nns. gicxson a nmms, i D-w-nn- Ann &n:-2 ` umve nours. London. Ont...Mn|-ch l8.-'I`be bnkem men Ind banunaemen connected with Che southern division of the Gnnd Trunk Railway, working at reduced wage: for two years, hue determined on taking 1 rentontion of former nteo. Oinninnnti, Mu-nh I!-I _ l'hn -trihn nl IIIIOFBIBB. Covington. Ky. March 18. - The twenty-zhreomen who not as drivers and conductor: on the sheet on lmou have demnnded IQ for I tiny`: work of twelve hours. '.IutIr`nn n..o MQIAL IQ 7'I"|... L..I.-- renwreu. Ottvn. March 10.-The Knights of Labor in this city hnvo a. membership 0! about 2(1), with the prospect 0! a speedy Increase. [BINGO Dy EH8 llln OK 11500?- Resding. Pm. Much 18.-The tale. graph 0 rstora. baggage and exp:-eah~ men an other employea of the Reading road, wbone nlariea were reduced 10 per cont. In 1885. have been notied abut the wage: pud previousto the cut will be restored. l\o--g `lh-l\'I In _, l"|... lI..:..|.A- ..l IUUFUIUUH BUB Wlll Ul [ill employos. Troy. March lB.-The boycott of the wares |o{the Fuller & Warren Commny, stove manufacturers of this city has been ruined by the Knights of Labor. Rnulinu. Pg. Mnmh lQ,-Thn lain, [U8 PUTBIIIIB 01 But! BEIIKBTH. Milwaukee. March 1`J.-The Tndas Assembly adopted a. resolution last night denouncing the Knights of Labor for the introduction of their cigar label in opposition to the wishes of the Inter- national Union. | Dnntn.I D- Mn-tn`: 1u 'I"I.... D..AL.. IIIIIIULIIM U IIIOH. Rendinu. Pa... March 18.--The Potts town Iron Company of Pottsto wn has increased the wages of all employos. Tmv. Much l3.-Thn hnvnntf. nf Mm I JUIUII uluuuug wt uu-uu_y. LIIFBU men are getting restless under enforced idle- ness. la is surmised that they will resolve to take out trains regardless of the threats of the atlikern. Miluunnbnn Mural. 1(l,_'I`|.n "I".-.l.... FUBIU NUDE. Sedslm, Mo., Mnrch19.-Lnbor Gom- missioner Koohbitzky and Governor Msrmsknke passed through ht-re. going to Knnsss City. last night. The labor commissioner save the strikers sre weakening all along the lines. The grievance committee of the locomotive engineers held n nal meeting last evening snd decided unanimously to stand by the company and take no part in the present diiculty. The brother- hood ol remen are said to stand with the engineers. slso the brnhemen. The engineers. remen and brskemen. celled a joint meeting for to-dsy. These men nnss. It in nnrminml that than will GUI : Wlll D8 X'G8UOl'8(l. Marshall. Texas, March l9.-A bridge seven miles west of here was burned yesterday. another one is burning. A wrecking train with U. S. Marshals left immediately for the scene. A reward of 01.000 has been offered for the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators 0! these acts. March 19.-Lebor run ------ nu IInn|\k.6.-Inn nu-tr. (1 _____ .... Igmlucsss siief Reading. Penn.. March 10. -The tale` graph ogerutors. buggage and ex reaa men. an other employees of the ad- inq Railway. whose nnlariea were reduc- ed 10 per cont in 1885, have been not!- ed than the wages pmd previous to the cut. will be restored. IA .-nkall Tnvnu Mnunk In A l...:.l..... v wr we urresn 07 omera were many xor service. II; is believed that he was to have had at least five companions in his mualortuue. but there seems to be a lime doubt. that these utltliciuual arrests will he made. In in not believed that all of the men in danger of arrest or arraign- ment are either alderman qr ex-aluer- men. Warrants will extend to the alleged bnbera ttniwell as those who are alleged to have an bribed. ..,y IIIJIG Dlni-" New York. March 19. - Inspector Byrnes saii last evening: "Within the past two weeks Aldlllll Jaohno has confessed to me, on four dierent occa- sions, that he was bribed to vote for the Broadway road, and also for the other railroad schemes. He confessed in the presence of witnesses. How 1 induced him to do this matters not. In confess- ing that he had been bribed Jaehne thought he had the best of it. and that he was not getting himself into any trouble. He must think diiferently now, and by this time appreciates the trap 1 led him into. He will be convicted be- yond doubt. as the evidence against him is perfect and conclusive in every re- spect. He did not confess to me through love but through fear." Lawyer New- couibe said the story that Jeanne made a confession that he and another alder- man had taken a bribe was an outrageous falsehood. Inspector Bvrnes would have to take the responsibility for circulating . the falsehood. Surprise is expressed by an official of the court of general sessions that Jaehne has been arrested so soon. It was not expected that he would be taken into custody until the warrants for the arrest of others ready for I It is lmliavpd that he was to New York, March 18. - Alderman Henry W. Jaehne was arrested in the city hall at noon to-day and taken at once to police headquarters. He is charged with bribery. That he was taken by surprise was plainly evident, but he recovered his composure soili- oiently to replly: Well,Iam ready to go with yon. s there an indictment against me?" in aired the alderman. as the part rode own on the cars. Yes.' replied eteotive Reilly. "And what am 1 indicted tor? he asked. "For bribery. I believe." The alderman ex- pressed no surprise. and chatted gayly with the deteotines all the way to the district attorney's olce. District At- torney Martino. under the direction of J udge Gildersleevo, ordered the papers for ball to be drawn, xing the amount of bail at 016.000. John Side was ac- oe ted as bondsmau. specter Byrnes-says : Iuthecourse oi the interview lasting hours .he~ told me all about his share in the/ roadway railroad steal. I had two of my men I posted where they could hear everything that was said. without being seen. . Jaehne said he got 020.000 for his vote ' on the Broadway franchise. He told me how he got it, and how much he got for other railroad franchises, how these some were paid and much more. He ~-2%h2z`-e1iar.