Exeter Times, 1874-3-26, Page 2inconie: propeeed elionld giVe
'040!,';
liY/i7,00... tPtiil itt ,f/f,j0
introdneed eintilar ineasnre,
'bat 'the amo ant then propoeedwae $000,
ho ohjeeted itoy reditetion, , If pole,
,Sone with $400 a year Wei'tt. to littVe
votee they its Well, adept man,
hoca 3uffrage ittO Otte O.
; After reniarka by Mr, 1?ritiee hi fawn
of, ;tint Mr. Boultbee against nortiOns
tlie bill, 'llonte • adjouriied, itt
.
,Tite• Speaker teoli the chair. at 1,15,
T,tIoredith. moved that the 13111
x sneeting atta3lithent tor debt be placed
'et on, public, works. '
e.'`Itykeet protested as the ,effect
*W„Olild bark,e, tlee Adjourned debate on
lus ',Motion 'respecting ,the Alunicipal
,lond Fund,.
Vr. Meredith said he had alloWed his
,
to, etand over by request, on the
xereati,unelerettindirig- that lie should
' no' Opportunity twining it
Atter disctission the potion was car -
lied by i3o to,;22, c • '
"1bn Mowat moved that private
be tak4ii up after Government or,
.-dei's; Mid efere publio orders: *to-ditY
tb-41. rrew.• ,;
keit .daid the Goternment
4-) nem, god the nneinhor'fOV Loxiihm
enake't ‘e, MothilliSt earried;," and he
noWwin 'yea 'this ;resolution . with' the
evic*"..r tti. Vote' thtr" MinticiPal
7endeeneetion:ley apithey.;!eledge.
Beinteiennived;
that 'in the, opinion 'Abuse the
the
Fedispesed of:
4:43..enchn4te lo
;
' St by 40 t9
Wm. , that
Howse go into committee onthe Bill te
make, farther previsipu feethe due ad--
miniP tretienot j ustiee,„ , . •
,
Uri .Bonitbee ,protestmcli, against OW
bill being: .prooe80(1. with at this; stage
el the sessien, when two of the ,ablest,
j arias inthe country,-Messrs..Canteron
and. Bichards. heve heen compelled to
Pave thelice-se ciousequenee of the
protraetipn ofthe seeeion by the Gov-
ernment.
Atter : seine disonesion the House
went into ,Pritninittee. Some progress
had been•• made ,,telfen six o'clock arri-
Ted; and.the,•Hoiise, took 'meas. • ,
After recees the Administration of
01! 0.1(047.000CC,7Arnr taiga -Vora,
=Wee,
Hon. Mr. Crooks' ineved. the sebond
reading ef the bill to amend . the Muni-
eipal In Ptitiite Act:
Rykert 'Objected to intetforing
with the present;lati..'' • •
After a slight discussion the bill pas-
sed its second. reading. ' •
The House adjourned at midnight.
.
• Torianto,,March
The Speaket,ceok the Chair at 11.80.
Hap', Mr. lloWat MoVed fer the milli-
catiOn of an. Order-in-Coneeil, granting,
aid to the Canada Setthern ItailWay
for a ,poitiOn 'of 'the lime between St.
Themes and the Ritei. St.: Clair, et
$194' net,,naile, per yeer, for the next
!Al yeare, or by the sum of $2,000 per
-mile, ofthe 'Railway Aid Fund. '
The resolution Was then carried'.
lion. Mt. Creeks, moved the next res-
, plutien which granted an extension of
eeette,e4me to the let of Jiller,...to the Prince
, Railway, forfurnishing
proof of isafficient contract for the
'completion of the works, Carried.
Hon. Mr. ;Crooks moved an extension
of tune te theist of July ior the North-
ern' eitelsion Railway. Certied.
Flon. Mr. Crooks moved it resolution,
granting aid to the Nerfolketo the ex-
tent. of ,$2,000 per mile, or $194,40
per mile, per annum., for 20 years, for a
line hetweenBarittfordetnd Port Bur,
After seine discussion the resolution
vaspassed. • .; , ,
Min.:Mr. Crooks paseed a resolution
granting aid to, the ...Wellington.; Grey
and: ,Brinie Railway. for -,a; portion , :of
railway -between Palmerston and. Winge
hard,' at the rats ef '2.000, per mile, ; or
164;40 pereatunitin per, mile for twenty
yeare... "He; proceeded, to eexplain the,
claimaof the railway till 1.80i when the;
.Hotise'adjeurned. - ,
. The Speaker took the chair at 8.1Q
Mr. Rykert said the ,Ritilway, Siebsidy
7und, Act:was, not paesed, Marelie
1872,. hut thisjesqution,provAed. that,
the , railway sb mild: he aided Jierri &Lae
, nary, 1.f37g, .,,,ge.thought this was a vio-
latien,pkehe ;statutee. woald, 10, 4f
the sense ph•the House by Moving the
following knendment ;•----.•That while thls
Igo 40, PF,c4)447a.n,4 , tO
*Aid tdthe,W, elliiagtOW,qre, &13,:ptc,o Coin;
panY 'Collie fill' eialit elldwett bi, the
Subsidy, Act of,18,72, yet . this 'Honed'
gantietColOre td ratify anY:,Orde'r
Connell i!..414ieli antliinlites• the, paylitent.
of 41'94,..40'per 'for:, twenty yeerS,
conitPtitedliiiin'tlie Of,,,Jun.4. lt372;,
when suela psernierit is net' atitle9rieed.
th 'see eat ablishing,
paid act n ot b,eing, peeped Until '''.;hf
•Abeeb,::beitig prOVisiore
Ithereiit ths,V.eaid . &et Phould'ireire ''a re
',trospeetiVe• effett:
TileUidinhers vete called ip end the,
6rnandnielit WW1 lotit. Yeinf,.-1,8; nays,
149. ,
Thaoriginal inbtiorr was' ,ea,rried. ein
the' same divieon: ; ,
FIeri.l1fr. Crooks moyed a ,resolution,
„ gran;ingpxtension„of time to the Credit
Talley Railway nritil-theelst of Decem-
tler; Cri.rried,• ' , ', •
The bill was read a ' seeend time'.
'.0ieeteriate on the second reading of
the Franchise Bill was resumed. Aftbr
' it long discaseion'the bill was read a
• sedend time. ;
In concurrence on. Me. Crooks
'"enoved:that$121,0,00;foiecriminal Su,stice
be, "adopted. , *, '
kr. 13Pultbee Moved an, amendment
Pthat this House regrets that 'enotwith.
standing the facilitieri 'afforded by the
tact respecting prompt and summary ad,
ministration or jastic 1 in certain cases,
and.eeriSequent, large diminution of mi.
minalt" rials et the several Coarts a
Aisize, the amount annually phid for
the °town Council and Pro ineatione has
not decreit;td." .
Mr:',,itykert mo.ved an aniendment to
the terneadtnent tInit, (while Concurring
in the great of $ 121,000 for the ad.
' minietration of criminal jtietiee; the
kno.,..,,„1,,,o,,,,,,,ttini, to regret
thet the Gtverninent hag hot taken tlie
rieceesary procaeedings whereoy
nal witness fillOttld be paid. foe their: at.
tendance, the game having b eon. dis-
tinctly peonli,eed by the Atterney,Clert-
`; laSt year 'Ythen file stint of $80,000
r was Voted tor that purpose, but ae-
Cho WM 8t680,1120,atly taken in reepee,t
to the earne,
diactiseiclh eentinti till six
The 1/Eittiiti 0100
t'tioesi,i Wit> ilii.lOttO WES l'isSiuneti,
The 'tense divided on the aineud-
Mout to the rtnencheent, which, 'was
loet by 80 to ,
1\tr. Clow 'tweed in innendoteht to 010
ittiletialliOlit Unit tlii$ ITOOSO itt satielied
with the explanaiions of the Govern-
ment in referenee to payment to ertiel-
nal witoesses, Ceerted by 85 to 14.
