- a *» a - te a asnens DAILY EXAMINER, - - + = A 4 4A i s a * Xs» , ee a * - - ' / ® : “ . . 7” ”~ ‘ ~ i ' : TH I. DAT \ |: X AMINER Chamberlain speaks Out. | No Guillotine in Miquelon.

th 4 Ja i AAD . j :

t HE PRAISES LORD CHURCHILL! AND POINTS | A PECULIAR STORY A MURDERER SENTENCED — ania UT HO BER \ BE RE-| O BE QUILLOTINED, BUT THERE Is NO hy VIBER 20. LSS6. OUT HOW rhit Ld \l 1A

UNIT? GUILLOTINE, Dee _—— Editorial Notes, Mr. Chamberlain made a speech at aj The authorities of the Freneh colony private meeting of the Birmingham Liberal | of Isles St. Pierre and Miquelon have upon , eased to learn | Oounecil on the evening of the 28rd inst. | their hands a convicted assassin. who is : . ; i rae ’ i F § i | 2 Mess : | Ferguson have 7 HH: iid the political situation was an ex | something of an elephant, On August 28 raordinary and ©) lone. It had totally | last Carlos Zuzuarregui was convicted in the ‘ ] i i Ts iM ace ; ” : 7 , , e , : , red within twenty-four hours ‘Al | court of Assizes of the murder of Stanislaus ee wh,” he continued, ‘tl have often dif-|Coste, and sentenced to be guillotined. — _" | fered with Lord Rando oh Churchill, | have | There is no guillotine at St. Pierre, and the D P e | nevi ed do justice to his great ability |authorities must either brild one or have ‘ : . ul a k appreciation of public sentiment. |semebody appointed executioner by the ' ey Chof reared in old 'Toryism, he has re home government or send tO France for wna th peatedly risem superior to it, and his posi-| Monsieur de Paris and his machine. He

/ - All w thy in the recent Government was a guaran-}| Was to have been execute l in September,

| I ~ ; eserve the | tee to me that they would not pursue a_ re- {| Dut It was I und that the cost of getting the

- ' rwctionarv policy Lord Churehill’s re nt public ¢ secubLioner over here on a gyoverh

: ~ he. ; ; ; wnt wvessel ould . ¥ , 3 , speeches displayed Liberal principles upon | ™ vessel would be heavy, and the if esu r the elect ns in Cntaro most important rule ms H resivna i ¢ Kecutioi Was postponed, It will ” this

1 LLLP OR : (yu vit . | . ‘a ‘ is THe EXAMINER predicted it would be} t is a very significent ann cement, | month or early in January, if arrange- , It seems the d Torv influence “has/ments can be made, but if nobody | mi Sy ust what was be expected Mi , , “ j } ~

- 7 ined the upper hand he kevynot ti the COLONY can act as deputy

, . ; Mowat had been ‘caref Vinandet Churchill's policy was maintain the} executioner the murderer will be sent to the cons : ff raise Neviance with the Unionist | vuught | France and have his head chopped off by

) : ‘tt ates it perhaps the Tories had grown wise by | Monsieur de Paris. The guillotine never

F rience and were prepared to vern| has been set up in this country, -and if

| “ot a — ; a

a : 4 ral spiri lf they have abandoned | 4UZaurregu shall be executed here it will

me 4 '4 Pr ntentior Lord Salisbury must hbe|{ be the first case on record on this side of the " ‘ irties | prepared to f tl consequences. Now, | Atlentic. The crime for which Zuzaurregui entlemen, in view of this startling change | is to suffer is the only murder that has ever il ask myself wha ure the (Gladstonians been committed in the colony within the \ at ation | voing to d [It seems to me they have a| memory of the oldest inhabitant. Zuzaur- Li \s in the | great and perhaps a tinal opportunity Phe | regui, who was employed by a fish packer, Liberals agr on ninety-nine points and | tried to undermine Coste,another workman, J lisagree upon only one poil Even upon | in his employer's estimation, and failing in } . i ‘ ’ . ~ : Irish matters. when ] < into the thing, | that he conceived a violent hatred of the

; fast

' * ‘ tt} T am more surprised at the unber of points | man But Tauing to get up a quarrel, owing

the 1} where we al eed than at the re-|to Coste’s imperturbable good nature and

/ Ihe ainder, upon which forthe present we | simplicity, he resolved upon a deliberate,

i} must be content to differ. My pposition | eold blooded assassination. He took a

s ‘ ; ic ’ : ; : ’ } | : .2 . : ca / ‘ \ j i It Mr (ladstone’s hill » chi en or vil rt keen fish knife or cleaver ih his t a esented I neve uid I was hh and walked t in alley where Coste

i sf is ! : s ‘ reat land sche } was at work in a kneeling posture. Stand- |} l opp e Gladstone bill mainly upon | e to foreman, he called to an-

