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'1'“ DAILY BUN
published every dun-noon. Sundays ex~

y,bytheyear. 8.8: 755m:- parxnonth.
Tm: wxnxrxi‘ aux __-

mThunday. and mailed. —

_v (Gammon)... to
w. H. NACLE, .

EditorundProprietor.

k
i PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

OSBORN WICEENDEN, Architect.
013cc. 315 Main Skeet septfl

A. CHISHOLM. Contractor and
- .Builder. 0mm. ass-m Street“. ceptu

As: TARKER, game.- H2111,
_ momman deityRulLlVin-
peso Depots
, OYAL‘SPRUDIIOMME, Law Ofioes
_ Maxim oppodtetheCouanWinj
proc- ' ‘ seplo-Gm
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Ofice Booms—1 and 3 Spencer BloeLPort—
'_ . Avenue. tt

LEE. TAgIT & 00.. Livery, dFeed

‘ SWIM} 3 \4.‘ '7? I" i i" an A299537 -
L. BENSON, L. D. 8.. D. D. S..
. . Dentist. Booms, Bacon's Block, north of
f ost Onloe. 214 Rain Street, Winnipeg.

EORGE B. ELLIOTT, Finance aha
_ Insurance Agent, “‘eet Lynne. Man. Mun—
..‘pal and other Securities negotiated. limo

HESTERTON d: MCNICHOL. Archi-
. mots. Commercialcham
mnipeg. 4 ”Walter Chestertou;n. hlcliichol; t!
C? H I L‘L I P S BROS:,*Dominion‘
Land Surveyors and Civil Engineers.
Q’Booms 5 and 6, Riggs
Inlytf

NTOINE LUCIER, Saddler. Shop

and Store. corner of Post Oillce and Roi—lo

ercllfl Hotel building‘ . Wmni' peg.
septlgzu y

. TUART MACDONALD, Barrister d:
2‘ Attorney, No Public, Conveyancer, d2c.
5.: .uer of Marriage ‘censes. Portage Avenue,

'iunipeg. Han. - ml)

S. GRAY. M. D.. C. 31., 11ch
. University. Member 0: the College 0! Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ontario. otfioe, 4015mm
. Street,.Winnipeg, septumly

L STEINHOFF, Importer and Menu;
. manner: 01- Harness, Saddles, 'Whipa,
Trunks. Valisee, Etc..- opposite -Portage Avenue,
Main Street, Winnipeg. septB
McCOSKRIE 6t SMITH, Architects,

Civil. Sanitary and Kyniaulie Engineers
and Buildin Surveyors, 340 Main Sf... Winnipeg.
‘ Edward Me oskrie. Joseph Smith. lmo

 

 

 

Bu erintendente. Ofice, Merchanta'ZBank
Block. ml for circular 01 reierences to works
. now executed. C. A. Barber. J. B. Bowes.

LARKE d: CLARKE, Bumstersnnd.
' ‘Attorneys-at—Law. Solicitors in Chancery,
are. E. J. Clarke. Q. 0.. Frank J. Clarke. omce.
omer Main Street and Portage Avenue. mlyti

V B. THBAUDEAU, Barrister and
e Attorney-atrLaw. Solicitor in Chancery,
' 'otsry, Conveyanoer, 6:c. Dulce: No. 2'78 Mam
. "- treet,'4 doors south ! Merchants‘ Bank, \Yinni-
g.~- - - ----— ----— mlytl
. MONKMAN, Barrister, Attorney,

- loan at lowest rates. No commission for valu-
tor‘s lees. Office—Over Merchant! Bank, ‘Wxn-
‘peg. ‘ ' I lmo

OBINSON 6: WOOD, General Paint-
ers, Pu er-Eungers and Glaziers, etc..etc.,
02 Main St... Vinni eg. All orders ISgomptly at-
tended to. Sign Vriting and C ominin a
specialty. y
J BuCARB, Jeweller,-.360_Mam Street;
- opposite City Hall. Winnipe , Memtoba.
:I-a-ene: advanced 9n Diamonds,. tches and
“ ~JeWC cry of all kinds. "Watch and Clock Repair-
' -gaspecialty. octlmly

gill S. CROTTYJD CO., Real Estate,
" I - Commission and Insurance ente. glands
. ught and sold on commission. 9 co. ha. 3:8

.. Street. Winnipeg, oppositeCItyEall. H. .
. tty. 8. Poison.

