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Poii'i'r.avD, ME. May 3-( Special\--
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L TORONTO, my s.-(spOOii1)--The
colored people here have passed a re~
solution ot|sympathy with the :colored
people south and offering to co-operate
°'_';_ with theni_in any desired action.
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SEATTLE May 3.-(Special) The
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AMAGES  ._ff.Ll§§<f`i§§L§;.. ...THE TORY _
pfswa neiiiive in iii. sOin|i.
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Non-Delivery of a THE KLONDYKE Decides Not to Proloiig the
  The Latest Estlmagenotlttliis S|irlng‘s Gold  
sary to keep business steady ;`_ee`_eoii1d, it ia
only nine .months ago that tlie»_(ii1lVtrade
preference to British F goods had some into
force, and therefore the conditions
were comparatively _ new- ; -third-,‘ it _ was
notadvieable to _make ter1'R`oh_~a`iige`awVhile
negctiationa with the United_St'atas were
in progress.
Speaking of these negotiations, Mr.
Fielding said that Canadians were
notes anxious°for 'reciprocity _ae they were
two years lilo. Free trade relations would
Bl!-Syl be desirable, but Canadians were
neverso well able as now to do without
them. _ _
The negotiations would be resumed. O If
"'**" season’s gold yield from Klondykeis _--- ' se t p 5° O _ 9”"
estimated i>OiweOO sv ooo ooo and $20 ” °°“"°° ‘ °
DELEG A1155 _OOO,OOO. "` ’ ' N_ B_ DUCTQR PRQMQTED V`;..f§.'l.O"'fI`1`.'.1'.°.ifI.`l ..‘.f‘§..ff.“`}’f1.f'ff`fO‘lf§ TREATINGH 
0f greet profperity; but the -pendulum
IIALIAN i1iiM1cRAr1oN. _ __ i ===s»= -on --i»¢.i1» <»=\»»= -»-y. use    O
______ ' _ 'every year wae.Oa`Fin“`aiice"l£inister able to
_ ilrd fLb N Lludln at New k h gb ' __ Vi, hd  ` V. 
They are Beaten and ° °’ ° ° “LTR nl ' Coroner’s Jury Find the .iii lil; ..O.'.if.';1°i..: .Oli i'O..:;.'.v'.;i Resm°ung"“Sale§‘
Want Three Months’ Truce New YORK, MK- <seOOi.i)_ii.” 51100lil1£ Of Jake ICe  "'°,,",.f,',’,lff°§,,`,',‘_’“"’  “ii ¥ clubs?
_   , ,800 37  O*
_Not Granted. alian laborers. are coming in hordes. was Justifiable. Vmuch nil’-°_ eh., 'Bene e§¢_¢];__¢‘me_ _ _ ~   VV
Five thousand have landed here since O they 'maid be ¢b1¢¢°_meg,,u,in _g¢n_¢h»,~ V V  ;__OV_ VV;  
Saturday., O _ position as the greatest colony ofthe great-
‘ ~ ' O OTTAWA. Ma 3._ s Ociiii -'ru O O -
Muir.; May 2.-(Special)-Gsm C. P. R- STOCK. 7 ( P ) ° ‘to the
_ _ . 't' ' - - » AR .
Om will the Flhpmo delegates" Sells Above Par iii-__l:t_i;on For The Y¢|'Y 35031 l;:ol}t?l?;u0rth1l1:o;llaor;)ll;g glllzdgigdl  V in E  T highly d
MW 8 mitthey r°pr°Sent.As\1i- . - " 'nie New niinii; cms. iu¢iiiiOr¢O|Oni¢i. “_ "W1
and who admit that they are Fifst Time' mein :;;!::_£udget` debitez ed 7 » A   _ ,_ O
beaten, had along conference today. L M 3___S - 1 _C “_ ‘_ *i’° was aPP°1“¢ f° 566 _MONTREAL 'MBX2-_-_F0\_11’, 0_1 the new the  The following is
They want a three months truce but _diano;;,;1;; S36-_'at lglifig; abs Zrst ;\;s;nt protesting the Brockville elec- Vggipuga<;i;;¥<:'e;\;eu;f;e;i;g:4o;ins tht: mm-,V01 tpgpnrport, of its
"mug was decided on' 0 time in its history .going above par. ` MONTREAL’ Hay 3. (Specm)_Dr IiiterooiontalV__rnilway_ this summer. far-?JV==5’_1'V‘.;.-§f_i‘~l;§’Os"VVf 
_ ` J- Clarence Webster, tormerly of She; und hem today’ and liemg ggthevmost ‘l ‘ ” "ef-`wOO\ii '  
h _ l _ _ _ modern ‘t._vpe,V are certainly #the equals, yea;-g 15 mule an
53°" 55 bw” “ommenfwd 3851"” I CHICAGO MARKETS disc, has been appointed to a line posi-'Oi if not the peers, 01 anything em  H -t bei O #16-'
tern Union Telegraph Company O ° tion in Chicago. ' in Canada before, Their names are _  lg.
