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SIR JOHN SPRAKS ;

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DesPaTcurs To Try

Jesuit Act.

OF HIS ADDRESS.

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| Toronto, June 8. ‘I Lo

Crry Council i - ‘ — ?

M ITARY N\ i a = Wise

meet for drill.this « at 8 o'clock, rhe -

i AN i of Victoria Divi e , mm initiation of new members, it el ye ' eve

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ve : recter » the advertusements

We Y. Clarke in another column,

‘ : ‘ ri - = Cue tivers SISTERS LoO., Walien bpppears | cum, on Friday and Saturday | aa sat 22) —e - ™ P : next, a5 aay erlised, come we il re- *yCl as . . "9 coull wouaed- 2 - _ A special weeling ol the

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Souta Ki boatimg Ciudb Wii De hei al : rv Lower Water Street, this

CS ociven siuarp.

We have heard it stated, a

SAD, Li PRUE

savs the New Giasuzew Ch é, that in

sister town ive persons lave died since the

first of the year irom Geiiriuu Cretieiis. os rok A long Lille | had no appetite, was

restiess al hight, and vé ry mile debilitated.

After takiag two bottiesol Ayer's Sarsapariila

fi wing t condensed report of the Preimer’s in portant spe ech ‘at the Albany Clab Sir Jobn said there was now an excitement whieh, Hike a = small cloud, threateis PSpreaa nnd become por- tenrous : but li thiey would take the advice of an old man who had seen many such clouds iu his Thtie, aud ae moderately, the

mincas of renson would wy ii cl by dissipate

the clouds that threaten. His advice was, to be moderate in tone, ‘* D> not quarre! with those who may temporarily differ from us; do not imprgn their motives, but acknowledge, though you may not agree

with them, that they are sincere, and when

the clouds roll by the Conservative

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mv strength and appetite returned, and m ' y swreng —— wie a Yi will come out as strong as ever, There health was completely restored, DD, Me. Fish ) ] +} Osw \ was no power in the Dominion but the er swe, uN. » : ' Quebec Legislature which could repeal the - - * " Jesuit “states Act, and if 1t would not Ox Her Way Ovr.—The Halifax pa- — Estates Act, _ S cl > ; a »> S50 he would say to those wile wele pers repert that the steamer Princess bea- . . od 0 : . . M against 10 Chat he had not the slightest trice, which is to take the place of the M. , vs : 1 . objection to their taking it to the highest \. Starr, on the rouce between Chariotte- . ’ ; . yo : 5 courts, and going to the ' town and Halifax, sailed from Liv erpool on : a Frid the hrone. The Government riday hiorhily. } . : —— twould put ne obstacle in their way. >, . sige : . | As tosny attempt by a side wind to get the Tue Harrie Li Ry a cable received | >. " 7 m I 1. M. W t sid ve | ‘ , |} Government to take act he would say OV a. i rix’ “lutnitnheil side, We ica nae I . i ¢ : : , that the Government was the executive o the brigt. Ha Louise, Uaptain Barnard, |} 5°" ee aa ; oa i Poelia? oa Pa aie , ‘ ae arrived at burvadoes on the Sth, aiter a;°* sPiuaMene, 1 after all but 13 of 281 passaye of 15 ys—all well. Captain Barn- |! that the Act was unconstitutiona’, rd als An his whole deck load of 30 | the Government could not fly in the face of horses safe t vote. It would be tantamount to ; a . os wuding in their resignations again. He Carpouic Actp.—The Observer siys that on | counselled his friends to moderation, urg- Wednesday morning last, the 2-year vld child] ing them to keep their spirits up and in of Alfred Kitci.te, ol Hillsboro, N. 6B. was Is?l, or whenever the elections came, they sory baciiyv urner > the neetting ‘ ’ Fs ve ; a My wUrne i hy bie : oT ing Of @lwould vive their opponents as good a bottle contalminyg carbolle acid. he breast, tl : : ~ : 5 _ ireshing as in 1887. abdomen and legs are severely burned and the " _ little sufferer lies in a very critical condition, iene : . li ji

Arm BrokeN—The Summerside papers re port that a young man named Joseph Gillis, son of Mr. John Gillis, of Norboro, while working in a paper factory in Maine, lately, had his hand caug his arm in several places, and otherwise injur- ing him. Mr. Gillis is coming home as soon as he is able to travel.

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He’s Gone to Be Marriep.—The follow- ing announcement, written fon cardboard, and signed by the proprietor,is to be seen tacked on the door of a barber shop on Queen Street ,a few doors north of Apothecaries Hall :

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NOTICE.

This shop will he closed until to-morrow as

I am gomng to be married this evening. -

Bie Srorm.—Greenville, Texas, was vis- ited by a heavy wind and hail storm on Tuesday night, which did immense damage to growing crops, houses and barns. A por- tion of the residence of J. W. Frost was blown over, killing Mr Frost and wound- ing several of his family. James Marlow’s residence was wrecked and Mr. Marlow was fatally injured. L. M. Shafner’s and H. H. Harris’ huuses were demolished, and Mr. Harris and his wife seriously injured.

