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Political Meetings,

We. t indersigne 1 candidates in the Libera iservalive nterest in the 4th | electors strict of King’s County, will meet 1 ectors in the following plact name!)

His sanK Hall. Mor ay, J ily 5th. a

ae v's Road Centre Scho We puly at o

Br vn Scheolhouse Thursday, oth, m™

Mo e Bridve Hall, Friday. July $th at 4 oc i4ck, Pp. m int meeting of the Mur : r aud Cardigan districts.

Murray River Hall, Saturday, July 10th al ¢ I

G) \ n Hall, Monday, July l7th, al 6 ¢ p. 1

P *, Road, Ist Schooll ouse east of Cor Road, on Tusday. July 13th, at 6 p. m. a

l tavue [| Wednesday, Ju \ 6 % 4 I

\ Ha l saa July a ADU Ca.

M 4 rs Hall, « I riday, July at | ck, Dp. Mm.

C Cross Ha'l, on Saturday, duly i kK. |

I Ha } 4 July iv sk, i

OO: <ing can lidates are respectfully nvi attend.

. ene ALBERT P. PROWSE, MURDUCK McKINNON, Mi iv Harbor, June 28th, 1897. d w—wid.

CARD. |

Te the Electors of Charloette-

tewn. Comumen and Royalty. j idaies t test | Lottetown Common and R ryalty, in the : -ts of the Liberal Party, we respeéct- lh cit ¥ S rt. Our record as re pres ives. of this @nStituen¢y @uring the last r Vears, is: before you: * We are ty ac- cor h the Platform of the Local Govern me! lown in the address of the leader, am hall | do our best ! uote the interests of our constitu- ents 21 f the Province. ‘I you for your former support, and soliciting a continuance of your favor, \\ have the he nor to be, Your obedient servants, BENTAMIN ROGERS, L. E. PROWSE. all y prs. aa i te

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‘Mortgage Sale.

Land on Lot 41. in King’s County.

Tu be sold by Public Auction, at the Court House, in Charlo: tetown, on Friday the 30th day of July, next, A. D. 1897, at the hour of twelve o’c!lock, noon,

A)l that tract, piece or parcel of land situate, lyinzgand leing on Lot or Towa ship Number Forty one, bounded as follows, that is to say:—Commencing at the north side of Saint Peter’s Bay at the southeast angle of Jand now or formerly in the possession of William McEwen, thence north thirty nine degrees thirty minutes east, to the Mill Stream; thence alone the stream to the northwest angle of land sold to John Lewis. thence south thirty nine degrees .birty minutes west to the shores of the said bay; thence along the said the said bay to the place of commencement, containing sixty one acres of land, a litt e or less.

The above sale is made under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in @ certain Indenture of Mortgage dated the First day of Noyember, A. D. 1886, and made between Robert Lewia and Margaret Lewis, his wife, of one part, and William Dodd, of the other part, and which said Mortgage is now vested in the undersigned.

Dated this 28th day of June, A. D., 1897.

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CHARLES McGREGOR, la week—tl sale Assignee of Mortgage

H BEHRING SEA PROTECTION.

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Correspondence that May Create Resent-

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 5, 1897

TELEGRAPHIC.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER,

to Say About it.

ment in England.

Lonpox, July 5.— The Washington

cor- responde nto. the Chronicie asserts tbat official correspondence is about to be sub-

mitted which includes a despaich sent by Secretary Sherman to Ambassador Hay, dated June 10, for Submission to Lord

LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL.

Hairax, July 2.—Mary Morris, a well known squaw over seventy years of age, was rnn over and killed by a train on the Dominion Atlantic Railway near Newport last evening.

