The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 1

Site VOL. CXV. ND. 173 MONTREAL, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 188(1. $0 A lEAM CE.ITS A KNEEL 3Sujitic Canli, LATEST mil DESPATCHES.

gustor Card. UNiTED STATES DESPATCHES. biei fimn the west, spread to Urn west batik ol Ilia OilmnhU river opposite dial town, and, mii iiiingly not MlUfwd wllh the million of fit of limlN'r It Imil destroyed, totally niiimiiniii Hid Iniun wiirelminii of U. II, Irish Help Ncccswy to Pass radical Krforms, dcfcatcd in souro iyhonc. llnrlliiKtoii ICcriiM4N(o 1C un lie result of the duel and they cava Geo.

Bnulaiiger an unit I on when lit appeared, The member ol the Cabinet and score of the deputies and senator have visited Gen, liiiiilanger at the War department lo personally voiigralulnln him upon the bravery of hi action In hlsdin'l with Baron Larulnly. The rll'n In! report of llindiie) saja llaion Laieinty di'sln llmt thu duel be fought with but that Genera! Boulatigcr bad thu right of choice and niimed pistols. Both cotitiistaiiU Hied win the signal was given, and bolh were untouched. It was found that lloiilsu. gi r's pistol had missed lire.

The seconds declared that both were rathfitd, and lliu cotiteslaiil shook bunds, Tim report does not ciihllim the statement that lloiilainer lir.nl in the air, Tim account of the duel says Unit alter tho enciuiitiir Lareinty, holding out hi band to Boiilangiir, said 11 1 have never doubled your loyally nor your chivalrous couiagii," and (list Boiiiangnr replied "1 never thought that yon accused me of personal cowardice, but I was anxious to nioet your fire." Tin: ihi.ke D. SCRIBNE 4 SON, SALMON ana TRCUT HODS! FOR SALE BY T. COSTE1 1G95 Notre Dime Place d'Armcs.) Hole Agents Montreal. -Miiuuriieiurerii' I'rlw. 1 6 GEO.

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G. J. LUKN Til CltAlCSTltUfiT, General Macbiniits, Tool Makers, AND BlA'KNMrfllfl. Mauuf act urer of K'rew ami other Pre. An kinds of inacbnerv repair.

CHAMPION n. an it) rireiuurguurrrooijaics Hn tliU Nnfa ami get Prices before Inlying. ols ana HkVE UK-A I Id NO of nil hi win by lilt! best Workmen. N. N.

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All Shea. Trices Lower than ever. A. RAMSAY SON, 37 to 41 Eecollet Street, AND 10 to 22 INSPECTOR ST. THE FIRE BANS ASSOCIATION (LIMITED.) Of London, England.

Capital 91.300.OCO Reserve Fund 830.000 Government I 100,600 HEAD CFFICE FOR CANADA. MONTREAL, STANDARD BUILDIKG, Ht. James Street, 24 ILLIAM ROBERTSON, Ootober 10. General -Manager LEATHEBGLTIKG. Patent Htltched, Stmra Machine Stretched JEnriisnuaK launeu tfeiung, nna Lace iaiuer.

(iuajiiy guaranteed. Trade solicited. HilililS, HEEXAS 124 and 126 Quesn Street, month: al. ssa I Is. mm.

SALT SALT l.lvi'riHKil I Ik ami Hit. Facility rllliil Mirk Mini iimrliT tmi'ka now Illinium. 1'iir Milrliy LJLAIKLOCK No. 17 uiiiiii'in Montreal. COLQUIIOUN, DItUAIMOND CO.

MACHINERY DEALERS, (Now ami Siu-ond Hamt.) C3 COMMON MONTREAL. A(rTelelioae No, IMITATION STAINED CLASS. 1 Npleudld I. at or tlilo lleHiitlliil I low llecorallon Jtiat Krrrlved and for Hnlr nt 1369 ST, CATHERIN STUEET, KHIN AIDltl'll V. ull Miiilloa AlMnya In Ktiirk, ALEX.

BREMNER llKNNICVIM.K Niur Crulif. PRESENTS rV WATSON PELTON, ii'l St. Sulpics Invito lnsniwtlon of their Inrvn iittirk or NowUIoh, Nbw ilenlgmi In Parlor I.nraim. Tableware, Faience, line Poltnry, SpiM.ua and lorka. Nllverwnre, t'aua, Ilrouseo, Opera Ulasite, Hraaaware, narble Clurka, Ac, Ac.

ul RETAIL 102 Jl. HRfMD ontraclors iu Best French Compressed Asphalt foii ParTOirjit, Yard; Harden Walk; Sidewalk, Church Irontaym, Jt. HE CHEAPEST BEST COMPOSITION EVER KNOWX IS T1IR DOMINION. House Tlooiing, DONE IN THE SAME WAY. Office 57 St.

