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aT pct gi pg ae ee RIDAY, JULY 2, 1886.

THE DAILY EXAMINER.

After the Battle.

Vicrory ! \ short wud excitin ontest has I ilted LI anothe reat and signa triumph for the Liberal-Conservative Party in Prince Ed ward Island some the blest of the contesta n tor 1 tin But ‘ I ny and jf ent management have received Lheir rew urd. Victory 1S with the

ihe V \ 1e more gratifying in that it was W by eans Liberal-Conset i i 5 W { Ulivt li ul ‘ rd i | Governmen } thas i rh pM hai Chi : ‘ na qualifit is wn } na been is blake 1 ! Ss « \ ‘ ie Cand « hl we i ‘ 5 | isl t el ‘ tha i it ‘ t upon @ Lhird ‘le md WwW have to « ul SS i-F ry Lc4imunistra t i I rhable success il ’ : t i p ient nid amNotic, tT vy Vv ve pe Sustainet ? I Mauy ’ iit es ¢ | I ML aA i LIVé ‘ Di . :

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A oisoned We apon

‘ ; rs = nsid Uist i ‘ ti ics ma ‘ i i 8s arte! the } ‘ \\ erit ' ’ ‘ i ‘ ed y tie Opt ’ SHALL S oth I 8 cs i <! oF exa { ns how h > } "we } i ‘ ex ine iil i nah wat , , ! is 1 r ' : rp 1 ‘ ‘ w! ] ] ves i ow id upon t body poli a ‘ i ca ited to d sturb the peace ind armo! h s the office of true reli- yion t i ind t l very : I in mai ial we in ia t a ; : r \ ‘ is W if i ty lL we 1 f ne ; f wish live ha nily and prosper usly rec yonize, i \ ! i ‘ . ~ nd tolerate diversity of opinion respecting religious doctrines; nor must we try to a aie keep men out of publi ifs merely because ; : Sk ‘ . their religious beliefs re different from urs Behold hew “oo 1 jovtul hing I 20H DOW food and joytul a thing ‘4 } ; ; 1] rath ; } 3 etnhren, to Gweil together in unity: ; ’ ° rat | neture cries out that the inay be practical unity together with the widest liversity ['o destroy this practical unity WY appeals to tne rejudices whieh resuit a SE ie j from diversity, is condemned by the teachings of Nature, Civilization and Christi- . ? +1} } ; i uty; na thos ynoO ao 80 are ne VOrst ene ; f the ex in if ue 9 v ige circulars was unjustitiabie nd (being seer mad f party purpose ; i lastardly Tr] t wasa trage—an out ; } } z i ‘ a niy be perpetrated by len ly, on the first occasioa. to equir i cate id ] hide it 7: ! nevace ul > ‘ respons ? i eacners of our youth, Managers of our Dewspapers. mem

bers of our Legislature are mvolved in this disyt iceful “‘dodge”’ is lament abl Succ ess ful tho ih it nas been on nis OCHO ss Witness the defeat of such strong nd Late is Mes William Campb ll ind Al Na ve sincerely hope that it will never again be tried in this Province. The othe: i} to wh x ve refer, is strong « W cee regret that wa ec! I roughout the Province uring j mtest PA i poor yorian bine en I rket ve terday : hel tm a Sore iif i this day ind } ¢ art ¢ She evidently y ahew } hing ib if | her- self. Shanie of the men, We care not who they a: who make men drunk for the sake of vetting their votes. Liter all, liquor is not; a weapon to be depended} upon Mr. Morris is at the foot of the Pp il , al

exaggerated reports of

hy Mr. Car

liquc r

npbell, pre juc liced his ‘ election

; | 9 paration were

i | | | |

THE

This shows that

least, is rapidly

i) : rvottenness

_ _-—.e

[HE lefeated in Representatives, by a

140. Remarking upo

Nearly every candidate

increas

who

elections received more votes

n 1882 Here ire ome of the two elections 1SS82 Ika, Blake . 1080 1038 Vic Leod 983 1022 Morris O56 S44) Peters file S76 tmp be LL. S43 SUS Sinclair. . 696 1038 Ferguson 717 S89 ravin bS2 960 sentley 649 693 Holland.. 538 644 eS eS ee 791 O21 Farguh urson.. 827 956 Sullivan 568 702 Hoope co 2 165 Underhay {02 620 Lefurgey..... 109 184 (rillis 414 438 McMillan .... 362 407

me, me

the platform statements of our

-_ >

the United St

An indiiensindl Vote.

