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THE DAILY HXAMINER, MARCH 24, 1885.

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. ws wanank? t ay prices uuchanged | !

; : 7 ‘ io esire " oa “” ? Ss ate shi Rebellion in Northwegt, wctcaes. cere, & omen ‘ot the Zist inst., in reply to Mr. Hacket.’s | a ee ee

~ letter, to the effect that ** the Steam Navi- ! gation Co, have made no efforts to get the

moat ths I price, at L, | LOUIS REE, LE LOS TH i contract for the wiuter inat seryice 1}

i RER Hi % i had forgotten that wpe the expiration of } ° ' Besar acid, the econtract—L think in ISSl-—-two of the! S ts per yard | a ' Directors went to Ottawa to negotiate for a! ,

renewal of the contract, and, on behalf of

wear Tweets ior | sat L. KE, Prowse'e

_S -9 aN at th ’ *oria 1 Che at dbl Slide to- }

ce oe iE it far! Cea: the Company, made an offer to the Govern- ! Seott A nm. “tec le Was CO-day Fo u Lal ieton de€!Zed, | ment to du the whole service, winter and}

; summer, tucluding the crossing at the

* " , " veates | - Capes The sum as! ed for the perroruiar Co | th heat ' of the combined service was c msidered tou } ; | Mi oo cated Police to bigh, and the matter dropped. | +

att I Yours truly,

yon friend, Milner, is busy painting scenery | the Rescue, Dasien Davai

she | t Luatertaunment on Haster . “ NEEL AVIES Lrania ty Ch'tawn, 24th March, t885,

— | ‘ : | Print f ottons re a the Dramatic Enterta t in O arch 233 : Reames So Entertainment in | trawa, March 23. Scattering Poison ?

the Academy ius on Waster Monday. Louis Riel, atthe head «{ tive hundred See aiverts t | half-breeds, seized Fort Carleton, North-

in | mask Wanskice , Sir,—Last week some = cruel-hear ted | ” — will sead s. paee ble | es - erri — and they are in armed/wretch, who is now well known to the| MA , . ee ee oe we |} Tedeilon aere 18 tremendous exciteme ) ar : valuat lo sd Miucational lastitute on Friday evening | in , excrement | owners of the valuable dogs destroyed i 3 5

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a S t: ‘‘ Industrial Drawing AL reste lth wel P00 bs = ry the scattered broa least ina field near the resi- en he aes, | u itis how } dence of Jobn H (ates, at the entrance | » Gervanesn trem Desniey telinne hil oe ey . —_ telegraph j te the St. Peter's Road, a quantity of | COTTON GOODS I lf ( Pp; that on Saturday the ice started off e Pg ie operators made deadiy poison on beefsteak, thus causing } ‘ 5 3 *$ rom the shot : w the bay almost as clear oo nn L trate: Riel and t lowers have the dest: uction of six of the handsomest } sim quenmet secured & quantity of stores, &:. It is|dogs in the city. The owners of these

$ i > 2 t ? Folios . ' - a. : said the Mo inted Polic : are on the defen | dogs had paid taxes on them. Ia there no Mart Couriers ieft Cape Lormentine at 10} sive, pending the arrival of reinforcements | City By law to punish a person who en- yelock this morning and arrived at Cape} Riel claims that all the half-breeds and ‘ .

