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TELEGRAPHIC “NEWS.

UNITED STATES.

Lone Branon, N. J.,

Sept. 6.—6.30 p.m. §

Since the last bu President moved fro: Brench. He was more restless than usua! last night, being evidently somewhat ex- cited by anticipationn of the journey. morning at 5.30 his pulse was 113 ; perature 99.8; respiration 18. We left Washington with the President at 6.30

Owing to the admiralle arrangements made

by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and to the ingeniou ly arranged bed, the fatigue incide nt to transportation was re duced toaminimum. Nevertheless, as was anticipated, some sigas of disturbance pro

duced by the journey have been exhibited |

since the arrival by arise of temperatur: and increased frequency of pulse. At present the pulse is 124; temperature 101.6, respiration 18.

D. W. Buss,

(Signed) J. K. Barnes, J. J. Woopwarp, Rupert Reysury, D. Haves Agnew, Frank P. Hamiiror,

The following was sent to-night to Mr. Merton, Minister to Paris, and to Mr. Lowell, Minister, London:—

The President lett \Vashington at 4alf-past gix this 1 morning and reached Long Branch at twenty minutes a one. He seemed to bear the journey well, though the heat was very oppressive. After his arrival he was for several bours restless, showed signs of great fatigue, and complained that his back had a bruised feeling. The pulse rose to 124, and temperature to 101.6 and 160. At this hour, half past ten, he is sleeping and the fever abating. The surgeons regard his symptoms as a necessary result of the journey, and ex. oe a . change within the next two

earnestly desired to leave the! !

Whie ie House, and hos weary eyes welcomed | the sight of the sea. The developments of the next sixty hours are awaited with solici- tude.

(Signed), Biarye, Secretary.

Bostex, Sept. 6.

A remarkable atuospheric phenomena prevailed in this city and generally through- out New England, to-day. At sunrise the heavens presented a blood red appearance; later they assumed a bronze; then a deep yellowish tinge, which con‘inued all day. A dense cloud, apparently of smoke, ob- secured the sun, producing a most dazzling hue by reflection upon vegetation; gas jets resembled electric lichts and iu many cases weis kept burning throughout the day. In many instances schools closed on account of darkness that had occurred and was gen- erally attributed to forest fires in Canada, together with the presence of feg or mist the atmosphere. The weather has been in very oppresive.

MarqurttE, Mich., Sept. 6.

The packing house of the Lake Superior Powder Company ex ploded to-day. Eleven mea were blown to atoms. Nothing of the building is left and nobody is left to tell the cause of the acciden:.

San Francisco, Sept. 6.

Later despatches from Gen. Carr state that the medicine man, as scon as the In- diana treucherously |ired on the troops, was shot, and the Indians were driven off after a seveae fight. Our loss was: Captain Hc rbing and four privates killed; one ser- geant and three privates wounded, two mortally. After burying the dead I return ed as rapidly as practicable, arriving on the 31st. Some of the Indians preceded, and had killed eight men on the road to Thomas. Next morning they made a deni- onetration against this post, attacked it in the afternoon. but were repulsed.

East Sacivaw, Mich., Sept. 6.

Farm houses, bara and crops have been burned in Saginaw and Tucala counties to the extent of over $100,000. Railway travel ia stopped. ‘he fire is still burning in Saginaw Valley.

EUROPEAN.

Lonpon, Sept. 6. The Viceroy of India telegraphs that re- ports from Candahar of the 1st instant state it is believed that the Ameer reached Keiat Road, been vecalled, and his

entire army recamped under the walls of Candahar. LaworeE, Sept. 6.

The Ameer’s vanguard reached Jaldak, seventy miles from Candzhar, at the end of August.

Bearw1y, Sept. 6.

The ‘‘ North German Gazette” says if the Czar and Emperor William actually meet, it is certain they will not meet at Danzig.

St. Petersburg advices state that two fresh numbers of th» Nihilist journal, ‘Will ef the people,” dat: d Ang. 13 and 13, have appeared es su}; lements, promising the publication «f the full number at the be- ginning of Septemser.

It is finderstood that the Czar initiated the approaching interview with the Ein- peror William.

Lonpon, Sept. 6,

There will be a yeneral holiday in Liver- poo), on Thursday next, on the occasion of the visit of the !yince and Princess of Wales to open the Londen and Alexandra docks.

James R. Bulwer, Conservative has been elected in Cambridge Shore to succeed Rodwell in the Co:amens.

Maprip, Sept. 6.

