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senate Read. re LO] BETO W N Y: E.

THE SENATE _ MAKES NO PROGRESS

With the Drummond Rail- way Deal,

| SIR MACKENZIE BOWELL HOLDS THAT BOTH BILLS

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Not Separately.

(Special ro THE EXaMIver. }

Orrawa, June 29—The Senate made no headway with the Drummond Bi]l yester- | day.

Mr. Bowell holds thatthe Drummond

and Grand Trunk bills ought to be con |

| sidered together, as senators cannot be ex-~ _ pected to buy the Drummond Read, ending ' nowhere, unless they intend to evade the arrangement with the Grand Trunk,

Mills and Scott want tc consider the bills separately though admitting that they are closely connected and that the adoption of ove involves that of the other.

Both bills etand over to Thursday when probably the Grand Trunk bil) wiil be taken up first.

Shamrock Still Aground.

{Speciat To THe Examiner }

last evening the Shamrock was apparently aground with a list to pert of fifteen degrees.

Russians Massacred.

LAND, THURSDAY JUNE 29, 4899

GOVERNMENT MAKE A MISTAKE

Gver the — Railway Deal

THE? ANADA PACIFIC RAIL-

WAY NOW REFUSES

To Renew Their Traffic Agreement With the Government

(Sreciat te Toe Examryer.?

Orrawa, June 29.—There will be no renewal in any form of the agreement be~ tween the Government and the Canadian Pacific Railway with regard to runoing powers oF traffic facilities for the Com- paay over the Intercolonial Railway be- tween St. John and Halifax.

T. C+ Shaughnessy, President of the Canadian Pacific, has returned from Otta» wa where he had along interview with the Premier oa Railway matters

He says the Government have tied their hends forever, by the agreement they have msde into with the Grand Trunk, from entering into traffic agreements with any compapy.

By one of the clauses of the agreement in connection with the acquisition and working of the Drummond County Ruil-

, way,'he Grand Trunk have secured for all | ime the right to every ton of traffic bound Sovrzampron June 29.- At Jow tide! for the west that the I. C. R. bring into , Montreal.

Mr. Shaughenesty thinks that the Gov~ ernment could sot have understood the far reaching consequences of the agreement or they would never bave consented to it.

He pointed this out toSir Wilfrid Lau.

Drummond.

‘light in the Liberal party, is reported to

SIR HIBBERT AND THE YUKON

Government Must Take the Matter up.

NOW THAT SIR HIBBEXT HAS ACCEPTED THEIR CHALLENGE,

THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE TROUBLE

In Connection With the French Shore

FRENCH SCHOONER PUTS INTO NFWFOUNDLAND PORT

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Seized by Gustoms Officers, but At*| Government Cannot Refuse a Tri- tacks Them and Escapes. bunal of Some Kind.

{[SpectaL tro Tae Examiner. ]

St Jonn’s, Nfld, June 29.—The French fishing vessel Nouvelle Ecosse from the Grand Banks arrived at Cape Broyle on the southern coastof Newfoundland yes- terday in quest of herring bait.

She wae seized by customs officials for violation of fishing law.

An officer was given custody of the ship and crew, but the latter attacked him, got

(Specian tro THE Examiner ]

Orrawa, Jane 29.—Sir Hibbert Tuppe? devoted tbe whole of Wednesday efter noon to the further location ot the Y. kon miemanagment. Through Sir Wilfrid Laurier stipulated on Tueslay night that the Yukon debate «hould close yesterday h2 himself has proposed that it+tand ov. r.

The impression prevailsthat ibe Gov- eromeut has not yet decided how to meet the ship to sea; and then threw him iato &] the question, havingin view the previous poat and left the coast, challenge of Ministers, so strongly made

The British war skip Columb‘a was, and eo often repeated, for some member to orderedto chase and seizethe Nouvelle | take the personel responsibility of making Ecosse which has no register, that being | specific and formel charges in the hands of the custome < flicials. Now that this challenge has been ac-

Serious complications are feared as a| cepted it is impossible for the Goverament result of this act. to refuse a tribunal of some kind and it seems to be impossible that the enquiry could be conducted by a parliamentary

Ambitious Young Canadians.