Cabrlel Montreal. 1UU SIM Coi Mm Oil Pule and nearly tatleleai. Ao oUier to compare with it. Kenneth Campbell Co I IT IT! I TTIITl 1 ITTt ft 1 TTT TtTnUTTn Genera! Merdiant 4 Minufacturcri aatreal. P.O.

Box 1500. Lead Pines. Shot, Putty. Wbito Lend, also Uang, Circular anu i.tiirsawBOi all inn.ls. Prices furnished on Brauclien: Toronto, James Kobeiuiou a Co.

HI. xv T. M. BRYSON CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS SHIPPERS, Storage FirtttclaK, In Hond orotherwlae 32 ST. FRANCOIS XA VI Kit ST.

MONTHEAU Telephone No. 979. 4 if IV A 1 P. v-ii- 'ill 3 4'1 'A 5 INTERNATIONAL TENT AND AWMG CO, Ottawa. MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR Tents, Awnings and Camp Furniture.

Hammocks aud Hammock Frames. Waterproof Goods, Horse and Waggon Covers. Duok and Canvass made to order. Window Shades of all descriptions. Railroad (ompaiileN, 4'outrai'toni, Lumbermen, Surveyors and others ni-plied on the shortcut notice.

Catalogues aud price llsta sent on application to A. C- FORCIE; Manager, International Tent A Awning Co 184 SPAItKS Ottawa. ARMOUR i I Star Hams English Brcakf ast Bacon FOB BALE BY Dufresne A Mongennis, 1021 Notre Dame St. jonn nooerison, i i miinps square. Walter Paul, 1408 Ht.

Catherine street, Wm. V. Gordon, St. Catherine street. I.

Crawford, Kt. James treet. Fraser, Vlaer A 188 ML James street. Canadian Co-operullve Victoria square. Geo.

Graham, 74 Victoria square. No pains nor expense have been spared to renuer incse meats ni ror lue most exacting epicurean jmitnu. iryiueiu. JArlESALLE. No.

0 St. Nkholan ntrect, Montreal, Agent. Armour A Co Chicago. J.rX LiAJVUSlSIVX1. LUMBER BROKE Jl, 19 WELLINGTON BXKEET, OTTAWA The Present Cable Tarlll' to be Increased.

mz GOOD SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON. ItrlHftli Workmen Itoiioniice I lie Sugar IioiiiiIIcm. THE SERVIAN CHAMBER OPENlU. Lnsiios, July Tlincublii pool directors rcpoil an increase of 1 IM per cent. In trallic since the rale were loweied.

The present mien will bo maintained for a prolonged period. The Wimbledon London, July 19 At Wimbledon to-day fiigby iiiudii tifieen consecutive bulls' eyes at yank A light breeze prevailed for a time, but (bo weather altnrwarils became rainy, hunter, of Abeideeu, won llin lint pri.ii for tho grand aggregate of tho series with a scorn ol This Include the 1) i. minimi of Cauudu trophy. Tho shooting for the London Corporation was con lined ti mniksineii from thu colonic. The hlglnst scores at thu lirst range, lino yards, wore lis follows: llmnhill, of Canada, and llavis, of India, 40 each Armstrong, of C'liiiadi; Cork, of Australia, and Ilarwood, of India, 39 each.

Cholera Nlallatlei. IlotiK, July 19 The cholera return on Friday were: liiiudixl, uew caies, 41 dealhs Knntana, new cases, 19 iWhs I.atlano, Id uew cao, 7 deaths Cudigoro, 7 new coses, 2 deuths Venice, 1 new case, I death. Siuco the lust report there have been eight cases of clioleia and three deaths at Trieste, aud six cases with two dent lis at Fume. The returns for Saturday were as follow llrindisi town, 8 new cases, 0 deaths province, 47 new cases, 31 deaths Kontano, 22 new cases, 17 deaths Laliauo, 8 new ca.es, deaths. Sunday' returns were Brindisi, 7 new cases, 2 deaths; Kontano, 11 uew cases, deaths Littlauo, 8 uew cases, 5 do it In.