--.-TEE..BEST -SET of Artificml
. 0 Teeth, up er or lower, 515. Common
. ts. 312.. Gold on Other Fillings at Consxstent
“ 'ces. Wax-ranted Satisfactory. References
1 van. J. A. MCCL‘USLAXD. Dentist, 365 Main St,
'innipeg, opposite the City Hall. 1m

B. WATSON, Builder and Con-
. - tractor. .Gives estimates privately same
‘_ : by public competition. Shop F1 , Sum

4-.“ . : and-Cisterns made to order. ebbing
-romptly attended to. Lumber for sale. Ofllce.
Main St., opposite Court House. ml?

WORD-GOOD, M:.B., Licentiate
. « _Callege. of Physicians. Edinburgh...
» . E ' burgu, and Graduate Umvers‘ty 0‘
Toronto. Ph ‘cian and Surgeon. Oflloe hours-—
' 8 to If: o'cloc am- and 2 to 5 o'clock m omee.
—* —-In rooms former-l occupied by lkirk Club.
‘ nearly oppositethe Cat 03100.”. -" ‘ ‘ 113°
‘ ARLES‘E‘ITTIJE,‘Wmmpeg; Man.
5. ‘itoba, Veterinary Surgeon, Graduate of
Ontario Veterinary College, may be consulted
1‘. on all diseases (at domesggatedraun‘mnli:;hn:r
Persona 'or' by etter.‘ ca: ..age‘ _ ._
:, nextto' oly Trinit‘y'Cfiuréh. ‘Infirmaryt‘Board-
mg and Sale Stables in connection. mlytt

Z" 1 9 6
‘ WINNIPEG UNDERTAKIHG

Furniture, Warehouse !

MY stock of ComnsandCaskets isnow oom-

 
  
 
    
    
  
   
   
    
 
    
  
   
  
 
   
   
   
  
  
 
 
   

. detain“ line. Funerals Attended lo and
‘1 "‘=-ed C out. AFirstrClnae BEARS}:
.- furnished at}! exuteChnrgee. ‘ _

F'U'RNITU RE.
'i' AGeneral Amrlznent alwaysinstock. ofllcc
:g’nn-remmtgrda. Also Cape; 01
Ooiiclo fair Linen, Wmdomd. Bap
Damask, Cretous. Tickings, and General '
- M. HUGHES.

Golden Hotel Resonate;
f7 mate" yBI-Sopéuea life; a; Fontéii
KeepstheBestTableinthe City. .. 1 .,
, FRESH OVSTERS
ServedinAny Stybatflfiouru.’ . .

'1_ an no ‘
h“ n: bellado- or the

GOLDEN EQTEL;§E'STAUBANTL.'
u . 0n ‘ gm“. (W ‘ n

. ..—~

Seasonal”

bemPortage Ave., .

f BARBER: e—BOWES'; ~Arohitects: and ‘

u " Etc: ‘* Commissioner for Ontario. -' Money -

' Wm a Monocmr,_rropri
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VOLUME" 1. '

WINNIPEG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1881.

NUMBER 9.9..

 

HOTELS.

 

 

’ - EOROPEIN “HOTEL; '

Port 33.. next door to (I. S. Octal-re.
Basins: opened. First class aeeomodation and
greet. Bar supplied with the choth o! liquon

supra. - ~

mm” C. n. sonann. Prop.
INTERNITIONAL HOTEL.
Is one o: theoldest catabl'uhedhoumin the city
’ 1' ' ‘ ‘31.. alra'rinnvn. grop-

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octTmly
PLANTERS‘ HOTEL. -
The Blue Light. opp. Migu- Station, lit-in
Street, Winnipeg.
Good Aeronodnlion. Charge. Moderate.

FRANK PALCEER.
octlxnly

MANSION HOUSE.

emu St... rum llocel soun- affine
- Depot. '
us- BZS'guIar Means cts. '
First-Class Liquors and cigars alwayu on hand.

octlmly :" uncanny! m hepl.
OMEEERCIAL HOTEL; '
No; i2. Poet once III-eel. “'lnnlpo‘.