The originel niotion Wes cerried
the same divisiou.
On the item of $4/,(390. for tho Cien,
tral Prison, * -
Mr. -Lauder moved" Oat $25,000 be
subsided for sum mimed- .
Mr, 'Gotham., moved 'in amendment,
that the action ,of the .Goverunientwas,
hilluenced by a desire te serve the pub-
lic ititereste.
The ,antendnient to the amendment
was carried ,bv 04 to 17.
origiati, Motion, ae amended was
On the item $188, -494 foe iminigia-
don,
• Boultbee moved',"tde the effect
that the House regretted that the pub -
he; accOunt$ Showed it tendency to the
exces'spf expenditure -over ; the, "revenue
and the House was of opiniOn that the
financial affairS ehould be so condnated
'that 'the expendieure should.nOt 'exceed'
the reventie. •• • e'' ;
Mr. Hardy Said that theliense wish-
ed that; the "Governined 'should:, not e.
lax, its- efforts' to entionragiVezhigralibh
to this •PeOvince. The tunerelluent'
the aniendinent wee catried by 'td
none. • , *
°
The rerriaining.'eSeltitiens Were car:
riedwithout diseussione.".5"'"; ' '
Hon, Mr.' •cr6oks 'moved!. that 'the
House go into Committee' 'of supply.
Mr; , Rykert ‘moved an' amendment'
expressing regretthat Ponie
don bad not:lbeen 'made ,•in'the'
Leen Fund Act, wheteby minder-
prilities Might invest appropriations in'.
aid 1st:heels. . • '
eniendment' wee lost by 0I to
, •
; The House then -Went --into Corinnit-
tee du supplententry esitimatea;•.' Res,
olutions 'were addpted and 'ebnciirted
cerriPd. . •
The Bill reipecting the7sttle of ...pine
trees by the free grantsettlers in
Muskoka and Parry Sound, passed7a
third,reacting., • ' • • '
The Bill to cOnsolidate the Public
School law, and toponsolidate the laws
of nnblic instrUction and HiglISChool
passea weinertre;00•411 e - •
The Bill incorporating the munici
polity of Haliourton passed it third read
hag.
The 'following bills passedgierseebnd
reading i-Aniending the Public Works
Act ; regulating public aid Of charitable
institutionae respectinge dramage„ y -
Same prititte bills were' advended a
stage. •
, The House adjourned at 1 o'clock.
Toronto, March 21.
Aid waa greeted. to the Toronto Grey
& Bruee Railwey, the Midland RailWay,
the Hamilton & NorthVestern railway,,
and the Victoria railWay.
Hon. Mr. McKellar moved'the House
into Conan -Atte on the Franchise '
. Mr. •Wood . suggested that the 13ill
should not come into force 'until,
January next.
Hon. Mr. McKellar wee willing to
acquiese in the Words of Mr. Wood.
Mr. Meredith Protested agaiust this
aolay. The House had ocane to the
conclusion that cottain classes should
have the franchise, and it was not fair
that they should be- deprived of the
privilege for the next election to the
Local Assembly.
Mr. Bethune did not think it possi-
ble to let the Province know of this bill
in time to allow' voters to have their
names placed on the assesiment roll
for this year, therefore delay wee, des-
irable.
Mr. 'Deacon said they had heard a
great deal about -the Government being
friend °film Workingtnan, When he
'wished. the country to know it' was the
Government i'„who' -were depriving the
workingmemof a vote for five' ypars td
come. • •
,.. Mr. 'Meredith inoVed threee
residence in the Province as' neeeseity
to entitle Manta vote.
Mr. elykert 'Meted that en 'eieetifi.
=et 'hate paid taXes for the amount he
was'aSsessed before being entitled ie
vote, Carried:
' The reniiiiiift.'elaueet'iyereeatried:'
Hen. Mr. McKellar added a clatieto
the effect :that the bill do'met• come -in-
to force until the 1st of January, 1875.
• Mr. .pykert ;reeved that. the,Apt go,
intelforce iminediately uPon itii; being
;pp:ailed, Lost-APas, 6
The bill wee- refurs setondliinef
• . McKellar, moved aethird
reading,of ••'
• 7 Mr. ','tRykett; mewed Lantendnient
that ;the, bill. go,:into operation = forth -
with: " ; - ; ; -
The bill yea read thiri time'and
passed. 1 • L,
, The House went hate"' coMmittee on
the:resolutionit respecting aid to chitrit.
ftb10:pstitutions, whith were carried:: ;
The Billxespeeting Voters'-iiista, was -
passed through ,committee, read a third
dine and 'liaised: ,
Toronto March 23, ,
, The Attorney -General, in :reference
to the boundary question. moved „that
the House approves- of the reference -of
the question 'of , the Western 1)0 unclary
of thie Province to arbitration, or `the
Privy 'Council, according as the Lieut. -
Governor in Council May see At, and,
approve :of is; provisional line in the
meantime. pa such terms as may be
aereed upon between the Dominion
Grioverninent and the Government of
this Province. Carried. • ;
The Bill to provide • for the better
government of that portion of the Pro,
vineo in the vicinity of the Palls of Nis-
gara was iimended• -in committee; read
the third time and passed: • '
On the motion for the third reading
Itylfert movedin aniendment that
the hill be, ti;uit haek to the' Committee
to introduce• it clause pr8viding for ,the
establiehment of a Board' of Police
,Commissionere. Losf--Yerte, 7 ; nays
29, ; • ;
The bill was read a third .thne and
passed
The bill reepeetitig the ettaehment of
wages of Mechanic§ end others, (Mr.
1VIeredith,) paned throagh committee,
was read a third time and passed, ' '
On niotion resume the debate op
Mr, Ilykert's resolution municipal loan
ceoutit, 1878, the Speaket xilled that
is the variations proposed by tlie res.
lution moved by Mr. Ityliert Would be
ut of eerdete, propeeed hi the hill; he
tiled it out of order,
The bill reepecting allowancee to sur -
ties and 0XedlitOliS and administratorS
BOtillT110) WEIS 1)ftsgeti through commit.
e, lead third time and puffed.;
0
t e
".^72.".•
nletit preetices upon or by hotel keep,
ere, tavern heepmee and ()there (Mere -
WOES' pitiikied through continittee,
read third time. and pu,seed,
Mr. Lauder then moved for all papers
and doenments connected with drainage
works. °aerie& ;
OLSON S BANK.
PAID,TJP CAKTA,L„......$2,000,000
... . ..... .... 200,000
A
Exctor ltranch of Molsons Hank issue's
Dritto on,Loudom Now 'York, II, S., St, Obbn,
H. It., mot 1,E tic principal Dittos anti Towns. hi
Oot trio mia '
Aftileoil on writotiitos: • ' '
, itIld 0014 stinging Ecintogo, Now Yelit
Exolicogo, Urcoubsolis, etc,
Discounts Naos. o
pci)p.sit nop6ipto.
roi4,ise,„4,teep.,in,;8cturdity
froni'le a. el. to ' '
Edwg.W. WRATHY;
Exotor, Feb. 13,1574, . klituaget•
pXETDR, THURSDAY, 111ARCiri 26,38,74',
SII4OE 'TREES.
, •
The people et. this Canada of ours.
are 4\10 growing put of that state of an-
tiquity and.,semi-eivilization 'into, which
'they were some. few years back' hopeles:
ly 'chilling. It is all vely Well to 'attend
;,4)
the_gte,affl Ilicrartii'Ke as PesSible; MaY
.eveni!spend:every moment of ,our livee
•
iU this very nocessaty end; ' Will
be le' be no 'kJ.
iiot, thonghe se„tediense tireSome, irk-
some and, mou itonous life 2 „, Nowe
whatiwewhili to'kle Is make •a fluggee.
tiori *Wolin -My help to de away With:it
Part tilts Ponetony. We ,are"
etrect 'produced by' light
and shade upon the, , mind., There ate
those Whoa° tastes differ-sonie prefer-
ring•clatker ant othere 'lighter shadee.
