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Brown has been elet•ted presi- dent of the London Cheese Board. new postoffice has been estab- lished. i at the !loud! to summer resort. elayor 'runty [• • THE EXETER TIMES traeheatolny performed on .him on Sat- ; It is 'rumored that President Cleve - =day, Is in a very critical condition. ' land will involve the United States in Cir :John Peuder, member of Perlia-' war with Spain as soon as Congress ail- ment for the Wiek district, has resign» j looms, that ;Cuba will be liberated, and ed his seat in the House of Commons l . Cleveland will float on the wave owing, to his helpless condition, the re-! of popular approval to the White suit: of an attack of paraly its of the . House for another term. brain. In the United States the business situ- ation asanufaeturers The i anish AlinUter itth tt o hi rtro- are eviclenas lyt playiz g da. mwa ting ace, Roser e Secretary for Lune will grunt that the present conditions and future pro - island a measure of autonomy camper- slice is of trade not; being such as would ablable with that enjoyed by the Da- ezweurage anything eist, The sexing minion of Canada trade has passed unsatisfactorily; it 13 yet The Ang'.o-t'ctnatlian trade euutitiues told buoo siness mensity to u generallt on y ares very to make atkenthgvg sof tie i ht� four ee Months bag me conservative ,just now, and the result e business ilss of Ile per tent. Importsme is an all round hand-to-mouth condi- from Canhia inert ae•l seventy perent-, tion of things. The textile !mills are while the Ilritish imports from all ole- of employm ilei meansron that t ine�e'out er countries increased only nine per Cent. GEhi,Lii,AL, Mr. Curzon stated in the House of Marseilles bas had two fatal cases of Commons on F ritiay that t lie ilrit ish choline. Vice-Can�ul at Banta had been instruct- The Socialist leader, Volders, is dead ed to lodge. art appeal against the ae- at Brussels. quite! of Capt. Loiheira, the. Belgian M. Germain See, the noted French officer who was recently tried for hang ing Stokes,an .English trader of the physician is dead at Paris. Congo Free State. There were twenty-two deaths from, is IIenotary Pres,- l The Tilt between the Inteh arty and cholera at Alexandria on 11Tanday, dint of t he lxevs 1 -ort .iixxzed Ham w hitscat eel/unlet, is dead at Mentone. Hunt Club gave the Government such a large majority, has resulted in the Eng- Abyssinians have liberated the Ital- li: h Noneonformists declaring that they fans who were made prisoners at Aga - will not support the Irish in their de- ma. Ilton the Li :et'a] over the l;dueatiun 1di1, M• Henri Oernuschi, the noted politi- Rain is still hindering the seeding olio tion:i iii the eastern part. of Man- itoba d f tent rates have been awarded for the min or Home Rule, as they are evict - $25,c00 addition, to the Western hair ently under the control of the priests, buildings. In the House of Commons the Htrme Dr. A. W. Moody hats leen appoint- Seirrerary announced aprinciple of pro- ed superintendent of the Oleneral Hos- cedure in his office. While an accused pita! at Winnipeg.person is assumed to be innottent until Over 300,000 whitefish from the Ott a- + toUUd guilty, a convicted person is as- w:i It tt••hery !rave been depe iced in the eumed to lie sillily until proved to lee Itide•iu lakes. ' fnnarent. This, applied to Mrs. Mtoay'- 11 It I/true has to ihned as managefortkforatheti onfieted hu banndtaurd ink: ;iIteoIox of i he t.lttawe and Gat t- neau Vette), t Railway Co. er Mr. Chamberlain, at the unveiling li loos tern cleeove iii, after 35tyears, a memorial window in Cordwainer that the le-eex County C'aruntel build- Hall, London, yesterday, said that Eng inns arse on the er' 'ng land. land had lost the American colonies Rosario I urdon 1140 defaulting which now form the United States, !lithe lieu & Ontario t rt :sur''r, has been !mistakes whit h would not be repeat erre tecl at Paris, )ranee. ed. He, however, thought the loss At Sarnia the four-year-r;ld laugh- blessing to bath nations, if the tw ter of Mr. I3 Orel; enwee burned to great nations should go forward in con death while starting it bonfire. j tinned peatie and amity. The German Government bas voted a credit to fight the cholera epidemic; Alexandria. President Kruger, in an interview, said he was astonished at the official defence of Mr. Cecil Rhodes. China, has paid in full the Baptist Mis- sionary Union claims for property losses in the Seel -men riots. The despateh of Indian troops to gar- rison Suakima has given great, satisfac- (rtion and confidence to the natives, s The Newfoundland Legislature meets - on June lith. The question of uniting with the Canadian Confederation will by+ be revived. - a The Spanish press is greatly irritated aver the Cuban affair and favours war o` with the United States if the later wants it, The Sultan's