TELECRAPHIG NEWS.

GREAT BRITAIN AND LRELAND.

LivrrrooL, June 10.

resulted in breaking the site side of the st:eet men were arreste: with dynamite and load ed revelvers in thelr possession.

Steamer Ranzani, from Little Bay, New. | feundiand, for ‘\wansea, which enceun- | tered an ive pack and stove her bow and - into Betts’ Cove for repairs has arrived |

ere. Lonpon, June 10.

A‘pelieeman wea arrested at Mullingar, | County Westmeath, for refusing to form | part of an eseert to seme Land League |

risoners. He threw down his rifle and | elmet and deelared he would not go a step | farther.

Arehbishep Croke, in his address at Tip. perary, taid it was the duty of the Irish party te pass the Land Bill, inslating only en such amendments as relate to arrears ef rent and the constitution of the rent courts. He advised the people te avoid all | assemblages at evictions, sales, etc.

The News believes Gladstene will shortly submit te the Commons the necessity of going on with the Land Bill day by day.

The Times says Secretary Forster has been completing arrangements fer appoint- ments on the Land Commission.

EUROPE AND THE EAST. Paris, June 10.

The immediate consequence ef the Sen- ate’s vete on the Scrutin de Liste bill is that a new election bill cannot be intro duced befere the coming elections, which therefore, will be held under the present system.

Tunis, June 10.

The Franco-‘unisian treaty has been ratified. M. Roustan, French Minister, informed the foreign representatives here that the Bey, by special decree, appointed him sole intermediary fer the transaction of business with them.

New Yorks, June 11.

The Star editorially states that it has special information from Ireland that a great crisis is imminent there. It says in| spite of every eifort of the British Govern- | nent, which has made the pessession of an | old musket a crime, people are armed and ready te use tieir weapons. Skirmishers| are about te exchange stones, scythes and

shillelahs for revolvers and repeating rifles | Catechism’s, Galic and English Psalm Beeks, | which have bes obtained threugh secret | for sale at the British American Beok and agencies in France, Germany and America. | Tract Society's Depositery, cerner of Queen |

Ireland is about te seal her protest against | England with her blood and to sacrifice. valuable lives te arouse the whole civilized | werld to her terrible wrongs.

Cork, June 10.

Of 43 rioters charged with taking part in| last night’s disturbance, 23 have been sen-. tenced to imprisonment. The ethers were | liberated on their ewn recegnizances. The city is now quiet. The Mitchellstown mag- | istrate te day solemnly warned the people| from the bench that if the riots were re- newed treeps vould be ender military con- trel, and any acsemblage would be treated as an act of warfare.

Lonpon, June 11.

The Daily Telegraph's correspondent at | Chester roports that the police have re- | eeived a communieatien frem the Govern. | ment, stating that Fenians in America have detailed a number of men to destroy buildings in various cities of the United | Kingdom, inci uding Chester.

UNITED STATES. |

New York, June 10.

Chauncey M. Dopew makes the following atatement: | brought ne money te Albany; I have asked for no man’s vote; I have paid for no man’s vote, nor have I author- ized any person te do sofor me. I earnest- ly hope that the matter will be probed to the bettom, and that a conclusion will be reached as 500) as possible.

Prirrssure, June 10.

Fleods at Oi! City washed houses eut of place. The losses of lumber on the Alle- ghany aggregaie $15,000.

ABILENE, Kansas, June 10.

A storm struck the Solomon Valley last evening, at Belvoit. At Bolemon City a number of houses were destroyed, but no lives were lost. Four miles north west of here, Dennis Mergan and wife were instant- ly killed. Their house was totally destrey- ed. At Barrington a farmer named Frothingham, hie wife and hired hand were killed. The house was evinpletely demolished.

WEST INDIES.

Havana, June 10.

The Spanis steamer Alicante, wreeked near Gilera, is a tetailoss. Allon board were saved, ineluding a battalion of Chas- seurs De Laz».

Advices from Santa Domingo te May 29th are to the effect that President Merinu had finally accepted the Dictatorship which had been preelaimed throughout the Re- public. The Dictator had liberated all the politial prisoners.

