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THE DAILY EXAMINER, - - - - - MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1886.

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ae TH E DAI LY EXAMIN ER given,and we find that2,200 people who had as the appellant bought the draft before the] Just after this | met Power, McCarthy and , A d ° Act passed, to make it applicable to the appel-| Joe Durong. [ do not know that Power

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the right, by virtue of their tickets, to ac-| ' if : = ee * ; ; a ult ee capes Ge ; | lant would be manifestly to give it an ex post! said he had been shot. JT then went home, : OCTOBER 11, 1886 commodation in a hall that could not re-} facto effect, an objection which is not answere:l Cross-examined by Mr. Peters--At the ze. a ‘ »PAEN ’ VOD, ; . : t } ‘ | : cr fF ce ay. ; »y° ° ' oe Be ’ i : ; : , : . 2 y

if : ___ ej asonably accommodate more than 900. | by calling t aa ight - set off he re matter . time I heard the shots I was at Sloggett’s ;

, ne, t.. wrocedure, » rule being that « x” pos . ; : e These figures do not include the soldiers} P** oF . 5 nas SL PPO) corner, but could not see very far as I was t ‘

Burden of the Public Debt. Sacto commcuction will never

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ve adopter : . : M that came from the station with Gen. |subscantial rights ave affected, — Fore Lc inemep apt ag . — = _—- a : @ Ral . al 4 atters « woedure about fifteen minutes after the shots were Tame Baan f Hf Sin CuHartes Turrer came here as a om and . ne ae _ wd bs “Newt, a in terms, is, as| fired. 1 did not know that he was shot IT i public official and spoke as a_ public official |?” form. They numbered at least 15 vlainly as words can make it so, confined to] then. He appeared all right and walked od aE va Y "ag 4 8 : | whose desire and whose duty it is to pro and were admitted without ticket at the | cases of set otf by contributories against uP to the corner with us, ; I heard Mce- | e e A ERaIN A BD & a mote the interests and Saat he crea rear door. claims lor contributions, and this 18 not such au} ( arthy say thatsome one Was shot. » Heo i i- ro en Tae cree At the t ae ate Riaae - artic] | claim. Che only argument against this inter-| did not say that Power was shot. Earlier | : ify of Canada. But the Patriot charges tnat| _ Cyt: Sig aig” © ameestiom | pretation, which the language of the clause | jn the night I heard two shots fired from a} —- 9 ine i he spoke as a partisan and made erroneous Friday last, we were not aware that 1000 manifestly calls for, is that so to construe it, wagon on the road near Boyle's. Ido not,

statements concerning, particularly, the

tickets were given away, nor were we aware

that, although in some instances money

implies that in respect of all claims other than those transferred within the time limited in

know who was in the crowd. JoserpH Durone (sworn.)—I was with

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if public debt. wan vebenol 46 bn tebe ol thik diner to ehions | sec: 75, the — Pees wount oo . i Power, McCarthy and two others whose | fremendous Big Stock---W onderful Low Prices

i We are not, as partisans, concerned in|” rs ser & vee ne oe ~ ” pa Be seats. ¥ gt ercdtipe names I did not know. When we got to} ' y

) the vindication of Sir Charles Tupper ; but of tickets, that later in the CvenG the 2 | 5 te a seg dukes em to decide, but certainly | Sloggett’s corner we heard the noise of a| -==( annot be ndersold by Anyone.

i we are bound, by the laws of hospitality _ ae ag — on son ct eee such an argumeut is entirely insufficient to T in the aon ae rer oer oet

ei : : veonsed with. oO the giving o ‘kets | siasiatial onstruction whic su ace a} went to see what was the matter anc re- | nail onivdiinbiniinlailiins i

ij o- ” = ’ os . oe ; at a a Sed 7 ee: Re eee 4 seuutbaherr Sha bas kee sehen ut tn at the corner. Hogan afterwards | TE d ] ;

