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DAILY CITIZEN TUESDAY JANUARY 5 1897 HAHT MORE MAYORS. A FIREBUG ARRESTED BINGHAM IS MAYOR. CARTERS I IVER PILLS. 9 votes to G9 for Trustee Cawthray, and 59 for Mr. Fred Gallagher.

Mr. B. C. W. Lett wan eJaetsji fax Trustee Fairbaira and Mr.

L. Bobin-sun in Ottawa waid. Mr. Lett received 79 votes. Trustee Fairtjairo 47, and Mr.

Robinxjo 12J. In Ri'leaa ward Mr. Geo. J. WiL defeated Trustee J.

C. Wilson by 34. tbe vote staoding 152 to 128. RECEIVING THE NEWS. As usual there was a big crowd at iha city hall, and both tbe successful and defeated candidates received unstinted applause.

The lucky candidates were of course t-liciuia and profuse in their thanks and the other fellows wera equally thankful for tbe privilege afforded tbem of having a chance to attend to their own business. Mr. Bingham was not present, being OLnfined to the bouse with a cold that prevenied him from speaking ab.e a whisper. He was represented by Mayor Borthwkk, who thanked the electors in Mr. Bingham's behalf.

Thre was no chairman and the crowd called on the candidates ss they hip-peoed to put in an appearance Tbe first to appear waa Aid. Payment, who said it was the same old stery 150; In two years frxa now he would rod for tbe mayoralty. said as part of the new blood Ui be infused into tha Council it would ndt do for him to say much. Less than one hundred votes were canvassed for him and be considered the honor all the greater ccosidt-ring tbe strong oppcients be had. He will endeavor to do faithful work for tbe city.

Central Ward Men. Aid. Wallace said that while he was not at tha head tba pull, had polled his biggest vote in Central ward. He will continue Ui act as in tha post in ttre interests of I bj city. Aid.

Coufc received a warm welcome and got tiff a VA. of pleasantrir. He said it was evident tha Councjl c-aild not get without a Cook. It was a risky venture for him ta go into Central ward, but his friends stood by him. He had been eiht years in public life and had Ir.

"ttet hea.u-n yet. When he announced his intrntico of leaving St. George's wsrd for Central, his friends said he would be beaten sure. That only stimulated him to greater effort. He expressed regret that Aid.

Cluff will not be in tbe Council. Aid. Cock also made kind references to his past supporters in St. George's ward. Aid.

Massxi was proud cf being three times at the head of ths poll. II. never solicited one vote, nor did he drive looe person to tbe prlls. He was told at noon that be wcvld be in the st op he was quite satisfied with tha soup. -Still in the Field.

Aid. Cluff heing called upon sp very briefly retired from the hall early in the e.ening. lie said ba could take a licking as gracefully as any man and thanked his supporters tr their bard work. In cooclusiun be announced that be would Iw a candidate tor the Council next year, but in what capacity he was not prepared to Bay. Aid.

Morris came forward with a good natured smile, and said ba bad no reason to ocmplain of defeat when such le men as M.tisrs. Pcvrvll, Cook and Wallace were elected. Opos before he was snowed under, and this occasion, be nnuuld sustain lia past record and a be a live corpse. He will be a candidate in 1898. Aid.

Butler spuke very briefly and eloqueutl'. He thauked the electors for the given Jiim. Mr. OuiNiell'a Address. Mr.

Crannell was evMeutly in the houso of his frietHK, judging hy tin warm greeting be received. He mid that he had very tew wvtrd.5 to as it did at become a defeated caudi-date Uf toy murb. He thanked his supporter for the Urge vote given him. It wa tbe privilege the people to rfcSect a man tu suit tbeir own ideas stud do doubt' they had duue so. Ho would not take his defeat to heart, tar take any lem Interest in the of the city.

He was glad somaiiy Voted for him iu tbe put of th city where he was best knewn. And be assumed that that vnui partly tbe tea-nai of his defeat that he was not well known in other parta of the city. The Chairman of Finance. Aid Stewart reorived a great welcome. He didn't get his choice for tuayi r.

but wna glad the next best man was selected. While he dues not believe in hitting a man when he is diwu. still be was glad the people were ready to listen to tbe reckles charges made by ciie of the mayoralty candidates afraii tbe aldermen and city officials. Wb'le be thocght Mr. Crannell wtaild hae made a most sat-Wscbry mayor, he will give Mr.