W eather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Maritime Provinces.

Toronto, June 13—10 a m.

Moderate to fresh southwesterly to south- easterly winds; fair weather.

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Tue Meutreal Witness says ‘‘ Grip of last Saturday contains a mest impressive cartoon by onr well-knewn Cenadian artist. Mr. R. Harris, having reference to the Leorden disaster. A female figure repre- senting tho stricken city, erouches in @ despairing sttitude at the fect of a rough atene monument, inte which are eut the words, ‘Her joy was turned inte mourn- i Londen, Ontario, 24th May, 1881.’ In the background are seen the weird re- - mains of the fatal eraft lying in the river, while the shadewy and awful figure of Death, in the act of sheathing his sword, darkens the whole picture. The design ef the eartoon, whieh is entitled, ‘ London’s Grief and (urs,’ is worthy of grest com- mendation, net a detail of the whole ¢on- eeptien being out of place or superfluous.

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Lapiss’ English Kid Walking Boots and flippers, « ice paisa, ob the Londen Mouse. j0

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An attempt was made last night to blow | up the Town Hal! in this city, but it enly | windows of the) Hall, and in Browa ® buildings on the oppo- | it is reported two}

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THE DAILY ©

We have now upon the Shelves the Bulk of our SPRING IMPORTA

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AMINER, JUNE 13, 1881.

TIONS. The

Stock has been personally selected, and is Complete in all Departments, Wholesale and

GHORGE DAVIES & CO. _

Retail.

May 10, (S81.

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Local and Other items. iusto. Libcinpubediaaeatapeaadendinaiemenatelt

Caspeae@k PLANTs in abundance at Charles Heartz’s. {ja 13 Qi

Very ehaap Prints at J. B. Mac- donald’s.

Tue three city companies who are to attend the review at Sussex, N. B., will meet fer drill this evening, wearing forag: caps.

IumeNse stock of Ladies” Straw Hats selling very cheapa J. B. Macdonald's.

Tue members of the Civic Pretection As sociation are requested to attend the meeting in the Market Hall this evening.

Tus New Kra of Saturday appears as a; | reprint of | seam that the Patriot and New Hraare just

the Weekly Patrivt. It would

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now “‘ running io couples.”

Great bargains in Dress Goods at J.B. Maedenald’s.

Tre lobster trappers of Mispec, N.

They consider the season a poor one, due to the number of men engaged in the tishery.

Greav bargains in Ladies’ Corsets at J. B. Macdonald's.

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Toss who remained upon Saturday

night had a aple&did view of the eclipae. |

The heavens were clear, the meen at its full and the eclipse complete at about two o'clock en Sunday morning.

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Men's and Beys’ Summer Dusters cheap at J. B. Macdonald s.

Curar Bisiss, Revised New Testament, Sunday School Boeks and Cards, Fisher's

and Fitzroy streets. —M. F. Exus. —+F a“ Me. P. 8. Brows left the city this morn

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ing with two horses tocommence work for. | the Summerside races which comes off en |

the Ist of July. The most interesting part of this race willbe that for fear year elds, whieh will be latgely and hetly contested.

A Musica, Treat—Fashionable event of the season. oe seldom, if ever befere that the musie Iyving citizens ef Charlette- tewn, have had an opportunity ef taking advantage of the treat that is in store for thein to-night, listening the Helman Opera Company in Olivette. This eelebrated combination make their debut this evening, and there is no deubt they will be greeted with a bumper house. These who enjoy sweet musie, goed singing, and excellent acting, should not fail to be present.

GENTLEMEN sheuld see the nice Fancy Shirts se cheap at J. B. Macdonald's.

Death oF PrinterR.—The death of Mr. Patrick Whelan occurred at his mother’s residence, on Grafton street, on Saturday last. He scrved his apprentice- ship in this city in the office of the late Hon. Edward Reilly,and afterwards worked in the varieus cities of the United States. Five years ago his health began to fail and he returned to his native city, where he spent the remainder of hia life- time. He was a mest intelligent crafteman and earnestly beloved by his fellow work- men—a large number of whom attended his funeral obsequies.

