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_ CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND: MONDAY, MAY 15, 1882.

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— ©? , . Troop esa ] I ] 1a) ? but cutting off their powers almost alto- (He Daity EXAMINER mm T thew DUBLIN OUTRAGE ! bot cutting of | a en: a, 18 ISSUED EVERY EVENING, i first business in Parliament to-morrow

By rux Examiner Pusiisuine Company, FROM THEIR Orrick, CoRNER OF WATER aND GREAT GEORGE STREETS, Charlottetown,

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Clothing,

AS I WANT TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK IN THIS LINE.

Tweeds and Heavy Cloths,

Mr. Eyan, the treasurer of the Land

LETTER FROM MR. EGAN. } !

| League, has telegraphed the following to ithe Freeman's Journal, of Dublin:

\‘* Hditor Freeman, Dublin:

| ‘* In the Freeman of yesterday, Mr. Jas.

night will be the introduction of Mr. Gladstone's new measure, Excepting the clause relating to the prese ien of life ‘and property, the bill was read by Lord Cavendish the day before his death and |approved by him. @2he Premier has not

it~ Month 2250 | -_ . 9 . .F. O'Brien suggests a reward of £2,000 ont | ae sues 5 ee - _— oar FP: ind sn Lin a eae , oe | "None Ew MICHVve ‘ : ae : . ‘ - |of the Land League funds for the discovery | "8", Ut Works with a feverish anxiety _ : ar e | Sone AUXAPCHSIVE Ladies ‘3 lot h M ant kk Ss a nd Doima iis, and lof the perpetrators of the terrible dngeas | that indicates a full knowledge of the crisis

m@- Advertising at most moderate rates. |

Contracts may be made for monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly advertise- ments, on application.

ALMANAC FOR MAY, i882.

MOON S CHANGES.

Full Moon 3rd day, 2h, 18m. a.m, N. W. (below horizon. ) : Third Quarter 10th day,Sh. 22m., a. m.,S. MW : New Mooo 17th day, 3h. 20m, a. m., N. E., {below horizon.) rs, First Quarter, 24th day, Sh. 29m. p. m., 8S. W

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‘ur Lined Cloaks, Sealettes and Colored Dress Goods.

AT A LARGE REDVU Geilo ww.

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Nov. 1, 1881.

OPENED AND MARKED LOW,

K Select Assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Velveteens, Ladies’ Sacques, &e., &e,

R. W. TREMAINE,

83 QUEEN STREET

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,of Saturday. Remembering, as I do, the number of innocent victims who, in the sad history of our country, have been handed over to the gallows by wretched informers, in order to earn the coveted blood money, and foreseeing the awfal danger that, in the present excited state of publie feeling, crime may be added to crime by the possible sacrifice of guiltless men, I am determined that if one penny of the Land League fund were voted for such a purpose, I would at once resign the treas- urership. * Patrick Hoan.” A LETTER FROM MR. DAVITT. Replying to an article in the Standard,

| hanging over the Government. It is quite (clear that Gladstone thinks he can weather \the storm. Many members of his party Sev-

| urge him to adopt severersamethods.

jeral Radicals and near] the Whigs | threaten to bolt if he continti@s the pre- |Sent policy. Parnell says he is no longer afraid of the total annihilation of the | Irish party.

A NEW IRISH SOCTETY,

A number of placards were posted in | Dublin during last night announcing the | formation of the ‘‘ National Association of | Ireland,” the object of which is the res- toration of the Irish legislature and inde- /pendenee, and calling a meeting for the