Bingham a ofdial sunairt. Mr. t-tewsrt thanked the elect. t-s of Wellington ward L-r so kindly rufpttrtiug him. when be was at able to do much won: for himself.

Aid. Davids, apt u'f a lot of; jukes and cocluded by thaoking the tiect-crs for tbe stipport gives him. AM S. J. Davis swid that thjugh be was deleaved be was better tnen were elected jp take hsphtre.

Srr Albert Hudsca was proud that be vra.i head of the pnil at hjscnra pealing He carried tbe ward op the fourth divisica. here befwaA defeated. If God trams his health he will yet sit in the Oltiix-U afm He anuobnoed that Mayor-elect Bingham Bjuld not go to the ball owing to a severe cold which deprived him ut hii voue. He atid thai. Mr.

Bixgham feels gratified fur tbe honor conferred upoa Kim. Mayor, Bortbwick then eu-bgiaed Mr. BLigham as a faithful servant of tbe city when an alderman and had no doubt he would prore a great eucoea in the chair. His position as mayor prevented him taking part in the fight, but he would be recreant to his duty if be did not express pkssure at Mr. Dirigham's election.

Tbe crtwd then dispersed, and the lucky candidates came in fr the con-gratulatkAis of their friends. ELECTION NOTES. Mr. Powell's yote is tbe largest ever received by any aJdermanic candidate in Ottawa. It is almost certain that Ex-Aid.

McGuire will demand a recount in Dalhouioe ward. Friends of Mr. Bingham talk of a torchlight procession to celebrate tbe victory of yesterday. Napoleon Champagne will be missed in tbe council, and in his defeat Ottawa ward loses a good friend. Tbe three mayoralty candidates worked bard all day long and were tired men avt' the close of tbe polls.

Comparatively, Mr. Bingham polled a larger vote in L'pper Town than either of bis opponents polled in Lower Town. Uaynard Rogers received a great reception at the City hall. He took his honors with becoming modesty. All lbs hackmen were driving for some one tvf the candidates, snd doubtless made a good thing out of the contest.

The only rejected ballot in poll No. 20 was le for the mayoralty. was marked opposite the name of each of the candidates. So active were Mr. Bingham's workers in Ottawa ward that voters residing in Hull had tbeir votes polled by half-past ten o'clock.

A very large number of ladies voted in Central ward. In sub-division No. 24 17 out of 25 recorded tbeir votes, among (hem Lady Ritchie. Neither Mr. Crannell or Mr.

Cluff seemed to have any kind of organization in Hy ward. Mr. Bingham's workers had tbp field to themselves. Ex-Aid. McLean's defeat in Victoria ward is attributed to over-confidence and a lack of organization.

He did not take tnuch interest in the campaign. Defeated Candidate Hudson announced his intention last night of opposing all attempts on the part of Mr. Beemer to secure further assistance from tbe government for tbe interprovincial bridge. Aid. Cluff easily defeated Mr.

Crannell in the Glebe portion of Central ward. This was a surprise, but the fact that Mr. Crannell carried Central ward by a big majority astonished (ha fluff men. COUNTY ELECTIONS. The O'Xeara Ticket Badly Beatea la Hlatonbargh.

Out In Hintcoburgh yesterday the O'Meara party were badly defeated, tbe whole ticket being snowed under. Mr. Mean himself was beaten in the county council election. The returns for the. village give Mr.

Donald Hector Mrliean a large majority for the The returns are: McLean 245 llanright 156 McLean's majority 89 For councillors the vote was as follows: Merrill 220 Bullman 216 Newton 202 Caroo 201 Renaud 173 Tapp 159 Kennedy 81 The Council for next year will be D. JI. Mrljean. reeve, and Councillors Merrill. Cullman.

Newton and Caroo. Ottawa East. The V(ie in Ottawa. East was as follows: For Councillor William Cgilvie.TO; R- Palmer. 34 Charles Romhild.