 

Good Aceomodatlou and Mealsl‘ Bar Supplied
with a Choice Stock of Liquor: and Cigars.
Z. LAPORTE. Pup» (late of Ottawa)
R. B.—Ken engaged for public works and con-
tractors. ' ‘- ' sept29mly

ANADA. l’ACIFIC HOTEL.
“nann'lbla Strut, Win! 3. int"

The Bar is now stocked With} 0 “lines and.
Liquors. All-minors drawn- iron: the wood.
Finest Brands-oi .mportod Cigars. 1.

.The Buri- on'the Bodeg- Principle.
First-Class Accomodation for Boarders unit-ho.
travelling public. $1.50 and $2 per day.

. sepfi “3.11. rumour t 09., rmmtm.

OBIINIQN HOTEL,
149 lfl'nlnillrcct. “finhlm.

Having undergone a thorou h renovating is now
opened as a First- lass House. ~

Omens MODERATEE ‘ 1
A. .l'. FAWCBTT.

 

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ICHELIEU'HOTEL, ‘
2l3 Firststreet. opp. U. S. Consulate. J.

 

Good Accomodnuon. Charge:- Modern}?

Bar supplied with the Choioost Brands
- of Liquors, Cigars, etc. : _

sept‘J
OTTAWA. HOTEIJ, _
221 Main Street, \Vinnipeg. .
Gaul Annunciation. Charge- Model-me.
Bar supplied with the Choiccst Brands

of Liquors, Cigars, otc.
- A. Momma, Proprietor.

mlyti
DAVIS HOUSE.

WINNIrEo. IuNrI-oni.

First—Class Accomodgtitpn for the Travelling . ‘
. .. u .

. _ he. . .

_' Board from 81.00 to 81.50 per Day. '
Several Large Sample Rooms in'Connectiou. .. _.
mly -- CHAS. 1. 20m htpfltlti‘.

"IRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,

Corner of Pi?“ andScott Streets, Winnipeg.
Free Bus round from all 139-:- G: Trains.

Thoroughl Renovated and Newly
. Purgished Throughout.

LARGE-:SAM‘BIJ': _Boom 0N Eraser FLOOR.
I»: J'. Cubes. Prop. ' 'mlyt! J. E. Sp'r‘roN. Man.
HOTEL, ..

ST. CHARLES
—. 4’ ON THE £31“)me PLAN-

Flnt-Glnu Beamumnr in _Conncclion.
Regular—"Meals 25 cu. First—Class Liquors _and
Cigars Always on Hand. hee'buato all trains.
i -,.‘, I. x. mm, mun.

McDermott Street. Opp. Lyon's tholeSale Home,
1 Winnipeg. Manitoba. .1 _ 1313'

RCHAN TS‘ HOTEL. _
Cor Main Stfimd Portage Avenue.
Cléolceol Ales. Wines, Liquor: bud Cigars.

. W. J. O'CONNOB. Proprietor.
N. B.—Bestaurant in connection, open day and
night. - ' mJy

 

 

FRANKLIN HOUSE,

Main Street,
Neru- the Canad- Endnc Railway Station,
' meu'zo. MANITOBA.

mly -E k'm Ram-m.
MANITOBA HOUSE,

First Street, WW.
Opened June 2nd, 1881, as aFlrst-Clasa Hotel.

‘huc “ammo: ‘uryclgm a9. villtl
3°31. ”"3 rapt alt-a... ' '
ml'y ,‘ Mauoocx chxLuu Propa—

 

. Montgom .
Wheeler- of Eontgomery lime.

WlNNIPEG HOTEL,

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LIVERY STABLES, dc.

 

FEED AND SALE STABLE,
~ Janina Med. ‘
ConuXarketSquan
Win:
J9me.» LANE-

”‘75.“??? w -

JOHN MOYSES.

43 Poet «3ch SM:
_ .

- HENRY Bucnncann, PGC.

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BOSTON CLOTHING liDiiSE.

 

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Eur HATS]; "HATS, HATS, HATS,

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THING HOUSE. TIIISDAY-

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GREAT SAT.