fear of assassination bas led to wholesale arrests of Armenians, who are being barbarously tortured to make, then[. confess. The Emperor a f Germany has given greatoffence to the clerical party, be de- claring that clergymen have no right to interfere in politics. The Anglo-Egyptian expedition up the Nile is proceeding without the ,lightest hitch, and the dervishes appear to be temporarily demoralized. The British steamer Woulwieh, from New Yak fir ('laina and Japan, is a -her<' on tehabelkeer reefs, near Jiddale. is the Red Sea. Great damage was done in Quito and other towns of ,Ecuador by repent earth- quakes,. which destroyed the eity of Puerto Viejo. There are rumors in Rome that Mgr. Galimberti. who died late Thursday, was poisoned, and a post-mortem has been demanded Anti -missionary riots broke out at Kiaeg-Yea n on 7ues day . 'The British h mission was looted and burned, but the missionaries escaped. The Spanish speech from the throne announced a measure aiming to estab- lish in the Antilles an aclmfnistrat ion of a purely local character. The Cuban rebel chief Felix Collazo, captured recently in the Province of Ha- vana, was shot without the fora ialities of it court-martial. Mesa Madrid papers seriously ask, but without violent language, if open wale is not better than the existing state of affairs with the United Sates.. It isreported that. the Boer Govern- ment has recently reduced the sen- tences of the, eunvieted members of the Joltannas1Seag !Reform Committee. Spain is furnisbiug its soldiers in Cuba with brass -pointed cartridges, con- trary, it is said, to the jaw of nations, to which Spain subseribed at. the Gen- era Congress. The pert of Bahia was visited Tues- day ,night by a hurricane of signal violence, aecompliehee by subterranean thunderstorms. C helms of enormous extent have been ol..se'd in the earth. Freneh custom receipts for the first four months of 1'896 shows an increase of imports to the •amount. of $33,400,- 000 and exports $16,800,000, as com- pared with the same period last year President iru Kruger asserts that the in- trigues alleged to exist between the Transvaal and Germany were merely soap bubbles, The South African Re- public, he declared, desired to he friends with all. The British and German Ministers at Perkin have protested against the ac- tion of Russia in occupyint part of tha fore'-hore of Che -Foo. contrary to treaty rights. There is a large Rus- sian squadron in Chinese waters. Fears are entertained at St. John's, Nfld., for the safety of the crews of the sealing schooners Coleman and Primrose which sailed from 13ronne Bay in March to prosecute the seal fishery in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. President Kruger expresses himself satisfied with the promise of Mr. Cham- berlain that there will be a full par- liamentary enquiry into the conduct of Mr. Cecil Rhodes and the action of the Chartered South African Company. UNITED STATES. H. C. Branner, editor of the New York Puek, is dead. vetrc, was killed by er wag- village of ' iu e . Alichhas been gun oix Quetta street, Hamill on. ;almost wiped out by fire. Mrs. V� . l.. Sanford Ins leen elected ' The damage to property by � the storm president of the Ladies'i Committee of n Minnesota will reach '8100,000. the Wentworth Historical Society. It is estintat«'d that about two hun- Hugs and bad weather are damaging Bred lives ewe lost in the recent cy- the wavier wheat emit itt the 1'xuited eione in Texas, States aeeordang to stories sent to. Chi- Thre • s'sters named Crawford, of Ole- • tzietu. an. N.Y., have it is said. fallen heir to Sir l.ioneld Smith hes left Montreal a fortune of 8'00.000. - for Lcmdoxt, where he will undertake A mother hanged her four children the duties of Hight:oItaIU-sl,,ner for and then ruieidee in tee, same way at Conrado. Ripley. Ohio, on '1hursday. Re%. Canon DuMt.ulin, of St. James' Nora Perry, the authoress and toet- Cithedral, 'Toronto, has !,.ren electedI Bishop of Niagara; an't aceepteil the pt - ess, died on '11 ednt.0 ;ay at Dudley,3lass. Mt ion. She was fifty-five years of age :ill•. Alex, McKey. es -:1.P. for Ilaun- Rain bas quenched the forest fires in Hem, and Mr. W. S. Davie. ex -ALP. for in Nortbern tlirhi; n, Late vreekdant- Ali�t rte•, have !leen appointed Colles- age done will reach a million dollars.. er,. of Customs. t ti C alms Five million. pike fry were turned Several thousand ballot t usei made loose into Lake Ontario by the Niagara ant he pen; t ntiary are being shipped to County Anglers' Club at Olcott, N.Y., nony poinis in the Dominion for use berbour. in the elections. Bernard Koch, probably fatally poi - Montreal shipping ,leen have petition- coned his brother-in-law, his wite and eel the Government to allow the ship- two children, then suicided at Irwin; hent of United States cattle from the pa„ yesterday. port of Montreal, Gus Purdy