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_-V.V~â€"."wv Tho liability of tin inn-band inr that species oi wrongful we called imla Iwa been defined by the Court 2! Gammon Plan. Awiio ind nlhrod a «lander [or which n notion wu brought. "or mu- hnd was mu]. 3 defendant. along with her. To thin tho husband domumd. The court decided thu ho WM not 0 mural” in such um notion. Tho tuition o a mun-rind womm wu said I). manually diiforont n "rogudn‘ Inbility to: im- upgnlo oonirum und lot bot lot“ during oovorturo. film in Why I»: civil min-nu ii the ma llnlod W”.n:_'l’.“".' I! Ila-baud. t5; mldont. ohm the clothes of the do- med and tho roam. Thaw clothes worn by both on Frldny ulaht are uld to have been ln a mural condition. but whothar than ll blood upon than: or not but not com. tollght. ’l‘lw out in hot whnt my be termed 5 Wrong man. being ubont 3n hwh In»? by about a fourth of w lunh u dupth, and I cannot poulbly who how “all: of lull could hu- muud an mnu'u duth. u the skull do” mtmm to be tamohad. Much sympathy lit at wooded lot the poor unlortmnu nnd help children, lnr wlm tho, hsvo llvod upon in a. mystery. 'l'hay nut hsn bun llvlu manually in 5 Mn; oondltlou. 'l w oul loud tha l con-tabla louutl I» he hut on turdny nlght wu about hull A log! n! Mud. but than was ”only a lull hottla u! whiskey. 5nd thlu gives an Idea at how that. people hnvo an llted In: yous. -”v-' mugooddaololblood on the floor where tho (1.00.1045 he‘d had kin, :nd also upon the Ihin above on hia 1m um. It ”par! 3.11“ yin. chyin, Awmotimo slur on her wen end pinched wee face it we. elmoet with 3 sense of relief that the thought entered one'e mind that she would econ be relieved from her poverty. Mating end ' . There ere two boys end two girls. en the oldest in between 7 end 8 yeere. The clothes on ell the Chilw Iron would not heve nude e complete emt intone. get“ e magic!" dvtv’onder lend Inrprlee the ne' re not ook after the children end relieve them. ee let ee they ere eble, fromjh'eir poverty- “-I... -_J L-I_I_-_ , their terrible god'tion, ch."tt2'd"I;£§"Zo “3 law friends w 0 were present, with the ex- ce tion of the youngest. 3 girl, who is a [$10 and dmost blmd, caused it is said by a mother's neglect. This poor thing wu- lying huddled up in a smell crib close to the stove. with nothing on but a. thin odioo nightelip, 9nd w en one looked luron'um' maul. Intern-«N. 18 the corpse of the unfortunnte husband, on d. stark and stiff, with the open wound storing one in the face, and immediotely opposite in the other bed lay the wife. soundly asleep, it is to be hoped with e sleep not caused by other than natural causes, with an old jacket thrown over her as a. covering from the cold. _The poor children. -I_._-A ,,,I, ”I _ _...‘.._vâ€"' end a. more shocking spectacle could may be conceived. The interior of the hut in almost devoid of furnitureâ€"two or three old wooden chin. e dell table and two old bedsteeds with very little covering comgrising the vvhcle'. On one of the beds Amorwmcmxm. I visited the scene of the murder or acci- dent. whichever it may be. yeaterdny, which is about eleven. miles from Fupaneg, -_A - _-â€"â€" ~ 77 _--___ w w uv' Buoyed mm: lovefioffidrink. and her poor helpless ' dren suffered in consequence. __v â€"â€" â€"v-â€"-â€"vw In A‘ ‘19va Mr. and Mrs. Nevin previous to taking up theirqusrters on Bern's farm resided in Nspsnee for severe! years, and it is said thst during all that time she led her hus- hnd s most wretched life through her dis- reputable snd drunken habits. She was severe] times in prison for her drunken end disorderly conduct. All the natural instincts o_f s_moth_er_ seemed to be de-I teneive die ition, and when tinder the influence 0 drink was quite docile. He wee a native of Ireland and about 36 years of age, but we little is known here of his antecedents. e wife's maiden name was yang 221299 relenvee Mm loll everything she could lay her hands upon no es to satisfy her morbid caving in: the: terrible cum. The deceased is morally epokenef as having a quiet inof- ive diamaition. and when “nflnr tho A LIFE 0? [183111. Mr. and Mrs. Nevin, with their four children, had lived in the small log hut be- fore mentioned. which-is situated on the far-mo! Mr. Fred. and Mine Ma Ham, about two miles northeast of the vi [age of Bath, since November. 