‘a cial who has been foully assaulted while in} ™~ na ie : é who is also liable tathe bank as an ordinary] went down. Shortly afterwards I took a y ’E are satisfied it will amply repay to look through our stock of Dreas Goeds, in all

5 this Province, to see that the facts of the ticket, were direct violations of the under-| dantcer, in a worse position than other doltdce! walk down. On the way I met Power. | the newest fabrics, polling very cheap. F

, isu are fairly represented to the people of |™ nding upon which the public had been e ee —— hg 8 — Gapriving ™| He said, *‘Is that you, Joe?” I said The Velvet Department is full of the newest Veleets, in Silk Velvets, Velvettas, Veive-

4 Canade induced to buy, and are two more charges | GeDtor \ i — os ne ™ ea - eee a ‘*Yes;” and he walked with me as far as , teens for trimmings and dresses (beautiful goods) selling very cheap. ®

o a * 2 which should be ineluded in our afticle of |"°" from Pe ee a | Slogget’s corner. After that we went down | re. thee : Se ee nade sail ian ;

a The } says that Sir Charles Tupper uponjwhich the bank is liable, and setting it off; > Sionetis a dish tie tiie. Geren inched The Millinery Department is brim full of every thing new in that line, and in charge of

a told a “whopper” about the public debt Friday last. and a person who may happen to be a contribn- We sik’ cnt the cid ces ee ae of the best Milliners in the city. The ladies will find Hats and Bonnets, ready trimmed, a tory stands in no worse position in this respect, or will be trimmed to order in first-class style. Customers to this department cannot fail te .*

that he said the amount of the public debt Regarding Mr. Archibald’s hint that pro very quiet and did not say anything. A¥ter

than any other de! tor of the bank,unless indeed yet the best satisfaction.

) , teeedings may be taken against THe Ex sort 1 caation § he {a time he said, *‘Joe, I’m show.” I did had not been increased, Sir Charles made | °OSMS ms ee © we are to unport by impication mto the i , , : : > ; ‘lothing G ’ Furnishi is @ i speci . + . . . ° a . > 24a, « 2% - é > J > = s < . ' at > me “oe } ‘ N ¢ ; AMINER, we beg to inform that ge ntleman | statute a prohibitory clause making a distinc- | not believe him and commenced laughing, Re udy-made lothing and sents Furnishings Thi Goparves nt “4 = 5 cialty, and s 1 sgh veageh cay oe ae oe : \tion between a debtor, who happens also to] whereupon he pulled up his shirt and W° will, this season, show the Cheapest Overcoats, Reefers and Suits, Bear-skin Coats, 4 ! Poa ee + she that at the proper time and inthe proper; > <-->... re ve : ; acool- ‘0% ve fered on P. E. Isle w i r 00 oods would t 1 intelligent people that the ; wre : eed have been a contributory, and one who was| showed me a bullet wound in his stomach. Racoon-tur Coats ever offered on P. E. Island, and would advise you to look at our a

nlieen we Cam. DOU. t » have } ad é : : : and prices before buying, and you can feel fully assured of savi ; place we can prove all we have published, | 15¢ so liable; such a mode of constrection | I told him I would go for a doctor, and he | I ying, J y of saving money i

Canadian |’acitic Railway was built, the which will be a complete defence to any} never before heard of, and no principle can be|told me to take him home. Two St. John'

yreat d West 0} ned for settlement, and wated. nor thority cited. to warrant it ‘ell 1 Paddy Hual ‘ad } ] . . acti he mav be so ill-advised as to take. | SUgsested, NOF AaULNOFIWy Cited, tO Warraky It. | fellows ant addy ughes accompanied me | mn annie a public works of every kind erected through- | 8°U0" He may De 80 Mina ‘| think, therefore, the respondent wholly y & I oO

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ea settee Cite 1s uss ; ; home with Power. Power had some liquor |

& tT enath ol the comin ' In the meantime, however, neither threats, | 6,51. 3, eynnortin: : — > aaa 1 wut the ivgth of the country, without in ; Talis ns tpporting the judgms nt of the court in him but was not drunk.

