THE DAILY EXAMINE,

entered for consumption, $123,157,019; | but the people seem not to mind it much, <4 Fit RAPHIC NEWS | duty, $23,172,508. 97 and itis certain that members of Parlia- b 7 ta | The value of the exports by countries | ment, at least, have not suffered much on} —— . ; ' were as follow cccount o » culd, T = sain ij ee — accouns OF the « - ' ‘ | [Srectan Desvarctxs vo THe Examexee.} | ‘i Great Britain $47,154,217 Hon. Sénator Carvell and wife, Hon. Hi United States {1.868.673 | Senator Howlan and wife, Mr. Brecken ¢ Mfarricane tn Great Britain Frave i 61 7,700} and Mr. McD naid are staying at the Great Damage Done. | Germany 123,697 |} Russell House, Hons. Senator Mont a “pao 164,929 | gomery and Haythorne, and Dr. Mclntyre Loxpon, Jan. 27 > tue 74 »~ 2 7 1 > - o s : ; . .

Portugal 179,"495 | are at the Windsor Hotel, and Mr. Davies bl ; eee

Italy. : 215 Ls avd his wife have taken apartments at the! The wind biew a hurricane at uM, i

Holland. 7,599 | bowel Exchange Hotel " Much damage was done ia London ) = ba vis 9 instant woyi 4] -_ ys ‘ . j i : a +2 ed. T egranh | Z xan ie * oo os : Mr. Brecken has given notice of a motion | PeT8ons were killed and i an bic tes | eect te ; 2] 5031 | that the report of the select committes ap- | wires to the oo = an ‘Re ee est ibaies « a), : . i . Pere 2. . ; Soutl seria 1459957 | Pointed to consider the question of steam | Were interrupted severaat hoare. sof South America., b, Bod, 004 , > \from all parts of the United Kingdom | China and Japa 105.338 | communication betwee: P. E. Island and}! ipa and Japan... 105, 3 3 ~ ate: {agree that the gale of Saturday was un- | Australia 975.065 | the mainland in winter and summer ba con- | 48 ; : ie

Other Countries 451.473 | curred in parallelled in severity. At Hastings the

y cae eae calle sea washed over the streets making walk-

The value oi . ie a — a in ing dangerous. The tides were yoy, -

sumption (4. ¢., Z00ds actuaLy Consumed ID} ; r\ , K wr NR : anw area rhieh rether th the

; P = > |in many places, whieh together with the Canada), was by coudtries a8 follows:— | Tu e PPAILY EXAMINER. any | My g

zale did much damage.

Great Britain $52,052,465 JANUARY 93. 1884. <cinimnispaneeleie site

cane wtetes 56,032, 353 | _. ag Phe Grand Trunk Disesier.

France 2,316,480 ‘

Germany. 1.869.154 | A Mean Attack. | ~ a

Spain 584 972 TORONTO, “| x

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Portugs! 63,349 Tnat the editor of the Patriot is an | At the Cri mm Assizea yesterday =

ataly. 104, 44! . lous opponent. we. have’ lang! Barber was placed upon wial ¢harged with

Holland 297,"01 ee re oppe ar tae hk » h © | manslaughter, in having through negligence,

Be igiam 415,407 knowp and beliey ed— that he is tho- feaused the death of James W hite and

vowsmndinad 165,935 foughly mean there is abundant p:0of 10 \twenty-eight others on the 22nd inst. It

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West Indies. 4,369,260} the editorial columns of his issue of |js said one of the jury wamted a verdict of ; ae vr Saturday last guilty, After being out half an hour the

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ae aoe Jepan za le 45,254 of not gulity.

When a short time ago, Tur Examryer | jury returned a rerdic contained articles upon a public question, | the Patriat, unable to reply to the facts | end arguments they coutained, launched |

Switgerland, 336,040 Other Couatries. . $. 880,057

Theewelative bearimg of the Customs Tavif Gpen the commerce of each Provinee is given as fellows: —

A ferrible Affair.

PLANTAGNET, Ont,, Jan, 26.