=ar-_eaa- `- :e`:;er.--+ htlll lil`il'iad."*" .Ianl-rnn~:-1.5% ix` .'-.m:...-lly during the interview thatif things not much hotter he was going to skip the town. I good friend. I thought enough of him. anyhow. to have him looked after close- ly that night." New York. Hamh presume he thought I was his ` 19. lnannntnr ` .1 _ AN umlgsuu nnxam TO ALLOW nu numoma or A nnurr on. ma. olluly Arrested In New Y0rl-Inld to Ian Iooclvod OIIJOO-Inspector Inna` nal WnlI-'I'In AIdnr-nn n-I -In FINALLY TRACED DUWN. .%VOI '11?" IXIZIOI KIIIOT Good Wort - The Alder-on and Ill Irlcldl buy in Chane. PAIIID OVER TBI BIVEB. Bhlnl-cl. Co. The only place In the any huln Ihroo Mn- nhlnu worlod by Imam (or saving rd wood. I II 100. 03.. I00 1 June: Unwind. London. lurch l8.-Th Salvation Army is completing Ir menu: for I manner lnhnuionnl hgionu conven~ tion. Tho mnunqon announce shut the hue uourod an of the lu-gen ml. in London for Lin nooommodstion of the thoousndu oxpnotod to hand. The convention will opal In 28. and will hot on wool. The 8611!) dalagstu upooud. the Innqcn uy. will include ini:l:icimom.mnooc. Inorin ud America I. UOIGIOXIHI. Dun uh fully into opondontion that can culling Iwooouofcolulm his Id-onlor Ila; huh do barring 58150. dam. and 1 In. this lp In 100? June: Unwind. I KIBOIIBIL Ull I110 Illll HIE only UIl".1' wood in used. The doors no fretted Ind made of ash. Mr. W. H. Rogers. who in doing the carpenter work. an s the hardwood in s new departure. o in the only contractor introducing it. nnd he clsimu thst It it cheaper than the soft wood. This building will cost about |5.(XJO. It. bu the lsteat. improvements in hosting. lighting and ventilnung. I llr. Onllnujorn New Kendenoo on Gordon I:r-not-It (Ion I1.000. Magnicent structures are being reisod ell over the city. On Gordon street Mr. Gsllanner. ooutnotor. has erected I very handsome brick house. It in three stories high and all its rooms are large end comfortable. on the rst at there are twee rooms; on the second, four ; on the third. `three; end it the rear there is I kitchen. On the first nt only herd- doors ere lratlmd , yesterdsv the debate on the Riel ques- Ottawa, March 19 -In-the commons tion was at once resumed. Sir A. Caron. Minister ol Militia, continuing his speech. He spoke until 6:30 p.m.. strongly de- fending the execution of Riel and criti- cizing the attitude of those former sup- porters of the administration who had turned against them on this question. Mr. Deejarilins followed his speech with a temperate review of the case and an elaboration ol the argu- ments in favour of the resolution. re- gretting that clemency had not been exercised. He strongly contended that there was no question of race or creeds, and that the French Canadians desired only to sp cal to the reason and sense of justice 0 the other nationalities. Mr. Landry (Kent. NB.) recognised that the arguments presented in the house in favor of the resolution were lair ones. and temperately put, but he could not see his way to condemning the govern- meut for the step taken. Mr. Guay followed in French. upholding the reso- lution. mainly on the grounds taken by the former speakers on the same side. Mr. Molntosh moved the adjournment of the debate, and the house rose at 12:25 s.in. 7 ~ --oo-~--~- i I . D siuer the electric light question. Mr. K. 1`. Wslkem. Q.C., speaking ol the pro posed action of the corporation in ar- ranging for the use of electricity. says that if the gas company is deprived of a considerable amount of support it cannot carry on its business. In years past it was able to pay the stockholders our and ve per cent. but last year it aid nu dividend. The amount of money invested is large. about 8100.000. for plant and machinery, and the stock- holders are mostly citizens. so that it would be hurtful to the city it the gas company were obliged to close its works in consequence of the general substitu- tion of the electric light for gas. If the lighting of the city is to be successful it must be in the hands of one concern, therefore, if the city makes contracts without considering the position of the gas company, it will choke off one of its industries. deprive many men of em- plcyment. and render incalculable in- convenience to the public. The com- pany. however, are willing. with fair inducements, to take up the electric light question. and, if found feasible, purchase plant and machinery. "In regard to gas." said Mr. Walkeni. "the company and the people have ii common interest in it ;the more gas manuliic- tured the cheaper it becomes. and I think by a more general use of it the point might be reached at which gas could be supplied very nearly as cheap as coal oil. The company have plant and machinery sufcient to supply the whole city with gas. II the people and the company could be brought together so as to secure the taking of gas gen- erally. the results would he benecial to everybody. The problem. however. is how can this be effected ?" 