Weekly Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 1

filature lihrarf Ik you want te cembinc. lightness draught with durability of wear, purchase jour Hinders, Mowcih, Rakes, Flows, Harrows anil Waggons, from Hogg Co. They t'uanuitee two horses will do as much work with their machine- as three candowith any I'onT forget that fact Why break your back hoeing potatoes and turnips when vou can purchase a Scullkr for 817 from Hogg Co. It will enable you to do as much work iu one hour with onn horse labor attached as you can do in the old wav iu a whole day. Don't loose fight of that point.

Iiuy your landing Twine from Hogg 4 Co. and you will get the best and cheapest fireat reduction in prices. Lumber and liuilding Supplies. Fresh Lime and Prick always at Hogg Co'. HOCC Call and get our prices before you purchase.

Remember the old ttand, opposite Ulerm's Feed Stable, ave. Calgary. JARRKTT CUSHIXG MuinifuctiiR' nil klials of Sash, Doors, Store Fronts BLINDS, BRACKETS. MOULDINGS, FRAME!) Ctnimatia Kivcn ou all kiiiU'cf MINING AND RANCHE ADVOCATE AND GENEFwAL ADVERTISER. i Plans iiinl I'repaml.

1'nriiis iMiiiuiin; diould its ninl vt prices. V0LUME3.N0. 11. CALGARY, ALBliRTA. WRDXHSDAY.

NOVEMBER. 11 1 88." WIIOLE NUMBER 1 In Li-oar. A. Haggnri. barri-ier: Marquette, trators the revoltiiiir outraire of baiedim TELEGRAPHIC.

in Ilrv ROSSIN HOUSE. Mr. Allan McLaan, rocen'ly of Port Arthur, hud IriuM'd the- Hon-in Hiiu-c, lutcly kept the McNeill Broe unit in now fully pn -sreit to luce! tlic requirements of tin- tnivjirug puMic. A allure of put rouavri: in leipu'stctl. Ort:) 3111(1 1 885.

fall 1 885. Our Immense Stock of EW Personally Selected from the Best Canadian and American Markets, is now marked off and ready for the Inspection of our numerous Customers and Patrons. I With the experience of many years in the British, American and Canadian Houses, and having bought our Stock carefully and particularly for the wants and comforts of the people of the Northwest, we feel assured that our Stock, for Style, Quality and Price, must suit the most economical and fastidious buyers. MllllMV Sepannt The Goods in this department is simply Superb. No lady in Calgary should fail to see these beautiful Felt and Straw Hats, of every desirable Shape and Color, with Trimmings to match.

No trouble to show Goods. Inspection solicited, RANKIN ALLAN, ATLANTIC AVENUE. STRAYED HORSE. Strayed into my Land ouu Hay Horse, liippwl, hraided I) and T. Owner to prove prouertv.

pov expenses ami tukc iiwiiv w-tt 'I O. Cum ut.i AMERICAN HOUSE. lit meiiil'i llml thin Ilt-u-H' lms b-'i-n rvmoik llni mul turnrtt into iixf.cli.es Ht-M-turuiil. to HHpily rry person'; iu uny kitKl of in: infer they iiref-T. k.p n)) kindof am! tltc lnt briihd of ovMcr, urnl uml.Tt-tke in put up a fie or fry h'm Ilur-num Jitiulxt, and dmi't you frM ii.

Ymi will Hrtlinfy hy u- a tall. Ail kind- nf banquet? -prrttiK. WHITBECK CAREY. Atlantic Avenue. Ocr-Ptftl Nrvt dour tt Kxchfinirr THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY Do you ant JpW" Srv ft splendid, liandHomely fT' bound story can have your choice out of Ss' test that t'TV VV" are published you will ob.

nun two sub ncriptions for The Veekly Mail. Acata- lO fK loyue of stan- dHrdandniiH-Q collaneoua publications, given aa prizes for getting np clubs for The MAtt, will be Bint to any address upon application. There is no boy or girl, youns man or young woman, anion); vou who cannot secure a handsome lot of books thi winter with very little effort, you will only make up your mmds to it. Ine booKi aro splendidly bound and ara the pro. Auction of the Vifc.