; “ae : * denials > bluster nor bombast will! below, which must be reversed, both as regards 7 . . creasing the amount of the public debt. ene See Sere Sener i th ref al t > granta ne i. trial “ ion the cle Cromp-exminined by Mx, Futens—5 did nak B Nil i a © gD N D | _ ia Be —— . fan, sme e reTust LO Pre ; 7] rl PF > ’ 7 Such a statement would be contrary to| eter THe Examiner from doing its duty,as P know any person in the crowd. I met e 6 9

murrer, and the rule for anew trial must be QUREN STREET.

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a public journal, in exposing and comment-| made absolute in the court below as being | MeCarthy and Power at Joy’s and was with | against the weight of evidence and for mis-]them about an hour. I was not down the}

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reason and fact; and Sir Charles Tupper is

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. + fins sonduct which may have had for its 7 me of the las “nm in . +} p ake ing on cone a) iave haa iI { , : : a. : a te — e last men in the world to make it. i. mev. and which vi 0 Naas direction, and judgment entered for the appel-|lane that evening. I think there was a Ch’ a Y ‘} vv $ o . ‘ » : ; acet ,Opar . a’ . » . * ae es What Sir Charles Tupper said was that ye ON: Se jooparey lant on the demurrer, with costs to the appel-| kind of a scuffle before the shots were fired, ©? town, Sept. 30, 86——-dy wy | or . — : : he re r : : , . le ‘enrese : ‘ ” 4 y . : ® “The burden of debt per capita is only af the lives of thousands of people, represent- | lant in both Courts. Dr. Prrer Conroy (sworn) — 1 was . —_ eee as

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bare shade above what it was in 1879.’ ing all denominations of religion and classes Chief Justice Sir W. J. Ritchie and | called to see Power about 2 o'clock on the

That isa fact ; and the fact is within the | of society, including therein mothers and | Judges Fournier and Taschereau concurred. | morning he was shot. I examined him = ; gn a : ; bounds of reason. Suppose a farmer owed | fathers many of the best citizens} JcCvce Henry—‘‘I have no doubt that the found that he had a bullet wound on sue rt 14 | party was ¢ nti led to take the note that he rigat side of his abdomen. Phe bullet had ” > ;

{ a debt of $1,000, o cl s De interest - (har . aes ent ink , ° : i » cde , of $1, =, n which he paid inte rest | of ( harlot. town, and upon many of whom} ji4 ‘and that having taken it before the call} entered the abdominal cavity, penetrated | t t the rate of 6 per cent., the burden of |the living of others depended; and upon | was made upon him, he had a right to set it through the lower border of the liver and is . Be that debt would be at the rate of S60 aleonduct which was the means of obtainin ; ip against the « laim of the bank. If he had probably lodged in the muscles of the back, } - = Ez -H} i=h | year; and suppose that he borrowed an { | fal purchased it after thé call was made, he would |[ think it went in a straight couse. I did ear: an ~ : os : e ~OTTOW et i ( yy "( i , T's 7 f aise : > . me «4° . ee z Me : i money irom many others upon a faise pre j stand in a different position. Here the call is] not consider it prope: to probe the wound.

' thar thous ere ae i a fe ; . ay ad atl mal . : Te

other thousand and built a mill, DY WHICD | tence th it no more tickets would be issued of a certain and —. nature, aes not a | Power is doing well, but is still in great

| ee his bus 3 Wi o ucl “ove d histe . mere matter of account between the parties. | 4..,.~0pr Jurs

‘ his business was so much improved and his | ¢,, persons than the Hall could accommo-| yy) ay ae a i ‘ on & hited) ut r h is} nee of dying.

