The Signal, 1898-6-16, Page 31
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CANADA
purrliars are ravaging the vicinity
td Cbieout Una • Quebec.
Yee tact rate of Mlddlesez County -is,
Ile os the dollar.
•
1dRlm tea( HamiL-
iasaw( fallen Ferry. to heir0.00). been massacred by the Japanese sil-
(•• km r was Ter; I theory in the Homan district.
pensge Smoke of explosion
•adlf {nlured by the ezplosion d s Emperor William hos ordered that
Was 17rangeltne Cisneros, who was
hearted to escape from a Spanish pris-
on in Harada esverel months ago, was
married at Baltimore en Thursday to
Carla F. Carbooell, who assisted her
in her raeoue.
Martin 'Thorn, who was convicted in
Queen's county early in December of
last year, and esntenoed to die in the
electric chair at Sing Sing, for the
murder of Willlatn (uldensuppe the
bath rubber, win have to 'utter the
death penalty.
GENERAL.
Plague riots have broken out in
Calcutta.
White people are dying of the plague
Ln Calcutta.
Natives attacked • Russian {east in
Tnrkeetan, and carried the garrison.
•--..jeaweeat wanes and children best
Pa. e debt oo the Y 14. C. A. building
et 1(i°getun, $14000, bas bean met by
d ssbrnaidelivsp d ttg• eW17
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1 gasped letters Will bs•thanirumBiatoar
it July 1St.
S. Iiimmtiat
.la to 4 r it''S
jegitrttsa.
Artbur I{noL of 'A fol.
l9 Toronto, was kilted on the C.P.R. at
✓ Lomat Hill.
y •Commencing on July .Il. Montreal
to steelmakers will have teak wags. re-
Suesd 10 pet cent.
e rag
party et lanceolate who --11011-
r t to arch for Aadree have
I need ..st Vancouver.
tit J. Robitsille, • C. P. R. conductor.
1t dropped dead un his passenger train
it flus Portnett. Que-
e s James Taylor. Is tanner living a near
Hull
Aylmer. was urm
fatally imjd by
leL.ctric Railway car.
id daughter of Vis
oourt chaplains must nut eztaed ti[ -
teen minutes with their sermons.
Su ADOIPIs CHAPLEAU DEAD.
iS1 7r"leads, AMeraets•
te-fii h�
from Maltreat,
dor Adolphe Chapleau. ex-Litut.-Goisi
diad at tbe '
hotel la this city a few minutes be-
fore ems o'clock on Itonday. He was
ooeseione almost ..to the last. Sur-
reaadtaV the bsdlMdrwben the veteran
ata . --_-sl%'sw.y were Lady
twq�-ps
Chaleleta Dr. Ephraim Cbapleau, stead
Major 8. E. Cbapleau brothers, Col.
King, his father-in-law; Miss Helen
Chapleeu. his sister; Mrs. 8. E. Chap-
eau, Mr. Arthur Daneereau, the two
Misses Deni ersail. Justice W urtele and
Mrs Wurt.ete, Edouard Delpie, Lista:-
Governor
ieut-
Governor Jette's secretary; the Misses
ane Cha lean. Dr.
dao ht era, r. W.
E. Blumhart, Mr. L. E.ur
in attend Inst Abbe Colin,
IS Government, from which the payment
in P.8.8.; and ;'f5 754,
DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
Notes of Proem/dings In the Cana-
dian House of Commons.
UERLL$ CLAIM BOARDS
A militia order betted provides tor
the establishment of a Medals Claim
Board, to determine who are entitled
to medals tor aerviose is the Fenian"
raid of 1866. Fenian raid of 1870. and
Red River expedition of 1870.
- TO PROTECT TORONTO ISLAND.
Mr Clarke enquired what worhe the
Government intended to carry out this
year for the proteotion of Toronto la -
land.
Mr. Tarte replied-Myi intention, is
to build this year two or three addi-
tional groynes out of the money at my
dlepossl. I think the groyne oonetruct-
ed last year has done very good ser-
vice. With two or throe more t believe
tt will .be sufficient.
----MANITOBA'S CLAIMS.
ltanttob•'s claim took up • *flee
part of the time of the House. The Gov-
ernment proposed to pay the province
!$610,901 to reeoep it- for deductions
made from ita subsidy on account of
the Federal outlay on the. legislative
buildings and for furnuhiug. Since the
restitution wase introduced tbe Gov-
ernment hsa decided that the pan
was property' charged for the ftay.itt�-
ing. It deducted $17,000 from tbe to-
tal on that account, which, with toter -
est. makes the claim now $498,801.
The resolutions were adopted.
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the very important legwlation which
has been the outeusue of your deliber-
atious, particularly the Plebiscite Act
and the new Franchise Act, which 1
confidently eapeoted, will work setie-
tatctorily in ail porta of the Doa►iaioa.
I rejoice that. during my term of
ottioe, it has been my good fortune
to witn.ss'the improved rotenone that
have grown up between Canada and
the neighboring Republic. and l loots
forward with much sutiefaction to the
greet benefits that will flow from a
settlement of the many questions that
have caused it-ritatiue io the part.
