A sum: London. April l9.--A I-I-ml to V Lloydn.-cue: the an no-nun: Buf- hlo, mu Nu vars. toe.-I-II. 3: Fuo(\.hn oB'::iIAp?l||Ilm" 'ulI'lh` 1'3-I` CHOU A -3-`?- Naw York, April I9.-TIN Herald quuleu the (Into oi Newcastle. who in uuyiug n this city. and in at one ol the leaders at the riuulia-N tic nwvomem. in England, as de- nmmcin7 tin pot-no which puvaikd at the imtnlhon of UM bishop of London; in which Juhn Kcnnit, gnr-` ad fuuninemly. I thiu it in typi- cal of the Angllb-S1303 for the minority to attempt to 'overt|Itmv tho magurity by Ilwleumung" -Liv grave in nuolncl AI nnvinu. ` JQIIIL -Kahlil. mayurily by Iuwleuneu," In in Md 3: uying. Jolm-Keluiv. docund several monl-Ill JIM. he would break up the i ion of the low! taken 1 `John Remit h I o you. llmlo Na- iol. (W Ktjnlll. Neitr $0 hilly f .npruuImg|i`va ot unigoup and 0 Baal} i K Carib V- 7?., Joli: 13.5? a. nu. ma. 1:; L j:i`m-y_,g,o the cnuu"|t`Iu ox- Ed. Berlin, A ril 19.-Field - Innrshnll count Von aldersee oicinlly reports that the but part of thovwinwr palace it Pehin was d-antroyqd by tire on Wadnondnv evening. Gen. Sihvvnrt|- ho met his death in the lire, tho! cause of which is not axplnined. He nddn that French and Jnpnncne troops vs the mutt prompt uuintauce. The .Id nun-nl_Io|| and the. other nioori lost nearly everything. Iajor-Gen. Von Sohwnrtzko. prior to his ap- intmont as chief of stall to count on Wnldersen commanded the 33rd in- fantry brigade in Schwerin-Iocklen- hm-g. He was n member of the Hur- mnn dt-It-gmiun tn the peuoo-corif:r- enee at The Hague, wIlez'e'hn played a cuuapiauouu part. Pu-in, April l9.--'|`ha It`:-o3nch_fnn-ign ooo in anxious to hztva-it undm-Loud that the l"runco~(Semmn expedition to the burden! of the provinou of Chi Li. in China, in mere|y~n policy: men- wre. which in prmul by the fact that France will withdraw 3,000 troops from China shortly. ~ ' lulu Eocapo Thtugh Window 01 Asbestos Hanan. London, A il l9.--A danpctoh from Pokin says, t during the tin in the emperor's palace. eld mania]! count Von Wnldernee made his escape A window of an asbes- Inn Lamas which ha brought. with him OI ll. In a. speech t Lyons. France. N- Laneusn. minister of marine, con- tended that French warship: were au- perior to those of other -nminns. He aid that if ths French built vessels unto alowa than the Ingliuh and German. they were an-verlhcleaq stronger, more elegcnt and better lininlnd. 'rQIA4-Iunuuhn I-can Il..lI..m.-... nnnnnmnn ruusnm. Tel from Iremnrne unnnnnce that a bubonic plague is increasing in Mntrclin and at them in much Alum our the must] 0! in disease. Time in moral cues in`=We Am- lrulin and many in Quouulmul. mm.- Ilnvn hnnn tn-n dentin from the Inna on many In unoaacumn. 1`-vine lave been two deaths from the plngue at Brisbane. WIDHOW 0l' an BBDEI` to: house which he brought with him fl-fa Germany. The house was bum- WIIIGB lmfll `III! y0Il t Iuumpeg. The man Email, whu. in Paris, on. Wethendny, shot and killed Mme. Englnuder and dim ommuiuood sui- cidu becnnso the woman n.