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Delegations.

JUDGE APPOINTED§POSSESSED OF DEVIL

The C. P. R. _

April 28.-(Special)-JM B . . .

Bench of Manitoba, vice

deceased. .Particulars of the stange crime and

today and asked for a

of the duty on cotton used for

me duty on import", beer of the idea that he wa ossessed ot a

City has been sold to the

Pacific Railway.

5“g"[,,,¢,, M” 0,¢,»|,“f|| l_ them seized him, w ii _third took a

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- P ) into amine were any _,t ues in -me T

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Gold Seeker from New York

nd with foremost gone clear g g d* P g and one ot the crew washed to th, camp cally in m'0mi,,g_'_[‘hey ~

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April 28.-[Special]-

are the closing ratesz- _

'h¢a,;___; mm, 33;; them. Then, while ' table i Warren

rk. 8.9%.

w eat. 71{; corn, 33%; oats

925.

721; corn, 341 ; eats,23§;

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Winniriee, Maii..Apiil 22.-About a

week ago a. brief despatch from Edmon- ton recorded the arrivsl'_tliere of mount. ed police from the Noftliwesl. with two Indian prisoners ch ir 'ed with murder.

arrister of Winnipeg has Judge of the Court of

of ghirpmakers waited 'peculiar scenes leading up to it have

been obtained. » ;

A group of about twpnty-tive Creek

_ Indians are camped a_ ut fifty miles

west of Lesser Slave La , near Smoky River. About March 2 a half-breed named Anachau Loui _ became seized

of brewers also waited asking to have an in-

devil. He dually words ' himself up into the belief that his appetite could only be satisfied by hu_ flesh, and, pointing to children. he id lie regard- ed them just the same it moose, to be killed and eaten, He tlmn said to the:

_ --If you don’t kill me ight I will kill

you.” The-other In ' is became 201'- .___ ribly afraid of the W " 0, and two ot

Northwest Central Rail- from near Brandon to-

hatchet and smashed li ifkull and out I off his head. -' _

(S,.°_“l ,mme _Iathemoantime

ett from Montevideo re- Mounted Police post at;-’ ssser Slave

'Lalte, and Corporal- ies Phillips and Constable Watch immediately started for the scsnerif the tragedy. Travellin ni ht and D the olice ot

on the 21st the Liverpool

I demanded the surren ' the murder-

ers, and enferced th f emands with

TS_ _two Colt revolvers. Indians re-

_ fused to speak, but ond; f the women pointed out the two mit erers, or_ ex- ecutioners, and a third o had assisted

held them up at the p 'ot his revol- ver, Corporal Phillips. handcnffed the two Indians and took-away a _third as a

' witness. The report that cannibalism

~ was actually practised-turns out to be

+ i e - 1 untrue. ~

aim llu ls a sim; on. ; WE Silt( IIY lllll l|0lTll. l BEST THAT Bltow i

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and Bards: Vegetable Seeds cream of tartar. ' 1899 Catalogue for new --

SWEET PEA SEEDS. ' the

X against alum. .Ei.‘1?§5§;§aZ§¥2..l‘33.bi1°li.“°3%‘{i'

° Alum

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___ Lake Huron expected to leave Batoum

Great praise is given to Corporal

I Phillips and Constable Warren for their

y bravery in responding to the summons

' withcat an hour’s delay, .and for mak-

` ing the demand for the. prisoners in a camp where everyone was armed.

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Just opened up our first. shipment of womens American boots “The Ponseo” manufactured by Howes & Co. Haverhill, Mass. We have control of these, goods in Charlottetown. We consider them good value when We bought tlierii, and they are up to sample-ther-e’s __ finish about them that you’ll admire. -

's’ and Brewers’ An Insane Indian Killed

TRAGEDY

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THE WRECK or THE ‘STELLAM THEFQUNDIERING AT-THE ROC A

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Conciliatory Measures at

AMERICANS RETALIATE

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Big Claims in The Porcupine

District Are Now Being ° » Cut Down.

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SKAGWAY via Seattle April 28-( Spec-

ial) -It. is understood that the Capadian government has instructed its collector to see that all Anierican convoys are al'-_ lowed to proceed to Log Cabin in the disputed territory as formerly. `-

_Reports from the Porcupine district

give instances of American retaliation.