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ie credit su greatly enhanced that he was able : a ee ew ot | __Cross-examined by Mr. Peters— + i ‘

date. jound:to pay it, unless the bank owes him atipiver told me that he did not | ESTABLISHED, 1809.

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: to obtain all the money he wanted by pay- ” he time, in which case he has a right to a set} , :

{know he was shot till he was on his

t+ ope “2 1 a — be wn ened on i ie ae - off { therefore agree i s inde os . iv ; . ing interest at © per cent.—-the burden of (Bank of P. E. island vs. John ings. |) - a ee he gen ™) | way hoime-—about twenty minutes after it | a happened. He told me that he heard |

iy his debt of $2,000 would still be S60 a year, brother Strong. At the time of this trial many of our nd ee ie the dhate tek dil abt knew whe Gied teak readers were interested in its progress from THE POWER SHOOTING SPPAER. || think he told me there was a row of some - kind. He did not appear to be in liquor SOME IMPORTANT TESTIMONY~-NATHANIEL | when i saw him, but he told me he had had

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TOTAL ASSETS . ;

pre 1sely the Same as it was when he ow ed

only $1,000. This is somewhat like the fact with respect to the pvublic debt of the parties to it being well known, and

. ‘ $29,484,019.

Canada. The public debt is larger than it} {vom the importance the public at that time

: ey 7 q DECOURCEY IDENTIFIED AS THE MAN WHO | several drinks of ale. The first question I teak was, but the rate of interest paid is so attached to all the affairs of the unfortunate FIRED THE SHOTS—THE STRUGGLE FOR | asked Power was as to who shot him. He : : ’ 13 >, z ~— _ pr ‘YD ° ¢ . SUNSE ny r¥r e e a ‘ a . S re in * ; wuch lower and the population has in- Old Bank. ee | ee ee ee ae oy ¢ was Every description of property insured at current rates, ras a share i Jank A CRUTCH, DeCourcey. He also said that he did not creased to such an extent, that the burden Mr. Ings was a shareholder in the Bank a 338 % > Policies i 1 by tl lersigned , . re —o ieee: tle Say al » (Power) hi cies issued by the undersigned. of P. E. Island, and in the course of some know why he did it as he (Power) had

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of the debt per capita is now very little i a " z : Narsaxrer DeCourcey (colored) and his| never done anything but favors for the

ereater than it was before the Canadian | dealings he had with Mr. F. W. Quirk, he son George, a young man with but one leg, | family. The bullet is 32-calibre or per- ee ee > > ay bad y fg D> M A AL gave the Bank of P. E. Island his note| were arraigned before His Honor the Sti-|haps larger. It did not penetrate the a z a 5

Pacific Railway was begun. . for some $6,000. This was after the Bank | pendiary Magistrate this forenoon, charged 4 bowel, and could not have struck a more anal Fr : s suspended payment. The Union Bank with assaulting Michael Power with intent | favorable place. y EE a ee ? pei - | to do grievous bodily harm. Mr. F. Pete1s| This testimony closed the evidence at head of the population was in 1877 $1.51| then held a draft, which had been drawn in appeared for the defendants. A goodly} present obtainable, and the DeCourceys nd in 1885 $1.59. In each year, the price | i favour by the Bank of P. E. Island a | number of spectators were present, and the | were remanded for eight days.

of a glass of rum, or the*price of a pound of few days before its failure, on a Bank in | DeCourceys did not look at all ruffled over

sugar, per head of the population, pays | Halifax, which was refused payment by the oe The following evidence was | "™%§ s roOT x es ee ey ee oe forthe Canadian Pacific Railway and for| Halifax Bank, because word of the Bank sf 3 A . ‘ a é i Micuagt McCartuy (sworn) — About rE r are a 4% y . all the ether great public works which have | ®! P. E. {sland’s failure had reached Hali- : af The New spaper Wan IS Howling for a New Ad.,

half-past twelve o'clock on Thursday and Must Have Ht.

