost reef+. ed a tante consignment of
Cottons. l'otlonadea, Bocka, ('heck Rhin
-
tnws and Tweeds at lower prices than ever.
Call and sur them.
A splendid assortment of PRINTS Doer in
Stock. 900 Neu Patterns to choose from.
Be sure avid see their Factory Cottons
before baying.
r-
Goderich. rib. Ilth. 11161
MRS. SALKELD
Hu u.'c pleasure in .sa..aaclug that h.r
Stock of Spring etnd Summer Millinery
I. now owmllete. aa 1'auprl•ea all the
Latest Novelties in Hats, Flowers, Feathers and
all kinds of Fancy Goods.
Prices Low and Work Guaranteed to Please.
A CALL SOLICITED.
MRS. W. SALKELD
Oodeneb. April N. Mi. Ute -t_ num-vow to itis Juane w tate.
MILLINERY ! MILLINERY !
We have much pleasure in a•assa ting le the luauss of tiederich aid vicinity. that
O --Stock v/ .Spring and .S'u,n,,wr 4I1i1Iinery
18 NOW C0MPLF-TE. AND UottPItISE$ A VAItIKTI. OF
Beautifully Trimmed Hats and Sonnets, Comprising all the New-
est Shapes. All are Cordially Invited to Examine our Goods.
Feathers, Flowers and Trimming Goods
"THE TORONTO HOUSE."
Soxx ethetx Wanted_
WALL TINTS. — — KALSOMIME COLORS.
//We.t side of :*quare nest door to Binxham's Fruit Storm
Roderic)). April ►6 11161. O W-
in Leery Shade. Ready Mixed Paints. I'eachee's Cottage Colors. Red Crum Brand.
Ladies and others can gel Ike soler they require without the trouble of mixing. Warranted
to be First -(lane In every newt, and to glee satMfactlon. For sale st
John A. Naftel's Hardware Emporium
(seed agents aro earning from cue to gob M
,women sr«, exl.wassa.
[Terms and outfit tree. Addr+m
*TONS S WELLTN(T1'ON,
11ettlw- Terata Oat.
R�'C�f' 7 I
—A FEW !:1 --
FOYLE SERCU'r-'LLL WOOL,
25 Inches Wide, at 25 SIAL VALUE.
3 • STOCK OI
MILLINERY!
le now complete, and a .11 be fount +o enol': w. r tie
Latest Stvles and the Best Finished Work nil the Most
Moderate Prices. A Call Solicited.
MISS C4 -P IELA M
THE SQUARE .:!.UFUit'il
The Chicago Houe,
TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES !
I offer a few pieces of DRESS GOODS, suitable for Wrappers and
warted ter The Ikree sl al
thePresidenleof tbst1 S. rt
is the Ltegeet. Rsndaemest
and test book ert•r 11.14 ter
The tautest seines
menses. wefts to r/ti�1
law !ban , grit.* err
Molt la America
AS lrtwlltgrnt 1 It
Align
lisle • anlite
a.ngr* Doom coo..
Children's Dresses, at 10c., 12}c . 15c., 20c. per yard.
Goderich. March lett, i8I.
Spring Milliriery_
Suz xx .ez Milliz-i.ezy_
-NATIVE_
RUBBER DOOR MATS
A CHOICI A88ORTMENT. ALSO
PITCHER ILEATS,
One (f the Most Complete Stocks in Goderich.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Mi313 Wilkinson's, Chicago House.
Goderich. April lit 1881.
193d
TAILORING.
J. C. DETLOR & CO.
-
W. have received our Sprin: Tweeds and Worsted Condon, (lergee and ane
Tonus. eiu:rs in all a!tadcs, which we make up in Superior style
wit!. IL, errbest trimmings as cheap as
site hones in the trade.
Jt'RT RICZIVSO AT
John A. Naftel'sHardware Emporium
DON'T READ THIS 1
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO,
Masefaeture all kinds of Machinery DIIe of lee Mat duality. Also
avraoCOMACAC,
,.� Outt®r.
J. C. DETLOR & CO.
Spring is Upon Us 1
AND Nt(t1' N THE TIMF. TO BUY YOUR
Vegetable, Flower & Field Seeds.
F. .111'111.1N, at the Medical Hai!. lows plat opened out a freak eupt.!y crf b
Seeds of all Kinds;
Flt• +\1
TIIE fiEsi' SEEDSM):N
FRESH, RELIABLE AND WELL ASSORTED. 1
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist,
Bolt Cutting, Wool and Cylinder Oils.
- —'sewn I
ARDINE
3h11-41. e13 1 N Rl°IL
`eUrtinlisIfssieetw sober.
Jl�Cuurt ttuus.Square, G:•derich. _______-----. 11r311
artdir
SW Nab Sig tw•raw.'.
R. W. McKENZIE
(BIG OF THE PADT�Ot�$_)
--IN 111tADQt'ARTKRS FOR—
STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE
With Br//'h.c
Fidler Four or Six Inches .lpart.
FULL LIN Oi
Spades, Shovels and Gardening Tools.
—A L •e0 A FULL STOCK OF
GENERAL HARDWARE!
BFmOI.L
17JLV113 I...4Paints, Oils, Glass and Painters' Valeria)
SHFFIELDR. QT�'TLFRY.
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