Re ee Pesccttamaanes Retort

* - eee a sn a ae a EN ———— - ~ _ - _ _ ~ - - te ——— > as a? 886. Gy y THE DAILY EXAMINER > ee oe es oem ek oo RE sDAY AU GU ST. Os . 4 4 4 44ethu A 4AXe ao a ‘ 9 pa — . =F *4 : ‘3 8 Yao A» Re é : igs Bog . } \ i \ ER. Mortuary Siatistics A Fiendish Crime. An Island in Fiames. Pe vk g Li -£ MAL x -AS Ol HE i ‘ LLOTTET’ ‘OR T . 1 ee ae. is » Tenac May ataccer- ¥ ; " : a : a ta r bane a iin Miva Cue report that a constable named Ber Phe Canadian steamer Isaac M Ti if eS ft : : iSaoo ON o ® _f ’ hx ‘ETD > ; i tg ' : at ‘ ah cake ») fe . ursday : ‘ Laven. Ieee nard oble was to be tried before His ed into Chicas harbor Late on on “ vy ty ' yor e Stipe ary Magistrate 11s | nig oO (Ci BNA ALOE 7 tee Honor the Stipendiary Magistrate _ t! t without fue! amd almost ne — a . ; 7 ting the Mackerel fotal number of death 14|forenoon, for criminal assault on a six-| provisions. Captam Muir, oe The M, ’ V EE Y ¢ a I= ; A e iin | -. Dea. 3 6a es é cee ad & - : : 7 : : aia ‘ + ae ll ie May 4 Rate per 1,000 per year, 14 00} year-old daughter of Mr. John MeLean, of relates a terrible experience. 2 al 3.4 % ed nm another . Southport, attracted a larger number of|left ¢ hicago three weeks ago tow re ree : 5 = ' " wes people than usual to the Court Room. | barges. After a run of five days they 1 ' —_—_- A T --— * shin i t the | Mal . ones . 5] Every available space was occupied, and| rived at M witoulin island, on the Canadian = y show ee ee ee : 9] the prisoner was the cynosure of all eyes. | side of Lake Huron, the largest eo and in Be . ttt 7-T ¥ > resem : ul nvytnain : ri Vibbic ed : . 3 ‘ oe aie 1. i adueviinten i ar ‘ees. s ; : Relkason Toole isaman about 45 years of age, of |tae great lakes, « vere dw oa ced , tre . : , 2 = ee stag sam hea —— slim build, with sharp features and restless | When the vessels arrived the inha oe r Tar . : : ye ter y fricl 2 ‘or ekSs not a 4. tiem a world ve for Canadiat It | /rotestants. se neenes -+eesees Sl dark-brown eyes. His hair, which was} weve terribly engnt ned, Me ay hai One ™ 7 fe by «!- -! i - 5 ; 1} drop of rai ; allen 1e steamer ant appears tha l n of the, . . 1 once dark-brown, is plentifully sprinkled | drop of rain had fale " ’ : we f a os u OUTTA) : . “ Ot ; » < AT’ ss OF posts won anion ion. **eiliinealie on ye Sn en ea. tes Sad as with grey, and his dark-brown moustache | her tow began to take on cargoe ; oe een re a ar Nationality. also shows some grey hairs. He is a mar-|#nd ties, when the woods ean y ‘in eo u reas t a . . . : init 9 ores ave s« - ni the hire oa | ried man with a wife and large family. As | into a great blaze. No oner had the a my . ae . . 6 ant- “ « , . ; 7. ror e suitabl Ls , | he sat beside his counsel—Mr. F. Peters— | start« d than a wind storm swep ty ve lann f I, li a! Stray Ha tg for almost nobuing, te watel i ‘ iS | Scotel] o|he looked calm and collected. He talked | island,driving the flames in every direction. alee 0 A 1BS U i) I

pe ttl t e | illegitimate (Foundling) to his counsel as freely as though he were | The reTrTnilt 1 IISc! ite ‘ | irs eriUimé i ne ;

tag CoE . | P wi . S i eabeba. but a spectator, instead of being the defend- PEOPLE FLED IN TERROR Balanse af Man's and Bays NAG Hats at 4, big discount,