out into personal abuse of a lead'ng! eos 2 . P. © | member of the Bar, insinuating what he} AT terrible affair occurred in the vil age Ontario....... 17 10) was afraid to assert, that he was | Of Cunan last night. Mre, Beaulve died ; Quebec. ......\. ods 1 Pig ee 0 Thi. ae i canis ettoetethn Lae Thursday, and the body was laid out for : Nova Seotis. - 18 27 thett sathor. } a — a on sti Y{\ burial. Last night the house took tire and ; 7 © Brawawick 9 73 denied all know ede of or responsi ity | was totally consumed and the body could | Manitoba. 18 92) for the articles in question, when he} not be saved, and was burnt also. It is | oats — Tod : fwas again assailed, the sanctity ot the | supposed that the fire originated from : Deasinthn 17 52} death-chamber invaded, avd he was told | candies being placed too near the drapery. 3 lé should be borne in mind that’ the in as. many words that uo one believed | sas ee ee : : percentages here given are based upon the | bim. oe : A Coltision—22 Men Drowned. value of all goods imported—dutiable and In Saturday’s issue the editor of the ae ee ee Jen ay ; free; and the proportion of free goods ina- Patriot makes a fierce attack upon| Lonpon, rae? q perted to one Province in excess ofan-|the private character of a gentle-; The ship ‘“ City of Lucknow ’ and 3 other willso far lessen the percentage ef | man whom he suspects only of | “Simla,” engaged in the Australian trade, ; Guly, So, also. the Province importing th®| paving written some scathing bang ee RE cot et iu the English chanvel. ‘ largest propertioa of goods subject to the . a ‘ ee comer une his| Be **Simla” sunk. The steamel Swern- : higher rates of duties, such as spirits and|*TCS 1D & contemporéry upon. is isey” saved seventeen lives. Twenty-two : tohacco, will show a proportionately higher political career. Has the editor of the) men are known to have been drowned, : average percentage. Patriot no other weapons of warfare! Phe “City cf Lucknow” has arrived at

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THE INLAND

| Gravesend. REVENUE REPORT.

than low seurrility and personal abuse? If so‘ “the morality of his press Fas!

reached so low an ebb as to cause the) A Prison Burned. most serious apprehensions for the public |

safety,” and he himself will be shunned Miyweapous, Minn., Jan. 26.: as is “a ceftain animal which, when}. A fire broke cut in the State Prison

closely pursued, sprinkles its opponent at Stiliwater, at midnight last night, and

The revenue of the Inland Revenue Depart- ment in 1883 was $6,877,259, as against £6,610.222 in 1881-2 as follows:—

Excise. af, 982.796 CO

Public Works. 510,969 00

Calling Timber 49.560 00 . ; | ; en flalin Bill Stamps ve 45 GO| with a fluid not very acceptable to olfac- | despite every effort eli the buildings were Weights and Measures, Ga: tory perves.” |destroyed. The prisoners, including the - et 7” Se i . and Law Stamps. 34,859 00 1 | Younger srothers, were taken out and

{placed under a strong guard in the yard.

The following statement exhibits the Another Disaster.

details of Excise Revenue accrued during the past year as compared with 1882:—

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1882. 1883. followi ; ‘ ig - ’ q oy am lowing item among our telegraphic Lonpon, Jan. 26. Spirits. . $3,555,409 $3,902,867) , stoli ' > erep = = oe : Malt Liquor, .. 6,125 6.150) CeSpercuce. The Times correspondent says that Gen. Malt. 387,497 405,023 ‘‘Denvek, CoL., Jan 25. Gordon shares fully Sir Evelyn Barry's Tobacco. . 1,903,895 1,886,302 ‘It is only possible to get very meagre re- views in regard to the necessity of a with- Petroleum.......... 23,884 25,216 | ports of the Crested Belle disaster, The res-| drawal from Khartomn of the sole alterna- Manufactures in Bond 33,603 36,715 | cuing party is busy at the scene.” tive. Gen. Gordon is willing to recommend Other R te 14,458 Soon This, of course, has reférence to the| the retention of Soudan, and if Great Bri- e} sveot vo 3,2 ; 7 i . ~ ° ae ie —__.L | short telegram which appeared in Tue ste will pay = ls See? will under- ; ; . > : to govern the country. Total $5,936,142 $6,282,796 | Examiner the day previous. It read as | “*° *’ sover™ ;

The spirits manufactured during the follows :—

fiscal year amounted to 4,281,208 proof gallons as against the production during the preceding year of 4,028,847 proof gallons, and an average annual production for the four preceding years of 3,434,527 proof gallons.

In the production of these spirits 76,796,-

The Effect in Paris.

‘* Denver, Cou., Jan. 24. “Over fifty 1oen were killed here to-day by an explosion ina mine. None of the bodies have yet been recovered.” Our friend, Mr. J. H. Fletcher, in- forms us that there is no such place as

Paris, Jan. 27.