68 Robert DigKern, 101; John Bremner, 73; G. W. Patterwti. 61 NUes G. Ross, fa; J.

G. TuylfirSge. 65. Morwrs. OgUvie, Bigger), Ekvmner and Rrea are villngm councillor.

Mr. Janwn WeUstr WBp elected reeve by ac-ehunatirh. For Trurtfle Walter Bonrpaet 75; John Gear, 40; Samuel Greenfield. 83; Henry Kendall. 80; Claries PVtt, 67; Samuel Pearp-int, 59.

Mers. Dom-pas. Kendall, and Greenfield are tbe elected trufteevA. i Gloucester Reeve4hin. The returns received up to1 a late hour last indicate the electirn of Mr.

O. A. rqne as reeve, over Jtob-ert 1 ma Mr. ftrqoe has a substantial majority with one poll to hear from. All the ther municipal offices were filled os toaninatkjD day.

Ft" the Cotnily Council. Ia tbe suburban divinija Messrs. Jas. DallantynF and W. T.

Man-m are elected by substantial majorities. The return are Ottawa East Eallaolyae, 115; Mason. 100; tf 35. Filling RrvUn Pillaniyne. 64; alasntt.

37; Mean. 13. HinbaAKu-gh Ballantyne. 195 Mancta. 266; Hears, 31L banks ille RaJlautrae, 56 Vasoa.

83 O-Meara. 53. Tttaba-Jlanantyne. 430; Mara. 486; Meara.

412. I in tbe Gknoe-ler divnoa Messrs. B. Cummicg aod It Rathwell are elected. Toe vcte.

with oue poll to hear m. standa: H. Ca-nmfaar Pll Rathweri 744 V. Ca etv 635 J. r-rJCt.

.849 Too bsxdlT realise that it is medicine wb-a taking Carter Little Liver Pills; tlxy erv very raa.ll; oo bai ef-ferts; all ttrou! from tcrpiJ Utct sire reli-ined rty heir ase. Eactions Were Keen TnnraglumtOntaiie Teaterdsr. The ekt rions cuuide the city cf Ottawa were Very warmly contested, in fact polling generally was heavier than for many years past. In Toronto Mayor Fleming carried his elecixn by over majority and will occupy tbe chair in the Queen City for the fourth time after a bard, hitler and personal fLrht wiih Aid. McMurrkh.

In Hamilton Aid. Colquhoun beat Mayor Tuckett by fcoti votes, owing to the latter bavins no kind of organization at all. Tbe returns of tbe various elections for mayor and reeve ac far as beard from resulted in the following being elected: For the Mayoralty. Hamilton Aid. CUquhoun, Mayor Tuckett, 2.Ti2; majority, 808 Torcmt-S.

Fleming, 11,900: MtMur-ricb. majority, 1,565. Cornwall A. F. ilulbern.

Oshawa W. J. Hare. Toronto Junction G. W.

Clendenan. Mattawa C. Rankin. Smith's Fails T. Barnes Almonte Geo.

Willoughl Arnprior B. V. Staifurd. Perth-J. A.

Allan. Pembroke T. Murray. Port Hope J. W.

Quinian. Peterboro J. Yelland, 223 majority. Guelph Jas. Hewer.

Galt-Dr. Radford. Stratford John O'Dcnogbue. Kingston J. S.

Skinner, 234 majority. Bowmanville R. R. Loscombe. Brock villeD.

W. Dt-wney. Owen Sound T. I. Thomson.

Napaneo Cr. Ward. Picton-J. N. Carter.

Gananoque W. B. CarrcIL Niagara Falls C. C. Cole.

Woodstock Dr. McKay. i St. Thomas AM. Wright.

Chatham Henry Eymtn. London John W. Lett. WaterkA Simon Snyder. Goderich J.

R- Sharuion. ScBLrtfae-R. Scott-North Bay Thos. Col gin. WalkeryUle Tht.

Reid. Bidgetiwn R. R. Lowthian. Welland A.

Griffith. TrenUai M. B. Morrison. Forest J.

D. Liviiaton. Cxbridge R. P. Harman.

Berlin J. C. Breithanpt. ILolint Forest J. A.

Hajstead. OakvUIb-W. H. Young. Aylroer( NafriiK' Walkertcjn A Menzies.