325.000 damage* for the non-l CmCAG0_ May 3__;[Speeia1] ._The The cm-one;-ie jury en Jake Ice_ ¢ha_`Artha.bn_.ska, Kamoumska,Ya_i_hsiefs,  'V 5
‘if “‘”°‘.‘“kg°‘° M“”“° Smal' _lfvlloving =\re.the elosius ratvi- indian kuiOa by supOnOiOO<iOni sim-0 M’i§;‘":’:‘;m_ h th   VV zgiiwwuia _sw _ ~.
ertol ti B df d` M h t,"1|} , 33 ' Oats . . _ ` 9 9_ ' 195" eu °Yi¥9_"_._WU»  'O  ~_
°° °u °r m °r ,275 _“Y or: ?50V‘ ‘mm ’ ’ wood.Vrendersda verdict of “]ustiiii.ble east, W-in-ee,__-eamly be a-revegegee V_VO_OO‘4-_,,_
sus dia nOiO 'tum O s -"’I1i)wh;>a=.72t; OOrO.s4i;°11=s. 24%; "°”‘“°‘d°~" Tl“°°‘°”°1'“te=~= Sherwood. 'rh°OP°°P}° in “‘O°O.“'.“Y' °‘ 3?*_‘Y¥“‘°€tl'
3° m?59a=° an was Pmk 8 70 OTTAWA’ Ma 3_TheB d et .comior1s.»O<'1‘he.dmiugcarsa.re_<oertsin-'i
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i THE WEATHER.
'\`°0'|'H_A°“_E 'N A stiNU're _-- _ _4!'¢rO_Or_°;zisri»e we buses" etfshe me
L.  :H iiqe, Wasumcroiv. May 3.- (Special)-Mwliieh `éloaOd’l1s'if1nse,_ the Fimnciiellinl ;_M4
Nei-SQA; in eunugial Showers ,and cooler, ps;-fly.. ~-éloiidy, O' ister took up ther-eegrd gh, ¢ur;eg¢;iye;r_liiug 8
` brisk to high northeast winds. ending J une, 1896. The revenue for” th`e arrigrig
-` Sr. ]oHN’S, Ntld, May 2.-The
sealing steamer Nimrod arrived here
i today from the Gulf of St. Lawrence,
' V “ with 9.000 seals. The coastin schooner
BE Joiin’s and it i- feared that her crew of
A ow' four men. all brothers perished.
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Crew Of Brothers Perish.
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Margaret was crushed’in the ice off bt.
The atm Ilii ls i strong iii. E
Ili WE STIGK BY illlil \i0Tl`0
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nr-:sr 'riuir anew. ,Baking P0Wd9f
srsciantiss |   -
Hover at time Vegetable Souls; M252 ffmn P01* V
See our 1899 Cm.1OgOe fo. new! cream of tartar.
v.riOnO. SWEET PEA SEEDS. -~ O
 the food
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Sultans. Boigsmeszzeiid Prlniirs l  ¢ gpm” dm V
uuveLui|uu_urownsneo.,|i¢lvolt-
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Good ones, tha.t’s the kind you want, we have them, we
make them right hers at home, we lies every bit of stock in
them, superintend personally the 'making of them, tha.t’s
why we can recomend them price 1.35 to 1.65 Imported ones
if you want them, not as good but good for the price 90c
to $1.20
_GOFF BROS.  
