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—_ ll ets on the 12th of THE Lord Lieutenant of Lreland

Ta Lees So U DAN, The N w York H'ribune’s despatch states
Marc! v1 thet Cardinal McCabe's death is greatly re-

To-Dav is ary the Queen | - | gratted by loyalists of all creeds and sects
a Ree, py = (10 Lreland. The Queen s letter of sympathy

' o Chanoe fi] the British Plan | has beeu especially gratifying, and such an

sy business at the Stipendiary Magistrates 5 . tucident is considered very remarkable, and
Court this fore n | ein likely —— an vol in checking the

- By me... — - | present disposition of the Vatican to permit

, | atthe market to-| The Ti onps to fall Back on the Irsh hisealchey to throw venice’ fur-

sag for 25 cents per r Korii ther into the arms of Paruell.
~ F 4 Phe New York Hera/d's despatch says |

Warrace BR : pe ggetan tid a. sree : friends cf the late Cardinal favor the ap- |

sloon keeping :e i pane habe’ Wane € + pointment of his coadjutor, Dr. Donnelly,

orators in Boston sell now at from 50 STEWART’S (ASR LSS HOPEFUL, | who views the political situation as the for-

a >. ! mer Cardinal did. The elevation of Dr.

cents te OU cent ia : TRON would be regardel by the Nation-

i Nova Seotia last ‘Mnfareame . alists 38 adefeat. Their candidate is Dr,

boogsal a alued at $320, Reinforcem His en Route, | Walsh, President of Maynooth College.

0. ~ Many of the younger clergy are in favor of
~_ — <> Archbishop Croke.

Arcusisnor 0 Br ss issued a Lenten EES SOR. aN The Times’ despatch says all powers of
nastoral, in whi es mixed mar- Natives report that a dangerous cataract | the Eoglish Catholics and other elements at
iages has developed iu the Nile between Berber | Reme will ba brought to bear to secure Dr.

7 and Shendy which is likely to prevent the| Donnelly to succession. Although heirs in

The 28t! : lay following the | navigation of the river until Joly the line of succession, it is the custom to

spture of Khartout s Gen, Gordon's 52nd The Mahdi has secured all of Gen. Gor- jallow parish priests of the archdiocese to
birthday. pe | don’s papers, Xe. /name three candidates, and to be guided by

rue harbor of St. John’s, Nfld, is blocked | CANADIAN VOYAGEURS. their choice Sines the death of Cardinal
with ice. The mail steamer Newfoundland is| Eighty of the Canadian voyageurs remain Cullen there has been a tremendous change
unable to lea, }at Korti for further service in the Soudan. ri the optrit of the prentpecd, +> ps ber ]
— | All the officers « ff-red to remain until the believed that three Parnellites of the hier-
Forty bags of mats which — at Cape | end of the campaign, and the offers of three archy will be named.
Traverse this aitert a ele * ready for! of them, Dennison, Kennedy and Neilson mumesiity
jelivery at tl Post hee at 6.15 this}. Paes ' : i
pena ‘eae Cur Advertisers.

~~ , MeD ld GEN. STEWART S CASE, : viabiacaues car

Tue speeches eupasutc —eneane anid Lonpon, Feb. 19, Sergt. Allan relates reminiscences of
Wood, on Winter Communication with the} : : active service in 1854 56 next Tuesday
Mainlaod appear in Tue EXAMINER to-day. Gren. Wolseley telegraphs to-day that evening. ‘

Those of Mr. Hackett and Dr. Jenkins will | ten. Stewart's case is less hopeful. ee f ; ‘
appear to-morro™ BULLER IN RETREAT. _ Ger. Davies & Co, offer special bargains
aa \ sated DK: to in dry goods, etc., until opening of navigz-

RewemBeER the Prayer Meeting in connec- ; Bull ; fr é a me ‘erie tion.
sm with the Y ae nen's Christian Lol, buller s retrea om ‘(ruDdDat is con- _
aaiieiethiin, held every Saturday afternoon | sidered at the War Office to have been in- 1 bist Connolly sells molasses, etc., at
from three ¢ four ' x the Basement | evital ie, and a most fortunate escay e. ww pesos.