and Val Jebley were kill- Mentilers of the Belleville Board of ed by the fail of a, steel jack while Trade have asked Sir Mackenzie Bowell working at the Ellicott, square building to represent theta at the Chambers of in Buffalo on Thursday. Commerce ttnventlun in Landon. Charles A. Weddigen, assistant fin- ! President Pettit., of the Ontario Fruit aneial clerk of the State Senate, sui- s Growers' Association, says the fruit sided at Auburn, N.Y., on Thursday. prospects around Grimsby were never Jilted by his Sweetheart. otter at this season of the year. Christian Geiger, at Wooster, Ohio, Michael Horn and Mark Tompkins, farmer, crazed on religion, on Wcdnes- convieted of waylaying and robbing day attacked his father with a hoe. Tuckett's cashier in Hamilton, were !;early decapitating him. each seni<enc•ed to twelve years in the Miss Emma Large, at Trenton, N.J., penit exit eery. the other day vomited a live lizard It is reported that. an American syn- which she swallowed while drinking at dictate has offered the Vale Barrel Ma- a spring some weeks ago. chine- Company 8:100,000 for the right Mr. Jobn W. I.lookvvalter, a leading to manufacture the machine in the Demo,rat, predicts that Mr. Cleveland ['nit.'et Stat.'s. will be nominated for a fourth time 1'he Royal Geographical Society of at the Chicago convention in July. Great Britain, has awarded the Gill me- morial to A. P. Lowe, and the Back Mr. Rudgard s other-xn owing to the grant to J. 13. Tyrrell, of the Geolog+- Bathreats atx'erfto kill him,aannonncese Itis in- Ira) department. tention of leaving the United States. The Toronto City Treasurer has A special commission of the Japanese handed out his estimates for the year. Government, has arrived at San Fran - The totalti es mated expenditure lie is cisco to studythe workings t rki of n electri- cal power and telephone systems in the uncontrollable. United States. Mr. J. Castell Hopkins has been ap- Bishop am Lawrence, of the pointed by the Canadian blanufactur- Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, has ers' Association their representative at suspended the Rec. R. Fuller, of the Chambers of Commerce Conven- Malden, for remarrying after obtaining tion in June. a divorce. The ministerial Association of Lon- Policeman Michael Sammon, of Buf- don has compromised with the lodges falo, who killed Sergeant Conlin, his regarding Sunday church parades, the officer, latter agreeingsuperior officer, last January, has been not t o parade ad e P before sentenced to . miens int ri.o nment for r Iii 4.0 � P e. 3 pm. 'The Government bas given rewards to The quiniuples born in Mayfield, Ey., Capt. J. Calle and four sailors of the April 29, are all dead. The doctors think Spanish steamship Cadagua, of Biibote their death may be the result of wor- for rescuing the crew of the shipwreck- ry, caused by the enormous visiting ed schooner Annie G. O'Leary, of Hali- crowds. fax, November 30. The United States House of Repre- sentatives AlcEachran, Government Veterin- sentafives has passed a bill for the construction of a bridge across the Niag- ara had an interview recently with the from Lewiston, N.Y.,to Queen.- ose of arranging details of the regu- son; nt. Montreal steamship -owners for the pur- ara aver t O la.tions to he enforced for the shipment The Lni'el States battieship Oregon of cattle. made an average speed of 16.78 knots, add Canada. At a meeting of the Toronto Exeeu- beating tie world's record, and thus Live Committee of the British Associa- earns a premium of .175,(100 for her Gloirxay impressions prevail in Hav- tion for the Advancement of Science, builders. aha as to the prospects for military op - the other day it was definitely arrane- Wesley Hurd. aged 8, sat up in his orations. 'The local volunteers do not ed that the meeting of the associa,toin coffin as friends were arriving to at- lreat.twenty d eo h anal onsifroSpain,dat are will be held in Toronto on August 18th. teat his funeral at Logansport, Ind., deemed indispensable. It is xpected The SundaySchool Association of On- on Saturday. Ile was thought to have the insurgent:, will renew their activ- been drowned. it during the a tario, at its meeting Friday, in To- y popearts unhealthy ronto, completed arrangements for at- President Cleveland bas approved the season, when Europeans cannot move tending the eighth international (tri- Act making provision for the del arta- t elliy on at•euunt of the tropical heat ennial) Sunday school convention to be tion of the Canadian Cree Indians frim rains. At Goderich the perpetrators of the adian authorities. outrage which resulted in the death of Two lads, one eighteen and the other Mr. Field of Wingham pleaded guilty twenty years of age, who were arreat- to a charge of assault occasioning ac- ed in Cambridge, Mass., on Thursday held in Boston next month. sIontana, and their clelxvto h ery te