Gentlemen of the House of Commons,
I thank you for the liberal provisionbiro
which you have made for the pas
service.
,Hon. Gentlemen of the Senate; Gen-
tlemen of the Howse of Commons'
1 now wish to express the earnest
hope that the work of the session may
materially advance the prosperity o1
the country. 1 cannot be unmindful
of the (act that this is the last ooea-
aloo on which it wil4,be my privilege
to address you from this seat es the
reproseotati♦ of the sovereign.
In bidding�ou`a cordial farewell 1
have to retia my warm ecknowledg-
meuta for the parting address, lull
of toy to tb.'Queen and of knolls
good -will to myself. which I am otti-
wyTaTOTMlieriess been unanimously
dgeee of Parliament,
tad which titways constitute a
valued tnkaa-aatmemorial of my stay
to ooacluaion I amongst' Toil -lied •
de-
ers to express my moat hearty good
wishes tor your personal happiness end
for the welfare of the great interests
entrusted to us.
SILENCED THE BI(I FORTS
On mot ion to ant horise the payment
to Manitoba of $3.000 oar of the
lb; three-year-old t Pert-
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Jeannine and Erold D school fund of the province, of whicb
ter 8or feU into the lake at Rm Ephrtlmm Cb•pieae • g M W dam $=00,t 01 ail be paid in the present
- — R A. B lfea 81r Year. Mr. Fie 4!t explained that the
iv is,-3-vfas'ilrovrDed
Ni.. Jeaaatte Wilson of Hamilton Rte. k school (nod now to the bands of the
GU downetatn and fractured her skull. I •t b deans Abbe Col is to i
dying to • ens 4 Vicar -General Raciaot, who recited to believe
• oil 7, Le. et of lumber
a *Anna and there is every reason wawa abs
ter. can rbvO»arise herd-
tatd ll team
milt sat 7 i,00'J feet of tum ser Chapleaa, deceurd's sister, heT a -w-ill continue to inmeeon
d rd fourteen houses (' t times over the dymag mans i
lige. Lady bed n tears,
re leaning on the
Tbe resolution was reseed.
aids of the bed in tsars, remained with
Ike Herald for criminal i her h$staad to the last. The Meese B.*UHING SEA AWARD.
M Iltimeomim--,wnrtroor7-pati•t+e life jeyp{g- vt�annotrnoetl that the
loss elected
Gr �' __the_ as the United States, wi❑ announced
that for
bin. elected Grand Master of the
Masonic Grand Lodge of Manitoba.
tar
f howl'.neeteutrea 1° ° d the I will be made. now amour
t ons MaTera d li[7<"zgtse Ylbbltlnt
amag fund is raided
Chief of Police Hughes of Montreal.
erari u r n volae.
Ilia prosecuting Pnblieher Brierley of
libel
The jessnstion to paohibit'preacher$
from entering 'chats was defeated it
tba Montreal Methodist Conference.
Lieut -Col. George V • loots of Lb* Dm-
pertinent of Customs, Ottawa. died coo
r C P. R. train at Whitewood. Mani-
toba.
hair trainmen lost their Ries in the
dera".meut of a !travel train. -on the
utitwa a New York railway at Esn-
bru n -
/senator Melones wants the City
Council of Hamilton to purchase Dun -
dun Park for a museum or soologicel
Bard -n.
Ilia J. R. delegate
Inver the Genera
Pio-
Lou, N.A., a tleisg
A*w'nibly, was killed by • street car HAVANA iN A BAD WAY.
at Mont real.
Mr John Hurley of Peterboro' baa --
bLrII IP08Anted Dominion Goveroment 1554 1iS5,4 a■e P1•rr..,,.d a■d Ifep In
train inspector for the district -bra- Ar, Ww Zota'rerfwv-terreelv•-
t Kingston
- NEGRO TROOPS.
STORY OF THE BOMBARDMENT OF
SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
Tae Attack •a tar P•ralmeatt•ae tasted
Tarry Miura- None •f tae tolled Suter
MMtps were ■It.
A despatch from Jamaica Gays:-'1'be
Amereaan fleet . on Monday morning
engaged the Spanish batteries defend-
ing the entranoe of the harbour of San-
tiago de Cuba. and, after • three hours'
bombardment, silenoed nearly all the
forts, destroyed several earthworks,
and rendered the Estrella and Cayu
batteries. the two prloolpal fortifica-
tions. useless.
The fleet formed,,,,ta double oalums
six miles oft Morro Ile at six o'clock
in the morning and steamed slowly
3.000 yard soft abore, the Brooklyn
leading. followed by the Marblehead,
Texas and Massachusetts and turned
westward. The second line. the New
Yodc _ .leading. wish the. New Os -Leaps,.
Yankee• Iowa and Oregon, turned emit=
wia7L -'lis 'Vixen and Sewanee were-
faraet e. --Me lett flank. watching the
riflemen oar_abore. The Dolphin and
Porter did similar duty. ors- the .rig�lt.
flank.