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"mete-wi‘ausiuu tumultuous:

H. S. CROTTY a; 00.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

FOR SALE.

d good. corner lot: opposite c. 2‘. IL elation.
Several goo-l lot: near St. Johu‘a Ladiee‘ Col-

Vllla lots joining city limit: on Retro Dame
street.

\‘llla lots Pmnh' of SI. Janice. miles

from

on ivldod into

t commands u

nueview olthe city. audi- hlgh and dry at all

illne- g the yeark‘thgororument Min r32
on: e east-dds property. and n no

real on the west. Sold on my terms and cheap

'l‘pll.r3w,se§audu§otnei8ec2‘x:3wacrec.
'l‘pllaimaeiSecahaml wiotowt Sec 83:
mama.

'l‘ps,r.$o.noiSech.andu§olso}SeolD:.°AD
acres.

Total-(e. uclSocl, mdsiolstoclSHMO
acne.

Tpurlw.lwimd|§ofnwisw19:wm

'I‘plfl.rlw.se§ Soofiand u; all: e} Sec 9.!
340m

Tpll.r1w.so§ande§otsw§8eo5: Macro-

Tpls. r5w, niotugand “of not Sooalzfiw
acres.

'l‘pl.r5e, uekSeelflandsiol-e} Seeing“)
octet.

'1‘ 5,rae.nwi mdnfiotnekSocls: ascent“.
NE} SeeanllJSE: ldOacreo.

S w quarter Seca'l‘p ll.r5d; locum-ea.

S E quarter Soc 10, 'l‘p 10, :- 5:3; Iao acres.

N E quarter Seol.Tp era: 180 acme.

Whalf Seca'l‘pLx-Semianz-ea.
NbatSecELTpal-SC: 320mm
KhanSeoeanavrSo: 330m
\VhaltSecn'l‘pmrao: {Dolores

Whole Socthp 15,r4w; MO acres.

“'hole Snead. 'l‘p 15, r 4 w: M0 acres

N W quarter Sec 13. 'l‘p 15, r ll w; 100 acres.

S ‘Y quarter Sec 31, Tp 15, :- ll w; 162) acres.
“1' half See 80, Tp lb. r 15 “13% acres.

N W quarter Soc ll. TP 7, r l w: 160 acres.

Lot 53. William street. good. house.

Lot 3|. J omlma street; good double tenement.
13 lots on Notre Dame street.

Several iota Cary and Young sts. cheap.

3 acres West of St. John's College at a bargain.
132 loot Main st. Pritchurd estate.

1 Lat 6. 16 and 7Dlaraeli IL, with three houses on
o! .

Several lot: on Alexander st... west oi Duflerin
Park.

Lots 210 and 208 east 0! Dullerln Park.

8 lots on Point Douglas Avenue.

76 and 77 Gladstone IL. 0611.31 feet.

Several lots on Jemima and Ron ate.

Lou 9 endlil with good houses, Charlotte st.

Lot- on to 115. Gladstone 6: Come: st; one third
cuh,bal.1and2years. -~ .... _

2 lots Common at, near East ward school. 50:
100 feet.

298 and 299 Smith on, Hudson's Bay.

Lots 62 audwcorner Non-o Dame and Ellen
streets.

15 halt lot 7 Adelaide at.
Lots 49 and 5 Boss st.

Lots 16:0 450 to 453 and 472 to {75 River-
side esmto.

Lot 6. near Mr. Henderson. Notre Danie.
Several lote_Lognn at, joining city limits.
Lot 54, Common street. good house.
Late 105 and Ice Jemima street.
' Lot (D, Boss street. _
Lot 62, Rupert street, good house.
so feet corner Main street and Portage Avenue.
Lot 12, Rupert street.
50 feet opposite city hall.

19:) MIL!!! Kildouan Pariah. east side river.3
miles lrom Louise Brid e :3 acres same place
fronting on river: nplondi site for residence.

2 good 2) new wood lots 17 miles from city. out
Lot 78%, corner Kennedy and Graham of... K. B.
Lot 519, Carlton street.

4 good lots corner Ron and Ellen at.
Tpu.rangeaouet,noandnhaltolsoirl.
Tp8.range20aut,se andshalloluos.

Tp 8, range 4 cant. I: w and w half of n o 16.