Parlorof the Y. M \ Friends and mem-/ Buller will reach Gakdul Wells to-day, and —
bers are invited tten return with his entire force to Korti. CORONERS SQUABBELING —A_ dissolute
- a CONCRALING THE TRUTH. woman named Mary Lane died suddenly iv

Derive the funeral procession on the 16th me ze Halifax, on the 16th inst. Coroners Somers
inst. of M. Jules . Valles, the well Phe Ministe rial Spr eches in Parliament | and Harrington were both anxious to hold an
known % ialistic irnalist cf France, a large | yesterday c ynceal the true situation in the ing uest. Harrington ordered that the body
number of Frenchmen attack me German | Soudon. be net disturbed, while S mers orderel its

estr oyed the

Socialists in the procession and 4 CHAFGE OF

LON DON, Feb. 19.

PLAN.
wreath of the latter.

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Just before Li nant-Governor Robinson It is announced thst in view of the fact
of Ontario, started from his residence on the|that the fall cf Khartoum and death of
lith inst., the aide-de camp discovereda sus-|Gen. Gordon have rendered the main
picious looking box imbedded in the snow, | object of Wolseley’s expedition impossible,
containing * combuastab'« matter, and having | the Government has deemed it expedient
a wire attached lea*ing to a distant part of the it» change the whole plan of the campaign
ground. eee iin the Soudan.

We learn that Lieut. Haselwood, who has| Brackenvury, who succeeded the late
been connected with our Coast Survev for the| Ger. Earle has been ordered to abandon

nast three years, has been transferred to the| his edvance on Berbor, and to concentrate
Coast Survey of th England. He | his troops at Korti.

leaves on Wednesday next, and Mrs. Hasel- Co!. Sir Redvers Buller, who evacuated
wool and fami'y will leave on the oper ing of | Gubat on the 13th inst., and withdrew his
navigation, | forces to Abu Klea, has also been ordered

rast of

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Muitia AProistTuc: De & BR Idekien |? fall back to Korti. Ail available troops
a Mii 4 2 iENTsS Ti. . ©\ Je@nKIN ° . 2 '
has bees appoint sd Surveon of the P. E. Island in Gen. W olseley s command will be con-
a 2EN ay nted eon mek. Ly. isiar eo apne GR whiten aiuamnlg“y) eo ete
Provisional Brizade ef Garrison Artillery. } centraied at that place, and at Debbeh, and

Lient. MeDouga!i has been appointed Captain | Korosko, the main body being at Korti. It
of the Charlottetown Engineer Company. vice |is probable that Gen. Wolseley mey
Major Dogherty, retired, and ‘A. Weeks | evacuate Korti and retire to Debbeh.
Japper) has bezn appointed Lieutena’ t, vice At Korti the General could be surround-
MeDougall, promoted. ed. The whole army entrenched at Debbeh
areationd could held its own if necessary until the
Aveert Hore, a brakeman on the Inter-| rising of the Nile occurs.
colonial Railway met a horrible death on Sun-
day last. He waa ig over the top of the|
cars to apply the brakes, when he slipped and
fell between two coal gondolas. The cars
passed over him, and his death was instan-

tur
yy.

LEAVING HOME FOR THE SOUDAN.
The firat battalion of the Coldstream
Guards, 846 in number, started to-day for
Suakim. They left Wellington Barracks

taneous. The unfortunate man belonged to|amid pathetic scenes of leave taking of
Moncton. relatives and friends who had assembled in

Tas Youse Lavixs’ Jovursat.—Mr. Theo, A detachment of Hussars left Aldershot
L. Chappelle, Diamond Bookstore, has re to-day for Portsmouth, where they will

esived the Young Ladies’ Journal for March.