The Pauauia Canal. Basis, July 19. M. do Lesseps will In An-gust issue Panama canal bonds of 1,000 francs at 4 70, payment, interest at 30 fumes yearly, the reimbursement at par to commonco immediately by drawings every two months, In this way he hopes to raise enough to push foiward the woik on the canal so a to make success apparent, and theu induce the Government to the lottery loan with which to obtain the remainder ol the capital on less onerous terms. The Alsatian flection.

Biiaix, July 19. In tho elections for membeis of the common councils nineteen German immigrants and thirteen Germans have been successful in while in trashing, whoso council has thirty-seven members, there has been elected elevou men belonging to the protesting party, nine German immigiants aud eleven belonging to neither class. Some of the laht mentioned favor local autonomy for Alsaco-Lorriiiuu. The others have no decided opinion on tho question. The Servian Chamber.

Bklwiadk, July 19, King Milan in person opoued the Servian Skuptschiua to-day. In bis speech bo laid stress upon the fact that Srrvia's relation with Bulgaria were the same as they mere beforu tho recent war. This declaration was received with cheers. King Milan urged the reorganization of the Serviau nuances and the exorcise of economy in their lutuie management. The Nugiir Bounties London, July 19 A conference of work-ingmeu's delegates, held to-day, denounced the Goverumiint fur exacting sugir bounties, and expressed hope of bettor tbiugs from the Salisbury Government.

Those Wrecks Airuln. July 19. The Greek gypsiei have been transferred to the Liverpool Zoological gardeus. They had intended to embark to-duy for America, but the steamship company refused to allow them to proceed. A Ur.nerat Betlred.

Viksna, July 19. Baron Gyula, commander-in-chief of the forces in Hungary, has been retired. Gea. Janksy succeeds him. Baron Gyula was reproached with showing over much sympathy for Hungarians during the demonstrations at Pestb.

The Ilulsarlan Army. London, July 19. The Bulgarian Parlia ment has voted a credit for the expenses of the late war with her via, and has authorized the Government to contract loans for the equipment of the army and tor railway pur poses. The Monster Bank. Dublin, July 19.

The Minister bank has declared a further dividend of five shillings per pound, making so far fifteen shillings ia the pound. Minor ana Personal. The Due d' Aumale bus arrived in London Herr Buchtmann, pre'sideat of the munici pality of Berlin, is dead. A cotton warehouse at mouth of the Mersey has been burned loss $3,000,000. It is believed the Pope will revise bis bio graphy, which is beiug compiled by Bishop O'Reilly.

It is rumored that Baron de Conrcy and M. Waddington, French ambassadors at Berlin and Loudon, will exchange posts. The convention between the steel rail manufacturers of England, Belgium and Germany, formed to prevent ruinous competition, bas expired. It is stated the convention will not be renewed. The Emperor William has approved the proposal to have the portrait of the novelist Gustar Freylig, painted at the expense of the state on the ground of his great services to the cause of mental culture aud patriotism of the German people.

A IILCJODLESS DUEL. The Meeting feet ween Gen. Bonlnncer and Baron IN I.arelniy Ebds Without 04 I.arelniy VUaatei ler. Paris, July 17. Tbe duel between General Boulanger, minister of war, and Baron de Lareinty, arising from tbe remarks of tbe Baron in the Senate ou Thursday relative to tbe expulsion of tho Duke d' Aumale, was fought at 9 o'clock this morning, weapons, pistols.

The place of meeting was in tbe forest near Meuden, fivs mile west of Paris. When tbe command to fire was given, Baron de Lareinty shot at Gen. Boulanger. The latter oooly awaited the result of the shot without filing. Fiudiug untouched by bi opponent's bullet.

Geo. Boulanger raised bi own pistol and fired up Into the air. The combatant -then left the field. Gen. Boulauger returned to Pari and weut straight to his c-ffica at tbe War department.

A large crowd had assembled to ieaia the A Captain and Hh Cook Killed by Cannibals. ACAHADIAM MUBOEBED IN CHICAGO. Ureal ConllMKrulloii In St. I.ouU Liiiiilirr Vnnl. REEDED E4IB8 III THZ WEJTEH ST4TTI.

San Fnri.ro, July 19 Capt. F. II. Kohler, a well known mariner of this toast, and bl cook, have bm-n uuirdeiH by nativo Bougainville Island, ouo of I hi Solomon group iu tbe Pacific. The also deslioyed the tiadlng station Capt.

Kuhlef hail establish! there. I. real ire In Nt. Louis. St.

