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ii n 83! sale rET. .TOGK .GBR. il’lmlll'B 'ence OIL .dera :mp 10‘ ‘ist. TEST 'urks Lties. wvâ€"uu- “1"-" -~_°, med six years, who was asleep at the time, was burned to a crisp. Another of his daughters. a young lady of seventeen years, 13 also badly burned. and the father, in his eflprts to save the children. was much injured. â€"About eight months ago Admiral Ben- ease, in command of the Northern Pacific squadron, caused the German ship “J. Hustede" to remove from her moorings in Esquimalt harbor, on the ground that the British man-ot-war had precedence over all other vessels. Considerable trouble endless were incurred to the German vessel. As aresult of this action the own- ers of the "J. Hustede" made a claim through Mr. Munderloh or Montreal Issinst the British admiralty for $750 for loss and damage sustained. The admiralty oilered $150, which the owners refused. Suasequentiv it was arranged between both parties to settle the claim for $400, and recently the colonial office asked the Canadian governmentto pay this amount on their behalf to the owners. This has been done, and the government has this Week received an acquittance from Mr. undula- â€"A leading physician of London, Ont., states that the grip or influenza epidemic strain prevails in thatneighborhood,though not in so severe a form as in localities tar- ther west. It looks as it the disease, hav- inR run around the globe from east to Mt. has turned about and is now running from west to east. Past experience in. flown that in itselfthe gripis not so bad "the evil efl’ects it leaves behind in the Gnostitution or its victims. Among the "at of these are chronic debility and a tion to mslancholia. A Scotch “ysician has recently traced the increase 0! this form 0! insanity to the grip. Alana “th a mural lowering or vitality in halides where the grip prevailed there We marked preponderance of melancho- llM Which did not appear previously, over mmental disorders. It has also been Med, on the strength of statistics, that “may visited bythe disease has yet muted its nervous tone. A second tetion is therefore not unlikely to “we .- ”Wine "pants! 51695060190- â€"'1‘he iriends or Mr. Fisher. the liberal candidate from Brome. Quebec, in the last ere‘: decal-.025; have determined to con- test the constituency in the courts on the grounds of corrupt and illegal practices on the part oi Mr. Dyer, the elected member. â€"Three tramps went to sleep under a side tracked freight car near near Pittebnrg the other ni hr. The next morning an engine pull the ear out, killing John Mooney and an uaknown man, and cutting ailment: feet of John Kearns of Philadel- D â€"At a dinner given by the Devon Con- gregational Union at Tavietock on Tuesday evening the presiding minister, Rev. B. Davies, refused to propose the toast of the men, whereupon all those present, except er. Mr. Davies and his wife, rose to their feet and sang the national anthem. â€"Newe comes from Sore! that on Friday nlaht the private residence of Mejor Paul. “Ste. Anne de 50:01, was burned to the strand. Ayoung daughter or the major, ,A _‘ LL--._.- ..mâ€" nâ€"n-v â€"â€" _' first-class shape, onTI' evErything worked mustactorily 3nd smoothly. Mr. Hanson, chief engineer of the road, and several ofli- chls were on the locomotive. â€"The first locomotive through the Ga Trunk railway tunnel under the St. 01: river made the run through a: the rate of fifteen miles an hang. The__u:ack wag 1n â€"At Goshen, Ind., on Sunday 1551: Allen Snyder tell on the floorin a. stupor, when a horde of rats attacked him, testing 03 the flesh and mummies his flesh terribly,1:om the effects at which he died. Snyder was a Wealth) at»; in: live“: wretchedly. â€"-Tnere is great. activity in the cattle trade in Montreal, and it looks from present nppearsnces as it the coming season will be every busy one. A syndicate, consisting of Means. Gould. Chicago, and Hathaway, Boston, has commenced operations, and has altsodymurchneed 2,000 need of Canadian 3:??