Theelin headed by the New York at-
tacked the new earthworks sear Morro
castle. The Brooklyn column fool[ uP
a station opposite the Estreille loi C
- aline butteries and t
Moores a Crest acral of Tremble et TamPS. along. the shore. The Spanish batteries
s'%•rses• rewaioed silent. It is doubtful whe-
Flor
ther the Spaniards were able W detsr-
here a, says — Advices reeetved mine the character of the movement,
baro from sources is Tampa -which owing to the dense fog and heavy
cannot be doul.ted tell of a very rain which were the weather features
bad state d afti�Lthere and in Ybor obi/ morning.
City relative to the coloured troops A TORRENT OF SHELLS. will be ordered to pu,ak, the best terms I aaulilated with machetes.
ado M soap Negro anldin J 9f. the 12 -Seth he can with Adwirni Dewey. A Min- The skywas biasketsd with clouds.
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth In- 8uddeniy the Tows tired a utrr-li5s-7IItormsd-ole 4bat- :till -'ri was blow-
Es- [ torments visas un to the tad when the sun pet a h
..werewe,x.s
V
Nom with t>ts I.wlyerta ahem Gen.
Garcia.
Several Spanish military and naval
officers were killed and wounded. The
Spaaigh lose of soldiers and mariner
was heavy.
The city is Isom at the mercy of Ad-
miral lampeon. Tbe bombarding rail.
awls formed in two divisions. the map
under, Rear -Admiral Sampson befall
led by the flagship New York; the
other division. under Commodore
Schley, on the Brooklyn. Thirty-four
shots were fired from the Iowa's U-
inta guns. and thirty-eight shots from
her 8-in..h guns. There were a few
shots from her secondary battery.
Other vowels engaged in the bombard-
ment fired a proportionate number of
shota. and &savory oar was well aimed
the damage done must have been tre-
mendous.
SPAIN HAS HAD'ZNOUOH.
terve
Il•a•flwtIrg SUS elle Fewer, a wand•
able rear,-t'eaReraee Saw vet lradetd.
The Madrid correspondent of the
Loudon Daily Mail says: "T'berr li
now tittle dolga that Spain• seeing the
hopelessness' of further continuing the
LI approaching t he powers w it
w of Dbtaining an bonoraole
peace. Tbe Cabinet Council tier fin-
ally authorised7Duks Almedifirnf' de
Rto to expedite diplomatic acne* and
in aoaseoopiias, the Dtike Is now con-
ferring with certain Ambamadors and
Ministers in Madrid. lost ructions
Wive been telegraphed to the Spanish
Itiniater in Vienna. and orders like -
teen to -Senor Agu■ra, the tt
er-eentary of State. to proceed at
once to the Austrian capital. Spain u
unqueuti,.ntbly looking to Austria for
•assistant.• in ber distress,. It is unlike-
ly that any appeal will be made to
the Pope, u the earlier intervention of
his Holiness mat lith a distourtttriag
reception in Ameries.
"Probably ('aptuin-:•neral Autos!
FIGHTING IN CUBA.
Amesleeee are wpwslarea Save a rimmed
' .ogle.
A despatch from the Cub•e coast.
eta Hayti days:—Lieut.-Ool. R. W.
Huntington's battalion of marines.
which lauded from the tratu*i.prt Pan-
ther on Friday. and encamped on the
hill guarding the abandoned oab1e sta-
tion at the entrance to the outer har-
buut. of Gauntanamo. has been engag-
ed in beating oft a buab •track by
8paniab guerillas and regulars rime
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The
fighting was Islamist 'continuous for
11 hours until 4 o'clock Sunday morn-
ing. when reinforcements were land-
ed from the Marblehead
Four Americans were killed and one
wig oro 1. • The elegem pickets.
a.dar Limits. Neville and Shaw. are
aaa000Yated for.
The Spanish .lea is unknown, but.
1t was probably eoa>•iderable. The
splashes of. blood found at daylight
at the position the !Spaniards occupied
indttlite fetatitimscbat their comrades
o•rdeg q . the killed and wounded..
M( B E1:L6ia._.-.
The�sogapssnt boRa!!Mrit1
the Yickat. J tb(Sleeiatt
yards island from tbe camp. Captain
dpieer's company was doing guard
duty. aid was driven in. finally tally -
lag on the map and repulsing the
at ftl/=oak• The bodies of
• ] rCalli on and Dunphy were
found, both abet in the head. The large
**titles caaaad by the, bullets. which -
inside a ramie of 500 yards have a
1 rotary motto.. indicate that the vic-
tims
io-
time were Wiled at elan* range -
The bodies wen ,stripped of shoes.
and cartridge belts.and horribly
lab. age
tantry at Tamps, heights broke bras libel', which struck the lase oft e
s( ,sem and there was • trellis battery,' and tore up the worn.
Iced tiwe. _ -littag-begs&from ioth.Jt&U
wild time. The men became into(
ed, and nearly wrecked Ybor City. Admiral Sampson's and Commodore
They tired forty or fifty shots into Srbley's columns. and • torrent of
same of the houses. In the plans shells from the ships fell upon the
known art Fort Brucke the rioters al- Spanish worki. The Spaniards replied
t- dsmpllrbed the houses. tom-�rart•i4ler1 work. visa
tb...dying statesman going outt It their occupants to [See iso _-- ,.--
abbe recited the last words of the tbe amount of the award which i1. has I pet safety. It u retorted that due- I� •very peps quality,
and moat of
p/ftymf♦r. The tut word he uttered was been shed upon to pay for wage' sea- nag the row • white ()(titer of one d tbeiF shots Mary wide. Smoke asttled
"I(arie" •call to his wife (rare of Canadian soling vessels by I the comaaaias war aha sed .eriouslr _ i dome clouds,
t d •rottisd the .Dips a
0
Philippines, August' would be ordered
to bold out to this last. but as the
ing to-ircumetances,' a mild
enamel door surrender.