ant in a criminal suit, the penalty for|;., the beach and sought shelter on board

low the A ic ce ne@ their) Under 5 years ‘~ -sssee.... 8] Which is death or imprisonment for * long | the vessels, which pulled out into the lake. hil ts ver chea waters tf ; ueries Will be tween 5 and 20 years || period, with an occasional whipping a8] s.ores of bears, roaring w.th pain, ran out Balance } ] 6 all j ore . destroy: rine nd t n ~ sand4 1|dessert. He listened to the evidence] .¢ the woods with their hair singed from ~ sanqQ “jagainst him in a matter-of-fact way, and] 4), hides and plunged into the lake. The tc tithiniil for us-is s should | Oand 8 7 Sidi ie Dla be = tanita PP chia la ale peat ce ae nd asionally gave his counsel a pointer. —s | fames raged five days, burning over acres waxen fol ; eo ee ' ee a oe John McLean, the victim’s father, is of valuable timber and destroying a vast . nst \verage age at death ..52 yrs. and 6 mos. |, hout the same age as Toole, with black oo : pile@ on the beach for ' 5 > ‘oie wi vk : sl atic sade : abou le same age as : 8K Tamount of stock piled on the beach fo BBR POPs ERS Lil Gite \ as +) Aunentaen an Causes of Death hair and full black whiskers. His demeanor shipment. ‘Then a drenching rainstorm set ebb oad , 0 | debilit , | clearly indicated that he was much affected] j) and continued until the fire was put out. e . ‘ x Te! aS rial ure tha wenerai depii \ . z ° : Abd ChEAUh : Pe eto caer | Qt ge ot a scrbsR Ged enbeaen| 2 l pmtince sal so Sen nee om | eels te Cee a 3 {his child. His testimony was given with | )...ched there before they were ready to = ti e ta " ii /' eane jj{much feeling, and he was subject to a/)... a their stock of provisions was ° . 4 x yare: gi ‘ : SEOMACH CISCASE .. 6. eee pene neees S ta hic ae Ae : ; : , ‘ "OR TES BER ¢ Q @ ‘ A mT Ie 4 lin Wes i be warned in t | Luny di | } searching cross-examination, Which, ho almost exhausted in caring for the people arse “ J d . ; os a a Consumption |{ever, failed to break down his evidence.|.},,. took refuge on them. Still Capt. : Vo dou will be we to have a [Treaty ; ; ‘ re ! : 5 5 he : a ve : wi ‘rebro spi nal menin ritis l His testimony was ln substance as follows: Muir thought he could make ‘tte provisions ; a Tee HF torte gy the brain I Between seven and eight o'clock hold out until they reached Chieago. But commen Se out of the di f the Americans to catch | Hernia 1} Wednesday evening last, my wife came to}},. did not count on having Drowned re tiwtiey yy 4 - Bovver’s : : : ’ ‘ e if 1 ; . } ; ; : i me at Mr. Bovyer’s, where [ wi as at work, : : ( . s ‘ ‘ ‘ ae ‘ ‘ our fish an desire of the Canadians to tng, HEAD WINDS ALL THE WAY. is » Ss, Tneap GPay COLLORS neap Linens, Sere ey a Ricuarp Jouxsox, _| and told me that Selina Ellen, my daugh. Te ns. ke Cheap White Cottons, ‘ OHtain adamis nt hited States markets! eae ry ; . ’ a The vaneala te he isk as Sa “iaAV eo raga Statistical Officer. |ter, who will be six years of age next| The vessels <j ee md fi | f - Cheap Carpets Che: or Oiiclo’ hs, ; . ' shania »* . . NIN ‘ ac a se CLOUCS ¢ Smoke ‘Ol . un’ Gadlicad . :, eare uld | ss a October, had been carried off by a man in a| morning, a. ‘ = ry ul 8 0 7 kK "ga <_ ; “are ha hnrninge + y f settied Gown over = be taken to restrict the use of the purse | Canadian Biography. buggy while on her way home from a visit | the burning timbe i hi i scan their way rc % oe . . ; : ° i he : | SS i 1c 1eir way = = ‘ * r seine m ( ulian ers We « ot to the house of a neighbor. I immediately | the = ter the Zs , lad tO 7] 1 7 EK V Hw 2 YY i i iN G Ct t iWwA PP A I ; } | Mr. W R. Warson while here is ob-] ran to Mr. Bovyer’s pasture for the purpose lowly through tne « laa a 8. r iC , \ ‘il ativ on al 1% sacri price- | . ‘ : >a ; ” : . the it ) Viouday t araly i ining materi il for a ¢ velonedia of Can- | of getting a horse with which to go in pur- pas ssed the straits : bn bon Lay, a vor j fe, - + . ‘ ‘ - P > . a ' anteread Lo Michi 3 , : > em cid - less h we | > 4 i reris jadian bi raphy. Concerning this bio-| suit of the man. When I got in the field I hac they a ee one : is = a S. . & bat | rk i : ; , ; : . : wother bank of s ke at s derns a * i semnaniatiio~<ilp Sielitianans | graphy the ’ Monts eal Gazette says : noticed a buggy standing on the road, | ran into another anh < i — . “gi vadee ee é e: CIN 3 > . j p Canadian Pacific Darnings, | “What we require isa really comprehen-| about 15 chains from where I stood, I did | out everything t i mn % er na thn ' 4: j 5 . és . . , . roan re that 8 yaree OT ti i Bs work that will farnish authentic sketches | not wait to get the horse, but started in the | atinospner ee the first | r l ey f tl wv August 4th. 1886 A } ' ’ } } . e rmanila t ne see! om . : - oo ve ’ - a : Yj of the liv ot all- those who, in whatever de- | direction of the buggy as fast as I could go. | ¢ 2 n ——— ; fi 1 the + 4! hd f the ~ ’ ‘ . ’ ; ’ : f ‘ 4 4 : v4T . . 7 . . . “ ssamMer (din »\1 I01eS 17 ve Fy ( log TO Fe mene ee A HA i ; I ‘ ; nent of service to their eo ntry, have won Whengl vot within three or four chains of | Steamer. n all sides could : eal fog s m ; rehce and miiuence either IN} the buggy I heard the child crying, which | signa passil steamers. oy ey ee omy ae oa : i : ; / past or present, books, Naving This Alm ruade rae hurry alone faster Lhe back of slowiv and souncing whistles at frequent + 7 : a re , ' i \ I nad e Na hithert heen yp! i . iit , a» : ; eal » af : \»y made her wa hr } “penesuce Bas Arnerto been piace, | the buggy was towards me, and the hood | intervals the steam: made her.wa) eee a , ‘ ct oSlete ) purposes ofre 1 . ; La , ; \ oo ; TESS ¢ ig 13-4 , Cds spall tap tm A was turned up. The reins were on the| tie smoxe in ety. Her progress had . Gross ea \ id supply the want | greund near the horse’s feet. 1 could not| been so greatly impeded, | , r, Se . Orking expe : $2 é hea bLeve ,naeOover WOU Supply the want - . on ; when Lot tles nortl (‘*h th nevi- =) ch we have indicated would Y herefore be | 8¢¢ the child as she and the lower when J ee 7s ron ab EEO. Ae i oe ‘ i . ca Vv i 7 naicated, : Liere i i : ice a : See oi ee a oe : 12 port lth ‘ al unke rs empty. and an toe q | mierring a benefit on a multitude of enquir- | POTH#ON 01 the prisoner's body was covered | Her re; # ; . t ptait that intienlaiin 25 6 i ee } 1} } 12 stewart infor! «| 1@ GAD } na oe * Ia Ju ‘ \ 3,490.95} ers who, as matters are, have no means of | With the wagon apron. I pulled down’ the | the stewart informed the capta 7 roan ~~ ar ¢ 7 satisfying their desire for know ledge. Weare apron ane l lifted the child from the | buggy. NOTHING WAS LEFT TO EAT é The va : : \ | xia to see that the * Rose Publishing Com She eae crying after I lifted her out. but salt pork. The crew were put under ‘ i ; ; 4 = perio } pany nas undertaken just sucn an enterprise As I did this tl prisoner caught up the short rations and the de kk load of posts was - 2 } 72,958.64 | ty ynal biography as is Hkel cok thet has a Se a ae se Pee ee ne ¢ : , ‘ A ric n Ja lary | Jur 4 ; 174. 