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THE DAILY FXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 27, 1397

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Peax Gaps, Tams, ete.

Young Ladies’ Bicycle Broad- |

c'oth Peak Caps,in Myrtle, Brown, Maroon & Navy

Young Ladies’ Feather Tams: in Cardinal Brown & Navy Young Ladies’ Knitted and Fider Down, in very pretty colorings.

TO CLEAR AT

25 p c: Discount.

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Balance of owr stock of Eider Sofa Cushions to clear,

25 p.c. Discount

Harvert Mits and Gloves,

Whalesale & Retail cheap.

W. A.WEEKS &6o.

Wholesale and Retail “Prince Edward Island School Series,”

“THE EXCURSION"

Py Wm Wordsworth.

as prescribed for entrance to Prince of Wales College,

ADBISON'S = “SPECTATOR ” NOW READY. Sent by mail on receipt of price,

TRACERS AND MERCHANTS

wanting a quantity will be given 2 special discount on application.

HASZARD & MOORE

-DOBELL LINE,

£.S. Greetlands is due here from Mont- real Monday Morning, Augut 30th, and sails for 8S. John’s, Nfla., via North and South Sydney, carrying live stock on deck and produce under deck at lowest rates. For farther iuformation apply to N. RATTENBURY. Agent.

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LOST.—Last night, between the Opera House and King >t, @ pair of Glasses in a case. Finder willoblige by leaving them at

TELEGRAPHIC

SPECIAL DESPATCHKXS TO THE EXAMINER.

THE FLURRY IN WHEAT

Big Prices in Montreal, Toronto and Chicago.

MonrreatL, Aug.27.—A leading miller | bid S103 fer 10,000 bushels of Manitoba

No. 1 bard wheat and didn’t get it. The

seller wanted $105. At Torouto $110 was

| bid for Manitoba No. | hard.

Cuicaco, Aug. 27. top notch prices of the present bull cam paign yesterday, The September option reached $1034, and the December 96.

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More Appoimtments.

Orrawa, Aug. 27.—G. W. Forrest, Superintendent of the Dominion Experi- mental farm forthe Maritime Provinces at Nappan, has been dismissed. Robert Robertson, of Compton, Quebec, has been appointed in his place.

Professor Butler, of King’s College,

i aie “ . Windsor, N.S., has been appointed Pro-

fessor of Civil Engineering at Kingston Royal Military College.

The new professor of French at Kings- ton will be J. L. Chartrand of St. Vincent de Paul, formerly of Montreal.

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Concerning Election Petitions.

Sr. Joun, Aug. 27.--The election petition against Col. Tucker came up yesterday. The Judge declared the case already out of eourt in consequence of his refusal to adjourn it last March. He left the Court. The St. John cases are now supposed to be dead, ;

Steamer Wrecked.

Lissox, Aug. 27.--The steamer Caer- loch for Aberdeen ha* been wrecked at Cape St. Vincent and eight of the crew oat.

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LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL

Orrvawa, Ang. 25.—Spain, while not entitied to the preferential tariff treatment, ig to get it, as there is a tacit understand-

special treaty between Canada and Spain.

New York, Aug. 25.—The general

vicinity, Which has been threatened for a long time, has been ordered. Henry Fisch er, of the board of walking delegates of the Brotherhood of Cloakmakers, announced

brotherhood will be called out tomorrow. More than 5,000 went out this afternoon.

MoyrreaL, Aug. 25.—The arrangments for the British Medical Association meeting here on Tuesday next are almost complete aud are on an elaborate scale. All

the Labrador, Lake Huron and Lucania. und are now touring Canada, and a num- ber are taki: g in the British Association at Toronto. Many others are tak ing in difter- ent excursions.

