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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.

‘Carefully Collated by “The Ex. aminer’s” Reporters.

Hog cholera is raging in Wabash Co., Indiana. | The Duchess of Argyllis now in 4 ‘more hopeful condition. Princess Christina drives out daily,but , she is still in delicate health, There are firms in New York aud | Philadelphia who hire out clean cutts and collars.

King Milan has granted an amnesty to all political prisouers concerned in the Fising of 1883.

In Chicago the other day a landlord shot one of his boarders for joking about the butter.

A courtship of twenty years has just ended inthe marriage of the couple at Branchfort, N. J.

The annual income of Claus Spreckles, ithe sngar king of the Sandwich Islands, ji placed at $5,000,000,

| Itis estimated that half a miliion ‘boxes oranges, worth a million dollars, were destroyed by the recent freeze in | Florida.

Joho Armstrong, a Bismarck, Dakota, ‘farmer, was frozen to death on Wednes- day night; he leaves a wife ani three children.

| McCabe, a Canadian in Dakota, who | was twice tried for poisoning his wives, |has fallen victim to a mixture intended | for his last wife.

Gloucester fishermen are experi ment- ing with a machine which splits and '**gibs’’ mackerel quicker and better

ao human hands can operate.

' A rector in South Carolina, the missionary collection falling upor a ‘stormy day, gives notice that it will be repeated on the first fiue Sunday.

Six men have been arrested at lre- lavd, charged with being connected with a band who rifled mail bags on the 15th inst., in search ror writs of ejectment.

General Viscount Wolseley says the statement that the Government has offered him command of the forces in Treland is eatirely without foundation.

Farmers in Wales are demanding a permanent reduction of 25 per cent. in rents, fixity of tenure, and compensa- tion for making improvements on their holdiogs.

The Czar of all the Russias has entered {the ranks of the vast army of amateur photographers, and he thinks of putting his captured Nihilists to slow torture by displaying his first experiments in their celle,

A spring of black ink hag been dis- covered in Arkansas, but as it is pot in- toxicating, and therefore unfit to drink, the Arkansans don’t know what to do with it.

It is uaderstood, says the Halifax Heraid, that Detective Skeffington will sever his connection with the I]. C, R. this month, and that the oflice will be abolished.

The mean death rate among the rich classes of England is 55 years. The mean death rate ameng the poor people is 41 years, That is, rich people live fourteen years longer than poor.

The ship Hugo, from Liverpool to New York, reports that on Jaa. 5, at 1 p.m., she passed a large ship on fire ; had barned near to the water's edge ; nothing to be seen of the crew.

Emperor William has given his sanction to Prince Bismarck’s applying the national gift on the Chancellor's 70th birthday to the foundation ofa school for the training ot teachers.

More people die in one year from trichinosis than in twenty years from hydrophobia. Yet, says an exchange, the owners of hogs pay uo tax, buy no muzzles, and have no hogs shot down.

The Irish Exchequer Bench has raled that the national league is not illegal, as it exists in every county in Ireland with- out secrecy and has been tolerated by the government, who know its objects.

The Irish local government bill will be delayed until the English bill is settled. Although promised in the Queen’s speech, the Irish naeasure may vot appear during this session of parlia- ment.

for children that was such a marked feature of her early years, and she keeps a record of all the bright sayings and doings of the little ones that come to her notice.

John Magee, who on Wednesday pleaded guilty to the charge of attempt- ing to procure money from the Prince

has been sentenced to seven years’ pecal servitude.

which will help all, of either sex to; more meney right away than any |

Executrix, Fortunes await the worker, j Ch town, Jun. 1886

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struction of the Suez Canal. He says the Panama Canal will be completed by the end of 1888.

Ao old man living near Athens, Ga, will not entertain any preacher at his house uoless he is clean shaven. He is a strict member of the Methodist church, and will not countenance or listeu to any minister who wears a deard or mous- tache.

Figaro says that a Yaukee maker of sewing machines has offered Mme. Patti $1,000 for each appearance, in addition to her regular salary, if she will sit at one ofthis sewing machines, instead of at the spinning wheel, while singing the King of Thule.