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Cricket.—A very interesting game of cricket was played at the Park en Saturday afternoov, between the Phcenix, and the Crescent crickst clubs, in whieh the Cres- cent came off the victers, by 86 runs. We believe these two clubs are at a generous rivalry with one another, and that beth are striving io produce the best cricketers. This is the way tosucceed. If a foreign teaia again comes to Charlottetown, it may be possible to pick out eleven cricketers from these two clubs, who will make it as pleasant as possible for the foreigners, and yive them an oppertunity te hunt the leather in quick time. We would like to see many more matches between these two clubs before the eummeris out. The no- ticeable features of the game om Saturday, were the batting of Higgs for the Phoenix who carried his bat through; and Wyatt for the Crescent, whe made 70 runs and not out,

PHOENIX, RUNS. R Higgs, not ent - ‘ ‘ 16 L B Disney, b Wyatt . 0 J Longworth, run out . , ] L Yeo, b LePage - - 0 V Longworth, stumped Wyatt ‘ 1 W Hobkirk, threwn out Weeks - 0 D Kennedy, b LePage, : ; 1 3 Jenkins, 1 b w ° ‘ ‘ 0 R F Quirk, b Wyatt, : . 2 R Weeks, b LePage, c W Weeks - 3 © Bourke, b LePage - : 0 24 Extras - . 7 31

CRESCEN®. KONG. W A Weeks, b Hobkirk 6 G LePage, ran out - J K Wyatt, net out - . 70 T LePage, b V Longwerth - 4 W Murray, b Hobkirk ; ‘ 0 H Johnson, stum Quirk ° 10 ¥ Haythorne, b Hobkirk = - - 0 Williston Brewn, b V Longworth, - 10 C MeNeill, b V Longwerth - - ] W Anderson, b Bourke, - . 2 F Moore, b and oc Quirk - . 6 104 Extras : - - 18 117

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Goop unbleached Cotton for 6 cents per yerd at J. B, ‘.

B., -

| capture from sixty to one hundred per day

Prices Very Low for Cash.

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Newest and best Goods at the lowest prices.

NEW BUNTINGS, | NEW GRENADINES, NEW PRINTED

NEW STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS,

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NEW SCARFS,

STERNS

, : , uM EG to inform their customers, and the public generally, that they have completed their Spring Importations, and are now ready with an

Extensive Show of New Goods SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON’S TRADE.

Our Stock is first-class in every particular, and we gnly ask un inspection of the same to convince you that we are giving the

NEW LACE GOODS, NEW FRILLINGS,

CAMBRICS,

NEW PRINTED SATIN.

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| Ribbons, Ties, Gloves and Hosiery.

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NEW RIBBONS, NEW FRINGES.

Newest Hats and Bonnets of Every Description. Latest Novelties in Dress Goods, Prints | Large Display ef

Feathers and Flowers.

‘AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF CLOTH AND TWEEDS AT VERY LOW PRICES.

CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.

‘Charlottetown, May 19, 1881. ~ ——-

STAMMERING Loss of Voice, &e.

Tas, SUTHERLAND, of Londen, Ont., | . the inventor of the ONLY CUR for, | stammering yet discovered,

WILL ARRIVE AT HALIPAX,

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FRIDAY, 10th INST.,

| Where he will remain for a few days to con- duct ONE CLASS ONLY,

His suceessful treatment of the undersigned, who is known personally to most of the lead- ‘img merchants on Prince Edward Island is a] sufficient guarantee that ALL WHo ComE CAN | Be cURED, Apply for circulars, etc., to R. B. MACKINTOSH, Commission Merchant,

{ju 6-—6i] 158 Upper Water St., Halifax.

NO. 61 QUEEN STREET,

HATS, | HATS! HATS! CHRISTYS

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IN FUR, WOOL AND FELT,

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C. I. RIORRISONS.

May 27, 1881.

GREAT BARGAINS

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DRESS GOODS,

acyl popiaal:

83 Queen Street,

Reduce my Steck in this Line, R. W. TREMAINE.