635 ll0lIOI' CBDIIGI on u|auIlII Iloluzn. End the pupils of the school the minn- tuzu poscaued by the older schools (Pcronto Ind Ottawa) in the choice of suitable subjects from the antique. which. owing to its recent establishment is very limited, no doubt the report would have been still more favorable. Under the circumstwces I think the school has done very well. and I am quite satised that Dr. May will acknow- ledge the position it has taken in a suit able msnner, possibly in the granting of 3 gold medal diploma to Mr. Wrenshall. as suggested by the Board of Examiners to the lady who was first in the other eubject. "Work done during the see sion."-Yours sincerely. J:-unw I Dnnn lhl| Woum be ~buul lhu Reuult ll Every- body We-re (0 ll urn On. The Gas Company intend to re-con- Asider the electric lightquesmon. Mr. R. Wulkem. U.C.. nmmkimv nf the nnr `luv my-nun, ur --nu vv nap Sir,-By the reort (in the mm 01 the l_6th) of the competition lor the gold medsl, presented by the Minister of Educstion. I notice that the Kingston Art School hss secured I full shore of the honors. A pupil of the school. Mr. Ohsi-lee E. Wrenelnll. bus won the ing of an iudu-shin} &c.=i,,-,... As `Canada is a. country nmbitlous of her manufac- tures. and as the art training is princi- pally toward design and tending to im- prove manufactures, I consider the high- est honor centres industrial design. Hnd than nnniln nl Hm nnhnnl Lhn `(Ivan- W. B. AND S. ANGLIN. Ilnrnh II I`... n-- A. n.v_|- A _ . . . . u .- ram Bill -0 omuuec *. The Eclitor, Bnmh, Wluq. Dear Sir.-My attention has been called to a letter of Mr. Robert Movem- mon. er., in your per of the 18th inst. Ile states that t are was no specied time mentioned (or receiving tenders for the supply of bread for the Home of Industry. He must have forgotten that in the notice he received the time given for the receipt 9! tenders wee Saturday, 30th January. On that day I naked him if he had sent in a. tender. Hie newer wu. "I forgot it." 1 then told him it hie tender wet in by Monday. let Feb- ruary. before 8 o'clock. it would be in time. On Monday I aasin asked for his tender. He then told me that he would wait until After the tenders for breed by the General Hospital were opened. I then told him he would be too late. for to give him that chance would not be (Air to the other bakera. wheae tenders were in on time. His tender was sent in on Tuesday. 2nd February. three deye late. Mr. A. Bwenaou was given the oontreot b the Bonrd of Directors, unanimous y, at the regular monthly meeting on the 8th Fehruary.-Yours reepeotiully. Jam: I-henna KIIOITOI All-T IOIOOL. Nu Editor, Brimh Whnq. tax. I). AL- ..-J..-A lX.. LL- rn_1 . 11119 mum` mu'1`1su wmu, MARCH 19. March l`.)Lb. ,-__. A VERY BANDBDME BUILDINU. March 19th. 1886. l4E'l/`HCRS TU THE EDITOR. y. `rlxrmr W. Peon. Jon Hnxn. Supt. Alone: from R. lonwonuy. Into` Orange County Inner. wi sppotr Io- E370`. nuamsnu 3303., randy to IOOOIVO mom. - A: e meeting of the intenggionel bees bell league. held in Roobeeter. Toronto. Hamilton and Bnslo clubs were admit- ted. It was decided the! the Toronto end Hamilton elube ehould gnennlee not to the Binghunptonl. Ouweaoe end Ueu. 075 to the Byreonee. end 060 to the Rooheeeet end Bnelo elnhe. In morn the lite club! alnnntee 050 to (Ian nnnrnn alh}n_ IQIIIHI IIIO I-IO IIIIIU I the Canadian alhbo. T... Mum. harbor by oonoeeung Inameenveu 3n the bushes: and playing vigorously tipdn the tile and drum. thereby leading the enemy to believe e Inge force we: randy to receive them. AA . manlinn of the interntionel manor oelore mo umal nnglnoor. Miss Abigail Bstes died yesterday. aged 80 years. She wu one of two heroine: who, during the Wu` of 1812, drove the British forces from Soitinte, Mum. harbor by concealing themselves m um hnnhm and nhvlnn vinorouslv Lisbon. A committee waited on the Minister 0! Public Works yeeterdey, to urge the building of e berbor of refuge et West Lake, Prince Edwerd County. Sir Hector eeid tbet e felling revenue would prevent him promising eny immediete expenditure on the works now elreedy undertaken. but he would bring the matter before the Ubiel Engineer. Minn Ahiaeil Reta: dind vuumln. aucea circumstances. In. the conliatory. to be held on April 12th next. the following will be mule cardinals: Archbishop Tuchoreln. of Quebec. Archl,inhop Gibbons. ol Balti- more. Mgr. Farrah. NIIIIOIO :6 Viannn. Mgr. De Rondo. Nnncio Paris. M . Runpolln del Tindnro. Nnncio at drid, Mgr. Mussels. formerly Nnncio at Lisbon. A nnmmittnn wnitnd nn thn Minintnr railway stations to punnc OOIIIPGBIEIOIJ. ' Mr. Gladatone has deciined to reoom ` mend to the Queen the appointment of a [ day for national humiliation and prayer . because of the distress prevalent among ' the poor and unemployed of the king dom. The premier and that bad as the distress was. it did not justify the action proposed. Arthur Pitcairn. son 6! Canon Pit- propoceu. Arthur Pitcairn. Pit- cairn. Ecclea. Ena.. has accepted the oer of 05.000 mnde by the tuber at the dime museum frank. known as Fnnnia Mills. the big footed girl. to any mun who would marry her. Pitcairn has been In Chicago for some time in to- dnced circumstances. Ac Hun no-in-i-I.nI-v tn kn halt` on Ln:-ii IBIIF nnungu BVBTWDB 9138 Iunefu The attempt to break up the news stsnd monopoly enjoyed bv the Right: . Hon. W. H. Smith. London, has fnled. 3 The house of commons. voted down the . motion to open the book stalls in all the I railway stations to public competition. Mr. (ilndntnnn hm: (inclined to mnnm were taken prisoners. William Scully. of London. Eng.. has between 75.000 and 90,000 acres of the best fuming land in Illinois, and 100.