The Exeter Times, 1887-1-6, Page 4A Brace of $ribers. IIiTARIl ET REPORTS,
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9leckp,.Wednesday. t
Front the Listowel Standard, railer no a 1 „ ,., 0 ^tr t 80
T111.Tlr2SD , JAN. pill, 1SSU. r 1 c nt l 13arl,y o 45 to 5cg
.fiver. brought to light in this .laic af. clic Pre- C?xts 28 to so
a the b C1 i;oea
viuce tic}s got ruin of on }e evening before
%ADZ.LORret V'O(h .
1' itrir, some of one young farmers in
the -centre oS Ontario may be looking night previous certain parties had been d,pples,perbag
oyoa • A 7 00 to 7 25
the oaectiuu., It was no: loss than a plot to ll'eebily x 75 to u.0.
''nas .,.
depri)e Star, Idess, the Qneervativo oaudi- 4orrr
date, of toe: votes of a large number of his Kegs
frisnts lis b1 township of Wallace. Oa Lliuipel'Ubl,:;,
Manday word reached. Mr. 'Bess that on the i l�otatcies,per bushel
elsewhere for 'a more extended opening, through the uortherai part of the townslnp, Dried:kpplospr b
oeeo o
it may be well to bears ill mind, that in calling at the grousesC4
of farmers W4Q were, ,A`arkev Brerl¢lb.
ltnbwu to 110 Conservatives and leaving two
dollar bills. In most oases the fa; mars were
routed ont ot their beds and bad tiro !boodle'
thrust upon them unawares, the "mystecions
strangers'" imnlediately,mal.ing off after tol-
ling them to use their teams and work for
Hess. At some places they would represent
fbeue•edves as agents of the Dominion Gov-
ernment, and at others as having been sent
by Mr. Koss. those who were sharp enoug4k
to see tltronglc the plot refused to take rhe'
looney, and heel the "mysterious straugers"
not suddenly decamped they would undoubt-
edly have been given a warm reception.
The news also reached town on Monday
eYeuing that some or the came parties were
at. Work that evening cin the boundary gad
along the 3rd concession. Effortswereat —FOR THE --
once made to fandoout who the scoundrels
were and to capture thein. The boodle dir- J 1�J scj
tributors were described as wearing fur over- 1 +[u
coats, which furluished a due to the owners of
tits coats and rendered the identification of
the parties continuatively easy. 4 searching
party was organized, and the result was that
at an early hour on Tuesday morning war-
rants were issued for the arrest of Fleury
Leslie, of Elute, and Themes Eallock, a
shoddy peddler, who resides in Gerrie.
Ilallook was arrested in the Grand Central
Hotel, to where he had, been traoed, and
Leslie was subsequently arrested at his own
house, The plot as was suspected, was
nothing ore or less thau a conspiracy to
defraud a considerable number of Conterva.
tiye electors of Wallace out of their votes,
the northern parts of this Province .there
tire miles of aures of good, hind to be hs4
'
for elle asking,alrci wbere the climate is a r t
more moderate than la Manitoba,
Tato most remarkable thing abouii Mr.
Bishop's Majority in South HATprl is
that the strongest professions of temper-
ance principles gave way to political. par-
tiaanship. ...s between the two oandi-
dates, Mr. Swonerton, the Conservative,
is .infinitely superior as a temperance
roan,--Goderich Star. •
Now that the elections are over, no doubt
Mr. Mowat will summon'enough'cenrage to
fill the Shrievalties and Eegistrarships
vecant in the Province, The;.Registrarsbip
of Carleton has been vacant for many
months, bat fearing to cause a split in the
party, the filling of it was put oft until
after the election: Thus party expediency
is consulted by Mowat before the public
utorests
Pitepers' are daily multiplying of the
extent to which the Canadian Pacific
Railway is being recognized in Europe as
the best avenue to Japan and eastern
countries. A correspondent of the Lon-
den Times, writing from ,Ikao, Japan,
says <: —
"Conipetitiox , allied with steam and
steel; is fast operating to :lessen the .enor-
mous distance which separates Japan. from
Ehrope. Already, with ordinary luck, the
Dur;ks per syr
Olaiekensper or
ftogs,dressedpex100
Boot
F� iidesroullg,
grossed
Sheepskins oaelr
:alf skins
Wool per lb
Hay porton .