i . . . idangers the lives of every person in his

Traverse at five clock, Uhe mails will reach | Indians are under his control. and will co- | ne; I ” ' om il Co- nhelg } or ’ . ( “ this city a 5 oO clock operate with him at i rhood by using Polson as rapeape - ‘ hy : above! The writer of this intends to put, , weertve of the Salvage Corps will be | seth _ v4 the news uae received, LOU; the law in force, if there is any law, 80 | c= ; . iu ‘e + r , “ . ° j : oa ie thei : m. next Ho k-and ® adden i ad pe sett Swit Cu rent, and 800l, aa he acquires a little further proof, - Sng a oom, this evening, at 8 o'clock. A full] Ph wii go from points east for Carleton.|/and in the meantime would direct the attenda s requester { 1e scene of the outbreak is situated on attention of the Society for the Prevention “1.9 4 D 1 OF Suen i Leaakatchaws Be 1 al ‘ a i 7 , eo ms the Saskatchewan River, &@vout hity niles of Cruelty to Animals to the above facts. i Ch town, Feb. o ', S59. \ Hockey match has been arranged to take | Bortheast of Battleford, and thirty-tive | Yours, ete., . tase between Mr. W. ©. llobkirk and Mr, {| miles southeast of Princs Albert. It was | 4 "7 cine reaping : eae ae ee ee ee Daniel Cameron in the Cit eon s Skating Rink | primar ily one of the Hud:zon Bay posts, March 23, 1885. this week Bets on t result are numerous. | but is now one of the forts at which regular Pe - | detachments of the mounted police are : : : e puite are t. Patrick concert last week in| stationed {he Appeal to the Queen Pm Ladiow Hail, summerside, was quite success- Parliament being in session, Mr. Blake « es oe ful, says °% f . Pealzing aoeeles . } asked the Gov rument for the facts. Sir | Mi im,—I notice in your remacks on the} Viel ot the prog ime ; , ' te ‘ou ; . Oo ie ; a} With by the pre oe a “ce » We! John admitted tho outbreak: but stated | * — of Council, embr dying an appeal not he'p referring to 1@ remarkabie Cir-/|, he (Juee ? say Very truly * O0% i. a +) npr ee. : t aie , ; there were any quantity who would volun- _ the Queen, you say very tru’) the Local vamstance of the choir ¢ . aining a © Min teer and the uprising be soon put down | Government have not, it seems, been ad- i the Misses Vempsey of this place, ine Misses vay si j vised as to the intentions of the Dominion i* | : r§ F er ; ‘ 20 F p *y ine seeded ok Gn it oot a eteth 1 ‘or » mex } days we othe balance of out ry Doyle 2 pre ided at the re on sus LATER | Authorities,” in respcet to carrying out the or the next -« ( ay s we orrel th I J tained their reputation as exce 8 os : : ‘ : tained their repu — excellent players | {stipulation in the terms of Confederation,

!' Winnirpec, March 23 relative t , ¢ d . NNIPEG <u. ative t e con : auc se ‘ Mr Kictarp Woon, of Georgetown Road, | ead hed H . ig io 7 e : ~ col oo : ne < ~ OOdGS at a Lot 49, wh> has txvken lessons from some of | . Vol. rving reachec umboldt last even. | “a “alba passengers with the intercolonla the most celebrated horse trainers abroad, has | '"S with 160 mounted police, on his way | Railway.

broken ia a number vf horses in Cherry Val West. The Major in command at Carleton | I bez leave to Say wilh you 1 regret the oa y ey with entire satisfection Any persons | has 75 men, and it is hoped he can hold his Dominion Government did net think proper

j : " d i e . . . rr rv ; a sis ; . having young horses to break or horses | own till relief arrives. The Nineteenth | to advise our authorities as to their

ims t in, inten- given to vieioes practices, ench as kicking, | Battalion has been ordered to hold itself in | tion; but they do say in reply to the com- : runnieg away. &c., would d> well to pytronize | readiness to march at an hour’s notice. ‘munication of the Lieutenant-Governor, “ ™ :} r ] r k > h: y } } a NC Vr. Wood, whose skill and tact iu this branch | sap CE | enquiring into this subject under date of as we are short \ to make a € ange In the DuSINesSsS,

of basimess is unsurpassed | 22nd February, 1882, that the Government - tiems from the Sou tan. | of the Dominion were giving their earnest coeennaeeaneienee tien fy isa somewhat unasgal thing for a reign: | oo ‘consideration to the question, Now it is

ing sovereign ty appear in the witness box at ScesKin, March 25. | patent to every intelligent person, that the

seuss, Ths otker days hewerer 8° A apy reports that hostile Araby are | Gorernment ‘wero. in earuect when they |QD@GiaL Lines Of Goods are MARKED DOWN to Prices that are Bound to Sell Them.

ar roi > ‘ » ye ¢ ‘ . r volunte-sed his testimony before a magistrate | 3°OWS In number in and aroynd Hasheen. | made this reply; and the undertakings that

is Rome. A shopkeeper named Marangoni | 4 Signalling corps, organized by Gen. Mc-jheve already been completed towards

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had aufortanately injared a little girl by rid- | Neill at the zareba, greatly facilitates the carrying out the stipulation of the terms of ing over her in the street, and King Ham- | ™ovements of the British forces Confederation, viz ; continuous communica- .