A company has been organized at Amsterdam to drain the Zuyder Zee, covering au area of half a million acres. It is about 80 miles long and about 30 miles wide. Itis wavigable by vessels of considerable size, aud forms the harbor of Amsterdam.

A nezro named Hines, accused of murder io Ciucinuati, was taken to the side of the murdered man’s coffin and the lights suddealy turned up. To the re- mark of, ‘“‘ That is a horrible sight Hines,” by the police captain, he coolly replied, ** Deed it is, sab.”

The Brantford, Oat., clergymen, fear- ing that Sabbath desecration is gaining ground in their midst, have resolved “to uphold the sanctity of the day by refus- ing to attend Sunday burials. ‘They de nounce Sunday driving for pleasure and bands of music playing on the streets.

Sheriff Degman, of Colfax County, Kansas, was kilied Tuesday in jail at Schuyler by a prisoner named Lapour, who struck him overthe head with a heavy club. At a late hour,a large erowd of men took Lapour from the jail and hanged him to a neighbouring tree.

Seymour Bushe, a young barrister of Munster, whose elopement ov Noy. 2 with the wife of Mr. Gerald Richard

ithe most accient Eaglish family

Brooke, of Summerton county, Dublia ereated much excitement in fashionable eircles, has been mulcted inthe sum of £3,000 in a crim. cov. suit brought against him.

Any other contestants to the contrary, is un. dowbtediy the Howard family, whose head isthe Dukeof Norfolk, In rene alone this Dake ge’s an anuual sum of £219,265; about $1,000 000ayear. His ouly son, the Earl of Arundel, is a de- formed imbecile.

The Reichstag has adopted a resolu- tion intraduced by Herr Wiudthorst, de- claring the expulsion of the Poles from Prussian territory uvjusti‘iable and in- compatible with the interests of German subjects. ‘The Conservatives and National Liberals opposed tho resolution. None of the ministers were present wheu it was adopted.

The Moncton Times states that the deficit on the Intercolonial Railway for the last fiscal year was $75,000 only, and not $400,000 as stated in a Montreal paper some time since. For the six years for which the present goverament have been respousible for the operation of the road the net deficit will thus be in round numbers, $140,000, or $23,590 per anoum. Quite a difference betweeu this and the anoual deficits of $400,000 aod upwards which were the rule under

the government for McKevzie and

Brydges.

The Garia correspovdent of the

Mercury says: A terrible accident The

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of Wales by writing threatening letters,

happened at Garia on the 23rd ult,

facts of the melancholy affair are as follows: Joseph Smith with his two sons, Johu and William, left home about tem o’clock in the morning and proceed- ed clown the bay ina boat. The father was bound to the telegraph office, and after rowing about a mile landed William on « small Island, leaving him there for the purpose of killing harbor seals. On the same evening Thomas Francis aad Thomas Whittle left home and rowed to the same ielaud ; Francis remained in the

/ boat but landed Whittle who walked across the Island’ with his gun tooking for birds or seals. On coming to a _ certain place he fapcied he beard a strange

noise proceeding from the bushes, and getting frightened, he calied out to Fran cis to row io, there was something on the island. While Fraveis was rowivg in he heard a gun fired. Whittle met him in the landwash; he seemed much frightened aad fell down on the ground,

Queen Victoria retains the fonduess| saying to Fraocis, that after calling him

he saw something with fur on it in the bushes; fearing it would run after him he fired atit. A dog came out of the woods, and he saw it was Smith’s dog. He then thought he must have fired at a man, not knowing what it was. Francis immediately went to the spot and found William Smith dead, with twelve shots in his head and one in his body. About 8 o’clock in the afternoon Joseph Smith and his son returued for William, and was horrified at finding him dead. The

M. DeLesseps will vemaiu a fortoight! poor fellow was but 22 years o! age, and He declares bis task there; was a great help to his father and

is a far easier one than “was the cow) family.

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