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seal and Other tems, “wie halen; a fae Pei. cURAPHIG NEWS. | Mudson Bay Navigation.

al a 3 Hatmax, May 20. T T } wom Rail Or ree) Bull Calf. Apply [ SPRCIAL DesPparcues ro THE MXAMINER, } ia ~ arctic steamer Alert sails tor the e + Cw COB S ie » WF. Carter's ma 20 ij ) . \ . A, is sor) Bay on J uosday next. aptatn + | ° : ] | Adams, the famons whaler aud Arctic navi- | > a Lawn TENS very vice —Weeks ' Ay j | rd goes with her to report on the feasi- | B ; id uty and practicability of an ocean route | Spreng ne ere ie

‘ Market iare ma 19 ‘ ’ ‘ & from the Bay to Europe.

rb, Bananas, Or; anges,

oS Temttle Battle win an PS eeiisimees ££ Sterns |

2 sud bealin the | Poundmaker. The General of Ei Mahdi, who was re-

4 cently defeated by the new Mahdi in Kor- . ’ ? . : : oe dofan, has joined the ranks of thonew| Are now showing Mr. Sterns’ recent purchases in Great Britain

ais at M hai, and will herea‘ter fight against the

vetMors OTTER AGAIN ATTACHES) Fate Protest | | and United States of

The th rmometer stands IL4 in the |

i war newa will be HIS FORCES. | shade.

eu ud at 1U 0 7 very day atthe Diamond The British treops bid good-by e to the] Cf, i" (| (' an N lés ~ n Ni, nl } , | Yd; f IH VY ning : Se PS a captuer he Chie and| ene "| Saving. and Summer Novelties in Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, | hnons the owl e eal ve the an by calling 14 Prisone: Ss, Gen Wolseley Sails for England. . - ~_——~- --

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PV arericnee in the trait and contectioarry |OL LER S LOSS 40 KILLED.| Goucral Wolseley sailed for England to- Millinery Depariment well stocked with newest Hats Bon-

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yad exp _ lay . husiness li tl at Morri Bea kstore, or ; : Sc fee. : ‘ N ect \} r ro « , , S nA > Sees, 109 Morris! Bookator, | Phere is a great increme of sicknos | ELS, “hapes, Feathers, Fiowers and all the new millinery material. . my, a i wr : é ong the troops, 4 ° ’ ° e " RepcLiF! Lio i he sale of this LORONTS N » VC oe : k i ‘ ; - " . | _Bapeuary Hoon The sate ot thie deapatch frou St nokT%s May 19 | "Phe Shropahice regiment will form a per English and French Millinery, ‘ : . ‘ nM : U : as é Spe ‘ Ob. aul, JLiMn, says | mManeut varr Pie ee to-morrow, ee lay, May 21st, inh pew | . the Queen’s Own Rest: seg? aplis 3 pte a ¢ : at 1? Oo Clot K, noon, on ile l reniises. ment, attackec -oundmaker vesterda 1 : ; Pact se iy pe » 1 ss es - a <a after a severe battle captured him ann pon An Extrao: dinary Naval bemon- Stock Ol Senel al Di y Goods \ ery complete a nd pi ices Lower | Tax funeral of Hon J. C. Pope took | hundred and tweniy-nine of his bray 7 stration {\ <7 4 : ; . ; ’ es. ' P a : » ay s] ‘ . a place to day A special train with 6 large During the batile twenty-one Cansdians or than iy er, ‘vr y buyer should Inspect our stock befor . pur- , number of es =, , atte nd the funeral, and ninet< en Eugli hmen (probably Mount- Lonpon, May 20. chasin oe i jeft here at 10.00 Chis forenoon for Sammer | ed s otsee) were killed, Fourteen first-class ironclads have been ' side. fk The battle was fought at Eagle Hi!ls ordered to engage in an extraordinary — -— -- naval demons/ration and torpedo exercises pre egees aE pe OR et en tl dumps a Tp ea PERKINS & STERNS Messrs. Sharp * McKinnon, special line of HO Is RIEL TO BE DIS- 1 Bantry Bay. Hs 2 & Pe ead os f

Felt and Winter Boots, and G. Bovin’s Patent ae. : Roots in «ne piece, is mok‘ng his regular tour POSED OF ? A Crauk’s Pent Ch’ town, May Y, 1885.