- 000 acres in Kansas and Nebraska. The papers say that the tenants are in a state of perfect slavery. Sonllv gets his rent though everyone else suers. Thu nmznmnh tn hum]: nn Mm mun llnrd Wood 98 7.5 pendlord. sol: Wood 02.60 per I:ovd. NIIII Wood O:l.00 per (ford. Planing Luml-er $9 per NI. sawing Lumber 03 per NI. All kind: 0! Lumber. Building 'l'lInbcr. Lsthl. plan any bulnn ago. Brigsuds in Sicily made a during at- templ: to capture a great grandson of Admiral Nelson. named Hon. V. A. N. Hood. Au attack was made on the castle be occupied. but. the robbers were dispersed and many wounded. Four were taken prisoners. VVilliam Hnnllv_ nf Lnndnn. F.na . hm: WOUDUBQ Illlly. Cppt. John Burrows, Oawego, aged about 00. was lound dead in bed WIN.) his throat cut from our to ear. The deceased, a. pensioner, was an eccentric character, and attempted suicide by jumping from the bridge about a year `M10. wary. Socialists at Liege took possession of the streets shouting. "Down with capi- talists." They wrecked all the cafe: and sacked all the shops in Rue Leopold. The gen d'arma attacked the mob and wounded many. Cant. John Burrows. Onwmm. naad UWIUBII 151301]. In Liege. France, unemployed aooitr lists paraded the streets in honor of the anniversary of the Commune. There was much disorder, and 11 number of windows were broken and several per- sons injured. G. W. Ilnoan. dnnntv nnntmnnter of BODB IDJUTOU. G. W. Bonus, deputy postmaster of St. Thomas. Our... was convicted yester- dav on four different charges of stealing registered letters. and was this morning sentenced to ve years in the peniten- tiary. Rnninlintq at Limm hnnk nmumnninn nf 01 as ptoapeomve uamnen mxnuwors. The National Z:-ztmt!/n the Paar, and other German spots. attack France. DeFreycineb wi be powerless to oppose the desire of the partisans far revenge. Thn nmmtn nf Nnw .lArnm7. hv n vntn BUB lllr (H EH8 p!ll'ElRtl[lB I01` l'(`)V8llU. The sonata of New Jersey. by a vote of 14 to 0. passed the bill designed to nrnvnnt. tho Vmildma nf Mm Rnltlmnrn .k or 14 to U. passed me mu aesxgnoa no prevent the Buildmg of the Baltimore Jn Ohio bridge between New Jersey and Staten Island. UUIO Drltl 01 Staten Island. In I hum I4`.- l [IRE NHIWEY nnu G081 GOIJJPIIDY. Post Oice Inspector Barker, London, has ordered the arrest. at Mr. George Boggs, assistant postmaster at St. Thomas. accused of stealing registered and umber letters. 1: M . rm...u....1.:.. M... mo nl n|..A, Will pay gig lutnndlng purobsaerl to call and onmlno our woos, which embncoi everything dulnbla In the Has 0! Fun. and u we mum- funnnn mnnv nl nnr urn month, in mm In I anu umer xeueru. If M.'. Chamberlain goes out of Glad- st.one'a Cabinet. his place WI be taken by Mr. Stausold. H. H. Fowler, Mr. Bright and Mr. Cnwan. are also talked of prospective Cabinet Ministers. The .\'alir;nal Z:-mum. the Post. and CEDIB T0111] IFEUCDXEB. Mr. Small has introduced into the Commons bills to incorporate the Calvin company (limited). and the Medicine Hat railway and coal company. I Pmih nmm [nnmntnr Barker. London. I onus an uwen aouua next. summer. The Swedish papers announce the betrothal of Crown Prince Oscar. of Sweden. and Princess Louise. daughter of the Prince of Wales. More injunctions have been granted in New Ynrk, restraining, the board of aldezmen from taking action on the cable road lrancbiae. M- Qmnll `Inn Gnhnnrlnnnrl {nln Hun uuu. Mr. Henry Beatty has purchased the boilers and engines of the ill-fated swam- er Algoma. and a new steamer will be bnilt at. Owen Sound next summer. 'I`|.n Runuii-In nnnnrn nnnnnnnn Han about me momon on me men one. The naval estimates. the ingest since the Crimean wnr. have been passed bv the British House of Commons. 'I"hn Wunninnn nnlinn nnmminninntrn `DB DIIFIHU EIUCIBO Ul UOLHlllUIlH The Winnipeg olice commissioners] have exonerstod I; e chief of police of the charges against him. Thu-an nil cars were derailed near ox umommg me soon not. l Col. Amyot declares than Mr. Lsndry did not consult the French members about his motion on the Riel cue. 'I"|.n naval nnwnntnn lahn Inn-nnnlt ah-Inn Una Clllfe BKBIHBF Ill]!!- Three oil cars were derailed near Tamaquia. Penn, by a broken axle. The cars ignited and burned ; loss 940,- I am, unamnau man man. A Silesinn peasant woman bu been arrested on a charge of having poisoned four husbands. Tn Ann-u-I-l n Mn: I4`-J.-inn. Dal-up. VHBDBU Ill 5118 nrm \ JIIIIW U VVII.'(l- I l The nal; stone of the new Canadian- "i?aeii:t:"*i:'fx`u uu`ftii'i1"i;"iii ev"S`E F'i:lvit 8LL.w'l I at I.-a-.":hi:;: "yu4..`.;.; -~ ~' 'I`I\nrn nun-n RR lnilnw-no in nnnn nature mlll] In our UV!) uoal, Wu In: In I position to give parfaol utlutwnon as regards quality, workmualhip Ind price. nllu an AC ncrnnr an L: ` .;:.~ ~v.`.....-..~.;.-". " There were 85 failures iyn Canada during the past week. Failures are on the increase in this comm. 'I"hnnhiAf ml nnnn in nnnil-I1" will we Increase In tms comm. The chief cl police in ngersoll will resign unless he in relieved of the duty at onfoming the Scott Act. nl. Amwnt. rim-In:-an thnt. Mr. Lnndrv KY9`- Gen. Pope bu been retired from the I American Army. He has reached the age" limit. ` Ln!-(I Rnnrlnlnh l`.hnrnhiII': nldn-t. nnn IDIJI DIIBUILIQI. In Avondale. 0., Mn. Ephrinm Bohr N mm while insane. killed her two sons and herself. N M-u flan.-n-..l t1-(.n6- luau nah` nnnnnnl enu nereeu. Mrs. General Grunt. has paid General Grant`: sister, M Gorbin. 