Tp 9, range '3 east, 11 e and e halt oi u w 4.

Tp. 4, range 2 cast, a e and shall a! n o 17.
Tp8,range5eunt,nwhaliands hallolsw is.
Tp8,ranguawcut. aoamlwhaliof nemnnd

" H. s. caor'rv a co.,
Oflilcefh‘o. 356 Main St. opp. City Hall.
JOB TEAS AT JOB PRICES.
Merchants will find the Teas
Extra Good Value at George
Wishart a Co.'s.

.Ifu ST RECEIVED

, 506 Blm'LADIEs FRENCH KID
.500 PLIR LADIES FRENCH KID

 

 

' ' too PAIR LADIES BRENCH KID

BCTTON AND SIDE LACED BOOTS
BUTTON AND SIDE LACE!) BOOTS
BUTTON AND SIDE LACED BOOTS

ALL SIZES AND. WIDTH.
-. ALL SIZES AND WIDTH.
. ALL SIZES AND WIDTH.

N. B. 2mm -& _co.

506 PR. MEN'S FINE FRENCH CALF
500 PR, MEN'S FINE FRENCH CAL]?
500 PR. MEN'S FINE FRENCH CALF

' CONGRESS AND LACED BOOTS.
CONGRESS AND LACED BOOTS.
CONGRESS AND LACED BOOTS. .

Air BOTTOM PRICES.

'100 PAIR MEN’S FINE RIDING
100 mm EDEN‘S FINE RIDING
1oo PAIR MEN‘S FINE RIDING

BOOTS,
- BOOTS.
Boom;

235..., you 'j‘srRE'E'r:
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THE Langmui—

3151!. J. Bryan- on the Govern»

Q-Oml‘. W

 

In propodng the health 01 the Gover-

nor~0onoral at the banquet by the

Manitoba Club. the chairman, Mr. C. J.

Brydges spoke as follows:

Gentlemen : I am new about to ask

you to drink the toast of the oven-

mg. and I hope you will drink it. an

I am sure yous-ill. in flowing bumpers.

When His Excellency the Governor

General came to Winni g rather more
than two months ago. 1. mm was a very

strong desire amour the members 0! the
Manitoba Club to have an opportunity
of ofl'ering him such hospitality as their
club woe able to afiord. but circum-

stunces at that time prevented us trom
doing what we so much deeirod to do.
(Chem-s.) I need not tell the gentle-

men round this table. and I am sure

I need not tell Hi3 Excellency.
that Winnipeg is yet a very young
city, but though this is the case we
number amougut the members of our
club ontlemon from various parts of
Caner a and oi the old country,,and who
have brought with them the associa-
tions of the older countries, and amongst
them the desire for what is known as
club life (applause). but “'0 have not had
until to-night a building in which it was
possible to entertain our distinguished
guest. This club sprung lrom very
small beginnings. They occupied pro-
mises which were routed at I shall not
say how moderate a cest, but common-
aumte with the )osition they then occu-
pied ns 11. club. he institution gained
ground steadily, and its members have
at length obtained the peaition of being
tonight able to ask Hm Excellency to
dine with them in a. club house which
is their own (loud cheers), and which
they hope will be afliliuted. as is right
should be the case, with other
clubs in the Dominion, and not
in the Dominion alone, but in Great
Britain. (Loud cheers.) \Vhen His Ex-
cellouy wax here before. the premiseu
we occupied, although of of course noth-
ing like so large as thobuilclinp: in which
we are now sitting. was still somewhat
better than what we had at the moment
of his arrival. We have heard. a ood
deal of into about tenants who ooul not
pay their route. or who were unwilling

from the premises they occupied; ""We
occupied a different position. “'o were
anxious to pay double the amount of
our rent-nay. almoat any sum-41 we
might only be allowed tostay where we
were, but I suppose the inevitable oxi-
fiencies of u. hard-hearted landlord in-

uced him to (listmin upon us—(loud
luughter)-—to turn us out Into the street
and compel us to occupy the beat log
cabin we could find upon the we. side.
which was the building in which we
were compelled to lodge ourselves {or a
couple of months. (Renewed laughter.)
But it was not one into which we could
ask His Excellency to come. Being,
however, desirous to express to him our
respect ler his exalted position, a few of
us, on behalf of the club, waited on him
at Silver Heights. and having discover-
ed _that it was the unuiversar of his
natal day we begged to oflor Iim our
congratulations: and to hope that he
might have bolero him many cars of