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Arrer Tue Cur.—The English yacht Paradox, which is to contest for the Am-

erica’s cup, was successfully launched last week. It is said that it ismore thana gen- eration since a lugger rigged yacht has been seen in English waters. The Paradox is the largest lugger rigged yacht ever built at Eastbourne, and is the largest lugger rigged yacht in the world. The peculiarity of her hull is that it is perfectly straight at the bow and tapers off towards the rudder. She will take part in the race at Queenstown, on June 17th.

a Poor Srre For AN Unpertaker.—The Truro Sun says: Only twenty adults and ten infants were buried in the Truro cemetery for the twelve months ending the 31st ult. Pres- byterians, Baptists and Methodists bury their dead in these grounds. The Episcopalians have their own burying place at Terrace Hill Cemetery, and the Roman Catholics have theirs also, but from all the information we have been able to glean, we don’t think that over forty persons of all ages and denomin- ations have died in Truro during the past twelve months. dmmniiy Aqvatic.—Those who purpose taking part in the rowing races on the 26th . inst., appear to take great interest in their work. Since they began training, a few weeks ago, theytake a run at the Park every morning at 5 o'clock, and then row over the course before breakfast. They also work hard inthe evenings. A four- oared crew, as well as two double sculls were in practiceon Friday evening, and appeared in good form. Joy, who has ac- cepted the challenge thrown out to the Island by Carroll, of Pictou, was also out. He has a powerful stroke, and steers well. His boat, built last year, by Williams, of Dartmouth, is 31 feet long, and 134 inches wide. She cost $125. Ofthe number on the wharves, many were of opinion that our boys will make the visitors work hard.

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OTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL DAVIES.

June 8—A J Morris, Jas Gilmour, R Gold- ing, C M DeQuetteville, Montreal; W Wat- son, Toronto; Fred H Barr, E Lantalum, 8S G Wheaton, St John, Ewen E McLeod, city; W L Kane and wife, Halifax; C R Wood and wife, Cambridge, gMass; J W Fitch, B A Megginson, Boston.

OSBORNE HOUSE.

Jane 8—R P Rogerson, Crapaud; JB Leard, Wesley Myers, Victoria; W A Cheverie, Royalty Junction; Jas Skinner, Halifax. 10— J A McDonald, Vernon River; W BP Glidden, Woodstock, N B; EH MeMillan, Stanley Bridge.

RANKIN HOUSE.

June 7—J P Murphy, Souris; John Mc- Phee, C W Tidmarsh, Henry Taylor, Rice Point; Michael Burdge, James Walsh, John B McEwen, St Peters; John B Crosby, Bon-

shaw; Thamas A Mclanis, Portland; A Nice-'

holson, Port Arthur. 8—Daniel J Price, Mrs J Davies, Alice M Docherty, Laura Docherty, Mary Page, Isabella Campbell, P Casey, Boston; J E Grant, Chicago; J Me- Kinnon, S8’Side.

Latest styles in Children’s? Tan Boots just arrived at Goff Bros.

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PLACING TUE BLAME.

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JoHNsSTOWN, Pa., June 9. Fifty-eight bodies were taken from the mines to-day, all fast advanced in decom- position. The work of cleaning away the debris is progressing very encouragingly. The workmen were not required to pro- ceed to-day but nine tenths volunteered to continue. There is hardly any typhoid fever in town,and but little pneumonia. Fear of an epidemic of diphtheria is unfounded. Several cases of vandalism are reported to- day. Lastnight a number of cars contain- ing supplies were broken into and the con- tents carried off. What the thieves could not steal they trampled and ruined. The Masonic relief car was entered and robbed. Twelve men were arrested for stealing, but

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JOHNSTOWN, June 8, The community is disposed to place the blame of the disaster onthe South Fork feared. Already several of the villas have been broken into and de- molished, and boats have been stolen in broad daylight and reduced to kindling wood. Itisevident that rubbery was not intended, for the mischief was purely wanton. Affairs at present are assuming a serious aspect. It is understued that the jury at Ninevah, after reviewing the suc- cessive breaks and careless repairs on the dam the past year, will declare the execu- tive committee of the South Fork Fishing Club guilty of gross negligence.

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Police-Constable Shot.

Hawirax, June 9,

For many years Inverness County has been notorious for illicit whisky distilling. There have been dozens of seizures and several shooting affrays. Recently a new raid was made by Inland Revenue Collector McKay. He captured several distilleries and the properties were confiscated. Some of the parties refused to obey the subpeenas or warrants, and Police Constable Gillis was sent to arrest them. While on his way to perform that duty Saturday morning the constable was waylaid by men in ambush three miles from Port Hood, and .shot as he drove along the road. Nine shots lodged in the policeman’s leg, but he is not fatally hurt. The would-be murderers

escaped. Counter Claims. QvuEBEC, June 9. The owners 6f the Donaldson Line

steamship Cynthia have instructed their counsel to bring a counter claim against the Allans for damages in the Vice-Ad- mirality Court, arising out of the recent ‘collision. The actual amount claimed will reach over $100,000.

To Be Retained by Italy.

Rome, June 9.

Premier Corspi announced in the Chamber of Deputies to-day that the Italian troops in Africa had occupied the Keren district, and that benceforth that district would be retained by Italy.

French Political Trouble.

Paris, June 9. Owing to revelations in the seized Boulangist papers the High Court has ordered the arrest of Captain Flenchal, of the war ottice.

| Runnivg Full Time.

Hatrrax, June 9.

The Londonderry Iron Works are run- ing full time to fill contracts.