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> N i t ¢ . 7 NEW YORK, May 20). * + . — , ian » IBERTSON S AdVerLisenme;nt, & i” *. sally . : . ; C, Ropert sdvertisement, announc al i. Middleton thinks this a’ Professor E. Dlum performed shia font af

ing that his large etock of «pring clothing Relici ‘ umping fr B ~~ ,

: ro ; » “one sal ¢ligious * =e jumping from rooklyn Bridge to the

and furnishings = ae 5 : ly for the ligi us Hono: taniac. Hudson River to-day, a distance of 135 feet

inspection of purchasers, will appear to- —_———- _—~ high. Heswam to a tug-boat which was

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morre All Py ominent Rebels but Dumont waiting to pick up and land him. 2

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‘“gaxuxess and color sheuld be mad ne _ ° CLEANLINESS anc ‘ neu e made (la tured | sompanions when the debris of winter is being MiUUs ee cleared away. When the dirt is off the ~<a Veataer Suulotin. Hl

sousefronts, the paint brush ought to kiss the lace, as every mother does her child, just out

Winnipea, May 20. ict niet ae Sle eur a e . ‘ Y . »* . A despatch from Batoche states that Riel ms 7 lees Baniia, oe ee ee v e are now showing a Complete Stock ol Kagiish, Amert ean

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Lex Bacrurns have secured the contract | seen by General Middleton. His con- meen eye Say eee ae me. rae eae Nay

foy the face bricks for the new Dominion | versation continually drifts isto religious Light to moderate winds; fine weather;

building, at Charlottetown», P. &. f, The subjects. He presents an undignified ap- higher temperature. j

first consigoment will be by the schooner | pearance. _— ,] Ligzie G., which will load at York Point slip, Riel says the rebels at the battle - rT. 2 { “ as 8 vol at tI of _.. i ;

Ss. Joha. Batoche numbered seven hundred. Summerside Exports.

- > ™ General Middleton ha elegraph : i . 3 : 4 Al us. telegr: > 0 : Taere will be a meeting of the Footbali ( oe, — CUMMERSIDE, May 16,

' ttawa for instructions as tc the disposal of CS . ening at 8 o'elock, sharp, in th t SUE ons as te th posal ¢ li so , i 3 mt Club this evening at 5 o¢ SHasP, the! Riel. The General thinks he is a religious SEippet per'eteamer St, "Lawrence; Evans .

igaps’ Skating Rink All members and avy : : . ik a Citiz208 unk 7 | scnomaniac. master, for Point du Chene :

ersons Wisbing to joia this club are requested “ es attend. At the close of the meeting the Nearly ail the prominent rebels who took| 20 cattle. ..... .....++.++++--3 1200 00 Park Cricket Club will de re-organized for the part in the battie of Batoche have been| _7 I IND on cain «46 ward 23 00 a ossnen. secured, except Gabriel Dumont. aa — ED shin akg sichhy bin wt 6 <> 227 00 2

oo It is understood that the oflicers of the| > shag (eter Cadi pm emy! on 83 00 W ¢ ict 2 ' 3

Bee 6, ioe cee tenes wae ke ieee eee ae il weet ee ao e solicit a share of Public Patronage. , ; : he heterian: ; Wo ie : g : 7 the Rev. Mr. Fotheriagham, Presbyterian; capture of Riel, anda similar reward fo 24 bris oysters ...... ....+.+.. 67 60

tev. G. G. Roberts, Episcopal; Rev. D. D.| , GO cases eggs. ............. 1s3 00

tt ihe capture of Dumont. ' Moore, Methodist; have each offered tighty m: urrendere ‘ : vb: ~ ° their services to Lieut -Colonel Mansell as een peematenes Ags pant 9 Patah.. «52-201. svnd-+ SUIS OY xo aut a

ene” aa - <ge datoche. his priest now says that only

Chaplain to aceomprny his men to the front. a : 7 " J On th2 17th by cteamer Prince: r We ‘

The Chap! siacy has heen given to Mr, Roberts | fourtesn rebels were killed in the battle, SY Qe Sinan pes

“ait Sa ie ofa ex camp. and twenty wounded, The first estimate; 92 cases eggs ........ ....00 5: $ 30 ce ‘ . i a who is with the troops at Sussex camp > ap ney i oe pr iberpocmagerse agp « HE eke. nr er imaeeesieteet ae Brown’s Block, Charlottetown, May 2, 1885.