IDAY OF WEEK M,

rises |sets | rises | water |len’h, . asking the Land Leaguers to come forward | Sth inst., of those who wish to enroll as “| ”-—”~«sdths a fie | fm, moral -R S ae x and make a clean breast of any information | members. The placards contain hostile : 1| Monday \4 817 3} 5 45) 9 21) , that would throw light on the assassina. ay eat e the pos Sheen ore and 2! Tupbday 49! Al G 44] 9 5s} oe : | % tions, Mr. Davitt recalls the fact that he ; ne Seer 0 ee vetieved 3 Wednesday | 48) 6, 7 52/10 35! fis € ¥ >» |came out of Portland Prison at 3 o'clock | that these placards were posted by any of Thursday {| 46| 7) S 51/11 iz fa rf i on Saturday afternoon, after being con- | the regular organized Irish societies here, 5 Priday | 45 s| 9 SILT 52 Sak fined in solitude for fifteen months without ; but it is thought they were put up by per- 6!Saturday | 43] 10110 42jaft 32) seeing a newspaper or letter that did not |50P8 opposed to them, who, seeing a favor- 7 Sunday 42) HY 27 I 16 14 29) ; —— 30: pass through the hands of the Governor of eae wished to bring them into | jpmondsy 41} 12) morn) 2 3) | the prison. He rebuts the implication | CO™%empt. 9} Tuesday | 39, 13) 0 3) 2 56 . @ . . as 7} d otk ee ea an a Ga ot iW y 3 5 Si, 4 5 y = that he and other Leaguers must possess PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES, ’ Timecsany 7 tal | 5 24| ade Chris " Paris Salk Hats, information that would enable the authori-; A despatch of the 10th instant Rays: — 12! Friday | 35) Wf 2 36) 6 42 ties > oak a aan bo declares | ‘‘All the Irish seaports are being most care- 13 Satarday | 34; 18, 2 10) 7 £0) ’ ar? ‘c that Mr. Parnell and Mr. Dillon cannot | futly watched, as are those in England to 14 Sunday | $33) 19| 2 33 8 44) 14-44, J Ust 4 eL_tvwed Y Chi isty s Hard Fur lend any more assistance in bringing the | which the packets from Ireland generally 15, Monday | 32) 21) 3 6) 9 31 assassins to justice than is given in their| sail, Since the days of Fenianism such a 16, Tuesday | 31! 22) 3 44/10 a ~ . 9 os ‘a manifesto, He agrees that a pilgrimage | watch has not been kept at Holvhead as . 17| Wednesday 30, 23) 4 25:10 oO —BY— | Christys Soft ought to be made through Ireland now to now. There is some talk of sending to - 19|Rriday = = ; +4 bs sé a | ¥ ere the assassination a these; Londen for further assistance, as telegrams 9| Friday 27; 25) j| morn} ‘ 1ideous crimes are exorcised from the|from this city warning the authoriti ! :. og! OU” q ; | 4 be ; - . ‘pry } y 8 es ore ; enh taeetie bol : a, 15 09 | Fr. LePAGE & CO, fe Christys’ Hiard Felt ” land. From the first initiation of the| there and at Chester to be on the lookout a i | a 2h a kel. League he owes the a oe /not only for the supposed assassins, but also . anit ; | 94! 99110 25! 2 19) > 7 ’ 7 “en x ° outrages as the greatest danger to the for the defence of the port and the Castle 3) od Welntay | 23; 301r2¢ 3 4 |PER NORTHERN LIGHT. Christys’ Soft « i movement. He says that when he jare constantly being received. A cypher de: i 25 92} 3ilaft 26; 3 59) | ¥ delivered speeches’ in the United) spatch from London,received here to-day by I | Qt] 32 5 *s on application. { . ; States he ‘did his best to lay the|the Castle authorities, was considered so e | 20) 3a3 Christys Hats for Men demon of revenge. He claims that he/ ominous that its contents have net been ; 9-3 asZow Liouse; é alweys denounced violence, and refers| divulged. One of its apparent results is ~ 29| Monday | 18! 35) 4 r a ; to the reports of his address, Ee oon-|that within a few minutes of its having 30/ Tuesday | 18, 37 5 39 8 5: oo a... QUEEN STREET. Christvs’ ‘< ‘c Bo ie tinues ;—‘* Whoever is responsible for my | been received an order was issued forbid- ee 31| Wednesday | 17) 35) 6 42) 9 34! pril 21, 188 ia a 5 J 5 S, arrest, let him come forward and declare| ding the caatle officials of whatever grade i —--

on what grounds I was deprived of liberty, | to go outside the Castle and the city pre- or lie under the imputa:ion of having | cincts unescorted by police. In some Cases removed me because of wy stand against a they are to be escorted wherever they go n»olicy of conniving at murder and outrage. |inaide or outside of

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Christys’ “ “ Ladies,

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_ Freehold Farms.

acre of land, opposite Mr. Gay’s prope. ty, Malpeque Road; also for a Warehousefour| stories high, and « good ceilar/ ‘opposite the |

‘No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown.