Ch’town, May 3, 1881. |

BY PRIVATE SAbb.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, situated on corner ef Pownal and Kent streets. For further particulars apply cn

the premises to EDWARD CORBETT. May 22, ’81—3w sat tu

THE BEST

TURNIP SEED,

tay 51, 1-004 BEER & SONS.

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gas- New Goops ny Every STEAMER.

PAPER.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Remember the. Oddfellows Bazaar!

Strawberry Festival,

Under the anspices of Wildey Lodge,

-IN THE — }

CITIZENS SKATING RIB Wednesday, the 29th June, inst, |

_ Doors open at 2 o'cloek, p.m. The Band ef the 32nd Battalion wili be in attendance during the evening. Admission 10 cents. June 10, '8i—eod

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SIGN OF THE. ELEPHANT.

W. 8 BOREHAM

PDVEGS to thank his enstomers, and the

public in general, for the very liberal patronage extended to him during the time | he has been in business, and to inform them | that he has leased and is now fitting up the | Store on Graftan Street (formerly occupied by Miss Ellis}, where he hopes to see all his old customers and as magy new ones as will favor him with a call; also that he will

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, ATS LONDON Fi ATS, ‘Sell at a Considerable Discount. S«¢dtery

FOR CASH, His Large, Fashionable and Well Selected Stock of |

Boots, Shoes & Slippers,

Commencing on May 29th, until re- moval.) No reasonable offer refused. Don’t forget the place. W. R. BORERAM, Sign of the Elephant.

Ma y 28, 1851 —till rem |

SPLENG SUPPL

\ + 8: i $4 400 barrels choice brands Flour, 26 bags Navy Bread, 25 tierces Sugar, 30 puns. Molasses, 75 chesta and half{-chests Tea, 30 boxes and half-boxes Flat Tobaceo, 10 boxes and half-boaes Twist Tobacco, 30 caddies Gold Bar Tobacco, 100 boxes Soap, 50 boxes T. D. Pipes, 150 boxes Raisins, 10 bags Rice, 20 boxes Nixey’s Black Lead, Washboards, Wrapping Paper, 50 kegs Nails, 200 bags Salt, i 100 coils Roepe, 20 tubs Butter, | 50 tins Lard (10 and 20 Ib. tins),

20 casks American Kerosene Oil,

30 cases do. do. de., |

50 suits Oil Clothing, } 150 barrels (good bright) Herring.

For sale by HORACE HASZARD. | Ch’town, May 23, i881l-—-im eod

Pleasant Residence 9 Let.

PEXGK PWELLING HOUSE and Premises } now in the occupation of P. W. Hynd- |

man; near the head of Hillsbero Street. Pos- | session givepin a few days. may 9—eod tf JAS. DESBRISAY. ,

NOTICE 0 SHIPPERS BY BOSTON STEAMERS,

O FREIGHT will be received after three o'clock on days of sa:ling. ;

Bills of Lading must be presented for sig- nature by four o'clock. -|

CARVELL BROS. - June 1, ’8i—law wed

W. c. DAWSO

intending to make a Change in their present Business,

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And being cesirous of

' Gloaring out their Entire Stock) «cota

—-WHICH IS— ONE OF THE LARGEST, —AND— Bost Assorted in the Province,

BEFORE THE

ist OCTOBER.

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it comprises in part:

House Furnishing Hardware, Builders’ Carriage Makers’

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VERY COMPLETE.

Paints, (ils & Varnishes, IRON AND STEEL, &e.,

WHICH THEY akkK OFEERING

For Cash or Short Credit,

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BIG DISCOUNT.

REMEMBER THE PLACE, Gpposite Millner’s Tin Shop,

GREAT GEORCE ST EET.

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W. E. DAWSON & 60.

May 10, 1881.

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GROCERY DEPARTRIEAT

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Compisie in Every Particular.

WHOLESALE BUYERS

‘Ia Town and Country will find it to their ad-

vantage to call npon us and

INSPECT GUR LARGE STOCK

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

W. E, DAWSON & CO).

May 10, 1881.

| Ex ECUTORS' SALE. MORRISEY’S FOUNDRY

POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE.