-fmmd to him, was born in (fhiuagn. June: Rosa, lonttoal. who has just rotutud ll-om Enclnnd, states that u Dominion inn and awe! compnnz bu nude A contract with Englia rm: for the supply of 150,000 tons of six]. . lonu-cal. Th bill to . luvs dininguiallihg null used by truth union; mung- llid as with mark: was thrown A-ut by tbeiellta eunmiuee. (`In-kn Wnllnan in in Innln-nl uk- i ...;.b.:. to 1. Orange gn U mg-en `Uni: venr at Wi ails ten tho Urangc g 'c meet: `lhin your at Than mun Ermit, `plan i Imuee. "E "mob. I lnrm- wt S1. A `hr Q"-n I5 tfir to 5. U(I), ` the Q91]: nf a relative `iii A Lnnnallvnoi Vnnnrh ` hnndinn paper: an at we . T50 Crow ! Nut goudmllmlful pun- ad Illa nilny cuuuium at muwn, 5 utislacpoty agnuaem having been undo. The Bell tclophona ,mpany'I hill `Ill thin Poltpontd for; week by the ante and cummoaroe com- mn I lee. in Irfillih. Over a hundred Fn-nch(`nnadiAn bullies have unturned in the "put two days from tho United States to Inna!-nil. no any: Iont real. TL` Id Ii ," N #00! Iquamu. V dc ' inn. religiou- i` ` Portugal, and llihill the pope. Th Crow : Nut Inhern bill pa VI I l,IIf0I' IP| "'"` "" :9 II in, (Quip O, Guu_ luznlrunl, _ItII `an. own an :5. gum! hmrm-I ` , a oumqn I'v'ca|a.goo.` lunhn mi-I traveller, in band dead m the woob new `Qlvb. v `I. L. ..-...| 4:... u_.a |.`.h.rA will i nponod iu ' nt-ct II -M IL with 2: u.."'u`.'. I'.a Ian papa -mo. A M-auto: nu nu-lo M Hamilton I? VI 1 Ihpfnbtot appointed for `II it IOGIUI N Had Pkxnrd will `'3 U)IullNNIun.' of I50 act. Goal`! Kin, brawl! I P"" OI! III`! III Sim:-oe, commit- wield: - II in mm-rind nnl-A in connection lnhrlin I-anon 1. - bean up- Pdnthdl cl U..a:er-my col- m"".`:;`l"`0 IN upon. . alert in illilrlmuuul. at Ultnwl, in my (Be acute ounmmee. Clarke Wallace in in lnntmsl i the rsilwn for up:-ciul rues for `In onto: to 1. (`In-nnm: umnd Iudtm. nu: uucz uunxicn. Carter's LlverPills. Inuit Had: A xmuh. ll __ v-_.L A.__;| an um` PN* It: inn: 4:! Hinwoe. III in an Grand `URI `HUN! IUI" grand Iudge, . Winnipeg. in Paris an IOIII 0|" , the Up-to-date units {qt W0 :,avu,_nlI vfh yang`: Involticu. OI-and _v___ Condition Continua E-nu. Pu-in, April l0.--Notwith-tandi ol- cipl (halal: clerical journal or- ito Fnmaino, In-Alina iu unviouu ntuenoau an to the [rave oondiaicm of panic Wnldaot-Banana`: health. Thlpoper duluu that it innot tron tin. DI-..`G|lip[Io.. an physician in nuondnneu. has returned to Pu-in. 1!: still _mnminn In epuntunt anon- daau on his puiont nt Autihu. Fat Sick Slvllach. BRl1MA. Property in the New Hobridu ' Wipod Ont. Vancouver, B.C., Avril I9. -- News from Australia, by the Anrmngi. tells of the (null destnnclinn of {no Cann- dian l'red1vt.orian misulinn building: ings in t 0 New elbritlen, on the in- land of arrmuanga. (her a month ngu an LC .rib|e wind storm devastated Hue islands of the grou . and all the llninuion buildhl. W ich were n ohm-gs: of Rev. Ir. Ruhoruon. lor~ merly of "Nova Scotin. and well known in Ontario, were raw 10. away. Tin principal damage was 112 by I ' tidal `wave. which succeeded` thy hur- ridnne. Severl persona narrowly oo- onndd inntnnl. Ilnnn in Oh: fall nllhn torn by the new unu claws on me animal, the esh was ton: in thme places on his left. leg betwc-en the thigh and knees and his ankle and font. were also badly torn. His phynician says that his injuries are most serious in- deed and his arm may have to he am- putated even if his life is saved. noun. Eseverll narrowly c instant death in the fall c-I tho _ ion hdinp. Famous Animpl Truinu Attacked by The Big `Fungal Tiger. lndiunapulis, April l9.