‘year is to be paid out of the church surplus, | careful London correspondent of the New ‘A member of the Cabinet says a general York World, says that both England and ‘resemblance exists between the two bills, Ireland are passing rapidly under the

| ‘tocontinue the!tives are as busy as bées. A large con- PALM ER & Mi ULLALLY S H (} EVA A F RS lama meee ie 09 crusade against outrages, 7 to level all|tingent has come over from London, Liver- : a : the influence of the Land League against pool, Bristol, Milford Haven, and Glasgow, ir A . TORS EB in “LA 8 P : Large Stogk af Canadian : anid American Felt Hats | murder and the mutilat on of cattle, I could mon Gall acquainted with the Irish residents x» r ‘ : - ‘WW eihave prevented numbers of the crimes) in these places, and are at al] times mingling - ; ROTARIES PUBLIC, &c. ~~ which stain the name of Ireland, and might} with the stream of people in the streets, ¥ aa j : see” Whe CHEAP FOR CASH" have averted the horrible deed of Satur-| drinking or, appearing to drink in the OFFICE—O ee ae Beot Uppers i ’ day.” Mr, Davitt refers Mr. Forster to) public houses, frequenting the masses George Street, Charlotte vB. &. ; rote Zs 8 the speech made before his arrest, in which | celebrated in the Roman Catholic chapels. i; H.V.PALMER. JAS. y. MULLALLY. . G 'D) A VIES & CO he predicted an accumulation of crime) This last means of detection has not been April 10, 1882. -< AND . 3 that would result from “a policy Mr.!taken since the days of Fenianism, cnd $$ —————__—__—_— . ays ‘orster was pursuing, and held him res-|is_ not retished by the priests, who object ; ii i, EF ts ' Charlottetown April 3, 1882. LONDON HOUSE Foret te: ’ . y prrees, J (} : © ror : . ‘|ponsible before God. to it on the score of profaning the sacred 2 INSURANGE ' & - SS CANADIAN FEELING. places. ‘ A nice assortment of the above for sale. A mass meeting of Irish citizens of all MORE ARRESTS, 4 (| all : denominations was held in the Mechanic's} A Dublin on dit asserts that three detec- 7 Oieen Insurance Op y; ¢. FE, MORERESON, eee hall, Montreal, on the 10th, Mr. Edward | tives have been arrested, ostensibly as im- 1 ’ ’ ’ * > ] ite il gs Murphy, a leading merchant, in the chair. | plicated in the Phiwnix Park tragedy, but OF ENGLAND. Ch'towa, April 14, 1882. = J) o ait an : vay yg OF is bcos Nl NCR coed teres . The large hall was densely packed, all) really for the purpose of bringing them in CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS. ri NO RTH BAIT ISH & Vi EROANTI LE classes of the Irish population of the city | contact with the prisoners to be arrested _ being thoroughly represented. The | hereafter. t ; } speeches the occasion were exceedingly tS A fe } City of London Fite Insurance Company, i | hi \ HU r E. cain dunadehening of the murderers, and Before going abroad just study the cli- i matin IN DOT > ' ' evoked the most enthusiastic demonstra-| mate and the season, and your system as CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS. Th , 7 ; B : g tod Fire and Life Insurance Company, tions of approval from the whole audience. | ye]]; such forethought will ~— if: you are inda of property| | PUA any The movers and seconders of the resolu-| subject b ti lf vo inclined ce effected on all kinds of property | Pg 5 He as p 66 ‘ < ‘ ; . te > subject to rheumatism. you are inclinec _,Tamarance fected, on alt kinds of prvpeay | TAG Lat ZOsh a OF EDINBURGH AND LONDON, tions were about equally divided between | to traverse the damp and marshy districts, and equitably. ON THE ISLAND, Protestants and Roman Catholics. The} don’t do it unless you are well supplied F. KENNEDY, : mi following are the resolutions, whicn were] with