"The cruiser IAe{.anIo u • still et
Cartagena, comp,elina ber crew,
Orders have been iswurd for keto,esd
eoi-1.000-yWra {u dive. 1a5P�.
at Cadiz in case Admiral Cameras
squadron may Zack its full complement.
" All the forces opposed to the Gov-
ernment are &bowing signs of restless-
ness. Marquis de Cerra o, , rhea
tbeer `May
8i.o* ata retirem,nL (soap Spencer- Item in its Aypropriation bill, in
ea I wounded by • colourwl private. Con-
wood 4aat winter, the ex-Lieut.Gov- 1 of by especial bill for the purpose. 'I his pony H. moa[ Mutsachusetts, wY rendering eocnrate aiming daft -
wounded I 11 tb.
*sacs sir o lead been a sa[[erer from T it dopted for the pnrposs of ordered t to restore order. and • 1 it The was no • manoeuvring. i agent of Don Carlo*, assures.me
kidney troubles for many years, had
been id very poor health. He return-
ed a few weeks ago from AtlanttI City
ma'D improved, but was again • tack-
ed by. bis old trouble. and, complica-
tions setting in, be sank gradually no -
til the end The news of his death was
received with regret by all classes of
tbe population as tbe passing away of
one of the moat brilliant men and. -era -
tors
i
tors that the French-Canadian tra"oi` ,119.944 bas been expended up to date•
has produced. The Government will consider wheth-
er the country will pay the whole 370,-
000.
70;
000. or wb:•ther the successful litig-
ants shall contribute • portion of the
most.
ALIEN LABOUR LAW AGENTS.
answer to questions by Messrs.
Clancy and McCormick. • thea
said alien labour law agents had been
appointed at W•llaoeburg and Parry
Sound.
h;le the war luta that Canasta will
Lag seaward. Night' fell, thick and ►m-
reetreble. The Spanish squads oon-
•
trealterin fi e'ciatitiited teeter ted the - -„e-
advantage, the Americana on the ridge
turWubing fine target± &gatmat the sky
and the white tents. The Spaniards
fought from cover till m►dntgbt, ds -
t overtiote only -by-ttssbew- ei-which-
the
- i,i-w
the warines tired volleys. 'the Marble-
head launch • oolt machine gun in her
bow. pushed up the bay, firing on the
Siximlar• s and it is thought that some
were killed. The ships threw • tbeir
on° a b( the i
dishonour -
sampling undue delay, and puma 1 white soldier eau shot in the shoulder the ebi nmsining at their original w kl' htr Shure, the powerful •leo-
defeat of the proposition. 11 the soar I by anegra Although this white troops � remain quiet , but should s dishonour- trice •a• ewer in lbs desii •trupiu (oli-
ossatul Canadian applicants for dam- emceed dad in dispersing the negriete to- 1 stations and firing ateadlly• The I ewe peace be negotiated, they will act Y W g
do not contribute anything lo- tiedrone were p rasa* inshore that in accordance wits, ideas of duty.' sign and exposing occasionally skulking
ages y 1 ward morning the rioting was resum- sq row of o i n occe Each discovery
wards the cost, the expense which this with increased vigor on 'Puesday• I it was di[tmutt for the American Lan- Tbu is •plain statement and shmwld the enemy use greeted by the
sonatas will have to meet on account "While the negtve* wan+ at the height nem to reach the batteries ot'the hill- not be Inst eight G ern it is hardly
possible that the Government will n* crackle of carbine (ire aloug the edge
of the Behring Sea arbitration will W I their wild revelry a company ort but their (icing wise excellent. I a peace which the of the camp ridge, or by the long
tops able to negotiate •• of the launch's, machine gun. search-
ing the thickets withaieaden stream.
THE MAIN ATTACK.
Shortly after midnight came the
eearc ig a
$70,000, less 38,000 which Great Britain I Southern white volunteers appeared
bas agreed to pay. The sum of $50• and promptly attacked the rioters. A
SOOlas already been voted, of which large number of shots were fired, sod
it is asserted
wren and Toronto. A despatch from Kingston. says: -
The first crop bulletin of Manitoba The British oruiser Talbot has arrived
fur the year is very encouraging. Then
are :90J 510 more acres of wheat under here. She left Havana on Tuesday with
cumvation than last year. I thirty-eight English persons, ten of
M,. Flavien Dupxlt, sen', bar taken whom were women The women In -
an action for $10,000 against the Grand ,chided • sister of the British Red Cross
Trunk on a Mr. t of the Dupont,
M.P.bia 'Society. The paaeengers report that
w0 tbe
late Mr. Flavien
'1 b• Alla liner Corson has arrived at Havana is quiet. Food is acaroe,Mand
Ha'�tta: with 180 British tars and petty
offu•ers on board. most of whom are
for the battleship Renown.