‘ : . | ‘Mh o YY ; . : . s bert, whe had witnessed the accident, came| The heat ig oppressive. Numbers are | tion between the railway of this Island D 7+ - il ¢ Cc 11 E ly f _ W nt Ba & igrward to say that in his opinion Marangoni | sick. jand that of the [ntercolonial, are, in my On &1 So a ar i ou & z &ins. vi t uc wise to blame. and that,in| The Arabs’ loss in yesterday's fight was{ opinion, most conclusive and satisfactory of fact, lus worse had ran away with him, + 1.000 all told. | their intention.

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nein Osman Digna has 25,000 men at Tamai. The public are aware, and the Govern-

Grip has beeu requested to contradict the; Gen. Graham will reach Tamai and give; ment ought aleo be aware, that within the

romor that the Hamilton, Ont . Amatuer

: Osman Digna battle to-morrow. 1t will be | last twelve months a whart and breakwater . 4 ter ee er or to prea Se | a pitched fight. of the most substantial formation, over We require a Prompt Set tlement of all Account Ss d ie up to dat , oronto iateisy | au Se here was not room for |

Gen. Graham began this evening to meve| half a mile in length, has been built at

the Iadies of that compin » stand o “oo . ; . : ‘ om pee compiay to sees oo & his whole force from Suakin towards | Cape Traverse, and a Railway laid down :

limited stage of the Hamilton Opera House.

[t is confidently stated that there wae plenty Tamai ; | leading from the main line to the end of

of room, and a few feet (ordinary feet) to| en. Wolseley has startel for Dongola. | that Wharf, with running stock complete, D b oO

spare, and the only reason for the ladies and | ninendeiiiinaetineineie | effecting daily communication, and that SS Remem ber the piace 3 es risnv’s ola sta anal. prosite satlomen referred to coming to Toreato was ; i. . ;on the other side, or Mainland, a railway r

geatlemen ref L to coming t ‘ Waa Cape Trayerse Branch. tis tl

thst they desired to perform ina city. Thus} ;is there also being constructed, leading

is libel after libel shown u at a from the Intercolonial to Cape Tormentine, the Market House. P Orrawa, March 23. . ; ; ; - Ri: which is progressing, and probably will be

Tue Gas Company Stock, hell by the late} In the flonse of Commons this after-| completed during the summer, All, then, BROWW & CO William Murphy, Esq , was sold at auction in| noon, Hoa. Mr. Pope, replying to Mr, Yeo, | that is required to make the communication WW. & A. m front of the Law Courts building to day by said the Goverument had paid the con-/| complete will be one or two small steamers |

A. McNeill, Ex Che first preference stock | tractors for Cape Traverse branch the} to ply the waters of the Straits which |

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eee ; ' ; - Char etown, Feb 7, 1885 wae sold at ab vat par. Hon. A. J. Me- balance dee them. tdivide the Intercoionial and P. 8. Island thar lott frown, ‘ oo purchased 175 shares o 1 ag | ‘The Honse adjourned at 11 o'clock | Railways. an purchase i sna 3 f ‘ ’ ee ° . . —- — a a one oreo : _— -

— \ od 20 : a ae H T Cundall ~ ———— | Therefore, I think with these substantial = —— a : 7

a ArCAasel fy St ea; : o* } -y ; 2, , _ keg ’ ri " shares Hen “y A Holl, Ea ~ | Tine Laster Hecess. undertakings before our eves, we have no SEED WH EA nah ite Aline ee et a reason to complain, merely because the | . ‘ j t ooight 39 shares second preference stock at | : lid : Ss Sete d ’ } | 102; and Hon, A. J. McDonald bought 70) Orrawa, March 23. ee a i =o A re intention ee

of nar i ; : * . oO omg 80 to the locai authorities. ‘wax * ‘ ‘ ,

ef it at par 2 | Parliament will rise for the Rees seams ir les hatte belans os is aneene te es ‘FOR SALE € HEAP”