1879. The hut con- aists of one room on the ground floor oo- mpied by the Nevins. and an attic room with access by a ladder on the outside“ morally occupied by a farm servant of Barns named John Stewart. The moral and social reputation of Mrs. Nevin has for years been exwedingly bed. She was very much addicbd to drink â€"m fact a conflnned drunkard. She would --II A , 1‘ ..-._ "av ysuvsnsvuu mu a bottle of whiskey, out of which he had been drinking rather ireely. After finishing the bottle he or- her about 9 o'clock to go to Beth {or another bottle of whiskey and she had to obey orders. When she returned the deceased. wishing to replenish the tire, pro- ceeded inside the but to split up a ieoe of wood, and told her to go outside an fetch some more. She went for this p but had only gone a few stegs when their eldest boy came rushing out o the hut oryingeut that his father had fallen on the axe. She immediately went heel: and found the deal ceased lying on the floor in an insensible condition and bleeding freely from a cut in the head. He expi about half an hour afterwards without regaining consciousness. The woman’s statement is not credited. and itis believed she had something to do with her husband's death. a V .._v. uvâ€"v‘vI-vu "uv magnified him entered the but on Satur- dny, . Nevm. who appeared to be under the influence of drink. made the following informnl utetemont erdin the Adair: The deceased hed gonfio Be in the fore~ noon 0! Friday for provisions. and returned towsrdn evening ygth the provieione and - 1...." _ - A A Nopenee correspondent. writing on Boturdey. given the following additional woolen in reference to the alleged mur- ol Edwud Nevin. lound dad in his house with hie skull split open with an axe: When theoomner and otheg gentlemen who Mm_-_:-J L2, - 834] End of a Ilan Through Liquon m8!!!“ STATE OF WRETOHEDNESS. THE FAMILY TRAGEDY. .â€" -V-_. -uv rvv. uuuuncu, . seemingly unconscious of madman. ‘ T55. éfiatted ”my: to I ohlly n Pl eon out nud Long oint. ---_._ -- wuv nation worn fixed at tho bucks. On «plain lay: um: gallon pun Long l’oln thoy he] uh tram nll storms. An old tar think. thorn Iho‘uld be not one station. but uvornl 9f chom_glong tho_ Canadian whom. mu Ian-a llama- :- Noon-lay. 'i‘ha Kinaaton Whlu on u marinara aro nnitod in their advoono or tho orootlon of II'O-lhvlll atatlonu. ‘ho onl quoation upon whoh thorn in any (ll oronooa of opinion is where tho ahonhi be located. Altar many intorv own with tho lako oaptainn, we are «Ila mod to iavor tho place Mono at Long l’o nt. noor which more moot:- ooonr than anywhere on Lako Ontario. A atatlon horo would be con- tiunona to l’roaqu' lulo.Wollington Bay oto.. ‘ and boahloa more holr bonhl bogot from tho mainland than oond bo oxpootodif the V -â€" -..- V.......V uwlvol nun. I'm. 1". BMW. of Gnvonhurat, 825; Luke El- couto, oi Mildmay. .59; Wm. Sparks, of Raynor, 026; George Wheatly. Mildmay. I‘M; John Ttylor. of lunerkip. 025; Law- rouoo H nrka. Milton. 050; sumac Law- rence. rillla, '50. The following were “and in loan numu for violating the Phar- macy Ant: (homo Hhuv. London; W. "our . (hit; Wm. 0. Mann. Barrio; «in. h Dsrlinu. l’onotnnguinhono; J. H. 'i'rumm. Hamilton; Funoia 8. Kulo (invoulmrut; (loo. Preston. Iiarrinton nmm In Martin. Aylmor. \ Down on the illlclt Dealers. A donpnwh from London says Detective Wm. Smith, inspector of the Medical. Den- tal and l’hnrmnoy Colleges of Ontario, has just. had the following persons fined for a violation of-thg Ontagio Medical Act: Wm. I] nu A deepetch from Ottawa. ss bad news comes from Battleford, Nort west Terri- tory. to the effect that the hmeet hes {tiled in that vicinity, which must retard settlement. Mr. Dewdne , superintendent of the Indians. has excee ed his wars by issuing an advertisement forbidding settlers purchasing farm produce from the Indians. the settlers snap their fingers at his manifesto. . ----------- J pufled out. Then your breath comes epumodieolly. hot flushes strike at the region of the heart. 311 the blood seems at times to rush in that direction, and you fight umleeely {or life and expect to fell 1..