St. Jacobs Oil, which is fer more effi- Spas ter At Greaily Reduced Prices, ESTABLISHED IN 1809. passed without a single dissenting word. | cacious in curing rheumatism than all the fice—South Side Queen Square. : The movers delivered stirring addresses in| tours that may be undertaken. In proof Office—s Q i : ; ‘ , y erta Pp Ch’town, Feb. 3, 1852. D GET E .RGAINS | eee ee eee the resolutions. wad of this we will give the words of our well- — ~ Pip CALL AND GET BARGAINS, ; : The following resolutions were carried:— | known railroad man, and member of City . a \ J miieaingronmee Subscribed Capital f 7 : z $ 9.733,332.00 Whereas, The tidings of the atrocious mur-| Council from the Sixth Ward, Mr. D. J. : " | Paid Up Capital - — - - - - 1,216,666.00 | der of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Thomas Dalton, of Cincinnati. Meeting that gen- ® : 3 Parlor and Drawing Room Suits | eo ane ven er by — peeple | tleman on ’Change yesterday, and speaking 0:0 of Mcntreal with feelings of consternat:on, | on this subject, he said :— A SHTPErIIN Go TO SUIT ALL. | horror and regret. : ‘You remember when my shoulder and " 5 ene TRANSACTS EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Resolved, Therefore, that the citizens of) arm was so bad with the rheumatism, last — Cit it BER ae i rs, Montreal, in common with the whole civilized summer and for the 8 i d ; i. 2 OE! a S& n MM , : ; : pring and winter pre , - ‘ world, express their detestation of the horrible} cedizig 2 Well. I had tried eral reme- } FORWARDING ACENT, a | FIRE, LIFE AND ANNUITY BUSINESS [sine cr'rat.t crttomotives which peompt-|Sune, Well I hed tried. soveral reme Walnut, Ash & Walnut & Painted, very cheap. | ec It. 2 ; I thought I would try a change of climate, Marine Insurance Broker, ; | ON SHE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. : Re eit - —— the ae re and did so, going to Point Burnside, on the CHATRS, especially of Mon ot yi 1 "1 8 ne Cincinnati Southern Railroad. ae besty —AND— : , roti is a : . es sive expression to their denunciation of the | of ¢} snery and the foolish ho: f re- ( | ( ‘i ig A f A Splendid Assortment, cheap. Losses Sefiled With Promptitude and Liberality. awful murder which has so winaved the entire lief asd to techpt ore on. cal no hal (i iO British /mpire, and caused intense pain and |; : ; bere OW MISS il bi steads. Beds. Mattrasses. &e. 6. ; ee ae : : | ing strolls. The entire valley at that time ee g | Bedsteads, Beds, Mattrasses, &c., &¢.| ae pe siseeiintio€ ae overs pam 0 of day (just before sunrise) ia covered with BEDEORD ROW. LOOKING GLASSES AND MIRRORS | wae adie ot defeating the just oe pol ag aie — rom the pemneonand - » O<. BOX I HALIFAX, N. 8. r i on apures undertaken for the relief ot t} nat mist settled my rheumatism. was PAD ROR atx iad : Picture Moulding & Frames FIRE DEP ARTM ENT. iridhi people by-tian ; Right Hon. W. E. Glad. {not there three weeks until I was three pARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the IRON MEDSTEADS | ' stone’s Government. ae as a4 as oe I tories : — Shipment of Lobsters and other Canned ON BEDSTEABS, +4 : : . Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of the | home, and gave up the study of climatol- Goods, and collection of Castom Drawbacks ’ ‘Reserved Funds (Irrespective of Paid up Capital) over 85,000,000. 