The Spanish press express express much pleasure that Lord Granville telegraphed that the Queen intends to confer the vacant order of the Garter on King Alfonso in Octeber.

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Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Maritime Provines. Toronto, September 8—10.a. m. Moderate te fresh northwesterly to nor- therly winds. fine cooler weather, re a A Berlin despatch says:—It is reported | & mesting will take place between the Em- peror William and the Czar during the Ger- man military mar euvres at Koemtz on the | 8th iastant, wher special cavalry and artil- lery evolutions wii be performed ‘to test the value cavalry in view of the develop-

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, SEPTEMBER 8, 1881__

NEW AUTUMN GOODS AT THE LONDON HOUSE

TAILORERG

Sept. 7 18 el.

New Wiiacies

A Splendid Range of New Cloths.

New Priats, New White Cottons, New Linings, New Tweeds, New Overcoats, New Reefing Jackets, New Underclothing, &c., &c. .

DEPARTRWENT Over 600 Patterns to Select from

HS & CO.

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We ‘a not hold ourselves res ponsible ' for the J opinions or statements of our ora |

Stock Pain. Buildings.

Ve the Editor of the Examiner.

Dear Sin, — When the Government headed by Louis H. Davies were in power, they appointed an Engineer who also acted as Superintendent of Public Works. He did his work well At the last election, the dismissal of that functionery and the saving to the country of $1,200 was a strong plank in the platform of the Liberal Conservatives. People thought it would be so much saved, and would help with other things to lessen the taxes. When the pre- sent Government e¢ame into power by an overwhelming majority, they found it was not such an easy matter te dismiss that in- dividual and find a Commissioner of Public Works able or willing to take his place ; and be it said to the credit of Donald Fer- guson, the then appointed Cemmissioner,

e had the good sense to keep on the En- wineer, knowin ig that it is better and wise T for a man to confess ‘‘I was mistaken” than to commit blunders in the work which would entail double the loss to the country of the Engineer’s salary. Unfortunately for the country, Mr. Ferguson was remov- ed to another position to make way for the celebrated William Canipbell, whose pat- viotie spitit moved him te take his little crow bar and dissect the New Asylum, and which same spirit moved him to bully

the Gevernment into giving him the c«flice of Commissioner of Pub- lic Works, which same, I believe,

they have regretted ever since—or if they have not, when the man is unmasked, they will. ‘The removal by death of Mr Bail ley opened up a pew field for this genius to exercise his talents; and with presump- tion bern of ignerance, he under akes to be Commissioner of Public Works, Engineer, Surveyor and Superintendent, «il at once. The Government, up to this time, have re- mained inactive, leaving the Public Works Department to the tender mercies of Wil- liam Campbell, which course, if pursued, will entail loss to the country and bring the Government into disrepute.

I can hardly blame the Commissioner of Public Works for the scandalous job at West River. I think the man did not kvow any better. Bot the present build ings at the Stock Farm, over whieh he has hela Superintendent—and one who has condemned the material used and the work done to a large extcent—for this he must take the blame. the ecoutract as advertised has been so glaringly done that any erdinary mechanie

would condemn the job at once.. The payment to the contractor of a large sum of money withont a _ certificate

from the Superintendent, the utter ignoring of that genticinan’s protest and report of bad mwateri« vg stivhted work, the inde- tractor who says he will build those buil: : igs in whatever manner and with what material suits bimself, and that he dves rot care for Government or Superintendent, and his attempts to drive the Superintendent off the grounds by force, and his assertion that the Commissioner of Public works dare not refuse to pay him, points directly to a connivance or an understanding between the Cowmissioner| = and the contractor.

I would say, in conclusion, let us, inde- pendent of politics, have a thorengh and practical man to do the work of Engineer | and Surveyor, or the cost to the country will be a great deal more than that official’s salary, Better far for the Govern- ment to say that they have been mistaken, | than to say we have spent $2,400.00 to pay | an engineer for two years and he was not needed.

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We have Just Received from Great Britain,

SILK FRINGES, SATINS, SPANISH LACK, NEW BLACK SILK GIRDLES,

NEW BLACK CHIP AND STRAW BONNETS AND HATS (Straw),

NEW BLACK NEW BLACK NEW BLACK

« EARLY FALL GOODS.

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HAT ORNAMENTS AND SHAPES.

PRINTED COTTORS, VELVETEENS, DRESS URINGS «AND TRIRIALAOS |

FROM MONTREAL,

5 cases White Cottons, 2 cases Flannels,

20 bales Grey Cottons, 3 cases Shirts and Drawers,

k= All of the above will be sold at the very smallest profit.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Pa ge rng nn a

Charlottetown, Aug. 20, 1581.