-Frank Bos- Luck's sun was the scum 0! another vicious attack upon 8 human being by Rajah. the Bengal ligt-r which killed young Neilaon several weeks agu. This time Ir. Bannock was himself the vic- tim and ho, is no badly injured that he my not recover. Bouook Iimught out the best. `for some special traininig And_ when the exercise was completed Capt. Day In: ordered to go in nd~ Vance of Rajah and open thq door to his cage. He did so and got behind it so as to close iv. u soon as Rajah had ants.-red. n...a....L~..... Iv-hind the animal and entered. Bostockwvu behind the animal Day heard him growl and turn to at- tack Boatock. Whu-n Bay looked around the beast had spmng upon llosmck and was tearing awty at him with tcclh and claws. Bontock was powerless, as he was armed only with a cluhvand a pistol loaded with blank cartridges. Day called for help and Capt. Bonivita, the lion trainer. was the rm. to reach the. scene. As he approached Bostnck and the tiger Ho- nivitia struck at the tiger, but. lia- jah dodged the lvlow and it: full force cnme upon Ilosmclfa head. knocking him to the lion: and rendering him unnnumninua unconscious. Bouivitin then opened fire wilh his revolver and Rajah, confused `by the noise and blinded by the smoke, shank into his cage and made no further ef~ fort. to get at the prostrate body of Postock. When .v.he I tor W15 re- moved to his room: it was found that his left arm had been torn o to the ' bone. His head was scarred and by the teeth und claws of the _..:...-I 4|... n....|. mg. an.-- in Ohrnn ever prosecuoed. A feature on me can: was that the four detective: who wotkod up tFe one against. Hope l~ed Iuddeniy, And one of thou: told A friend 0` Hope`: father `at before he died that In sworn in] y against. the unnnn Il.luL V0033 man. `mall newerd lot their re would put tho police In t way an! getting them, but the bonds are vnlueleee now god the bank of- ` idol duolxne to enter to th- ' .mTheu:n:le them, except on reline. The man in whoee poeeeulon up bonds are le in need of money. He was at once euepeotod of the robbery, but the poh'oe `were never able to le- oure any evidence agninet him. The robbery wee cleverly planned and ear- riod out. "he robberr got into the bank alter the nightwutohmen had gone ol duty. Throe of them entemd the a mente ol the gjanitor, got from in the oomhinntibnot` the look def threats of killing him, than be- gan operations. One of them` went in- to the oountin room, rigged up in overalls, and gun eweepinq and dusting. Two otheni kept watch over family, nnothor thoianitor and his as u lookout/' in the etreet and the rust worked at the vault. It woe not until February lath, lb79. that the tint an-see we: made, and John Hope got twenty years in Sing Sing. It woe aid that Hope knew absolutely nothing about the robbery. Peter Elliot and Abe Coakley were arrested in Phil-do! iia. April 28th, 1880, but were aoqu tted, and John Camnou was sentenced to fteen year: in l`hile in for trying to dispose of the b0 . The man who planned the robbery use in bunlness on Broad- way not far from the bank. Neither he nor the man who did the .ictuul work ol opening the inner sales wae prosecuted. A feature of the case ohm. that on the outside doore of the vnult, un-- t I: -n in "I I $avvIIIo itluliu I.L._c.m.,-Goo. mu. 4. Co. uuusui. wu rubber] on October 17, I318. ol 12,747.71!) in nourish: n'n:8ll,(ll)ineod. A lcwolshow 0 tin um nun-nod. and by upwi- -I An!