Wellthe tact is it,is hardto; suit ale --
There is also the hypochendriao-e-a per-
son we hate to meet witle--who always
wantieeverything around to look • as
,dark end gloomy as, he himself feels. -7
Of this quixotic bided we ,Wish to eay
nothing. What i3, more pleasant 'or
•what more agreeable than to have our
Streets mica -with, shade ' trees: !which
may' be pnrchneed cheep and are ;Iasi-
lyinurtured into aetive grOWth.
where you will, you will nolfind vil-
Jage more pleasantly situated than. Ex-
eter. Nature haredone her shake, now
let art, With our assistance, take up her
share of the wort and complete the
task. By phade trees being plantedin
rows on each side of our streets an en-
tirely different appearance would. be at
once noticeeble. Then, „instead of
strangere renaarking, as they 'nciw do,
"a very pretty village," they will say,
without exception, the prettiest village
in Ontario." , •And there is nothing to
prevent that being said of it if with one
accord Rome decisine step be taken in
the matter. True, there are those in
the village:who we are pleased to say
have taken the initiative in thismatter,
net, when benefit is general, we do
not think it right that the cause of the
benefit should be so lii.uited. Now,
would it not be wise it our Council
were to follow. the example of other
corpotations in this matter, and. grant
say 87f cents for eyery shade tree
planted, on it being shown that such
tree has been planted for one year and
is living at the dine the request for pay-
ment is made. We hope thie may be
deemed a At subject' for thought, hy lour
village fathers end also,hy those whoie
.private;residenees look the picture .of
bare loneliness without: the slightest
live "or Phrub to break the monotony. '
TILE it.reo.1.1E wie4.,FreJurlsE
1141flo• °
,
McKellar's: Income Francliiie Bill
has become ! law. .Xt was.' introdueed
'ileitlie.ft'..,:tie**efliving' the :mechanibe,
Clerks", ,and '040 'iv*? bk :salari,
the right to ieritit'ih;Olit legie,letiye,elec7
tionsilt Jliblreve;,..th...4 Kid?. a! layet'ihay
'be .hpeii telobjeetion 'on Marty pointeeit
,the' , Statute
witfilthi)*ll,t.hat.'W,9
fthoseeWhia-"Imay" still 'fondly %Imagine
We' haye s 'Iteforth%Gotierzi'ineitt-- in*"Oh-
tariti.' 'Was' Yety
tile ;Welfare bf `pciok,, Work 7
,ifiganinean„,dhadAhiabill,raehedteroteg
'this session in: a treniendous, hutry,fof
, -
eoureettiraheietheworkin,gritan tliat
;Wititheir-ftioh4 and eltaraPitene.i*a had
Ohthe.°;:third
radi.4g,,f4Jtko beini,oFdeie,d1
Bethilneepresuniably at .the,,inetance of
'MCKellar, Puggested,Ithet aS ' the
yeat,was,,,,ap, far ,adyieriepd, it "'Wait Mit,
adVisiible that she'll& take 'a!:
feet iintil,January, A$75,, , To thia"Mte
Rykert very proPerly objected, pointing
mit that' :these. feu: 'whose benefit till§
bill had. been passed; Would be Virtnally
they,nOW are:: for theY'•wetild net bp
able to vote:untiI.18,79 ; se, that, in re-
ality,Aliere•Was fibtethe slighest benefit'
ia the AU, '; Whatean ,tibeiird idea to
haye , through the Honed,
la gi:eat litiriy; 'and' then Preventing
provisiOns •fr,oni"eonaing into 'Pragti=
dal:effect Milli 1879 1. , Syniplithy for,
the mechunie. Fittighl;;WIlitt q.ateli 1
ThatthiS VieW'of the affair 'Will be telt.;
.en,heetine, workingtnen gePerailly 'there
baniiot bp the slie,litest,,dpitlit, for Mr:
0.•D oil oglrue,t1te only workingman mem-
ber in' the 'House, littongly, stepported
the ,Opposition, haVe. itirtliet
reniark to offer on the subjecte bet
Would•aiik the people to study over the
affair fen' tiletneelvere, 'and they cannot
,eOine fp any ',Other ooncltision than that
tho devernMent Were reallY Playing a
telutitt garne, and trying' to enlist the
itympittinee. ef , the winkinginen with
lotid,peatendee While they are' actually
offering them a grave insult,
A 1,14,Tttfolkt 1,16W being ditchlation
in Ottawa pledging the signers to re,,
train ftom treating, and is meeting with
'I he hill tio prevent trend end e!t sucesa,
Tun following resolution was pa,
at the latp meeting hold iSeaforth
111r, Dewier, the proinoter of the
lino of railroad from the scalier(
Moved by Win. M. Gray, seconded
1).. D. " ',list this mooting IP
proves. of the scheme HS laid down by
Nr. Fowler ; they consider it feasi-
ble, end that; eerried out, it wonldhe
of great benefit to this village and. Oco-
Hon of country," A vote ef thanks was
tendered to ,Mr, Fowler, wheathe meet,
;
lug eannite a close,
tie4
by
ow
by
THE I3iiti8h ViSitex emnprieiog tbe
0, W, Investigating Committee, lo
company with the lion. John Carling
and the leading officials of the line,
. • , .
made a tour of inspection throuel the
new, eel. shops, the new yards and sid,
lees, on SatuidaY forenoen, and in, the
afternoor held a conference with' the
directors of the 'London, Huron Bruce
liailyay, ,yelative to the construction
Of the line, The Committee left for
Hamilton on Monday.
, " JIMUEL Bemos, D.13„" wes !aridly as.
"saulted, in Toronto, on Saturday lila,
by Joe Kerby, of St. CatherhiPse for -an
allitision he'iniade in the Naifoisgl'• to
iterby,'and'it bOdthlacli. joe didn't like
it :at all, inal? so willinglypaid" oyer' to
the magnate $5. damages.. , ' "' '
, ,Tut Liberal .."OonservatiteS of WiSt
,Durliarn; .-cheisen upnii Thi;s.
lVfcClung merchant- of 13oWinanyillato
be theifstandard bearer during thee mu,
inkeenteste Mr. geblung is la strong
'map; and will give his opponent all be
can do to, defeat hire, it. sinah is
; abl"
honor a Y PaPCTAfiet tr,
Up:now-ft:clays, but we read eighti';',Uirie,
er tem accounta Of burglaries; incendite:
ries ,•ete. Surely something .T.04 be
materially wren°. When suche etate. of
thingais allowetrto.exist. '
Tria leliviii..CanadianV.•iniiie come
inenced a series, of meetings, pra
for an. amnesty' to' Rieli • Retaq.
Kenzie will soon think,the whole a
is a'real danger.' ' " '
TABLIP.
01, N. meant
()Mk 11/0iST. 12'47; $'06;
A. 0'. U. 1'7 74.
OWQ Wrii;ST` 5'05 ; 111; 151.2.
P" JiiINN1NCS,
ho'sau, Naroli 14, 1374,
FOR LONDON 1
Mr. 8,
ling poi
modation.
riving
west ; leave
4101 to 61114 to
, 304f. $, eltMlire0E.
, ,
',Armitage woald inform the' travel, -
that his stages afford. eAery a000m,
They iodve'Znotin at 3 4001.) Br*
0000 001010 • for trsion vast end
ondon, at 8 'a, re., iving LA.
toll stages and trains.
• • •
anal qj •
THE AssEsemu r. --Our •AasesSer will
lievetninitileted „fna work in ,al'etitdaye:
TIOUGHT0-4-M Wm; 13ii,fieettjuks
ob4i:ea. balf. harp of Mr, 1.1,9dsena'iiii'...
the ,eteek,,,
ever): east*
ing Intel
horse rari
Mr: Dente
death,
Temeett A* (.11, 444'6!