A destructive storia raged last night severing railway and telegraphic commun- ication in all directions. The gale has blown down telegraphic wires and done

town is but a few miles from Gothic City, where Mr. Fletcher's mines are located, aud where be lives when in Colorado, ; Crested Butte, he says, is noted for its magnificent coal veins, and only as late as last spriug an explosion took place in ove of these mines by which two men lost their lives and several others were wounded. It was then asserted that other mives of the Colorado Coal and Iron Company were ia a dangerous con- The quantity of malt manufactured dur- | dition, aud fears were expressed that ing the fiscal year was 85,516,222 lbs., as| greater accidents would follow. Those against 70,507,220 lbe., for the year 1881-| fears have been realized in «} recent 82, and an average of 60,717,805 lbe. for | terrible disaster. be foe preceding ene of Ahi auaniy | "Mr. Fletcher sates that be is person i . ‘ s. y } } ° a and 46,382,436 lbs. exported. The in- ally acquainted with most of the men Twenty-three more bodies have been re- creased consumption of malt as compared who work in these miues, and that! covered from the Crested Butte mine. among them were several Islanders. |

with the average of the four preceding | iy Ile therefore fears that when the par- |

14,147,764 lbs. consisted of rye, and 3,754,- 9665 consisted of malt.

The quantity of spirits taken for con- sumption wss 3,847,789 proof gallons, being 672,793 proof galions in excess of the average quantity taken for consumption during the preceding four years.

The quantity of spirits in bond at the end of the fiscal year, namely 1,841,123 gallons exceeded the quantity in bond at the com- mencement of the year by 198,546 gallons.

The export of spirits, though im excess of each of the three preceding years, is largely under that of 1877-78 and 1878-79.

Fatal Explosion.

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Reaping, Pa., Jan. 27. A box of giant powder cartridges, in a railway train, exploded yesterday, killing one man and fataily injuring another.

A Village on Fire. Vienna, Jan. 27.

A despatch received here early this morning reports the Austrian Village of Bransdorf on fire and a violent gale blow- ing.

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Denver, Cot., Jan. 27.

years, is slightly under 8,250,000 Ibs., A Good Walk. é equivalent to 242,283 bushels, while the/ ticulars are fully received it will be found | —

increased export is equivalent to about 512, | that amo: the dead will be several of

pi Somgacs aT ds it fedetietetee wikia: | his Island friends, as well as others with e pr ¢ acco! , 2 i

during the past fiscal year was 9,558,952 | whom he was well acquainted. lba., as against 10,018,373 lbs. for the year | 1851-2, and 8,641,183 Ibs. as the average | production of the four preceding years. | Although the quantity manufactured was somewhat less than that of 1881-82, that taken for consumption was in excess of the | quantity 80 taken during the preceding | year. [tis probable that the uncertainty | which existed in respect cf anticipating | charges in the Tariff somewhat checked | production during the niontes cf February aud March. and that the diminution as | compared with the year 1881-82 is thus ac- counted for. The quantity taken for

Syraccagz, N. Y., Jan. 27. Wm. H. Croft to-night accomplished the feat of walking 302 miles in 100 hours. A Colliery Explesion —ilf Killed Lonpon, Jan. 27. An explosion cceurred to-day in a colliery in Khoudda Valiey, killing eleven persons.

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Loox Ott for **yarns” from the Pafriot office until the Belfast Election is over, *The Local Government is sick” says the organ on Saturday last. This item is yery like the telegram sent from the same office to the different polling divisions of Tigaish, ou the morning of | the election iv that constitueney last spring: ‘Government floored, attempted) 4 Globe special from Quebec says : ‘“The business, quorum, House collapsed.’’ In| Ross Ministry is repudiated by nearly the inventing “yarns” of this kind, the editor | whole local press, Conservative and Liberal,

Grit Reports.

Toronto, Jan. 23.

: of the Patriot is not by any means| Even the Chronic’e regrets its weakness in consumption durir the ast ari. ee ‘ , y 2 *t ; ‘ , i i eenteed’ 4a 9,896 478 the aaa '‘ineapabuble.” The sickest ma» politi- | ae rs oo. ee ne - . : i a ds 7 : . * ° widened the Cepioravdie ee i ) 9,113,815 lbs. during the year im- | Cally we know of, occupies the editorial) ative oskdin

mediately preceding it and the average of | chair of the Patriot. 8,264,421 lbs., of the four vears ended 30th | June, 1882. The determination of the qjuestion mm respect of the teriff during the month of Apri! imparted fresh vigor to the | trade, and the large quantities entercd for consumption during May and June | materially reduced the stocks in warehouse | tt at the end of the fiscal vear, as compared with those which were held st its beginning. The export of tobacco amounted to 454,- | 922 ibe., as against an average export of | the four preceding years of 348,859 Ibe. )

Writs for Montreal East and Sherbrooke have been issued, Strong opposition tothe | return of the Ministers in both constituen-

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Tue Grit meeting held at Eldon on cine ty expelled r : . 3 eC ° Thursday last, nominated Mr. Dancan oe

" . , - Amyot, M. P., is here to-day from MeMillan of Wood Islands as the Op-| Ottawa, to consult Dr. Ross abont the de- position Candidate.