Lorn, July IH A fire, which proved tobelhn largest and Ui'iit detructive of its kind that ever occurred in St. Louis, was discovered at 2 in. iu the lumber yard of ((, Stout Co. The water supply was cutiiely liimillicietit I'jr the emergency and Ihe Manic le'tpid from pile to pile of the dry lumber with incredible swifines. Tbe fire was not confined lo any one iKirtion of tbe yanls, for sparks aud burning splinters were blown in every direction and tbe whole territory of yards, covering thirty-five aires, sc.

mod to be one man of blnzing lumber. The eflort of the firemen, which would evidently have been fruitless if directed towards subduing tlio flames, were, from this timo, employed in preventing them from spreading The fire was xllowed to burn out, and at the end of four hour feet of lumber were destroyed. Tbe loss exceed 5 too.ooo. A Canadlitn Murdered. CiiiCAoo, July 18 John Flanabart or Sban-ahan was shot aud killed iu a disreputable bouse on Meridian street at an early hour this moiniug by a man whom the police claim to know, but whose name i withheld.

Both men were intimate friend of tbe proprietress of the bouse, Lizzie Johnson, and a quanel arose from ber refusal to go out in a hack with tbe man who did the shooting. The man threatened to shoot the woman, at tbe same time drawing bis pistol. Flanaban stepped between them and attempted to turn the weapon aside. Instead he received the bullet in his abdomen. The murdered man came to Chicago from Toiouto, two years ago and bas worked in a restaurant.

The Inoculation Experiment. Naw Vobk, July 19 Tbere is no change in tbe condition of Harold Newell, son of Dr. Newell, of Jersey City, who was bitten by a mad oog. and subsequently inoculated by Dr. Mott.

Dr. Newell concluded yesterday to reopen the wound, which be thought bad healed too quickly. There is hope that tbe boy is passing through a mild form of hydrophobia, produced by the inoculations, and that the virus of tbe bite bas been mitigated or nullified. AHldler'flalelde. Ngw York, July 19 Capt.

Weir, commanding battery Fifth United States artillery, shot and killed himself in fit of tem porary insanity at tort Hamilton Iart nirrht. lie leaves a wife and four children. Tbe captain had an excellent record. The widow is almost distracted over the occurrence. ulued by a II lllorui.

WiNCHzsTKii, Va July 19 Large areas of corn, ats and fruit in this county were destroyed by a great hailstorm yesterday afternoon. The track of tbe storm was nine miles long, and half a mile wide. Hail fell tbe size of walnuts. The Latest ftrfnlratlr.n. Baltimore, July 19 Capt.

James Will- irg, of tbe firm of W. L. Ellis oyster packers, bas disappeared with from thirty to tbirty-fite thousand dollars, belonging mostly to his friends. His wile is said to have received a letter saying that be was en route for Canada, and she has left tbe city. Rains In the West.

Topeka, July 19. There wag a general rainfall throughout Kansas last night, the first in three weeks. Bains are also falling in Kansas aud Central Missouri tonight. Minor Item. The Chicago Church of the Ascension bas been burned.

Loss The acting Secretary of tbe Treasury has issued a call for $1,000,000 three per 'cent, bonds. Prof. Brooks, of Bed House observatory, bag just been awarded prize for bis discovery of the first, second and third comets o' the prer-ent year. Great alarm prevails in Cerro, Gordo and Worth counties, Iowa, over the discovery of several cases of smallpox in tbe townships of Barton, Grafton aud Bolan. Tbe acting secretary of the U.

S. Treasury to.day received a telegram from Lieutenant Haud, of the revenue steamer Stevens, saying the schooner Lewis capsized two miles off Nag's Head, North Carolina, at midnight, and that the officers and crew of the Stevens succeeded In saving a woman and child by cutting through the side ot the vessel. XORTIIWEST XEWS- The Volunteer Monument at WinnipegCrop Bulued by Ilallsiorm Hallway Rurv yt. Winxipko, July 17. A party of engineers have left Q' Appelle for Wood monntain to locate tbe Wood Mountain and Qu' Appelle railroad.

Mr. C. J. Brydges, president of the committee, yesterday deposited in the volunteer monument, now nearing completion, paper bearing on the rebellion, and more particularly on Fish Creek and Batoche affair. A hailstorm recently completely mined the crops in a tmall portion of Southern Manitoba and the adjoining section of Dakota.

Aid. Jones bos declined to run as a third candidate in North Winnipeg. Mr. St. Denis, ot the Ottawa Department of Agncultu'e, is here, assisting in the preparations for taking the census.

The work will occupy three and a half months. Tbe Pari municipal authorities bave decided to erect a mouumeat on tha site of tbe Tullleries to commemorate the revolution. Take a Pill to regulate tbe bowels and drive away tbe sick or bilious headache which is tbe result of constipation. But don't rack your frame and overburden your organs by taking tha old-fashioned gnat, drastic, griping pills. Science make rapid advances, and Dr.

