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AMINER.

CHARLOTTED OWN, PRINCE, EDY VARD [SLAND, "FRIDAY, () CTOBER 1 17 1879

NO. 127

THe DatILy Rusmrer!

fs Peblished every Evening,

UFFICE :

ENGS’ BUILDING, CORNER OF WATER ANY GREAT GEORGH STRERTS, Charlottetown, P. E. L KA'l Beer SURSCRIPRIOSN is Mont) 5, ’ , &2 oo threé® Mouths, r Zs fine Monti, 0 50 j

hye Vv ee! ‘ 0 12

ae ivert ang@t most iodlerate rates. 3 gt Coutracts may be muic for ee (uat erly, dr hatf-yearly advertis eation. W: &. COPIUN; | a: Manager. |!

rents, on appli-

W. MITCHELL, Office nei t

No. ‘35 Water St.,

_ Charlottétow n. °——“ eel

Prince Edward Island Branch

—oFr THE

NORTH BAITISH & MERCANTILE FIRE AND. LIFE.

INSURANGE 60,)>——

Subscribed Capital, . $9,733,332. Paid up C€ apital, « ~ ¥9 666.00

CHER OF #1 dese dhubergh, us Pridicess Street ; London, 61 Threadneedle Street.

Nine-Ténths of the Pfofits of the Life Assur- ance Business are divided every Five Years, The Tables of Rates areemoderate.

Fire’ Tustraneés effected “on nearly every description of Property, at the LOWEST RATES of Premium. corresponding to the nature of

“a fi, ‘sett! ed fj 1 prom bade aud liber- alitgh et y rf : vit

«:. Wee ort, uexee eneral Avent. Dec, }4.

BRITISH) AMERICA

Assurance Company.

Cash: Capital & Assets , $1 176,491.45

INCORPORATED 1835. Head Sfiice, - . Toronto, Ont,

Risks taken on all i descriptions of Property at lowest rates.

PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF LOSSES. FORAGE HASZARD, Agent.

Office, South Side Queen, Square. July 10, 1879.

MACLEAN & MARTIN, , ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, -. Newson's Building, Opp. Post Office

Chitclotigtown, By Ee Ln on A, A. McLEA p. ©. MARTIN.

June 8 1879. Tener

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Albion Hines Pht, i. 5.) SLACK COAL.

NLACK and ROUND COAL can now be obtained at the above mentioned Mines,

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Ch'towr, a] 23; gd pats lééa h sp2m

ANTE RACITE COAL.

™S ARRIVE in’) bouts days,” 150 ‘tons }

of the best © Lehigh, ° estiint and

ad Parties wanting to be Peg ao sendin San

i be tivst no tt ms rice-. Onne Ts ee at hast setihe

or at the subscriber’s will be een THO) AS CASE

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O%: and ae MONDAY, the 30th Sep- tember, ‘| intend adopting the strictly

CASH SYSTEW” @""

ROBERT YOUNG

Wishes to,announce to his numerous friends and the Public that he has discus premises on Queen Street. ‘Market Houses lateiy occupied By J mes Ds Mason & Go:; where, with increased facilities forcing business, he hopes to sse all his old friends and as tiagy new -.. ones a3 Will Honor him With a visit, He bags ta issue the public that as in the past a Will in. the — endeavor at all times and under any circumstancss to cive his customers the best values and styles ta be found in the oo American and Canadian Markets, Uharlotteto wns Teor Pa 1879.

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(As W. & A. B ROW YN dre-about. making Finn, they

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At prices’ that defy competition.

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New Cioths, Yew Tweeds, New Dress Goods, New Clouds, New Velveteens,

New Maniles,

. New Friilings. New Ulsters, New Cottons, New Flannels, >

And a large lind of Woolleu @90ds, of every description, all

of which they intend to close ot within the next five months This isa bona fide sale. *Gome? one, come all, aad see for your]

sel¥es. | W. & A: BROWN.

Charlottetown, October 8, 1879.