025,000. in- vested In the firm Jruut & Ward. "Flu. R.-.5 ..o...... .5 H... ..n... t`-.m.llnn . unu, nu xnueu. ulnmnmal. Ioo.Uuu. Counterfeit coin to the uncut of 500,000 has been put in oironlntion in uza nunu. Lord Randolph Churchill : eldest son in dnngeroualy ill with pleuropnen- monio. I But Kilns-. Lnnnl:-:I In}... ll.-uubum nul- Ulllla Put Kileen knocked John Hughes out I in two minutes in I. slugging match at-, Cincinnati last night. A Silaninn nmumnt wnmnn hl hnnn ' ru-non`: paruunennry tuna. Frey lauds Malone in the pool match for the championship of America. Some 80 no-10 mnanuf trinhinnnin hum not me culmplonnnlp or Alllellol. Some 80 $040 cnaeuof trlcbinoail hue been discovered in Zuttichsn. Silesia. J. Nnvml Hmihh. irnn rlnnlnr nf lnvn. . Innlllbl. D0811 GIIOOVBTOU In LUIIIODID. SIICIII. ; J. Noyes Smith, iron dealer. of Olevo- ` lnnd, has failed. Liabilities, 085.000. ` nnntnrfnit nnin tn tho amount of EAFFAIRS OF THE WORLD. The Male final run Albcl Canadian- rluleo n-on llrope and when they for- lo|l-A llulo of lvornlllx Bully lend I-ll lnnnmhnu-J. Ex-Marshal Buaine is ill in Paris. The harbor at Toronto is clear of me. Mr. Parnell in in poor health. A thousand men are idle in Toronto. Baltimore has contributed 07,000 to Parnell`: parliamentary fund. Frov laada Malena in the usual match IE TELEGBAKI IRON THE lAR'l'E`B FOUR QUABTEB8 BBIIYLY GIVEN. Onwngo, lot. :9. I pan. Whoat-unchnngod ; white Inn. 93 ; rod Int! 95. ' Oorn-It.nIdy; Old lo 1 wulotn 49. 0nu-oatco ; whib unto 39. Barley-ocucgmm ; No. acuuda Boc: No.1 Erin OunlA9o;1o.3 Ouudloo. Rye-lnld 6: In but! KIWI Wt . In Ioooud .. (Jan I. P!!! *1 - -N *'"*.v' , A deputation of N upaneo gentlemen- Maura. W. T. Gibbnrd, T. G. Dlvia. P. ' Blnven. T. T. Miller. E. B. La um. and L R. G.Wnghc-wexain cbaoity uneven- . in examining into the eaotn of the , I electric light and studying the operations ' I of the dynnmoa. D. L. a lnnull 'l`uu...... Denver I Bio Grand Pnomo -I-u...... 0. 3. aQ...... ock lund...... .. Illlnoln Uunrnl ITDOII. Wnbuh...... .. North Wu huh on... Inch. Conn-u Union Pacino" Oontnl Puolno uuonri Psclno .. N.Y-00n|Ptl...... . Wolurn Unlnn,,,_` Olllldu nonthu-n,.. Oregon TI`|n5______ Csnuh Pndl|o..___ Tun PneIo.._,,, :mc1>aum1,...,_ Phil; jildiugm You want a [fur Oollnr and Cutfa for either I lady or gentleman. uomparo our Prlcu with than 0! other bounce and note the dlonnoe. T Jcru10onhc|,m_ a ~.gu' ' UOLCH " Irlo.....;_..,,_ IJII JITKUU. (Duran 0 Wright 00.) New York. Much I9. -- 0 ning. 76R ; highest 77}; lowest, 76}; clon mg. 77}. Iliulllll .VlIl'IlI- Liverpool, March I9 -Cotton, quiet. Ups. 5; Orleans, 51-16. UlIl'l'0ll nnu UDIHBB VVIICOD, WDO WOYG caught last. week in Toronto. breaking into residences on tho island. were thin -morning sentenced to three and two years respectively in the penitentiary. A 1 _.,.i,,, ,1 my _,,, .- FINAN CE-COMMERCE. Hulifax, N.S.. March 1B.- Advice from Newfoundland are to the eeui that the distress in a part of that colony is very great. A few days ago between 800 and 900 people. belonging to St. Johns. assembled on the grounds in front of the colonial building, and de- msnded that some special eort be made by the government to relieve their present distress. They said they were not inclined to bresk the see or com- mit excesses 0! any kin . To obtain employment" with which to sustain them- selves and lsmilies was their sole object. and their necessities were so pressing that they could not. and would not leave until some guarantee had been given thst their demands would be attended ; to. Two banners were borne by the leaders. each containing the brief but expressive sentence, Bread or Work." From the emaciated and haggard ap- pesrauce of many of the crowd. it was only too evident that this extreme course was not adopted by them until days and weeks, and in some cases perhaps months of severe privstiou and sueriug had been endured. The government allotted aeum of mono to meet the immediate requirement 0 the case. AITIVIII For the Povritontury. James Cam bell alias O'Brien. John Carroll and human Rlaon. who were nnnnhf. Inn}. wnnll in Tnrnntn In-nnlainn \1I.AWDIJA\JA.L uuuvau vuva. . KID GLOVES-See our new make, the YUM-YU M, in allthe latest shades ot Tans, (See. Note prices: 3 Button length 40c. 4 Button length 50c_ ,, ,1 -Inn J-___.__. -0 LL- ...._.... `|A"I"I7'A`l\r'\ I1f'\13D`E`|'I'IQ unlnn RR man BLACK SILK MERVEILLEUX at 60c., worth 750. Black Silk Mervpllleux at I 750.. worth1.00. Better Goods an Proportionate Prices. z\,___rw.\v r\1\-n-11-\ rn'r1'nur\`D`I7I G11` 11 G ...... .o...'-`pa a.`ivrInlrr' Qnn vknrn |T"Inn1-1 nnn n-rnn!-In l:a!.L..I.\.I- wux LLLUU LU uv vuuvu lrua. Jsun-VI I - v-.-v-.u COLORED SILK MERVEILLEEJX at prices that leave competition out of the question altogether. ir1"l\ r~n'r I\T`l'1'.I(1 cw-.. ..--.. ....._. ......1.-A 6-`I.-.AV7'T`I'lI,V7TTI\A' -In n1l4-1-\n`Innu+ uknnunf rnnha IIIIHIUIH Ill pI'lUI! ih"'s"f'im an stuns, Vvellingbon St.- Doa. I0. . -._..:_ _..- ..-___--g ll Wolllnnun llnol. lot: can. uau. .a.uvuu rasuwu . u ;.-.....v.. -....n.... _-.., _...V.._ _._o.... ---_ We havejusb to hand 100 dozens of.th~e new MIKADO CORSETS. price 65, per pair; will bear comparison with Corsets sold elsewhere at $1. xrmtx7m1:TT."r.TrJr1Q Mmw .T1I'.R9.17`.V (`.TTF`'R AND (`.()T.T.ARS1'n Gram: Varietv p&Ll.', WILL UUUJJ UULLl.yIl.'