Fs VI i ’ s | | | ‘ i wi ial rHer WOrkKMAN ! 1ed Ha ala, and asked

I ” . ; 1} } "1

} VoL s ww the I! ixXpayel i © i crates ‘Lt eh made, rhe (ues-

‘ McLaa | n DI ion W 5 | that it «threw

4 | L} pared \ eclu n arral Coste off his uard, and he did not T) The | nt ike it rT i ndepel lol ) Zuzuarregui raising the cleaver

! Ise ¥ tat down on Coste’s neck with all

; ; 1} rl we On Was SO heavy

: t ' sa ; blow » Vicious, that I Ke } aul ‘ almost severed from his . \ bu | evel hat \ lew }) the sh remain hy

WAS POSSI devise a plan for t Death was, of course, ln at ' r . . . ment of t in rue } | ’ 1 No etfort was made to seize | ’ “1 : : ' ; ' : i 3 | i that anv of t Lib« . Hacala and the other werk- : { ; Lord | : e Spaniard was a maniac,

i] D Wi ris he 1 ed his way. Zu

1h > e | vel : e 1 | ittempt t ttack any

3 oa | ‘1 ‘ : ‘ en t ight to the police

5 4 ros } : ;

q . : , ' Wi | ‘ i . \ nuselir u Hy x | hie had E s a1 ~ } é we Costs t : st | he 1 I rk id called him- | ; ' talis i I \? i nan i » Pix rre He sia , iit ; , es , le i. , y heart if he should kill the : i i 7 } } : ’ : * ts i ‘ ; i I told him to doit. At : “| I i v ul i ‘ } puiy convicted of. as- y * no rree very | i , il { iS fle had beheaded his a im agree t irry ft $ np ‘ rl was sentenced to suffer death ih : fF f s the | on wh here is no differen pinion |the s way onthe guillotine.—WN. Y. i ‘ .8 li gis of | be en us, and leave it { and al / , } Enis t u : 2 starte n I wnK (list uss} m or tne ibject to say + <> + ~<a — — : ' - ' nether, wheh we cat i shed these} Phila : iN ’ to combat the ; Beston Markets. ‘ rertorms, we may nN $ tep turther | 4 ry | ’ r ’ ; | —— incipi le ON Labor lirection of the views of those who are | D . > . ») kindre , » lees | nee unfortunately. — our ante ” | ECEMBER 24. ful tende . The viects of the | LL ud cheers Mr. Chamberlain, writing | Laas. There has been more demand . to the leaders of the C1 er party x-|t st few days, with sales of Eastern t sition are vation and sanc : ee i ae eee e ; pressed his willl ess to take harge in| eXtras at 25 bo ZC per dozen. Firsts . ’ rem ' ft ’ "> . : . ' P 7 : ’ i 1 of Do! pI i f moral Parliament needf unen ents te range | neipally from 24 to 26c. Cana- ¥ ; : : ry ~ J idl cis Crotte ‘ ral from Zo to Zoe iI the church et Porarors.—-There has been a fair trade ' 7- . a . : . The Monti ‘ Lie rhe Irish Question. i Potatoes but prices close easier. Houl- ’ AS : ic ii Ss - ““ ; a _ | ; ton He ns command ODOC, and Houlton r se W ; _ 2 r ~ y yy Taf? . ; *% , > I , I now Ta i VEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS i Rose 58 to 60e Prolifics and Burbanks « “ I h - iru t 55 to 58e. Provincial receipts by tofo indet Mr. Par ed n f his | vessels range from 35 to 45c per bu. } rganized | St rusted ¢ gues, g to lreland| Fisa Trap Chere is very little change s : i ot ie hid “aT , . . - one . j} for the purpose of devisin me way to|to note inthe Fish market. The demand ' $ 1 its tend } conciliate the English and Scotch Liberal s usual at this time of year is light, and } ls “ 1 labor | Without ” iodificatian of the popular | very few round lots are moving. Mackerel as A branch of the | vement calculated hieve that object | are in fair receipt from the Provinces, but is conceded that the ipport he} most of them go into stock, being mainly i W i ! ses fi re Dow I ; 1 ; ; ) 1“ ] ’ 7 , + ase | ‘ ( nites will be lost, and the difticulti N l and extras, which are not the kind . , . . | . . 3W bil Pi in the way of Home Rule immeasurably dealers want at present, Prices rule sta Ep l we are | increased. This is said to be the view of | fairly steady, but concessions would have lt by Knights \ wo-thirds of t i the Parnellité Nationalists, but apparently | to be made if sales were forced. We quote ‘ : i hi f the D \ I ite 3. wh » Teassert the 1I P E Island and Nova yer tia extra No. | i Lv LHe nas vecen pra : ' ; | Gee Or ‘s y Crs : resoive to proceed with the plan of cam-|at $20 to $20; ordinary No. 1 at $15 to : j } : . W ie ‘ 246 i Y ‘ o ” : ; paign in any event Phere are, however, |} $18: No. 2 at $12 to $13; and No. 3 at $9 Pi + r is not | signs of a disposition to meet the moderates| per bbl. Bays are not offering in large 201 — J man-| ia the party by restricting operations to |lots, supplies being mainly in dealers’ he |extreme cases where oppression by thejhands. Total receipts of Mackerel at Bos- uc ' ‘ | : . . ~ : . . or | | landlords is found to be unusually severe. | ton for the week, 854 bbls., of which 3837 r — = ; % 1 17 > : j Via gui f Londo terry has Liso bbls. were from the | roviluces.,. . loft . »} ny > ly Te red v | i What Hon “ir. Sullivan Says, | ft for Irelrnd, appare ntly in luced by | eet > + ee i |; Lord S Dury continue his administra- | ,., ve » : ry , " lets until Piactlondient aunet aie. Aint eee Hind of a Bible They Want. | . ’ i i iAll il ili $ i ar- : ‘ at aia . . . 4 ” : : | ture | veen hastened by the necessity tj , It; ‘4 b{ W. W. Sulliva which , ty ; ne J Woman is still revolting, says the Sf. “a ing something immediately to checkmate 1 my +: f i NISss1ol “a ; J Grazet This time she is disposed ‘ rvt]} nome ran Parnellite move, to ren rel the nh , , . . everything pointing | — a , , | to look to the origin of things, and has in : . cy} Laie paign On @ DASIS acceptabie tf the Giad-|., f ; , : - iD retwe on ‘ ,.. jit design to confound the tyrannical sex , ; onite The Tory press asserts that Par- | a Mi “ i i } le radicted | : : i with Biblical texés. Ac ording to a Ger- a nanere | uell did sanction the plan of campaign, and | | Sie me ae uf tediae: -1 : prebpes | . a t] a 2 i . 1 | ti} il newspaper te nun er wl adies mm ; : 1S st er hat pro 2) fl Willi iC 1 i : ‘ :