New Fall Goods.

lror NEW DRESS GOODBS'y ChiGeip, 107 go to J. B. MacDON: ALD’ S For NEW MANTLES ro to

an os MacDONALD’ S For NE W WINCEYS and CLOTHS: ~ygorto J. B. MacDONALD’S For NEW HATS and BONNETS: — - go to J. B. MacDONALD’S For NEW PLOWERS and FEATHERS go, to J. BS MacDONALD’S For MENW’ and BOYS’ CLOTHING

| go to J. B. MacDonatp’s

For MENS} and BOYS UN DERCLOTHING sabato erty mie vo to J. B. MacDonaxp’s For GREY ant) WHITE COTTONS

CHHMAPrPHST YET,

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DAMN IY AB, WACDOMALD'S.

Queens! Strept os ec by 1879.

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Robert Young. 7# in the first ‘handred of To Frm Square. The Pre mut 8 7a one* ees si anooe having 4 front of tr tet, | bestin the city.) Posvéssion given Ist of Oct., | chester.

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tumy business, sitet Ray. ei

“Sept. 2 23, 1879-—-lans oft hedailded ve8ce

es Hopdson &*Mcbror harto ie ci esheets as cae | : Sept, 18, 9879. °

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{less than 25, 000. The,.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. |

their condolence to thie family of the deceased [im the great loss they have been called upon to sustain.

Resolved. Therefore, That in the name of

‘THE OHIO AND TOWA. ELECTIONS. | the people of this County, we hereby res-

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.

The Herald says: **Returns from Ohio

make it certain that the ‘Republicans have |

elected their State ticket, and leave little | 'deubt that they have carried the Legisla- | | tufe. °Fastér’s niajority is’ estimated at ; | from 20,000 to 30,000,

oy baer ‘Outo, Oct, 15, 1.40 a.°m:

eturns, ot the vote for the Governor oe ovér one-fourth of the State, show Republican gains of 7,500 and indicate a Republican, majority, in. the, State of not lature is still in doubt and claimed by, both parties, with the chances am fay er of the Republicans.

Ditiy MONiney Lowa, Oct. Lod. '

tthis’ hr the returns indcate a Repub- sein majority on tite State ticket over the Den series’ Wail Greenbackers of at least

Peaslature Pfiuinstindieste that the Re- peiblic: fos) With *linve © a via pori' y On joint ball ru of 65. oft: > GRBAT BRITAIN. Lonpon, Oct. 15.

A TLondba déspate +h says there was an anti-rent de ‘moustration in Belfast last even- mg, at which Parnell and Biggar spoke.)| ; Resolutiotis were ‘passed declaring r that at no tinve if the Histoty 6f Treland was the’ want off “fafive Parliament more tlearly dé | inonsivated “than by the present alarming; distrass; and that the éstablishmeft’ of ‘a peasant proprictory Was the oaly solution gf the latidequestion.

ik don advices s: fy: At a couferetice of deleyates, representing 140,000'miners, he!d to-day at Leeds, a rosolution was passed in, favér of a national emigration scheme to less- ef compétition among miners.

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Mount: Stewart Notes.

teh nt AkogNT ‘SrEwant,, Och. 46,

: Chat wL. srLonnehed yesterday,1 dth Vck., from the shipyard of David Egany, Esqgy a fine brigautine two hundred. tons burden (not named), of beaywtiful model, andu- yerior workmanship. She does great. credit to the master;builder , (being the, last of many he has. superintended-) Mr. Ronald McDonald, Maple, Hill, fora long time rS istant to the late R. G MeDonald, Esq.,

the “sz ; “who biiilt ‘80 ‘exten- sively for forty years in that neighborhood. The vessel has commenced loading oats for some foreign port, at the owner's wharf here, being | the first this season,

Meat Canning. —J. J. Fletcher, Mount Stewart, has commenced quite, a. ucyel fre- tory here. He is canning “meat, and is pro- gressing rapidly.,, Some, of the greatest epicures have partaken and pronounced its qualities second to none. It.is not only a convenient undertaking for the owner, but also for the farmer, who has an extra stock of fat cattle ‘at this season, ahd flo prospect of Selling in the usnal marhet’ for live stock. ‘The hove enterprising gentleman has been taking food for his fellow man from the shores of the great deep, by cannjng lobsters these last two summers; and is now about to try what can be done with the produce of the upper. ernst. for the good of society, etc. We wish him success.