best known au- jM'? thors, which is a ,11 HiitUdentumran- Vi tee that they will not only afford amusement but be a source of jjro- fit. fCCi Mail is the most popular weekly published, and is only One uoiiar a year, it lias now over 100,000 Gcribers. Hpecinien copy and prize list Bent free. Address Tins Mail, Toronto, Canada, 3 Supplies. EQUAL TO OAK.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1" i v. fax taps; rise BTJILIDIJSra- larliiimenl in cotnintr fovnev, Nov. -J. The trial of Kditor Stead and his associates s.ill continues. A number of tic members of the Salvation Am wen- in bbed on court yesterdi'v.

Lo.sr-os, Nov. Stead and Mi s. Jarrett have been found guilty of the iibdiii of L'liza Arm has 1 11 defen-ed. P.viiis, Nov. Le l'unps -ays ihat the French cabinet will resign before the meet and that Hris-mi will form mother ministry, which will include I'levciuet and a majority of the present ministers.

Coxs'i vvi i The liidkiin conference meets here to-dav. At nr- liminan ne cling of the conference of the power- hiiglaud auilfruce ileclined to ai ction tin; appointment of Prince Alex- ii'der, as governor of Kotimelia. us it would be -an iiifnngeinent the tierlin treaty. Tliev pleaded earnestly for such a- would sati-fy and ipiiet the peoile of iiii, liulgaria. Fire Prevention.

By-Law Nj. 2 In lie Kuiiur ilio ll- iiilil Sin. Some time ago I drew the atlen-'ion of the council I the tlagaj'iint disregard for by-law No. which adequately prevail- f.r the prevent ion of fires. To-d I rcL'ivt to s.iy, i.ri!!er are not niiprovetl uid th cit iz-iis to U-nvklessiy indifferent lo this important 'piistion.

Fortune lias favored this town that imuiy are beginning to forget hat sin disasters as fires exist, until they nay be sharply reinii.ded some day by seeing own promises I -veiled to the ground. If is to be regretted that the tini" of our Fire Inspector i so taken up with other ma'bis as to pred'nl" all hope it his ever intending to the pressing wa its of the above by-law. Thetime has arrived when something must be done. As the renreseutative of insurance interests, which are growing largely in this town, 1 nm impelled at this juncture to take the itter in hami. I do not do so, however.

foie announcing fact. After this I ntend to report, any cases of flagrant disregard of a ny of the clauses of ho by-law and parties concerned will either have to comply with it or refuse at their peril. 1 am conscious in so doing that I shall gain ie enmity of some, but on the other hand I cannot but hope that all right thinking citizens will give me their support iu in. itter. In protecting the.

interests of my companies I am Le-t beiielittitig those of i ho citizens generally. While it pie ising to note that clauses to 1 1 are being slow ly carried out, there are still many transgressors. Clauses PJ and lo do not appear to be known. will be interesting reading to some. Coming to clause 14, ladders 1 find, are as il rule placed where there is the least chance of a conflagration.

Clause lo is indicated to the blacksmith. Lumber merchants attention is drawn to clause 10 which provides that no lumber shall be oiled within 00 feet of any building. Clause 18 livery stables and carpenters shops and now in open violation of this and the respective proprietors attentions are drawn therein. Last, but not least, clauses 10 to -'l 1 have simply to say that there is too much coal and other oils in town and for the safety of property, if not ives, must be removed forthwith. Iu conclusion, as everyone knows, the most dangerous period of the year is now coming on and it would bo well for all citizens to insist on the carrying out of this by-law.

It is simply suicidal for merchants ami others to lull themselves with the fancy that all is safe. These are dangers which they cannot despise. A serious fire would incur a serious loss cveu to the insured and in that iigiit it behoves every property holder not only to make his own premises reasonably safe but to see that his neighbors do the same. I shall regret, personally, having to lay information against iiiy one but as the representative of important interests, I am bound to see them protected. Thanking you for your space.