been constructed since 1877 for the develop- fax before this draft was presented. Mr. | morning _ last, myself, Michael Power, —_—_——- ——— — OO

ena cenalk eae

According to the most recent official

statistics, the burden of the public debt per

Corner Queen and Water Streets. Ch’town, Sept. 11, 1886-——1m ced

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ment of the country and for the benefit and | [mgs bought this dishonured draft-—which | Joseph Durong, a man _hamed McManus 1 AM INSTRUCTED TO SELL advantage of its people! Sir Charles was for nearly the same amount as his note nS a ome . = not oa —_— RY PURI ic SUCTION uppers’ statement is strictly correct. from the Union Bank, and wheu his note | 898 up ‘ow nal Stree len near | j AG A, i ) ; fell due he presented it to the Bank of P. Sloggett’s corner we heard a row and ran Moreover, as the Canadian Pacific Rail- E. Island asa set-off against his note for} Ver t see what it was about. tL saw a way attracts taxpayers to the country, and} $6,000, which the Bank of P. E. Island crowd come out of the lane and Nathaniel |

the Northwest fills up with people, the] till held. The Dominion Parliament had DeCourcey after them flourishing a revolver, (iy eatnyday, 1th) nt Aetohar Next

burden of the public debt will be propor passed the Act for winding up Insolvent I saw DeCourcey fire two shots from the aCil OF LILO i alc ; e Prot og + oS ie rar Y — > Tr. : m— Ss

_o oo a0 Banks, a few days after Mr. Ings had given revolver. Theshots were fired in_ quick AT 2.30 P. @M.. tionately lighter; for, just as every shoulder | }5, yote to the Bank of P. E. Island. - The | Succession, and the second struck Power.

placed under a load makes the load easier liquidators of the Bank of P. E. Island [ was about a yard from Power and four or an icre, Pasture cuined

: c . . — ive wes * »(% LCA Yy r > » .} : for those who have to carry it, so every | refused to allow this draft as a set-off. They | 2¥° yards from DeCourcey when the shots . . ‘ * s taxpayer brought into the country lightens a BR i { “ E t . ; ’ full, and t: .e whatever dividend til 4 ig iO Sy

wanted Mr. Ings to pay them his $6,000 in | ¥°T® fired. As soon as the second shot had ' ; the Old been fired Power told me that he was shot, i the burden for ali the other taxpavers. , : a . i re clinched DeCourcey, knocked E25 z AINS FOR © SH ania Pay Bank could pay for his draft. Mr. Ings r ut — cline! = a oO Sor ’ “9 a — jsituate at the head of Queen Street, wy A L z A . The Saivati aon ‘sD : refused to do this, and the Bank of P. E. /*™ agown, al nHougnt O get }that Plot of Land North of KILBURNE 1¢ Sarvation Army’s Denial Island sued him for his noté. and he set w the revolver froin him when | AVENUE, and South of the Residences of M,. the draft by way of defence. - # + |L received blow on the head from a| Mcleod and Wk. Dawson. Hage eee Bane. - ba ‘ a as sTence. . . i. . Nis wil! t 2xecd. here 18 not g x The case was tried before Judge Peters crutch in the hands of George and was | this Jand to be had in the Royalty, because :—

PE SE AR he : 7 Ai . knocked over. When I recovered from! _, 1st. ltis within two minutes’ walk of the city and a jury, who gave a verdict for Mr. Ings. limits. It 1s high and dry, and commands an

] ; ; rey: . . > r *. , TAG ¢ Tear ¢ iY . - that the statements contained in F riday's} This verdict was set aside by our Supreme the blow thejrow was all over and I did | excetient view of the city.