New York, Ang. 25.—There was a pause in the downward movement of wheat prices today, and at the best point of the session arise of four cents a bushel from yesterday’s close, but still 34c. under the highest tigure of the year on December. Final figures for the day were at 2; to 3c. advance over last night. Total transac- LIONS tk day were upwards of 14,000,000 | bushels

ing that the treaty privileges formerly in | force are still wending negotiations for a!

today that the 12,000 cloakmwakers in the |

the delegates have arrived except those on |

St. Pererspurs. Aug. 25—The Czar, Czarina, President Faure and their re- spective suites witnessed a march past of 50,000 troops at the Kraenoe Selo camp | today. The spectacle was most imposing. | As the imperial guard passed the grand | stand the Czar cried: “Thank you al! my men.” At ihe Juncheon which fol- lowed President Faure toasted the Czar) and Czarina and the Russian army, to | which, he added, he brought the greetin gs | of its French comrades. The Czar replied by toasting: “Our comrades cof the valiant French army.” Both toasts were honored standing, and the Marseillaise aud tne Russian hymn were played.

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The Afridis Uprising is Assuming Serious | Proportions.

Bompay, Aug. 25—11 p. m.—The latest despatches received from the front indicate that the situation on the frontier is getting worse. It is evident that the Indian government must face @ grave crisis, in- volving heavy expenditures and probably

great lo-s of life. The government is {| confronted with the fullowing state of affairs :—

Ky ber Pass has fallen into the handa of the Afridis; the posts in Kurran valley are threatened by the powerful tribe of the Orakzais; the Mohammedan tribesmen are meditating a renewal of hostilities around Fort Bbadabakar, while thousands of troops are engagel in crushing the revolt in the Swat Vasey, and two large brigades are holding the Tochi Valley, where the Maveudf-Maziris are again hostile.

Fort Jamrud is held by a strong force of British and native troops, and ihe Brit- ish frout extends about 35 miles from Soabkadar along the vorth side of the Cabul river and sor. tiwards to Peshawur, where the troops are massing as the Bazoa demonstration against O akzais, who occupy the region south of the Afridis, but have not yet assumed the belligerent pro- portions of their northern neighbors. There is arising, however, of small parties which is proving troublesome near Kobat, and it ie expected that both tribes will try to close the Kohat pass. Numbers of tribesmen are mcving up toward Khyber from Kohat and that district is making the salt tariff tbe pretext for hostilities.

The wildest excitement prevails among the Hindoo tradere at Bann, on Kurram | river. It is rumored that 7,000 intend to | swoop down on that place tonight, sack | the town end massacre the inhabitants. |

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THE SO0STON STEAMER

The Halifax arrived from Boston about seven o'clock last evening with a good | freight and the following passengers: D M | Chambers and party, Geo Wallace a: d| party, Jos E Stransa, E G Sanford, Miss | Sanford, Miss Agnes Duffey, Miss Marv | Dufley, Mss Smith Bailey, Mr Clark ard | wife, Mr K Buffington, Miss Ackermar, | Miss Edwards, Wm J Grumbic and wife, G@ H_- Bain and sister, Mr Hunt and wife and Miss Hunt, E 8S Rowell, H J Hunitull, Mrs Mooney.Miss L Fogarty, D E Delavan, Mr Jewett,F A Post and friend, Miss J Stewart,Mary McDovald, L Upton, wife aod four children, Rev Father Renard, Rev Father Fox, Mrs Costteburg, Mr AS Kewitt. Miss J Stewart, L McIntosh, J Kenn. dy, AG Mills, DS Parkhurst, C E Parkbarst, Dr E West and danght-r, Miss Biglow, RB Smith, C Pickard, E B Sill, A H Moffatt and son, Mise E McQuarrie, Miss Single, Jao Mathe- son,*Mrs McKay, MrsT Inman, Miss Elliott, Mr and Mrs Harris, Mr and Mrs Leonard, Mr and Mrs Harland, Mrs Gar- man, Annie Holland, Mrand Mrs Harris, Mr Me Dowell wife and child, Mr Ford, Mr Mr Fred Stone, MrGH Smith, MrF P Jones, C C Jenkins wife 2children avd meid, Miss Miller, Mr Horten.