207.0 i a pe . - 7 oie . “iy likely mes , ae ae und attempted to drive om. l ci wus ght tar: awh on to feed the Turnace, but the codar — 65, . : Thin atin : alice, deusiies i. may . wn 7 [ + bart ves which Ra tihold of 7 Pr ea om oe bat nad while was so green that the bcilers could hardly ; Y ng tor carrl mistriict ergene Hrm fas now in hand, speaks for! with the other 1ieid the fender of the Gant wrawen Finallv the steamer cut her . . : . > £>.,.° t at As $70,548.93 dur fitself. It will contain “ brief biographies” of : a : } ak Mabe be kept warm. in uly the | ae TE will off or, at Reduced Prices thie m mth, the f. vilowing ing the searne ta ll h Canadiar ; itinwedd wagon. I asked him what he was doing, consorts adrift and came to Chicago under \ “ 7 "Sie Gtes at sd iisuch Canadians as merit the Luification cm 32 ae 7 A as MONTREAL, July 3ist, 1836 aren " OTIS SC QUAMNCACION | on id him I would om hig life, He/ .a:) without them Govds :— ; Which that titie implies. No pains or ex- . ; . sa Phot them. «3 . | 33) I es ‘ ia [made no reply, but tried to cet clear. 1] Remarking on fag that tae gross} pense will be spared in procuring trustworthy ? ~ hi : and telat 4 ; —~. earnings for the half year appear to have|data so as to make the work of standard ,S°V° fim a shake or two and (tried to get Summerside Exports. Straw EE ats - siealue. . Fr what = » seen of it. we} the reins from him. I succeeded in getting w Deen ve! . Wm i ' : vi ‘ t} Vaal i inh WiLL we have seen oj; 1b, we 7 7 : : =~ : : > Sad H. J an is would see to show | ve no doubt that, in ey meer as well|the reins after a time, and ‘Wha, t the SUMMERSIDE, July 3]. 4 : 6] ; naterial and workmans! “ horse’s head towards town. Vhen we ¢ co ch a Lwren ce i oe t ss ¢ dl , é ‘er S st. the new system was needed by the|% in material and workmanship, “A Cyclo-|horse’s head towards town. | When wel snipped per steuner_ St. Lawrence ‘fathers and Flowers : untry. ind this is, as yet. the day of | P@™“ ° Canadian Biography 5 will reflec lect | hind gone a hat I cistance a ae Cameron master, for I -oint da Cheie : ia : ee ere : nets om j fresh credit O11 a company whose name alone|asked me what was going to do about it, i ete $ 215 00 G Snail Chins with t S great system, whose ‘ ¢ - 7, X er CRMGR QHD. 1. vice cnx co hd bn > ohies : ein YU - 5 traffic will steadily increase fi th to |3.& guarantee of excellence. It may not be} and said that I had better mind what I was 500 bushels oats 170 00 OLN iis, & a oe SENSE EES 4 °° | out of place to mention that the fullness and |a,;3 » ] ; ha int lbringine| ~ erway ges 4 t of j t t ina I i ane ! o. ol i nded b going oo” } yy 33 " month. With Its Connections pertected, uracy of such an enterprise may be greatly oe t ps . a c . «hi “ V ab . = tha | a Ke... ; re 4 . « “me | . : } ; ; : ; ' oo ee ae a a >. | hun into town and handing him over either] 700 Ibs butte: a 17 00 . , :* the traffic of the C. P. R. may be expected | furthered } hose ‘ 5 adie a 5 : 4 ~ » Ses os ' is age . { > 4 to astonish ts m cs til , ends.” |; Sa ae 7 “a ie ee a ito the Attorney General or the City _——- “9 ci ul it mle? f Af S. tY aSLONISN Cyenh it8 Most sanvurpe friends i le piacing tne needful data a 2 «Lis posa ee : &eQ: : agg ca reid rer beg a we CUSPOS®! | Marshall. He said he would give me $832 00 ; t i¢ mu! y| ishe e ge = > lenty of money if I would let him off. /] a ee iii alt Tiras 4 2: cnnvmnitintn S70 Sineniiitllsinl ; It is pleasing to note that Rose, Apple- prenty of n at o ’ Ry stmr. Princess of Wales, Aug 2