, s aaa Rc a i oe 4 viskveyY Ean a andy 2 . . - - issue of Tue EXx«uiner. relating to the} Court.anda new trial was granted, because it | !0t $e the revolver. While struggling} | 2od. Qt yeibia meee es ees ft a a , at om aa held ¢] : { with DeCourcey I got hold of the revolver, |‘ this valuable property, and Building Lots ; € neeting the nightZbefore, “are false:” and | *** held that, inasmuchas Mr. Ings was a m : ae. ae .’ | there, while nearer to the market than some L . e » = sity . # ; ‘ shareholder in the Bank of P, &. Island. he but before I had time to secure It I was hit parts of the cily, ure exempt from city taxes. Ex- with the crutch. Previous to hitting me | #@mine and judge for yourselves,

ON THE PREMISES,

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yerrons to the Exhibition are invited to call and inspect our

Immense Stock of Furniture, &c, we.

Se

o fue Salvation Army, through the

columns of the Putriot. inform the public

ge CALL AND PROVE IT.

‘ ain Archibal fry . te For? F ; : Captain Archibald, from the piatform « could notplead aset-offin respect of any claim

Ch’town, Sept. 18, 1886.

—e } nee ~_ . : Z . wi he er h. George roared ¢ . Tertus—25 per cent. at sale; the balance in ie Barracks, repeats this denial—at {on him by the Liquidators. and _ because | * ith we = i ie. ~ ured at me not three years, in equal instalments bearing interest —e 41 66 rs . ” : ‘ ‘t nis 2 -. ad ‘CeAyV we 2x - de cents tmini ee —a —-—— a — 7 ' Te —— -s ee the same time stating that they do not care | the W inding-up Act” forbide any person, to hurt his fathel eCourcey Was eX-/ a: 6 per cent.

“sys : . Be ‘ited a aring whe > was fri aw land thee ausistic aaty aban theen end bie within thirty days before proceedings are cited and rates he u wi uring wes SLSO—A F of aboat 50 ty all j ey EX wey ¢ ‘ thill Mlvisle $ * © . vat > rhs om ALSO— / Cart 5¢ §

taken to wind up a bank, to purchase the shots, but I could not tell what it was ae Se oe

the pre ne mic] — agai o Pe a. Cs % 7 : # high state of cultivation with a large Barn and Ps rr ‘ c sht be taken against notes or drafts of such Insolvent Bank, tol‘ bout. Martin > Hogan ees . ne from Farm Cottage, situated in West Royalty, fronting % : PHE EXauinen set them off, by way of defence, against his the wg a of — Exhibit ion grounds | on Gillen’s Creek, about two miles from the ree a : = ‘ : : ; P x ° ¢ as > s si Aye . Yon . t 5 16 ini 2 f . {t is ilt to understand this denial, | indebtedness to such Bank, if the about the, stime the shot were fired. A Pasture Lot No. 316, containing 14 acres 0 §

ATLE rs : . ‘ ; > <a pors°D lerowd came out of the lane, but I could | £04 land, fronting on the North River ftoad,

buying them knows, or has reason to sus-

except ou the groun . Se wee about two miles from the city, and Kcept ou the ground that the Salvation) 25 ‘naolvency not tell the names of any of them.| ., 7p. fm ' § Army do not care what they de i J pect such insolvency. Ww had ails ; rhe Brighton Tannery, in good working order, 7 0 8 : J Ca at they do, let alone Mr. Ings’ answer to this was, that the e haa not —. ae my _ bo} with all its Piant compiete. care What is said about them, and that} Act had not been passed when he bought any 7 porn, _ ; ™ 1 _ un Terms at Sale. A. McoNEILI | i : a : arrive » sce > vhe >» shots rote . ON Midd, . persons who were so indecent and dishonest | the draft, and therefore the Act could not aa - 3 yee" } a re a oe Avctioneer SSUy Your as to issue about two tl ana ticks a render his purchase of it illegal. The | "™™&°- cannot tel why the shot wastired; ; ie Hout two thousand tickets for), at Power. Power was not drunk, but had | Charlottetown, Oct. 11—d sale | vdmission to a building that w } Court, however, held that the Act was re- }‘ he tes Maen It l first time oN | (1 iis? Zz t ing ia ras ; r gi . . ‘ " 7” oe > y rag > @ . a ng the ‘S OMY SULL-| trospective in its operation, and rendered et ; wer ht i time I "Die tor ne . > ‘ ane aftar ; e en GOW} : % ° +},; 4e for pine hundred persons—and, after} Mr. Ings’ act unlawful. It was also con-| #4 been 4 hen = ~a ee wre mee — ‘ . . ‘4 “ . ‘i a AventY , t) or afi ¢ a r ; ha 2 . if was filled, +o continue selling tickets—jtended that the transaction, on Mr. Ings Soe See rs a7 2OW WA the . would also be dishonest enoug! part, was a mere contrivance to obtain a| 7°. 0Urceys. SOMERS. Bad Che Tevoiver