, : q ( af ' ‘riday, ¢ meet | ot tl diy ce i

THe practice of permitting vicious cows to | 00 suey — Good Friday, and meet }me there are no sullicient grounds of com- sidan run at large through the city is becoming al- again on Monday. | plaint to justify this, | must eay, extraor- | 'YEXHE best variety of ‘White Russian tyether too commoa. We have heretofore gage Ht te 2 |dinary appeal to Her Majesty the Queen. | :0:- ‘oui } Seed Wheat, a splendid yielder, good had to chr D1 he serious couseq uences = +e Ready and Anxious j Yours faithfully, i omnes Ve flour, stilt straw ; best for our soil and i6gfrom such conduct. About noon to-day | Werzon ' climate. 4 aa ind | cow held supreme contr i the : 22 awe t S NEWSON aa indurated cow held sapreme cont ol of the CALCUTTA, March 23 | Charloitetowa, March 25, 1885. JOHN NEV N

0 Molasses! Molasses !

punished ; Frobubilities for the neat 24 hours for res eee | (0) ED ne itil

acighborho ma around k by “qnare, compelling | al . . i Citiinee iasitt @, IRRE Amo pedestrians to make a hurried escaps into the | There are §),G00 men in India rea ly} . —— Lal et adjoining yards Ve hope that our worthy | and auxious for service against Russia DISSOLUTION NOTICE Sttpendiai 5 Macistrat Ww ill gee tnat the City | ee j 4 | p bye-law relating t attle at large is strictly WVeatner Bulletin 9} re ‘ilurced and the tran*ygressors sever ly i ae | iv SNHIS is to certify that the partnership —— I heretofore existing between ee , cane _— on i€ “4 ing UsINE der the style deimentans hacen” signed, earryiig on business ub land firm of Bremoer Brothers, has on this Toronto, March 24-10 a. m. pee Sl clas sien . li e ° r jane shag on this fal - igs ais third day of March, A. D., 1585, been dis sr lat Mealy SO6s| aw sour wat. Ste weston This Month we are Selling our iiniy’s sec. 800m in the Basement Parlor cf the Y. M. U, | higher temperature, i | Dated thie 3rd day of March, A. D., 1885, A. building, \ vas well filled by ladies | ug SA ee i " + d ate : ay of Maren, J as : 7 pberabip | aad at Charlottetown, in Prince Edward Island. reaeating tho membership The report MurkononocicaL Orrick | FOR LE, Cloods so Fine that we woul gee wt ne past year was submitted and read by | C March 24, 1885 —7 LENJ. BREMNER. — Charlottetown March <4, 1500, jy, rn oe m 3ENJ. BREW ¢ a : f j : : Saris. 20d, on mistion, adopted, 08 Highest ‘Temperature yesterday, (read at ro THE TRADE; like to Cai 7e One and aes ee nd Eithhed s geod werk kn eonncstion | midnight) de eile neo ad > | ; Referring to the above, ] desire on behalf = exhiaited a good work. In covnection | Lowest Temperature yesterday, (read at £50 i UNS, ‘of the late firm to thank the public for the Wi its helping haud, clayses, both for young eahteliDAh...cvcdvses

All & Chance ! very liberal patronage bestowed in the past,

> Tue tirst annual general meeting of the Uharlottetewn Young Women's Christian Association was hel

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no veuie I Sg ca rela war Lomoat Hempartar. tie eraig - 83 | TTT apd to inform Chem that the guod will of, the Organized ene 7 Temperature this mpenning, a6 © © ote 18 5 Hiv f,sweer-veg ; onl oo c 3 woald respe ctfally a Temperature this sfternoon at 1 o clock. . ;Coom 8, rte eS sataiade [ aoe fae Cou ity Court opened at Charlottetown a Ce ala amen 0, oe or ee oun ieee Osenine chan — moraing. The docket is mot large, al. Mr. LaBboucHsRE say s that Kaiser Wilhelm BA | facilities for doing the beet class of work in ough several important cases are for trial. | j, suffering from indigestion caused by a heavy