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' AM instructed by the Executers of the Estate of the late Edward Morrisey te sell AT AUCTION, cu the premises, on

Wednesday, the 16th of June,

at 12 o'clock, neea,

That Valuable and well known Property known as ** Morrisey’s Foundry,” situated at the cast ead of Kent Street, and admirably located for Foundry er Factory purposes,

Tbe Land measures 94 foet en Kent street and extends back 160 feet, being Town Lot No. 7 aud part of Town Lot No. 8, in the 4th rundred. The Buildings consist of a Pattern Shop, Moniding shep, Machine Shop, Repair Shop, Blacksmith’s Forge and Brass Foundry. There is also in the rear of the Land above described a piece ef Land 40x70 feet, part of | Town Lot No. 57, in the 8rd hundred, whieb |with aright of way 15 feet wide, extending will be sold cither together the Foundry Property or separate. is -—~ihis very valuable Property is now Positive and Unreserved Sale te state.

Twenty five per cent. dowa, and e in four years with iaterest at six

ito Gratton street ; | with tire N. ordered for clo e the ‘ Te ris ‘the balan | per cent. WILLIAM VODA, | May 24, ’Sl—th s Auctioneer.

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"DR. GEORGE HYDE,

| Graded of the Pbiladelpita Pental Cellege Srecesson TO Da. STRICKLAND. ! Has relLeraed te Charlottetown and can be

oten ie . CONSULIVeG AS UsRai

at i185 office, Great George Xtreot. + 6---3i, wkly 2i, sj kea

oa ene th sensi eet henna

W. W. WELLNER

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OPENED his usual large Spring Steck of the following Goods, viz, :—

id Silver Watches,

Gold, Silver & Plated Jewalry,

ELEGTRO-PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, TIME PIECES,

und SPECTACLES,

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POULTRY |! SHE in the Provinee fer Lreeding pure-bleeded A splendid variety of

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I BIRDS and EGGS,

| Improved Steck,

RUGS FOR UATCH ING :

Toulouse Geose, a dozen............... $5.66 | Bronze Tarkey, ' sess oer) tae ee | Pekin Dnek, WS Ts > bs bse ee 2.06 | Light Brahma Hen, ** S53 eee Cre

When full grown and fat, the Heas will | weigh ten, the Ducks ten, Geese thirty, and | Turkeys ‘thirty.five pounds each, All are jhardy, quick grewers, great layers, easily ‘kept, and good fer table. ‘The Geese and Ducks only require enough water to drink.

Order sven, as they are filled in turn aad sent to any address,

J. A. CARMAN, Rose Bank, | . BE. Island, Canada. 3 '

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\alLLS FOR SALE

Me bein proprietor intending to leave the country, offers that desirable Mill Pro. perty known as the

rae Millis, in Lot 9,

j situated at the Bra» Station, with railroad jrunijey right to the Mills. The Mills ere jdriven by a 35-horse power engine, of the finext kind. There is in the Milla Shingle Macliue, Machine, Rotary Mill, Trimmer Mul and Edger, ail complete aad rauning at oace, and as inmaApy more can be added if necessary ; iots of power.

There is an endless lit of lamber in the | viciaity, such as Spruce and Hemlock, and i the onty geod place for getting cedar timber | on the Island, which is so desirable for shingle | purposes. All this, with stock of lumber,

and many more things too numerous to men-

tion, with a new Dwelling House and eut- buildings, will be sold for one-half coat,

This is a good chance fer someone. For in- | formation apply at the Mills to | Jane 10 ANGUS McKINNON.

TURNIP. SEED.

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‘HE most ‘popular TURNIP row growa is the variety knewn as

CARTER’S IMPERIAL.

; it ian large, smooth Turnip, smail in top, , aud keeps well. 1 have a large stock of this variety. A}av, Laing’s lmwproved, Champion, Green Top, Fast Lothiav, and Skirving’s Impreved.

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4 } | Having imported all the above this spring, I can guarantee it fresh.

LORGE CARTER. er Great Goorge Str-et, next Millmer’s Tia Shop. [in 10 8