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Of the Matter he Professed to Know all About.

[SpeoiaL ro Toe Examiner.)

Orrawa, June 23.—In the House of Commons yesterday, Sir Charles referred to the statement made in the P. B. I. Legislature by Arthur Peters that he, Sir Charles, had been'a poor doctor and was now rich, having made most of his fore tune out ofthe ©.P.R. Sir Charles had enough professional practice to object to he-lander that he had beeo a poor doc~

;or. He had practiced medicine for nearly hirty years with gratifying suc~ cess, and whatever was his

ability he had p2ver had trouble to get al} he practice he could handle.Io Halifax his medical practice gave him an income three or four times larger than his salary as Provincial Secretary.

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economical habits !

He also flattered himself that he had good business gifts, andin view of his a,@ aod fair business opportunities and his he would be much

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him Wn incdm of $4.50) a year, y-t after his long and busy life, after the deteat of the Government whev he became leader ‘of the Opposition he fonod that the in- ‘come from his property was insafficien: for his maintesance and he was obliged to accept positions in connection with the mM iwagement of mining enterprises.

Sir Charles sa:d he euffered some in- ‘convenience from anfair aud untrue al- legations that he ws rich, and humorous- ly observed that{ic exp s+ him to calls to which he regret say he wa: unable to respond.

Fielding said he hoped for the ecd of the session the week after next.

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Col. Tyrwhitt, M. P., is Dead,

(SpectaL To Tae Examiner J

Orrawa, June 23r—News was received bere that Col. Tyrwhitt, M. P. for South Simeco, died Jast night at his home in Bradford. All who have had a seat in any of the Jast four parliameots,especially on the Conseraatiye side, will :lament the joss of one of the truest men and most popular representatives who ever sat in the House of Commons.

Tea AND Fancy Sate.—Don’t forget this eventin the ball of the Benevolent Irish Society, Kent S:reet, on Monday

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The Leader Refers te | the Latter’s Gossip,

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PROBABLY TO-MORROW, AND SEPARATE THE ENEMY.

Brilliant Work Done by Powell— Stratheona Morse Praised.

(Speotan ro Tus Examiner.)

Losdex, June 23.—The War Office has the following despatch from Lord Roberts:

“ Pretoria, Jane 22.—Hamilton’s cole umn reached the springs yesterday em route to Heidelberg, where they will join hande with Buller’e troops, who reached Paardekop yesterday and will be at Stan- derton tomorrew, thus opening up com- munication between Pretoria and Nata! aod preventing any joint-action between the Transvaalers aud the people of the Orange River Colony.”

Baden- Powe)l reports frem Rustenberg that be found the leading Boers very pacis fic and cordial.

Oo his return journev hence Commaxd - ant Bteyn ard twoactively bostile field cornets had been captured. During his ateence Lord Edward Cec:l, administrator of the Rustenberg district, has a toral colleciion of 3,000 rifles

The commissioner ut Krooastadt rerorta that 341 rifles Wool marenaiadt,

Lonpox, Juce 23.—Steyo’s forces in the Orange Rivet Colony are, for the times drswing most o Pobert’s attention, rather to the neglect of Gao. Louis Botha acd Kruger.

The severance between the Transvaal and the Orange River Colony was com™ pleted yesterday, as Roherte said it would b>, by the arrival of Baller’s advance under Lord Dundonald at Standerton.

The wide net around the 6,000 or 7,060 men under General Steyn will now con- tract. General Dewet’s farm house has been burned bv the British. Buller hes iseued a special order eulogizing Strath-

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McKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT.

Unanimoutly Chosen as the Candi- dates of the Republican Party.

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Paitabe.paia, June 21.— President McKinley was uoan'mously re-nominated for president of the United States by the republican national convention at 1.48 o’clock today, and an hourand ten miov- utes larer Goveraor Theodore Roosevel: of New York was unavimonsely selected to stsnd beaide bim in the coming battle.

The scenes attending the selections were tumultous. Such unanimous dem- Onétrations in hcnor of the nominees of a neticnal convention have never been equalird perhaps in the bistory ef politics iu tbiscountry. It waea love feast,a jubilee, aratification meeting.

At 2.14 ‘he conventicn, which had done the unparailieled thing of nc minating both candidates unavimously, adjourned. Gov- er: 0° Roosevelt drove from the convention hall with Mr Odell seated in the rear of an open landsu. He lifted his broac! brimmed bat to the continuous salvos that greeted him as be passed through the densely packed streats like a conquer- ing hero from new victory. Tonight the faces of McKinley and Roosevelt are ou all the badges and their names are on every lip.

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COUNT MURAVIEFF DEAD.

Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Attacked by Apoplexy.

Sr. Pereneserc, June 21.—The Rus- sian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Count Muravieff, died suddenly this morning.

Count Moravieff had just finished his morning cup of coffee and had ordered his

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lunch, when be fell in an apopletic fit and

Count Muravieff was about 55 years of age. He succeeded Prince Lobanoff Rostoveky, who also died very suddenly at Kief, on August 30th, 1896, while travel~ ling with the Czar.

Buller and Robert Will

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RUSSIAN REGIMENTS M3BILIZED IN SIBERIA.

Li Hung Chang Promises ta Help Restore Peace.

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(Sprxerat ro Taz Examiyven.]

Roxs, June 23.—A despatch from Taku

dated Thursday, says: ‘ An international column, consisting of British, Russian and Japanese troeps, left Taku this morn- ing for Tien Tain. An Italian detachment, commanded by an ensign will remein here to guard the Italian fag, which, with the flags of the other powers, bas been hoisted Over the forts.”

Loxpoyx, June 23.—Very little reliable news has been received from China this morning. Reports of massacres in Pekia

gtill come to hand, but they are not sub- stantiated.

The Mail correspondent in St. Peters burg states that Russia is mobilizing all

her line regiments io Siberia and that the Czar has ordered that the status quo ip

China must be strictly maintained io the closest uiders'snding with Haglaod, Ger- many and France,

The Fx reas understands that Reginald

Thomas Tower, late Charge d’Aifairs st Washington is to be Minister in charge of the British Legation «i Pekin io suc. cession to MacDonald recalled owing to

il]<~hea!th.

The Caoinese Kavoy in Berlin bar re- ceived a telegram from Ji Hung Ciang,

pledging his word for an early :esio-s''o: of peace sod order in China

RUSSIAN MINISTER'S DEATH.

Loypon, June 22.—The eudden dearth of Connt Muravioff 1 « stariliag event, which has @ iuporiaot bearing upon the China question ard Ruesian yclicv. He was the most prsific minister of forsigu affairs Ro-sia bad koown during revani yeare, and exercised a restrsining isflience over the ambtious generale. The Tzar called him from Copenhagen when « successor f.r Prince Lobanoff was needed. [tc was at that quiet capital that the miuvisier bad easily been convinced that Ruseia and Greet Britsin ought to get on comfortaaly together, Muraviotf not only took up the [zar’s project for peace at the conference at the Hague aod carried it through in a sympathetic spirit, but he aleao prac- tised peace in b's relation with Earopean powers, eui declined to take al- vantage of Kegland’ heavy work is South Africa, The Europeon concert io China was more likely to prove eff-c- tive when so moderate and paerfic a sta es~ man wae in charge of the Raseian diplom

acy. His death haw come at an inoppor

tune moment for the settlement cf the great question connected with the impsn4- ing dissolution of the Chinese empire. His successor may be more easily infla

enced from Paris and lesa cautious in dealing with Germany and England.

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