` n` nnznnj AM m gain! ucuuzp. DESTBOYED BUILDINGS. --ju---::--- IAIIS IOSTOCK. (.lBN'l`- QIIII LADI3-' [stcouo-mo cLoImNo,i Lu-nltnnn $&n'.u.- n.-an... `cg JJAM_8 We mean bpsiness. The whole stock is open for purchase at a rate on the dollar_ ln*pEction invited. _ Wegare positively going out of the shoe business,-and on SATURDAY MORNING `-"-"'|' 0-"I..'<!.?.*..`r.-:1 -V`! '4'! 44-: u` -~ Gold d, Gold Vand) Ice in Braids. Gold ixed Braid Trimmings. Covered Buttons, Ban Pearls and cm Buttons ~ .Chcnille-Ties, Silk Ties, Tie Fastnera and_`Slides. HOSQERY VALUES that are diicult to equal tlet along boat. tRiVb_bed Cotton Hose, Double Knee and Soles, x2}4c to-18c pair. `Boys Ribbed Cotton Hose. IOC, 12}{c, 15c, 20c. WoI_a_en's Full Fashioned Black Cotton Hose, J Hermsdorfdyc; 2oc. nnnuv An \1Ar\YT CIYIT-C AKIIX `[\D[:QQ ' H We wopcn the greatest sensation in the Shoe business that the people of Kingston have had for some time. we open the gates of sacrice on every pair shoes in stock. I was IS NO HUMBUG ................ ..,-, ---. _ TAILOR-MADE SUITS AND, DRESS I SKIRTS. There is _ a wonderful diiatcncc in how these goods are made ; the t, workmanship, etc. We have` the a('vanta'ge of expert knowledge and we get the best. Pricg's satisfy. `TE-l2&1 an 7-??- II8 and I20 P:-In-neon: Stroot. - -, - dgototrgnt. New Notions. Belts,` 35c. 35c. soc. 65c. 75c. $1. $1.35. 36 BII.c..ls.ls. 20. 25. 35c. 5C- : /`_Ij \7,_J- L- 2.. D_..2.L- Retiring Iuiw MILUNERV P.-:'..."~.-g , .u `E'- sTARR'6s.UT9 w=.FE.._ -4 .; l2I_....- .... Shoe Sale. SATURDAY MORNING GENT . na LADIES Ilnnn n.AA.n an`. n Illll `STARR Ann Trimmed Sailors. 25c. 35c. soc. 75. $1- Tgimmed Hate. $250. $350. $4.}; Childrenfs Sailors, zoc, 25c. 50;, 75c. Cloth and Serge Tams, 25?. 350. 50. 550. 75C. $1. `Ct-).|'-._P;ncess MEI `Si-r;eI;. - Iunaron-3 LIIDIII oi} coonsyronc. FRIDAY. :wnn.7 in. 80008 IN T0-DAY. ITAEIAIDIAIXIIS mnnm crush on ALI. [Ill rllio and nnunnw arm! #9? Kingston.` .- `it! Dir mm:-n Van .& you unomut. Wald. domino You ` .T..-......,........w ,0`. O0 Ii-$800 5` iiptnilvny :1`: ' s. "'1 :nKe':":n.a " U|l\I,uKl "go: have run! " o33f'c'5"5{`."-z -"r T:-35'9" X3 . 73 :3: :`3'Ioc`?n."}'."-`~i"("'.'.'. _.rlwI no vlvvyw uluqvyu ` `Wei-y nigh-v-and the my bra I p:; viii` `aighu 0 51! IN city. all tie lo : an A iuonupppul-y numb, Iron a `G_`IqnoI.-.'_I'ovnvel', `pm T `_ an ohLo`d-dim-as-yuyrng- `hour . ninfton, tin Cacti `applying In thirty-tour ullielg El!!! L can at was lights`. .1: ltgln, nus |_..._;.t_,s gig maul: to uscpaump. > _u cramp o_li 810! pa -_ lug. _ Eye, unfilothr for 10.. 6'5. 1:-`mum emu. gnu own ad "viii allow for at! '-.-l..A._..... I..n....n 'I-IIo \. . - nua.Ioi.rmIahuInguby.pri- vattooawllr. and tho qrvloo in pro- nounced lnwluo. Th long can ollig'lutydn -'_`I_H7poclQnp. Noqitln `mo cal. to: moo lulyvt. no nun ll inoreuatfto 2,500 sh lidcowill no-not V-..'i?