. SOMNUS. Summerside Notes

(By our own Corresponde: vt.)

‘About ‘tliree-:o'clock on \ Weditesday evening a young lad informed Mr. Kuman, Pthe Station Master here, that he saw a man lying ‘im the water alongside the Railway wharf. Upon Mr. Enman going to investi- gate the boy’s statement he saw that it was bub too true. When’ found, the* body was lying in about three feet of water, and ap- peared to be that,of.a man about fifty. In a short water and taken, to the Baggage Room. There was ‘but ohe wound on the body— that being an ugly cut under the left eye. The bod¥ ‘proved o be that of aman nanied Angus MeLgot; Who, up to" a short time ago, had been in the ‘employ of Mr. George Bolltum, ‘of’ Got 10. “The last time the de, ceased was seen alive waS about 8 o’¢lock on ‘Tuesday.evening ; and, at that time, he ap- peaged to be under, the influonceced hiquer. It is supposed that. he was: guing dowir thé wharf.to the steamer; and, the night bemeg dark, that he stumbled and fell over, strik-

his head against the side of the wharf thus causing the wound. Seyeral menstand,, ing gui thes platform of the Stationtlouse at that time, heard adoud splash, but héaring no more noise paid no more attention tod i it. Upon the body was found sonte $20 in| money. “It is said that he belonged near Georgetown. “An‘induest was held on the|1 body, anda yetdict in accordance with the |) above was rendered. *“A public meeting was held at the Court House here on We tiesday, for the purpose of, expressing decp sy inpathy with the) widow. and pataily yi the jate Judge Pope. A. E. Helland, 5 sided at the meeting,

sections of the county present... The follow.

ing resolution, proposed by Edward Hacke, ett, Esq., M. P., and seconded by Hon.

John LeFurgey, was carried viet:

of an ape Baer 4 le poe exemeyle|«

0 RR a eta saa

private ” And, Shes

meee vit ine duty of the County to offer the expression o

20,000; & Gi fof 16,000 over last year. The }

time the body was raised from the}

potty tender to the widow and ehildren of the late Judge, the expression of our deepest synipathy in their melancholy bereavement.

The Rev. Jacob Freshman is to lecture

here on . Wednesday. evening next, in Lud-

low Hall. Subject : ‘‘The Jews.”

- > ++ <m «6+ eo... > WwW ee Letter... 2 cr fw yaiwe THE POLTTIc AL SITU ATLON In ‘THE STATES.

Wasuineton, D, C;,” Oct, 19,1879,

Several leading Republican papers, ia cluding the N. Y. Time: s, h&ve- taken th cite L hinted at somé time sago}: anes the fallacy of holWing Gtnéral Gra Ys the stalwart candidate fur Presta tie dd notMhéWever; tell the Whodlé’ "storys Wut confine theniselvés fo th® “exposure “OF”he falsity of his claims as & étalwart*tre” and sifiple, a8 shown by the fact that: it’ was during his administrafior that the Southern Déinotrats were allow ed to gain much as- cendancy, notwithstanding his stalwart.ad- mirers asgert that such’ result should have

_| been prevented by the “strong arin of the

Government,” and that General Grant will restore the Republicans te powers in that section. One of these) Republican: papers says that while in 1868 General Grant re- ceived 57 electoral votes m the South, in 1876 his successor Peeived® bat 19,* and these only after a mentorable struggle; and it adds gpreibly ‘Now during all the timé when this changg was_in progress Geuecral Grant, was Presideué.. Te was pot an instantaneous change,. p its climax in 1876, but the “hieod anc yo’ rorism’ hag@ been heard of before. .. Grant was President through the whole period.of the change. The ‘ bleodend terrorism and fraud’ of which the South stands convicted.