Tue poll on Wednesday was much larger than that of the General Election of 1882.

ran in the two in 1886 than the returns. of

Ine ce Dec’se,

our voting population, at

twithstanding

latter-day

prophet—the modern Jeremiah who : ' preaches the gospel of ‘Stagnation and

Fariff Prospects in the States.

Morrison tariff biil has

been again

ates House « f

vote of 157 against n this the Monetary

DAILY ‘EXAMINER, ce

PROWIACIML ELECTIONS |

a a eee

SUMMARY STATEMENT,

{ Sub jee t te

KING'S COUNTY.

First District.

Correction. )

John McLean...... ~ + 695

McEachern..... cove OBB

I. R. MeLean. .....% 669

Morrow...... ia kee ob 64:2 John McLean's majority over Morrow... .. 53 J. R. McLean’s ‘ *¢ McEachern,. 54

Seconp Disrricr.

>

5 = he =

Bi zen, 2 Morrell. ..... Ds sc0e ee ae 12) 97 St. Pete. cscced. 2,80 © are «(60 US Red Heute’, ie.sth dackap> | 6teS 30 31 PeGeGe. cca ivabane OF 62 41 45

St. Andrew’s 63 51 73 68

BON 5) faeeses 702 620 465 Sullivan’s majority over Hooper......... Unuderhay’s ‘* ‘* Mullally... Turkp Disrricr,

447 237 173

"wreee

MoDomeld.ws os . +343 654 Shaw;.... 634 MeLare n 492 Campbell... eek 430 McDonald's majority over McLaren...... 162 Shaw's Campbell...... 204

Fot RTH DISTRICT [No figures—but telegraphic and personal advices alike concede the election of Prowse