Tue steomer Boaavista, Capt. Anderson, of the miss‘atement of a number of half bre2ds} 636 bush oats.....,........... 2A 00 ~ ie -_ a seen tentemmneemimesimatiaaincieedl ; 2 a ae [ the 8..ck Diamond Line, arrived from Mon- |} who fear Riel wil! not be punished. They 10 brig pork ..........sees reves 163 60 = 4 eal vesturday evening with freight She} want to petition the Governm o hs Sw : fume, so asie saecree |e meth ava =o] WE ARE NOW SHOWING TENDERS. via Pictou, and touk from this port 10 horses, General Middleton will advance on — = Ls

Whead of cattle, 30 sven, Se pork, Jattleford with a large mounted force as SHIP NEWS. ~ j barrels, 6 kegs and 2 boxes fratt jaic*, “9 | gon as possible. He says he must panish hae OUR SPLENDID STOCK OF rEXENDERS will be received by the under-

I a18 si : 2 « lea oy Y cases ‘ > > ; mm 7, Ln + rar . ° . a ©: ros oe vases harues?, 7 | poundmaker, Big Bear and Boardy, and PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. signed, until Thursday, 2ist inst, at . meOr, 2 Cases, CVC, t noon, for certain alterations to uhe Benevolent

aes. urn theiz camps. ENTERED. i Ox Scenvay last another anti-Roman en May 18 -Samuel Warren, McKie, Caledonia, iis ana tiedsieeaiie’ to b at ore. Catholin demonwication osearrod at Hey) HAD DTBTE ABUSE OF WOWEN,| gouche° bianis;P LG, Andervea, Picton, dence, Kent Street | rn he hoese of liam Daley, the i h iy ) ii i ,| gouche, boards; P LG, Anderson, Pictou, s The lowest or any tender will not neces-

leading Roman Catholic teader, was almost coal, : pa demolished. Some of Capt, Henneberry’s May 19—Mary D, Drysdale, Wallace, free- sarily be accepted. s | eee bce M. P. HOGAN. i

property was flung over the wharf into the| @ War of Extermination stone; Margaret Aun, Buckler, Glace Bay, Ch’towu, May 12, 1885—wed sat

, ’ - a sea. Several Roman Catholie boys and men © B, coal.

re assaulied. The Judge of Ha:bor Grac Thr ; May 19,—Laura @, Pollard, Bay Verte; Vine- ; rte Benno "The Judgo of Hasbor Grace Phreatened. var’, Porvior, Cow Bay, coal; Cor, Thoms, | URRY DEPARTMENT COMPLET SH. | Halifax Steam Navigation Co.s,

ate sorinrenpimnnsin Pictou, coal; Foam, Moran, 3340 bush oats;

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Ix another column, the Y. M. C. A. an- 7 : ss Clifton, McPhee, London, via Barrow, nounces the engagement of the celebrated ; WINNIPEG, May 20. steel] rails and four crates earthenware; ss ° 4. ah .

Jubilee Singers from Fisk University. — Hostile Indians are reported 4 ae Carroll, Brown, Boston, sundry merchan- ee ene (ne

ville, Tenn. This company sang by royal] mitting many depredations in the Nort dise. — ' comand before Her Majesty, the Queen, and | Saskatchewan country. May 20,—ss Bonavista, Anderson, Montreal. A E oe iis cote oa Baltimore and tcire nearly all the crowned heads of Europe |" "My Delaney, who was captured by In cuzan, Repeats as Required by Weekly Steamers from England, | > sisties wo tavre cating at Swaneee

aud gave abundant satisfaction. As this is] giuns at Fort Pitt, is dead. Her treatment | May 18—Cameleon, Matatall. _Tatamagouche, the ouly time they may ever visit ee by her captors was horrible. She was 100 bush ots apd 30 bris flonr; Emerald, towa, no doubt, as many as possibly can wi passed around from one band to another} McKey, Pictou, bal; P L G. Andersor, saan & oa: BALTIMORE TO HALIFAX.

make an effort to hear them. : Pict bal; Aut Belle, McLean, Pic! ox ws cut her to pieces. Mrs. icton, bal; Autum belle, Mclean, Fico, anviidiiinleat and squaws ¢ est bal; May Fly, Gillan, Channel, Nid, 1,260 S. 8. “OLYMPIA” will sail from Balti-

