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run engineers are requested to meet at| audreul Election. . | D., < ; ‘ i yal Sd o'cl z j a ; ; the Dell Shea this eee , — Montreal, April 14. | | . ¢ Gt T I steamer St. Olaf | on Of the Vaudreul election the Star says _ 7 : sis = iat getown from Pictou at one | ‘The L bers! Viet Ty in Vaudreul wil i” en eae Sens Sa aE idan : gel e such vf the Tariff Reform press as are far E FoorBaul All members of the Junior | en ugh away from the cour ty to have es- . ik iested to meet at Victoria | caped the ech« es of the contest, to claim a :

Ab-gweits are reqa | ; morrow afternoon at three o'clock. | tr umph for their princip'es. Here, in

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pris season | lesue upon which the eleétion would turn,

was the attitude of the two'parties on the |M ba S } Manitoba Schoo! question

Capt. Henry Gotell got ninety

g vo last night

dibciiaen R. B. Lewis, of St. John, was co.npletely { gred of biliousness and constipation by 4 M:sierious Case. Hawker , Pills, and now always keep a ” hes . supply on band es Ortawa, April 14. = | Mre Jobn B f Hutley lyi s, honorary and active, of the|,. * Jobn Boyd, of Hatley, was found lying

ALL memo« | in her bed shot throvgh the heart yesterdey

v w.c. T. U. are cordtanly invited to attend | aes pf 1 - - 3 e ID , - . Friday evening, April 14, at 7.30. ap! 4i iene nurder or of sui rers’ Movements.—The Northumb:re . , ee

amar on ter Ghidaiiakebeais ieee Gal | Gladstone's Opinion

sh ane 2 k this efternoon i sie

rk “Mivat si wil) leave Montresl tor thi: |} Lonpon, April 14, am fete lay, 29 h inst. | Mr. Gladstonve, ia an interview with a de

— : > — | patation of Imperial Federation League, ¢p vy M. C. A.—Thos iaterested in the proved the objects of the League, but said

y. M.C A. too bali Club are requested to that he was « pposed to preferential trade with

meet in the room to night at 8 oclock, to! in the empire.

comp'ete art ang

mencing practic a —_

ements preparatory to com- | oe ENE ia Killed by Lightning. Oarent Division.—The soeial reuvion inthe rooms of Orient Division last evening was well attended. Anexcellent programmer of vocal and instrumental music Wes disposed of, and | refreshments were #i8o provi led, | - Jepement Mk. Streap —The weil essful horse buyer, Mr. Robt

; Nasuvitie, Tenn., April 14.

The barn of Chas. Reed, a promivent horse | man, was struck by lightning and twenty five | blood mares in foal by the celebrated horse St, Base, were killed. Loss, $300,060,

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SOUND knows and 80 Stead, New Glasgow

New Brunswick Legislature.

Road, bes stinted his segue

yaluable King Bird mare to the trotting sta’!- Sr. Joun April 14.

jon Elmo, 8074, (record 2 273) Elmo is star d- The Léelaletere Will adie th’ the

ard by rules | and 6, the outy et silion on P e Ls PaeeeE eine abet satterncon. i

£ Islan i that has entered the ch armed circle, siomonananaapseneatntticacaesdly Gt ieeesiinitnentetnateaigati

which makes him standard by breeding and Generali Telegravhic News.

perfo mauce, —_—— wank guna Ge Lonpon, April 12.—The Eoglish, Sevt-|

Socta, Reunion.—Mre. L. E. Prowse en-/ tish and Australian chartered bank has

tertained the scholars of her Sunday school class, the officers and teachers of the Second Methodist Church Sunday school, the charch choir, Bev Mr. Palmer, Rev. Mr. Brewer and Mrs. Brewer and o bers at her residence,

failed, with liab lities of £5,0000,00°, The bark was incorporated by royal charter in 1852. It is claimed to have a paid up | capital of $900 000; reserve fund $310,000. | The London : flice is at 38 Lombard Street

Grafton Street, last evening. Refreshments, | _"* 4" : ty music and games were provided, and a most E._C. The bank has main branches in enjoyable evening was passed. Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbade, Melbourne, |

a and various lesser points in New South

Wales, Victoria and South Australia, It |

Scorr Act Wark — A Moncton despatch Se ‘ transacted a banking and exchange business

fhe indications are that the majority of

con olevay ef Westmorcland will make aj between Great Britain and she Australian | stroog fight for the retention of the Scott Act| colonies, and had large deposits, The notwithstanding its failure to stop the sale of | liabilities are believed to be £8,000,000. | liquor, The members < f the Evangelical | Only approximate estimate of the assets slliance and Rev. Mr. Kempton, of St. John, | can be given. They are supposed to be a

addressed a public meeting in the F. C. B. Church lact evening, ali spe+sking strongly in t.gor of the Act as the most advanced piece ef emperance legislation the Domision has ovr had, and holding that it can be enforced.

large proportion. The reserve liability is £900,000 The last balance sheet made public in September, 1892, showed deposits of almost £6,000,000. The only reason given for the faiiure ia that there has been

. sie ee for several weeks a steadily increasing Be BOSROCLEOCNESS. = ee a | Withdrawal of deposits