hto deny it : UL . oe ae : —~AND a preference for the Union Bank, of which he | !™ his right hand when | clinched hin.

was a Director. _Cross-examined by Mr. Peters—I was on TAD why nr EVENTS the statements in Friday's EXxaMrner, mthe new trial the Court ruled ai} | the centre of Eusion Street, near the pump, & Siu hid AT i 0y at .

> ‘ : he » g} rere tire le rear . ; and the charges preferred by us are true, not- | these points against Mr. Ings,and the jury, | ¥"°" the shots were fired. We were run- ee

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: Ful : sailed iaseinalaaiails ; | ‘ ; . ided etd tel ot b 3 aa ung see whi the row “was alx ins , ati n WEDNESDAY next, 13th inst., - withstauaing Mr. Archibald’s denial. guided by the law, as so laid down, gave | ; ee = pe jis x ae: a BY AY car ag ol “9 at Marshfield the resi- Babes Res ty WY Gn i> + a* ¢€ cf “ligt oni . 7” urcey Was just : AY ery) . ut - e at 1Z o’ciocr, uD, MATSDs Z c ‘es 3 A The deceived public know they are verdict — Mr. Ings, who then appeal- a Cae i oo ter coming up out of the dence of J. & D. Mullins,one mile from the city, . * i ee ed to the Supreme Court of Canada. This |'#2°.4 couple of yards behind the crowd. 1

on the Malpegue it« ad, the following stock, &«;— Ch’town, Sept. 2. 1886.

true, i d tl se W re vwicti 12 key » . a aur ot} L, » Ban < -. sade e ° e +>: rue, and those ho were v ictimized know court reversed the jud sement of our court saw be th so fire d, and it was the second ! i jime Road Mare, - fou! - as Right. a b - ee hey are true » fac : ; ° nt shot ‘ 1it Power ‘ . ites Til 2k years oid, sire oyal iiarry, dam , - a ee

they are true. In tne tace of this and of | Ola I points. As those who followed the case, not that hit rower, I had been taking a ie tale oe meaety y :

: , . “ - tt] NS, 6h ee a ; the facts, it is extraordinary that anyone | 2°ticed from time to time in THe Examry- | {Ue to drink that evening; had been} j Foal, sire Black Pilot.

would have the hardihood to deny them and expect the public to believe him. But we are told in the Patriot that al- though there were two theusand present less than one thousand tickets were sold, and that the balance was made up by per- sons to whom tickets were given. Now, the number of reserved seat tickets was annousced to be limited to two hundred.

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nese tickets were placed at 25 cents, the

ER, especially such of them as are creditors of the Bank of P. E. Island, will be interested to see the final decision of a case, which tends to somewhat lessen their dividend, we publish the judgement,of the Supreme Court of Oanada, delivered by Judge Strong, in which all the other judges con- curred :-—