BmceJidgea. Brown. TilaAiAirfe T. Burn. Miltoto S.

Dice. H-rrihtata L. Eedy. WiartU James Huutetr. Paris-J.

H. Fisher. 1L Welte. Oriluai R. J.

Snndemm. Niagara T. F. Beat. ColliiigiTOod J.

Chamberlia. Essex G. J. TVmas. Staylierr-Dr.

McFaul. Midland-J. B- HorreU Orangevilk T. Eteveustm. Wingham J.

A. Martin. Sarniai Dr. Jchnston. Amnerstbunp W.

II. McEvdv. JiTfJitieim J. P. Ferguson.

Rjthwetlt-W. Hickeyt Dnrdf Cnpt. WeMlm. Wallacemrg Chasi Chubb. Leemiisjttm J.

E. Johnson. PetTofea A. E. Edwards.

Reeves Elected. Cardinal Ejijert B. Dowslej. ahtrurg-S. FelL Iroquois A- F.

6berman. Huut.Tillfe Geo. Hutchieou. Omemeer-ThcK. Stepheusou.

Hasting-Jctm Cbughlan. Canniugtctk 3. T. V. May.

Pakeubam J. McGill. Kernptville-GeoTge Taylor Merrickv Ule E. W. Watchora.

Jleufrpw A. C. Mackajr. IBath J. J.

Jchirtone. Tweed VUlnge W. Wlite. WbUbyv-W. P.

Pringl Thsrnbury J. Snitsiiger. tSnudwirb C. E. Masuu-Lucao Alex.

Braithwaite. Fenelrm Falls R. M. Mason Dundalk J. W.

Morrow. Thameaville T. M. Syen Havelix Atex. McCauley.

See G. S. Johnston's aL, page 8. IA TERRIBLE DEATH. Fmnant, Jan.

4. At Millersviile. near here, to-day, a sou of Alexander Dolwick, BBcnred several pounds of blasting powder and weut to the cellar, accctnf anted ly three sisters, to kill natp. The powder exploded and ous girl, eight years oM. waS burned to death.

The cl-thing of tbe other three childrea caught fire fcud they were horribly burned. a were Mr. and Mr. D-jlwick in attempting to extinguish tbe flames. See G.

8. Johnston ad, page 8. FIVE MINERS KILLED. South Mr All iao-r. I.T, Jan.

4. Five miners were killed by an explosion of gas wturh occurred in tbe Alderson mines toxlay. the names of the men M- BT- c. Tom Carry, William Bisboo and Simnn TPitt. Tk.

explosion is supposed to nave been caus- oy ui lire ta unscrewing the bottom of a safety lamp, which ignited the gas. No damage was done to the property AN" EXTENSION GRANTED. iN.arara Jan. The important statement ii made here to-day that tbe franchise of tbe Niagara Fails Power Co. for tbe building of tbe Canadian Power tunnel across the river, has been extended for four years.

Nothing definite, however, can be learned ia tbe matter. Chief Engineer Drerkenridire said be nnderstood that the extension will be nuds if it is not already made. Tbe 2 Macs pints fit. GAT TOTXG THINGS. DcerEeld.

Jan. 4. Jacob Wit-ham and Mrs Rivers, who was a tooeekeeper. were marriei here vTed-iwrlajt by George Brown, a justice of the peace. The bridegroom is 87 years cf aa-- and tbe bride 97.

Mr. Withana is a union veteran. His first wife died three years asA, Bariairs at the 2 Mvs. crmer an nans streets, ftrjae (KS. A DASGEBOUS Ml! IS HIDED ET THE UOirkElL POLICE.