Mr Wilfred Tremblay, of Chicoutimi,
bee come upon • vein of ore •m his pro-
perty at a depth of seven feet from the
surface which he believes to be very
rich in silver.
The report from fib e a that
Mol
Dated Pottinger, general
t hr i.C.R., is to supersede Mr. C. Scbrie-
be: ss Deputy Minister of Railways the hotels. They ere supplied only •
dad Ottawa
is generally disorwittsd at a large extra coat. Tbe Sp•nial) sol-
Ult lvir diem are grumbling that they are
Somas Coe fair-year-od daughter of ( starved and that the Government owes
Thomas, Cttgelaad Landon, died on 8s, an of them from nine to twelvemonths'
pay. Petty officers subsist by ex or extra
ing blackmail and demanding
charges on everything. Mast is quite
plentiful, as eight hundred head et cat-
tle were recently landed at Batebeno.
Paper money is worth only fourteen to
r centi*
that is particularly true of flour. d*r to enable their employes to
than halt the bskeriee are closed, and •ogtsaintad with them.
others. which are only filling outatand- THE: HUDSON RAY EXPEDITION.
THE G. T. R. REGULATIONS.
In reply to Mr. Ingram. Mr. Blair
said that he had called the attention
of the G.T.R. to the objections raised
to their new regulations. and the com-
pan had agreed to postpone the date
when they will Dams into effect in or_
Ing oontr*ots, expect to close within Sir Loads Davies stated, in reply to
a few days. One bakery was besieged questions put by Mr. roster, that the
by a mob, while 260 persons inside the total cost of the expedition command -
shop were olaanouring for the privil- ed by Commander N akeham. sent to
ascertain the
practicability racticabilit of the Hud -
up. Eggs are now a luxury, and bare sons Ray route for commercial pur-
ege of purchasing bread when it closed poses. kad been $28.x. The result
been taken from the regular menu at of the expedition bad been to substan-
tially confirm the conclusions arrived
at by Commander Gordon, who went
over the same route some years ago.
turday after eating poisoned canoed
salmon. Her eight-year-old brother
died • week ago from carbolic acid
p010001ng.
The officers sed members of the 43rd
Battalion of Ottawa have reoeived a
THE FRANCHISE BILL.
The difference Between the Sen-
ate
eo-
ate and the Houma of Commons has
been ad tooted. 'There was a confer-
ence between two members of the Gov-
ernment, Sir Louis Davies and lir.
Fitzpetriok, and two members of the
formal invitation from the Governor
Previous to the bombardment orders 1 people will not regard as crushing.
were issued to prevent firing on Mor- Captain Almon. Ministea of Marine,
started for ('uiis at 10 o'chock on Wed-
e*d*y evening. All the Misietere ss
that foor negro regulars ro waits. 'se the Aslet'lcem admiral had
vwere killed, Several
od this were
nut keen been informed that Lieut. Hohaon. and
teritied. Se Thel o Ge re more Regi -r I the other prisoners of the Merrimac
Isar hurt. The Second Georgie w fined there. in spite of this,
meat night,
and
pd ventedA duty Tur*-
day night, .and prevented any further
outbreak. Resident, of Ybor City were
greatly alarmed. and there is much
- neer the pre-
sence of the colored troops. wild are
declared responsible for many more or
less merlons affrays. General Shatter am the chore battenw.
has been urged to place a strong guard obi
around the camp of the coloured sol- ISILS*Icing them. While the larger
diets. and to keep them confined ships were engaging the heavy batter-
strictlywithin its limits so long as they ' lea, the Sueanee and the Vixen clos-
er* hed in this State. ' ed with the small inshore battery op-
posite them. raining rapid -(ire shots
upon it, and quickly placing the bat-
tery out of the fight. The Brooklyn'
cloned to 800 yards, and then the de-
struction caused by her guns and
those of the Marblehead and Texas was
really awful. In a few minutes the
woodwork of the Estrella fort was
burning, and the battery was silenced.
firing no more during the *Mgag,-
meat-
Eastward. the New York and New
Orleans silenced the Cayo battery to
quick order, and then shelled the earth-
works loco higher up.
Teter on the p moa w
cvmpanied him to the railway station. mein attain k• The Spanush we
He will remain at Cadiz until Admiral gallant charge up the south-west slope
were coo Camera's squadron is ready to sail. but were met by repeated volley from
however, several straw shots
Iof t volae and • Senate. Sir Matatensie Howell end
azteen pe Mr. Fergueop, with the result t. hat
of Vermont to participate In the 4th renters U worth $9 in silver. Captain- the Franchise bill with an amend -
of July celebration at St. Alban's and I (;enersl Blanco u endeavoring to ear rent, and the Piebieelts bill without
it bas been thousand
usan ed. tale the oonrage of the citizens with I amendment, were passed by the 11p•
Twenty he sppl dollars have been bombastic bulletins reporting Ameri- per Chamber. The amendment which
added to the supplementary estimates mu defogs. He bas Issued orders pro- the Senate withdraws was the one
to cover the expenses of the proposed bihiting deafen from raining the price providing for a Judicial appeal in
Quebec commrence to consider out- of Good. but it has bad little effect. Manitoba. New Brunswick, ' and
standing differences between the Unit- Nova Scotia from the decision of s
ed Metes and Cared*. reviving officer. it was withdrawn.
