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SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER.

NOTES FROM THE GAPIPAL

A Patriot Correspondent Gets his Reward.

SIR OLIVER T0 BE GOYERNOR OF ONTARIO,

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Orrawa, Sept. 11.-——Mr. Samuel Mutch has been appointed sib-collector of cus toms at Montegue, King’s County, P. bE. Island.

W. J. Johnston, a clerk in office department, las been appo:nied accountant to fill the vacancy caused by the death, yesterday, of Mr. Barrett. :

The appointment of Capt. J. E. Curran of the Halifax distrie: as paymaster has been gazetted,'he appointment dating from

the post

July Ist.

All plans of Jubilee stamps have been destroyed.

Sir Qliver Mowat has definitely decided totake the-Qotario Governorship, although the Premier was auxious for him to re- main in the cabinet. Sir Oliver however is tired of some of the company he is com- pelled to kcep around the coune | board, He will recommend Hon. David Mils as his successor althoyga Sir Louis Davies thinks that he has the £rst claim to the Justice Department.

ST. JOHN EXHIBITION,

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Four Cabinet Ministers Will

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Sr. Jonx, Sepi. 11.—Four Cabinet | Ministers will attend the opening of the exhibition nere viz., Laurier, Tarte,Davies and Fisher.

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Hundreds more received this week Our great snap in

New Novels

have you seen them ? ie each, $ for 25e

New goods _ arriving daily, and bargains for everybody at

Geo. Carter & Co.,

Booksellers & Stationers.

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Combs, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Sponzes, etc., are in de- mand for the boys and girls. These articles are always wearing out.

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The discovery Was made on virgin ground ate depth of 356 feet.

orities having decided to repatriate the African laborers recently imported to work along the line of the Panama canal, they will be sent back to Africa by the steamer After the epidemic of ber'-hert ntoke out trouble, they refusing to work, dem anding offeices, that the Government was obliged

to send troops to quell the disturbances. Order is now restored.

the grain trade in Southern Russia bas

acore of Hungarian commissioners who are purchasing wheat at any prive at

the grain exporters are in & precarious position and alarge pvumber of smaller

exception of barley, all the cereals are as

creased the scare.

‘shesees it. She wears short skirts, carries

ss Fastnet, Beth'], S’side; Lady Franklin, Garcin, Sydney; Minnie A, Trenbo!m,Buc-

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 11, 1897

DISASTER Af DAWSON CITY.

starvation in Sight,

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Severe Winter Has Set in.

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First Instalment 1

Orrer Point, B. C., Sept steamer Cleveland has arrived here from St. Michael, bringing with her from the | Yukon gold fielde a story of distress and | disaster,

The miners she has on board and the officers of the ship tell the story of the disaster at Dawson City. The winter has setinatthe mining city of the frozen north, and the two great stores of the p'ace have closed their doors for they have Lothing to sel).

Those who have been seeking gold,must now seek for food or starve. LATEST NEWS BY WIRE

Wasmineron, September 9.—The annaal report of the suditor for the interior

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department shows thatthe amount paid for pensions during the last year was $1 40,477,637.

Sr. Joun’s, Nfll., Sept 9—The latest in- telligence from Labrador confirms the report of the complete failure of the cod fishery this season. The catch is very smal! and the low prices probably mean a severe winter for the fishermen. '

Lonpon, September 9.—The Daily Mail’s correspondent at Cairo says it is rumored there that the advance of the Anglo-Egyptian column, uoder General Sir Herbert Kitchener, to Khartoum, will be delayed until January, owing to lack of funds. The troops meantime will be concentrated at Berber.

S:nra Fe, N. M., Sept. 9.—Reports from Golden, South Santa Fe Co., say that ia sinking a tubular well to secure a water supp.y, the drill passed through 50 feet of solid quartz. Some of the gold nuggets are as large aa grains of wheat.

Caton, Colombia, Sept. 9.—The auth-

Holyrood, which is momentarily exp2cted.

amcng thet, they gave such serious

wages without work and committing ether

Onwssa, September, 9.—The crisis in

been enhanced by the influx of a half

which thay can obtain it. A ma jority of

tirms have collapsed. One large foreigu export firm alone has lost three million roubles on the fulfillmeut of contracts made by it in the expectation that there would be a middling crop. With the

light as they are scant, while the fact that the Government has made extraordinary purchases of grain for food reséfve as a precaution against another famige has in -

Moxrreat, September 6.—There were! numerous incidents throughout tbe past week in connection with the Medical €on- vention which the daily papers did not mention, but which are, nevertheless, worth recording. Atthe big annual dinner of the British Medical Association at the Windsor the committee of managment was considerably worried by the matter of arranging the guests at the ad of the table. The matter of precédence was car fully considered, and whaf'was thought a satisfactory arrabgement come to. As 8 compliment to Sir T. Granger Stewart, of Edinburgh, the president elect, le wss placed at the immediate right,of the cair- man, Dr. Roddick, while His Excellency the Governor-General was placed st the chairman’s left side. The arrangement, however, did not suit Lord Aberdeen. He claimed, so it is stated by authorities, that the right hand of the chairman was the proper piece for the representative of Her Majesty, and that is where he sat through- out the proceedings.