He waa Coaaecttd With the Big Fires (f 1S95 Which Caused a Scandal. Siace Bis Escape He Baa Travelled 111 Over the Caatiaeat Montreal, Jan. 4. Another of the gang of firebugs wbo created comreraaition in Montreal in 1895, has been brought to tbe bar of jUHtkvf Captain James McMahcn has arrived in the city with Lsidjre Ltiilaui ia Charge. The arrest was made at Monmouth, Illinois; and Boileau returned to Montreal without putting the officer to the trouble and delay of securing extradition papers -1 Buiieau, when arrested at Monmouth, 111, Borne two weeks ago, was to be connected with New York firebugs, but when such proved not to be the case tbe Moutrf al authorities were communicated with, tha result being that Captain MacMahae at once prooeoded west and bad no difficulty iu identifying bia mant He went by the name of ffi A.

iLegace, and was suspected tj be man named J. L. Harris, of New York. This morning Boileau was taken to the police court in charge of detective Karsrh, of the Canadian Secret Service. As there is a true bill against him aud the arrest wap effected cm the authority of a bench warrant, tha prisoner was, after a few legal requirements had been attended to, sent to gaol to await his trial at the March term of tha Court of Queen's Bench.

It will be remembered that a great fieusatiou was created iu the summer of 1895. when indictment were issued against a number of Montreal storekeepers, on a charge of setting fire to their places of A good many of these rtores were those of but the firs which led to the unearthing of the true extent of the plot was the destruction of ths wholesale atotksierir warehouse of Bbyd. Ryrir Cotnon, St. Sulpice street. An inflammable fluid was ignited by clockwork, and in most cata the fires thus sit did cobsidernble damage, aud many thousands of dollars of insurance went into the pockets of the firebugs.

Boileau wins associated with Beiser, Thomas, Castle, Davis, and others, seme of whom are now paying the penalty of their crime. Since Boileaa succeeded in getting away tn Montreal and temporarily escaping punishment for his crime, he has travelled great deal, having gone as far south as Mexico. He was reduced to severe straits, and had to do almost anything trt keep himself from starving. Atone time he gi a job driving mules on the Levee, at Keithsburg. down south.

All the time be was haunted by tha fear of capture, and it was at Monmouth, I1L. that the blow felL See G. S. Johnston's page 8. A CCRJCrs MISTAKE.

Iondoa. Jan. 4. The exhibition of picture of "The Last Supper." which ended here Saturday, has been attended by a cuii.ua incident. Dean Farrar rote a description for the English catalogue which is given to visitors.

In which he toys the apostle ou the left of Christ is St. Peter and analyses the countenance. Accordingly, a well-informed amateur, who had watched the growth of tbo picture in the Paris studio, and knew better, and who had also verified his opinion by writing to the artist, truited a letter ia the Times the other day, saying that the dean was' all wnrg. and that this figure instead ft beuig in tended for Peter, that of Judas The GoothIs thereupon came to Dear Farrar's defence with the Rtatetneut th.it Dagtinn-fl Aiveret had seen and appred turf pamphlet before its publication, which seemed ertaelu-Hivet cow it in explained that the arta know go English, and never took the trouble to have Deaa Farrar's eulrgium tranKated to him. PERSONALS.

Mr. J. MrGillivray, Winnipeg, arrived from the West last evening. Mr. James Davidson yesterday returned from a business trip to New Mr.

6. J. Chapkaui. C. left yesterday to resume his duties as engineer at staff headquarters on tbo Soulsnges canaL Miss Kitty Crouch, having spent the Christmas vacation at her home in Ottawa, left yesterday for New York to resume her musical studies.

METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Business Course. A. aevel aad fe na! ins and a-Wnc eamuaiaa- 1 tlk Pa- awonta la aaact l-gitllr -tt tn maiS Shorthand Coarse. Tbe FeorrUrc-c yl.f tb Be a Plt- r-n. t.at.t frew ua hv.

I aaH' an. li -ar. fne. rl' ar wr-te fer tlav s. t.

''ILUa, fM-cisa'. Has at. set lawa. Oat. aaaaataaa.

New Year's Gifts It will reed Hi a w-a meats' nja cr ads Thnis-attnc ewatosse todiaemr rtkt o0r a chur cts ef entirely differ -t fruva what is e-disar-Jy sees. W'e vt tatel- Mm a best cf Ihr newest stv'ea ia JVlitarr Rav Brssbes. H.id J'jr un, A ai irers, etc a. Presciipiit-a Dmiti-L THE OTTAWA WAED UAI WOS IS i YESTE8DAY CONTEST. Ex-lid.

Craaaell a Ctwd Stceid. lid. Claff Away Bchiad. Satctafal Alder-aic Caodidatea' Las light The Yate ia Detail Ex. Aid.