? ; a ho was also captured at Fort x Tae steamer Carroll, Capt. Brown, arriv - Gaciniods, ¥ : bush potatoes ax . ay ~~ eR B® QO i to more for Halfsx about 6'h May. Sal as- ; i , ; till ao ’ ena. i, 'C erec for Halisx about 6'h May aloon pa = from Boston at a = : clock ie Som si ™/ ** May 19--Uaura C, Pollard, Bay Verte; stmr ' eat i “dl wee ments Ae Pe —e toca $20 ; Return, $20 ; this morning with freight and the following ; : Clifton, MeFee, Miramichi, steel rails; ™ eerage, single fare without provisions, 50.

eee ath Bi ; There is fearful excitement among the) %1th0R, _! ; . ; BB TaPre ‘ j passengers -- Miss Edith Binns, Miss 2t¢°| troops under Gen, Strange. Threats aro| ee ee Ty ttinaley, Beate, do uyers for Cash. HALIFAX TO HAVRE.

‘ a 2 3. ame , / : . " 13a ase; Cr te ’ 4 ays a2 ove ; a > ” . » . § Mary Longworth, Miss Jessie McDonald, freely made rs . Re uh Cora, Thorpe, Pictou, ba!; Foam, Moran, 8. S. “OLYMPHIA” will sail from Halifax i Miss Jessic MeLeod, Miss Katie 8S. Kelly, | ¥omer ae ; a Orwell, salt and flour; Ida May, Forrest, to Havre direct about Saturday, 9th May.

Miss Mary McLeod, Miss Katie McLeod will be waged against the Indians under! g¢ Jonn’s, Nfld, oats and potatoes Fares—First-class (single) to Havre, $40. cLeod, Miss ; Return, $60. To Paris or London, $50; Ke-

A Bane r ote Big Bear. May 20 —Confederate, Walpole, Pictou, bal; , ' - Ready Me ay we Logan, Se eepeclilererars Bridge water, Mason, Halifax, 2800 bas cats; Our New Stock of TEAS Unrivalled for turn, $70 —>— | Nothing Heard of the Batile| Ellen, Sarton, Richibuotn, ons ae NA HAVRE AND SWANSEA TO HALIFAX.

Somenser Virtace, Megantic Co., Que- at Winnipeg horses, cattle, produce, etc. Quality and Price. The neWw first-clacs S. 8. “DAMARA” will

bec, was all burned down on Saturday sail from Havre on Saturday, 2nd May, from

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evening last. About 100 houses were laid Ww scala inte OTHER PORTS. Swansea Tuesday, 5th May, for Halifax. in ashes, including M P. Malhiot’s resi- SERIES, See © Summerside, May 16—Entered sch Richard . Will be followed by monthly sailings to sul dence, the R. C. Church and Preabytery ; Nothing is known here at this hour of Thompson, Walsh, Pictou, coal. 18—Fore:t GEO DAVIES de . from all the above-named Ports. also,afoundry and cheese factory “Many | Poundmaker’s defeat Queen, Casidy, Buctouche, lumber; Annie ; aden "Feria A othe or y cheese | hah me ee : ole : ~ acelin * Shedis ws Paris, and other places. people are left in a destitute condition. Gabriel Damont has not yet been cap-! Florence, B rnard, Shediac, Junk iaq-ya) Cb’ town, Ma 15th, 1885. ier big a “labs ithi ilding ing mostly : ‘ robably escaped to Birch! Wellington, McFarlane, Picton, bal. Cid’ 18} V » Way ’ Return tickets availabie tO return within The buildings being mostly all wo xden, the tured, He has probably P smnenii = — eee ny three months per steamers ‘*‘Damara,

__ss Wellington, McFarlane, Pictou, bal.

fire was spread in different parte of the vil- | Hills, where he will fight.

lage by the sparks. There beivg no pumps Latest reports place the casualties at tle “Olympia,” or ‘*Ulunda.’