ing), and we added that we hoped it
would be in consonance with his engage-
ments to accept the hospitality of the

it . would aflord him great pleasure to
from circumstances he wan compelled to

which he bud intended to return. and
though he was compelled to travel 500
miles extra he was good enough to incur

circumstances under w Iich we asked
him to meet us to-nigbt, but I must be
permitted to add that he has done what
ve'ry few around this table have done——
he has penetrated into the innermost
recesses of our Canadian Northwest.
(Applause.) It has not been, as I am
sure you all know. and as I know lrom

pleasure trip. It is a journey which on-

knowledge of geography, and to com-
)letc the education which it is desirable
or all who wish to be statesmen to ob«
tain, but it is a journey which implies a
complete severance from all those com-
forts to which one like our guest has
been accustomed, and entails a. great
deal of hardship, but I am sure His Ex-
cellency has performed this jam-n
from a. high sense of dut (cheers). “ o
all,know that His Exce cy—vand H.
R. H. the Princess Louise, when she
was with him did the same—has travel-
led from one end of Canada to the other,
and has had the opportunity of seeing it

topay them, and vwbo were removed

happiness and prosperity (louc cheer-._

club in which we are now situated. Hie-
Eicolloucy was good enough to say that,

comply with our request, and though-

take a different route from that by;

the discomfort and moot ashore to-night
(great cheering) as he has done. I,
t 'ougbt it right. gentlemen. that we.
should make this brief ex location of the.

personal experience—it has not been a,

donbtedly does much to improve ono's

 

 

immense extent of the torri "
which he has' the proud . '
rule. {Indications- '
therelore. that HiaEx
titled on e ‘ ' '

  
 

.NI ' Her
av portion oiher Dominion._audwill

boa le torn to'hu.when‘h meetsli
on weather-{ride d-M‘Atfintiqf‘th:

‘ _ . .m-
culnee and privatious'm the Old Conn.
try. but who. if the conic _out here.
will be able to onto homes .which ‘
will be their own inieeflmplo' .‘
wburo they will have to pay rent. tonic
man whatever. Gentlemen, I am sure
thatyou. like mysell. are desirous of
hearing some of those impressions which '
behal- formed o! the possible future c!
this comm-E 1 therefore oak - you to
30m mu m_ every demonstration 02 re-
spcot in drinking the health.“ His Ex-
cellency the Governor'~Geucral.‘- L (En; .-
thusiaatie applause.lw3““-E- .” ?'-’ 5‘“ '

cmnun cumin. ‘

The film! nW‘—‘ Brine...
oillm Int—Hal... Bow—[P.3d W,
Accident—Tho liable:- 1m
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Re. c. w. Pnttenon‘. sawmill-13%:
Trinity Church. at Aurora... is dead.- ”'

At Montreal on Thurs]: "the M “ in
the case o! Hugh Hayven’i" returned a
verdict of. wilful murder" and hem

The misonor received the sont‘enCod‘un-
moved. ‘- ' ‘ ' * “"‘"' ’

_Jolxn Blue. Jr.. 0! Wallacetowik'wns
lulled on the CauulaSoutbern Railway
truck near Dutton Friday uixht.«.:Ho Is
suppowl to have jumped. from the on
oursxon train returning lrom' tb'C'South-
urn Counties Fair; ‘ 1 ‘ . ‘ '

on the Grand Trunk Railwu . -Au* old
lady. and an old resident. rs... James
Bax-mun. was killed by the up special.
at tho mill-mu]. bridge, at Bowmanviilo
station. She was crossing the bridge.
The conductor -whistled down down
brakes. but toolate. .. .~ .. ~

0n Thumlny, at Hmniltou. a drunken

row occurred In J. I’billipfl'
J amen street. The proprietor sent his
little girl (or a policor'nau, but W‘mIHOI-
lcran. one of the mingé-‘utomiedr her.
Phillipa interfered. and .a ntrugglo. took
place between them. and Philh , in do-

endiug himself. struck H01 emu so .

