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Send/or pampkld. Free. on»; me. BM".- NIDNubh. 801:. £31. :Iâ€"r I It: Manama th. m- and Mr Sirloin \hu's'peak for. â€"-.‘lanl:oba Local Option 0m [urn "ix-cs. Winnipeg, April 9.â€"The Ion " ':t between the liquor men a hitinuists ended to-day disast m latter. The judges of the \am‘cu's Bench to-day handed d< "’-'iuu quashing the local optit lxuswd by several Manitoba 1: tirS, holding that the provixr 1-rwhibit the sa‘e of liquor.' t1 In“ yr Pan-u fl" Into a cum o‘umn “Manny mum for Se “mm: Dunno“ send“. A. ante Against the Govern mom (animate. mom-0W. U€( running as a 0! the party and Liberals in the field. Joseph Ma: and author l which is sti story. Comm-v Wing. e an him» that if they 1le l'ntruus haY ~' nu! a candidate their man may Pay- . in {nu House tlm balance 01' um: Jun'lll, They will have a convention 1“ lyuua on Tuesday to discuss the ad- aulnlli:y oi cumming the riding- l’ln- Mx-Carthyitcs are to have speak- : her-c lrum Manitoba on Monday: “P“ .c program includes two meetiug’l am!” p in polling day. Fighting J00 M5111“ mu x'rulu Winnipeg that he echted . be in the riding on Saturday. Nominations take place on Wednesday, 1d with good roads that day week H111- mand will poll the biggest vote in ms Joseph max-nu, menu-n. --_ and author of the Manitoba 6011001 law, which is stirring up so much tronb , 193‘“ on Wednesday for Haldiman‘d to deliver a series of addresses in the inter- est of Jeffrey McCarthy. Attorney-Gen- "31 Sifton goes with him end will also Speak several times in Haldilnand. The Principal object of Sifton’e trip, how- EVer, is to consult with D’Alton McCal- thfi' and other eminent lawyers on Manl- toba‘s position in referen'Ce to the Be- mvdill Old:r in the echOOI case. _ . In the Slocan Mining district of 31:11;- ‘Sh Columbia they are shortly expectmg 3' Visit from President Van Horne. It 18 said Sir William has a scheme for coll- meeting the principal. mines by eloctnc trunway. JOE nun: Fix-vbugs are cansmg 'onblv in Regina. Se? n-s have been started, ntague Will Have to for Every Vote. Three “cums In the Saviour..."- -â€" Bull'alo. . Buffalo, April 9.â€"John Mache. .9: ““31" man, steady, having 8. 800(1‘ POS‘twn a..nd 29 known troubles, suicided by “Own: this morning. , John Winter, aged 29, a. tailor, at- tempted, While in. a. dzrunken frenz ’ :to murder his mother, an Old, white-hall“ ed, feeble woman, who had sought "° “£3 a}!!! (5:111 his evil ha?its.th Améri . . at or e ' Can Wfingefmaf,’ fiewndaigna: ‘3“ azg artery in his wrist Saturday crew!" mp suicidal intent. He claims Ins “21“ desired his death, as he had recently “1' Sured: his life in her favor. _At Niagara. Falls, James Bid». “93“ ‘3, tried the lauaanum route. He is still LEEvatiy-es drclare that. no ntaguc‘s majority will be con finds; the McCarthyites usse it man will come under the V met, while the Reform elcmm {er the Third party wing com: 5' victory for the Doctor. niconscious, but my Suicide :3 the 800- , Sault Ste. Marie, Mich” April 8" A. F. Hursley, one of the W‘ Vessel masters and pilots on the committed suicide in a toilet 1" ghe pm Hotel Saturday night by In: hxmself through the head. ”V3323!“ sums. mm: per ling (solid typo) nonpuioi. am i; am can" each mhuquont iii-onion. or notices in low column. 100. per lino ant 1:5C. «ch subsequent inanion. cnndcnvted ulnrtiumonu. wen :- Itnyod cachcn waned. um- (or ado i0! nix or duh: 1mm (at three or {our inunionn. I! more in lino: m addition! proponiom chum u .1 discount to manhunt.- tor business .dvmho- v we yen or {or ‘ mm: time. Ram undo Sn Application. ,,_, __._ _,,‘_..A__- Pabusnets’ Nance. A Woman Cuts In Tim'- pcllevi11e. April 8.â€"Elizabeth Gert”: “lie of a fisherman who lives on Cad” Island, committed suicide this morning by cutting her throat. Thelwomsn W53 , LAX] about 50.” No inquest wi? Clinton. April 8.