CaLourtra,July 2—In the fighting which took place in the suburhs of Chinpere be- tween the police abd the rv ers, during which the former were compe''ed io fire on the latter, many polic: nen were iojured

Loxpon, July2.—A despatch to the Times from Cape Town says that Presi dent Keuger has telegiaphed Dr. Leyds to

return to Pretoria immediately, giving as

his reason his own illness and important matters of state. Catcurta. July 2. (2a.°m.)—The

situation in Chirt> isnow mor rea su ing, but the police pstrols were compel ied to fire on the rioters. It is estimated that

one time more than 5,000 were holding the northeast portion of Calcutta. The

number of killed and i) j tired is not kuown but it is believed to be considerable. Lonxpoyx, July 2.—The newspapers this city eapress fgreat anxiety at occurrences In India, intimating that mass of the natives there are Jess content

of the the

Salisbury, insinuating that England has been guilty of bad faith in carrying out the terms of the Parisseal award. The “There is no doubt that the publication of this despatch will cause resentment in England.” Lord Salis bury bas not yet replied,

In a later despatch Secretary Sherman complains that while America maintained five vessels to prevent illegal sealing in Behring Sea, England had only two.

correspondent Savs:

Mob Seize a Mosque. Lonpoy, July 5.—A Times trom Simla savs

despatch ‘to the that a meb there

to seize a mosque, but the police and troops opened fire and aserious centhes ensued. Finally Lae mob was Te} ulsel

with heavy lose.

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A Disastrous Collision:

‘ , - . Deux an - Caneutta, July 5.—The British bark

4 Overdale collided with th@ steamer Pan-

dua aff Hoogly Point, and sank. Allon board were drowned except the captain and one seaman.

One Jump Too Many.

New York, July 5.—Capt. W. S. Keeple, who had some reputation asa jumper from bridges and masts of vessels, was killed jumping from Brooklyn Bridge yesterday.

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Catcvrra, July 2.—The rioting has ended, a compromise on the plague measures having been arranged between

the disturbances have immediately ceased. The absence of rain is causing the greatest anxiety throughont India.

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the authorities and the rioters, whereupon .

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under British rule than was generally | believed and that a rebellion of unpleasant proport‘on may be threatening. Constant communications are passing between the | Indian and home governments. Hamitroy, Ont., July 2—Hamilton is likely to lose another of her factories. Loveli Bros., cigar manufacturers, Canon street, sav they fee! the burden of the new tariff so heavy that they will at once shut

down. They will remain shut down for three weeks, and. recording toone of the meubers of the firm, if after that there is no change in the tariff they will likely

move ihe estab'ishment either to the State of Washington er to California.

Hovewe tt Aint, July 2.—Chas. Archi- bald, an exponent of the anti-Scott Act patty ‘at Albert, who bas been working uj cases agaiust several well known mer- chants, for selling bay rum, was, on Satur- dav, fioed $25 or three months in jail for drunkenness and profa'iy. Archibald, it was shown in the evidence, got intoxicated with the bay rum which he purchased to prove its intoxicating properties and secure evidence against the merchants.

Bomuray, July2.—The assassins of Lieut Averst, of the commissary corps, who wae shot and killed by concealed natives, while leaying the governor’s reception at Caneshkind, on the evening of June 22, jubilee day, Plague Commissioner Rand being dang rouse y wounled atthe sane time, are still ac jarge. The aggressive attitude of the aatives prior to the shootings were remarked, There were whieperings of impending disaster to Europeans and it is thought that the whole native commun- ity, including the police had foreknowledge that something was going to happ‘n. “On jubilee night a delayed anonymous letter arrived at Commissioner Rand’s bawgalow, sayiag : “You wil! die to-day and ihéqueen will die two days ater. Many others will follow, and the soldiers will all be killed.”

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Pursuant to the provisions of the deed of Assignment from Messrs. McLeod & Jardine, of Mount Stewart, Merchants, bearing date the third day of May, A. D., 1897, I hereby give notice to all persons claiming to be cieditors of the same as- signor:, to furnish to me at the cffice of Messrs. McLeod, Morson & McQuarrie, Solicitors, etc., Charloitetown, P. E, Is- land, o. or before the twent: fourth day of July, next, a statement of the amount gi ou claimed oe owing trom te aid ats AV RYF ce ROMNEY ors to such creditors, 1espective'y. And ' ree : I hereby give notice that any creditor fail- ing to furnish such statement within such time, mav be precluded from participat- ing in any dividend from said estate, pur- sant to,the terms of such assignment.

Daced this sixteenth day of June, 1897.

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