, •
been. aPp 41:4t04 by the,Ontario ;Temper,.
itnce!Pro ibition, League tO•'''-stetkas leeL
turer t e bounty:of Union (bring
.the'ebniin "ssimnier: , .;
ee, •
ro Sami.-,Te;Are glad :PAM
the ferinete dye -at last hegun tohise
the •colntins of the: TINIEN,freelyltit
ef trig „known
the puhlie.::4 'eitity•chie vranti4,-S'Ais;
'pose of a feria .s ItavOtilie in this
, ..! ;,
.ie iinportant- .that
il'ewtefty,Ye:Intgarsd:iY11,1g11):1;iewga.6114is,
iff harroWlY. (3.Seapect,,-instaiit
171 v
PeetatiOne have been. far mere than rea-
11.4ed, "With thie numig.47 of the ToIns
if; completea the 131.st 'Amber. 131
Welts ago- at which date the Tnimo
first ,eaw the light of daY.--we werked
810"c0eplrePe,ersw'llielliiidasilw•leveilki Ilivdtirt‘t 9bier'
ail elmost Apparelled illerease-an itYcr-
age pf 10 eubseribere aweek, Some
may doubt the) genninese:,9f fdic above,
but a glance at our , books, which. aro
free for. inspOetion,, will eonvinee, It
must be, borne M nundthattliis ia with;
a: irg4 eot i:itte, 0" :iisiosi id8u:rt` W4elilwtelnei Ipafoa`ai'tel,; )r,,n':$'1:)'311'n. t, .ti ir v, , i°14, 1,1:1111$',:i114) re ,
get,ing up of what 'vve igohsidered 't6 IA
a paper of, ' general' iti4 leear interest,
There 'are htuanY „inaltionp" of "eetiritrY,
Wiiere''e.like.exiterprise Might liati5ileen
/tatted, and ' signally' felled:: ' ' Bid' Our
m Ott) .tvea '..t Rein 1, 6,, liVe,' 1,, iiiid'the pi39 4
le ' (Of ell"' 'pOlitical I' shadePy 'Of the piir,
roiiiiding'lowneliipte eehl i ' o Ai feefinga.
and "sec:61'14 enr'effettel" the"'reeillt w'e
:it -1194;e, r.tf41.6.lroCatidty,:l.ii:11,74.1',,.0,,e; 6At tioli par" iiii'
'will lield adVeitrig, tlitengh tike":18641'
'Medi itintilLtlite Titike.' t'EviityViiiirstitiY.
morning „ it gie3s,abroad -iin'it4'.,,ivekly
-Visit,fte'.'nearly`eir,°(4,,pOSt offide. In', the
'00i0-itX, ittici.iiiforiningite'readets'of thP.
'dpiligii..if, thilqilay';!"..L'and telling' theii
ii,teiiith'eyniiiy6Phi"elia4e:Sheliand'Sifch
'44, article,"whieh may be el. juat'What.
tho.ereeeliiieeee vee orre,, eiera aee,: eee "
„.. , ,e,..,..ee,...„„,,i,•,eel,„,,,,i, re,„,„&,...r,e, p.,,,,,H.,,,e1
, .., ,. , ,t, .. 9
r ,, "D„ceette, or, -OP:
. 'kis:in sed.dutytwe have i;to4pertOim
1 0, :0'04 ,-f .01.1?..'.• li mIzsd.,,, „..1.,L. , plc`00
ttliis week. " ono of theinotWrefiriected,
and, most'behitela` of.' ...int •,711.1iii1gets hal:
• ii .0 .,,,,e.•.,.0....) 4 t,4,4) 4, ,S U445: , 1g4 ,r,.,
,,,,a4,,?,p...,,,,, om,44,s?aPPP,TVM9%.. ec'M
1 w!titn.i.9e,r49 ltatiY„filit,X1 WA 1, ret*Atie'r Shig
' pent iltt irly.fitili tpedeacribelrf,ithekfthrill4
of hoiXP 'and' artgai 4 reltlkhar,..ivu,
Tub'iciii;rilifit'.1if iiiid t4WVey'ril,',Ai.iiii
, - .
.. QiiPiiii13311it4e,;,xP.1, 41,i,,,4,;43*.440;400:
Of 'Dir.' yiri4ixit.' ;,;4iiparent,liii::aripxong,'
.
able-bodied man,,of strong ccinatitutiOni,
the;bri Wed theught to' he ' inie''''itble"‘. tiO
paper,, as'intend g purchasers eagerly
scan its ,coliimns,, • • .., •
,
LEG Buorra:e.h On .'Saturdity, lest°
while le Coarde ot lads were Wrestling OP stare thil$gr,!'kniOlistet Mit of 'ecitinten7
- - " • • •
the street., ctial 11(11€1. aii°6-14,,n,t,"P' ..Ye4'Tif.tcl P41.40. yo -1;
"If;Drs. Moore and Yildnien were speethlY beencouiplaining, of.lepainibut he was
iBn,isaitettetnh4aa:vheijs:1 hplten in th9 tuss!.e., few dive lereviOies,' death•Ite," Irma
0,744 thipatient. is., now,
. ,
dOing aS. wellatoiw; -eil)T3ted. ,
. 400bIAL.---Thb" ThatheS kcipt die 'hOUSU' RdiAWSlir'klaY0 141t
' TEE Ponere Accounts Cemmittee have.
cut short their investigetiork and there-
fore leave them over untiInext sessiOU.
Road S. of T. hclild a Pedal o,n ThuesdaY feeling Some better on .Monday znori'
eveninelest,' *Bich proved a sueeee's In- ing, he •ietteeeleted to split 46*- 0 vg.p.di.
every way; Cieritfain Gibson was .....'erlieoc•!3te,yaT, cbruetam;;eads tfhoor5isb4ai n't 0. giireo0;inealitipy,e;,avet6i.:eitii.e; tiiiil
iitonfid11.1;tehere caildiiiissciRtietvh:eMituedissernee. or?
Ot,l'ar. Die Pat'uP, as. 1131131; wit1.1,', 10';',0 0.,91ciii
gentlemen 13' elient ' wete called upon: 'and leedeee*:cereioteck5beeoie#,Reieing;
lipt
The Eketer 'Mr was present: Miss .:l . He, oirever, Passed a .reetless. night,'
A. Verity' p esi a at th organ d M in n arl -0 '1 S
GENERAL Wolseley . xeceive.d a perfect 'SIPNIFI•c01,7---4. '-fe,* 4.'aPi.w.,a447,41:41E....r:, ,Ii;:rr4.3:1.i'7,144,;(i.,..41::!tts11,9114,11:' ,'"Sibhottalpys'elif.tiehtf-3'
ovation on reaching London, On, the 21st head coniMon ischool teacher
bea'-ropm 4,00r„ ea, he migh't then be'en-.;
inet. , . ing inquiries of the 'scholars in regard •a
bled to ebtain semi) Sleep. '' Pii.'13. feri
;
aplIMM,MWMMOM,.
.
TEM Exposioi deelareathe yerdict of
the jury on the Komoka disaster tohe
in unjust one.
3,3h, tt. Pt rose Y ae daY„
CANADIAN ••
The port at Sarnia is nowopen.
Merrickville cries for prohibition.
A' little girl named Purcell, died on
the 18th inst., while sitting ;by the fire
at her heme near Niagra.
4 Hamilton grocer hap lett for parts
unknown, and left numerous creditors
to mourn hi3 departure. ,
Berrie post office sheltered in alleged
letter thief.
Wybridge hacl a burglary on the 19th
inst. One of its merchants lost Con-
siderable flour, wheat, etc. ,
A'. man about fifty yam/ Of age was
arrested ha Uxbridge, on:Thursday last,
for passing counterfeit Meney. °
Robert White of Cobourg lost a fine
team of horses a few days ago, while
crof3sing the ice.
Hiram Thomas was arrested at Bow-
manville for stealing a horse from an
Oshawa Chubb.