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Dritish i olit i€s and : olit it 11S. ton «x La ao nowt intend to oy erlook the oe him rs sty W Aft his ae ¥ So es 12} oo BO eae ee > 441 vO « ss ae Seiad remarkable men of this a of Canada—as | ™ Several slaps. »<itter ‘. oe R in | AC | 385 cases lobsters...4........ ..- 4925 00 LO TAP Ps AGES ad ae ro oo" § AND BARONETS. some of the Dominion oftie li il said he had a pair of lant cuffs li Ths 40 sheep hind’ 6 cab 6 ed pis el ae: 4.4 80 00

Is sometimes : es: : . “ ; re pocket which I might take and put on his} 100 bushels oats 34 00 50 gescnemap, ey The followi I ] ny

following gel nen hav en r¢ wrists. I told him I thought I already had since i > commended to the Queen by Mr. Giadston ee ee handeufis enough and did not want his. $2480 00 - ry ABS for elevation e Peerag Sir Thomas More ‘Green’ Goods, When we got to the rurn near the South- SUMMERSIDE, Aug. 3. . &

le well port Ferry the prisoner caught the reins Shing l per SS Princess of Wales, Cameron

cy icairmm Carvel ue following cireular receivad a few | and tried to turn the horse from the direc- | master, for Point du Caane: sue CESSORS TO

e-« nto fal ays ago by a merchant in one c* our out-/{tion of town. Both of us held the reins 37 cases Eggs $153 00

1: : fy ut : Lancash r in the lat lving towns. is published for t..¢ purpose and pulled. My son and Charles Burns 1G ad ee eee eee eee eee 1338 00 cS sé ry i) &, Vi . 2S 4 ce Cw contest; and Sir Hem Thring of the|of preventing the entrapping of any more|came along then and interfered. The reins ee ee eee are 56 00 . = _ a ' ' r wury i; tladstoue has | ** green ”’ Islanders : : were taken from the prisoner, 4 I took my 2 — ee . w+ <9 3D oz Ch’town, July 6, 1886. -. hak ‘ nded th t the { ue wing 3 Dear Sir,—Your address was sent to me | $00 into the buggy to drive while I held the Vine. Sutter : tee ee -— se as F; le rick ’ ' ; ne re - 7 oy my ce nfide nial agent, who is instructed a " W : crossed oo r me te ITY

ederic rp | Cha » select a few discreet and reliable men in| 2°@t. and when coming up the street froim ‘ment;!each State to take hold of and push the the wharf he again offered me money a : ma ( | . Kit-| sale of a certain class of goods in which I am settle the aflair, but I refused to take it, 46 cases Eggs Settee ee tenes SI ”) > me ceteated Giatistomian candidate } lealing, and in which there is big money, |®04 told him I would not settle the matter 130 lbs Butter..... ee eee 24 00

di ney. | ' } 35 Ibs Hide: ... 26 00 Leeds. , As weare as yet strangers, I will simply say | 1°T all the money in Charlottetown, mOS the Hides «1... 05). . citi , THE LADY S MATI IND HWE Mw p 4] ’ » tha - > . : ent ; ; TH h t Ciaa what I have for sale. The a then wanted me to handcuff h ii, and $ 201 0 Mr. Joseph A soli ai at the last] sizes are Ln wn as No. 1,2.5 & 10s.. and|/et himstay in a private room till this : sie

- y . . rnin hi “aftised ¢ ] ‘ 7 . cae election sent to Parliament from Norfolk, |the following are my terms, viz.: One| ™orning, but I refused to do so and handed HOT } r

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had a salary f $25 a week, and on the|and fifty dollars; five thousand will only To Mr. Peters.—It was not dark when | REVERE HOUSE.