Times, of Toronto, says: and McLeod by a large inajority. } ‘There is no likelihood of tariff reform being | “EO 8GETOWS obtained from the present Congress, and it is MeDonald. 138 HHCEe in wl ee a future ( ongress may be Crordon 132 mor I PAIS ISpose d. Two things which Lavers. ‘ Dl ; } ri? y T yyy : +} : - [ vr nore 1 that the | Majority fer Government candidates...... 87 el 1 unit Free Trad ane . ane “QUEEN'S COUNTY. ul st the extension of cotton manuia tures } : : = th creates new local interest in | First Disrricr. favor of protection. Mr. Randall, the Demo- | = | ! | nembe1 * Congress who led the pro | “a =0 fag as tectionists, went in direct opposition to the 4% 2 a 5 national pl itform of his party. Pennsylvania E ey 2 + politics ul conomy, as preaches 1 bv Professor Oo _ a F. Klis Thompson, than which it woul l be difh- | Johnston s Mill, Lot20...1]8 83 143 139 uit tO Imagine a thing crude and more Chittom. Lot Sik 2. bs vd 24 146 137 + } > : 4 } }} 7 ~ unsoun s at length invaded Yale Colleg Heury’s Mill’s, Lot 21.... 44 27 100° 94 una the most pe verted notions on the subject | John Bell's Mill’s, Lot 22.138 124 67. :70 i ageriy TAs the sr t at th Anderson Road, Lot 67... 69 38 117 11 od 6) cd Pett’ ng . ma i . me. en ut earning. Verily, progress EID oak Da ie eens 107 86 106 ids nS part ar gt back wat Collett’s Mills, Lot 29.. 10] > te _—— MecAlder’s For; Be, Lot 29 S86 88 136 142 : : . llar’s 9 » . . - In striking contrast with the statistics | Doual Mills, Lot 30, ts sw = ; it | McNevin’s, Bonshaw..... 60 85 104 130 of the iron trade of the United States re-| Sein s cently civen in these colemns are those « f | S98 761 1038 1028 the same industry in Great Britain On | Sinclair's majority over Campbell... .. 140 , poled . Sutherl ‘“ MeDoug 267 June Ist the iron furnaces of the former | °U*Hem@nds LeDougall. M4 country were producing more iron than at | S#eonp Disraicr. any previous time in the history of the E United States, and the increase in out] ut = : ' baie a > for the year has been from {0 to ov per = = : a nn cent On the same date the number of = rs — = . = , " . aoe > ez =a] furnaces blowing in Great Britain was 400, | wh otiy River 85 90 232 159 against £20 at the close of last yeal 456 it Nortif Rustic 0 ° Bowe 40 192 157 1884. 506 in 1883. 557 in 1882 and 552 in| Cave ndlish Road it 70 199 «114 m ’ . . > Hunter River ott La sO 83 il iss. The total production Of these fur-} yr ne 5Y 99 60 16 naces for the current year iz estimated at} North River ; SOI 3 7,000,009 tons, against 7,250,647 in 1885, anne. Bt 4 ] ae ~ “4 65 dd ew Pra see eee 2 22 39 28 96i n 188 8 Br 9n4 82 ' pe sy dl 7 7,923,960 in 1584, ye Oye = in 1881, Long C WEE steve. ee ee 67 31 17 These figures show a reduction in five years Nine Mile Creek. i i. os 36 of more than one sixth, and very nearly 956 O15 9?) 710 e vot vie ve 4 so itt} , , on one-nith, i | irquharson s majority over McKay. ii. 3 —— ee + Mckay s majority we: 6 The Duke of Argyle publishes a letter | TaiRp District opposing the crant of a majority in the next a a Parliament to Mr. Gladstone. In the let % = : i iy Bs an . ter occurs the following sentences : ‘‘Splen- - @ & g did as Mr. Gladstone’s powers long have] ,, Fes < a co ' : > Fort Angustus...... 100 168 41 38 been, no such confidence ought to be Mo int Stewart .c)408 «ps 120 102 158 126 placed in any one human being on questic ms | Johnson's Rive: pogsee OE 48 61 50 P : Lx ee 2 27 8 5 of such lmaportance as astzed of the people We BB ents. eae ‘oeN » at & + ogee Se : a ahi : ran, pea, POs. bs an ue, 2 2 a. & of England on behalf of the Premier in the | CGovehead......_. wed or | ee ee present electoral controversy. Mr. Glad-| Lot 34. .. 46 35 10 2) : Bracl kley Point Road 35 23 10] 126 istone’s powers have confessedly been un-|,, ar haan nai a Qe - 9 ' [racadie Cross Roads,.... 99 87 > a : / ge [ . i : 7 equ il to the solution of the Irish problem eee St eee Ue - Se & “42 } | . Ss t)} yt > 2 » - in his late scheme, and there is no reason | 2OM*Dport....-....-.+++, OO 43 43 45

ito be! lieve

Mr.

separation

Parnell, +77 iit

ever

|in Opposition to a moral power

they would be more

in a recent speech, idea _ is atten

adequate in

August than they proved in May.”

said

ridiculous. If

ipted it would be

such as e3

isted in America in 1861.” ae amar : — Supreme Court. JOLT 2. Court met at 1] o'clock: Judge Peters

presiaing Phe Masse y Ma iufacturing Uo. vs. Pat {rick Higgins. This is an action to recover

} ° ” . ° | the price of a mowing machine, the use. of

\© hich the defendant | i refuse s to pay, on the

there is no doubt that the gTo asly to him on trial by the distributing | © Morson for plaintiffs;

defendant.

In the case of Ellen McKenna vs.

iad and f

plea tl plaint Sutl

r which he 1at it was lent iffs. McLeod ierland for the

Ter-

| Bras kley Pojnt North.... 25 ls 62 13

766

S99 692 676

Ferguson’s m: aj rity over McDonald...... 207

Kel iy’ s ics sacs 90 FourtsH Disrricr.