Tile remains of the party who vas so
burned at the Kombka holociinst, as not
being indelatiflable, have at last been
found to be those of :Mr.' Marlatt of
Therold, who was on his way to Strath
roy to'visit,sonae feiends.
Scott has been elected:at Algoma by,
a Majority of 65.
Captain Norris; M.P., Waitlamiquett.
ed Beamiville a few days The
usual toasts; were indulged in. •
Businese Thornhill,lias, again as-
Pinned,On appearance ofebrieeleneee after
ithh9a fierwel,da.luoll. wee oe fk so n4i tii,hllal,ohxels.,,, to g t
That. Streetsviile thief' nitist he'-dne
who thought " smell cOntriblitidns
•,would he thMikfiilly received„"
neYer would have broken into theelitirch
and' Carried offthe,elilldreiiii collections'
for a yeer past, ••
,,P9Pardine Tlf.G.:At•b4.4.37,1Plea.PaPt'
fibigtin 010 W ..g1 'Arch,' on Wednea
'day, eVening , lastl The• chuech'imas
l'itnYded. , •
,
.••,3 Elijah ',Pennock, .: a' ':Wiiitchurchite
,smaithed the •jeW ef Thos.''J. Denial
,eliief constable .or stouffille; fir,kllaye
figo; because -he did. liot.'eare aboutte-
ceiVing ''s•-"suerirnona. thel.fi•offiCer, thS
law waS him." Dehgallrliesin' s
eritiCat stats., ' " ' !'
Incendieritse • " tried on 'Mr,
'Ganld'it Uxbridge resideneeLatetti daYS
ago, kit the attempt „proVed, abertiVie
_ Sweatim rorid'JaS. Shinner's Stet -ea;
Carleton Place, *ere iireiten into the
'other *night. Nothing of any arneurft
Was taken. ,
Mrs. 'Daniel Leppitrd'et Ea'St
bury fell ,from her buggy,." lier,
husband. was tying hiehote,e. in front of'
Dr, 'Witidifield's Pffiee; Iktekvi'harket,
;
The ,Kineardine Review eays Speaker
Wells,manipulated.by some' lioeas, pools
Means, for the purpose of uPing for•
el6ction purposes in Smith ,Bruce, a
petition sent by the Clounty Council
Of Bruce to -the Ontario Legiilature.
It "Wits scarcely just the Speaker of
the ,,House tcy, 'enter 'an election' cam-
Pni.gfl, either for or against., This- all
'will candidly adnait. ,
Tile Post says there are a nninber
rtiffiens in. Mbrris Who are 'pr,efeeSedly
ehristians. The gents make night a
terror and day to ,be feared,
*- .
, , . ,
,qpring 8hows, for the exhibition of
entire stock, will be held as follotve:
North Huron, at Clinten; , Tuesday
April 2L
South Huron, at trueogeld, Wednesday,
April 22, ,
StAepii)rieltnialri,d Ilsbornie, Exeter, Friday,
Grey, and Brussels, Tuesday; April 14,
South Perth, St. Marys, 'Wedrieetlay,
Staffa, Thnit'day," April ."ga.
North Perth, at Stratford, Tlittrsattyl
to the, several, tailroads 'and t eir nanutes'she heard him snoring 'end
ches. One'of the smart uns' reePone dia'lioffor an instant: think that he
ded answet to the gnestien Is there was Vettebtfilly .sleeping :nate ,the sleep
any her ?" Tes;the PaCific S6'111184,1 of death. His death Was not, known
Road.'' That boy's for a feW *.nrites. after it luippened•.--
iidt the fellowing po- V4.414ea'ail.ned
the doctor Was, and metered thelied-
etical eflusiOn suit the :tveabh,e'r we ate
rooin r hat trpose. What a greet -
now having •
gar& had a little Iamb theplef.sentand op. iv countenace, there
That didn't care a button) lay the once manly:frame of the doctor
at laid down by the lion, cold and icy in deethi,1 From the peace -
And got served up as mutton. ful expression of , his countenance he
di cl ire 1 wi hd
, ing I Instead of the well-known sitile
This also tells -of March :
• ..
The first bird of Spring attempted to sing,
But 'ere he bad sounded a note
Helen from a limb -a dead bird was him -
The music had friz in his throat.
ARTISTICL—On visiting Mr. Senior's
photograph gallety en Saturday last,
we were shewn some specimens of his
art: It is our candid opinion filet his
work cannot be excelled, even in the
cities. The outlines are: all ,portrayed
with a very particular:nicety. ..As "the
proof of the pudding is in the .eating,",
we would advise you to call on, Mr. Se-
nior, and we guarantee he will verify
by his work our every statement. Mr,
Senior has lately undergone a course,
of instruction from one of the hest ar-
tists, in the Dominion.
.A. Seetie.-On Monday nield.last
several Of those so.inclined. indulged, in
what they terined- a " bit of sportiat
the expense ef a couple of strangers. --
Mari and "wife,who happened to be=
come ", a kind. ef so so." Jemmy Mac-
greger would. neesist, in,proteeting
" Wife,"" e4en at the Ppint ()Ibis
knife, but sklastelosedit and Put -it in.
his pocket. Mr. Jamei lth1•174
lificteeifthe eapabitY 'WOW 691i!"
:etablei the...16'411g
lib •
an *mum. of glery,,clown.icads- het&
$rtict 'etithit;;'•Wlieretn'
e app nt y t ut strugglee-1
There was:no:lack ,of sympathy shown
the Widow in her deep distress. The
greatest_emount of sympathy is expres-
sed for the woman who has went
through the painful, ordeal of burying.
thiee stalwart pons, and now will'.fol-
low the grave the remains., ofthe par-
tnet of allher•joys and.sorrowa. •.
By birth, the. docter Vita alCanadian;
beinghoin in the town of Simone,
Long. Point -Country:. • 1. At the' time of
his‘ death; he Vas' in his 62nd year: At
the age of 17." he , ,gave himself ;• up to
Christ;• became .a 'converted'
man; Tor • fOr,tY-four •• years' he lids
-beeli cciristant anigsteadfest folleifer
of : johnj .Wesley, ybeview in .3 all.
that time ,Ocoupied'evety'Office whieli it
is in the power of • • the -ohdrelyte., be.
qiieeth. In'theyeer '18,37' he inarHed
'his present wife, thou Mies, MilliSon
Ann Carson, an ew Alas, ilved '
one ofthehapPieet of lives. ," T,hey,:had
five 'children; hnd novrthere is. lint one
left tems'olethealtnest hehrt-latoken
mother•Milee.A.•,,,A„Ere.einan,,.. of
towel. . He Wits !fill actiVe nienetet. of
he to' s einparanee-whief. see,:
tyihe has. belenged te for Omit- twenty,
yearse=alititckheY:. P. PA.. .Elev:eni
iffimilyaremoVer1.1
to
sineei4 eDutiaehis '''!.611,?iXurne' heti; ° th'e
AdeitfliriludinitianeArfieSt'friAlia! hi fleck
,,wei4i.etielitlafe;tok:etit&I that ;the*
,iter never ententninallz medetangeneni
azialtitdlithie
ithey„, were 'epeetilly, , ;SeVeiii• *ars nio
;ye, gi'Veli co,inefortaebile'heodi'ltinngr.4, •••14Sifitil
411 '
leruclineetirtit.o;ithidtan4;iteldift,,61'tftdi;xi'efivsitle.b'tibi;(ittilitle.
:rithe'r than'
, • ; )11, eVeiy.ittitionliMitils4"gihei` ',6UVer49,11'
'Dnivirea, uhtleritandetliat" the; movenient .• of ;tliegiiseen
th4"Sfiettie 'enieri Of th 1--laniV"TiVIiiiiiii,bAiir3toi (16 '7,htikV
,
have been 'Considering :the Advielibility and'1,1flOwic.d44'oltailiedlami,10
able fuThe T.P10.tell0;ittt,!*
of estChliShing, the, exivi
he 4 their, e raz mon hl meeting on
village. poo4 ; that „ tpjle er. Tneadaytiglit :the'
Our poor, heart 'Wilt now, beat with,its, deadi- The •funeralleilltaka place to.1
nsuitl measure ivlilleetve cross; tliestreeit. itliit(thifraday,fit dreleitk 'Ae M.