Bingbam no mayor-elect of tbe city of Ottawa. lie beaded toe poll in yterday'a contest, bia plur-arit over ex-AiL. Crannell being 154. over AM. C'luff.

643. Aa anticipated, the battle waa the in the bia-tory of the city. Ibe vote in Lower Town wct aJmo-rt aolid for Mr. Bing-bam, who aio ran better than expected in L'pppr Town. The unr.afc of tbe con-tetrt waa the comparatively amall vote of AM.

luff, wbp did not have 1.900 aupportert out of the 7,139 wbo voted. Fourteen of the council of 1896 will he members of tbe new council, having Ijnen returned yesterday. Five mem-laxa of last year's council wbo aoagbt re-election were defeated. Tbeir places will be taken by men wbo served at the council previously, tbe new men ab being five in number. Tbe council for 1897, as decided yes-day, follows: Mayor Kx-A Id.

Samuel Bingham. Victoria ward Aid. Masson and Sutler. ex-Aid. Enright.

DaLbousie ward Aid. Davidson and Hewlett, Mr Jowph Faster. Wellington ward Aid. Campljell and Stewart, Mr. W.

G. Central ward Aid. Cook and Wallace. Mr. C.

a Powell. St. Oorge'a ward AM. Hastey and Grant. Mr.

S. May card Rogers. liy ward Aid. Payment and Gareau. ex-Mayor 8t.

Jean. Ottawa ward AM. Gauthier, ex-Mayor Durocbrr, Mr. James White. Ruirau ward Aid.

Donaldson, ex-A Id. Rfitrvr and Fraser, The official returns of tbe voting are las follows: VICTOMA WARD. Maaaon Kni iglit Butler Hudson MacLan Pratt For Mayor Bituiiwu ClolT Crannell 1 1I9 2 3 4 Total 373 344 307 2X8 ISO 67 I0ti f) ffi 77 80 53 78 fUt 41 20 107 29 34 46 77 r.2 39 19 30 22 43 45 30 69 S3 52 69 130 140 2)6 Total 549 543 5X5 C3.I 79 297 340 384 Toul 7-0 759 646 583 364 245 DALHOl-HIC WARD. No 5 6 7 8 Fter 107 152 122 127 Davidtou 109 153 112 125 97 147 98 141 104 34 11 64 90 7 56 32 43 McGuire Cleary For Mayor Binvham CluS Cr nnell 88 4S 98 51 84 78 128 WELUMI3TUH WARD. 13 14 15 143 e3 171 148 87 145 134 94 99 94 77 158 59 28 133 N- Camplic'l.

10 II 12 Ut l4 1M 113 111 153 ii7 93 19 73 123 47 71 Fudge i For Mij or Rioftham 63 fluff. 42 Cr.nnaU 64 36 31 52 85 69 115 52 36 27 95 50 132 84 69 113 504 C8STRAI WARD. No 16 17 18 19 29 21 ToUl 190 140 171 176 183 lol 9il Cook 1 88 115 151 1.17 767 Wall 1. 9 ll'i 91 144 124 103 717 Mor.ik... 1 5 83 68 81 139 107 613 Hogg 134 64 133 118 103 40 612 For Mayor Bina-ham 33 31 23 28 29 II 155 104 50 36 66 8.1 92 431 CrauncU129 lu7 111 110 122 63 642 ST.

22 113 Km 83 87 27 OBOHUX WARD. 23 24 25 26 27 140 IM) 104 U2 18 122 114 106 110 151 102 103 82 94 141 02 68 52 128 1--2 19 8 8 16 21 (Jraa. Tobin Maodooald Total 7 70 605 549 99 For Mayor Bingham 75 b3 CraimeU i2 88 58 38 110 83 43 08 44 X7 Hi 56 237 u8 66 73 5J 10J WASA. No 2 30 31 32 33 Total Payment 72 93 KM 84 107 82 548 44 59 71 76 82 54 3S.) Uarean 40 47 ol 71 loi 66 3 Kowaa 53 79 54 39 40 47 314 41 20 17 4 49 100 234 Fur Ma jot Bingham 49 108 91 90 107 94 639 Clud. 21 6 6 8 124 31 Cranuel 20 12 23 22 40 56 173 OTTAWA WARD.