•t►uions nor bush
'tyoodper cord
04FStog000Q
U56t00
., 0;17 to 0 17
47top1.7
00 G0 0.55
35to040
40 to 0 50
.:. 00400000
006to000
„ 0.08 to 08
,, 0 20 to 0 00
0 00 too 40
0 10 to560.
... 400 to500
.., 600toG60
600to700
.,, U 40 to G 7.
050to070
onito017
800 to 10 00
0.50to075
;., 250 to3o0
eLEA� SALE
and` therby reduce. Mr. Hess's majority in
thzft township, and perfiaps'eegnre his defeat.
This was made apparent when in was found
that Grit scrutineers had been imported.
from Stratford to attend at the polling sub
divisions inwhiohthe boodle bat been dis-
tributed, and whose instructions undoubtedly
were to swear ,every man at whose place
money had been left, But the calculations
of the conspirators were nippediu the b:id,
traveller ,'who does not tar* may reach (ae it were, by the arrest of 'Aallgck and Les -
Tokio from Lennon, by way of North lie, and the game being ttl4 with them, the
America, in thirty days. Soon he will be
able to-do so in twenty-four or twenty-five
• days, by way of Montreal andXort poorly."
WHILE Canadians; in this part of the
Dominion at least, have 'been enjoying 0
winter of exceptional wildness and re
markabfy free from heavy snowstorms, it
seems a little strange to learn that in
England the wether has been intensely
cold, accompanied with much snow, and
fierce winds, by which travel has been
delayed' and heavy losses to property
occasioned. It seems to be prdtty well
established bytthe experience of recent
years that the English climate is - chang
ing for the worse, while thedreaded win-
ters of Canal„da are becominmilder.
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THE following is
went of the
strangers who were brought in to act as
scrutineers were speedilygiyen the wink to
not put the oath,. It was subsequently ascer-
tained that between sixty and seventy farm-
ers had been called ou, but so far as we
know, not a single man of themacceptedtL
money forced on them as a bribe. In several
cases the money was refused point black ;
in others it was left outside of the houses ;,
others again had the money forced into their
pockets, while still others"'did not realize that
money had been left with them till the "mys-
terious strangers" had gone. Rad they de-
layed their disappearance into the darkness
they would undoubtedly have fared' badly, :as
the indignation was intense upon the dis-
covery of the trick that bad been perpetrated.
Hailoek and Leslie were released on bail, the
former in 1$4-,000 and the latter in,$3,000.
Their examination was adjourned' till Wed-
nesday next,
ednesdaynext, 5th.inst., at 70 a. m,
Samollrichri
Have decided to reduce the following lines
for the next 80 days, in order that every
person may have extra value for the Christ-
mas and New Years' holidays
Dress Goods, Millinery,
Mantles, Shawls, Hosiery,
Gloves, Collars, Ties,
Scarfs, Small -wares
[of every descripticn.
----ALSO A --
CHOICE LOT OF FURS !
--IN—.
Ladies' Jackets, Fur Setts,
• Fur Caps,_ Collarettes,
Fur Trimmings, &c.
We have constantly on hand a first -plass
assortment of Scotch, English, French,
end Canadian
ens ads. Tweeds'
in whieh we are prepared to give extra:
value. •
UNDERCLOTHING A SPECIALTY,
A No. 1 Suit for 70 , cents. Overcoats and.
Ready-made Clothing at rockbottom prices.
GROCERIES I Our stock of groceries are
Fresh and Now for Christmas.
Call and Get Quotations.
It is pleasing to us to state that a 'great THE L®p (Published .by the
many df otu• subscribers -the majority of A. B. S-
whoneewere several. years in arrears --have New York.
call_<l and renewed subscription and TAY®N' �+ C s
• ares. We propose mak "tin„' OFY V a7Emmizassiamagaimma
a ,t -ng .,`:.
C P BP. 'tonil"7tn� � t, rnd""exlien- .paid up-'oitY sv�
sesfor '1,a ember,l8\_Gross'eatziings, the'Clltiss still mare acerin,.. ..