-: nn_z_ 2, did. This ii the whimjgceEZQE'o? Ea hon-on. Now you are fixed for seeing rats and snakes sud vermin. “ One who has been there ” writes: Delirium iremensl Snakes! Jim-jams! Yes. I’ve had touches of them. You want toknow how it feels? I‘ll tell you. You have drank maybe a week. maybe more. At last liquor ceases to excite, brace up or tranquilize. You drink a half pint of brandy and ithas no more effect than so much water. Then you are close on the horrors. Food won’t help you. Your stomach rejects it. Now your punishment commences. You can’t sleep. You are weary. Oh I so weary, but there is no rest. You are 'tired of thinking. yetthe tired brain will think. You lie down, drop into a dose for a moment and wake up with a shock as if touched by an electric wire. You are covered with gperspiration. You get up and walk the room. walk the streetsâ€"walk, walk, walk, and then fling yourself down, praying for ever so few minutes' sleep. All this for days with people about you. and through nights. But no Chinese torturer employed in keeping some miserable criminal awake till he dies was ever more full of relentless vigilance than your abused nerves. Dreads indescribable seize upon you. Your hands have a sensation of bein of enormous size. The do not look it; t ey (eel it. Your he , in like manner,feels as‘if enormously “an": -..L ms- Emma, Pa., Nov. 19.â€"Becently Mrs. Emma Reinart died in Amity township of consumption. It is learned that her life was insured for 826,000. mostly in favor of Samuel Shirey, her cousin. It is stated that the policies were fraudulently obtained and the companies concerned refuse topay. Several meets will probably be made. The afiair has created a sensation. The news- papers here also give startling a ccounteof heavy insurances efiected upon the lives of old, poor people in this vicinitygshowing that s ulative insurances of a question- able c araoter are largely practised. A Girl Slppuod u be Ell-Mend by ller Behuvu. Frustrated Acne-pt or Qonmo Parents to Desert their Child. Kmasrox. Nov. l9.â€"On Wednesday. No- vember 8rd. a man and woman went to the St. Lawrence Hotel, Cane Vincent. N. Y., and engaged rooms. registering as J. E. Parker and wife, of Toronto. Ont. They had with them an infant about 5 or 6 weeks old. They remained until Satur- day, November 6th, when the man left for Kingston, stating that he would return the ollowing Monday. He did not return, however, and did not make hie :(wwarance until last Manday. On Tue a he again visited Kingston, return- ing to 0 Cape the same evening. Yester- day morning they both “firepared to leave on the morning boat, w ‘ng to the degt, and soon afterwards it was discovered at they had left the child behind. Search was made about the hotel, and the little one was found entirely covered up in a ‘bed. Mr. Bisho hastened to the do t, and was enabl to thwart the heart one pair in their endeavor to abandon the child. They succeeded. however. in getting Joseph Yagor to adopt the child, and left for Canada. The couple came to Kingston on the Maud yesterday. and after the Maud left for Cape May they departed and have not since been seen. A Bad Harvest II the Northwest. veh'd u egninet her pro rty. oenno sued upon at in. or in equ ty. either during or titer her ooverture, no no to bind her pomn." P e 902.) In other words. that while her eh ty for civil torts doee not depend u n her poms-ion of u ete pro rty. er linbility on oontreote e do- pen ent upon her poeeeeeion of it. end if Ihe hue none no jud ment will be given ageinlt her. us it won (1 then be against her person, which the law does not allow.â€" Amer we. Rogers. 81 U. C. O. P., 195. disoovort. md whether she bus so Ante progofgy oxf qotz put her congrats. ough The non-9n or Delhi-I- Irene-II. SPECULATIVE I N SUBANCE. UIIILD DEIIIB'I‘ION. Iv Vllllqu-ll ”IIUIU. Ialsnd. Nine Mile â€"-Un Tueeda night. at the residence of Mr. Gourley. E inboro' road, a coal oil lamp ex loded and the oil running oVer the floor no fire to the oarpet,bnrning it up and des- troying other ornaments. The fire was smothered out with blankets before much domege'wns dono.-(}uelph Herald; Cmcaeo, Nov. 19.