3 = + 2

mee Sep og

eer a oe

Point Prim 45 @ SA 20

Eldon. 105 106 = «7? 61

Grant s (Or well). . . 48 44746> 37

Murray Harbor Se .109 io “eB? "O65

Ve een Bivert «. z. i? 8 16812

F ? whi eae: a ey ee

merry Valley. “ie oo. foe. 67 7]

r nlodinierni sts. . bs eek dee, Mie @ho3 14

| Wood Islands. ioe a ee 63

| Belle Creék.:..4 bb. oe 44 90 95

| Pisquid oe. eae 37 37 23 28

685 622 726 777

Forbes’ majority over A. Martin ........ 92 D. C. Martin’s” ‘© W.’'McLean........ 104

Mr. Sutherland wen the field wit} ¢ ind wen he field with | rene: > Me Atte e, for rape, the Grand Jury | CHARLOTTE TOWN. L1resh Suppl in ® lara proportion ol eturned ‘no bill.” j ol 1@ VO to be influenced by liqu eal the Grand Jury will probably be dis- | o : y a : ove ; nere 1s ho further | “= 3 Pe 5 . Maint nsact i oa — MY s ( y rl Vard 1 East li} =6109 45 44 e : | + <E2> oa — W est 95 SU 47 50 maar Gein: } | Summerside Experis. Wards 2&3—East 165 168 97 989 bli 1 ha a 4 . , : ity West 130 116 35 30 people,—as both the canvas and the result | SUMMERSIDE, June 29 Ward 4— East * za “0 - eka aad ete Shi SED Vard 4— Eas 72 76 Z 66 the election proves,—-is agajnst the Shipped .per steamer Princess of Wales, | Ward 4~—-Central 4f 54 83 676 iquor traih There is a quality in the Cameron master, for Point du Chene : - West 57 4) Ti #676 liquor traflic which—unlike that of mercy— Hf an OBES ose cee ce eee eB 138 00; W ard 5—East 1i7 123 168 163 ; : 29 - C ; { - x curseth h..m whogives and him who receives 1400 ll = her 1280 00 Vest 155 150 125 112 and the moral nti ee P i oe ; e _reather Cencch cess belonne 860 00 Royalty—East 56 55 52 50 ; sen iment ot Prince Edward 1830 Ibs. TN a ce RR or ka 146 00 West 31 27 47 44 Island is against it. Liquor will not be so ; be it een ewer easy s 100 00 eons tb. teense —e 95 lbs. and cloth man a ee - freely use future ¢ 450 3) ee 100 | 00 otal .1038 1022 876 849 : 3 Sain 0” eS ib bie genes Seat bier sees eae ‘ = : — 200 lbs butter. 36 00 ee ee ee Peters... . : 162 | Cher 83 o 5 ip a eae ; Miperine. 63.264 ~spas 8 . IN \ Ol ‘ marriage sir Mark | al MeLeod's ** "a ri a ot 146 os é‘ ployes of Messi Mark} 1p $ 204 eer Oe ; 1 MONI Shik od ones 173 \ EC sented Miss McKech By same on 30th: ’ cx 4 e ‘ vent Jil M Mmecih PINCH werden <9 f ae oi arnt PRINCE CGUNTY. OL Vé peryne. ai cs &7 Ss ; w Hp slso presented with an a t] 1200 69] Firs’ Drsrrier. Government. Opposition. ung hwnand his-bride many long yea > oats 15 00 See? OC 1045 A ness and prosperit vy to which he! is ~ s 1050 00 Matheson libchalioe 966 ' , pe | os Cases | ‘Ss iavi > Ay few pethvy. impromptu re 50 a b a manera I44 00 > avin OHO : ‘© Nasten wad oul congrett 5 y 88 ice oe =e M: oe 7 Nority hs e"y Be) a ‘a . attain ati — ah ep webhess . Sa6 . eusyere x: 13.00 latheson’s majority over Gavin... ... irvine pi 6 o se . lassi... 2. f St. GL et ws 00 | Sxcoi red Mr. Wright andl his brite Pe ee eee _———+~- eQ ae s and employes. + nh ; } Noe ploy 573 OO} Richards No contéat.