Pierce' "Plaasant Purgative Pellets" are the result of careful study and skilful preparation. They are entirely and operate without disturbance to tbe organ of tbe body, or to the occupation or diet of the patieut. Wilyhl Co which contained Home wm lb of meri lianillsfl. Tim town had liar. row ot-Npii, a llio spark ll.iw arrims the ilver tlil and hot, and had It lint been fur llin liiiliilng energy illxj.liiyi il by the lllzi nn wh should have bad another Vancouver dbas.

ter. Tim Canadian I'm tile railway bridge which span Ilia Columbia at Fur well seemed doomed fur a lime, but siillii ient men wilb bucket of water were secured, and they sue. ceedid, after haul HkIiI, iu saving tiuw. LATENT 1'ltOM OTTAUA. TlieNorlhweal Antnralj Alleard Hreaih of Tho t'ordlaal's tninluK Tlall.

Ottawa, July 19. Won. Mestt. Cosiigan aud Tlioiupson leave lo. morrow on thrlr holidays, the former going to New Brunswick and the latlor In Nova Scolia, after atleinlliig the lestivllic at (Jiiubec Iu honor of Cardinal Taschernau's vl-dt.

Arraiigemenl have been made for tlinn days' di'inousliatlon here on the occasion of Cardinal Tan hen-im's vinlt to prmldn at the luvesliluie ol An hbiiihiip Ouhaiiiel with the pallium. His Kniliieiiie will arrive at noon on tho 'Jjxth. Bonfires, a grand illumination, a iriM i'sslon, a and a munical soiree, will be Included In the prngiammn. Cardinal liibinitis, of iUlllinine, lis. been invited to bo present.

Tho six iely, of this clly, con-lemplaln tuking lival proceeiliugs aguinst the Nliile Line hli Aiiiship Co, of Glasgow, fur alleged breach of contract III m-glccllng to furninii the steamsliip at ommiHl itinii agiei upon for an to (ha 'Niloniirl and Indian rxhlhilloii oignnixed by thu Nl. Auiliew'a sis lety. Warrants for the rrleve of Garnet and Monk, two balf-bretHls solving out sentences at Money Mountain, have been forwarded fioin Ottawa. Big Bear and three other Indians will then Im the prisoners hold for participation iu llin late rebellion There Indians participated in the frog lake massa-cro, aud aie not likely to be released fur some time. The general amnesty publisned on Saturday did not extend to person undergoing sentence.

Therefure the special war-lants were issued in the two cases mentioned above. All forfeiture of lauds and goods bos been remitted to the person amnestied. LATEST FJtO.tl (H'EIIEfJ- I'ulon Hank Meeting; fount Claaaoli's Kelurn-Tliet oiulng reotlvllleo. jitsKi', July 19. The Union bank held their annual meeting to-day and adopted the reduction of 50 per cent, in the capital.

The old board was reelected. Count Gazoli returns to Borne by way of New York and Loudon on the inst. Itumor has it that the Count is shortly to marry an Americnn lady resident in Italy. Every train coming into the city is overcrowded with visitors to attend the (e-tivities this week. Over 100 Americans registered at the St.

Louis hotel to-day. LATEST I'HOM TOUOVIO. KnlKbla of Pythias Supreme l.odgre A lrumiuer Nulnldes Uiacharsrn of a Nelf-Aeeuaed Tlurderer. Tokosto, July 19. At to-day' a session of the Supreme lodge of Knighls of Pythias, the Supreme Secretary of Endowment rank and the Miijor-Goneral commauditig uniformed rank, were made rflicers of the Supreme lodge, the Major-Geuerul to be appointed for a terra of four years.

It wus decided that the Supreme lodge jewels be made of sixteen carot gold and platinum subutituted for coin silver, also that they be reduced iu size. The special committee or necrology was increased from five to seven members, and past supreme chancellors Linton aud lieid were added to the Supreme prelate King announced, amid applause, that IIow-lund bad made application for admission to I he order. On invitatiou of the directors of the Zoological gardens, the msmbcrs'of the Supreme lodge and their ladies were treated to a trip to the gardens this afternoon where a pleasant hour was spent. Thomas Caion, commercial traveller, at tempted suicide this afternoon at the Toronto brewery, Sinicoe street, by shooting himself in the head with a revolver. Ho was taken to the hospital, where the wound is not con sidered fatal.