-â€"A marriage occurred yesterday which has been the cause of much gossip for the past few days. the gen- tleman being Ernest Grunebaum. of Vienna, Austria. and the lady Leona Eva~ line Stuart. formerly known in western cities as Leona Dare, a trapeze performer. The story is. that Leona, when agirl at Charleston: in this state. ran away with a circus and became u. tightrope rtormer, adopting .the above name. 311 uently she married Frank Ilall. abanj player, but alle ed that he deserted her and she sought her fortune in Europe. There she met Grunebaum, a wealthy young Austrian. who became infatuated with her. At Hamburg she met with an accident which caused her retirement from the ‘tra czo. Crunebaum‘s suit was continued an she was married in England last spring, having learned that her previous husband lie" was dead. Shothcn came to America. She spent the summer in Chicago, and also visited her old home in Charleston. where shelcarned to her sorrow that Hall was not dead. She at once proceeded to get a divorce from him, which was granted on the 12th of November. She then returned to Chicago. procured a license. and was re- marriod according the laws of Illinois. Change Love Advehinrc- of n Female Gymnast. _-_ -_ -.- vw VA Uulfl I' e' ' a] any adven e he might derive from ttzpeienicel or otheggobjeotione to the pro- ceedings hitherto. The appellant and the Dominion Government appear to rest their contention upon the decision of the Supreme Court of Connie. in Lenor vs. Ritchie. in- volving the right of Provincial Govern- ments to up int Queen's Counsel. in which it was ecided that the ri t rested with the Crown alone; and at Lieu- tenent-Governore did not represent the n..-__ v . v-â€"v- runny-cu usuuu 5 therefore the LieutenantoGovernor of On. tario oould not legally direct the Attorney- General to eeoheat this property. The 1Dominion Government have taken this view of the queston, and the Attorney- General for Canada will be represented probably in the rson of Mr. Lash. Depâ€" uty Minister of ustice. It has been agreed between the different parties to argue the appeal solely upon the question whether the Attorney-General of Ontario has juris- diction in the matter of escheste. and the appellant will waive for the purpose of this appeal any advantage he might derive from -â€"On andgygnjght! at [he residence of Mercer vs. Ilse Attorney-General at On- Inflo. An Ottawa despatch says the appeal case of Mercer vs. the Attorney-General of Ontario, which comes before the Supreme Court this week. is one possessing great in- terest for the province. not on] because of the peculiar circumstances an long litiga~ tion surrounding the question. but because of the large sum of money already expend- ‘ed‘by the province in permanent institu4 ‘ tions out of roeeeds of this estate. Hon. Edward Bla e, Q. 0.. appears for the pro- vince, and possibly the Attorney-General 0! Ontario, now in Ottawa, will remain over, but it is not probable. Mr. Macdougall ap- pears for the appellant. The latter's con- tention is that the power of escheat is a prerogative of the Crown, and that the Lieutenant-Governors do not represent the Crown; also that the Crown is represented in Canada by the Governor-:General alone ; Hun--0--- 4L- 1' :-__L, . A ROMANCE OF THE TBAPBZB. sii nionth's, but is 'Eéc"i}3}3fié§ée«i"§'n .3; afiair in any way. The coroner holds an inquest this afternoon. Newman, Nov. 20.â€"A sad afiair took place last night two miles from Ernestown. on afarm owned by Fred Ham. The par- ticulars are: On the farm is a small frame house, which is occu ied by Ed. Navin, Ham's hired man. wit his wife and four children. This morning his wife went out to one of the neighbor’s and informed ‘them that her husband lay dead in the house and stated that he had fallen on the stove and so off on the axe and split his skull open. They proceeded stated and quite dead. Both had been drinking during the night and are said to have had abad reputation. Ham has been trying to get ‘rid of the family for the last AL. __.‘Al , EXTRAORDINARY TRAGEDY Most Remarkable Death of Laborer. EFFECTS OF BAD LAND BEGU- LATIONS. OTTAWA. Nov. 20.