Mowrreal, Juve 28.—Mr. A. A. Bru neau, M. P., for Richilieu, and a leading

commitiee sitting at Otlawa,

I: is pretty certain that the Government will nct submit the cage io & commissica of judges.

That would be unsafe for Sifton.

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have made a remarkable speech at a St. Jeap Baptiste celebration held at St. Ours, which ie in Mr. Bruneau’s constituency. Mr. Bruneau, in substance, said :

1 am glad to tell you that the Dominion of Canada is now ruled by French-Cana- diane. Yes, French-Canadians are now

Lords and Women.

Loxpon, June 27.—The House of Lords

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Suaycual, June 27—A Raussiao militery rier yesterday, and added Shaug boessy : party of twelve persovs bave been massa~ ‘*T made it elear to him that the Govern: cred by brigaoJs im the Province of Kirin, ynept.yere debarred now from entering Manchuris. into any traffic arrangements with the ‘Canadian Pacific. I fancy the question will be disevered from one end of the

Moyrreat, June 27.—A cablegram bas ‘country to the other before we are many been received from Mejor Girouard, who days older. directa the railway policy of the British =] pointed out to the Premier that the Government in Egypt, statihg that he will 4... thing to do under the circumstances

arrive in Canada about the beginning of | : August. A movemert 'wastoget Parliament to pass a bill abro-

Reception to Girouard.

is on foot here to | tender the disiinguishdd young Canadian gating ‘he agreement. officer a reception on his arrival,

Replaced by Englishmen.

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“Tom Brown's School Days.” Loxpox June 28—Constantinople ad-~

, | vices say thata serious break has occurr~ Loxpoy, June 27.— The Archbishop of | ed in thefriendebip existing between Tur- Canterbury, the Most Rev. Frederick | xey and Germany. All the Germans iu Temple, D. D., formerly headmaster of | the Turkish arsenals and gun factories Rugby sohool, unveiled at Rugby, in the | nave been replaced by Englishmen. Dis- presence of adistingnished assembly, a | satisfaction with the supplies furnished by statue erected tothe memory of the iate Germany is given as the cause. Thomas Hughes, C. ©. He was the! ee ee author of “Tom Brown's School Days,” | “Tom Brown at Oxford,” etc., and found- er of the Britie#h settlement Tenn.

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the leaders uf Canada, and I will tell you their names. They are Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Joseph Ierae] Tarte, and A. A. Brunea. The oldtimes are parsed away, anda new era bas arrived. [ wish that there was a represeniative of an Ontario newepaper present so that I cculd tell it to them. The F.ench Canadians are now the rulers of Canada.

Mr. Bruneau’s ambition is to become a Cabinet Minister.

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Marriage in Peru.

CaL.ao, Peru, June 28.—The Provincia! Council! has presented a petition aeking

the Government to reconsider its recent |

decree relating to non-Catholic mar- riages, considering it to be contrary to the law. to the ideals of modern 8 ciety, and bighly prejudicial of the foreign col- Onies,

Domville on the Rocks.

Vicroria, B. C., June 27.—Advices re- ceived by the Canadian Pevelopment Company tell of the total wreck at Thirty Mile of the big stern-wheel river steamer James B. Domville, owned by the Klondike and Stewart River Pioneers, Limited, an English syndicate, which bought her a few months ago for $100,000. It was on her first trip of the seaeon that the disaster oc- curred.

Fresh Differences.

Loxvow Juns 27.—I1n the British House of Commons yesterday Mr. Broderick ad- mitted that differeaces had arisen in the Newfoundland- French shore matter in re- gard to the question of bait. Tri, he said, was as much as he could pay on the sub- ject at present but he would make « furthr er statement tomorrow. _-=-

Fresh Source of Conflict. Paris, June 28.—The Figaro says the intervention ot Commodore, Gifford, com-

manding the British sqoadron in New- | foundland waters, has raised a fresh scource | vf conflict, as France's action was justified

bya law passed by the Newfoundland Parliament.

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Change of Opinion in Rome. ¥ Rome, Juve 8—For the first time since 1870 the Vaticsn party has obtained 4 a majority in Rome in the municipai elec~ tions, and the fronte ef the churches are fantastically illuminated nightly ia honor

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veeterday defeated the bill legalizing the election of women as counc liors and alders men. The vote stood 182 against the meas sure and 68 in favor of it.

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