No fear now dtliaVinga' horse',quiettY "
hut forciblY trainPlinef teet.
,There is yet, another step to he taken., ' .1' 4 "
That is,. the., piirehasing of suitable . • 1. ii"..F.0,13Par, corf'coPcmisat..
gronnd. The aclyantagea of a park of 4")°R4 MP• 4344'4-T74h' ii11664'1111,4s16'1'
ehie lame `,../iee inatireolit... we, ii -ave 6•••iii,• Sons of TeinPeranee held open meeting'
24th, of May ,celebration, Oneg fieA of •la'st„Mondity+ eVening;att „Whieh,tabOnt
250,,,people,Werapteedeite.. •Tliemeetirig,
july:rCelebtlititer," ete.; and placet6'
vvitS presided -over by, Rev, . Mr •iflyer -
hold them but on our ; streets If
tifihootiseeye ,eilsebtrof ,t, ,tilngftilvi,huhitiltotmh;xrig,;hic),?n, rd iti;cee, i esti° heg,seipwiteerapregiu,„ ego e e ,fluite.,,o,,,,,suctedsl,
' ' I, - ,, ' ".., ',. ..:..all, - d." d't b ' " ' " ' '
by the Misses McAli
twhhecyrewiiilolnheavineatyo,i,,itet'olti7uttilili;88.;80ttilheeyihilaaveee, liater'.6ruild7'' and,"M6R°berts." as well
riA by Measrs.';,(0Teil,,,1VIatheson, Stewl'
the necesSary 'Shilling, ' it vviiiiild. be •min antl Br`p*atrx''Ileardings 'w°r&givea'
Messrs. Manley#rSiitton'15.: Stanley; -
Well fer those who take suffiCient in- 1"Y
toehtry,ae,I;atstili 4wn ,otthaltleedn mbpeatitit.temeirltfte" ;it:, ftrhsoeex neg. hr. dotoitt7on i he& he, iy1 tas.n.n;:tatimie,y,t49,..kmi j3silio:‘16.61‘.1,gtlatiistfasenditi:vh,einod:b:sfr amni";Nil t'', 0'..:
„ , , ._e.„ ,., ,I., „e ,, pieces walie, alp.; tendered by 'genial
Ovn CfroontatioiV.-Many 'people of yOungittities„ auk gentleMen, connei3t d
an inquisitive'turn-and Who ft're ,thOl'e ‘VittVithie,46,1geoftiffa „while holding in
, , .
-. L'',1 e th f 1 '
'thoaveknnosovi ttil'ilaet•e4icuilrelii*i?7ef6oe't6irtfie,81,1ilvititilue:Visie:ttici`. 'hP-iel,tgutilteds:110::6:acis'ilerae:ott("rmi":1vstfeihtiletiattla'd71,\'Vfbbilrbtirl'illtilli)°',
.
We are happy to know thakege..11 n in, me /eit'f' iefise ./ye'' (Allister reang ni;Anna,
terest has beetle and is still' eing taken pie Lentie", iii.the, feeling manner in
hi the circulation of the eee, On erre. 'Which Oat the, gong elleeltt be ellbg,
t firiting in the ttead 6.1,,,,, ),.of JO. ailitilinl, Itp,ivi r,,,,,Dow,,lit in, liis..Dilutelt,songs Ai,
/0
in the 'village of Freter, -',vi 0 were "Ware t°4;meuatt'"'nlelell'ireettoist,eNotritlY;ttiortvgitt'r'i,';'
that We had an 'llnllto t3a, Amount of bitg,A keen:appreciation .: of the °Tiara°,
1
opposition o contend WI h in the lin. ter of " Miss Vlore, Morlimsey, '• and in
ton, and Lind' ;aline ne, • We at hearing and seeing the itebnirabloimi,
talons of,that lady's tone aiidOstures;
pleased that offorts hate . „
a person inignt imagine inmsen in a
been so app '6°146 '61 fashiPliable niansion , in Fifth Avenue,
this neighbor
townehips ti
e'SV VOrk., „Tho,,fact that Mitch'. of
RV'
ea to matters of more public intereet,
prevents OS giVI/13` lt MIME 4t.ittlite 40'
4041)4 of the entertainment, whieli was
trYot:IftehAtttoldrAzs3109Zleadt laiyboMutiols1 G4. re 1111°Zilky'
and Nr. Stewart, eingiiig"Ged Save the
Qule)le:1;0"NS.---Pigeelie bPattll make
their appearance in this neighborhood
last Week, and sportsmen began to see
to their guns. The cola *cattier h4si
h()Aws°s7srs'ocah.--ocicOenar8Pf19114e 4iiiseSSM: ha;
pearly completed his tash. • ,
110,uoirro.--',,,Liiaan,piaYtid a friendly
game of draughts" 'telegraph with
Sarnia last week. , won„
C.:44#0.0414
The ustialL,''.e.OarferlY 44111"
nfttion the..,Sehoph e seetion.No.e6,
;Usborne began on,..Tinei3ditY Meaning
March 17th, and 9.4.40cV P» 'rXitlftY,188t.
The examinetien':pepers'Wereprepar,ed
hY 1st class teechetareiadingenye,fthe
tOwnshiP. Th'0'-f4/10:.0(11.1i.,4,4-0A0,44W,es
Of the three,,,best :each ..eless , who
'stood. the examination) itogether.,"with
iheir marks : "`'-'"
;Tioltta31. 011btm'aitniVielraZZT,,;g:.%rgkeerle.
441 I oianr B 1761,8f f:a _t; , G5epi 1:1:60 trt ,46(20 tit 0., :1;9, I
'6 2 -Gra le,Htinterie0g41,-*AWlavt.-1.01.1-.
lt, 468 ; JOhn Hallse4604:3zOlass,157+
per cent. Form °Mein:Able
niarks,
''4drews, 402 $4.411.91XNsi..i"AP' glass,
701-5 per cent.:
Olititinatilet1119X1184"4184440370401t0
",N11Shbilr11; 808';',•"TOt.'llovolji.f.cOp ;
peorge Andrew, 2$3:',,;.0'..#4,,C# ilk et.
Rise Skean's DEskaeHievi:-Forni H.
,jUnior.-Tetal. obtaineblemnititke;490
:1100oks-e... MTiontearl;
856; hens
Sarah 1.74 Knight,168 ;•
,Willie Hails, 150. . Forne•LilsiditOdk"
"Tietial Obtainable antitka454
tnitlintec*h..014.23,g; Delbrig,
SCHOOL Eiterineirrop.:-An examination
.of the pupils et S. -S. No.01Q,, USborne,
-tinder the tetteliing OfMr.
Was held on Thtiticiii&litit. l'ikeY"WPire•
eXamined. 'by Mr. -Mobray, froitt written
exiaminatienpapers, prepared byteerch,,
ere bathe neighboring sections. ...„Thap,„
Mr: had'ilo'l.chancc 'or
what' ,qiieitieria, -fete fip be a:eked:the',
Aktli '1 he'. day 'Of i,:7/aniiiiatiOn.
Takini to: eciiistideration a re-
markable 'inieihtintei5f exactness WaS eiin-
,of!edneation in hisclistrict, Seliore
*re 4llin,
uses. every" effeirt tO advance the cense
are 'She* 'great 'interest theneselVes
thee'inittir;.' ad Aifin uses the
'tire Of great
.assistancs to, both pupile spa teacher.,
The sliowe the iiaailcs given
`,eacli"!tb,rm e•--e;FOi&- 1r;! -:-Marks
tainable, .511.74Henry Horton, 417.