Violet Raymond,a variety actress, form- erly of San Francisco and Seattle, is now a princess and rich at Dawson City. She married an Italian who found fortune. He is called Prince Antone. He made his bride a present of $16,000. Miss Raymond and Mise Lamore went to Dawson City together. There is but one lady in the town who is rot married® She ha: refu «d every singie man in Dawson, and wey knelt before her with uplifted hands full of gold, Being refused they have told her that she doesn’t krow a good thing when

an umbrella and wants to vote.

SHIP NEWS

Port of Charlottetown.

ENTERED.

Sept 10—SS Fastnet, Bethel, Halifax; Minnie A. Trenholm, Shediac; Mary D, Lawson, Wailacs; J AGC, Langill, do; Lily Bank, Blue, Wood Islands.

CLEARED. Sept 18—SS Bonavista, Fraser, Sydney;

touche; Mary D, Lawson, Wallace; ss

Halifax, Pye, Boston; J A GC, Langill, Wallace; Lily Bank, Blue, Wood Islands.

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Chureh services . RAAAAAAARAAS RA MAMAABARE RAS *: |

METHODIST. ; Prince St -— Prayer meeting at 16,15 Rev WJ Kirby at 11 and Rev. GM Campbeil, at 7, Sunday School and Bible

Class at 2.30.

Grace Church..—Prayer meeting at 10. Rev G M Campbell at il and Rev W J Kirby ma. & Evening topic—After the Vaca- tion, Whai? Sunday schoo! and_ Bibie class at 2.15. Epworth League at3.3¢. Strang- ers cordially invited. Seats provided for stiangers, ,

PRESBYTERIAN. Zion.—Prayer meeting at 10.15. Rev. D. Sutherland at .11 and 7. Sundae school and Bible class at 2.36. :

St. James’—Prayer meeting at j0. J F McCurdy, Hamoton. at Il and 7. day school and Bible class at 2.30.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

St. Pete:’s —Holy Communion at8& and1l. Matins at 11.00. Evyecsong at 7, Aliseats free and up appropriated.

St. Paul’s— hidiy Commnnion at § 30 Morning prayer at Il. Sundayschool and Bible class, at 2.30. Evening praser at 7. Wednesday, shortened service with ad- dress at 730. All seats free and unappro priated, Everybody welccme.

BaPTIST.

Prayer meeting at 10°0 Rev C W Corey at lland 7, Sunday scheoland Pastor’s Bible class at 2.20 strangers - welcome and provided with comfortableseats.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Corner of Prince and Grafton Sts. Rev Geo. Manifold at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Pastor’s Bible Class 230. pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday erening at 8.00.

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Church.— Upper Great George St, Service at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 230 Y P SOE Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7.00

CHESTNUT STREET

Prayer meeting on Chestnut street Sunday at 4 o’clock.

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SALVATION ARMY,

Sunday services at7,11, 3, aad at 7p m Week night services —Monday, ‘tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p. m.

MISCELLANEOUS.

' GosPpEL MEETING.—Remember the Gospe meeting in the Y. M.C. A, price Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the Railway men. Strangers always

Lesson —Eph 8-!9—The love of Christ

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LOCAL NOTICES,

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Follow the crowd to Carter’s Bookstore this (Saturday) evening.

Big-bargains in books, novels ete., store open till 10 o’clock.—Geo. Carter & Co.

Presbrterian Book of Praise—another lot received yesterday at Carter’s Book- store.

A cargo of pine and spruce boards all widths, two and three inch spruce, f-nce rails, etc., just landing at Connolly’s wharf for James Barrett.

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A tie to tie, very cheap at D. A. Bruce’s.

See the new lot of bow and four in hand ties at Bruce’s.

The prettiest lot of ties in the city.—D. A. Bruce.

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_ Saturday Bar ains.— Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Fur- nishings. Every one come and save money by doing so. to J. B. Macdonald’s, opposite Market.

Special low prices on Men’s Laced and Elastic Side Boots to-night—gei a pair at J. B. Macdonald’s.

School and College books, Exercise Scribblers, Ink, Pens, Pencils, Etc. Ete., Cneapest and best at McMillan & Hornsby’s

School and College Supplies the best at McMillan & Hornsby’s.

The British and Foreign Marine Ins. Co.,

of pool England, naan

The Empress Marine, Ins., Co.,of London England.

The General Marine Iusurance Co., of Dresden.

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Phe undersigned represents the above ‘irst-class Companies.

3 Pee? tetas ela ; . a ; CaiSos, Freights. carried at lowest rates, Sterling Certificates issued.

FRED. W.HYNDMAN |

Queen Street AGENT ——a— | OIL: STOVES.

We have a few left, and wiil sell to clear balance at 25 ; per cent. discount, for cash, |

FENNELL& CHANDLER.

TEE. fa Teeth Extracted Skiilfully.

No Fictitious Method. No Indiacrim- inate use Cocaiae. No Injurious Af.er

Effects. DR. J. P. MURRAY,

145 Queen Street.