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JUNE, 1897.

The following are the winners, in district No. 5, Province of of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

Winners of Stearns dicycles

Mr. P. K. Holmes, Yarmouth. Mr. A. S, Black, Truro.

Winners of Gold Watches

Pte W. Lawrence, lst Boyal Berks. Rgt.

Halifax. Miss. Geotgie May Fulton, Bass River.

Mr. George W. Proctor, North Sydney

Junction. Mr. S. R. Fraser, Dartmouth.

Mr. Daniel McKenzie, 6 Poplar Grove,

Halifax.

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The above competition will be ccntinued

each month of 1897.

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THE TREATIES DENOUNCED.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 31, 1897

LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL Loxpox, July 30.—In the house of lords yesterday the Marquis of Lansdowne, secretary of state for war.io reply to@ question by Ear! Carrington, raid that the commissions ot officers who bad served under Dr. Jameson in the raid in the Transvaal, and of which these officers had been deprived, would not be restored.

Loxpon July 29.— In the house of com- mons yesterday Mr. Chamberlain, the evlonial secretary, In reply to a quection as to whether the government could report progress as tothe Pacitic cable project, said that the ministers of the colonies de- sired further time to consider the matter.

Bompay, July 29.—Sirbar Balrantrae Natuand Huropant Ramahunder Natu, who was arrested vesterday on a charge of disloyalty, and escorted outside the limits

¢ VT % ny . ; Shall We Have Preferential Trade. | Beruix, July 31.--The commercial | treaty between Great Britain and the German Zolverin which has been in force |

since May 30, 1865, was denounced yester- lay by Great Britain and wiil cease to be Phe Reich Sanzeigir says that supple- | menfarv conventions which were conclua- ed when the treaty was German States joining eXpire with the main It says that

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be jeved here |

that the danger of Great Britain denounc- |

ing the commercial treaties with Germany |

aid Bey ium was past, and therefore the |

pewsethat te treaties bad been denounced 4

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caused all he greater sensation,thovgh i is believed that official circles had full know!- edge of matters aad that King Leopold of |

Belgium, during his recent visit to Kiel exchanged views with the Emperor. The

event lends great interest to the attitude of the government towards agrarians who will seize the chance to demand that the taritf war with England be waged as they have already demanded with regard to the United States.

Loxpex, July 31.--The papers here comment,on the denouncing of the treaties

Brussexs, July 31.—-Le Soir publishes a special edition in which it announces that the British Government nas denounced the commercia! treaty with Belgium.

THE UPRISING IN INDIA

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Heavy Losses of the Enemy,

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Loxpoy, July 31.—A despatch to the Times from Simia says that the losses of the enemy in the fighting of Thursday night are believed to be greater than were reported. The fact that Mullah is wounded and his cbief disciple killed will disheartes the fanatics,

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CINCINNATI, July 29.—After watcbing ; his gallant filly wiv in the Ohio stakes in ay . | the hardeet kind of a drive, Dr. E. F. Me-

| Lean, one of the best knowa borsemen on

the American turf, was attacked with heart disease and died a short time after- warde at the Oaklev race this afternoor. Mr. MeLean sitting in the timers’ stand when he dropped over grasp- ing for breath, Medical aid was summon ed, but despite the efforts of several phy- sicians the turf,man died just as the bugle sounded calling the horses to the post for the last race.

was alone

Consrantinorie, Joly 29 —The demar d of the German ambassador, Baron Saurma De Jeltsch, that a provision be inserted in the peace treaty between Greece and Turkey for a European control of Greek finances meets with disfavor among the other ambassadors. They consider that it is not covered by their instructions, but should be made the subject of direct nego- tiaticns between. Germany and the other powers. Even the Turks oppose this pro- ject, as they regard it as an attempt to take advautage of the peace negotiations in the interests of German bond holders.

While it is thought probable that Greece could raise. the indemnity loan without such guarantees as would be provided by European e ntrol of her tinances, the proposed stipulation is not regarded as in order in a treaty to which only Greece and Turkey are parties.

Loxpox, July 30.—A despatch from Simla this morning says the Government is taking all steps necessary to cope wiih the emergency in the Ceurral. Although Fort Chakdara, now cut off, occupies an isolated position, it is believed that, with two companies of the 3let Punjab Infantry and two guns, the garrison can hold its own. ‘

Tce road between Mardan and Malak- land is blucked with hostile tribesmen, whe heve cut the telegraph wires, Three syuadrons of Benga! Lace rs and the Second Punjab lnfaotry have etarted for Mardan. The seventh mountain battery is on the way to Malakland, and the West Kent Regiment is held in readiness at Peshawa. Tne Simla despatch also says that Captain Ho laid, ofthe 24th Puoja Infanty,was among those wounded seriously during Monday nigbt,s atta k on Camp Malakland.

Maprip, July 29.—A_ special from Oporto, Portugal), says the political eitua-

| tion,‘already grave, has been aggravated by

the stroug measures taken by the Govern- meut to intimidate the Republicans and to force them to give effect to ite financial proposals. The ministerial organs warn the Republicans that they will be “rigorously dealt with.” These newspapers declare

‘that Republicans cannot be permitted to | ~

provoke agitation and disturb the public mind.” The Opposition newspapers vizorovely coudemn the Government policy of surpressing public meetings, and denounce it “ as contrary to law.”” At Lisbon and other large towns the Govern- ment is taking special precautions owing to the repor's that the Republicans intend to provoke disturbances. Troops are patrolling Lisbon, where reinforcements are arriving, and the local comman- dant has so stationed his staff as to meet all eventualities. Reports are current of the impending prosecution and dismissal from the army of a number of officers, among whom are severai genera's.

Liverpool, July 30.—A band of anarch~ ists who had been exiled from Spain ar- rived here yesterday on their way to London. Several of the members of the party were interviewed, and related their experience in Spanish prisons. They said trey had been fed upon salt fish and had been deprived of water for eight days ata time. The priscn authorities promised to give them water if they would make con- fessions. Owivgto this treatment one of their number went mad and was shot down in his ceil. Others were branded with hot irons and their pails pulled out and were tortured ia other ways.

Lonpon, July 29—Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, secretary of state for the colonies, has receiveu a despatch from Her Majesty’s High Commissioner at the Cape stating that in. the fighting at ‘Fort Martin, near Hartley, South Africa, on Saturday, the noted chief Meshingombi was slain, and between four and five hundred of his followers were taked pri~ soners. The Government forces occupied all the positions at Marlie’s Krall, where they captured more than 100 prisoners.

A despatch from Forth Salisbury says that the British forces took the natives completely by surprise. When a charge was made onthe stockades the natives fled to their caves in which they were afterwards captured, Mashingomhbi’s main cave being destroyed by dynamite. Mash- ingombi was wounded duripg the attack and died soon after being taken prisoner. Two bullets made of solid gold were found after the fight.

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Just a few left of a fine muslin blouse, detachable white collar and cufts, was $1.30, is now SSe.

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