.801-.."' TILL -Narks ebtainable,,220-,J.
; John ',St eau; 144 bet.
sey'SleaeY; 142: Iiiii''.11I.'e'-ilarks.pb-
tainab,le,176,--EmilyEtlferitigttin, 174 ;
Carlinda, BowerMan, 178.; .Kattie, Me -
Riven', '172. Marks' ohtainable J.t6
--James Etherington,' 58 ; TrinieS,Xe."
Atter,„ 58,;., Mergeze.t'. McArter. 52.
Sen. 'I BoOk...l.st, Margaret Menu-,
law; 2nd, WilliaM Daw. jun. IBOOk.
--liit,.Mary Steacy ; 2nd, Dunes -1,1i
Ewen.
PrO0 0.11.4.11.
—
Goop Tea WOODTIABIG-The Woodhitin
diyision 'Eh of T:Ptirriose building a new
duringthe coming snmmer. 'Phis•
speaks volinnestor the temperinesprin,
ciplee of the Woedhamites. , •
Ytein..'---We • Pee a •Ptitte;
nient Pnbliehed'illiowitie the" 'average
yield 'Of 'gitiiii -.per acre: ,sTlab &hewing
are'the,fig,tateP*for the •.lf drib 'tiding cif
Hiiron : Winter wheat 29„Spring wheat,
18, cos „ Barley ' Peas '',415.
215;,
Wheitt..t5; bats '50, Barb*" 18q.:
Ont
any inthe Piiavinee rbeiifg 'fieti4
°twos. in 'seine 'ettaes.' • ,• '
130inos tsi, "iiiitiois 1'zciiice ,alid
;L.i • - • ' •• '•,',•,,pepitii.,'• - " ,c.!..".., ''' ' '''
! ' ' • ! "' a r' ! ' ',i'' " , , , ,
;' • '
' iti,!;' 1;7 1;41, ,.,fia, -,,u iolt,,ri, ,, , !,.
,,.; ,.44.? . Flq1,1" ,,v..(1,41tP.T. Ofifj ArrOyf;
'4-43.414,1,it,..ReAkup,i,siticitl,Ipu' the, 10th
iiir4:;,,PrOi7ers, grand' su'acess:1;;..b. '' ,
, ,,,, i-,4, ....e...., I.% . ,,, .. .4. { .,,..01, I , ,
4
't 47 i P *tag* b a ;4 -3!)/0.0.ir euteredfageinst,
Mt..41,9,,ntOithl•kekttetiOneiFinigel•i -,..,,,,,i
. .
am py4a,w,tkotAvii givatithieitd iti,ohlik
'ffortt DoVeiv-afitttaili*Thii8n 1007" art.'
4a!si,,.heed 'le''''' Ie• " ,': -'4.i- -i. .., "4. 1,
' qg -..,
lature ' ,.) ' ' •:ii'iii trAtit'lliciittr liti.
' 4, . 4 ,
Nvetile 'ill,
i)
3Alittie, It atteV
ilgafiniar"
utiderjhe',M,Ciakeidiffelie eftthe gie.,1044
thk1r6YiddiAellinl.
hd,'"intiiii3O#11„taii490i;Nsithi% #40,11;(.?
tiv(f.lt;mingfil
he's weik s h-
1E44/41iiiqhe
frielide
caiirditOe
Wingli-ain Time; thinke „the°
1,t,"•14
eel
ir„ and Aefea-,,,,,
a,
afPn
iiOwi)leforefthe •Hou'se, in, regaa to the
iltrth'idfetteland Waidtilyeelebra-,
te ktlititOnbtoitke. ,;1:80,sit.dOwn.st•
tabre4 Kinge-Eiq. .tookthe.
Des.'"VitreodelotiSeaftittli,.
trittford; and' D Moran ;'
.the „S,ettfortlipoet,e epkieches. rein
the Oceattio,n,, ;„ „, ,; ;, ,;
illqiiitiiteiviciits` etor .1)r • :6;
reititiYedtP
tfl.c;
tiquor'' erila ,,enfeiped,
ffhilelif",'Stratt,Otd jes-
Matters in Ste:143)11'4 'pie not)°,
faVen1S4bly spciken hOwever. , Although.
terninSpeefpre.were: here, appointed hy
"the'",:lOwn '0, 4, there ,apPetteS ,to
110° becA, la30Y:41, oarqing 011t
of neither', Sli'e Offieere,
sta,te,of , affairs, are Said,t0
ist Seatort)i, ' ,
Vfitehell'haS," titian Piayer Meetings,
I'Vtitehellitee,-Peter'MutiSinger
and Th(' s.' Mulheron---were , arrested 'as
being the parties who burned ,Aboll"s
,
Woodbridge fetuidry, An , was
proven,'' and theY were 'aeon riet
at liberty; • . .;; , , ,
On Friday, the 18th inst.; Mr. bavid
lIepperrioacheri shot bear in" the
TeVni3hip Aitiabel. ;
being, efficient in hie etiee." About
imeknow would like to have a cattle
fair 80 VOy
' A torepeny has been foreand for the
purpose of sinking ft mit Or oil well at
e space nithO bao beAettet., 0(001311140,, Torth -!
e Lucknow AS'en el says n
knPWs 'when the W , G. 44. IL 4,
opened.
" Family jars,"_ein Dungannon
played by Lueknow Pramatiete,
John Clarke, of Cu/roes, wae
4 tree A few days ago, and now his fo
15 despairwl of. The tree fell
him on the head.
-,
The Manitoba Free Preis of a• late
date, publishes AL Ape9111.1t 301 the or, ,.,,
eumstanees connected wit, `,,,thp murder
coof I: nTiihrkiti,nislis'gnSe01994tyi'z',i'ir-•° .!).414'f, lailiing .4P4.4•04neott, -
li
'Campbell; GeO, IL; Young,.,and, Arobi:,
P, *eVietty, 40,*083. ,.tovlatt, ' D.:'iflq.
ibeld Wright.- Amongst other details,,
it"centeins the following hen.ible statp't:'•.
ment ';•;:e',-..".Seetti WaS ehot: at 0;86 4); aiir
Te,is sfkia that •abmit 5 o'clock in''•tho'' -"'
eyening, Bell, Alfred Selitt ithd,others ',
entered, the; bastion' into, which' Seett ",„
hadlqeen cOnveyed, and were' saluted '
inv.qet4ontlitC671.91:1•11::::111C;!M;'14.'Thlie4Y14,:h*t'teankg•,‘;' ,
beck., and sheitly afterwardil lapersen-,.,'.
entered ithe '.•.bestion", -and•;.out', Scott'a ''
tpi:iiirirtty% , '',,erliet,s, p:sght,:ei,r4gin 6,4, iillotiAtittf. u.,Ii:,,,oi Er
tlie body iri,"`"itlli#Pballiilityliiii4htalor ' ;
the refusal tosrve, 014 31)04, 4p,,,to tho
RiiiY. ,Ge9tge-Young-,who had applied ''• '• •
fOi'i.t;".*.ltil',,a ii0K..f., grso#K.,,4,4;.9,,lauttz:.,* '
beirl;teU:-labliali‘ur::::::i::', T-' tP'n'ail' m:'6';'11;4':::t v;hi:te;::'11:tilif;d11.3 •:',''''k iC4.0ttin'i•elcr4:::::kb;:dfnli'71:, 1'1;41:: ' '
'-.11'n'Wiliiih ,104140„.4kL '''''Ott'18,4t14klit'YO' '1
, re; r $
five' thilk; theialitintvas- gi'Veie i';''i '''''
,,,,
ipizesksenbgeilierlitclitt, x.- fiiii;diae:;,;5;joliev,ber i,Wenttlit"„pgH;olitt:10
peteon'4116-44', ilea: 'A' tifilfrie leh
Fad beentied' ore had. been- c at. offie is.rho-',,t'
driver returned tet.c.104)(1.01illsi ne'clite
tel Mthee teunk 61"iii let;4014, be. ha& :
04, IIX9,,q,Q4e;40.00.0t.4#0. *i,',16444.07
,J•ltklaffi, fi9#14;Pui.,,090.rk,* t4§
pat* apatite. had -beeii taiten'cnt
road'hrOketi:eion.'ilVede;tic '' d:,,,dis'a
- ,
.tidirigs„,of.„theAR.951trOor.'! ,,'' ,.,:,„„,
:I' ''' ox4i:Phiel_)::::0:11:11 ttv '6' 4. .hltil: t'sc':1:nle: 1:4' ::;',1, 371;:iat it :41*IeStlgc!fi:t l' ,7ti .: :e4a i:Ac :#11 ki :
..'.
can.P. ;' '''". •.' ' „ ''..