Caron travelled in the lower provinces for an oil firm and tor a brewing company, and bad been indulgiug in a pro. longed spree. He expressed bis regret that the shot was not fatal. He is a married man, about SO years of age. John 8.

Gurnett, a well known commercial traveller, who was injured on the Michigan Central railway at St. Thomas about a week ago, while jumping from a train, died at bis residence here this morning from theresuit of ins injuries. John Newell, a cab driver, was this morn lug fiued $30 and costs or thirty days for overcharging one of the Knights of Pythias. He wa'ited four times the regular fare. Samuel Luttrell, a self-accused Chicago murderer, was brought befoie the police magistrate this morning and discharged.

He said be bad a notion be had committed the murder, but as the police there seemed to know nothing about it, be felt perfectly tatit-fied. LOWEK PIIOVIXCE KEWS. Burled by a Fallen Wall Left for Quebec The n. C. Defence Commission.

(From our own Halifax, N.8., July 19. At the dry dock works this morning, under a pile of stones and earth, was found the dead body of Wm. White, foreman of the laborers. The wall fell on Saturday morning burying the unfortunate man, but no one knew of his wheie- abouts until discovered this morning. A-clii 1-shop Bricn and Mor gnor Power left tc-mgbt for Quebec to attend the installation of Cardinal Taschereau.

A party of Boyal Engineers left for British Columbia this evening to locate the Imperial dock yard there. THE WKATME56. Toronto, July 20, 1 a.m. The pressure has given way somewhat from the Lakes to the Atlantic and increased slightly over the Northwestern states and territories. The weather has been generally fair in all portions of Canada, except that in a fe places in Ontario tight showers have oc curred.

PTibabilitUt. St. haarence Upper. Moderate winds, generally fair and warm. Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too hearty eating is relieved at once by taking oce of Cartel's Llltle Liver Pills immediately after dinner.

Don' jrget this. Uilli Any l.ilioraU WHO KELT OS TEE PARNELLITES Tlio l'iilar Majorlljr Asalnal lila.Ulone Over I'rrinler an II la ln I a re 4'ourae. IrtiMio. Jnlr 19 Jimchli Ari who was IuImIv ii lint, lijr Lord 1 ten 1 1 n. -k returned lo l.oniioii veslcnlny.

Ill) wai a-kii huw the (Ideal of Iliu only K(lniliiiriil lalinror that ever sal In I he lliitMi I'mli iini'iit wmild al. fu lis vole nnil feeling of the laborer. Mr. An il Hiiid I am dlfKiiai'il willi the conduct of Un) lories and the Imllflcreiiee of the I.IIk'iuIh. My vlectliin whs lost tliroiigli I.IUiuil fijwl liv, iileelioiiuerltiK lies and cor.

tiiiiiuii. Tliu Tories said I rulihed tlie lalmr. cik' niiinii mid left my wilu ami six thlldrea Hlniviiigat Imniii. Tliey niiiirali il to nctiy ji'itlouxies ly me Willi my iiamls In my iiHkelH, Miinklni; a l'ir, Willi the In. si tiilioii This If wlicro jour twoi.eiicu The iliHlriil was ileliiKed beforu the ului'tioii wllh six penny lea Willi tirkets sold for tlueeiunrii.

I hcur that JL worlli o( liliuikets weiu given away by Iio indies ul the I'rimroHe leugue KHi limliy." "Aderhix montlih' woik," bo euiiliiiiiid, 11 1 am not live slillliiiKS better efl, and tisvo gut no thanks. I can't go anywhere without the farmers damuiiiK me. I sliull keep out ol lliu den of lions anil bears ImreufUir and devoto myself to local work and show the lahotera that they must liavo Irish aid if they expect to pass Usdical li-Klslation, and must support Irish huiun rule if they expect to get Kuglish borne rule." Air. Arch thinks Lord (Salisbury will propose a home rule bill mure radical than Mr. Ulailstouu's.

THK rOTION Or A correspondent writes different party classifications of the new members agree with a closeness that is really aurprising, in view of the great number of returns, and the universal looseness of political ties, but Iio two match on every name. There are four or five members whose attitude is more or less dubious, ami, iu dealing with these, the computers allow tbctntiulve some latitude. I have gone over the lirit with great euro, and placed each of the doubtful member In ac cordance wilb bis latest declarations. The returns received up to noon tc-day cover CC3 scats, leaving only siven unreported, exclusive vi Speaker Poel. The distribution is as follows 318; Unionist Liberals, 74; Gladstones, 187; Nationalists, 83.