Frank ('u.abing, of Bangor, vexing Sir Mackenzie Bowefl •nd aplsibec. (4
was instantly kills.' Tuesday evening the interest of pewee•
se
at tbe mills of the Sault Ste. Maria, Sir Wilfred Laurier has pledged him -
Ont.. Pulp and Paper Company. Erery • n self to use his influence to induce those
bone in hu body was broken. and his provinces to give the judicial appeal
lel* arm, which, o•ughb in the shaft
which hurled him to death while trow-
iog oft the belt. was torn out of the
eheulder,
damaged Genrvl Correa in the meantime is tel- themain body, and (0011• before trey
Morro castle somewhat. filling his duties at the Ministry o1 were a third of the way up lbs rill,
A HOT FIRE AT 800 YARDS. !Marine The fifteen vassals forming but they caths au close that at points
�ommodere Seb;•ya tine movedclor i the squadron will start together. ne_ there was almost a hand-to-hand
Waters uad their re-
ar inshore, nd Te a shorter range Tee eeddfwben the equattroo is well out to pavers. Three Spaniard* got tbtough
ldrooklyn and Tel" caused wild havoc sea it is unoleretood lrat the forces,'"the open formetton to the edge of tbe
cuicklf
camp. Col. Joz Campine. the Cuban
guide. die barged his revolver, anti
they turning and finding themselves
_ without - support, ran heater-sketler
Maid Mario. Me.ptrleas •f MM WIR
down the reverse side of the hill. it
was during. this assault that Ass*tsat-
Draw a revolver. Mer O•1arr biter Surgeon Gibbs was killed. He wise
*,pea. soil nae lea. ailed. tubo( in the bead i0 (root of hki owe
moi. to from Montreal says -3E tent the tartbnmt point of attain k.
ANY PEACE PROPOSAL
spsta Wlllts( to Arrest ear $%N'44 ream
the F.aemy.
A despatch from Brussels says :-The
special Madrid correspondent et the
Petit Bleu, of this city, telegraphs an
interview which he claims to have had
with Senor Merino, the private secre-
tary of the Spanish Premier. Senor 8s-
gtasta, in which tbe secretary is quot-
BRITAIN AND CHiNA.
Ream Warned Ran ie interfere le L'aus-
* lass, *alley.
GREJIT BRITAIN.
lord Wolseley is mentioned as the
Mixt Governor�nari
The Marquis of Huntly is bankrupt.
11* debts are $6914,490 end his uaets
38450
Tbe British Board of Trade returns
for May show al heinous* in the im-
porta of £1,100.000, sad a decreases la
the exports of C1.4M,S10.
The emigration from Brinell ports
to Canada duringMay was as follows
R4mtlieh, 5f7; Irsh. 81; eooteh, ItHI ;
foreign. 1.011. TM total for the ttve
months of the present yetis are; 81eg-
isb 5,766; lriah, 901;•ilootok, 701, and
foreign. 1,640.
UNITED STATES.
The At*mta pelisse are looking for
lnhe T. Moody, aa -insolvent dry goods
t merchant of that place. 7 is
•oPp0seddo be la Canada.
By the upsetting of a snail boat is
Buffett) harbour on Meturday eretttng
\t•ifliam A. Thomas. Joseph B. Talbot
end PHIL Gilmore were drowned.
Ptlwaril Beylolda, of Brockville, w'ae
had injeredM At oOies *
n0 , aturday b a promoters KM_
Uwe( was to opal a01d• at
Jur, I13'* •inky,
•
A deepetch from Landon says T>b
e under their own laws. This assurance
are printing many
con-- was repeated
newspapers byMr. Mills. The
gratulation• upon the signing of the I amendment which is insisted upon, and
Amen-CMnsae convention on I which the Government aooepts in the
Interest also ile P
Thum of ace. ro.ltltts that
day. which given Great Brttaln an ez- I objected ballots in Prince Edward In
tension ort the .boundaries of Hong land, where there are no lists, may be
Kong. including Kan Tung, of alto -
marked sob h. fon°* sustainedrder that , twoh mired square miles, un- may.
ed as paving formally declared that
the Spanish Government will now 10-
oept any 1511ce proposal which is sub-
mitted " on the express condition that
It dose not emanate from the enemy."
tut tbe Premier's secretary is said to
have added, " The international medi-
ation which would he especially wel-
comed upon the pert of Spain would
bei in the owe of the initiative being
taken by France or Austria."
INCREASE I ASA
Bernie Prem Igarlt•aae MOW 11 1r Larger
Sy ISS.SSS Arras.