â€"Capt. Driscou, “‘8 but known men: 0! this tqwnn 10w! dead in bed ,th’n mam;- °§mthnnknown a . a 4 g. z. MARTIN GOIVIE ng much alarm and » Several incendiary rm- becn started, one resulting in 'StrIIL'tion of the Court House, and 12111: Rielly Bros.’ planing mill had )1125 are causi - m Regina. row escape. mservatjve convention 1 tutency will open in Wi \v. George Bradbury of xg as a Conservative, bu : party oppose him. iberals each have strong : field. p‘hr Margin, member £01 I- _:.‘A‘lna_ a Babies ecu the liquor men and pro- sanded to-day disastrously to The judges of the Court of uch to-day handed down a. de- shiug the local option bylaws several Manitoba municipali- ng that the province cannot Lin: 9339 of liquor, the legisla- its ultra. vii-es. Manitoba will ill probability join Premier his appeal to England on this (’"tu Apr“ “ti-'1.“ a nun; Dl‘yMu'u‘ u MECHTH‘)‘ ‘E'Uu 'M‘khy‘a urgnuhfl' a jwmmmngm. a p m mun? am he wt 0! .W" vymuu‘ i tuvu {rum Tut‘m A snaps WA“:- . Emulslon A Sudden all. are that Hon. D“ ‘ will be countetiby | jute 0“ ml! have “ 1'0 unnmun. M navâ€" in Winnipeg to- my of Ottawais we, but a. section :11. The Pay-one Propflmfl. recover. Nu Xeuhbfl'hood (guild-Io on several mg Agni“- [he CH! “{H 3 V w diuuvvm h “w‘ U‘A" and ul‘ “‘qu for. )IcCarflI! Declared for Winnipeg W ”'1th e eteefim‘ arm a“ u eumvsh has made ml 01ml“? ‘ p than us for Selkirk Eandidntea Fight Q}: that wire a 111: not edes an 1‘me- luv-£0 m in MN“: W \H and shoot- £6399 “31W AN OUTRAGE” Dr. Lausing’s Attack Places Confer- ferenoe in a. Bad Position. Scot-chm: Editorial on the Clam Hid. Axum-t the Fashion: by the n. I". Conferenceâ€"Too Much Dehum- tlon In Politicsâ€"Dr» will): “a a sutomont. NEVER UNDER THE INFLUENCE New York,~ April aâ€"The Commercial Advertiser (Republican) prints a scorch- ingeditorial onthecharge made against President Cleveland in the New England M. E. ConferencebyDr. Lansing ofBos- ton. It fully endorses President Cleve- land's characterization of the attack as “simi'ilyan outrage" and of theeiergy- man himself as a “disseminatorof wholeâ€" sale lies and calumnies not less stupid than they are cruel and wicked." The Commercial Advertisersays: There ‘ isfartoomuchof this reckless defamr tion in our politics. It is proper tosay that the chief offender in this relation is not the press. At one period in history it might have been otherwise, but May the newspapers as a body lean :to fair ness. Shocking as the truth is. the sine! bearing false witness against public men has been transferred to the pulpit. The most recluse and the most monstrous charges come from clergymen. The oflence is greater because the pulpit is privileged and its utterances have, if not the force of inspiration, at all events the weight of traditional sincerity and associ- ations of sanctity. It is not without rea- son that the public mind resents the influ- ence of the “Priest in politics," since what he says is ex-cathedra. He is un- answerahle except when an outraged public opinion turns upon him as it turns upon the Rev. Dr. Lansing. Salem, Mast, April 9.â€"In the New England M. E. Conference yesterday Rev. C. E. Davis, chairman of the Temperance Committee, arose and said that Dr. I. J. Lansing’s attack on President Cleveland in his temperance address before the con- ference had placed the confean in a i l _ ‘_LA.I "JAVA-luv nun r-..“â€" rather embarrassing position and he asked the committee to meet him before the afternoon session. In view of thefact that the conference is in no way respon- sible for the ntteranws of Dr. Lansing and that Dr. Lansing holds himself re- sponslble for the statements he made. Mr. Davis’ request was voted down by an almost unanimous vote. - - n W -n n’ n“... 81me uuauuuvw v--. Buzzards Bay, Mass, April QLâ€"The charges made against President Cleveland by Dr. Lansing at Salem created great surprise among people here who are ac- quainted with the President and are in the habit of seeing him frequently during his residence how in the summer. The following statement In Voluntarily made by a ntlemnn well-known in politics, a Benn ,limn who has been more intimate- ]; amimintud with the President during his suéom‘ns how than anybody also out' ship 0 his lmnmiiaw Runny or pimples“ l g.