.l.DUJ.L VVLULL um; DUALI. cuuu NEW FRILLINGS, NE W JERSSEY EELLARS in Great Variety and at Lower Prices than ever. W L _A_LSIE|Z $3 STEAGY I [UUH VVUL'|,L1 w1..UU. J.)UUUU.l.' \.'lU\J\.l.D CIAU & LUp\.u. Ul\lL.Lu1U\J L J.L\.;\4D' Our COLOBED TUSSORE SILKS are going uffllvelyi See them. They are Worth $1.10. our Pnce is 50 cents per yard tor them rut\'r 1\1\'r.11\r11*1' 17 'll'1'n`l')1 1"lTT r mrrv -4. .....a...... tune 1...-nu. nnmnatioinu nut nl` Han OWALSH Oz STEAOYS POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE! [The House to Buy Boys , Men's and Youths Clothing. WE STILL CONTlNUE* TO SELL OUR !$3.5Ul a,ntsLnllrder, AIIIBIOAN lll`II--`K IAIIKII`. (Doran :9 Wright 00.} N11 Yon. I011. 11- 2'15 p.m. ITDOII. Inn`-r Ln'U'l` nun : TWO PAIRS 1 LUMBER, W001! and GML YARD. am! Iloduico_n In PIIGII.) Much 19. Much 19. SILKS. SILKS, SILKB AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. $6.-751 IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY 75 AND 77 BROCK STREET, KINGSTON. IN PURCHASING DRY GOODS, GO, SEE AND PURCHASE at --FOR- Ulla buy It the FOBTON BAT dc FUR STORE on Walllnalon Street. the sums identical olun ot goods for about 5 per cent. less. Ill UN.) 1': 14151-5 mnoqy wann- udoooun hududnoh 0onu.Bu- Sou. Osllounl. M. Bum`: Inn 00!! Sun. In bout. 18 oh. :0 Wain` Drug ton. ` BILVI. Moro. V1 . uncnuouu-no:-150.; use has While sum in the any for 500; " u1tnu1.n'r-Amnoywun uMoounhududunh0onu.Bu- Inna. Onllmmnhm HAlmI'n Inn On Illlilln ' M Toronto, on March l7|h.Willlom 116- ' Louahlln. formerly of the am: ('on- ` nnuuht Runyon. and Inn of who 3. 0. ~ Ries. uod 75 your: and 9 months. In thllolty. on Friday, March lmh. Tumo- thy Bullmnn. ogod 49 yosn. The moon] will leave his late noldonoo. Wellington Stu. on Sunday of noon M hsl!-put two o'clock. Fno nd to- aunlnhnooo no romootfnllv invikd to -Il\In In Kingston. on lurch 10th. the wife of Mr. Henry Haydon. Brook Street. of I ` dumhter. Iii. ITIUND BAIHIB ruuun A nriuuuxl. Choice lot of llu-ly Roan Pontoon for IIJO. Wind_sor__Hotal Block. Pnncass Stunt` Hondqunrtorl for CLOVER AND TIMOTHY ammo smnn mum. caoxon mm. L? FLJUB, mmssuo my. I2. ITIONO IAKEII FLOUR A IPIOIALTY. N 1' Lilli` 111.111` LJIIUU. LII \JU.. I 1 You ply tho high prices some my donlaru are making for their Fun when II DH!-plll 0'0l06I. Fnouu/ma quuinhnou no rnpootfully I ntond. srocus. Bank of Montreal . . . . . .` )ntario Bank...... Bank du Peuplc. violsons B.1nk.... ., Bank of Toronto . . . . . . .. Hanqua Jacques Cartier. . Merchants Bank. . . . . . .. Quebec..--.. . . . . . . . . . .. Union Bank . . . . . . . . Bank of Commerce . . . . .. Im n'1l................ F oral Bank Can. Pac. R.R.......... Montreal Telegraph Co. . Rich. & Out. Nav. Co.. .. City Passenger R.R.... Montreal Gas Co . . . . . . . . Canada Cotton Co. . . . . . .')undas Cotton Co. . . . .. Ontario Investment . . . . . . iv m lnv-u` rm 3 umano mvestmen `N W, Land Co.. St. Paul M. & M. x-mt-.-~..*-.:.'.'.:'.2.,:.*.:'::--.-:~ A.w'.u:a' t.'AI'.'vmoa... ` " ll---L an Ont: Rye. nm&'y"'. FRANKLIN BROS. & 00.. -InuInnA|-tall lnr HLDVER Alln TIIIOTI I BIIVIB nulls the [Alan Style of Lunn0ousnfo:l5o.; Llnolho Whih shirt in tho can for 50; E733 SALE. IINII rnuvuz-I\Jn I-Ilnnn-. (D01-an O Wnghl Co.) New York. Mob. )0. 12 noon. . ..,,, u,, . ._ ._.. Unlrlu null -111: Iunnnu. (Doran 4' Wright Co.) Chicago. Moh.1D_-hp.m. n.........-.. Dunn -um MICROSCOPE:-Collin! m|her-Imsln1d I Cluy Hotel. A reward will begun for it return tn the Wmu oluo. bnh l'|'Il\.II\ {VII Montreal, Mch. Euumn .nAauucl. 7 ` Ilreal. Mall. 19,-: p.m. . c I ASKED onfn 955 955 955 955 5 95 5 95 5 03 5 95 9 92 9 91 9 67! 6 on 6 oz} G1} 132 `:3 |I`I\I'4Il 209 I15. (,6: Iuvv 975 975 607 607 602 Go: `SPRING `SB$.8N ! We invite your inspection of our Stockfwhich is complete in every department. For Assort- ment and Valuebwe have surpas- gsed any previous season. MCI H4 )ME, with oi ht rooms sud two sons of good land ; Km 1 non, barns. sheds, 0011:: And well, I good Iunnmer rucidanoe. or llll on any tounl. Apply II Wine 0 I 00. Wait Ml xii! :52} t Princess Stroot. jvoom. |Ns'ruoTn6. $`..`3'"'I.*``*.9.g.'*'*"I`II"_;I;v"3'E lllio lnuluh with lnvl 4| ICU. 0! Dana use was and ooadman . [ nolnoldbowtllhulnvolhdcn In nub. - ll--ah IA IIDWN A Inll hglu none will um MI o'clock. lulu: bolus and am: the lunch. -'AdlIlllon Ila. Iid I00. I Good lime in Mindanao. Inch ll. .:j-1- BTALLION FOR SALE. Much 19. `numb pF.'o anon 3.5-... I; I " IVA`-._ ._- -11`; "VI nu 0100- `..".::1.vAu21I:?o "ll #3? 9.. Thursday at Friday Even'I. , nnlwn IIII no loan. RoLLE_I5 RINK I ` u you ru an unuunouvo om Inml. tn ls. Wm: I urlonturo of a hen. . And um`: what! nun when I In or I Ilng. Thu All tho new unto the I show In tho null; wm sdd to your lulu:-on new nut. in In. Will nod to you: rntnru naw gnu. Tn In la In. In In It lay, Just go for your am to Gnllowsy. I nu now uylul mu moom In mo lpn tn} Inn :11 lo do with the one, I hnvo not top! nndvr tho brim In In, I! you`n an nnunnouvo old Ihinl. tn Is. I urlontum n! A hm. IOI Ioullowmnu uuvuuunu-Iuuul-nip. ` Hull: 10. IIOWN I IOPIR, bulb. Tho now Itylu tint bloom in tho Iprlnq tn 1:. um: 21:: nun. }GALLOWAY }w. .1. WILSON S, "'l"F1`R". 13'FfA1-`HUIAOV " Much 19. Mann 16 IVOR)/__SOAP. TAKE THE HINT V ITTTI ` V` ' ' 51' E111: P'HARMACY." March 1 I. Pnnceu blroot. 'Tbin duiublo B0913 onu only be got 5: Wheue`er en nnxloue group Ie eeeu Around eome monbhly megulne Or pnpet thntil dell whnrled To every qnnrter on e world, And merry Eula of leughter rise As this or t at ettreobe the eyes. The uniling crowd. you may depend, Above some Hluetretien bend The: advertise the strength and Ioope And puriuy of Ivan Son. But whi'e they smile or preiee bestow And wonde whence ideee ow, The hot ehkgld still be kept in mind That poo Ie !