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THE DAILY EXAMINER. - -

- MONDAY, JANUARY 21,

182.

TdE DAILY EXAMINER.

The Census.

Bettetin No. 3 of the census department was published some time ago, but a copy of it did not reach THe EXaMINeR until to- day. We quote the returns from this Pro- vince as follow

KING $ COUNTY.

1881 1891

Georgetown and Royalty . 1,118 1,069 Pemer aees Sse Ss cece 978 975 ae i cece nme 847 957

“ a delet 991 1,026

, SE técx a 1,199

” Mr iie ve k + hae 646 655

“ OO ane ae

7 44 és aoe 1,291

| SSS 2,079 1,977

ase ccaneo” Bae 1,075

47 wade 1,13] 1,139

Re cee cas Se

ER eg 1,429

e isk ics ieee te 1,°29

” 54 woes 915 1,028 ee 55 ss ee bee

56 éencal 041 YSS PPscsencescobe Sane ©. Lae

_ | ice: Se 1 525

“ Geiacs 1,243 1,494

64 ; o64s) Rae ee

kbs aves ; 399 345

Tetal oocent,433 26,633

PRINCE COUNTY.

a . S28 2008 AEE OE © césncscctasse SO. Se - ee 1,899 2,28?

3 1,355 1,412

. 4 2,258 2,396

MD Gissueceunss 1,465 1,532

* oe . er 1,446

, Pi eecaweas 1,073 1,038

’ Wi eee 855 887

9 572 777

. eee 381 449

“ 1 625 700

' _ $43 963

. a. 1,379 1.379

¢ RT eo 1,433 1,502

- _ ES ae 1,908 2,062

Medan dheauuce 1,101 1,333

Mile iw see dates 1,647 1,694

18.. 1,826 1,794

‘ oe 1,608 1,753

MP abdainds chses 1,002 1,017

‘ 26. 1,346 1,278 MC hes d4eeu sae 1348 1,425 Meca. sande i 2-1

OG bod iibcci inca . 34,347 36,470

QUEEN'S COUNTY.

Charlottetown and Royalty... 11,485 11,372 eee 1,419 1,325 ” DU eh aih isla os ui 1,871 1,700

oe biécs ace ece Sn nee

“ oe ee 1,903 1.835

" Mit icte cals 2,737 2,615

- OR ei ees 2,096 1,970

- 30... 1,530 =-1,417

” tien dade 1,493 1,576 Oo ccs ee:

. 33... 1,332 1,279

‘ _.. oe - 31,386 1,317 re edt Gas cs 1,116 1,089

: 36. 1,263 1,253 aa as, 1,675 1,395 es a i cae 1,506 1,356

e Re ida cccneca 1,731 1,544

ae —__ ee ee 1,501 1,376

™ Oe se a 2,085 2,001

. hs dae, 1,343 1,246

e 60.. 1,064 71

” Mel <twcs ‘as eee ),085

“ 65 indcioece ee 1,721

= ae a . awe 1,853 ee 48,111 45,977

In view of these figures and what we see and know, nothing is more certain than that a mistake was made either in the count of last year or that of 1881, or both.

The population of the Province was, ac cording to the returns, 94,021 in 1871 ; 108,891 in 1881 ; and 109,080 in 189}.

<p erence A Mare’s Nest.

A cultured but cranky man, named Davin, gave publicity a few days ago, through the Reginia Leader to a statement that the Hon. Mr, Dewdney had engaged in a specu- lation in land near Regina. It is reported that after reading this statement Mr. Dewdney said :

** He was well acquainted with the man Green referred to in the Leader's para- graph. Green had been strongly recom- mended to him to take charge of som: thoroughbred horses he was sending out to the Northwest. After Green had been out there with the horses some years, and had faithfully discharged his trust, he asked Mr. Dewdney’s advice as to a good loca- tion Mr. Dewdney had heard that the C. P. R. was likely to pass what is now Regina, and strongly counselled his taking up land in that vicinity. Green went there to investigate, and found several squatters there, who all advised him to jvin them in taking up land io that locality. He mentioned Mr. Gore, among others, as a gentleman who had recommended him to setile there. He did so, and is now the owner of land there, the particulars of which can be had at any time by reference to the records of the department Green had made all necessary pat ments and performed all the duties and was in possession to-day, a bona fide settler, The land is near the town site of Regina.