; ; : | Mercantile, Fancy and VYook Printing, Book Julge Alley delivered judgment in the suit] meal, to wit: ‘hot lobsters washed — Gait | i i y I FH ‘binding and Pisuk Mock Menniesimuina, ot oaeee. by t Trustees of the Bradalbane | ghine wine.” Likely enough ; any a nar ANY i all eo 4 ‘the lowest prices, and in the shortest time, vehool District against the Station Agent at peror or no emperor, who has to “‘wash cown i ,

‘are unequalled in the Province. Bradalbane Station, to recover school assess- his food ia very likely to get a touch of dys- ) ; peorine REINS 4

Ment against him, ia respect of the property pep. But if, as | think probable, the old geu- | -~-A LSO-—~ ;

Ree es a eer ceoend| Berta copia Near ba ts oty ot al WHAT A CLEAN DOLLAR WILL) peice ac riciaion Sie ct sewn

s that the property assesse< ving the : : a , : ; he #8 owned by th Oren onl as alle oceu- | eg eye Where is, 1 believe, nothing A Quan ntityv or Bremner Bros , above, 1 beg to state that f

Ret the Staion Manor an «publ ici | wore taigenbia than opened abstr —| ay PURCHASE Protea! sedstancs of is. Bejan Bremner, Tierces and Barrels |

ad therefore neither the property nor the Grip who will be pleased to see al/ his former evs

— Ageut weve liable to taxes. Jndge : i rT Seca of Russia,to the | tomers at my office, 18 Queen Street. “Y sustained the defence, and non-suitel| THE Emperor and Mmpre JOHN COOMRS

the & , : iects, have ventured ee 3 () 18 School Trustes reat surprise of their subjects, ; A oer : ; Lae to raat thenwelves in public again: | They OWEN CONNOLLY. lepers E effect of ' ee : : sal - visite: e theatres on seve : HE effect of music on the senses was won- | have recently visited th crowding the build- Ch’town, Feb. 20—-eod wky tl lstAp

co ail “any verilied dnriog the morning for the | occasions, their presence ‘ Dake of ead nae r § Geanes I'l. |iecrau tine, “Tau lately gave two balls, fur R b tb t . A tailor page rd etatk cine al which twenty-live hundred invitations i f AAD BALL WAY 6mm éT 1s on oses our ¥ ‘ ¥

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. oe ; , acted inaction of the Which were to be finished in a very short) were issued. The protracted ina ool their

"pace of time Ameoug the workmen) Nihilists seems to have reassu | kK. VINNICOMBE is now prepared to “te Was a fellow who was always | majestics. . take a limited number of pupils ior ; one until further

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Geging “ Rule Britannia.’ ] f the a ; N and after this date, _— ‘on by “Danclas” conservator; i rianaia, and the ress. Se imple and conveniently s ® : peng r | Violin Instruction by “*Danclas” con y

a en }olMed in the chorus. The tailor By a, ¢ P antien spring, an Knglish notice, Excursion Keturn cage ye be Pres “Eo tee ccuipiets iets atid pupil ae ¢ his observations and found that the slow worked device - eedol in dispensing with | issued at ove lirst-class fare frem all Stations ‘is enabled to form a part of one harmonized Me of the tung retarded the work; acd in inventor — ee sewing machines by hand | on this Railway to Cape gaits — | oo + we ae A ar ge ea anne he engaged a blind fiddler, and, | the need of i ay of a handle winds up| of live er upwards, going and returning to- j | inetead of the old claes dradgery. . ‘iM him near the work shop, made him | or foot; @ ~ to keep a machine going at gether. 1. MES COLEMAN ’ | Pupils preferred from 12 to 16 years of age. ; Ry constantly the lively tune of ‘*Naucy sufficient ee an hour. 1t is completely | AOLES ~ fone ver oa a t ® | For terms apply at hie resilence, (Tater

a tachi ite design had the desired effect, | full ven e rate of stitching and saperintendent. { Street.

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| the tailors’ « : ler control as to the ra oo it Of, Chitown, March 18, 1865— * 1" > ts elbows moved obediently to the; under ¢ lied to any existing} Railway OL, ; Chitown, Fob Gth, P&Rh wag the clothes were «ent heme in | stopping, 4D can be app

y patha en machine at maderate cost. dly pat® «