-\ nowing hind Will hoe the hint: r leeeone lend. In rhymes end pioturen thuednpleyed. And let no premoue moment: y Until the Ivomr How they try, And prove on garments ooeru end line The truth of every sketch end line. What Does it Mean `P I` "i:Tu`k TIwnL I'.'1u'6' iuuun. a mu 6! Job ond Barrio Block, M pnuui ooonpiul by Ford. lnq an: In 11:; -ohm count- ooonpiul D Eon: an |1on-ul modem Vulcan. Ban: nu ma lento Io duh Able tonuu A y to A. CHAV- l`\mD, Dhmlon screen. or I. HAWPOI foot of man Street. I u unoon mum E`. Hljo. Whst..Doea it Mean? , vory oomtoiahlc ; wood Ihadl, collu-I sud oin- |orn;lu1o ud. Bonclowt uh! I- ntll:o. spar) to B. I. BPABOKB, 3:-lnou: SI... 01' to John nnsy. Ohu-lu Bu-out. A oontulnlng all rooms. nowly lmprovaqr-J pup: um nixed. Ax.-nu A HMALL EUUBE. in gong ortwr, eon, I poioa . Ioh sad but! in or gnnlnxn, mod. ,ax.,::u HMALL E/uUBE\1n goo 0 u_, can umlna tour rooms: Iouion (inn hmiiodInl.e- ly. Apply to Illa. . UBUKLIIY, on ch: pu- I 1` .~ 0 noun 300333 on Ohu-loo It:-sea on tuning uIx.,nd Iovon room: ntpoo we vory oomtonahl qua ( 'l\ eon- nix a vely. and on- Iornu ; lino yud. jogtlow to rolpopuble _f_|- Flo! In In. nut. that Isnlholu 8 storey Blue: A; nuuno Burial. at Johnson mun. ooonplogl uruun BOUBI. own: at Pm: And Evi- S don Stuck, mjolnlng Van n Tattoo, wnnun oprdunoom. and nooonmodnuonu gnggon as. Poluulonluyln. Apply at ' human ll-Ind. Poundon Tun non`: on wummmon srmwrl no one hdb NuonI&'l'ylot; "" ...`......:`h. :u no one I.h l?ool! u aJm'3.`J.'}.`3u.' "n" ' I ave a large store house e `I can keep your Sleighs. t1'BZ' '-5.'.a'" j .156 Uornor 3 lo: ulo-I Iplundld ma or I note. ` Apply on tho ptomlul. TENDERS Iron PRINTINE. LIL Bfllavl`-B810! 5008!, Intel: occu- ' Jud bx . HI. Houston. Pouudon no my no. pm: to I38. BENTON. m In] El. Ilnmh IR. re near or. nmox noun No. mm from U umnm. ham to nuoxhm. nono- OIUI. on tho ptomuu. I TONI noon on Brook Street. from my In. In an rooms, but room. mm etc. Applv to DI. FOWLII, nhtbo Adjoining homo. I D ' ON HID IJ'Ih.B.II'.m:.B3g0E-0A8':` 1 my. "' ' J. nuun. OUBI To-LIT, no Am-ad In-cot. newly pa rodu:dpunlod,._|llI.hro lndnon not and nwro. A_..|- All IL` annual..- _ _ L- ,_ l(l.EDIA'l'lLY-A Guaornl Sorvan.-. Apply 5! m Blot BI. soowoa mnmnzn arrcn. Tue :1 Event mlgulug -I ll. lhu Uulnn Hotel will be r I O EOUHEKEEPEB; oodreleronooo. Middle and woman. J. OIUUGAN, Ontu-lo Bu. lamuzur. slnvnrr. Applyto HRS. .1. HALLIUAN, Wllllnm Bl... nut Clergy. SMALL TAN COLORED DOG. named L "Pete." Bownd ll Oponouu. I IALI UFIAP. Also the but plug to.- nun`? ..'&i.`."....'.`.1.`;" ' ' `M ' `""" l Alnlllo GOOD 8008! on Union at, non Drill Eh ad \ Improved - 1a1lg:g.:to.aza..!;su;mu._!!:.v~ !z9,!.':v1-.~!...evo.d.I1e41 Iod g`: :.9: .;.;'.; :.9.:2.':::..::;:'.... . I003 .--..?..?.---4-1 `use: 3310! EOUBl-C roolnl: on doc than W1 LAIGI 0UBl- consuming 11 . rooms; Wilson : unry. nolo. IlI.Q\ AQO|l Sinai M I oocn led In. Nlmlno. Apply to . 0. W114 N. Inolllno. 0 SMALL COLORED DOG. Open House. O XLG$L` K `Jil- Pntuunnnunnun. FOR 8 ALE Illlil. BHILER n. suv u/If me//mini. Itrom sh; m or In nut. the Hand- ylzolglly. 15:0:-Ir! noon. at wagon`: mu. . onw sq. Apply to . YOU noes Loam, b OR SALE. WANTED. `ad -4- .l.LLV\J.l-l-I-J. Car. Buy & Wellington Sta. _l_:(.):3`I' STBHE AWAY YUIH SLBIHIIS. D. OIIIIINOIAI. ho. LII. WI. DORA!` North lily. amply vocally. EOIIIIIOII 0! Bl. DIWIIIIX IIIVIIIOI II um: lodge roam lat owning. Ann routine bndnuuhnrowutn undecl- ho on vidod tb India. s.....`.:L....' 21.... p.;!.....1._ 3.... . -v- ln- --n u: uvuu -uuvu. Grenede. Miem, Much 18.-Fihv men rode into the town of Cenollton this evening end went to the court house. when thirteen neurone wen weiting for their triel to begin. The white men welked into the court room and ebot ten 01 the neuvoee deed end naonelly wound- ed she other three. The shooting grew out o! the attempted eseeuinelian of Jemee Llddell, e prominent citizen. who wee ehot end nu-lonely wounded by tbeee negroee seven! weeks ego. ll uouunum mm In: span DY we nolnbon o! 80. Lawrence division In Aha}! hula: I-nu-nu Iggh -up-nhnn Ah`. s.:..`.('h_ uu rovmoa sly can.) . nuu n-yyrucou us Llll-l|l|ll3II Iuuuuna. Truth to tell this bnttermo is the most dangerous 0! all articles sold (or food. It is constituted of materials that cannot be made healthy by any process of mann- fsctnre. It is full of disease. and is most promising of peril and fatality. The sale oi buneriue cannot. obtain the sanction of law in Canada. and it cannot come into the country regularly and be disposed of at a profit: is must be smuggled. and the holder is thereby sub- ject to the severest of penalties. in a uormani Illle. "There can not be the slightest doubt that the persen who eats so promiscuously and so lively a mixture as the hutterine examin ed is running great risk, morally as well as physically. Bv indulqimz in our hnmn articles nf Robinson. pnysicany. "Bvindulgin in our home articles of fool. filled wit spores and seeds of the various classes of the lower Organisms. we are increasing the rlangers of parasitism. Spores that now are harmless msy, by gradual adoption through more or less cir- cuitous routes. become inimical toihe health and happiness of countless millions." I 'r.....|. o..a..IIu.:- 1...... .... _:- n._ ......