Can- bethan lady with a small muff ha al ing from her girdle; before this date ti it was probably looked upon. as an co- in centric novelty, at least in England. A ai bodily harm, to which the origin - indictment was changed. Chief Jus - eta Meredith sentenced Robert Harri- son and George Phippen to three years the penitentiary, Charles Manser and Thomas Montgomery to two years, d the boy, Albert Martine to six the Central Prison. There is a pros- ect of executive clemency modifying he sentences. GREAT BRITAIN. full century before, a Venetian.grand. dame had carried her lap dog id le In her in muff—a, fashion that continued for a p long season, and. found its way into t France. In Paris muffs for this express pur- pose, chimes •manchons, as they were styled, cued be bought in 1692 at the h establishment of the Demoiselles Guerin. fro Rase de Bac. Freneh sumptuary laws condescended to notice such minor de- ed tails as the eolar of a muff. The bur— w gems :was obliged to restrict himself to somber black; the noble might please himself. Under Louis XIV., therefore, Annie Dyer, the London infanticide, as been declared insane by an expert m the Imperial Home Office. Dr. Salmon, of London, the oldest reemason in the world is dead. He as one hundred and six years of age. The young Duchess of Marlborough ty thousand male seals this season. They will be presented at the next Drawing- were allowed to take only fifteen thous- room, ethich will be held by the Prim- and last year. • the mane -Ion of the courtier was brit - night, have confessed to starting fif- ty fires during the past six months. At the Electric Exhibition in New York on Saturday night, Ttir. Chaun- cey Depew sent a message, which pass- ed over fifteen thousand miles of wires, and the reply was received in four min- utes. The will of the late Bishop Ryan was offered for probate in Buffalo on Mon- day. The estate, which is valued at more than five hundred thousand dol- lars, is left to the Church' of which he was a prelate. The 'United States Government has issued a permit to the North Ameri- can Commercial Company to take thir- liana with gold lase and embroidered. 0e rthbons. Copenhagen, and the Princess of Wales and her daughters, from the south of ss of [vales. 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DP' SPINNEY 1 Uia ago WOODWAR.D AVENUE. (Side 1£ntrance No. 15 E. .,Elizabeth St.) DETROIT. M!CH. moteilikikeekkaiessuesesenaaticresee 1 upon the skin of the animal. Every de- tail was exactly drawn. The sheep had been killed while hud- dled together in a corner, and the lands- cape in each case was the same, the pic- ture being of that part of the sur- rounding scenery which lay in the path of the lightning flash which killed the frightened animals. Stories of lightning prints are old, "ems' some of them curious, and may no doubt have an element of truth in them. But some of their marvels are certainly due to the vivid imaginations of those who tell them. There is the story of the Italian lady wrho, while sitting' in the window of her villa at Lugano, received a severe shock from a stroke of lightning, and " although she recovered completely, the impression of a flower, which must have been in the path of the lightning flash which reached her, was printed indelibly on her body." nn lies about four miles fromThath, Eng- land, comes a story of a curious freak of lightning. Near the village here is, or was when the incident occurred, a large wood composed of oak and nut trees. In the center of this wood there was a small pasture quite hem- med in by the surrounding grove. Here six sheep were kept by their owner. The flock being small, the pas- ture, only fifty yards in extents, con- tained herbage sufficient for them. One day while the sheep ;tvere in the field a severe thunderstorm came on, and one flash of lightning killed simul- taneously every sheep in the pasture. Pt is to be presumed they were mourn- ed, by the owner% but no doubt consid- ering that they might be of some pro- fit to him, although dead, he sold their bodies to a butcher in the neighbor- ing village of Coombe Bay. The butch- er began his business by skinning the lightning -struck animals. To the astonishment of the butcher and his assistant, on the interior of each sheep -skin they foundprinted an elaborate and faithful picture of the landscape surrounding the sheep pas- ture. These natural pictures were in no respect bitggestive of the umpres- sionist daubs, but the trees, the fences, John I. Hughes, of Lexington, Ky., the 'rocks and bushes were all as pry f has in 29 years taken 529,750 in prem- eisely represented as if photograph, ed Tums at the State fair. TOOK IT FOR GRANTED. Homely Lady—Oh, I guess you can fill the place. My husband is an easy man to suit. New Coek (looking at her)—Yes,mum, I can readily believe 1.1. 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