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l`lVC` llllH(ll'\:u CIIIIJIIIJ V-.. -- '3rewerics, lmve struck. _.\l1). l1I1ellC storm was raging all day Wednesday in northern New York. The principal cities of the union are grganxzing schemes of relief for the south- ern earthquake sutferers. Louisiana, has been appointed United States Minister to Mexico. Soundings are to be made in Charleston Harbor to see what alterations have been made in ma bottom by theearthquake. _ Thomas Conrtland Meaning, of Victoria Schilling, the wife of a coach- `mn, has left her husband and `taken up with; distinguished and handsome New Yorker. "` ` ~ 1 `II -.. Uruuu ooooaa-osoaaauaaao-no : u : - u o - u - -. A Orillia ............... ..... Collgngwood ........................ . . 1 Co1hngwood...., .......... ...... .. Northern Railway North .......... . . 3 Meatord Branch Rai1way..........: IIil1gdal`g. grighurst, Dalston and . and Friday... ................... .. . British Mails. ma (N. Y.,) Manda , Tuesda. and Thurada ........ .. vsa(IIal'v1tax,)Wedn DAILY NAILS DUE FROM Toronwlloue | O O I C I I COOIOIOOD O O I U O Q 0 I an 'l`oronto.. ............................ .. T01-onto.. ............................ .. Ottawa and Mpntrea.l.. ............ .. 1 Northern R.ailway(North) .......... . . 1 East. Northern Ruilw North Simone Ra. lwag. Peneta.ngui- shene and Midlan . ...... . . _ ..I._L 1 `Q_ Norm uunooe nauwu . 1 Mldlami . Nowmarket ...... .. .. .. . Newman-ket . . ..... .. Hamilton and Boston Bx EQV _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . o - u u I ""`Je`'"Jn'E ifc'1'1iid'..`. .'; .... .. .................... 1 ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . Branch link . uncanny o n - o - o n n o o 9000 u o o o on 4 way Mesford Branch Railway. . . . . . . . . . . Collingwood ........................ .. C lllng 00d . . . . . . . . . . ..' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0:illia..Y ............................ .. u o - a o n o o c - u c o o - p - - oa.nonaon..coou uvnII_.I_I- lV.4I-uuussmf nfm wayccaaccp 4 .. .. .. .. Colllngwood .......... . .~ ............ . . orilna. . . . . 01-11119. .................. .......... .. Hillada.le,Cra.lghurst.Dalston,Crown ` R Emu Eden """"" 'eea1"::::::::::::::::t o_`n'hunt_r'1\lnnd:v. Wednesday `I->uEdgaw"""S't'l"L;; .......... ..% :-`-liy r 6 Wednesday dhurst. Mwday. nd F1'idlIY...;......uu-.-'u..... K111180810, Urulguunsu, uuznuuu uuu Crown Hill ......... .......... .. 1 Rugby. Edgar Steele. Mitchell's Squm-ea.ndEaat0ro.. ..... I -Grentell. Tuesda and F1-ida.y.... 1 -Mtdhura Mon ay. Wednesday lll` RV _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . n o - n o I 0 Omee hours. 8 s.. m. to 7 p. m. - Sundays excepted. Mons Orders ted on an Mone Order Oloes In Canada, nited States. Greet tsin Prince Edward Islend. Newfoundland and India, and Savings Bank deposits received be- tween the hours of 9 0.. m. and t p. m. ' Regtasttered Letters must be -handed in 16 min- utes ` ore the close of each . The letters (and all other mail` matter) are on... fnnrn the street letter boxes every _de_y1 Sundays excepwu, no on o'clock and at 8.00 p. II: 80-11 J. E] . . A conspira- Two of the 1ed1ngC1l3t1f;:En have ed tors, Karavelo and 9 from Soa. 9 endment Mr. Ess1em0nt a Croftera am on! by `Was defeated in the H0 of Comm _ 2o3_m 201. ' _ . _ -"l"T1e'itVters all other men muwrp are taken from the street 00n.m do bed, at 8.00 o'clock 3. m. and "' '.9iW'E B1003 s..".?.