It contains several supplements with desig embark for Egypt. ,
; ter gent s apenwer ee ith designs | Steamer Tyne sailed from Portsmouth
for faucy work, and the opening chapters of a

sew story, entitled “A Fair Canadian,” | *?-4ay with reinforcemerts and stores for
which will doubtless bring the Journal an| the Soudan. :
imereased circulation in the Dominion. | Advices from Gakdul Wells of the 17th
iin |inst. report the arrival there of Gen. Wood

I? is reported that some men, said to be | and three companies of infantry.
dytamiters. are at present in Quebec. There ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
i$ @ general feeling of uneseiness as this report
gains ground, and the police authorities have
ia consequence taken down and are shadowing
the s»pposed ‘“infernals."" A double guard
has been plated around the Provincial Build-
ings end citadel and ali other places where
there may have been a chance to perform.

lecutitiees

We understand that Lieut. Col. Freeland |
has decided to reside permanently in Eng- |
land,and that he has resigned his position as |
Provincial aide-de-camp. Col. and Mrs. |
Freeland will be much missed at Govern-
ment House, and in the community. They
were deservedly popular, and their depart- |

A QUEENLY

Governor General Lansdowne to-day re-
ceived a telegram as follows :

‘*The Queen begs me to express her
warm and grateful feelings to the Colonies
for proffered aid, which is most satisfac-
tory.”

(Signed)

‘* DerBy.”

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A Steamer Returns Disabled.

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Haurrax, Feb. 19.
The Furness Line steamer, Newcastle
City, which left this port on the 12th inst.,
are from the Island will be regretted by a| for London, returned to port this morning
large circle of friends. 'in a damaged condition. She had on board
| 152 head of cattle belonging to Sackville

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A Wire's Sarcasm.—While Henry Strott- | shippers. One hundred of them were lost
man, @ religious fanatic, of Vincennes, was| at sea, the remaining fifty-two are much
praying on the 7th for the recovery of his|damaged, and will have to be butchered

tour children who were ill with scarlet fever,
his Wife remarked that if he would build a fire
he would do more service than by praying.

here.

The License Act.

Strottman becan enraged, beat hia wife

fataily and clubbed his aged father-‘n-law to wean me

seath. The murderer was arrested after badly | Orrawa, Feb. 19.

bruising the city marshal. The Dominion Government, through the
age: Inland Revenue Department, has issued

\ DrowxEep.—Says the
5oston

Herald , ah: _T ‘shi instructions to Dominion Licens eBoards to
M1 f the 13th: ~The fishing! proceed in the matter of receiving applica-

schooner M. H. Perkins of Gloucester Me- | . . : ; ; i
ye ee ‘ ssuing licenses for the incomin
Donald, arrived at this port this morning from | tions aad issuing 8
year.

the banks Vapt WcDonald reports that on}
the ith inst., at 4 p. m., while 25 miles éast |
or ei nntrher's Island, Joseph MeDonald, one) @pening of the Neva Scotia Legis-
of the crew, slij erboard from the knight- lature

Phe deceased was 22 | ,

" rh
bead and was drow;

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Years of age, single, and a native of P. E.|
Island,” ‘i Hauirax, Feb. 19.

T Posey The Provincial Legislature opened this
c HE ladies of the P. E. Island Hospital| afiernoon in due form.

Mmittee, eturu their sincere thanks to all
“

4“) Coatributed to make their bazaar a suc-
Cras

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are due to Mr. Coleman | Parliamentary Preceedings.
Galbratb and his band, | ca =
‘ Carter, and the young ™en who assist |
Mi Also, for ' received from |
Mrs. Neil icKelvie, the Misses Green, Ar.

Holman, Mr Anderson and others from Sum- |
|

: Special thank
of the Railway Vi

4 ay, oir
Mr. F.

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Orrawa, Feb. 19.
Sir Leonard Tilley, in replying to Mr
Forbes, said he must wait ti!l the Budget

contributions

Speech was brought down hefore learning |

Cardinal McCabe.

Among the Mcs3egos of eondolence on

Perkins & Sterns,

the de th of Cardinai McCabe are one from
Qaeen Victoria and one from Larl Speneer,

removal to the morgue, and as Somers’ con-
stable was on hand, he promptly removed the
body and on the 17th inst. summoned a jury
tor three o’clock. Harrington put in an early
appearance and preceeded to hold an inqu:st
with Somers’ jury. Somers arrived during the
examination of the first witness and protested
that Harrington’s inyuest would be illegal
Au unseemly squabble ensued, resulting in
Somers being ordered to quit, and Harrington
proceeded with the inquest. It may be stat-
ed that the coroner’s fee is seven dollars,
hence the squabble. Coroner Harrington
stated that Mrs. Carey, the principal witness,
was too drunk t be called. The jury finally
returned a verdict of death from heart disease
and excessive use of liquor.
sediiillhdwian