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strength of ook zhter from'service t four hundred dollars; and ten]|saw the buggy. It was stading a little be- Aug. 4—L V Perry, Montréals Miss Cass. ye ao

and inade her | She had been sand can be bought for six hundredj yond the turn on the Keppoch Road, | do; Miss KE Hayden, do; F M Cotton, Mone- uy SU houseruaid ? well ki hin Lon : lollars. In regard to th (jus ity between the old ill ; Mi: - Pict py i‘ j } ratte

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him over to the police.

Was one Oi the few paid English m ibers;: | tHou und in my

the ality of the mill and W1ajor Picton §}ton; N F Badenach, Montreal: Nellie Grant,

ee : : . ; : a a l this !] I need say is just read the enclos piace. There are bushes on each side of | city; J Richardson, Me mat al; me and Mrs ; ‘i ; ‘ : ing ivy t ei ist eAY D fuse |“ rticle taken from the ‘‘Journal. If the road where the buggy Stood, and Cy ean ar vm ee ~ad ae Row ES the : iikae to secure . . : ’ . e ‘ ; } X . \Y | > Tin" Ft ' . : her father cal Sinteahoret Ra Of n wish to obtain a supply of the goods|could not be seen until one came near. New York; P Mcuarren, Halifax; Mr and VY ' : i i , i e he A : , é : } cr oe . LL MS AT 4 e ‘ 2 > » | i 4 oR hae * ad wien i relationshi the j ie alineat once and state when it| owing to the turn. When I got in the car- M1 ; Jas T Black, Montreal; Master R E ote? ¥ CaN ** BER ERRCR inGo & f agricuitu ” had remained quite | Would he nvenient for you to come on here | riage I left the little girl with her mother. | P!@¢%, do oY i i : i ¢ rn a . ‘ RANKIN HOUSE, e P unsuspect \ that. she or her father | and see is I only deal. personally and | Toole seized a horse from me abouta year Ry, 2a aD } € ~ havd any sh ‘ i the matter far from it. | face to face) | will then send vou all the;ago, but I do not cherish any ill-feeling Aug 4---F W Hollis, Allston, Mass: Geo L ~ ul in eh er Olas,

j necessary instructions, ete. It is useless| against him on that account, neither did 1} Daniei. W ell ( sle y Hills; L E cag Pough- i) ® »Be E> bo we! qx ” BEV APPOINT ‘ Ifor vou ta iin tae ae wo “a «| thre: to vet square < him for the | keensie: N 3 rR Earle. Bel I Vt- @ rm TREELERRC?Y . PESs CO S, i jtor you ft wr! ior sampies, the goods threaten » ge square on 11m for the | Keepsie, J » Mat Sellars Fal t: G

: bei aul } ‘ 1 a, £ 5 aoe. & eee 1? ar ie York: CS-Cl ; 4 r me i vir. | ry Matthe | speak for themselves. Come on here and|seizure. I left my coat in the buggy when | h Bear, New York; C S- Clark, Reet: J D a ba >Re a i »e of th: ; to be Hom ‘ line | €Xamuine them, and I am convinced that i cot out. oe ud wite, Boston Ss McCullough, UETMNeH BC or c -G ris, | ee ! : : oe . ; i Mrs 8 T° MeCulloug Annapolis, NS; J D at urprise th ppor ui ule | youcan make a snug little fortune easily} Charles Burns’ evidence may be § ar- a eg fe ay 1 oO ; g irles Burns’ evidence may be summaz ted a Ml Churchi] GEERRE? 1e ¥ : ; + is lan, slay —— ry >. ‘ . > 1 ° d an, ston; AY nut 1, is Ami 4 7 | en i LM ) are sate iy IM a Vel short time if you will ized us follows: ! saw the chil | shortly Dunt Page By Mrs “s Roa Pan om a“ ery Or we ; . ‘ j ' L rin tee : ar, nto; Mrs inbar, o: G 1n- oe Mi eappomtment, It says} omy keep your b yusine ss to yourself. lf myjafter her father had taken her from the Lr ‘