A deepatcb from Winnipeg says: -
The June crop bulletin of the Provin-
cial Government just issued will show
the whet area to be 1.488,918 acres, an
gwther a greatest im- withdrawn•
der * lease to which the g Sir Mackensie Howell affirmed the
portends be attached, as the territern ssnatitutiorul right of the Senate to
acquired le regarded as being Kong. make such amendments. He also mov-
tial for the prrtectioo of Hoag b the following declaration :-"That
The lease eneaDrlees the Island of T ws. $Mhartata dose insist apoa itt oonsti-
tao, to the westward of Hong Kong,
tenoned right to reject or amend such
anti the mainland txbfnd Kan LnnR, bill, or any hill of • similar character
earth and east epof aline tWbile ( the that may at stay
time te* presented
Yin hay to Iltbe bie7. to the C.n*te." Th* declaration was
Chinese ernb retain the northern shores of passed by the Renate on the aaanrance
thee bays. the lease corers their ear of Mr. '�* that the Houde of (bet-
ters. enbJent to the right of the Chinese oven* world raeMpt Gan onmPsomlSS
to nae them for their own slaps. The third roadinngg M I the Pl.Nenite hill
Wham questioned in the House of ware •greed to without amasAmsat.
Onm l*ted as to whether Rae* sing- SPR®CH PROM THS THRONE.
t..-Elang sending ttep* ar the Yang
tee-(ia•ng volley. the 1'arliaenentar'r you Gsatleser et tbe 8sN'ts: (iNtlo
Seeretary for tea Foretgii Office, tor. mere of the Ron.• of Commoa.:-
Corot., made an important statement 1 am glad to be able to relieve
Portia-
without
i• 700
to the offset that each a pprroeeedtn`' from farther attendaade
without the consent of ('Lina. woe msnt.
he am art of war, and the Government White! all the rrtresures whirl pub-
would
ub
would take the regaieite atoP" (0 pro- lie tntere.t •*wetted (o d*m*mA and to
flet British laterals. ObvIoesl tail& which i Invited your eonairierat Ism at
is IatenAwd as i - ay.tng to 6u**ia tan, „yank,. of thaw ee1eio0, have not
ranee of o l Hones*
eM,•Parliamant, 1 cglgrat at4 jp nO _
will then bre divided.
MURDER IN MONTREAL
A c The su rune 08 the hospital corps
Morin E' h{' ns Ilan 27 rb De
a.rd nn a rent u • • then rotixrved tjl+ei r quarter• to t
years old. and.livi»g on Pouport street. trercbes aM,ut the old 8paniih itock-
(s the Beet end oI the city. shot and ade north of the camp. The attacks
killed his, mother-in-law. madame Iles' were continued at intervals throughout
-jiitiElta and severely wounded his wife, the night witb firing.__tras small
at their borne on Saturday night Mor-
squads inI morsvarious directions,.
Tower,* morning the fire slackened.
la had • auspiciop that Ilia wife ons not Dawn le (110 favourite tithe for attack,
faithful to him. and be chortle. that and, aa the east paled, t'he marines
be be went home lest 13'011 1e saw a lying on their guns were aroused. Some
6 rdrt' a* not so so -
yr
curate, awing to the elevation of the men in has wife's room. [le draw a re- • ware /otually asleep, an they had had
g **. Many of the shells. however, colder and aimed et his wife. p rest for 48 hours end tired nature
taoded, and the Spanish gunners re- ter's mother. madame Leapt -dins inter- I sold no longer stand the strain. But
Brod to save her daughter, and was ao •fleck Genie,
hen rush- t '1;,rde nc•.v 12 -pound field guna.which
ti tea.
Shortly after 9 o'clock the firing shot dead. T crag
oeased, the warships turning in order I e,1 into obs next room• where hie wife
to permit the Ilea of their port batter- had Bought 1i-rotection, aqd shot bar.
Sea. The firing then became a long re- but not fatally
verberating crash of thunder and the He then went to the police static*
shells raked the Spanish batteries with and gave himself ap
terrible effect. Fire broke trot in the ,Madame 1?esjardias, the murdered
Catalina fort, and silenced the tipan-
N VI11t�T ash -toms there.
SPANISH FORTS SltENCHD
�` The firing of tbe fleet coa+irmed un-
til ten o'clock, when the Spanish fire
Deemed entirely, ano Rear -Admiral
Sampson hoisted the "cease tiring" sig-
nal. Generally, tbe fire of the fleet
was very destructive. Many of the
earthworks were knocked to pieces and
t FsCrane and Catalina fortifics-
increue of almost 210,000 acres over tions were so damaged that it is quee-
last year. Tbe total acreage under I tionable whetbet they will ever be
of all kinds is 2 212,100. The in- ! abia to renew any effective work dur-
crops I ill the war,
erose over tut year is more than • After the fleet retired, the Span-
gnarter of a million acres. The crop tarda returned to their guns, and sent
estimates of the local Government are twelve shells after the (lest, but no
usually eery conservative. It may be tine was incased. One large shell fell
safely stated (bit the wheel area of en.. to the collier One 'l.