No 34 35 36 37 38 39 Total Dnroacher 113 78 rjti 79 5 4 (J.u hirt 106 56 3 63 49 54 413 SVhite 44 50 66 42 141 4l3 UpomU Si t0 90 49 28 39 34!) Chaoip-eae 56 33 77 46 40 41 293 Be.Bu 41 37 44 23 36 72 For Mavor 146 157 100 80 133 775 7 9 14 24 Go CnuuMOl -0 43 20 16 21 3 U7 aiilSAU WARD. Ko. 4) Riger t'rarr IooaldMia Fnrde FxC Mtr Bin am Clud OausU 216 2ll 172 150 119 103 81 tkOkALTT RV A11I. ttiaehaia. Clu Craoael! Victoria War I.

1.11 140 S45 laihoua Wmnl Wcllinst.4iW.iJ. eoual VV i St. at4 By War.l Outwa W-id 1L1cau Witd. ir. 243 I.J 45i 539 .5 119 30 4 6 4 I 237 96 tS 1-3 34 04 64J 72 173 157 81 2534 Total 2712 1SC9 SClItX TP.VSTEES.

All th. pulic schil trust. IS3S. who bad wet? d. f'atd In Welling' on ward.

Mr. W. J. Kill beat Troste St.rT bv 4S vuifS. Tha vote Kill.

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la hl InljiltaSI aaUrtaia aien "The Humors of Parliament" THURSDAY, JAN. 71b. Hi mr pi ma, 75c Plan ii oeu at Ounrtrd A Ourlnca' Sparaoira.t. OP0R HOUSE I MI6HT Tlt; JAM. fta.

MR. T. T. lt )3K. In tha aa-Mfnl Cnmady U.aiM.

Joshua Simpkins MOST ALT. liAUJHat Bparia' Sraoary and Mwhanletl FOAaaa. aa-1 laocira; Ta I liiiK aw aaUl Sevna II ar lha r'araoat Jovha Blaipkiai Orditnt. IJOX OCT FOR TrTE FARCItSt Boat du upa aMJtmaLd aud Hurdatatk'a. And Ktaalrcd.

Bkyclea Rciaralcd. BRAu and COPPKS nanafactarcra la aD braoci.es. GEORGE BAILEY tcltmlth, Etc. KriS-n 4l w.wly Kwrt Tel ll WoitJio- tU WrUiattourtTlKt. Tl HI your Inspection Fkie Coatings inWorsteds.

Cteviots and Sergc-s. Fine Drcii Suits specia'ty. ROOfiEY COOPER, 6, SPARES SISEIT IliCAGO HOG MARKET. I'dLu Stork Tanis. Jan.

i. Toe? timi" 1 of hnf ivav -LOUO. Tb-'. n-por; tt SiiurJiy a. Ljrh i wrre shipped and 2.tAT' k-' tTT.

Tb quo' at i.Ttis to-diy at? roiiisi. to $3 00; mix ed ri- SJ.SO -o L-avy ship ping 1.rC. m. srrateft. J.tC to TL3 rrceipta cattjff wrrt is 1 entatue of Victoria ward.

AM Grant had a hard fight but wilt la bear any UMeeli'ig a pa in i the men abj Toted agiinrt him- He wasaorry Mr. Craanell was defeated, bat will give Mr. Btoghsm hu euppcrt- Aid. Grant was pleased that the prrdirUns parties who said thi bis stand too tbe qDf-tim would defeat nan, had failed. He intends in-trucing the question again tb-syear, feelicg that the city requires im-prnaec drainage-Father rr h- CounciL Aid.

CamttieU was pleased to be elected i sine years in paiccesiicQ. Hs t-xi it to be a t.f sfvreciaiijn Fejvires well rendered ad doty tr5 rxard ro the Wteret of tbe ritv. AM.efcrt-Blark rrrte fcr accaple cf rairutOL sad schsecjaotly ee'ertwned toe audience two) weil re-aied pcJ-Uieul iucr a lug wait laror Borthwick crrired aud aas vrarasiy aj-pSauded. I I MMmttHWWi.