‘u .ALAlh-l ' " For the mat Him summer masons I have heme fw dent mile» at (lm‘v Gables and at times me well the l resilient every day; smuetiuw early in the day or one“ on his Ntlll‘ll i‘mm {lamina tripe and again in the ensuing after dinner. I can honestly say that I have never seen Mr. Cleveland under the influence of liquor in the least degree; and so far iii I know during his summers here he has refrained from its use." Similar utterances are made by other people here who are occur tamed to see Mr. Cleveland trequently. Boston, April ilâ€"Rev. I. J. Iansing. whose references to the President in his address before the New Engand conference at Salem last Thursday night provoked extended criticism gave out the following statement last night: “My allusion made in a temperance ad- dress at Salem on Thursday. April 4, to the drinking habits of the President of the United States WM based commonly on common report and partly on the test- imony of eye-witnesses. From various and independent sources which I believed to be wholly reliable I had been informed that the President had been seen on : diflerent occasions and in the presence of many persons in an intoxicated condi- tion. mom the circumstantial and de- tailed character of these statements I sup posed there was no doubt as to the facts . alleged. I therefore made this allusion as a matter of common report, basing my confidence on the testimony of personal, and, as I supposed, credible witnesses. " The names of these witnesses obviously I cannot with propriety reveal since sharing their knowledge in common with many others they might justly shrink from being singled out and called to verify that of which not only they but others equally with themselves had ocu- lar mef. “I must therefore say that if my state- ment reproducing such testimony is not in harmony with facts I regret having made it. I could have neither desire nor motive for saying anything unkind or uncharitable of the President or of any party whatsoever. The case being one of conflict of testimony between witnesses of equal credibility I cannot decide.I have no personal knowledge apart from the testimony. I withdraw the statement and tender apologies and sincere regrets to the President of the United States and to the prime: ’ VUDUwaâ€"uâ€"_ 7 Cincinnati, April 9 â€"Five thousand coat makers quit work yesterday and by to-day it is estimated that the number will be increased 5,000 more. The strike was decided upon Saturday night at a meeting of the Cincinnati Coat-makers Protective Association. Several days ago a demand was made for an increase of 85 per cent. for making coats, but only one firm agreed to meet the demand. For the past year and a half 27 to 50 cents has been the price per coat according to the grade of workmanship and quality of the - “~â€"-~-1w um hast grades com- gmue UL “053””-r,‘ _ goods. Formerly the best grades com- manded trom 80 to 90 cents. ._ _________._â€"â€"â€"â€"â€". A CONSERVATIVE SPLIT. Two Parties in Ottawaâ€"The Old Badly Dimppolnted. Ottawa, April 9._â€"-There is to be __--l..bln‘ne thorn of Conservative assocmtions in the city. Some time ago the Liberal-Con- servatives organized here by electing OflicerS, and afterwards calling a conven- tion, which put Taylor McVeity and Honore Robillard. M.P., in the field as candidates for the Dominion House. The old Conservatives are opposed to McVeity, and were disappointed at his getting the nomination Their own as- sociation became disorganized for lack of meetings. Now they have called a. meet- ing for Monday next for the purpose of reorganization. The new Conservative association,which nominated McVeity, will hold a. meeting on the same evening. There is a prospect of a big-sized row getting up between both associations, and the difficulty which arose at the last Provincial elections, and which has continued ever since, ceused by the old men in the