„
1 :11"a''rt''' ford', Conn.; '14treh 23.; -The
2Htna Cutlery Werke, of the Lagteu; . '
Fia44;&faatile'CO., in New Britein, ''•!.
were hurned te-day. •:It is. supposedette,: '1•,
hi; : the. WOrk -Of an ,inCendiery., , '500,,,, ,
Edmil are, thrown •out of elppleyment"iy,' „:
Many, of .t,he. girls , escapectout of the., :,, L
wl.n40.*fa,, , 4400),,SRQQ,991/;,,insuriklive;;;;'';'
450,090,in,fifty=eightednapanie Hatt4'
tot& ,Companiee,tose $45,-0,00., In all,'- '':
the 4rest it is divided .aniong Nevi -Tor -le
.ankfeteign.eompenies. , ., , , -i- .',, 4
' Belleville, Ill., Marcir22.--Yeateirdav
everting' the' Citiselat of Ceritteyill4; he
this countyi, learned that. a. horrible,
raurderhad been .connititted foir miles.
liOnth ',of that town on a family nanied • r
Stelitziede'....ne-rtiot ,%1;3ii:4*ofiiii,41,,:y .•;,;'' ,,,
peiglihora *hp..Went to their.house,,to"..,1.; ::
precure -vegatithles. : 'Aepert " .boli;'ig4.: • .
vwbee6n anIRS;i4Clexotostitgliitetsi,a01.4it'l;;;itinioine?,C", e.;1.14,,ti:,4e.,ii 1. ,,,f.
fainilY; copeieting; of Stelzurede, sr., ‘75 • " ., .::
years old, Stplzurede,,jr., ,25 yeltri.,c-ad, • , 4.
his wife and two children, teeteetfullYr: '.
.three:years andeeight heduths,eld„. were
'found dead. The murder Wee eVidetite
4y; committed ThuiadaY • night:',:. ''".The :.
body .of the young man evasfound twd :,*
stepationi his sleepint:'apartment with, •-• ,
the, throat'', cut 'and Skull:split:with an • ' • ''
axe; and, haiicls, eat ;with, a keife; Show- •"..
ing,that he had Made a. desperate strati-
gle. Hiiii :Vita:was. killed in bed while
asleep,„with,ilie"...infaut in her arme. ,
Her Skiillwas smashed ab4 throat -ciit.
The ;'ehildrenla . skulls . wereeerushe&., . -
The old gentleman slept in an, adjoin-
ing '..:toorte." 7 ind '. apPears '', te heve.been . ,
aroused by ' the' conflict • and ., to, have .
been -pulling on- ajackei ;When .the mut- .. .
clereirkilled :him, ., lie : tvas, onecof the 1
eldest' 'German settlerie":respeeted - by . - ,,, .
the , whole community. -, Tlie„ bounty ''''''.'
Courts ,offere, $1;000,1reWetil for tlie dile!: •
coVery, arrest and. conliction 'of the ..',,:.
,intuelerer., The Motive:: ie' benied, to be . e
a .,fainily 'fetid, and a larether4n;laWeet ' ' :'
Mr....Stelzur,ede;.•,jr.,,,isi. stranglY „suspect,-.„,,,''
'elf., ;Media setiedthein Monegiseld ilieid :•i'
, 4,f e:r1 id ni :.! _' .,e142t ip s„, t, te: 1.1,' b.l:ttwe 64eorai'ir'tlitiieolt;,;10..0.•;:oTh::•- ','I'e.--;:li.
-c1):7,6....:„.8,1,,i,,,1!1,..7:::1:'::....4.1:.e,t,, :b..„1:6;.u.....:15,3:::i iii.(;;ia:.:3.:: (
l'irs. p..R1, p.,Arocz wRITEs:-While0 .I ..-.,..4.4 - e
Wei.; undee:the 'ProCePie Of ' l!iyaiielas' :,.,
14'0::::116ii; .proida ,Tii4E,,ble;,:-:,,I.,.4,;!.'
. ii:01illd:4.,,iitigi,:46i":70,1,,,i,:ot'froi:i.,iii:tit:,:i:.040,:;r4,,nlifo:43;%; 2.'
tttilia' ' . e: 1' - :si 121 a:. 8, .1'. 6' ' : ;„ ni:: ' :lilt: . ): I?::;:' 1 jt: .1 1:9!:;' filX.'' sr' j i'.:' ' I:1( i :St: 4:1;4; ::;11: gl:i 1 r'i,' ''' hi 't:i
I nee, impertahe :organs Pfeenvsy .015a4mi
li'oti,"AiiiigOt.,*it '..,.. iiky" " '
:1:m1;:479itigui:4:g1 a41'' t Ltit°g!: ii*? 41.
4
ibbeitibffig,136,:taleakopttlivklictrith447,
un enancti;: ,lineW' it
%I!
4
•
inikes an',Old'P'ersiondkeiritthf:Y4ere-
'younger. •
tbateko-01,
it known 446ng
thay its itrreeterk liv,e efee,the happy
fruite of hia",inventimi., • •4e
, ALEXANOtit' CLARKE, niniq Alnly8;ritt
Jane,cke;of 1Vtilwatikee,isappar.
entli,one'tf,thoSe wornen,,*11P.rotight
tpreeil theirettinedentlefiecharnie from
m1161419'. Etoiti ., of this' epro-'io.
caution; yonnt 'il11111•;'),,Wbo ef )104'
19,ok"at roomfilhe had,ielet,
,ipto the, ,greetionseerrpe pf Mitt; 4'7T
01214,.whein'hiS. was in:trained
paid iis ne wi h great eon en i,arAirr$
ing that "she was sopretty he Ciftilifhit
heheeit.,- " ,
,*";." "'j;
411.7.11/Yrifil
D.6701301000.777-iti Vitero of the th1
. wife of 1...t...24...„„lethth., of mon,
•
' otatotratows,
Piterteredele-reettie3WEis..—, At :8t. themes, eri•
the ;hat big; by itt6 Day:. 8V.. Imott,
'tiler of thir bride Wm: Petherick 'of
Sparta, to Mrs. kettlewell, St Thomas, ;,-
Bissett Vosper,=-Iti!.'the teeldt'lleo, of the ,
bridtes± parents,Marah the 25th,hy'iliii
' 13,oerAft, Albert T,BiSsett,,ef.Elis.,•2:
ter, Miss, Elizabeth Vesper of Usborne,..:-;--
0,11441,410
0
, ' ' '
littPtieet arra 'feel; Aiid• '
• metitS; the proPeitY TliS50,'"Itiidgbia;",,,..101„,,'
r 0. etim
p'eatis ,3, '
1$11feaut, stoOk-itia.
of Pae .,‘Vaikor;,let
tclio 'Stoplitie tlielithg, 4161e at, 1
Spaolcinrin, 886. .1..
'Messiah), , Artift;4.;.-;Villiiire''lete 4 mini:
preportyof Ceettei, ..$*10
, tioini One° at 2 oeleek itellithee, •
Ate,,
fifet"inAe,!. 8.--ilittro*0 and 13aggiA ,
Ifok p, Saleat,2,6'eleeklt.M. •