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oar, Seat i. Ere ScOG any er-j agent has made a inistake in sending me buggy, and she was then crying. I noticed | Sterns. do;.W S$ Edwards. Boston: E C Hxceptional Value i in “Eyery Department. eer ee OAR, An The Globe | your name, | pues you will pardon me and|the bugey coming along the road and going | \j |

Sioore, St. John.

v8 of the amest costroy this, but if you want to make mone ¥ito meet it. I saw the struggle forthe reins OSBORNE HOUSE di oe ie! it Ul Kingdom-—a man who| let me hear from you at once, and address :} and 8 wn aan Hdd 4 » » i ‘}and the prisoner's attempts to tur the F 1 rin : Aug. 4—J E McDona! 27 turke Tac; ; po , MAL ¢ — Yours faithfully . horse. he son got into the wagon to "o [cDonatd, Hf Burke, Dee: 89 U oOo Sy

, Island; KE H MeMillan, Stanley Bridge: S Set ; 5 drive | saw that the little girl was Rivets) ea tits * Fe 3 rs) é MUP Pri ees , uive, l g “1 Farquharson, St Andrew's: Jos Arsen; i : 414 6th Avenue, frightened to go home with her little \ a or rsenault s

Tignish; J T Davies, Sackville: O B W adman,

ios . oa , oa New York City. | br ther, and | asked her to co : r Ee U r Ax . itthnew } j a ’11eS A de J 1002 " = e* ve Dy : — A me to my { rapaud; John MeKay. Le Kington, Mass; Rev & parture Tory tradition that no| New York, 1886. place. After I had quieted her down | } } &14S