00 Trish population of Montreal is herby ten- | O£Y. Time and again i rewarked the thereon. Window Blinds, Rollers, Poles, Cor-} ‘ dered io the bereaved families of Lord Caven-| wonderful cures performed by St. Jacobs q Inburances eff at the low - R “ es Hulls, Cargoes, and Freights insured in nices, Venitian Blinds, &c., nsurences effected at the Lowest Current Rates, dish and Mr. Burke, and they venture to; Oil. Itriedit. Five bottles of St. Jacobs Z first-class offices at most favorable rates, a express the hope that the blood of these| Oil effected a complete cure, and I am 4 Consignments of Produce solicited, and|all of which will be sold below cost. for a C— cane ph aoe shed upon aoe may | proud to say to you, or to any one else,that a prompt returus guaranteed, ; save the elect of cementing @ lasting union/the Great German Remedy will always Correspondence solicited and answered| A!I kinds of orders promptly attended to) among the people of their respective races, | poet wi i hs ago Pd eau ’ at moderate charges. Lt’ Bi DEPART IVL_BUINT pe and defeating ane sinister designs of those | Chuctrinati Encwir oe endorsement Noy, 14, 1881—lyr JOUN NEWSON Re se : : ‘ : who would create a spirit of antagonism be- | i 4 S , Accumulated Funds (irrespective of Paid up Capital) over - - $12,000,000. 00 ; ; : eT ee eee ee ee April 3, 18s2—3m . . . Beg move nee ee, we pene: of : Goel! eae rene The growth of the traffic through the St | Hi t | oe spnenmeyneeninncnaeneiep eee omantineeneinanametiinn aan DAD — sri sse Resolved, That copies of these resolutions | Suez Canal is remarkably rapid, as will be : ’ aWwrencs 0 g 8 Children’s Carriages Ni Ta : . Lif 4 be forwarded to the British Government and Seep from the following returns for the first a a9 ? ine-tenths of the whole Profits of the Life Branch belong to the Assured. tie aficted families of Lord Cavendish and| three months of the last three years :— G \HE above Hotel is now RE-OPENED, fron Bedsteads. 0:0 Mz, Barke. SHIPS, RECEIPTS. . bestae dah theasteniet ‘teghintad tad a a opt : THE IRISH BILL. |: 1880...... 584 $445,000 ' refurnished in the best style. Being centrally CHEAP. Profits of previous Quinquennium divided among Policy Holders, $1,158,500.00' p,. Boston Herald’s London correspond- | 1881...... 680 500,800 ke situated and within three minutes walk of JOHN NEWSON ; ent says :—The Irish bill is now complete. | 1882...... 908 652,000 ; the Railway ee and eee’ it offers April 8, 1882—3m one ee —— er d ‘It provides in a complicated way for The value of the shares is of course also in- inducements to the travelling public. : bi r : i ‘3 . ; reforms in arrears, dividing concessions creasing rapidly. Since Lord Beacons- Permanent and Transient yee soe —— - iH New and Reduced Premiums for the Dominion of Canada. ota ee ee ae ne with toler-|fielile investment come years’ &g0 Geel ‘ he city. SS a tear istate of Late W, B, Allin, Uopies of the Annual Report, Prospectuses, and every information, may able evenness, and is in this respect nearly | Britain has made quit a small fortune even ‘ 5 j | eae | ante ’ a WM. E. HICKSY, 7s E Trustees being anxious to sell, will) be obtained at the tees Cia no oo ores aaredeaerecs moet iia Ch’town, Dec. 21, ’81, Proprietor noose See up to ee 4 next, a. PRINCS EDWARD ISLAND BRANCII ‘tenant is to pay one year, and the third| Mr. L. J. Jennings, the observing and : : nner oe story Dwelling Cottage, with nearly half an Yad . i

4 OR SALE—Severable valuable Farms in|

different parts of the country, Fur, particulars apply to A. McNEILL, Auct’r. | April 13, *82—tf

J. W. PICKARD, JOS. KNIGHT.

police station. Enquire of ~ |

April 18, 1882.

GEORGE W, DeBLOIS,

March 16, 1882—eod

GENERAL AGENT

| the Government conceding as far as possible . control of the revolutic nary party, Every ,to Parnell. In reference to crimes, the journal on the Continent expresses this ‘new bill deals with actual crimes, giving belief, including M. Gambetta’s paper and great powers to magistrates in these matters, ‘the Catholic journals,