- tent in se a ni Pri sintend to make new translations, ‘J } : ‘ conil ) en the GACcoate tnHeS ace . . 9 . _

i i riectly sat ied | : ; a 2 botn the Old and New Testament, to the

; ' ms \t London Liberal clubs the opinion Lad whet , whith’?

u i uavi : . ‘ end thi Cerualh MMSSAVCS Vy . 4 ar Very fo. eneral that the Castle gvovernment in any _ ; : I : ; we i‘ ery : . ‘ , : : ‘ > nmaraly upoh womens nature ay > ren-

i ' iF mq | case 18 doomed. General Sir Redvers Bul- |, poe 1 ' e may be ren

. de l 5 eterms | , red more correctly than male jealousy

, j +} hould be | [ef 4¢ting for tne government, enforced | lit tie ' ‘tted } reli >theys I e | . 5 , . : i an PArolailtly Lay ye OTT cl,

By oe | landlords’ reductions in Kerry as effectually | 5, ‘ Ta? paver . HO’. WOCKING 5h WT as. Dillomites have aletiches [tis be-| Lbe existing translations were all ~ is ic LiJOTLILOCS Ihe *isbeW Lic | Ll >= ; .

, , r wishes. Mr. |‘ ‘ , #6 : a ithe work of men, who were, of course

Foe . ‘ f itives would | Ueved in these quarters that the Parnellites } Sebiaks lt | ti 7 ae ' r . st ives al 7 . : . . . j ton teligh é bs ne é y .

a , > ae teae wsttl Said the plan of campaign too deeply 1° Uy too elghted to ar s fling at woman, ryt federal election, | ° : : ed 4), | aud distorted the sacred texts to suit their ; 4 : m tishied with | rected to be abandoned, ina that OtAl, ; It i 1 it

iy SALISIIG Witil |] : . j; Gespicat . ur Ses. : ‘rs t > ‘ — ee | sides will make concessions msuring thei. : a ee = 7 BHR PEERON th at i ion, on which a : ' 43 ; 1 .../ the humiliating narratives of the creation

‘| ; } : t] }; ovement vbciIng carried through otnel ‘ . ; ° » .