Mis Eva MacKay, daughter of Bonanza
MacKay, was married in Parison the 12th inst.,
to Den Ernando Julien Colonna, Prince of
Galatre. The ceremony was performed with
Petificial High Mass by Mgr. deReude, papal
nuncio, inthe Nuncios Chapel Forty per-
sons Were present. The civic ceremony which
is required by the French law was performed
the day previous, Mrs. MacKay gave agrand
bridal reception.

BIRTH.
At Summerside. on the 10th inst., the wife
of Fred W, Strong. Esq., of a daughter
At Summerside. on the ! Ith inst., the wife of
Henry EK. Wright, Barrister-at-Law, of a
daughter.
At Portage la Prairie, Manitoba,on the 28th
Jan., the wite of Albert A McLennan, Barris-
ter-at Law, of a son.

MARRIED.

At residence of Mr. Neil MeGougan, grand-
father of the bride, on the 12th inst, by Rev
George McMillan, Mr Robert McGougan, to
Miss Annie McG Thompzon, a'l of Malpeque,

At St Mary’s Church, Indian River, on
Tuesday, the 10th inst, by Rev John Chaisson,
D D, James O'Regan, of Parrsboro, N 8, to
Miss Ada A Hughes, eldest daughter of J W
Hughes, Esq, County Line Station.

On the 10th inst., by Rev. John MacLeod,
Strathalbyn, Mr. John R. White to Miss Flora
Stewart, both of Springton

At Alberton, on the 11th inst., by Rev. W.
W Dyer, John Webb, son of James Webb, to
Olivia MeDoull, both of Lot 6.

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PIED.

In Chelsea, Mass. on the 9th February, after
nine days iJiness, Mary Jane, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Joseph W. and Maria F. Call-
beck, eged 25 years and 9 months formerly of
P. E. Island.

At Souris, King’s County, at 11 o'clock, a.
m., on Sunday the 16th instant, Agnes, belov-
ed wife of Dr. P. A. Mclntyre, in 38th year of
her age, Jeaving three infant children. May
she rest in peace

Suddenly, at Long River, on 3lst ult.,
Thomas Dunning, in the 45th year of his age,
leaving a widow and six children to mourn
their loss,

At Centra}, Lot 16, on January 7th, after a
lingering illness borne with Christian resigna-
tion, Kate Hooper, beloved wife of Archibald
Campbell, aged 45 years, leaving a sorrowing
husband, and a large circle of friends to
mourn their loss. She was a loving wife, an
affectionate friend, and highly esteemed by
all who knew her,

\t the residence of her son, at West Point

'on 16th inst, after a long «ffliction, Johaana,

relict of the late James Malcolm Stewart, in
the 74th year of her age. She was remark-
able for her hospit#ble, charitable and excel-
lent charactar. May she rest in peace.

Of diptheria, at Montague, Jan, 2nd. aged
3 years, 9 months, Garriet May, youngest
daughter of Mr. John McLean, carriaze build-
er. She was a darling child and died re-
gretted

Weather Bulletin.

meray, ie nd Kedes @ Vie a Mv ‘3 Haslam ‘ | ; f
Mra. B. Morri of N w | a : ped nume- | whether the Governmen’ will lacrease the; Probabilities for the next 2h wows fer
. ” 4 at? ‘ . 2 a ae >
fous others from all parts of the country The | duties ov flour. eorumeal or coal. _ | he Maritime Province:.
amon sini , ; , . . liliey eniving Sir
amount realized wa Z°24 29 j Si Leon ard biliey, repiying bo | 4 . 92
armas |Richard Cartwright, said the Budget | Toxo ro, nog 20 10 ~

Tuk market to-day was large and well] Speech would be delivered to morrow Winds mostly westerly, continued fair
stocked. Sales were b isk at the following | week weather; stationary or slightly higher tem-
9 et Beef (small) G to L2uts per Ib; do per| Mr. Landry moved the second reading of | perature.
. ; = > cts; mutton, per Ib 6 to 9 cts;| the Bil! to limit appellate jurisdiction of sini atdiieatid tiaaiiiide
Cai, 5 to Sct ork ‘ireas 54 to 62 cts; | +3 : \ Ber 4 ‘ohibit- ¢ , . "