Yours truly, F. W. Petto-. We understand that Crowfoot has forbidden he buildersto proceed with the erection of the new agency buildings on Old Sun's reserve, being under the impression that it is intended for a mounted police post. Ihe objection on the part ot that astute polenta to to the police being stationed on the reserve is only natural since it is reported that there are a number of strayed horses at the Crossing, for the reden of vvhic'i a fixed tariff of $10 i Head has been established by flu finders.

Considering how ea-y it is for the blameless savage to find horses on the prairie, the owners of which are not avare at the hmo that they have lost, any, there s. ems to be money in this siheme. We flunk the idea of a police post near Gleiclicn an excellent one. It should be carried out in of.tlie vypund-d susceptibilities of tin tiioiiurcii oi: Ihe lih'MM members of elections. r- ,1 corpse out-ole Lamlwell butcher vm i n-ines.

je.dno-y the cau-e. 1'be iniiei.at ill lie- ntT.iii- u.ll bo arii'sted. NoV, T. ,1 ii it i i'i a -I yi-terday. N'ortbvve-tein road w.i- pen I'he li.initeli.in ia-t Id.

published a oiuinissioii was i-e b. no con- report that the medii dreadv at work on Kit lirmalioii Un Im I fectlVl is UMillL lief that here. Xiii T. -A mes ion from the im, l. ion of the I 1'.

it' toll-the bj is Under- I'i 1 1 eon Stephens ll lood that wiil be knighted. Auell'oit mad' to bi he Sir i loin n. to ti niii.ivrv in Leonard lilf'v. ffoit fail Mr. -ban, t.e lead of Sr Should tin pr sent Min- oi y.arine will likely hi finance appi.

inteil Wis.Mi'i.,.. Nov. A. lan.nai-ived en Saturday night in connection with contr.n inalters. lie denies ih, Al.ijoi' lb ll has as yet li ceiveil one ceil1.

He intim. red la-t night licit Kiel vs i'urther -pit -d for but Unit the Gov, M-ii, i which repressed ihe rebellion would goon wilh ih duty. '11 A VV V. govenillli ut Ine 'ldi-r. a into th" ca-i ol di se made idows and orplmus durin.

the late rebellion. As time of Ihe expiration of Kiel's pre reprieve draws near tic excitement 'iimng certain clement-. (he becomes more intense. Nothing definite however can lie lenni ,1 but 1ml ever i he ultimate fale of Kitd quay be it seem- ci r-tain that he ill not be hanoed on tin l'ltli. Prominetit men, to be in be premier's coulid-nce ami who would like to see the law take its course admit this much.

viiw i C. Nov. 'j. The last -pik. in IheC.

P. K. was drive Cra near the Pass on Saturdav. Tr.uk was commenced at six in tin nniming on the la-t half mile of the road, At nine clock the last rails had been i'l'ougiit rot-want ami ine.i.-ureii tor cutting 'o make the conni' One rail was cut and placed and the other lift until Vic President Van Home am! ti.e party arrived Major lingers made several blows wilh a Heavy sledge hammer on the hist rail, helping to cut it. One hundred and twi-ntv feet of rails were then taken up and let on lorries to be placed hen Mr, Van Home and the party arrived, lmmcdiatc- aft'Twanls the ca-torn train made' its ap earauco with the magnates on boaid 1 he train drew np close to the end of the track and the party came forward, twenty two minutes pa-t nine everything was in readiness to complete the cornice ion.

Hon. lb A. Smith took the maul in hand In drive the la-t spike and uftei missing il a few times, drove it home amid cheers from all pnscnt. Aftcrcon-srat illations had been exchanged on the completion of the great work Mr. Van Home's special passed over the connecting ink ami departed for Port Moody, where hey will take a special steanrr for Victoria.

Chips from the last th; carried away lis mementoes by those present. Much speculation was indulged in as to what, was the leng of the la-t rail. It proved to be 'Jo feet iiinclies ami considerable money changed hands on the head of it. Photographers were on ham! and took views of the proceedings from varum positions. STATUS.