Turrp Disrricr. Arsenault..... J. A. MeDonald.. Angus McDonald Montgomery ....

561

428 222 208

McBmea; ..-sa> me ‘ HIOWEBS ica 0ccess > tm 304

=r 8 majority over McMillan. . Gillis’ ‘* Howatt.

"b..c election of Messrs. Matheson (Opposi- tion) and McKay (Government) is in doubt and will remain so until Wednesday, the 12th of July, which is Declaration Day. However, the special votes will be opened in each of the counties on Wednesday next, and on that day the number given will be known, although not finally counted until the follow- ing Monday.

ss SUP NEWS. OTHER PORTS. Summerside. June 30—Annie Florence, Bernard, Anticosti, lead. Cld.—Alma, Tra- eadie, N. B., bal.

CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED.

Wallace, Read, New Castle; G. W. Walton, Baie Verte; Charles Fred- erick, Mullins, Pictou; 30—Mary Jane, Burke, Anticosti; July 2—Robbie Godfrey, Cook, New York; Emma, Boudreau, N 4d.

PORT OF

June 29- Weeks,

CLEARED.

Grand River;

G. W. Weeks,

McPherson,

Keeping, Pictou;

June 29—E. Brown, Richards, Maria, White, Baie Verte; Walton, Baie Verte; Zambezie. Port Hawkesbury; Confederate, Sydney; 30—Mary Jane, Burke,

Trio, Cameron, Pictou; L. & S., Nickerson, New Glasgow; Elizabeth, Hirleigh, West Point; Swallow, Scott, Wallace; Sophia, Landry, Tracadie; str. Carroll, brown, Boston.

” ILL be given for information that will

V lead to the conviction of the person or

persons who took from her moorings, in the

lock, at the foot of Great George Street, the

White Row Boat, belonging to the subscriber. GEO. E. FULL.

July 2, 1886.

HARD COAL

fe~O arrive, ex Schr. ‘Schr. “E. from

New York

371 Tons Anthracite Coal (Egg and

Chestnut Sizes.)

Will be sold low while landing. This is the same quality Coal that has given such good satisfaction for the last four years.

CAPT. JOHN HUGHES, Water Street. Ch’town, July 2, 1886—1mo eod

Crosby,”

For st. John’s, Newfoundland.

here early and wiil

due July,

will be 6th

“Coban*

Stk AMER TUESDAY MORNING, cattle and sheep on deck for St. John’s,

For Freight or Passage apply to

Carry Cc

PEAKE BROS, & CO.,

Agents,

July 2—3i

FLOUR KR! FLOUR!

Y Auction, MONDAY, July

o'clock, at my Auction Room

One Car-loa’ Sup, Extra FLOUR, ordered for positive sale,

—

5th, at 1

A. McNEILL,

Auctioneer.

ULUB.

July 2—2i

CALEDONIAN

TENDER {5 will be received by the undersigned up to noon on WE DNESDAY, 7th JULY next, from parties willing to contract for the

ioliowing separaic services in connection with the Annual Scottish Gathering to be held at Charlottetown:

1. Printing posters, tickets, programmes, &c.

2. Erection of Grand Stand and Booths.

3. Fencing Longworth’s field,

4, Exclasive catering on field.

5. Privilege of Patent swing etc., on grounds.

Plans. specifications and full information on application to J. M. CAMPBELL,

See’y Games om.

Ch’town, June 23, 1886—eod tl dte

Art Classes. MES.