-A gentleman in this city has received aletter from a friend now residing in I’embina count . Dakota. in which the following remar able passage occurs: “ I went to the land oillce the other day and asked the agent to let me have the books for a short time. i found from them that from January 1st to Novem- ber let 966 heads of families (Canadians), ever one of them (representing with the r‘ farm ies nearly 5,000 persons) had taken the oath and settled in Pemhina county. The majority of these men had gone to Maui- toba. but between insolent oillce-holders and land sharks they became so disgusted that they left for a country where they found that instead of the finest land in the country being placed at the dis sal of and reserved for the Mennonites, all-breeds. Indians and Icelanders. every man who came here had the right and privilege of choosing his own land, and where no rogue or and. grabber could step in and take it from over his head. Here we have a roof of the disastrous efl'ect of the land p0 icy of the Dominion Government. which is driving Canadians out of Canada to find homes in a foreign country. while our own land is 'ven u to foreigners and a rapaoious 01111; n? nmnnlutmm " lorde o? speculators. A Remarkable Exodus from tho Northweu. A MILLIONAIRE'B FORTUNE HOW THEY LEFT CANADA WAS THERE FOUL PLAY? A St. Peterébiii'g cohespondent tele- graph that immediately after the execu‘ tion of the Nihilists. nix suspected women change in the policy of the Vatican. A Rome des tch says the Pope approves of the views a the Irish bishops stated inn memorinlexpluining their conduct, in re- gard to the itation in Ireland. It in, ex- pected he wil shortly make a 'publie an- nopncemeht to that effect. Rome advices state that the Pope has signed a brief appointing Cardinal Jacobina Pontifical Secretary of State. Itia expect- ed that the appointment Will make a. great change in tljo policy of the Vatican. European. Tmmmn, Nov. 18. A'n additional reward of £500 has been offered for the discovery of the murderer of Lqrd Mountmorrie. Limerick advicee state thetit is rumored that a landlord owning an extensive estate in Bounty Cork has been shot. James Hicks, who arrived in London yesterday from the north with a flock of 86 sheep, was arrested on attempting to sell the same. on suspicion that he had come by them dishonestly. The sheep were pur- chased at 85 apiece. the money to be paid over when the bank‘ opened. Hicks. how- ever, was arrested. It was found that on driving through the toll-gate yesterday1 morning Hi s had no money to pay the toll and ask the ate-keeper to collect the amount from is wife, who would shortly come up. The keeper took one sheep as security. The man has been re. mended till Monday next. A stove in the house of the Rev. J. S. Black, 93 McKay atreet.Montreal, exploded yesterda. morning. Theaervant narrowly escaped ing killed. The hot water pipes were the cause. The damage is sllght. The name of Petereville will be changed to West London. London West or Kenning- ton. The petition for a change is being signed by nearly all in the village. SATURDAY, Nov. 20. The epizootio is decreasing at Montreal. A carter was fined in court yesterday for driving a. horse affliowd with 1t. It is reported at Kingston that one of the men arrested some three years ago in con- ‘nection with the death of Garde, at Shar- bot Lake, and who was afterwards dis~ charged, has been recently hanged in the United States for a murder of which he was convicted. A parcel containin 875 was stolen from the express office at rantford. Suspicion rested on Frank McMullen. a young man: who drives the express waggon. McMullen was accused of stealing the money, but do. nied knowinganything of it. He has now cleared out, showing that the suspicion was not unfounded. Mr. Mncdonald. a. shoe] teacher in Ross township. near Portage du Fort, was acci- dentally killed on Wednesday night by the discharge of a gun. ann. Nov. 19. Within a few rods of a. church in the township of Pittsburg, near Kingston, it is said an old man is slowly starving for the want of the necessaries of life. Mr. J. P. Merritt, of St. Catharines. is around with a numerously-signed petition, asking His Worship the Mayor to call a public meeting at an early date for the purpose of discussing the state of the coun- try. It demands an investigation into the exodus from Canada; a consideration whether our tarifl' should notbe further increased or reduced, or made differential towards the United States; and many‘ other matters of great importance. The following particulars of the sad drowning accident on the Gatineau, near the Kazubazua, have arrived at Ottawa. It Appears that Mr. P. MoCormack, a far- mer, was crossing the river on Paquet’s scow with a steer on board, when the ani- mal became unruly and attempted to jump ‘ into the water. He endeavored to prevent this, and in doing so caught the steer by the horns. A moment later the animal made a sudden movement of its head, and strik- ing McCormack in the side, knocked him into the river. The current was very rapid at this spot and the unfortunate man was swiftly carried away from the scow and drowned before Paquet could give him any assistance. The body has not yet been re- covered, although a gang of men have been dragging the river ever since the accident happened. Delaware and Caradoc reserve. Squire Gordon, who makes the application, says that drunkenness and riot greatly prevail among the tribe, and there is no constable nearer than six miles off. It is probable the request will be granted. At the next session of the Essex county and jury. the district~attorney will apply or indictments against Dr. C. S. May, late superintendent of the Danvers insane asylum, for alle ed criminal intimacy with some matrons o the institution. The par- ticulars of the scandal were kept from the ublio till it gained serious proportions. Nag; is now supposed to be near St. John, An up lioation was made to the Crown author: es for the appointment of acou- stuble to look otter_the Indians on the “_I_,,,, ‘- The by-lew submitted by the Mitchell Council to raise 84.000 to perfect the sys- tem of water works wue'cerrled by 21 majority. There wane. majorlt of 18 in. favor o the purchase of the ol Tucker dz Beer shops. There was not much lntereet taken in the matter. l (in 'i’uouduy hi hi. the landing member- ‘oi the Ormuo I00 cation in Montresi [not tor ‘tho diuouuion oi tho platform for the now flirty oi poiiiiou nnd appointed I. commit- o to mmior with the oolnlnitwain’l‘oronio. An old uoniionmn oi Kiminion mmod Tmooy drunk a «Launtiiy 0! ho iulonnu 1nd 0 ium by with o ior another medicine. '1 mm doctor» attended him during Tue:- duy night. and ihuiiy nucooodod in coun- torsotinu the oiioou of tho notootio. ‘ mum Mullah huh/Ml In London yeast.» (15 with uyouu 1mm umuod Ulwoy. o! llofiovlllo. wlm «ulna Imam: whlla larv- hm n term In thuwuuul pruum. Ho wu romovod to tho uylum. (Jam-“o Muy. at London. liu boo?“- rolud on a ohufo pwtorml by lulu wile o! Mumptmu to M I hear. "a mu rowwdod {or oumlnulou. TELEGRAPH") SUMMARY. vanadium. _'1'uquunu. Nov. 18. hie umbfilllfifia 22Eu13"02w1'57fi'i:" 1:3: felt the electric current vory porceptibly. The action brought b{ the widow Bad]. against Dr. Scott. of "meat, for all malpractice in the case of the he.“ Brodie. is said to be settled out of‘oouu, Inbaling the fumes of very nlrong unmo. nia. an in this case, is said to be a danger. one practice. more especially if the lulu!“- be h adebilitated uteto. AN Emma Em..â€"â€"A few days ago the berque St. Lawrence arrived at Baltimore, from Demamn, having on board n. wonder- ful electric eel. which was caught in Demure", and is three feet, long and two inches thick. and is kept in a tub 01mm. The characteristics of these eels are well known. The are so heavily charged with the electric uid that they cnuhy 00th knock down or stun. and in many cam kill the strongest man or beast. A gentle. man who touched the onojn quotation with “‘3 "ML-A"- AL‘ 1A__,l . t . . . J-suee Beaches Them After a Long C Lapse. New Wss‘rums‘rsn, B. 0., Nov. l7.â€"The three McLean brothers, Charles. Archie and Allen, and Bare were found guilty to. day on all the counts in the indictment sinst them for the murder of U seller and any, and sentenced to be hanged on the 17th January. 1881. Time will be iven for their counsel to send in and pet tion against the usual report, in such cuses. lor- werded to ‘the Governor-General. The prisoners took the mutter quietly. and re- ceived their sentence quite uncoucernedly. They refuse all religions consolation. sud curse and swear. This is the second trio] in which the four prisoners have been found guilty. The first one was upset on the ground that it was a. special commission, mad that the warrant authorizing the judge to hold it was not tend at the opening of the court. The prisoners were char ed with the murder 0 Constable John Uss Ier and ofasettler named John Kelly. The evi. dence wes- overwhelmingly strong. For two years they had been known as horse thieves and outlaws. and Were the soonrge of the Kanloop district. SATURDAY, Nov. 20. On Thursday an express train ran into s freight train at Edgewood. near Chicago, killing the conductor and fatally injuring a. bnkeman. 