‘‘How much are you interested financially in that land, Mr. Dewduey ?”

*“‘Not to the extent of one solitary dollar o: cent,” replied the Minister. ‘‘] am not and never wis. I was only anxious to see Green well settled, as he gave up a good position ia Winnipeg to accompany me to the North- west,”

Unless this statement of the Minister of the Interior can be disproved, the charge, about which columns of Grit vituperation have already been expended, falls to the ground. The statement of the Toronto Gidbe that Baroness Macdonald was con- cerned in} the transaction is of course as fasle as it is cowardly. ~ Vice ADMIRALTY Court —The Heather Belle Fastnet case is still before the Court, Mr. Rinkin, of Halifax, took the stand on Saturday evening and his evidence was nut concluded up to recess to-day. Mr. Rankin is & practical iron ship builder, and was one of the men who examined the Fastnet after the collision and assessed the damage sus- tained by her.

A large stock of gents’ stylish hats re- ceived to-day at Jas Patou & Co's, Brown's Block .

The Tunnel.

Tue Toronto Mail points out that the interest on the cost of the proposed Nor- thumberland Straits tunnel will be $215,- 000 a year; estimates that the recsipts will be about $78,000; and, assumirg that the estimates of expense must, necessarily, be exceeded, annual loss to Canada will be at least $150.- 000.

But the Mail leaves out of its account the cost of the Stanley; also the cost of the ice- boat service; also the difference in the earn-

draws the conclusion that the

ings of the P. E. Island Railway as a result of continuous communication winter and summer. These items have been shown to amount to about $200,000 a year.

This amount ought not to be omitted. Give it the proper place in the account, and the M «il will see — assuming that the figures ithas already given are correct —that instead fan annual loss to Canada of $150,000, hers will be an annual gain of $50,000.

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France Suspicious. SHE FEARS THAT BRITAIN CONTEMPLATES TAKING POSSESSION OF TANGIEK

The troubles in the Tangier district of Morocco and the despatching by the British government of two warships, the Grappler and Thunderer, to protect British interests in Tangier, has awakened a feeling in some French quarters that England has tke in- tention of adding to her territory by the forcible acquisition of a part of the Sultan of Morocco’s dominions. This feeling is not in any degree a!layed by the reports from Tangier, which state that the British minister has warned the governor that if he cannot guarantee the safety of the city agaiust the rebel tribes, sailors will be landed f:em the British warships. This is taken | y alarinists to mean aggressions on the part of the British and the Seicle to-day demands that the government despatch the entire French Mediterranean squadron to Tangier to prevent the British from carrying out any designs of an aggressive character,

The Matia says it is rumored that the French Mediterranean fleet has already been despatched to Tangier.

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Canon Farrar on Woman.

If it be true that the “corner stone of the Commonwealth is the hearthstone,” how im- portant is the work of every woman, even in that sphere of family lite which many are tempted to despise as too narrow for their energies. Every woman should, indeed, aim at doing good in wider regions of life, and should endeavour by the irresistable force of sweet ard silent infinence, if in no ether way, to raise the whole tone of national thought and conduct, But even if a woman, whether manied or unmarried, be “never heard of half a mile from home,” the purity and loftiness of her ideal, the devoted un- selfishness of her life, may tell with immense and continuous power upon every member of her family. The bright invisible air pro- duces effects more stupendous when no whisper of a breeze isjheard than all the fury of the passing hurricane; and the influence, conscions and unconscious, of thousinds of women, entirely unknown to fame, may g> to the enoblement cf the moral being of genera tions yet unborn. Men are, and ever will be, what their wives and sisters, and above all their mothers, tend to make them, by in- fluence which begins with the cradle and ends oniy with the grave.—Canon Farrar in the January Ladies’ Home Journal.