Manitoba has reacted 1.500.(100 asrew. Tbrollgboal the engagement no Am-
Wsfrn showers have fallen frequently eriran ship was bit, and no American
of late, and crops are in exceedingly was in.lured. if the Bp•nteb stook to
promising condition• their gens• and all evidence is to the
cons vary, t.beir less must gave been
GUNBOATS OF SHALLOW DRAUGHT. heavy'
Gunboats for -nor- vies os, the Nile •-
Eitairietetea
, tea Tato-we-rg.Pve.A the soarer
LOOS OF LIFE VERY GREAT.
mere G .cartel( any doubt that
haus tree. Mint at obs celebrated Tar- murh greater damage than was at first
raw yards in Great Brits*. Theyaarss sapposed was inflicted apo. the Elpan-
propelled by a screw propeller, which tarda at Sent •harbour during the
turas In a Bort of tunnel near the tt Monday morning. Many
sheltie
* are ll ed to have fallen into
Mara of the boat. The sorew le eat no
hiobs city itesl(, andwhen all the facts
high that only half of It is way. ere knrruen atter the port baa fallen
sr. Bate. to the eavistves, water ie
draws y so that the tato Admiral Sampan's hands, It will
avow * up
onmpleehely unmerited „we the wen- vwr7 groat. ounl4 that with tlow
be meagre
life
loot * la tootles.
Uastsnnwmt land ltsan law stated that
this i the result at the bombard -
The
1V1lD. formidable bare11a and Cavo
)grelmlay, slid you make • rood Un-
HARROW
m latfwriea war* completely wreaked.
pxes.lam when yeti called on your sial The Bpsetsh cruiser Mercedes was
nal iieth{� wo--7es, he shamed to •Amin s teed Ream (cress were lauded et
me ettoeedies1 after he Iona* out Dtaguire a abort dlstanee east of
that I-lletlm't owns to Waging_ _ay a*
Agenrww. where they are now en -
mower trsm5hM- Theses foresee Incised a Om,'-
(maid not be rued during the night for
fear of hitting th•+ Marines, aliened
several quads of Spaniards after day-
light. They dove into the bushes like
ggt'fie dogs into burrows as the shell.'
r
woman. was 48 years of age. and her I, As the co rrreeepandent of tbe Associ-
daughter is about 2l years old. The lilted Press talked with Major Cockrell,
}gMere claim that Morin had was in 'charge of the outposts.
reason to be jealous of hie wife. and
that hie story that be naw a man in her
room is ridiculous. The wounded wo-•
man to at the Notre Dame hospital in
a carious condition.
_ Nevilleand Slaw been relieved.
word came of the finding of the hdey
apt Sergeant Smith. When and bow he
was kilted. no one knows at this writ-
ing. Neither had the men leen mus-
tered. nor had the outposts of Lieut.
PEARLS OF TRUTH.
When ill news cornea toe late to bol
servim:e•hle to your. neighbor. keep it
to yourself. -Zimmerman.
It na not what hs has nor even ohs(
he does, whieh .'zpnoises the worth of
man; but what he ie--Amiel.
MONAD ,
A friend that you buy w•nn't be
worth what you pay for him. no maer
what. that may he. -George
Pren-
tice.
Meet men remember obligations but
not often to be grateful; the proud are
made sour by the remembrance and the
vain dlent. 9imnns.
Reading and cnnverwarion may fur-
nieh us with many ideas of men and
Ogees, yet it i. our own meditation
that mast form our judgment. -Waal.
D, your duty and do not swerve
from it. Ike that which your con -
eremite tells you tole right, sad leave
the consequences to God. -B. R. Hey-
don.
Talkativeness has another plague at-
tacked to it, even curiosity ; for pro-
ton wish to bear much that they may
Ilefo liatich to my -Plutarch.
V we nonld read the secret history
of our enemies. we should find in ene4h
mac -s life morrow and suffering enough
to disarm all bnattllty.-Longfellow•.
AW7UL MASSACRES.
A. Thooasaa "'moos. allle•d Is es iprl.lsa
A elvers loose.
A asapateb frown Liverpool says:-
Steamer which have arrived here from
Sierra Leone report that • thousand
persons were killed in this recent uv
rising in that district. One bund, 4
and twenty inhabitant* of Free To
most of tbem traders, are knower to
havers been maasacred, and other ooloe-
uts ware carried into tbtp-beak by the, -
warhoys and undoubtedly mit 1 w6fus '
tate
Three hundred friendly •nativaiWeree
kille.d, and betide (he white mission-
aries, six coloured mieslnnaries .of tea
Mani- leretbree of Christ were mobs- -•ier•--.,
dared. The English miwainn*ries are a4
the merry of the w•rboys, but have ar
not been molested.
TYPHOID 1N JAMAICA.
A m*.'• ewe gnarl breeding is the
best security *gabber other people's
ill m•0aera•-•Chemtert(eld__�� -
a -r
•
Two Ilawere.l war d sae aeewsd L,1551er*
Ir 11••si al .1 Mlwe.lws.
ad advises from Kington
•lase that typhoid fever prevail* to an
alarming outwit in the British garris-
on When the marl *teenier left n week
ago nearly two hundred men of the
and. Latineter• were confin„•t in the
mlhfjry blepit*l. Several had died 1*-
elod .ts sarcomata.
•
e,etan.ala�
.
r.,
_C ,vet feat+ the terrors .(Drs p_y��.. w ::•tea::+
NO a bloated, fetid retitiblOff
vaoff corruption. That is till only