: ’ 5 lie i : . Palmer wishes to thank the ladies anc a een : gentlemen who s» very kindly teek part io Moyrreat, Apri] 12 —Hon. Mr. Angers

met here to-day a large deputation cf cattle exporters and steamship owners, who ask- ed the minister to send Dr MeEachran to! the old country to look after ihe first ar- rival of live cattle from Halifax towards the end of the month. The inspector an- | nounced that diseased lungs from American | cattle had been passed off on british inspec- tors as being from Canadian stock. The minister said he was in communication | with Sir Charles Tupper and would decide |

any way in the Dickens’ Entertainment” last evening, especisl'y Mr. Pope, whose clever- ness and artistic taste as stage manager 80 largely contributed to make the ) erfurmapce the grand aucerss it proved. Mias Palmer would also pwrticularly thank the Amateur Orchestra. Their music was a treat for all musical people. And too much praise can hardly be given to Mics Lucy Caven, whose ability as accompanist was so thoroughly dis played laat evening.

alg. aero very shortly. Potice Cot as ” / ee ea Loypon, April 12.—In the House of Pewroa, for bie king and entering the count) © mmons yesterday Ashmead Bartlett

ing house of A. Down in September Jas‘, was reminded to jail votil Tuesd:y. A Nova Scotia named Hawkic was fined $3o0r 14 days for being drunk in the vicinity of the Railway Station last evening Hawkin was gathered in by Sergeant Bradley about seven oclock. He was very drunk and wae placed in a cell in the station to sober up. About jour o'elo k this morning the officer in charge of the station heard a great noise below stairs —in the vicinity of Hawkia’s quarters—and went down to see what was the cause of the disturbance. He found that Hawkin had sobered up considerably, and was desirous of knowing “‘if this was the hotel where he got his dinner yesterday The officer ex- plained matter to the best of his ability, and Hawkin philosophically made the most of his situation. | cecinlubitenmentt

Fear or Inrecrion.—According to a late despatch there is fear of infection at Halifax from immigrant steamers. The board of health was again in session on Tuesday night, when the following resolu- tion was passed: The attention of the Dominion government is immediately called to the fact that the ocean ateamships which usually mske some portion of the United States their terminus are now calling here and landing passengers and baggage, on account of the Jaxity of

(Cunservative) made a speech agains? the | home rule bill. Michaei Davitt made a} forcible speech in favor of the one course. He said the bill would be accepted by thirteen millions of the Irish race as a fact } of peace to be honorably observed. He! had changed his opinion since 1886, and | now strongly supported the retention of Irish members in the Imperial parliament. | Montreal, April 12.—A Star cable from London says: The recent discussion in dip- lomatic and political circles over the Franco- Canadian treaty has directed widespread at- tention to the extention of the treaty-making power of Cavada Mr, Gladstone, speaking in the home rule debate, noted that the colonies are now makiog their own trade laws, In direct reference to Canada he said: ‘‘In the case of Canada, we have begun to allow her, subject, of course, to Imperial control, to prosecute ber own substantial interests in con- nection with important foreign states.” Joseph Chamberlain also referred to the nature of treaty making by British colonies. He de- clared that the former reservations in the case of Canada regarding diplomatic relations, had been found practically impossible to sustain. Continuing, Chamberlain ssid: ‘Canada now claims the right to be represented direct- ly in all negotiations affecting her.” These significant admissions indicate the most im- 9 | portant concession secured by the Dominion. our guarantiue regulations, and as this” Jy proof of this, too, is quoted the presence of landing and the disinfection of the baggage Messrs. Thompson, as arbitrator, Tupper, as taken place in a central portion of the city British agent, and Robinson and Sir Charles and is a source of danger and serious men- Charles Tupper as counsel in the Behring Sea ace t» the health of our citizens, it is the arbitration tribunal. Cavada, indeed, is here opinion of the board that the government } regarded as being herself a treaty-making should be urged to equip our quarantine | power now station Island as speedily as possible

Maprip, April 12—An explosion oc- curred in the Sala, Caladia company’s mills in Mabaro, to-day. The rocf was blown off. The walls were rent. Most of the flooring collapsed, Fire broke out after the explo- sion waa extinguished. The dead bodies of nine workmen and the manger were re- moved from the rvins. The number of

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News Notes.

The Vicerey of Ireland bas issued orders to restrict the importation of arms into Ireland.

f | = Judge McDougall, at Toronto, has decid- | ed that 24 per cent. beer is intoxicating. }The Quebec Legislature holds that 4 per | cent, is not intox'cating.

SHOW DAY | During March the revenue 'collected on ' Chinese immigrants at Vancouver, B. OC., To-morrow!

; amounted to $1,501, a decrease of $2,220

| compared withthe receipts during March You are respectfully invited to attend. BEER BROS.

of last year. Osman Digna has been leading in another | raid against the Egyptians. There is nothing on | strange in this, save that _ des} ne ‘ have killed Ozman as often almost as they Weather Sallete. h a done for Emin Pasha. The resemb lance between the two men is, however, confined to this. Osman is as ugly as Emin is mild,

Toronto, April 14.—10 a. m. Fresh to strong westerly to north westerly | winds, gradually clearing.

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FARM ON LOT 60

For Sale or To Let.

¥(, ACRES OF GOOD FREEHOLD LAND at i Meiville, Lot 60, lately occupied by Alian G. McLeod, held under first-class Government Deed, clear of encumbrances.

Barns on the premises. Uwelling House burnt laet fl)

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