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A LONG LIST st Seen OF GHARGES «

le tO attain in the future.

Made by Sir Charles Hib- bert Tupper.

speaking six hours,

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| ns | THE M’LEAN MURDER CASE. i }

| Gover Acquitted. b REGARDING THE YUKON IN-) 7 , Murder.

VESTIGATION BY SIFTON .

Made

Members of Commission,

(Srectan ro Taz Exam iver.]

Specific Charges Against |

Gover the Staniey farmer, charged with sips the murder on May 19,of one McLean

(Spectral ro rae Examiver. }

Orrawa, June 28—Sir Charlee Hibbert | a. and finding him guilty of manslaught- Tupper yesterday carried oat a promise! ,,

that be would renew and establish his | The Judge sentenced Gover to 10 days charges against the Yukon Government. | ;.. tie county jail.

He compared the unwillingness of the Governuent to inetitute the Yukon in- quiry with the wonderful zeal displayed .in investigating all the sorts of trampel up charges against the o‘licers appointed by | the late government.

In the Yukon case Sifton could be got to do no more than appoint bis relative to try the charges against Sifton’s depart: | meat,

The evidence showed that Ogilvie had no idea of the duty of a judge.

The verdict and sentence was received with cheers by the crowded court room.

British Naval Manoeuvres

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(Sreciat te Tus Examiner. ]

Cuaruam, Eog., June 28.— An order bae been received at the dockyard here for the fltet to mobilize on July Lith. Ivis

Neved this is a step preparing for the After further reviewing the evidence of |amnual naval manceuvres. Ten battle- the commission, Sir Hibbert read a series | ships and thirty-two cruisere wil! take part of resolutions reciting the course of the) imthe operations.

Laurier iu the Manitoba aileged election frauds and stating that Si, Charles Hibbert Tapper believes that ig}

giver some assistance by the Government 4 . Qussec, June 26.—Some 800 inmaies

he can prove that the Minister of the In-| oes). Beanport Asylum madea pilgiim- terior was guilty of scandalous delay and | age on Saturday to Ste. Anne de Beaupre, neglect in dealing with the conditions ra- About half way down, while the train wes ported tohim from the Yukon in 1897,| "Henig ate good an eae one Pease that the commission to Walsh was illes | piers eta. aeate ‘aan gally issued; that Wa 3h was permitted to! yoburt, though how he eseaped death is a unduly delay bis departure for the Yukoni| mystery. Whenasked why he jumped be fit for the position of| said that the train was going too fast for | his taste

Government

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that he was Commissioner; that McGregor and Nor- wood, appointed mining iospectors, were | incompetent men and Norwood en Ameri-~

ean citizen ; that Sifton showed favoritism V V 6 Ruy, ; iving dredging licenses and liquor} , ermits i men who had be ‘TWO ADS THIS WEEK

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influences avd concealment of facias toat Wade vwerile he was tbe legal adviser of the Commissioner was personally in- terested in yrivileges ani concessions given by the Commissioner: that the timber inspectors were interested in timber leases ; tha: @ timber lease granted anc paid for was talsen away from the leasee on the excuse that it was needed for the people of Dawson,—alter which that timer was

sold to. private parties wko made a ne! a bh | it | profit of $5,000 out of it.

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that boys will give their foot- wear.

Sir Chas. Hibbert said he made tbese charges with a full sense of responsibility, He could have done it all under the protection of Parliament, but he realized that he was making charges against per- sons some of whom were not here to speak

for themselves, If the tribunal were granted he would

undertake to make good hie accusations, when asked to do ao, in British Columbia orin the Yukon, orat Ottawa. If he failed to make make them good he would consent toa verdict that he should no longer represent the people in this House

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i Sr.Joun, N,B., Jane 28.—The trial of

| whom he found in his wife’s bedroom, re- sulted in the jury acquitting Gover of mur-

) and would retire from the parliament of |

ng whatever advancement he migbt be |

oe tks 3 ; At 11.45, Sir Charles Hibbert moved the | adjournment of the debate, having beeu

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