| HE CATHOLIC PRESS PLEASED. Wm. Hatt, } |

{ John MeLeod, Strathalbaae; I Harps or, eA a———9— ‘ . ry * . c . . . + TT, ; ; 23 —.0: — Catholic should be p] l in offi | The clipping referred to is an account of | ok her home. Pignish; Miss McK: y, Clifton; Mrs Stirling, : ; a an ge , . . mn . 4 Hoton N &.- 149m hers — * Rite 2 }an interview with an New York broker who lo Mr. Peters—I did not ask the child Pic ou, NS; Adain Cl mnupers, Wi ife and three Ki o " <presses himself quite freely on the sub-| any questions, neither did she tell me anv. | CUG@en, Boston; Howard Farrow, Sunnner- . ! ] it MO any- } ' . ; tt? > Handl ' ct of counterfeit money. It deals largely | thing. My wife was at home when the | 2@¢? John McKenzie and son, do; Wm B . , . ee a | We Tae, + ; . : Harsh han, 40; VW at Watson, i'oronto. i * Cit vil e superior inteuects of the men! little girl and I arrived. } ‘y bes ; A ougey ae : ar : : ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL. SD = , ' y] engaged in the manufacture and ‘shoving urt adjourned till 3 p.m., for the testi- } : - wv eish i ' ' wern | ol e ‘queer.’ and states that so splen: id | mo ny ¢ f the girl’ ; mother. Aug 3—G W. Bentley, M P P. Kensington: | Ch’town, July 6, 1886. ' e ‘ : ; | dot q ne 3. of the genuine 1s the counter i ct H Ms H PS vod, Ww Bentley, cdi - WR ote nak LAWS hot Tne Derry ‘ W al hme! lel that tete tion 1s alinost an im possi - i . - " McGougan, Mal px jue; D McGougan, do; \W . . ere : ee ge re i ee cy but for the enri ment of landlords and bility. ‘ ~ pon resuming court. Jas. McLeod, M. Sanderson, Georgetown - Eunice O'Connor, 4 | idlers. _Welshmen demand the privilece of | a D., was examined and testified that he had fignish; Jessie Cummings, do; Ellen Mc- i { til privilege = oe —— + > om arn} ; f } making their own laws; they demand free} Tue general verdict of t} k examined the child, but could find no| Carthy, do; John Donohoe, "Bloomfield; Francis . | ‘ y Ws; they 1an rs erdict 0 3 : i education, the abolition of landlordism and | Myrtle k: wy is that it ij th - smo ms the | marks that would shew that violence had | McDonald, Summerside; Alex McDonald, do; ' vl : i LO! : LOrdaist! q { yi ; s 1e > ° ‘ “> the disestablishmrnt of the Churcl |they have ever used. Ther Mog tobacco | heen effected. » |Studly Yeo, do; Albert Cannon, Pictou; Chas ree ns ee sestaOiishinrnt o rie nuren. i i ere can be no mis- : & toe . MeFachern QO: l 1 > Laslicdiesaetilaeaial fete fice Mrs. McLean, mother of the child, was | MeEachern, do; VonClure Gay, Pownal; Jas saa | ilS po or itis proved by this | ,, ; : Gay, du; Alex McLeod, Q 1 : tu gible ] I tnen examined. Her evidence was not of | Z2Y: 423 4'ex MeLsod, Quincy, Mass; John 0 Pies hia ki 4g, | tangible evidence. The large demand for this " tage i : %" | McLeod, Springfield » Fame Hemphill, George- ia] is t} es waparch Says that | tobacco shows it to be true, ‘and the character | ™UC h it ee ee mostly secondary. town; Jamire Allar B te } [sl : i a F Alten, Fs y 4 social circles here ; na ++ f rr? ea “a vn; Jamire ian, ougin ista . e ‘ innounce tt “i Haw it ej of the demand gives further proof. It has’ 4e prisoner was then asked if he had lo; Ellen E Allen: dk : M: W "D M i 5 5 : " ’ gta as . ‘ ry ‘ ne r been of the spas mile | Al ythin tO 8a i 11s y shalf and rea et a Ci ee : cNei ue ee + : . ota] 7 ae an “ spa modic kind, up one | any aul . uP y in his own behalf, aim. Te-! Alberton; Miss MeNeill. “do: Miss Muttart, ~~ a ae tea ~ tinp- | month and down the next. lt has been a sus | plied Nothing, excepting that I am inno- Cape » Traverse, rd ' ; ral “an hangs hd mea and constantly increasing demand} cent.” HH ve “ = ee pe : TOT \+ —~ + = " ' ; . ti ok avatar Gee demand, | ce rie was then sons up ta the See ae eee tener ee em ee RUS i ICO ‘Seep ACOH, b. Mie L.,; AnnoUI i ; »! . pot [Uality OF the tobacco ae ; Supreme Court. Mr. F. Peters, his coun T y j Va RS ES BR af } ‘ stl Ol 118. Fie : ‘ +° . | . . ae « . min . 10. Mi s j sei, stated that he wi jaa make applievtion 4 3 , been much luproved this season, and will be open for Guests and Visitors on o1 lamilto: ‘for Toole’s admittance to. bail fis efor ‘e JULY 10th ets ) ry ' 4 ma ; «Ali, 4 vn, he ocr . Pit LODO} ce f , infor " aT r : A? e al y lel ‘al ; 1 police h ive bee nn imniormed of a BY Auction, FRIDAY, August 6th, at 5 o'clock | TERMS :—- Moderate. a stodian : l€ © ence of an extensive intrigue r Rus- | a i nes n ; ‘harf: 7 i ot custodia ' A prairie grae oheaphe oe gue by Rus- | = p. M., O1 Que n’s Wharf : The Propzietors will spare no pains to make this the finest summer resort in the st hnvlam the Maat arin : Sil . ynamiters against the British | Tue § James Gaz deseribes very fully ¢.000 feet Ilemiock Boards, | Provinces, 5 Haidineton., w ereditar f Holy. olvernment. Detectives will be stationed at and cot rectiy the ene Subway scheme. ao i 7. amma roo rho ren 5 4 j ae ferent Russian ports, and all arrivals from | T! eh 1.00 do Spruce Boards. } ; —_— resi ol the Hamiltuns has Bewdili; don Gres ie J : n his shows that it is attracting s attention in 10,0009 do Pine Plank (2 inches.) JIORTN IN EG V V SON &S Ca wen at Greenwich via for Great Britain will be closely ‘Great Britain as well asin Canada ant the

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