prove fatal. - Philli
thopolioe, and Ho oran-wastakento :‘a
.!109lv9.!:'&-.I....-- I..- — -—
Mr. Hugh Mollabon,‘ Q. 0., 'applied to
Mr. Justice Order ‘for an order to admit
to bail J amen and William Feohley. who
areet present conlluod ill-.Lo‘udou goal.

found. the first for themnrdor of John
and Thomua Donnelly-at Lucan,’ and
the second‘ named ~for' tine-:murder of
Time. Douuclly. alone. ,The order. was

counsel. represented by the ,‘D u
Attarnoyiieueral. peruiittiug 'to‘bo

the indictments... and .' two .—nureties of
{LOGO each, to stand theirtrialhut. the
next spring mines: Ali-to Wm. Foch-
loy the inquiry "as ‘to the"snific1ency of
the bail abell be as- it-‘fouly'ono reeogni-‘
zauco had been entered into“: i::'x:.:_. .

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'On the cocasiCn althe recgn-txtvillit o!
the Governor-General to "Emmanuel

dress presented to him by the Bishop of
Saskatchewan in behalf of the LWarden
and Tutorial Stall, the Hon? ‘L’uiwrence
Council. in
of Prince Albert had . . _
tlie'num of three hun 'ed‘ dollars 'to be
applied.- towards' the formation oi a
scholarship in Emmanuel'College' in

stated - that -,‘,the:"..';

requested permission 1rom.HiI,.Excclmj

ship," after Her 12on

Pnnmg Lam. . . I: . Lan~~'-" .. as.

courteous words,
permission.

 

forenoon he saw, the-menial: on the
butcher shop at E. A. Allen.841_West
36th street, seized h _by the shoulder ,
and cxclniming, "I've found you‘at last" ‘
stabbed her in the ,abdomen.-
woman cannot live. -McKBWe2 landed.
at: Castle Garden Saturday. ’.- ; ‘
Chicago, Oct. flag-A. Carhnsulle.’ ’

which was operated‘by'u man-calling

bar of moulds {or silver coins- were cap~._
tured. Nelson escaped, ‘but the women
werearrested. ' " "' "

 

in every portion of the Dominion.

has now added to the knowledge he
thus obtainal, a; knowledge possessed by
very few by travelling throughout the
length and breath of this great North—

oi proceeding across the plains to the
Rocky Mountains. of pitching his tent
within sight at the snow-capped . peaks
olthatmightyranga. undo; seeingthe

 

west, “travelling to the Saskatchewan, ,

Tammany is not admitted totbe conveng '
. we will not hold another convention,but ."
willreturn home, 0 ' the ticket and ~
L leave the responsib' 'ty withtbe‘you-
3 ventioo. ’

Business men ‘ g
‘ value of Tun SUN at in: adv ' ' _me-
dium,'uod exhibit their oppreciatzoh Of
it by their liberal patronage. . .- 3 fi‘

sentenced todeath on December 0th. ,

On Monday a fatal accitlent'occurmd H

nuloou on .

severe a blow that it'is fear-edit will i
gave himsell upto’ '

and against ,whom .indictments;,wero. .

granted with the consent of the.- Crown - -

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ed in the sum of 02,000 each' v‘onl‘oach of ' '

EMMANUEL common, rumor: '

College. Prince Albert,~whmllis-Excel~ -
loucy hml finished—his reply.to;-tbe ad- ‘

Clarke. member:- - o! ---'-tbe , Northwest —'
iulne do _:

memory 01 His. Excellency’u-visit. ancL -
lency to name it the "Louise; Scholar- . .
Eighties” the

His Excellency, inn {new kinds and

greeted. .themqnixed .

C'fhe ' '

m’.‘ ' f"
tel: reports the seizure-:01 a. com: .
te citing establishment in that city,{\.

himself Nelson, and two women; said to- '
be his wife and mother-in~law..-Ss.-i. mun. -. .

At Osgooad.Hnuf‘raibiiééftii'i‘émny, ' "

:Tlxos.‘hchewer and wile"have been' ‘
separated some eight years; 33119 other ' ‘

Albany, Oct, 11.451“:- million: If. _

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