For freight and further particulars apply to

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the fire conld not be got under control. battle of Batoche to be : a0 tite seetiiaaa Cece Snake ae Emre Ticevrt, Havre; Bureess & Co., :>- 1 . tlle 1 peso dese reste Cet ee eo eee 9 z i > . *e. “10 S a ’ Swarsea ; ADAMSON & RoNALDSON, London : Tue SS Clifton arrived here from Barrow, — a A ae 4g| England, on Suuday, the 3rd May inst. een copint & Saher se yesterday, making the pass»g2 in twelve days als meat Me ee en 93 | Robert Haviland Esq , unc'e of the Hon, 1’. J.B. Pape 8 Oe, 8 8 © nana eit Oia es Shek co ess : : 3 She is a fine three masted steamer of 2500 tons a ciel a ae 17 Heath Haviland, aged 85 years. me hie to gress, and 1716 tons net register, and 340 feet itis hi At Vernon River, May Gth, George Van . haan long, and has a flash deck. She has a midship General Middleton is now marching 0D | 7). rctine, sen., aged 75 years. p oan es wae with accommodation for about twelve | Prince Albert, and goes thence to Battle At the Charlottetown Hospital on Sun larg ‘ : . lish ae teiee mete’ ee ee oil all hore — May 10th, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Mr. EEKS & GO. are now showing, in their new establish- ; umpde "eat 4 : cy . e ‘ ° ae > vt, feturn inp abate fortnight, and te f Otter’ cna haat See Ee ment, Market Square, a full stock of rich and fashionable will sail for Loudon abo he 4! 5th of , ion o er’s eo ‘ oe June. We and sceual cooeant enaiaalans No ¢ es “ HOTEL ARRIVALS. DRY GOODS, eembracing all the Jeading novelties for . : : : i - - 4 a a already been made for freight and cabin a . — sesson. Ladies will find a very attractive st ock ‘i sg : % © teal. Mae ics, Milli and English Flowers, Silk Mantles t pag Wiemirzo, May 20. May 19—K R Morson, Eldon; A C Stewart, | 108, Millinery, Hats, French 8 : ; !

athe British ironclad Ganada arrived at| The battle between Col. Otterand Pound. Georgetown; P C Murphy, Couaty Line; John and Dolmans, Laces, Ribbons, Trimmings, Buttons, London | @iifax from New York on the 18th inst. aker, and the reported capture of the} p Wright, Cherry Valley; D A McLeod, : ne +

7a preliminary investigation into the con- chief ond his braves, telegraphed from St- Eldon; Geo Forbus, oe eee ze Hos 1ery and Gloves, Ke, Xe. uct of officers of the warship Garnet,daring ot bee fi d. Arsnault, Egmont Bay; HC Baxter, Portiand, . : . 8 : !Boyton’s ae eee arnet daring | Paul, hae not been confirme Me: RC Donald, Moncton, N B; J Barelar, The Carpet and Oilcloth Room 1s well worth a visit from

Ratbor has been concinde Ty eS eg a O'Leary Station. 20th —AS Brownell, Nortk - urchase in these oods. r has been concluded. The sentry on Burning the Country. port, NS; J Campbell, do; Geo Muttart, those who contemplate a pur g Vien’s Felt Hats

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF

duty has been summaril d t 8 Hee 4 artly sentence oO ee . ’ ing e si : . ; friar dag cli, cnftement for neg ae apn, [erases Acrmng Reameats, 3) The Queen Street Store is aleo fully stocked with newest ting to prevent Boyton’s approach to Le, eS. Se el Pa adles if i : i I i sale ¢ the ship or Pp ores. Sama eee cident. cud: Wd Rat, bithing Bee country | Capt McKenzie and wife, Flat River. goods, and business will be continued there as usual. For Sale Uheap at the

‘ The midshipw: ; , he Indians |— . ————Sa a oes . pwan on duty has been und Eagle Hills, to prevent the tndian , ATH) . x piluitted, but Lieut. Gardner who allowed coke obtaining cover. A Caro.—To all who are suffering from i QN DO ‘ lj () ] eS Boyion to go after having him in ‘i a errors aud indiscretions of yuth, nervous 5 d & r

weakness, early decay,! oss ofy manhood, &c. April 4, 1008

Charge, inaterd of taking him a prisoner on . “as llor : lp SO. board the Garnet. is to be f | wake fo be Lord Chance . I will sen‘l a recipe that will cure you, FREE te wattialled. ‘The’ yenoral opinion among og Mee 20, 1 oe CU ENR, tise rons eeeey nate MARKET SQUARE AND QUEEN STREKY?. DVERTIS® in THE DAULY EXAMI. the blue jackets ‘e th s the pore having LONDON, : ay . oovered by a Ne aaa in South te NER. hie Hane clewetiaing mradiom ne } ‘ at 2 - . ‘ a be ” a ~AY » . te osep ~ :

get clear. z Lord Shelbourn as Chancellor, T. Inman, Station i .