The Exeter Times, 1880-2-5, Page 6•
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'I'HE TIMES
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AN EFFECTIVE BREAK-UP OF A.
CARD PARTY.
'While, one of the New York boats
woe ou a trip fr0111, here to New York,
the mate reported to the captain that
the boat was on Are in the hole. Ti
eaptaiu went and very diatinetly saw
the fire. It consisted of a lighted tal-
low candle surrounded by three derides
who were playing cards. The captain
immediately ordered the hose on and
played ieto the hole, The colored men
had taken the precaution to lock their
door to prevent .being disturbed. The
hosernau was order( not to put the
stream ou them until the air was well
out of the hose, and to be sure to keep
moving it around iu a. circular manner
so as to make thorough work. The
card -players tried to !hid the door, but
there was such a force and swasbing of
the water from the hose that they could
not make it out, When they did anise
out they strongly resembled three
drowned negroes.—Falt 1?icer News.
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IRISH AFFAIRS.
THE DISTRESS INOREASING--SERIGUS DIS-
TURBANCES—PROGRESS OF THE RELIEF
UNDS.
London, Jan. 29,—The Duchess of
A SAD CASE,
A POOR MA'S OUTS BIS THROAT RATHER THAN
BE A BURDEN TO THE TOWN --DEAD BODY
OF A CHILD FOUND 1N A WATER CLOSET,
Windsor, Wan. 20.—It was rumored
here this morning that a Luau had eons-
neitted• suicide by cutting his throat. A.
reporter made enquiries, and ascertein-
ed that the location of the deed was in
what is conethanly known as "Nigger: -
town," a cluster of shanties about a
mile south along the street mentioned.
On arrival there he was directed to the
house of a colored man named Stevens.
Ou the floor of the:eingle room which
served. for kitchen, eating.room and
parlor, stretched alreost at full length.
lay a greyheaded man, face downward,
and a large curdled patch of scarlet on
the carpet beneath his head. On a
little stand near was a looking -glass,
and just in front of it a mzor, the
blade and hand's of which were cove
with blood, showing that the unfortu
nate man must have gone about his
last apt with singuler precision. The
blood had spurted all around the room,
the bed -clothes, windows and walls all
being deeply stained. "It was just this
way," said Stevens, when Relied to ex-
plain what he kuew of the terrible al-
Marlbordugh charaCterizes Parnell's fair. "Phat man McKay, he come t3
statements that the fund which bears me two weeks ago Tuesday. He hadn't
her name only relieves the tenants who got no money and be was sick and nst
nble to work at his trade. He was a
painter. He come to me, and lie says
be Ftin't got nowhere to stay, but that
'if I'll keep him a while the County will
see to it. 'All right,'„ says I. Next
day I went down to Squire T3artht, and
he says lie has DO f,11111g to do With pay- ?err me vserymdaetsemtheili.nii.,TiieT 41=1 reasonable
ing for the man's beard, anct told me to L9mornber he Hcmsall Furniture and under-
go to Dr. Conventry. 1 waited a while
and then went to the Mayor, mid he S PAIRBAIRN.
told mo to go to the Council. Then I
goes to the Council, aud they done told
me to go to Alex. Crawford, Chairman
of the Charity Committee. So 1 saw The only positive cure for Catarrh yet cliscoVered.
Crawford, and he says he's too busy to I, on OAVEI BY
make time. Yesterday they gave me a C. LUTZ'S CENTRAL I/RIG STORE.
dollar for keeping him two weeks. Si W. IJSUIT11, General Agent, A.r1cona, Ont.
I says to McKay, this morning, Tee a
poor man, and this rate of board don't
pay me. Fix your self up and wine
'town town with me today, for I can't
keep you Ionger.' He says, 'you might
'paid their rent, and that its promoters
have political objects, es gross false-
hoods.
THE MANSION HOUSE FUND. .
Dublin, Jan. 29.—The total subscrip-
tions to the Mansion House fund
amount to 29,000. Forty-nine grants,
amounting to 2180, were made to -day.
THE DISTRESS INCREASING.
The distress is inoreasiug. A depu-
tation from Liverpool is here to sdvise
upon the best means of distributing
the, fund organized there.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
A fire broke out in a biscuit factory
here to -night, and is raging yioiently.
The flames are spreading rephity. Te
damage already reaches R,50,000.
RESISTANCE TO4EVICTION.
Dublin, Jan. 29.—There is a popular
risings in County Artnegh iu oppositIon
to the service of ejectment processes.
Several shots were fired into a bailiff's as well throw me in lila river.' 1 went
house, and notices posted in different , out about eight o'clock this morning,
land when I came back about ten I found
places threatteniug such of the tenantry
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as ahould show a dispositiou to yield to him es you see him now.
McKay was a Scotchrnan, about
the demands of landlords and pay their sixty years of age. He used to be a
rents under fear of the ooustrbulary. hard drinker, and during his late period
Two fires supposed to be of incendivy of abstinence has been very despond
origin,. have occurred in the neighbor. ent. No 0110 lin3we anything of hi
relations. An inquest was held by Dr.
hood. The feeling among the people is Casgraiu this aftercoou.
ane of determination to resist eviction ,
by force, if necessary. At present there
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AN EVICTED TENANT REINSTATES BY FORCE.
Dublin, Jan. 27.—The people of
Ballyhannis, which was the scene of
the receot anti rent detnonstrations,
assembled in force and set to work to
rebuild the but from which a tenant
was ejected a few days ago, and despite
efforts of the constabulary, w'm tried
to prevent them, succeeded iu reinstat-
ing its former occupant.
Ottawa has given $850, the Hastings
County Council $500, and New Haven,
Conn., $1,500 to the Irish relief fund.
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AN OTTAWA "CORPSE" ORZECTS TO BEING
BURIED.
'Ottawa, Jan. 29.—A. small -pox pati.
ant had a narrow escape from being
buried alive yesterday. It appears he
we eoffined and placed in the grave
before it was discovered that, be was
not dead. The grave digger had thrown
three or four shovelsfull of sand ou the
coffin when he fended he heard a swim.,
The coffin was iinmediately raised, and
ou the cover being removed it was
found that he still lived. He was tak-
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once; it being morecarefully assorted and sokeetocl than that of any previousseason.
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In the Dry Goods
Every department is replete with the most seasonable and fashionable fabrics',
marked at
priees which should command the attention of the very closest buyers. THEORDER.dID
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In Millinery
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