- not 3 eheetfnl anticipation for wthreetened with a return of the our teal onthenneouu muehtwoyeere I eke-don “to. his Mm... leeteletebl flow-om." M1153 Dion otb munoneot Inne- could we hive men intact. But Freneewlll never w! uncut-ulna, however, to lam' ”Tone. 31°. wildg'" “hm «not, when! _. bugeot bflgulng,ontdoor 932.:me man will- -._.J_A._“ -- A --H_ mm (D. Ill-luv- wv an _____ a -_‘_ , _ to $4" 8;. . ’rne swat-age tor the first quer- ter lot the last ten years has been $128,777. -â€"Tnomu Board, a Santa Fe railroad employee, whiie passing over the bridge between North and South Argentine, Ma, the other night reached above nie head and caught hold at an electric light wire. He died inetmtiy. â€"Count Lewenhenpt, who was married to Miss Bayard. denghmr of ex-eecretery Bayard, on the 23d inst. at Wilmington, Belem-re, died Monday oi! mailman; typhoid rover. He had been indiepoaed for the last two or three weeks. mini. bum t! 0!. bl“ not h o In alcoholic ho mo l-Iwuuv- -v-vâ€" â€"â€"_ _.v,r India munitions, and has instructed the soldiers to czesr the entire country. â€"Tne exports from Kingston to the United Scues for the first quarter or 1891, under me MAgKmley mm, amounted onl ...... a“. -..__. --At Kenton, Ohio, 100 disguised men wens no the county 3501 a: 2 o’clock Friday momma and took on: William Bases. who murdered Edward Harper, a policeman, on March 3150, and hung aim to a. tree. â€"Secxenary Noble has ordered all intrud- ers out of the Sn and Fox, Cheyenne and Araphoe and Ipvya and Pontawawnttomle __ A L-.. {nab-“Afar. -Lm° I. - Essex county. as a young man suffering tram that disease was recently shaved there by the village barber. .'__ _,__, lal train stepped on no the platform at 0x- :ord Junction, N. S., and shot Station Agent McKesn. The latter is badly wounded, out is likely to recover. â€"Le Monde atateefihnt it is announced Mar. Fabre will be named a cardinal ln 1011 um marten ITEIS or INTEREST. - W WEEK. I00l PAPER and PICTURE mus â€"â€"18 Al‘â€" ihnvxnfiimo 314-3.. m mound m’ m;fim:mzfiqmnma: m nodes- loo-I can-u. mu. m; an: W Go- elch W: Elie (Kauahian 333351. If LINDSAY. £31041 APRIL 17, '. A. Goodwm. Tidin- Agency c. n. 3m.mm- m ulna-pl: and "wonl'fi'Tv'ilmm' " Fâ€"hfii’pda' ’ ' m y m millions of Irma oonld we My. mod our territory inmt. But Emmy!!! 90:0} 53;; he spent each year 1,500,000r., and kept on doing so year after year, what would his wealth amount to under such circumstances? And this is just what France has been doing for a very long time. The upshot of the whole thing must be that we shall have to repudiate our debt as we did in the first revolution and start afresh. I greatly admire the magnificent manner in which ' the United States has gone on paying of its tremendous debg contracted during the gigantic civil war. We ought to imitate in a modest way_ the American example, but several circumstances oppose this. in the first place, the wastetulness of our great departments of government is something frightful. While it cannot be said that there is any outright stealing of o! the public funds, the extravannoe is tremendous. and no government dare incur the anger of the litielana ineieaning out this Augean stab Then, again. ourmiliS 381'! system is very: expensive and it keeps on growing more so every day. so that it seems an almost hopelesetask to £9. stop thirdâ€"{dial ~11“an e eidegl. Whaten unpardona a slung A; _A_ Eo; we wbnld call a man rich who had an income of a million francs a. your; rbut sup- â€";Apropoe of the future increase or the efl’eotiveneee oi the French army and of the minister of wer’e demand on the budget committee at the chamber of deputies for further appropriation; Senator Bet-thie- my sr. Hileire, ex-minieter of foreign affairs, said the other day: “It Noumea more and more evident that France is on this High road to banknotcy. France In one 0! theidohest countries 1:} Europe. So, â€"A Louisville special to the New York Herald says that the physicians report good results in the use of Prof. Koch's lymph, and are inclined to look upon it with much more favor than when begin- ning their experiments. Dr. J.A.Larrabee has pronounced as cured in the past week three of his patients who were suffering from tuberculosis of the lungs. They are Frank Martin of