The Canadian members of the

mounted' police located twenty acre claims of the Miners’ Union. _They cut down the claims to 100 feet ' square' according to the Canadian regulations.

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THE DOUKHOBORS.

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They Are Coming in llroves to Settle in

. Canada. _

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___M0N1'nEaL_. april 2o._¢ns sesam-

ship Lake Superior passed Giberaltar

Ma 10th with O0

. powders an the gnamt _ y _ ` 2. 0 Doukhobors and

mm uf ffm Pfeszaday, _ should arrive at Quebec May 31st.

Bogzzeggggzglnd Prints’ _ _ Liltheii parties are expected to follow

. ROYAL BAKING Pawnee ¢0_, NEW YORK. 5 0|-t y_ _ ' _

Use N ERVOL. One application cures :if not,

TRDUBLES

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TOCURE 'I`00'I`I'IACI'IE IN A MINUTE

‘your money back. Equally good for N etlraigia

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FALSEEY

Minster Chaim

The sad loss of the Lindon &_ South- sp ind, she was caught among the Cas- boilers, as the sea fpouredinto

Vi estern _Railway Coinpa y’s steamer, quet Rocks, off Alderney, at about four gine-rooms, andnearly _gl

the °Stella.’ still confiune- to excite a o’clock the same 'afternoon " In f ’ d

_ _ ~ _ _» _ - a ew maine onboard 5Ja;n£i;:1i;er¢:si_ aging a 1 _sections oi minutes her steel bottom was torn open 75 lives were lostfoot of

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_ n V in rent Critain. The on a submerged ree! of sharp, jagged on board. the passengers ill-fated vessel had left the part of stone; six boats, with many passengers. ‘189and ll:’e'crew42.° The

Southampton for Guernsey ata quarter all the women and children," ‘were Captain Reekgthechiat

past eleven in the forenoon ot Tnnrsdiiy, quickly put ad iotgaiid lite-belts were otlieromcers with halftlie the day before Good lfriday. Entering applied. O'ie.large boat was cap- islied on bein-d.ri;g, y9_gg9t,.1(;- a thick fog when nearing the end of her sized; the ship presently sank, .1-out 5911,,-,_ passage, and while still going at great under by the explosion ot her

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Two Bills Defeated. . t o '

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A, Aoril 28. Iii the House. ' _ f _ 1 if

yesterday, Bosuckhi bill to compelVFi~n,d uw

iailway companies to grant *passes to

members .was d¢»!eated._ A i 'Expel time

Sir Charles Turper' spoke in favor

and Ser Wilfrid spoke 'against llllouk’-8 - ' l

billio compel toe overnment to ive

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certilicates of characler_to -discharged _...___ eilicinls. _ ‘ ’ . A

The bill got the six months’ hoist on

motion of the Premier. the vote stand- . M°N'mF4L» 'AI”`iI._ 28-*(sP‘°_I’i,*1)"f' ing 54 to 39_ , _ ._ . _ _Rev. T. W. Winlield _ p\stor_;o1fi_\lYest.-

Stuobs and/L~ighton McCarthy, the;_mount»chlit'ch

only two McCarthy' members, ‘ and Brad ~ _ ' - ‘ -` ~ Roger the only _Patron incmbe voted . .I mm ic_o.m.mcF .un`b°-ngnxing

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against- the government. ‘ _ml;‘;;°;hg¥gr:c:‘;ls”;:;;_ri;§ 3%;

, _ session of the Presbyterian church and

To BE 2. he was declared innocent. and it was`

_ -_ , I decided to expel Brady from the _ L. - Rev. Winfield at one_:,;L_f_tii”_iii"i____'yvas 1’

, _, 5- C- f Rector of the Episcopal church at it ~ ""_"` A0' _ ton

Trial of the Indian Cassimlr for Murder at

Kallnoors, Bf. C.. April 20.-The

Indian Casslmir- was tried today for the niurderof Piilip \\"alker. ’He was found guilty and sentenced to be hanged on June 2. `

German B Colors Taken._ A

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gagement in Samoa Lieut. Gaunt suc- ceeded in capturing s. German ling which _Was dying over a.f0I‘t. -

On thercturn of the landing party

Capt Stuart; of the Tauranga signalled “Well done Gaunt’s Brigade.” . _ The Amerifiaus _and _British cheered the returning Party, whose sutlers were proudly carrying the captured German colors. t

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