Jupoe Srrona.—‘‘!t think it was very! clearly and satisfactorily proved that the ap- | peliant acquired the draft which he seeks to |

set oif bona fide and for a valuable considera- tion, and that he does not hold it as a trustee |

into Richard Coady’s and John Joy's, and had taken about five glasses of ale and a half glass of brandy. 1 was sober. Power was not with me all the time. I met him near Offer’s gangway about half-past eleven o'clock on Wednesday night. I own a revolver but never carried it in my life. The night was fine and clear, and I saw all | the DeCourceys in the cvowd that came up| out of the lane. Martin Hocan (sworn)—About_half- past twelve o’clock on Thursday morning I went out Lower Spring Park Road, and on

i Mare, by Fiying Frenchman, in foal to Robbie Lee.

t Mare, 8 years old, sire Golden Leaf, dam Sal- adin. : :

1 Singie Driving Wagon, 1 Express Waxon.

1 Sloven, 1 Light Driving Sleigh (new), 1 Cart and Farining Implements; also, several Move- able Buildings, lot of Single and Heavy Harness,

Sale positive. No reserve.

A. H, B. MACGOW AN, Auctioneer,

Oct, Li, 1836—2i

APPLES, @NEONS, &e.

A FACT

well worth knowing, and also worth remems bering, that one dojlar saved is two dollar- gained.

By calling at G. G. JURY'S store you may roalize it, for he has a large assortinent of oods, such as Waltham, Elgin, Hampden, Nery, Seaside, and all the best grades of Awerican Watches, in gold, silver, and silver- ore cases, at a Reduction of Ten per Cent on former low prices.

In CLOCKS, a large assortment of eight- day and thirty-lour pieces, varying from one

unreserved tickets being 10 ce ie for the Union Bank ; nor was it endorsed to jreturning heard yelling in the lane. I do 2 algae namaste duller up to twiive dollars. : COnts ACh. Ihin inorder to carry o = anv fraadule Pa —* ae - ioe = ——— SILVERWARE, in Castors, Butter Dishes W. under add that vi : : et _ carry oi any fraudulent o1 ; hot remempher whether or not I went down | r Y Auction, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 13th, at 10.30 § shagedas A) de aI a = J es ie - e ; en . : Pa 5 --s , ‘ ae — Mr. Archibald | colorable contrivance to enable the Union j the lane a piece l came up to Weeks’ cor- > o‘clock te Sena Conny be Sy SU ay este yy Pickle Dishes, Cake Baskets, Knives, lorks, its tle proceeds of the night to be $159, | Bank to obtain preference. Sem eae Dene ies he Cae IRD. NRL WETS Wart ee ae Spoons, Napkin Rings--ail in prices that her, aud saw vO t "4 cre. lic

.lliow, therefore. 850 as ** il the 76th section does not apply to the vase, there cant be no doubt but that unde.

c the second part of the 60th section it was per

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speaking to him I heard the shots fired. I 10d BARRELS APPLES, canuot be surpassed. In Jewelry, Brooches, Ear-rings, Necklets, Lockets, Rings of a think the shots were fired on the street} just received via Pictou Lending, in Graven- | kinds from fifty cents upwards, and a lot of Novelties too numerous to mention, S100 ih which would re present one thous- tectly legal for the appellant to purchase this towards the pump. I think genet Sarin, Steins, &c. iscks and Jewelry

nt tickets, whi h a lded i the ; on and he _ 8 entitled to set it off against ta ag Brg mS) <e ree , nee rye te handsed nenersill ond tea 2 i bis Drveuiomcry note given to Quirk and in- | *#Mer. a ‘ a es ae Te eee 1,200 pe2 rn Lee tnakes | Corsed by uw atter to the respondenis, and scufile, but conld not see who they were, as ; now suet on in this action. * jthey were in a corner and [ was pretty not 2 tly ¢ Gyanion that the 76th section does ; drunk. l heard some one sing out that he

representing the

ty . ; . ; munared reserved geats we have

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Special and personal attention given to the Repair of Work done promptly and guaranteed.

15 Barrels Onions, a

Also—FRUIT ex Boston steamer. me a U “Ee § ’ — - CG. Unarlutteren.

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