— s) 54 % 8; | the Supreme Court of Canada by prohi Charlottetown Webrnuary 20, 1885.

do (4m i] i ee , pn « : ‘
pe Mij),S to Ll cts; turkeys, $1,00. to 31,20 ing appeals to it from the Province of

sae 9 » 75 ata: sf Rn an~ . ‘ .
yy 1) to 75 cts; ducks, each, 25 to 35 3cts; | This led to a debate in which

Highest Temperati'’ yesterday, (read at

fowls, (¢ ae | Quebec. Se. . 5. 2. Bata 22.3
’ \esca) 20 t, 3 563 : butter e 1. ae - & seee seee : .

ircch), 92 to 23 ate: a (tub) 19 rsd | Messrs. Davies, Lister, Blake, and Sir John | Lowest Temper?! sverday, (read at

Zl ote; eggs pel d wy 23 to 25 cts; | participated. After some discussion the | mabe h. sis 564008 Coe Pies “<< Ga

‘ur per 100 lbs. $2. 29 ' i H , 2 House divided. The Bill was rejected by) Lowest ‘Tem)rrature this morning .... 9.3

b $2.50; oatmeal,
©) }*.50; hay per 100, 50 to 60 cts: oats,
9 30 bts; sheepskias, 60 to 75 cts.

pg to 3 34 yeas ; 125 navs.
wo

fhe House adjourned at 10 p. m.

‘Temperatur> this worning,at 8 «’cloek, . . 12.

Temperat ic Uiis afternoon at 1 @ clock, ,22 2

Sa, “s" «,
. Ninn

ARY

| We i

White Csttons,
rey Usttons,

Pink Usttons,

LOW COTTONS, FLEECY COTIONS AND ALL OTHER

DS, WOOLEN GOODS, SILK GOODS, &¢.,
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.

PERKINS & STERNS.

SHEETING COVTONS, PI
CONTR GOL

Ch’town, Feb. 20, 1885.

Great Bargains!

For the next 30 days we offer the balance of our Dry


LARGE DISCOUNT!

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as we are shortly to make’a change in the business,

Special Lines of Goous are MARKiD DOWN to Prices that are Bound to Sell Them,

Don’t Fail to Call Early if You Want Bargains.

We require a Prompt Settlement of all Accounts due up to date.

i> Remember the place: Desbrisay’s old stand, opvosite
the Market House.

W. & A. BROWN & CO.

Charlottetown, Feb. 7, 1885.

GS HH. HASAZAARD,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,

Printer and Jobber in every Description of
Paper, Envelopes and Tags, School Books, Wedding Stationery,
Ball Programmes, &c.
Special Atteation given to all Orders for BOOKBINDING, RULING, dc.

BROWN’S NEW BLOCK, QUEEN SQVARE.
Ch’town. Feb. 6, 1885 8i wkly 41

seco, Clothing & Fur Caps.

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FUR CAPS! FUR CAPS!
OVaRCOATS! SOVERCOATS !

LL who waut Overcoats and Fur Caps will do well to call
on L. KE. Prowse, as he bas the largest and best assor'ment
‘in town, and his prices are very low. Ladic’s Sacques, Ulsters,
Wool Squares, Wool Scarfs, &., on a big discount. .
Cali and see our goods and prices and we will convince you
ee Pigs Lead. that we mean what we say.

PEAKE BROS, & CO,
Ch'town, Feb. 14, 1885. Sign of the FREE: FRAT, 7A Queen Street.
Ch’town, Dee 27, 1884

5,000 Bags of Liverpool “alt.
2,000 do Fishery do.

PEAKE BROs & CO.
Ch’town, Feb. 14, 1854.

On Consignment.

iron, Tim Pilates, Piz Lead) A
and Ingots iin. Fan

20 Tons Round Iron, sizes 4, §, and § inch.
150 Boxes of Tin Plates, suitable for lobster

GLU BSORIBE for THY DALLY FXA™ -
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