Bonneville, Ind.; Wm. Cherry of Bloomington. Ind., and J. J. Dawson of Louisville. The first two were at first rejected as being too far advanced to admit of the treatment. Microscopic examination shows that all tubercular tissue and bacilli have disappeared from the sputum in each of the cases cited. The improvement is chiefly noticeable in the disappearance of all cough and sweats and a rapid increase in flesh. No cases of lupus have been pronounced cured as yet, but an improvement of all the patients under treatment is reported by the various physi- cians. The Hon. Samuel English, state senator and a delegate to the constitutional convention, who is being treated by Dr. Frank Wilson for lupus ot the face, will be dismissed in a few weeks if the improve- ment continues. The sore as disappeared and only a slight irritatio is noticeable. Dr. Curran Pope says that three patients 'under his treatment have improved and that in a few weeks he hopes to pronounce several of the cases cured. Dr. G. Marvin says he has three patients that are rapidly improving. None of the physicians will say that any of the cases are permanently cured, all agreeing that a year or more will be necessary before it can be shown that the seeds of the disease have not yet been scattered. â€"A St. Petersburg cable says: Shamei- kin, who was arrested for attempting to assassinate the czar at a review. belongs ‘ to the Scaevoii club of Kharkofl’, the mem- bers of which are bound by oath to make continual eflorts to murder the czar. Most of the members have been arrested. The czarina is seriously afl’ected by the news of the conspiracy against the life of the czar, which has just been made known to her. She has been sufl’ering great anxiety on account of her second son, the Grand Duke George.whn was wrestling with his cousin, Prince George of Greece. and received ser- ious injury to the spine. He is suffering from attacks of fever. He is at present on board the Russian war vessel Admiral ‘ N akhimofl’. in Algerian waters. Shamei~ kin, the would-be assassin of the czar, has been induced to make a full confession to the police after, it is reported. two or three applications of a powerful battery, strong enough to inflict pain but not enough to destroy life. He will not be sentenced to death or probably tried, but sent to Siberia. The police have succeeded in arresting a large number of Shameikin’s fellow conspirators. but two of the leaders are said to have made their escape to Rouma- nia as soon as the capture of their principal leader was known. The incident of Sham- eikin’s arrest was given to the public somewhat prematurely by the police, who were so proud of their achievement that they could not keep it quiet. It is thought improbable by these best informed as to Russian methods and afi'airs that any of the conspirators captured will again be heard of.‘ The police have ascertained that the globule found on Shameikin contained a deadly poison sufficient to have killed him instantly after he had killed the czar. â€"The governorgeneral has remitted the sentence oi George Scott, :10an Welland jsll on achargeof larceny. Scott, who was a Pullman car conductor, was convicted oi stealing money and sentenced to two years imprisonment. This happened last month. Scott pleaded that he was innocent of the crime and later developments sustained the plea. â€"The Australian federation convention has resolved that the draft of the constitu- tion be submitted to a po ulsrl elected convention in each Austral ony. sud thst it three of these colonial conventions approve the constitution the imperial gov- ernment shall be ssked to take steps for its estsblinhment. Yefifâ€"H?5fi7s"£hé indium} has: 85. â€"It is understood that Prince Bismarck, if elected, willoppose the emperor’s! policy. and the struggle will result either the defect of the government or the complete humiliation of the exchsncellor. â€"Inthewcodestcwmiles!roln0heboy- gen, Mich, J emes end John Gillespie were chopping, when Junee’s sxe slipped end cuthlm badly. John went to get hclfi and when he returned with 3 party. tonn s peek of wolves picking his brother‘s bones. â€"The distress in southern Chili, owing to the revolution, is said to be eppslling. All sorts of atrocities ere being perpetrst- ed by vsgnbonde; flour has been selling at 22 cents per pound, and msny people who sttempted to get away from the infected district have died on the wsy. it 01.21! dtlnhh “begun to council magnum for the towns Ont... councillor mu â€"ALen â€"A sensation ha been caused in St. gm“? 