party refusing to support McVeity when he ran for the Local Legislature, will get bigger instead household furniture was mortgaged for $50 and she was paying interest at the rate of 48 per cent. on the loan. The fur- niture was sold, but before the sale two banifls were put in possession. His Wor- ship said: “I think therobberyofpufising four or five bailiffs into poor peOple’s or less. ‘oatmakets on Strike. The Commerclgl old Pitt! THE CANADIAN no ruddy» and “an“?! moan“ Decision at tho Court- Rochester, April aâ€"The Denim Chronicle, in roe-rd to the W‘ m. United States Supreme" 00m 01 income tax. ”if ,L- All- I WV Inn. “Thelewmndsexeeptuio the II!" decided adversely. It in not, however. rendered moxe equitable or just 01' @0101" able by these elimination; For instance the owners of great landed estate- like theAetorsofNewYorkwfllnotbemed on their princely incomes derived from rents, nor will aliens who own land in the United States. The planters of the south are also exempt tram taxation on must bankers, merchanu, businw men and the salaried and professional clam who receive $4,000 a year or upwardl- Thns there in a grossly unfair discrimin- ation which will make the law mom un- popular than ever and will undonbeedly lead to its cal-Ly raped." _ z -1 aka lean (0 “:8 any Inputs- The President was informed of the CW wv uu-v‘w. .vâ€" “_- .__-, Other members or the Cabinet dropped in later, including the Attorney-General. The decision was a dbnppointment, but the administration will at once issue instructions to collectors o! in revenue to conform to the emulated law. Attorney-General Oiney laid the government would not ask for a ro-hcar- ing, but would accept the decision Ill rendered. He was not surprised at that portion of it excepting municipal and state bonds from taxation, but expressed the hope that the question of rent: might be brought before the court in some other shape when he entertained the strong belief that the present attitude of the court would be reversed. v'_â€" In tfle'i‘I-easury department Assistant Secretary Curtis declared that the con- ditlon o! the treasury was good and the revenues amply sufficient to_meec current Commissioner Miller and the 011ch- ot the income tax division held a confer- ence last night at the treasury discussing the bearing of the opinion on the present income tax machinery in operation and changing it where necessary to meet the changed conditions. The new instruc- tions to collectors will probably be ready for publication to-morrow oxfnext day. Spanish Troop llEIII‘IIIIQ o! the mama“ ‘ -â€"No Battle Fou‘hg Havana, April 9.-â€"-Roporta of insurgent outbreaks have boon numerous in the last three days. As fur M can be learned, however, no bank has been fought. The province of 8am i430 do Cuba is still the moat teatime 12mm of the inland. Gen. In Chambm who commands the Spanish tmo in nvnw pursuit. of the insurgent; in i 113 pmx-inw. hm iwn M Palm» Sari; «no to Hm norm mi; and mm the mountain: mm fimflimm on: in: annual «1m uuuwmtm (mm min im in the murky \iiauivtn mum «m owmm m- quomly lw “mu-mu: hands. A mm" mwhw nu Mm whammy warning ways than; am at in) mum-coma M- imic»! aw u muim tum“ MM Ma mud: turd mum us 0W am he ww wru could be dawn: Mid when the math. ileum 11mm: their captives me inaurwuu out $118 Mmph when. A government: fume in puruuinn Gen. La (humble xenon-u also 1th“ in- surgents. under the leadership of Rabi and ham have been cutting the ventu- oassanova wires. Small parties of troops have pursuod them but have only caught one man. He was 0110 of Ram's lieuten- ants and was shot. The when wen ro- red at once. pa!“ ,, ___1_...A Al Dnnrl’n nrinnlml ‘- -vâ€" - r" ' ' The province of quiet. .‘ I.