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terest as no one expected any A disclosures
or tariii' changes ot importance. ,V _
ten months oi the year 'now expired is
$37,232,000, or $5,077,000, more than last i
year. Allowing for a proper-t,'q||;'t¢_ iii-
crease of revenue in the last _twe months of_
the year and allowing that the current o1it~
lay tor the year would be $42,026,000,.
there would be a surplus of $4,408,000. "
(Long continued government cheers.) _
In additition to this current. expenditure
there has been a capital expenditure of
$7,163,000 and $1,500,000 more would be
required before the end of June, making
a total capital expenditure $8,663,-
000.
Notwithstanding the surplus, there
would be a net addition of $1,700,000, te O
the debt, after allowing for increased
sinking fund assets. (Gontiiiued opposi-
tion laughter.)
Hr. Fielding explained O that last*
year that district coat about $700,000 and
yielded to the revenue about double t/hat
much. ‘ ‘ ` V V
During the ten months of this year the
Yukon cdst $1,146,000 and had yielded
$795,000' » '
But the Finance Minister expects there
will be.no deficit by the time the year ie
out,for the revenues of last winter’s opera~
tions will then be collected.
Mr. FiOi<iiOg ...iii that iiO'iisd nO :mf
changes to propose-not even in the oil
duty. As to the oil he, however, proposed
to abolish all restrictions on the manner of
importation except those necessary for
safety. A _
Dealers would be allowed to im-port in
tank vessels, tank cars, barrels or tin cans .
Inspection fees would be abolished. »
i “We do not propose to change or reduce
me ...iam ...aa Mr. EiOidiOg. “I Odmii iiisi
it is not perfect, but there are reasons why
` it should not be disturbed.” The first
reason was thai tariii stability was neces-
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Speaking on the Yukon finances,-
byK°igl1¥S- S' ° 'h t 72 . 35. te 22;- _ 7 ° “ 3 "“°'”°°‘ lv h_e_auties,f:in_thewa'y of comfort' and
1 P°rke.’p8t.8:: .8 ‘ L com' 'Da ’ ' for the this year was not awaited with in- elegaqcelaud will increiiise th ' _
0 ' O "ard of _e lance atiai
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'The generilOinipra`s,sion_amongO _,tha
leadingriiilway omciuls was that the
management ot the government road
has taken a step which must inevitably
result in greatly enhanced- passenger
receipts by attracting :lucrative tourist
business to the maritime provinces. _ '
V N0 SURRENDER.
Quarterly Session Grand Division S.ioi T.
Reaftirms its Position on Prohibition.
Reports were received from the grand
of prohinition, raaiiirming _the ~ position _
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To the Ch’towii rliqusr
Regulation Act.   
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' _#_ O Tuesdays and Fridays, er
Airricomsl. May _2._-The second Lmgrlfgf any; after 4 o’c1_ock. p
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Vopeiied this evening at 7 oclock  _ _N I  _  be  _mi
oiheerg giving' statistics for the p_astV‘ciVvic" or provincial election day,
quarter and dealing with me fq\i_§s_t_ionVV| en’  helielay
_ _  auri»gi_iiO iimO'Oi uiO iiOi<iiO`g Oi
.':ik.i“O:l.ili: Gm" D'"°‘°” “° "M “ »l Oi pmviimiiii miisiiini.. ;_ _ _O ,
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No sales of liquor to be
Q saosVV to pe
No hai-maid or _,domestic female ser
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vent to be permitted in' a room 
_ _Trunks -0_0* tv be Oiiitiniitedlisllsvyi
plies O where liquortissoldi or 
 _iiqngriissoie-.O ‘ _O _ ,I5 7;'
"' ° -  V fexcept in the ‘residence ot the 
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providing the _treat-under peiieityeoii
not less than81Q nor more than $25-
'Sale in clubs not Proof
of consumption ou premises to be evi-
dence of sale. "  ~- `
Persons intending  sell must make
application and   description;
of premises. Sales not to be permitted
in any block where one halt the residents
over 21 years of age 'sign a. petition
avainst such sale, the signatures' to be
attested genuine by  V. _
One halt the penalties mcovered for
oiences' against the Act to go ttithe
informer or "prosecutor,-*MTB _llwfl ill-O
former or.prosec_utor is not a policeman
or constable. 1
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