New Youk, Nov. o. The New York stale elections take-! place to-day. St Pail, Nov. o.

New York slate went democratic, Hill being elected govei-nur by 10 000 majority. Virginia went democratic and the republicans carrh Iowa and Pennsylvania. South Dakota adopted the constitution and elected the republican state ticket. Only the republicans made any nominations for state ollices iu llacotah under the new constitution, They are as follows. Governor A.

C. Mettette; Lieut. Governor A. K. Frank; Secretary of State ll.

Murphy; Treasurer I). W. Diggs; Auditor F. Alexander: Attorney general K. Dottard; Supt.

of pub-lie instil ut A. S. Jones; Commissioner of School and pu' kinds W. II. Deadle: Supreme judges u.st district Diuliton Carson, second district Keilain, third district liciinett; for members 0f con-gross 0.

S. Giffanl and T. Kanouse. Youk. Nov.

o. Hill's majority in New Yoik slate, was about 15,000 and the democratic majority in Virginia and Marvlaiid about the same ligures. 'Ihe HepiiUicaiw carried Iowa, Peiinsylvar.ia und Connecticut, Nkw Youk, Nov. til actor, is dead. y.

jllll Met 'lllloDfjh UIIITIAX. boMJOX. Nov. Lauglry has been condemned to pay the household debts, which she contracted whilst living with her husband. III III Nl.V III Wexford in eonveniion selected Han-v and their ididiUc; for liyau.

county IViVeni'her. A I'm i'li' i niii'. jiiniiir kirk. I'. M.

W.ilk.-r. iiijn-'. W. It. Anl.i-li lieiiiral Middb'ton morrow ii.urnin.

Hie eo.iMTMit in eiiuiily jiiil'; uiiety judue; oiiiity j'id--. will arrive lun-e will i.iiii.int Hon. 1 luti' ir A. I 'in'oii mi in aw Nov. 4.

if appoint mi; a medical eommirsiun to examine Kiel i- again before the cabinet ami th. appointment of -in li a i i i -i -n may In -aid to U' dci i'l-d upon. total iiin.ibi-r of -i-riji i the half-br-eds in Northwest during tin pli'M'iil Mils wlliel I'llllllx'led have been out. The militia tb-purtineut wiil order an ime-tie-ation into the innilition of tlm-e im are inade widows and orphans by tin Northwest rebellion, with view of providing tor tlii-ir future. Alo.N I KK.vi., Nov.

A liia-s lneetini; of Liberals lias bi-u held le re with closed dn.r.- to oryanizo for the upproacliiiiu eieeti'in-. list of candidates was pre p.ti' tl but has not yet been eien to Ha Kiii.i Nov. 1. ll the pre-niier, has just arrived from I' ranee nm lieluiiun. iiinl reports th fears of a con Hid of races in Canada over nlfaii are so -troiiolv i xa-eeiated on the oiler si'le Ibat ertain capitalists do dare Illlike conteuiplati'd investuients here bciiei iee.

tin- war between the Trend Canadians ami the llriti-li elemeet is ine lllillellt. The premier's lei ill ii b.i. yiel 1 tin' siynal lor a demand for provincial in tervention on Kiel's behalf Nov. The lil'sl train from Montreal arrived iii'irninir. hloiiol lere tbi.

"ii. Middii ii and Sir A. ii are in tic city on rebellion Tbi' Hon. Tbos. hit-- wi! arrive I to-morrow.

Speakinir at Manitou he that it census of Manitoba would be next year and probably a re listributioii ol scuts would follow. The new (rr.iin rales on iheC. 1'. range oi.ic er imsliel to from Winnie H- to o-V iit Moosejaw. Oi frosted vvlieat below No.