-..'m3*m*'-"` IIIUIIQD] . VV vuuvwuu` 'M\anurU and Fdavgc-csuogoooooononlccoooo 1 , u, he .|!lK1dn 3 1)! Euro! la. mum nl_lutoF:xnu)a;. 551; 1! gm. sud L11 Skin Iiluolnl. 8 (ch? FALL lMPOR'l`A'l`IONS We ing out t'he"f'ol1,'_owi:ng t'1.1;hear7jv_ofpr1ces on some lines still to be cleared . v "M anadian. United state 43 , c .1 llnnnfl ' [ow Of 3116 W VIII: sin 5 an lines c12.;...ared out. DAILY MAILB FOR M`. Pure! V 1 . "3333 O.W;:s-r co.."!qrontoOn._ 7 `E Are Simply Magnicent. 40 GUNS TO BE SOLD-NO1'E PRICES. - $2 "30 ' Double Barrel, M. L. - - ` 3 50 Double Barrel, B. L. UVVIN-CHESTER RIFLES AWAY DOWN- ' s'1'!!EPI'I'!IOU'l'0l'Ano `- M commns nwro own, '7' I M90! Jmwaml CLOSE I :4mpm' Yeliow fever - G.-`E2.IEE.L'.l:' kSCOTT S -:- BOOKSTORE. {SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. imam alwgm Wm %IF>@P& F Baby Carriages, with or without wire Wheels- | Lacrosses, Lawn Tennis Raquets, Base Ball Clubs and }Balls. . ` |' Linen Window Shades and Papef Window Shades. x ' __ ,` `)`\.._~ ,3 _ : SCOTT, THE BOOKSELLER, Have largely incfeased th;3ir stock to meet the wants 6! _their numerous customers. McALus'rEn,s1foRv 3. co., at manufacturers prices. may last Wednesday "1 -34 failures in Uanadn. during 5 `en days 3 86` oint murder trial will likely V Just received directifrom Belgium two consignments of Glass, including Plain Window Glass, Figured Glass, Col- ored Glass, Plate `Glass. Prices very low. Paints. Paint Oils, Varnishes, `full stock at bottom prices. Builders Hardware, full line at bottom prices. Harvest Tools, the best goods in the market at rock bottom prices. -t`\- CARRIAGE; nuxnns. Bmcxsuxrn AND MILL sur- % ` f I.'LIE8 A SIfECI_ALTY. % |MADL1STERk.%4. ;STORY & C0 Y- minunns Am) *'1`HRE.SHERS.-'l`he lullhetyiil undo by M00011. .BB08..&_GO., Torohto. **T' as./x:.z{;.~;" f . V_ . _' .. -~LJ.`$U. ,'~_ 1 .9 . . ` , . A. . 11` , ~ -../:1; 1 14,?) U V` , _` _; _ kid 1 `.3 ._ 4 L V U `U. ,r:.iy ..1_! 3? -I V;AlmnrA 8; gm 9% ll! `l`. ;3:`:L`-`r`-'}'.`-. If"`,1S 9111 1B1;9[` \:s'aap.1_6 ]["u5"'a`1Iii'1`Iiu:i;u1 aq; I % " ` .sm=mai4aq_.Im %-aim". 13F!` `id180d aiuald nun .813? ugpuaml ';su! at 11!! .`l3_VIL` 3!}: 'mo.I_}.a;.|.1tg mm} lmq" 9`! "HEM all 1811;` 98 01 9393 Q-1..., ` .,` ,.-3 .. , `lnmlmlm m See my prices before urchaeing elsewhere. f.s`::;;.w`_I:'C _.'al6.`I.1I".R0fa|l.'.HrdWrQ,'> '=' - - A"-(9%11__12e`%l.T'= )<.)o1'%W_est_-Aqf ~t`hgfxQuee,An s=.Hotei, 'Barrie%. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. $1 75 2 00. '3 25 - .u uvlu . f tad the The Rentlemen Of Eg1:ng dnuinliinv Staten Island cricket 01 y ~ ` ` " ` and 40 runs. 1... 20,000 Ips. BARBED FENCE WIRE, HARDWARE 2 ---LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF--- A Waggon Hubs, 9x12 A1,` per set ' 2% Oak S] okes X, `A V 3%Waggon Skeins, Other sizes i 1 proportion. PURVIS BRIDS. OPPOSITE STATION. BARRIE. ---A cournnm srocx or: P. F. EWAN, 9111' ,.J`%1,.3. ,a`i,1 :-it;-J-.\ 'i ~11-`94 IMPORTER, &C. out :- $600 1100 $1 08 2 O8 2 65 Japan were 2,700, and in the latter ' lidf A uuu fnt;\1neti1e deaths from 0h(.>'lera..}'inV2' ofJuly],793_ V V ._.`. A. The Czar has abandoned his intention --Aim Al` fl rmI..._.__ n u ofg " `-4 L IIIID III-II f EiI12 (t:)"jSamar_l Emperor; 6f] Aijai` I "n__v .' v`. 