4 uurmnu) . ;\U\'. 10. Daniel Burr. a watchman in :1 rail mill at Cleveland. 0.. on returning from work yesterday morning found the house locked and no signs of life. Climbing through o window he was horrified to final the whole family lying senseless. run] a powerful odor of gas from the l):i.-.o-lmrnc-r stave ; his little daughter, who last kissed him as he left home. dead. and the mother and a 11- year-old daughter on the bed and inl’anton the floor unconscious. A neighbor's daugh- ter visiting was also insensiblc. and a woman, a friend of the family. was sitting at the foot of the bed in the some cumam condition. The last named may recover, but the others will probably die. Grave rumors of anothu- Killilist con- spiracy. even more terrihlu my} mum care- fully organized than any plot him: rco dia- covored, are afloat in Paris. It i; feared that ere many days a Czttastn‘mhu that [any cost the Czar and many immune“? people their lives will occur. The (1.1M has lost much 0‘ his popularity slum: lnl4 Inn-rgunfltio marriage. Several high officiulu nttached to his man are belicvml 1-) imw n-lutions with't e Nihilists. “ A despetch from Vicunrt says the noted Soudan traveller. Dr. Schweim‘urth. he: published a letter strong!y dcuuunciug the xncresse of the slave trade. stating that the resumption of the tmfl‘xc dates from the deposition of Ismail Pasha, but has in- creased more especially aim-o Gordan left the country. way uno xavorea by the J ill-goes m an im- portant link between England and her Indian Empire. It was specially urged by the Marquis of Salisbu ry. Mr. Gladstone refused to mxppol scheme for the new 1;: uphratm; Valley way line flLV-OIQG by the J iugucs as a _-_L_, A I- The evictions at Durham continue: to be carried out with great cruelty toward the ‘fsmilies of the miner-J. Eighteen more families have been turned into the street. Snow was falling m. the tune and the snflering of the children was moat intense. An explosion of fire damp occurred in a coal pit near Mons, France, ymzsrdsy. Twenty~seven men Were in the pit at the timmof whom fifteen have heen rescued more or less injured. It is feared dust the man still in the pit aw dew]. The British steamer Mildred, (‘u bin Long, which sailed from New Yor on September 28th for Marseilles. has found- cred in the Atlantic. The crew. twenty- throe in number, were drowned. SATURDAY, Nov. 20. The American Union ’l‘alcgraph Com- pany huordeted the construction of two new Atlantic cables. A (lei etch from Paris says a mcctlng o! the Boo ety for the Protection of Consume" was held on Wednesday to discuss the pn- Ient rioultural deprosnicn. The genernl View 0 the economists present was thut American com tition need not bu pox-mg. ‘nently feared y the French farmers, be. “use with the production of only ten heetolitres per hectare America. could not continueto chip corn. Maudal. :1 promote: of omigntion to America. combutted this view. He showed that From]: production was only fourteen hoctolitrcs per hector. as computed with twenty-five in England, and mnintoined that the almost virgin soil of America produced thirty hectolitrec. Reith dwelt on the drain of French gold to America. Notwithlhnding thounmvstunu “millet of striker»: at Um .5" oolliory. Durham. have been (w you wflotingmuut unuuo. found in the crowd were taken into mtg. dy. Upon Marching them thorn mu found concealed in their clothing chm of the principal Russian whom. and I chat and iuii demrhu‘on of the Cat's new «whale l‘ivmiu. The pricon pion- wcrc town by u (icrumn artist, and the Ikotohcc oi the yacht by an English- nun. Funny. Nov. 19. The Bullion fleet now in the Pacific hue been ordered to winicr «i, Vituiinntok. I)_l_-‘ Izur. - -_ - ..---v-- “v vuuuufllulh l’rlnooiEuréno of Sweden in dungeroufly III with lost “in. Notwithstanding thonnmvsturlu, over 100 hmllln of strike” at Um Soutbmoro uolllory. Duthum. have been evicted and gust nufloringmuut cuuuo. A (In toh from Paris says a muotlng of tho RM It" 'nr 611“ D_,,o.~..a:._.‘ A. z. :urr.awatchman in a rail mill nd.0..ou returning {rum work morning found the house locked us of. life. Climbng thromzhl. Amt-rlcnn. Invasmv. Nov. 181 import file