-—=_- - Personal

The Czarina is ill and unable to leave her apartments.

Ernest Wilhelm Berucks, the well-known German physician, is dead, aged 72

Henry Irving's production of Henry VIII, at the Lyceum, London, is said to surpans ail his previous efforts.

Committees of ladies have been formed in Rome and Florence to present wedding gifts to Princess Victoria Mary of Teck.

Wm. Buttermore has just died at Perth Road, Ont., aged 102 years,

Rosa Kohner, 19 years old, a native of Bohemia, committed suicide in New York the other day by jumping fromjthe roof of « five story tenement house. Inability to procure work was the cause

Prince Frederlck Gustav Charles, of Saxe-Weimer-Eisenach, died at Vienna a few days ago.

Sir Glyn Petrie, British minister to Portugal, has resigned, giving ill-health as the cause.

Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria, has conferred upon Marquis di Rudini, the Italian Prime Minister, the decoration of the Gfand Cross of the Order of St. Ste- phen of Hungary.

7 ——_ + Business Coliege Read what Chief Superiatendent McLeod ssys of the Charlottetown Business Col- lege: To Principal L. B. Miller, Charlottetown Business College and Writing Academy. Dear Sir,~-The very large attendance at the Business College this year, necessitating you to open on Saturdays, is abundant evidence of the excellence of the institution over which you preside I would strongly advise all who contemplate entering active business life to spend at least one term at the Charlottetown Business College. Yours truly, (Signed) D J. McLeop, Chief Supt. Education.

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Odds and Ends

Beecher’s words uphold our motto : Go Right On Working and yeu will grow. Who reads’incessantly, And to his reading brings not A spirit and judgment equal or superior, Uncertain and unsettled still remains; Deep-versed in books, but shallow in himself. —Milton. No man is born into the world whose work is not born with him. There is always work, and tools to work withal, for those who will; and blessed are the horny hands of toil,

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Gents’ new felt hats, just opened, at Jas Paton & Co's, Brown's Block.

-ate people. Mr.

News Notes.

There are twenty cases of yellow fever in one hospital at Santos.

Natura! gis has been struck at Cayuga, Haldimand Co , Ont.

There has been a heavy fall of snow in the north of Scotland.

The Ontario Legislative Assembly has been cxlled for February 11.

reported on the Island of Guernsey

Eleven persons belonging to one family have died of trichinosis in New Silesia.

An outbreak of trichinceis has occurred at Lodz, near Warsaw. Fifteen persons have died of the disease and forty are dangerously ill.

The C. P. R. land sales at W.nnipeg last month were largely in excess of those of December, 1890. The big harvest is doing the business.

The avecdcte is revived of the Lincoln's (un judge who recognized three degrees of

ars: the liar, the —— har, +n1 the ex- pert witness. This in view of the election trial,

The Austro-Hungarian war oflice has just introduced the use ef bloodhounds for mil- itary outpost service in Bosnia, Her zegov- nia and Daluatia, a certain number of these anima!s having been allotted to each of the regiments serving in those provinces. his is a return to an ancient usage. Ac- cording to some Greek writers, dogs of this vr some kindred species were employed by the Romans in battle with the Gauls.

Those who believed in the substitution of beer and light wines for ardent spirits as a temperance messure used to point to the experience of France But France is faat losing her reputation as a country of temper- Hughes le Roux, in an artic'e in the Fortnightly Review, says that the figures of the chief medical ctiicer of the prefecture of police show that lunacy has increased in Paris in the last sixteen years some 39 percent. The increase is due to the prevaience of two morbid types, general paralysis and alcoholic insanity. Alcoholic insanity is twice as prevalent now as it was fifteen years ago.

The Anglican Communion embraces all Christians in full communion with the Church of England, and so is composed of these parts :

The Church of England; 38 24 090 other clergymen.

The Church inthe United States: 61 bishe PS, 3,800 other clergymen.