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AND WE ARE

Uuder the Careful and Skilful Supervision of Mr. J. W. Mitehell,

TO PRINT LETTER HEADS,

BILL HEADS | BLANK CHEQUES, NOTES OF HAND. HAND BiLLs,

On Short Notice, in Good Styie, at Cheap Prices, FOR CASH CUSTOMERS.

Charlottetewn, Sept. I, 1881.

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THE EXAMINER JOB PRINTING OFFICE

HAS LATELY BEEN REPLENISHED WITH

A Large Supply of Printing Types and Materia! OF THE LATEST INVENTION AND BEST DESCRIPTION,

NOW

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2 cases Bed Ticking,

PREPARED,

RECEIPTS, POSTERS, DODGERS, &c., Ke.,

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Wore | New Goods.

CASES AND BALES! OPENING

JUST

Yours, etc., LIBERAL. September, 7, 1881.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

REVERE HOUSE.

Sept. 7—Alfred L. Brennan, New York; W A Brennan, Journiz/, Summerside; Jas F | Douglass, Halifax; N 8; C F Stubbs, St John, | N B: Win Richards, Bideford, PEI; W Hi Bates, Truro, N 8; J Rupert Fester, Monc:- | ton, N B |

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‘The Emperer of Gersaainn’ is a Hanover,

where the manceuvres commenced on Fri- day. The Emperor William seemed in the best of health, and sat nearly three hours. in the saddle, and after the review rode down the long lines of ancient warrior vet} erans, who had specially assembled to wel- | come their monarch.

Ie Figaro remarks there were: never 80 | many Americans in Paris as this year. Al good third of the promenaders just now on | | the boulevards are Americans. Being practical people, they no doubt think it’ safer to make sure of paradise by coming over before they die than to defer the trip till aftervards.

A Constantinople despatch says: Mz. | Malet, British diplomatic agent at Alexan- |

dria, has arcived here. His visit is core | sider ed to indicate that Engla 4nd desires the | co-operation of the port in Egypt, where | she does nothing wit hout the Porte’s sane- tion, The instructions of Earl Granville are to the effect that England recog- nizes absolutely the Sultan’s sovereign- lity in Eg Pf, desires to tighten the bond be- |tween thas country and Turkey, and depre- cates the tendencies towards Egypti an in- denuesenie,

Lord Dufferin declares that England wiil Bina allow the Cyprus tribute to be trans- ferred to the Turkish creditors, and insisis that Cypras shall rerain entirely ont of the arrangement for the settlement of the Turk- . ish debt. !

J. B. Macdonald’s, Queen Street.

commegemnsnemei

‘Black and Colored Cashmeres, French Merinos, Fancy Dress Goods, Plaids, Winceys, White and Grey (cheaper than ever), Prints, Satins,

Cottons Silks, Feathers, Gloves,

shades), Ladies Black Straw Hats, at cost,

As these Goods will have to be cleared out before regular Fall Goods arrive, Cash customers can depend on_ getting

Bargains.

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683 Queen Sireet, Charlottetown, Aug. 17, ees pat pres

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Hosiery, Ribbons (new

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For Sale or to Let.

fEXUAT Frechold Property, with a front of . eighty feet on Pownal Street and eighty- four feet on Sydney Street, the House con- taining 16 large rooms aad two ivitchens. Can be turned into one Dwelling by unlock- ing a door. Apply on the premises to MRS. BOSWALL,

March 1 =. 158]—+f

LO" L ist a

FEXHE SHOP and PREMISES at present }

occupied by Mr. C. B. Waruen as a, Boot Store, on Richmond street, next door to Stam per’e Cor aer, Apply to

MRS. STAMPER. June 21 ’8]1—2aw 3w

Weol!

TEXHER Highest Cash Price paid for Wool .

Wool Skin, Hides and Caif Skins, at

R. BRIDGES, Jaly 12—2aw wklyim Hillsborough Street,

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CH ARLOTLETO WN. Boarding & Select Day Scho,

UNBER THE DIRECTION

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SISTERS OF THE CONGREGATION DE NOTRE DAME.

The Classes Will Re-@pen on the Ist September.

NEW CREAM LACE, NEW WHITE LACE, NEW SATIN RIBBONS,

‘Thursday, 15th Sept.,

AT mn

Great Sale of Stoves

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The subscriber will sell at Auction,

460 Stoves of bifferent Kinds, a guantiiy Hollow Ware and Ploughs,

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' REGULAR TRADER.