A Unionist muster of 392 ranked agaiiiNt 270 Home Killers. Thus far theieisa majority of 123 against Mr. Gladstone on bis Iiinh policy. TueCon sevvativos have a plurality of fifty-six over the Liberals, but they Hll twenty-seven bo. low the united vote of the Liberals and Na tioimlihts.

The ieven constituencies still to be beard from were represented in tho last Parliament by one Conservative, throe Glad stones, and three NatiouullHts. If they hold their former political complexion the new house will be composed of 319 Conservatives. 74 Uuiouist Liberals, 190 Gladstouites, and Hi; Nationalists. (UD9T0NK INTKIIVIKWHI). Paws, July 13.

ht 1'arit publishes an in tcrview between one of its correspondents ana Jur. uiaastoue, in which the latter is reported as saying "The Liberals who follow me and the Irish members constitute a compact minority, whose wishes It Is all the loss possible to disregatd because among the victors are some who, perhaps, are less indis posed than is believed to enter the path of thorough reluim for Ireland. If I listened to the warning of age, I would retire from public life, but I would be committing guilty action in abandoning the field after anting so much fire and Inspiring so manv hopes if I did not seek to appease one and satisfy the others. I have worked all mr life to deliver suffering people and I mean to die as I have lived." A L03S. The result of the contest la South Tvrone.

where William O'Biien, editor of Unilti Ireland, has been running as a Parnellito candidate against T. W. llussell, Liberal-UniouiBt, caused a sensation. O'liiien represont'jd the district in the last house, having carried it by a vote of 3,434 against 3,382 for Maxwell, Conservative. Ia the present contest O'Brien polled 3,382 votes and llussell 3,481.

Bernard Kelly, Parnellite, bos been reelected for South Donegal. The new Parliament will probably be sum. moned to meet on August 6th. It will then, it is believed, be adjourned to reassemble in October. Mr.

Gladstone's servants are packing up his furniture, books and papers in his official residence, preparatory to moving. The Murquis of Salisbury, who has been summering at Iloyal, France, is en route to England. Loid Randolph Churchill hag been sum moned home by telegraph. The Standard earnestly hopes Lord Hart- ington will join the new Cabinet. It says the Conservatives have a trying task before them, one that will tax their energies to the almost.

FRUITLESS, NEOOTUTIONS. London, July 1'9. Lord Granville has been in communicatfon with Lord Hartlngton on the subject of a reunion of the Liberal party. Lord Hartington wrote that be could not unite with any section of the Liberals that relied upon Parnellite votes. The latter, It is said, influenced Mr.

liladttotie In his de cision to resiK'i. The Conservative propose, after (he members of the llouee of Commons are swotn in, between the Oth and 12th of August, to adjourn until the 201h October, ins poitlar vors. The final analysis of the polling gives the Unionists 1,524,107 votes and the Glad-stonians 1,447,652. For a correct estimate there muht be added the of 113 Unionist ieatg which were not contested, total of 1,085,184 votes, aDd that of the 104 uncontested Gladstonian scats, a total of 805,877 votes. The popular vote results in a Unionist mtj -irity of 272.G82-SEUIOUft FOREST FIKE Furwell, B.C.

Origin of the oeuiivr Canard. Winnipeg, July 19 A despatch at Farwell dated 13th (ays that the fount fires which have been raging all through the mountains for gome time back tunuod by a utiil Continuation of lb Iteliearlng; In the IHvorra 4'ase-Fnrlher Kvlitenre. Loniios, July 19 Public Interest in the Dllke-Ciawlotd case is unabated. In couil to-day Kir Wins. 1'ilke cheerful, almost frisky.

Mr. Donald Craw foul wus sullen ai heavy-eyed, Mr. Crawfnid was cool and colored, breaking tho tedium of llin evidence tiv a sorle. of little yawns and twirles of her biindkeri'hliil. She aevrral times consulted a miniature diary and occasionally whispered to Mr.

Lewis and chatted smilingly willi her sinters. The ittidenco ot servants tended to show that Sir Cliua. Dilkc nidi red the liousemiiids to bo on the staircase as seldom as possible, because be disliked lo sun them about, though the coachnmu said he frequently drove Sir Chorlcs Dllk to the bouse in lining street. 1 ho visits usually lasted a quarter of an hour. Once besiw Sir Charles Dilke and a lady through tho window.