The Church in Ireland : other clergymen.

The Church in Canada; 24 bishops, 1,300 other clergymen.

The Church in Asia: 13 bishops, 713 other clergymen.

The Church ia other clergymen.

The Church in Australia: 21 bishops, 269 other clergy:nen.

The Charch in Scotland: 7 bishopa, 266 other clergymen.

Scattered Diocese : clergymen.

Totil bishops, 199: total clergymen, 32,- 715.

Bishops,

13 bishops, 1,807 Africa :

13 bishops, 350

9 bishops, 120 other

MARRIED. |

At the Methodist parsonage, in this city, on Friday, the 8th inst., by the Rev. W. W. Brewer, Capt. evi L ingill, of this city, to Miea Prudence E. Wood, daughter of Mr. William E. Wood, Senr., of Pow- nal.

DIED.

At Cavendish Road, on Tuesday, December 29:h, 1891, Ewen McDonald, in the 92ad year of his age.

In this city, on the 10h inst., Mary, wife of

Charles Simmons, P. KE. I. R, aged 35 years

{Funeral from residence of Capt. Hobbs, Water Street, to-morrow, at 2 pm, to People’s Cemetery }

At Charlottetown, Jan. llth, Marv J. Mackay, wife of D. C. Matthews, aged 40 years.

{Funeral will leave her brother's residence, Upper Hil'sborough Street, on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, for St. Peter's Cemetery. }

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TOT EI3 HEREBY GIVEN that Fenton T. Newbery, of Charlottet»wa. Merchant, has

Debts and all of his other eff'scts, by deed bear- ing date 3st December, 1:91. Parties owing the said Fenton T. Newbery will make parment to us. who alone are authorized 'o give discharges.

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DRESSES worth $9, now $5.

HATS worth $3, now $2.

REMNANTS OF CLOTH at Half Price. REMNANTS OF PL! SH, 38 por yard. REMNANTS OF SILKS, ete. 252. ya. REMNANTS OF RIBBONS, Half Price.

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THE LYCEUM, In Aid of the tow Temple, Tuesday Evening, Jan. 12.

8. N. Earle, - - Musical Director H. W. Vinnicombe, - Orchestra Leader

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PROGRAMME.

ODE BY THER BRETHREN, 1. Overture--** The Diadem”’............ Herman Orchestra

2. Glee—‘' Now Tramp O’er Moss and Fell”... Bishop

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Twenty Picked Voices. 3. Vocal Solo—* Sing Me an English Song”... 00 0bb 460ngecdepeambebes éucbitas. xaivcul Wrighton Mr. Fred Davies. 4, Vocal Duet—* See the Pale Moon”..Campana Miss Earle and Mr. A. L. Rice.

5. Waltz =" Rural Pictures”’............ C’Zibulka Orchestra.

6. Vocal Sclo—** The New Kingdom” .......

connh otibeneneaueunena ..+++e«e,Berthald Tours Mrs. Malcolm MeLeod. 7. Inst. Duet—Overture Belisario,..... D -a zetti Miss Weeks and’ Wr. Karle.

& Vocal Solo—** The Kingdom of Love’.....:

Cccedonsbeneunitesesien +4keac cece tel Paul Kodney

Mrs. E. Hi. Norton. 9. Cornet Solo with Orchestral Accampani- ment—“ schlafe Wohi”...... .... .... Mitlard Mr. C, P. Fletcher and Orchestra 10. Seng—* Ah, Gould’s: Kut Know ”........Balfe Mr. A. L. Rice. ll, Vocal Duet—“ The Merry Bells ”...... G'over Mrs. McLean and Miss Lewis, 12. Violin Solo—*‘ Schiummerlied”....Schumann Mr. Vinnicombe.

13. Vocal Solo--** The Emigrant’s Farewell)”.

oe pa cheb dennai chances Jamenaubnaocnied Scotch Song irs. Roome,

14. Waltz—* BDeeutiful May”.............. Strauss Orchestra.

15. Vocal Solo—“ The Return ”........... Millard

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