Mr. MeMillan’s ! eired auymentation of the Dominion sub- | best friends in the district are those who | sidy to the Province. | will vote for Jeaving him at home.

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Weather Buliet.n

Gass.

Supreme Court.

Probabilities for the nert 24 hours for the Maritime Provinces.

' Notes. The Court met at 120’clock noon, to-day,

All the representatives of the Jsland| Inthe case of the Queen cs. Hugh Me- Province are herc—except Mr. James | Pherson, found guilty of larceny, the pris- Yeo—whore absence is the subject of much | oner was sentenced to six months’ imprison- anxious enquiry and comment. | ment in the common jail.

The Hon. R. P. Haythorne has been| The Conrt are now engaged in hearing quite ii—having canght a severe cold ina | counsel on behalf of Capt. D. Mclsaac, Highest temperature yesterday + damp and chilly room at the Windor Hotel. | for his discharge from Queen’s County jail, | Cowest temperature (read at midnight) vis He is much better now. | where he is now detained at the euig! Lowest temperature this morping..... or"

The thermometer here has lately register- two of his seamen, for! the recuvery of | Temperature thjs imorning, at 8 o'clock -1 ei from ten to thirty bebow gure, their wages Tunp' veture this afverupon, aj] Thock~ 5,3

Toronrto, Jangary 28 -10 a. m. Moderate winds, fine weather, not much change in temperature.

Morpay, Jan, 26 | |

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Our Store Closes Every Evening at Six delock (Saturday Excopted).

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1884. For the Winter Months. 1884.

W & A. BROWN & CO. are selling the followix ' , Dry Goods, at very low prices, to clear before stock- taking Ist April:

Jackets, Dolmans and Ulsters,. Promenade Scarfs, Wool Jackets and Ulsters, Mantle end Ulster Cloths, Overcoatings, Seotch and Canadian Tweeds, Colcred and White Shirts.

Also a special line of Dress Goods, of excellent value, and suitable for the season, reduced to twenty-two cents.

A large stock of Carpets, Oilcloths, Hearth Rugs, Mats,White and Grey Cottons, Sheetings, lillow Cottons and Linens, Fancy Shirtings, ete., bought very low, and now opened, ready for the early Spring Trade.

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i’; for though this consists o1 iy in Oulwerd gracefulpess of motion, yr" I koow not how, it givee children manly thoughts aud carrigge wore than anything."—Locke on Edveotion,

Afte noon Parceg School, \VHE Subscriber, while returning thantg for pasi f:vore, begs ty iuform the gentry

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TEAGHER WANTED,

TEACHER WANTED for the Hunter

River School. Male preferred, A liberal supplement given. Apply to JOHN WAYE, PATRICK HUGHES, Trustees,

Hunter River, Jan, 26,’84.—wkly ;d,

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Candidates must be natives of and residents’: in P. F. Jelend, under 20 years of age, and not aiready mateicuiated m mbers of any

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GEORGE W, HOG ‘ON, Hon’y. Sce y. Truastecs,

Jan, 25, 1584.—wly dly oaw Ii pat sj.

LECTURE

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REV. J. BURWASH, A.M,

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Second Mcihovist Chueh,

ON THE EVENING OF

Monday, January 28th. Subject :—*FURs WATER.”

Ia connection witb ths Ixceture some ex- periments will be je:formed, showing the character of the water in some of the city wells; also, from S).ing Park and Winter River. O

Admission 10 cunts, at 8 o’c'ock,

Ch’town, J n. 92

Lecture to commence

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W.& §. BROWN & CO. Ch’towe, Jan.5, 1884.—dy wkly

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FLOUR, FEED AND PROVISION,

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South side Queen Square near Queen Street,

AVE to announce that they have on hand the following goods, which they are pre- pared to sell at reasonable prices and in quantities to suit purchasers:

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Flour (Superior Extra, Sto g Bakers’ and Patent) OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, BRAN, SHORTS, OATS,

CRUSHED FEED, either O.ts and Barley or Oats, Barley and Corn. APPLES, which will be sold by the barrel or by the pound, at rates very httle over barrel prices.

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Scarfs, Clouds, Weol Squares, Heavy Winter Cloths, Winter Ladies’ Fur Caps and Mufis, Ladies’ Fur Tippets, Ladies’ Felt a:d Fur Bats moose ps = Cloth Taps, emn’s an oys’ Uisters, Gvere = Sadeete, ’ oats and Reefing o temmants in Cloths, Remnants in D Stuffs, Remvants in Prints. and Res: paints

in Canton Flannel...

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