' elieve the} ancl i le fe. ROE eee of Eve and the eating of the appie are re- oy : nse MEV ISA ON ~~ | mentary Nationaliste unteamrsied by garded as the head and front of our offend- " ‘ j QS, LLLET AL \ i LLloOma StS ul) anil it ; i

! ; ' uid | . | obligatior that vuld nly impair th ie} ing. Several lady translators have been

; | ‘ af ‘ the cou biSALIOLIS ila litt thd! Apat ile i fa in. og le ty . a th .T wecfeteces 46 tnthisal inthe Uhneien tt Code 1 Soe by «a female committee ; but, did not act} since the fair enthusiasts have only just

J gen | could not | ” ad ‘ ;commenced their Hebrew and Greek

: ro with Government, | ta ’ i studies. the. confusic f me YS ae Pee

A " tH ty - the ts rhe Pope on the Position of the tude 8, ie contusion ol ia in, it is feared,

i matt the LShe Church. | Wil be delayed for some little time. ta i ards t] eof th Bon an when | j i rnment put on more cruise: the oe ; ; : Ee ree ; biafaet H . telegram from Rome states that when | ‘ i g . mi . ry : isfactory. . a . . pore » <% Pie °@ « ‘ SS mt “} receiving Christmas congratulations from errant aperionce in a Gale. 7) 1 ment of the law result- | ,, ‘oT] & Claws 1 ey ; i "oer : , oat | the College oi Cardinals the ! ope spoke at ., ° ee

J he province. The | some length of the position of the Church |,, 2¢ "© anspires that the condition of

et ticial to Canada. | : oS Bas gee the steerage passengers o} ail tlds wbasien

a4 ' a ey tS: | in Italy. He protested against the anti- ” — “% —s “eft Phil — une ae

vr ‘ ‘ Chink more | 4 . . er ZAceliand, which Ie luade ‘ »C

ri ; . - | Clerical movement which is being carried on | >“) ate ; oe ee ame

Vie nee oe » Msh in Vanadian | iy the | mntry, and said the Holy See was "2 and put in at Queenstown the other day,

| hole was pertect : es after cencounte Ya gaie fas : Ps 3

in . vas pert | now: cespoiled of.the last rédehentaiol tale : C - ering l gue, was —

7c. y result of the mission. } ; ; : : in the extreme. During » stor thie an e : eae ; : mi patrimony. The only liberty left to him 1 be it] ; 1 ‘ ; a one eo dq _— ae i | erence have een ar- . ; ‘ 4 , 1 : ° | LAS LEC iree Gays, tons of wate owe

7 unved al or : f way t | was that held by the Roman Pontiffs in the t} hein : - : . tin ~ i on a fair way to set- | q mm : ‘ ie steerage compartments saturating 2

NY . | earliest ages. The Italian Government. he i a eee a a oe Wn ve | FE ig ri ye Bh are ng: ;, bedding and clothes. The passengers were

a f 2_ee ; Geciarea, ha assisted the iaity in unduly t 1 j x b . 5 id :

| : mae ' 7 ” ' water soaker mh r 32 GAYS C Se Anthony, of King’s, | @terterimg with the administration of the, °“ * ees aoe 2s See ae ee oe : : « fi my. Of hg 8, | . S . , lé res . [Ya wre ges et © b ae: ere o the woods jug: | Churchyhad expelled religiows bodies and gh 7 inges. There was scarcely any food. 4 ~ YOOUS issi . : ’ 5 valve a gRe % sts} = yr InTlMaAKG ee pea Thev « e +] had tolerated an organized hostility against - Cae wea Rens quatalatecs savers eee re — ; . .. ws ~' having their ] bs broke ’ y t ae : the ro the Vatican. As the head of the church he ero ae vent. tp women : : vas discoveres 2d an a. ota oe f : thirty shots | Must continue to protest against the posi : es s0ead SOG 1D & stave of de 1 ead rm || tion in which he is plated ; COMposition. \ll were panic stricken and a ; . . . } , . < ; } H De ee fjimuch suffering and sickness prevailed. — ' VEkY young girls, who have mede the | he steamer was a floating hospital. The | | | , sted in the | d& n suciety. as tad 60.053 58, \n- | Steamer was 1,300 miles west of Cape Clear | neon at 4 Py eee r- | tujuated old maids are ‘* tabbies ind the! When the captain determined to run into | ROCK A take into msideration iwitern ' > or j 1} } 7 (): . os r : : j the : a : i utermediate ones, who are still youthful by ‘Jueenstown. fhe engine room wass filled | 4¥OOUI0N Of a Dial Us aed of : | — i : ny ~ ;: ° : i. the Asteivtertiety: ua the fuuds of | courtesy, but have been there about as long as’ with water and all the tires were put out, | 5 se y | S are terre” "Phe stexmer suffered terribty. Bs a. = ™ ig i er * a ;

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