$1,073,2/6 ; worliing\lises, $625,049; ensuing year.
net profits, 8448,236 ; °lease in net
profits, for November, as cot 'oared
with November, 1885,. 0,232. For•,
`the eleven months 0., November
- 30th, the figures are as ows :-Gross
Mearnings; $9,187,703„ av g expenses,
3,241 ; in-
$ki,764,4Cp2 p, ret firofits,
• t profits the eleven on the lith ult., by the Rev. J. Eamon a.
MARRIED.
MCCLYuolr-11iAuPsox.-At the residence of
the bride's father, on the 21st nit., by Rev.
Wm. Torrance, Mr. Wm. McOlymont, of
Stanley, to Mies Melvina Maudson, of
Tuckersmith.
WAITS—AncenseLD•—At the residence of
' the bride's father, 5th con. Tuckertainitb,
crease m ne ,
months enduig Naayemb h _, 1886, as to Miss Han -
ah a d . Watugh err of Ir. A. Archibald.
compared with last year, .057• And 5005—TUomesoka.—At the residence of the
this is the line of Railwshich the bride's mother, on the 29th ult., by the
opponents said would not eEev. J. S, Lochead, Mr. Geo. C. Meggs, to
pts salt."
Mies Aggie`P. Thomason; all of Parkhill.
It tans out materially tRIiINSO�. LAGLADnR .
teriall d nt sow• r—On the 29th ult.,
ever. at the residence of Mr. Thos. Magladery,
father of the bride, by the Rev. A. G,
01
WHILE the Conservativ; ty feel dis- Harris Mr.M. Parkinson, of Strathroy, to
)Miss Lizzie Magladery, of Parkhill.
appointed andanrloyed,it'`; feat where VAbt:—ANDEnsON.—At the Methodist par-.
sonag°, St. Marys. by the Rev. A. M.
Phillips, Charles Wade, of North Norwiek,
to Mee Isabella Anderson of North Dor-
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M. J. COLLINS Wellauii,''
Merry Christmas to all, both great' and
small, 0nd with thanksgiving, favours
GEORGE KEMP
would respectfully solicit a share of the
Christ nate Trade, dealing only in
Groceries, Fruits, cecc.I
I have a 'full line of Family Groceries,
Oranges, )figs, Basket Raisins, Nuts, Cand,
les of all kinds assorted, .Peanuts roasted,
Tobaccoes, Cigar's, Belfast Aromatic Ginger
,tile,
`,Cry a euke of.Compressed Yeast, and you
will use no other,
r 'Great Redatetion in Prepaid Tickets to
parties sending for their friends from Eng-
land, Ireland, Scotland or Germany.
Apply : GEO. I EMP
10511500050 THE ADDRESS,
Drew's Block, South Store
Just Arrived
A COMPLETE STOCh O1+'
X -MAS GOODS
—AT—
S. C. IIERSEY'S
(#ROCERY,
victory should have b�rt `n of '.e most de-
' cisive character, t1p5-`•tve thproud con-
sciousness of lving fought f. the side cheater:
of truth am ustice. There "s nothing SirLnd—lion15RTs—In Fullerton, on the 22nd
V.', 'b. the Rev. MI'. Caswell. Mr. David
in theinefeat to make thein ashamed, by of Blaushdtd,; to Ida, youngest
In th our of defeat they fess satisfac- daughter of Mr. Isaac Roberts, of Fuller-
Ntion: at their opponents don., experi- ton, m
ence in victory. They know f1;ir -cause '
was a just one ; the Referrers knoi
theirs was most unworthy. '.''e woula
not exchange places with them. Victory
is only+ satisfactory to Conservati•es when
obtained oretprinciple. They wish no
victory that can be obtained onlyby the
abandonment' of every principle ti virtue
and by the elevation of a mercinay mis-
creant into a hero and martyr. Tie Re-
formers are welcome to all such yitories.
l TnAT' political 'affairs in Canna are
nearing a crisis which must end rifler in.
ciail war or a complete overtu ling of
our present constitutional syst tr and
the substitutiongf sonic new an crude
scheme, there can Le no douhit the
minds of those who will allow 'tl4nelves
or will he allowed by partyism Tb take
ariimpartial`view of the situation. +Lib
erals may gloat and glory to theirihetits
content over the victory they halo on,
but the triumph has been purchased by a
fearful outlay of principle. Drench dom-
Inition, which they hated so religiously
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