j are associated with the era®0f ‘the ‘second

Grant Administration. So far as Fedéral L: Ww could make him suela, General Grant was! the master sf the sithation. “If the

‘strong man” doctrine «hes any value, he should | have suppressed) iyrrorisuy andblood and frand, ingiead .af, alee) ING, them to Suppress the -Southera, | iwepu lican amaAjor- ities.) Lquete this asa aicaniie ofy what thies Rep whlicanmeveryw hore are*be:jmming to say, and-aé indi ieating the that ‘theeeon- test which kanticipated is abont to begin, These are but inempicht attacks upon the “ Gratit movement.” an by arid by: you will heat wmsie in the Air frou these” stal- Watts who have nov forgotton Mat” General Grant inaugutaded, the conciliation, pol y by “ abandoning Gov. Awesin ] Mississippi, ali id follow gd by np by. ‘abandoning Packard in GHouisianna. ‘The names mentionedsfor President e. the men, who. talk thas of Grant, are Chauuicr, eGenkling, Windham ahd Blane, and even Sherman, is named by some as a nan who would not abandon his friends for the sake of of going 6fit of office in peace.

Sone of Gen. Butlér’s friends here an- nounee that theirhero is spending no money for campaign purposes, bat that Its “boom” is’a ‘Spontaneous’ “one. Xt be so.” But s6ihe “body, or many" sdsheBod ys, vend, monty ferhim. One example : sf Mia ju received notice irom, one. of t li headquarters.here, which. is, eh Bee

e & Shepherd, the enterprising . publish- lishers of Boston, are.sending out bread east an edition of Dr. Bland’s entertaining “Life of Butler,” for 25c. per copy. «The original edition is $1.00; and cheap enough atethat;’so bP’ conclude ‘Borftebod y must dealing very genefots with Uncle Benjamin aa books ate goihg Hike He cakes, an

sdnguine Bh ¥ men, ¢ tend, there- fs e, that éverybody fs “for Butler.” But ilican’ a soy ee suggests tbat, pele Republicans themselves ave taking adyaptage of ‘‘quick salesand sinall. profits’ to replenish their libraries, .andyoreally? since the old line Demverats have begun theiz campaign. agaiust ian b gamnat are how he is going to win.

eeln New X oxk Degnoeratsmieniio: be iplays ing inte Republican hands abert as‘eflectu- dilly asin) Massachussetts © fn fact, ¢ aresepn telling nore “bitter! ¥ agthe cath- Paion gots ‘dn: and” Kelly Swears he Will eat of Tilden ‘and Robingen.” "Kelly has 'thia adv antage : he don’t want to be ee ernor, and only’ runs to kill his ri yal. proposes t6 Hold his tp ba | the cit tate age. wifich’is Very val ay 4 can do this justas | well ae r cae defeat .of the Democratic State Ticket as before. In fact, he would rather theRepublicans should win an not, since. that weuld.'be the se- verest blow thas couid be dealt to Tiden, and it would not effect-the hold of Tammany ‘upon city pelitics, Itds a curions. state of ‘Diet, beth in Now. York, _ Massachus-

egformer one wands .to eile r go, badly, thatdae govets de- ‘ak ert in the latter,, the-eandidate of w an? of Democrats, is denounced as a jlican, and fought, hagder’. by theiold laa Depnata tham by the ene =P 0er

heriif of the County, pre-'| There were a lange |

number of represen ativgs from di erent, the, Central Pace raitread montioned im-

aie au Ulustration of: the viet wealth of some of-vthe Pacific coast capitalists, itis

|said that $5,000,000 of the late Mark .dop-

kins were entirely everiooked until about a month ago, when Mr. CoP. Huntington; of

| cidentajly 2 -persons imtimate with » the family of My. » » that he hall in his qustody,.a large quantity of United States ;| bonds. gen a to:the estate which he

@ d f oe thowe bi trey time for somebody to ire pad “ ite cute eh te os bone loo alter. None of thisyproperty was iu-

at thetime of

the imventory tly, consequen

nillieubeets death

the heirs. are that mueh Soken on than they were before the diseovery.

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