-s ea tne nun 0! me student or moiogy. "The greatest variety of life existed in the inner portion ofthese samples, but the outer portions contained the greatest quantity of active baclaria, The animals found in the butterine belong to the type of protozoo. Portions of worms were also noticed. Many of the protozoo, under favorable conditions. passed into an encyated ntage or develop spores within protected Capnules, and in these conditions he dormant till the environ- ment is again favorable. and some of the many spores found in these butterines were in a dormant stole. --'T`1-mus r-In nnt In H... al:..L.o-.o A,...La um; .4.-V. auvvru . "The best and cleanest looking sample had a butter odor and taste and would rea- dily pass for butter. lthad a very small variety ofllving organism, but at great many spores. which. under favorable conditions, would have germanaterl. It also contained masses of dead mold. bits of cellulous wood, various coloured particles, shreds of hair, bristles, etc. The other two samples teamed with life and yielded preparations of the mold and bactaria that would have glad len- ed the hum of the student of biology. greatest varitv I)A.\'(]['}Ii 01" (H TT[a'h'I1V 1'}. A report inning gained circulation that bulterine. or olcomnrgsrine. has found its way into the Kingstochmarket. the anxiety to know more about it has been particulsrlfmauifest. some pc-o~ ple cannot understand why the article which looks and tastes so good. and in cg-rtsirfvcases dees detection, should meet with so much hostility. They will not longer remain in doubt upon this point after reading the subjoined extract from the report. written by Prof. Nach- rief, of the Minnesota State University, and reavl before a western dairy com- mission. He describes what he saw in samples of butterino, pluced under the microscope: |."I"l... \....J .....l ,.I..........A Tn_|...... ..__._I_ Unaluau Law n... ,.,v...,; IV u The session came and wont; be held his peace. A second session passed and the scandal was not discussed. A third ses- sion. the present one, had been far ad- vanced when the opportunity for attack came. and Mr. Meredith rose. At last: he was going to give to the public t.henvi- dence of muadministration. Ho charg- ed that colonization road money had been spent in advancing the elections of ministerial cundulanes. and that. was wrong and scandalous. Mr. Pardee challenged him [or the particulars. but he demurred to give them. Mr. Pardse was bound that all should be known now, or that Mr. Meredith should never ll|.!lH throw out. his llll-lllllllloll. and he liked for the citation of a single in- stance of polilioal corruption! Did he get it? No. Mr. Meredith knew noth- ing of the scandal he had talked of. And this was the man who had shaken with passion. and who pledge! his word to make Mr. Pardee shake when the time oamolor a revelation of his inlamy. My, oh my. how the mighty are lallenl luau Donna no Brothers A dolluhtlnl time spell In tho Iolnbarl ol 8!. Lnunnnn divilinn In J UBIIUU Uf7lUI.lIIUIUI.|'l"U|Iu IIUIIJIIIIL LII unu be'n' odiff.$&l& ilm':"i`ii &;`Sii:ie`fiixT v itii ` lluu: Bil`; 'ra`ru'iue`e department more was a very great deal of electoral cor- ruption. It was supposed that Mr. Mere- dith held evidence the most damaging upon this point. end the occasion will be remembered when, meeting Mr. Pnrdee at an election meeting, he ew into a rage end promised I shocking exposure of his doings. Hie speech was empha- sized by certain dramatic incidents of which the press made the most. The next following session of the legislature was expected to be very exciting. Mr. Meredith gave warning of the great things he was going to do. .._._. I._-.AL. L_|..1.I |,,, .1, ______ __,_,, LAST HEARD OF IT. The last has been heard of the so- q}{9g ceIonintien7-7roq_d .ao_a.ndal. It. had 'r at`, - r`-V4 '\`--115174;` 3;- -u~;.-.r-` If Mr. Bloke is forced to vote. in the nbeenoe of the papers for which he he naked. it looks as 1! he will support Mr. Landry. It 1! just on the Montreal Witneu says: "If the government had been prepared to show that it came to a decision upon thet question. simply and solely upon the merits of the one and without regard to party advantage. it would have been uufported by all1nde- pendent minded men, of Saxon origin at least." atly iritill Whig Jusmectivb 8 BASKS OF NEW DINNER SETS, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. MITDOBOIDGICAL OBSERVATIONS A. P. Know`. 9b;o;:cr am an uuuau spun sue tunable! for the Qua : on.'l`wcnty-In yuan ngo-he nailed the 119. owned by the 0. 8. Gildonloon And durwudc Illa J. A. Hnntlnnnltl, Pm hour. In lg.$W IIII III'U'5DCI'. nu. nu ancoautfllqn w Alloy ud restaurant on ` t. A Itlnn unvnnnnxnt-i gall Mr. Timothy IIIIIIVAI no love - A Bros: 3 Inohunnn In lunnu Days. This morning, M 1:80 that I lingering illness. Timothy Snllinn died. He hld been 3 oitiun ot Kingnton for 86 ybnn. dunog which time he made for tunnel! A good IIIII friends. A: 3 ysohumnn horn no lurlthnlhawunlmunm uulnul vvuluu IIIIIU nu In-uu IUI llllll$ ywhumn no lcdthntbewuohounto nil Sho Atalanta Iillll the lhohief for tho Dunn`: mm. T'nnt'.In Iago: on uuung n rensornuon or xormer ruoo. Cincinnati. Much l8.- Ihe ntriko of huneu mnkors in Grol. Monbock it Go : hotoly was ended about noon by the reinstatement of the men diaohnrxod nix weeks uzo.nnd nll who went out on strike. The strikers return II the old wagon Tnrnntn Man-I1 `In . -'l"hp ll...'I AM... Toronto. March 10.- -The Mail ofllce which bu been non-nmon since the strike of the printers in 1884 becumo I union oho nguin _\'-vterdny. IUPOBTIRB OF` CIIIIII. CIIOCKGIIY. GLASQWA BB. LAMP 0000!. Cc.