3’ mm» 1..“ m" cat w o 3 ve eon- necked'withthepiottokmthoczu. â€"Ae the "Sec" expneee wee coming into Allendele lest Wednee‘dey e men nemed Joni . who hee been living inBerrie for the peel: yeer, wee noticed welkina on the treok. The whistle wee blown eeverel time end the helix-ens ,bn: without env eii’ect, es the men etili kept munch. The engine was revereed, but tooletqindthemenweeetrnck on the right em end ehonlda- end thrown oiflhe treck ineeneible. He me! recover. He wee theworeeciliq not when etenck end ,herdly knew whet heppened to him. â€"'.l‘he Snndrldge correspondent of the Bath Fells Arrow wrine en followe: Two an Wm. Do In: do u i Ono-£1): Coldntzr. W‘s“ Hot-on woo employed by him. mdonodoyohom oneodlo nhontonlnch undo om long Into harm as tho olhowmyoflnt. A doctorlonoedhorormondmodtoakeout thoneedlo. but wuhooi tunes. The can ottonpolnodhu,hut noth salon-hop. Mr. Dnyhnowln drldgo and m- Enuon In It!!! in the shop. Loot wookhoruhouldorfluttflflmu aha named 1t. and one of the gun E â€"As Miee Emily Spilebuy, daughter or F. B. Spiiebnry, an old and respected reeident o! the township oi Cremehe, wee driving from Colborne to her home, her horse wm shot by eome per-en unknown. A quantity of ehot wee lodged in the head and neck of the enixnd. Them: nee created quite as eeneutim. The general {opinion is the: the ehootlnfl wee occidental. he tectotite occurrence at 11.30 goes to dlepmve eny melicioue intent on the pert of the pereon firing the shot. ‘ â€"Mr. J. B. Pearse’s stone in Norwood was entered by burglars one night last week, says the Stan. but fortunately they were dlsappelhted in getting very much cash. as there was but a Mall amount, $16 or $20, principally ln scrrp, in the drawers. The maranders. however, made free wlth the goods in the store, the quantity carried away belng dlmcult to Mount-me or to estimate the value of. â€"In report! 3 the and death by drown- ing in Camp 0rd of the little daughter or Mr. Joseph Scene". the ‘ erald says: “Mr. Sooner had a p out that morning that something would no wrong, end told his wife that he feared one oi his relatives was deed. With this fear he returned home after going into the emits instead of going further away as he intended doing, only to find his little child cold in death. The father and mother have the sympathy of the attire public.” â€"Leet Friday Afternoon when Dr. Reiko: of Midland was returning from visiting a patient out in the country the home he was riding stumbled and tell, throwing the doctor violent" on the ground. breaking his leg above the knee. Dre. Sooner and Bowman set the injured member, and the patient is doing well. â€"Mr. W. '1‘. R. Preston of Toronto has issued egsinet John Robin and John 0. Lake or Bellevflle s writ churning libel end trespass to persons! preperty end trover. for s letter wrongfully taken from the Bellevflle poet-ofliee, and claiming damages in the sum of $1.000. â€"'1'he best evidence of the way the Mo- Klnley hm has struck Censdisns 1s shown by the lset quarter’s return of exports from Kingston to. the States. In that period $42,820 worth of goods wereexported. the smallest amount in years. The average (or the first quarters in the pest ten years has been $130,000. â€"Mr. Wm. Dunk of Contented had two fingers of his right hand split from the top to first joint by a saw in a such and door factory in which he was working. â€"Edward Bowen tell from a trapeze in Orillia high school gymnasium Saturday afternoon and fractured his skull. , ".Hâ€"vâ€"_ _,_ __ -v say that Germany must be inevitably crushed between her enemies, and this might happen; but the French realize thet something gravely dlfl‘ererrt might occur, namely. that the German armies might be within eight of Perle in three weeks, th a hideous black wake of epoiletion and e bar-ton waste behind them, while the sluggish Buseien forces were still pottering about on the wron side of the Vietula. This is a. very so 33 tbmht. _..