FROM

London to Charlottetown

P, E. ISLAND, DIRECT. FALL TRIP, 1881.

The Splendid Clipper Barkentine

ETHEL BLANCHE

428 Tons Register, Coppered and Clasged 10 years Al in English Lioyda,

M. Cailaghan, Commander,

Will Sail from London

On or About 10th September,

Carrying Freight at through rates to Pictoa Georgetown, Summerside, Souris and Shediac,

Parties wishing to have their Goods deli. vered here early in the season will do well to forward their orders in time, so as sot to de- tain the \ essel,

For Freight or Passage apply in London to Joun Prrcaimn & Sons, 16 Great Winchester Sireet ; in Liverpool, to Prroairn Baorugra, 61 South John Stree: ; or here, to the owners,

PEAKE BRO'S & OO.

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Colonial Foundry, Sackville.

Sale to commence at 10 o’clock,a,m. A | credit of six months given for large amounts.

A. E. BO'TSFORD.

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JUST OPENED

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MARKED VERY LOW!

A NICE LOT OF

aay and Fancy Wincey, Cc.» &e

a. W. TREMAINE.

83 Queen Street, Aug. 26, 1861,

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Just Opened

R. W. TREMAINE'S, NEW GOODS,

In Gloves, Corsets (new wake), Fancy Goods, Velvets, Velvet- eens, Cretones. Cashmere, Mierines, &c,, &c.

Bes~ Prices low and quality extra.

83 Queen Street, Ang. 29.

Removed,

RS. W. W. IRVING begs to notify her M friends and the public generally that she has opened her Fall and Winter Classes for Painting and Drawing in all their cifferent branches.

For terms, etc., apply at her Studio —resi- dence of Mr. Peebles, South Side of King Square. [au 29 tf

Mackerel and Hake Sounds,

TEYHE subscriber will purchase Mackere! and Hake Sounds during the fishing

season, at highest market price,

100¢ Birch and Ash Hoop Barrels, for sale at I. C. Hall’s old stand foot of Queen Street, Charlottetown,

HORACE BRASZARD. Aug. 23—pat 1m eod

* DUGINION EXHIBITION,

A. 3 3.2

Board and Tuition, English and Frenc}

| Music eo ee oe ee SoSH EEO HHSHHSSs> Sees ° OU}

_} Bed and P. eddii vg, laundress, extra,

Wool!

For further particu.ars apply to MOTHER SUPERIOR.

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. Aug. 90, Sl lm eod :

| per term, paid in advance.,,,,:...°.. g16 Ou

“tas keen et your Printing done ia

‘To be Held-at Halifax, N. S., from’ the 2ist to (he 30th Sept. Next.

All entries ot Live Stock must be made on or before MONDAY, Sept. Sth.

All entries of Grain, Roots, and other Field and Garden products, also manufactured

» Notre Dame, Hillsboro’ rey articles, Auust be made on or before TUES.-

4A. McNEILL, Sean) Advisory Board.

Ch’town, Aug. 6,’31—3aw

SALT! SALT!

It is Important i in 1 Making Butter to Use the Best Salt,

COLEMAN'S

DAIRY SALT

Has taken the following, besides other

FIRST PRIZES IN 1880:

THE GOLD MEDAL for Curing Cheese at Toronto Industrial Exhibition

Velveteens, Dress Goods, 17st.s ic conus ques, s+

THREE PRIZES for Table, Dairy and Butter, at Michigan State Fair.

For sale in

Bags and in Bulk, at

BEER & GOFFS

July 30, 1.881.

HATS. HATS.

Just Received’

A LARGE STOCK OF CHISTYS’ LONDON

Felt Hats.

Straw & Leghorn AMERICAN

FUR HATS

BEST VALUE FOR CASH.

F. LePaGe & CO.

July 6, ’8i—wkly

Ahead of all Competition, JET BLACK

STOVE POLISH!

NBAT, QUICK, BRILANT AND LASTING!

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‘Six Million Packages Seld in 1889.

HALF TON JUST RECEIVED, WHo.esaLte ann Reta. Ouwr Agent, ©. J. FHOWAS, will sell at the Market, and through the country. Aiso, Everlasting Axle Greaze, EB. BALDERSTON Agent for P.

IXAMI ER PRINTING ROOMS. | Charlottetown, Aug. 26, ’8

Queen Street, July 30—Gw 2aw, wily ex

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