'J a din tion of per cent is ma le tiL'iircs. St. N. Nov. Wnts ha-c been issued for an old-lion here caused by the r.

tireiueiit of Sir Leonard Tilley. The nomination will lie held the 17th and theebi tion on the Nov. A private tele-(jl'iim from a member of the Dominion parliament at Ottawa states that the cabinet have decided to appoint a commission of medical experts to examine into Kiel's mental condition. The Liberal convent ion adopted resolution at the Montreal reform tiieeting aliinniue; the necessity of a revision of lie constitution of 1 "7 in such a maimer a-will terminate the arbitrary control of the federal over provincial legis-lalion, define better the respective powers of the Pimiinion and the provinces, and assure to the provinces sufficient resources to render it unnecessary for them fo make periodic raids upon (lie federal treasury. TottONTo, Nov.

A caucus of the opposition iie'mbers of the local legislature was held here on Monday niffht. The niorninir papers say it was called to consider the position of affairs iu view of the approachiny general oocliou. Winmpko, Nov. of the provincial Sunday school convention closed last night, Miihlleton states that his sole business here at the present, time is in connection with the openinur of the Infantry school, The Hon. Thus, White came in from Portage La Prairie this morning.

He ad-dic-sed a meeting there last iui.dit. IL will meet deputation from tin) Fanners' I'liiou this afternoon, MuN'l Nov. t'v -The report sent to the American papers by tlx1 ussocuited press that C. P. K.

and the Grand Trunk were to be consolidated is authoritatively denounced here as a canard. Halifax, Nov. 5, Thu linn. William Arrand has liec.n appointed agent, general of Nova Scotia in Loudon, George Milliganof Toronto has taken action for dam ijj.s iigairst J. Fortier, a cigar- manufacturer, of this citv fur having him arrested last July on a capias.

The capias wan quashed. John Hopper, general manager for Canada of the Mutual reserve fund Life Association of New York has absconded leavinij liabilities of, behind him. 'I wo banks, the Merchant's and the Union his paper foi between them but it is expected that they will not lose much. St. N'uv.

Scott campaign i betny vigorously carried on lie-re. is fixed for ihe 18th am! both sides are pulling forth every elTor' for success. Prominent speakers pro and con are here fr-iin Toronto, including others Prof, GoMwiu Smith. Toronto, Nov. Stone, butcher, and three emolayt's have, been ar i-esteil on suspicion, of l'eini; 'he peipo- TKIMM TO Mvii.iaiu.

Nov killed mi Indian yesterday miliar Indians who hied himself in a IS. A 111... 1 Indian UOIItiill Oil I 111' IV-i'ITI' iiuil then -to nl off the to inki him. fortifying mill tiring on t'lein fre- iiiontly. 'I'liirty police ll --t -i 1 nlt'-r-110011 for tin' reserve to nuke tiioarre-t and have not vet returned.

Kkhin v. Nov. speech it tli" Council iIjv. 111 ill'1 Li. Ml-' 111-.

niiiir tin- N. W. -la'i tliii' iimi'iiiliiiiMits in tin' ii" itmi iniiiii. ipal oi iliiiiim pi'evi iilhi' ILTilill I I'iiirii' V. Ollki be l.iid tliein.

A me i -1 1 is fur ri'it'ikil'ii- t'n''pi'o-(('liiri' in i.t-i'sof ii i i-ii I i.i iriiiiiinil would ii's i on ie up (or lle'ii' coii-'iliT-iition. itri tiir l.nu'e I iippropri.ition ule tlii- veur by tliel'o- niinioii ioMTiiiip-nt tin- ii'liiiiiii-initiuii of 'lie M.i linn. Nov. 1 nier io rinii'iiileii 1 one i ol.b-t reii oi i I-. i t.

Winder a of Mounl-'d 1'olice I. e.t n- ini; .0 iiaif o.t militarv (mih iiiI will t.ih" pl.e-' to-ino: lialf pa-1 t'vo. A iii ni u.i- ieied of -elliiiu' whiskey to tb lll i 'il e-t nLiy before lie-p. ami Iir. Kennedy -I.

jjiven f'li! ii of ihe law. -i; b' ami Hom Nov. Ii. 111 tile lulll'he of I int i 1j at the eu-ie ol 'oiineil wterilay l.t. (iov iid that lie wa.

yltdio me; I tin' in. nibeii, a'ain at tliat. tin'7lli of roiineil. He tlielu nil tlx lllereawd to iiieli lie rapid advancement of the territories i n' itled til '111. The aiiiemlilleiiH re tin' H'leml lllld l'ltlllie'ialordiliatll'e VWMlld be to them.