They wore only silting and talk ing, lhreo secretaries testified that they never saw lady visitors at Sir Charles Dilke' house. One said he bad refreshed hi memory a to date by reference to Ilantard Justice llaimen, interposing, said Hansard was not a book recognized by the court, Madame Dessoulavy, a native of Neufchatel, was a difficult witness. She did not remember whether she was man led in 1873 or 1HU7 She bad kept a slore, but had forgotten whether it wo in 187.1 or 1HG3 that she had kept it. She had let lodgings, but was unable to give the name of anybody who bad over stayed a night. Sir Charles Dilke, she said, only called once a ymr.

She never aaw Virginia Crawford. She bad engaged "Fanny" as a servant. The witness said she was formerly in Sir Charles' service, and was now a pensioner. Mr. Kogerson deposed that Capt.

Forster had called at her house and told Virginia Crawford that he was ordered to Egypt, and that Mrs. Crawford wept. The witness also said Mrs. Crawford bad once told her that she (Mrs. Crawford) bod on two occa sions slept in Sir Cbatles Dilke' bouse.

Witness besought Mrs. Crawford to rupture her relations with Dilke. Mrs. Bogerson testified that Mr. Crawford and Capt.

Forster had frequently visited ber house aud that Mrs. Crawford bad confessed lo ber that she had committed adultery with other men besides Sir Charles Dilke. An ex pert testified that he had compared the handwriting in four letters admittedly written by Mrs. Crawford and signed 11 Virginia," with tire anonymous letter warning Mr. Crawford against the member for Chelsea, and which eventuully stirred Mr, Crawford up to thedis.

covory of his wife's alleged relations with Duke. The expert raid the similarity between the writing iu tin) anouytuou notes and in thu signed letters was so great that be believed the same persons bad written all the letters. This testimony produced a sensa tion. KAILKOAli IMKLMUKML. A TranacontlnenlHd Shipment of Teas- freight Percentages Awarded.

Omaha, July 19. The first train of eighty carloads of tea bound from Japan to Euiope, has raised here. A contest is taking place to determine whether tea cau be shipped from China and Japan to Europe quicker by the American route than by the Suez canal. F'IKIOIIT l'KUCSNTAIIKH AWAIIDtD. Cniciiii), July 19.

The arbitrators have decided not to rearbitrute the percentages fixed by them for the roads forming the Chi-cago east bouud pool. The new percentages will be put into effect at once as follows Chicago Grand Trunk dead freight 14.81, live stock 23.20 Michigan Central dead freight 20.73, livestock 21.40 Lake Shore dead freight 17.60, live stock 22; Fort Wayne dead freight 20.73, live stock 14.40 Panhandle dead freight 10.23, live stock 6 Baltimore Ohio dead freight 8, live stock 5 Nickolplate dead freight 8, livo stock 8. A TB1P OF INSPI0TI0N. Toronto, July 19 Joseph Hobson, en gineer of the Grand Trunk railway left this morning, accompanied by ofliciais of the Northern railway on a tour of inspection of the Callondar extension. In tho contracts for the construction of the road tbero is a clause to the effect that Mr.

Hobson should inspect the road before thu claims of the contractors are finally adjusted. TUB WIHTIRN WAR IXDKD. Chicago, July 19. The general passenger agents of the lines west, southwest aud northwest ol Chicago to-day decided to withdraw all cut passeuger rates throughout the terri tory and restore the full rates in force when the fight began, Tbe new deal takes ell'ect to-morrow. THE KAISER'S WELCOME.

Emperor William Enthusiastically Re ceived at Augsberg on Ills Hecoud Visit. Nrw York, July 19. A special to tie Herald from Augsberg says The Imperial train, with the Kaiser and suite, arrived there last evening amid tremendous cheers, The Kaiser, who wore a plain black frock coat, a silk bat of tbe latest fashion and grey trousers, stepped briskly to the platform. His Majesty looked in splendid health bis face bronzed by tbe sun his eye quick and penelratiug. He smiled pleasantly as he raised his bat In response to tbe thundering cheers on all Bides.

This is the first time the Kaiser bas visited Augsberg since bis proclamation as Emperor, and a hundred thousand people from all parti of Bavaria kave flocked to tbe city to welcome him. Tbe city is illunfiuated with 00,000 Chinese lanterns, and tbe walls are covered with evergreens and wreaths of corn flowers, tbe Emperor's favorite flower. One of tbe palaces is resplendent with a blaze of electric lamps, arranged to flash through Maxl-m1 1 linn alrasse, the inscription Ik il nnser Kaiser." Beneath are oak leaves with the immos of Sudan, tle'z, Paris and Hoiicn, -'My 1''. The Emperor William arrived bore to-day. He wore tbe Bavaiiau imifoim.

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