The Ha'ifax !eft on return to Boston this afterunvon. Her outward passe p cers included: Edith Me)onald, Mr ana Mrs Judsen, Hugh McDonald, Frank Gill, Mrs Wadman, Mr and Mrs Harlan, Mr.

erkins, Sterns & Turt

Sunnyside Dry Goods Store

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The proximity of the Fall Season (beginning early in September), makes thi week in August the bargain week of the year. for incoming lines, low prices will therefor2 prevail this week. go, no holding back in summer Hosiery, summer Underwear, Cotton Crepons, Ginghamg

Seersuckers, Light Prints, Fancy Muslins, etc.

Buy your Dry Goods where good reliable goods are sold cheap — at

Perkins, Sterns & Turner,

SHIP NEWS

Port of Charlottetown,

ENTERED.

Aug 26.—es Electra, McLaren, Mont~ ague; James Semple, Roberts, Pictou; Julia A, Finlayson, Pinette; Maggie Roach, Werton, Richibucto; Jubilee, Butier, North Sydoer; Dart, Mckherson, New Glasgow; St Anne, Potvin, Quebec; [sabel, McInnis, Pinette; Mary Louie, Godin, Bathurst; Aima, Anderson, Pictou.

CLEARED.

Aug 26.—as Electra, McLaren, Mont- ague; Julia A, Finlayson, Pinette; James Semple, Roberts, Pictou; Sea Breeze, Mc- Donald, Sydney; Maggie Roach, Weston, Ricbibucto; Dart, MePherson, Pictou; Mary Louise, Godin, Pictou; Crestline, Denning+, Bathurst; General Middleton, Godin, Sydoey; Isabel, Mcinnis, Pictou; Alma, Audeison, do.

Ce LUCAL NUTICES,

Harvest initts—Wholesale and retail cheap.—W. A. Weeks & Co. 200—d&w2in Just Receivel—A large assortment of young ladies latest hate, caps and tams, direct from London for bicycle and autumn wear. Boys tweed caps at al] prices.— W. A. Weeks & Co. 200—2in. Mise Helena McDonald, having retarned from Montreal, where she took a course of lessons in ball-room and fancy dancing from Prof. Norman, president of the West- ern Association of Dancing Masters of Canada and the United States, and trom whom she holds adiploma, wili resume her classes in Charlottetown on Wednes- day, the 15th September. 196 136 We are always busy selling towels, sheeting and pillow cottons, We suppose it is because we sell good qualities at low prices.—Stanley Bros, The Aiways Busy Store. 2in.

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The Miles Ideal Stock Go,

including the Young Romantic Actor, JOHN E. MILES, In select repertoire of New York successes

A Host of Up-to-date Specialties in Continuous Performance

TO-NIGHT

John A. Steven’s Fowerrul Drama,

“THE UNKNOWN”

or Saved trom the Sea. BES" See the Realistic Rain Storm.

Sreciatties — EVA WILLIAMS and JACK TUCKER, specially engaged direct from Keith’s Circuit; W. FRED JONES. The Child Wonder, Baby

« Vavene, and Hiatt’s Cinephotogaaph, Best of all Motion Picture Machines. Wilson Rennie.

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this office — \SK YOUR GROCER FOR Parkhurst, Mr L M Post, Mr H M Semple, ote . ae a ott tegen , : at morroW a — — Mr Mix, Miss Mi ias Bigelow, Mr. : pleasure, and will be on exhibit this afternoon and to- = Ir Mix; Migs Mix, Mies Bigsow, Mr.) TOMORROW *: MATINEE ~~

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M. RICHARIS, | Leonard, Leonard, ae . on Royal Oak Soap Castelburg, Miss Sleeper, Mr Wilson, Mr.

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