__ .â€" cmce._ When everything goes in. the meat of when remains In must be French. If, for example, mdbllhmtion should be decreed on the same day at Pam and St. Pemrebnrg, with its consequence of a. Ger- man declaration and a rush to tune within ghe ,tollowinghour, when yank} heppeh '1 footing at rife; Bap rand smdyinig' the gigansjc nggm of army may. age would , 775L,L‘A this, latter point numerous moments at confirmation have cemsundee my notice, all from quarters far removed from any of those suspicions of stock-jobbint motives which too often taint the political news from Berlin. It is known there that Ruso sla has not yet got her new rifles in any- thing like adequate numbers. but thisdoes not alter the Berlin impression that she feels herself nearly ready to move. The French armorles are worlng night and day, by the special favoritism of the French government. upon the manufacture of this arm for Russia. and the assumption is that the contacts must be much more nearly filled thanitwae supposed they were a month ago. The element of doubt in the situation is that political students see irreeolution in the French cabinet. Num- erous fancy lists have been prided of late giving the names of ministers supposed to be ranged on either side of this momentu- ous question. These are of small import- ance. It is more nearly true to say that each of the ministers is on both sides of it. Th all have their moments of excited con dence in the sq uipment, spirit, and fighting quality of their huge harmy‘ then. again, when bitter recollections of 1§70 and 1871 come up, they find this confidence aluavering into apprehension. Teuible as at experience was, everybody knows that defeat now would involve something very much worse. . . . .Nobody any longer thinks it worth while, in either Parisor St- Peters- burg, to dissemble the plans of the two great powers lying to the east and west of Germany. They make no secret of the intention to fall upon her simultaneously what the time comes and tear her limb from limb. The czar has got entirely over his former prejudice against an alliance with the republic. All that nonsense was swept away by Bismarck’s colossal tumble, and it had previously been much diminish- ed by M. Csrnot’s conservative behavior. The czar is quite ready to join France,and, as Sheridan said, to “let everythinggo in,” but this very readiness has set France to thinking. The phraseI have quoted has, upon exaggination, a rather sinister signifi- All m #44. 1A ALA much. The We " WW Everdictofdeethholn . â€"A London correspondent cnhlel: It in Mean to see how W W mm- notional relations can meintein their pre- sent tension for may more week: without a rupture coming somewhere. No doubt nwetchedpothoiiulowlynnd theionaevity oteickmenieproverbiei, butmn withen theexperiencecttheflttecnyeerecrpeece, with their euceeeeive wer elem turning ontoneetterenothertobeprememre. cloee oheervers grow more nervous new week otter week so spring advances. 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Thereupon the 0111ch oi the three circuits resolved to sccept their co- opcrstion in seeking s re-trenaicr, without. however ebcting anything from the shove resolutions. Dr. Carmen promised to cell c meeting of the geuersi conference specie! committee st nn early date to suspend, it possible, the legiuistion oi the genersi cou- ierence. ‘ A deputation was appointed by the meeting [tm an amine no r. It you have '03 gnm'rma of an gepgxpgom a}: m7 3i if “film" 7 ' ’m”"’- pix: up in 256. hm microns" the 980010 a momedy.â€"Tl-t Whnlsthebeotthlnztomakohn hurry What tune makes everybody gladâ€"Fortune. 5: Ed'sé'r‘ltfbifizii.’ mama. N.Y. BEHT.â€"'l_.‘hat fine atore_ a_nd _pre: Cation-a Bemqgies. Kidney And Undue Pains sad Wak- geuec relieved inAopo 111191139 by $210 EM" "" 2567mm ‘m" '“ ‘.' ihé only mucous gym-killing plaster. CANADIAN POST WILL BE WEAK, PAINFUF BAGKS. HERE 'AND I'HERB. 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