__ In .4 although rumors of coming trouble is plentiful enough. Yesterday the police found eight whitn men and three negreee marching with an insurgent flagabout eight miles from the city. All were armed with revolvers and knives. They were captured without bloodshed. They admitted that they had intended to form abandand attatk the barracks of the civil guard at Juruco, a considerable town on the railway between Havana and Matanzas. It the government had not been enabled by early information to check this movement there undoubtedly would have been a rising, which wOuld have had serious result in this city. Nearly a Million and a nun. Ottawa, April 9.-â€"The estate of the late 001. Allan Gilmor. an Ottawa. bachelor, is valued at $1,452,000, and the chief be- quests are as follows: His sister, Mrs. John Steele, Scotland, $100,000; his sister, his eldest sister, $10,000; the Protestant General Hospital, Ottawa. 325,000; John Mather, an old manager of the firm, a),- 000; James Cunningham, now dead, 810,- 000; the 01d Men’s Home. 85,000; the Protestant Home for the Aged, $5,000. ~ Home {or Consumptlves. Toronto, Apnl 9.â€"Sir William Van Home has agreed to the proposition ma before him to carry 100 poor patients per annum tree of charge to some point. along the line of the C. P. R. where a. suitable site may be selected for the building of a Home for Consumptives. It is further proposed to give half rates to all other patients who may be sent out Item the local Consumptive Hospital in Toronto to the Western Hoxxpitnl. Mllllcnnmp’l Accounts 31: mgnt. _ "L- Anew-"ant the Western nwyim. Millicnamp’a Accounts all night. ' ' 1 Toronto, Aprl'19.â€"When the statement 9‘ of young Millic‘iamp, who committed sui- cide on Saturé ay, were all right had given the lie to the story that he was in trouble there, it. was. rumored that he had contracted heavy debts outside. No cor- , roboration could be obtained of this; on i the contrary, it is known that within the last two Weeks he had liquidated one or two trifling accounts, which were in no . way pressing him, and so highly washe esteemed at the bank that he could have ! secured an advance there at any time if‘ necessary. . » Then it stated that deceased had an aflaire d'amour which was troubling ‘ him, but inquiry among his most intim- i ‘ ate friends revealed the factrthat, so far was not an abstainer, but was not given ‘ to indulging to excess, and had never been known to allow pleasure in any way to interfere with his duties. lug Flood 3: Genie. Gorde, Ont, April 9. â€"One of the most disastrous floods that has taken place in For the last twentyâ€"four hours every precaution was used prevent the gaming disaster, but at five o’clock p.m. the encruswem showntobe onlyinvuin. When the flood came I: washed agay Danes’dnm and totally 7â€": M! m 33w mm. luv-u..._u .7, on the north side of themlll; also lumber and logs were swapt in large quantities down the river. At pmnt every indica- tion is that the new bridge which was OUTBREAK IN HAVANA. ?HE moons TAX- Emma and a nut. he Demomtand to ups (1001810301 Puerto Mndpfll u ‘4." 0mm, finch stood be m -. also lumbar the ‘ Inooltmvmnau EVIDEICE. » were not helping hex. been reading of the wonderful euro ; effected by Dr. Willinnl' Pink Piu- for L comended them. She purchased three ' b use end heiote the tint box In: this!» ed en improvement wee noticed. end cone unning the me of the pills Min Scott _ m goon ehle to perform work shout the ' ‘ beta: heath eleo notified 4 male uni nusw ram: 4 am: an. I». tor “no I‘m in. lava- W 'm I“ um Ipmwvmonhmn FM‘NSLWIM ‘ " ‘-- 2â€" _L-o then for yours. Mn. W m ....._-_ utothe greet benefitebe hereelfhed defivedfronthe uee olthxeeboxelol Pink Pills end dooluee that they would not be without them in the houee. An impoverished condition of the blood, or e: dieordered oondxtiou of the nervee ere the fruitful eounee o! meet me thet ufillct unkind, end to en, thue umiuted Dr. Williune’ Pink Pine ofl'et epeody end certein cure. No other remedy he ever met with each greet end continued euoceee. which in one o! the etrongeet pmole thet Dr. Willinne‘ Pink Pille mOmpli-h ell thet ie chimed {on tnem. "‘hey no In autumn; cure lo! locomotor etude. punk! penlnh. 8t. ‘ Vltue' dance, minke, neunlgte. 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