For the former the irovernmenl had yrant' a liand-ome faib-siilv. Thirty I'lotestant ami eiirht Uoinaii di-lricN ba now bi-en pro- cliiiiied. ni'-y vi-pri-eiiieii a iopiiiation of l.HVi children of seb aye. He referred to the hardships result intr from prairie tires and proposed to submit lneasnres to prevent their recurrence. A measure for the proce lure in ciises of apnea! in criminal ma ters ami for s- vital statistic would belaid before them.

Glle dwelt upon the jfreut responsibility, hicli would rest on the otlice of the Lieut, (iovemor in view of the appropriation by the lomiiiion ioveriiincid this year for the udtninis-tratioii of tlie territories. The fond hope of the Indians without result to arni-s had been utifortill.ately dispelled. Tbe.si' who endeavored to set authority at naught were the tools of diMuintf men, seeking ibeir own ends. Irrespective of tin: jjood done to the Indians, lie paid a warm tribute to the Indian missionarii and asked the council to join liini in thank-inu on behalf of tlie territories tin; active militia of Canada, the Dominion jjoviTii-ment and all parties concern in the res toration of order. The completion of tie-C.

I', H. vva- ayuded to, as also the visits ol the Governor ienera ami Ihe Hon. Mr. While, lie the latet.ess of the season, at which they were called together and promised to assist iu tlirinrli their important work by every menus his ier. CANADA.

Uit vv Nov. llishop tiranilin is in tlie city, has come to usk the Government for assistance for the Metis at lia-toehe. Their condition is mo-t pitiable and unless assistance is rendered them, it fearel that many will perish during the winter. Sir Adiilpho nronaiid jiarty are now en route for Winnipeg. MontiiK.vi., Xnv.

A uieiuber of the Doniinion House of Commons, wlio rv-turii- ed liere on tiaturdav from Ottawa states that the cabinet is divided on the question of l'i' i fate, but that the majority are in tavot carryinjr out the sentence. Then; were l.li:lO deaths trmn small pox Montreal during October. TouoN'iX', Nov. o. Tin! lirst through piissenger triim on the I'.

Ii. between vlontrealand Winnipeg started from the L'nion Station at yesterday morniiii; with a fair number of li.VT Nov. The fire stal ion uid caretidvcrs residence adjoining have ecu destroyed by lire. Winnii'Ku, Nov. o.

The detiH'hiiient if battery iirrivod from the west last veninjr en mute for Montre.il. Van. Homo has decided to lis xTiiiu rales this winter at the very low rate of oUc or 100 lbs tor sound wheat and for Xos 2 nil frosted at 8c less from to Joiitreal ami all points east with a slight, from other stations. This i reduction from Winnipeg of (2v on lound wheal and on frosted, from irandon of lie on sound trad 19c on frost -d and from Iteirina of Id; on souiid an le on Tliis heavy reduction from to oo per cut oil' lair arrymit rale-. Nov.

'Mr-isiers for Miuuiniiii have been appoioled jv the Iiomiiiion Lfivei'iinienl us follows. 3 Doors, Windows and Builders' FLOORING, SIDING, CEILING, MOULDINGS. if lu Pine EQUAL TO OAK. Bow River Mills OFFICE. Stephen Avenue, Calgarv.

James Waller. 1 Choice stcok of HEW GOODrS Just Arrived, Large stock of Groceries always on hand. Boots, Shoes, Hat; Clothing, Dry GqqiIs, Notions, Farm Implements and Waggons. Special Inducement to Cash Buyers. MoTAVISH STIIEET, OPPOSITE THE DEP01.