HENRY ROGERS (pupil of the late

Aaron Penley, R. A.) Teckedts of London, England, now of Ha! ifax, N. S., intends vis iting Charlottetown during the month of JULY, and

remaining a few. weeks, for the pur pose of giving instruction in the higher branches of Drawing and Painting. Sketching from Nature, in water colors or oils; Portrait Pair iting, Mirrer Paintine in the Italian style, and all branches of Decora- tive Designs. Pupils w ishing to join the classes are — - to sible, at her ae or Rogers as

ossible, at her . ence—6, FAW pe SL SON ST REET, Portraits satitad from life, Damaged Minia- —_— or — erry | Paintings restored,

rospectus and Terms on applicati : INER otlice. - replies:

June 21, 1886—mon wed sat co <*

RECHUOND STREE r

GROCERY STORE

NELS* IN BROS.. daelers in Choice

Family Grose me, Maat,

Fish, &e,

Those favoring as with their patronage will

oes Goats as cheap as anyin the city. <A call ROBERT N ELSON, SAM UBL i KLyON:

Gh'towij and 1% 1886—Suaos raw

OIG REWARD

BOSTON,

— HALIFAX AND P. E. ISLAND Arsenault’s maj. over Angus McDonald. ...339 J. A. McDonald's maj. ove Montgomery . .225 | E © Fourtu District. it Bentley ....+.:>.- 693 EES Re 644 é eee fe 674 | ee ee oes oon Fh 660 Sentley’s mi ajority over cetecely oo tee ee _ Bell's eS a ‘vu Will, on and after Ist July, 1886, make Firra DistRIcT. ae Lefurgey..----- + ae T wo TRI es Z Ww i, ak . Gillis... ies esd ee 438 > h> i g i he KK.

9 The Steamship ‘“MERRIMACK” (Capt. Crowell) : - The CARROLL” (Capt. The Steamship “WORCESTER” (Capt. Allen)

2,200 Tons. 1,400 1,400

Steamship Brown) : . : : Tons.

Tons,

—_—_—_—_—---_ Commencing on Thursday, Ist July, one of the above Steamships will leave Charlotte-

own at 6 o'clock, p. m., on

MONDAY AND

until

These vessels have superior Passenger Accommodations.

Freight handled carefully.

The LOWEST RATES charged for both Passengers and Freight. For further particulars apply to

CARVELL BROT’

NICKERSONS & CROSBY, General Agents, Nickerson’s Wharf, Boston. June 14th, 1886—dy wy pat her jour 2 mos

OPENING Pe

AP sini

STANLEY BR BROW RS BLOCK

i Case American White Shirts,

{ - - Collars and Cuffs,

i <1 SearfS and Ties.

Also - New Prints, New Musiins, New Seersuckers, New- port Wraps (ail shades), Ladies’ Vests, in / Balbriggan, Merino and India Gauze, Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery,

STANLEY BROS,

Browa’s Block, Opnesite Ma:ket House.

NEW ORY cooDs,

PEAKING & 8

Sees aoe S usual,our stock has been parson! stlecte} im the est British and American markets, and comprises, im addition to a Full Range of Staple Dry Guods, ol) the te found. 7

London, Paris and New York Viale linery. Fancy Goods, Hats, Bon nets and Shapes.

ae mn (Fame re

rarascls and Umbreilas

Large Stock of New Hosiery, Gloves, &e.

a ee

New Trimmings, Now Frill lings, New Laces

(ee

New DRESS GOOMS with TRIMMINGS

——— @

Mustins, New American Masins, Leces te Mateh.

ne) nr ee

New Pink Cottons, New Jerseys. New Jackets.

New Carpets and Oilcloths |

—_— - women (a a

PERKINS & STERN

Ch’town, April 29, ’86. “2

IRITISH_ WAREHOUS

THURSDAY

of each week, further notice.

LLOLOWL:

Te

“DAW ST

June 2), 1886.

New

f0 duit.

New French hew

New Cloths,

'XTRA value for MARCH and APRIT. in ‘Tal t ‘ able Napking, Sheeting, Pillow Cottons, White and Gray * Cone a Towelings, Tickings, White and Colored Knitting Cot'cns, a

I ye eet

CARPETS AND OWCLOTHS CASH wMwBROlDEeRy

direct from SwitzerlandJ?*' opened.

ee ne

Aa LL. BROWN.

or, March 15.—wkly-

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