-`~-"~-L. ` . . n|'.:..._.... |... .. .u..:.x..1 pldn last hit polillou, .l_oLul,, lo utignsod that in I. I tat _..A.. `L ... __ ._._ _..... J L." up uag,,,nInqu no uuguoa um. iu_ L33:-n iii co-cu-r J-ma would no J` , " , n_- 1, -, :__.,,l.1..n n l. |,, PIIVU luu Iv Vulvn "..l-""2? " ' _ . dividod A at-npgay nupplign nnn`ol_.v|n light '3-A` .nt CIA` Du`-` in.`-. nan -n..4;l...g I Z1. A`!-III HUI uvluub nyncity an an oucntivo q-uu; unplan- on Vi sign: It INS par lutp pnr",ycu~-lor i`u\:n"-v nininm-`nil Ila -hr hm: A nlnnt gay. |uutln6l.iI`!'f0f'U|l ICU _IvvulII In, -_v u-Jaw; vn-__- rv-vu-- IAL4 Inlnnnn AL-Q In annxdlal unnn `Arc-1h`u`c pouiap for (mg. in o& ltubtlduflr. Fish: in ordcr - ` pal VI to uu I.i"' lI._hn ._ -......I (- "** ' 1390 quugslou cl gum. lighting in ct. I& ..-I aninn r QLA ,?9~*`*2 -amd-J Lin nnnnnllu A: an ninnntkuc ,--w `--v- iccnmg. -._.I 9__.._-__- THEM PAIEY `W!-IIG. and ._ In to lnl ` In nix . Dyo1_.vmoria us. manna.` N ' UIUIIIII---Cutdnuud upon in hlhjl lar -nun In noun _ -DJ` Ar:-kg-guts... h`nno..'fan8n '- smut 3...... lm!!! . . <, 3 I! 'ym`WE wally fashionable` Sh Blmioa, and oonmad nmong the but Iuulgid, don`! [g your taxes. IE`{:n; n-Hn if H: in mnrnriml has for u` T T OUC.$ I no input it, `our heel is A: British `ll od!'volu'M.ei:ra.- , I ` 5`. m.u"" """""nuny`go assisted in is: hoping my roof lroui blowing J. C. BUSSEL. . youfnei Spying Suit ` `T an that you get `V trimming: and IIVUK Kl'III.Iv;I and Arc- UH `j 9: swam: in `btduio iipyour salon. `mnunhagupcohurlauhe wh Vrltoin Latin r QRJIC-IIIlw\oo ton tor. Lima 3}... who uuuinated -who I Qgpturad French, TN London pooplo (fool hurt. Their ' tdu-nd1ohythuHam- 11505 PIIUI ll sound olul, And the H n 1. nan: uni-`Ivar- 4 to Do-'1 arr gal I-Vonlvmdtllgitin the uuooluionductoruthouruatcu ;n.4.|_...| n_.__._..J I.-- _......l-:_..l T lluw Inlzuuv--. an-. kubkn.`_u they din oi, cannot. be by Appointment no in Can ammo is mama with swing that tin lilnnlu will not again union the king upon to hoitilliy of tho lord: VA` new Aelaphono company wumu Illiioll to opal-ate in Cnnldn. And Kiln tho` coat of the telephone lfco? that will not be until the slu lcrvieo, and run- iiinrtlio inn-sot.nu..p.opa..1. an as had? some pooph think C ` Illllvlllnu IV] lvvu a In In yappaed to` abolish nuuud. lupopusoxpou-s.udis'n not gilimhtod. Ed! the unit in partin- 'l|jnt E inqpind by the do-ink! some I _ cu ilannlvu in print Ali dell! . (In 'oon`uiuw/ncioo with |hil'_lito'uII-e. 3-.'.v-...;-'.=..-*-.:..'.:..-.::':-..v.: .-.| ' .....lba' Xgnli-n .5. Aflb tyinttuinunuolun II hail; rqidly dnlogr IL and urial will oouinlo to do- ll `nun go by. Immense .._A.._a-I.8.._ Iilm Ila-an Innpqvpy-_ e-Ho in. B0 in marrying Lndunmu. T hdntlmol phbltd Ihluc lhhurol dlthlanut-II-.gwcrnuu.1'bo'euol Iruunhohntamtyvulluuudqi ud dtdC-nudnhnbnilounid `ed to`_i.nonlIrIo.unhtLq('nIu gllwol-vvayuponolusld ad-c Iivn,pundhle.'l'iu&qnn5ngoltho flu annoy. ounuolihloonotuainhod than .- Clhlhlh. In-nnnlhrn-n. traitor -rm: rues. 1: A'c1m:'n wan... I 4 Ttouliu mun. ._ 4w_; ; A;._..u'... Otha 31;, `roe. - n.-molar _In`n`-unnu. 'ro1ucs. . J _I...I:_I. n. Indu rough: H1`:-o nu, 3ili~ LC-Q. THU! `wvwuww (ARLANo, T53 My "