4 KUIIUII `There was a front on Sunday and Mon- day nights, in parts of Minnesota, Dakota, Michigan, and Wisconsin, damaging, `gar- den truck and corn. I I I_!II Tvio uiexhif '01`: s' `1"e -56ri 1 * "1i'ngin dd 1.1, ... """B"`$~` UF`"I"V'KJ UJ E] U `K-`l9P!.|h_tionof Irish. .11} i9.!. 9 i Th" `LHm R1i- I, 9'. : ::.::.~..r. 23:1 321:: 0 Speaker of` the ~H 1 boon out of tam 1:` no` thing.-. .. .p * his {Iver In dxsox-dot-ed-.: T '_=-:::'-::n:=: 2 'L- -. ' ' fit: LI 59` Days-- Gamma... ...... WV and General News. was frost at Belleviila on ' .\;lYht, , *- mo uver II (llI0l'GUl'Ul~- J :3`. ;. .'71`_;2->..J The Am. which nailed ` ` wdnosday last; for Livetpbol, - 1-in `"13 In Gedney s channel. All nn..-..-__, . 1 _ _ L-A.4--.. ` "` Ill uuuney I cnannu. 5": t h tel: betioon I:`*`Iu&glg`;]a:i!ilst :11! ree'{>epllt.oroopI in `h the rebels were defeated. ` ' B311 ""1 we rebels defeated. Mlrmer named McNa;mera of Mol mt imgys 01_are County, was shot and W hlled Wednesday night. ` . h|f.h:......;|__. I u , W-.. .At-' --v-.1 uueu Wednesday mgm. 4 _ % A `mmbt has been made upon thug uh ` the Ion of 8 ' - . _ n evistmg lsndludy at Lm."k- It was done with oxpl0IiVOI - `L T: 'uht.` 9" fthe World for ` 9 `I19: 3. .. .._ United state Thrity-three persons are reported kill.- ed at Charleston and one hundred wound- ed. The damage to property there is let own at $5,000,000. . .1 11,), _p __.___ IRIS GUHIIUUIJUI-A us: an S .- t .. o zfa::543> w L Wednes- Ill lovll laavu ,0:-owned was UIIIUIISII |ll.IU~\'-Tllllllllm ' Cuannnsron,-S. 0., Sept. 1 --An-eartl:- Quake` such as has never `before been; known in the history of the city, swept over Charleston last night shortly after 10_ o'clock, causing more less and injury to property and far more loss of life than the cyclone a year before. The city is wrecked ; the streets are encumbered with masses of fallen bricks . and tangled telegraph and telephone wires, and up to an early hour it was almost impossible to pass from one part of the city to another. The rdt shock was by far the most severe. Most of the people, with their families, passed the night in the streets, which even this morning are crowded with people afraid to re-enter their hou'e_s. More than 60 persons were killed and wounded, chiey colored. Among the whites killed and -fatally iniured are M. J. Lynch. Dr. R Alexander Hammond and Ainsly Robeson. Fires broke out in - different parts ot the city immediately after the earthquake and `some are still burning, but there is no danger of their spreading. There is no way of leaving the "city. at present. " " ' ' 'l`l........ -.... A2 ...... - 3.. 1.1.. `_.`..L`. .._1.`:_-.1' '"f`,l_\1 <`a`1:'a_ar1`a`ssur_e:; in the_ _ea.rth_ noticed. from which nesand. apparently I from . a. great depth, exude: a sulphurous smell. ` nrrnnrnnmmsv Q n . Q.`-`I-' 1 I 'lnn L`.....L HIUCIU IIVPUII, CAI!`-IV II EIIIEIIIIIIUIIE ul.I.IV.Il. Cmuxnnsrox, S. 0., Sept; 1-.'--The first shock of earthquake was {felt _---'a.ppr_o9.chin`g lasbnight at} 9.50, a.'n`d-' before. the] Djoople] could realize whatethe `trouble was; ithey found themselves being bthrownb .a._round and ' their houses falling down on them. Everyone ran screaming` into the streets; ehd ine. fev 'a_ecoxidsthe _city' `was. wild withihuman beings perfectly crazed. with fright. Exclamation: could !be. heard with on all sides, such as My God, save us,'."Go'd have merey upon` us, end people could be seen-kneeling everywhere. in or-mm: n'm-imp`. -nl-avers - The 5 rst. PUUIIIC II`-JUL II? ??II' 1_y.;a` Iv uvyv. in groups otferingv -prayers". Th: first shock was followed immediiatjedly by another,i though of less 1-e'ect, [renewing the screams and shrieks, and i` from the time of the beginning to daylight shocks were felt at intervals of half an hour, each succeeding one being less distinct. "BL- -L....'I-_ A` L`-.:.. Anni`-un.nn`sn nvnuun -.... wuss" Following immediately -upon the earth- quake in Southern Europe which destroy- ed a number` of town: In the {Marco and killed and wounded over 300Ipe($le, we have the eorthquake which-has shattered the city "of Charleston and spread tern r all through the. South. r`.!1A`n'l'nn|nA\~r Q I` 6-..; 1 A -- - - uuuuuuuuug uuu UUIII5 avian uauluuvvo The shocks of this earthquake were felt at points very wide apart, involving nearly the whole continent. It is said vibrations were distinctly felt at Toronto, London, Kingston and other places in Ontario. The damage done at Charleston is variously stated at from $5,000,000 to cmonnnnnn VWII IUVv\l.vv -,..--~ It is estimated that the ew of water from the geyser at Belle Plaine, Iowa, in 5,000,000 gallons daily with a pressure of ilba. to the square inch. l\I .I III--J4 ID V Ill l\.l\ll`l $8,000,000. NICOLSTON HOTEL, 27th August. The Council met to-day, pursuant to ad- journment. The Reeve in the chair. All members present. The minutes of last meeting were read and conrmed. The Reeve presented the following acccounts which were. read, viz.: Accounts of George Applegate, J. Hney, T. N. Parker, Thomas Clayton, S. Burton, Alex. "Carr, J nhn McCoy and John icols. I Mormns. Ohapma.n--Lennox--'I`hat be paid to D. Dunn for gravelling the south town line, Tecumseth paying the same sum. 11116, Iecumseun paymg Iauv uunuu nuns. Lennox-Cha.pma.n +That the bill of George Apuleqate tor gravel amounting to $11.50 be paid ; also Alex. Donely for "cedar for culvert $2.00, and John Ruth- veu for cedar for culvert $4. 00 1: n l1L__.__-..' - lIVI.._& 1' II....,9.e hm I0!` 0808!.` En` uuxvuru 17-:.Uv _ Bell-Chapman'-`-That ~J.~ Hoey aT bill be paid amounting to $29. 94, for putting a new railing and 11 pieces of cedar cover: inq on the bridge over Bear Creek on 7th Concession. . . -_ o--. - -.._ n-u fl\I.'-& ah- Cnlln-Sno A3. Uonceluon. _ Speers-Bell-That the following ac-. counts be pald : ` ' T. R. Parker, for cedar $1 00 Thomas Clayton . . . . .. 2 00 S. Burton, repairing scraper-3.. 1 60 Alex. `Carr, repairing scraper. . 1 00 Ohapman-Lennox-A-That the sum of $10.00 be granted R. Bell for J amen Rama- bottom, Indigent. Spee -Bell-'1`hat the account of John Nichol be paid," amounting to $6. 50. Te- cntnaeth paying.$2.50, its share. B---u... JTaI|__'l`hnn 2.50 be ngid John DpUUl`i'-'1Juar--a.u-- 7-.-- p- - , McCoy for repairing scraper. Ohapman-Lennox-That S. Applegate be appointed pound keeper for the Cor- poration cf Essa for No. 1 Polling Sub- `division. ' " - -- I-----an #'l`Ianl>. nnnnld Fer- `division. Lennox-Chapman-That Donald Fer- szuson be appointed to open up the tenth line to the N. R. `R. at 12.00 per acre for clearing of!` some four rods wide. `I .---m-,an..II._'l`hnI. Jamal McBride cusuuug Uu. mun \I\l. -- Lennox---Bell--That J be appointed Collector I year at $110, and that he 1 curity to the Treasurer f performance" of the sum e. (`In an v-mn'nn 4 .nm nnx- Th performance ot me name. Chapm`an-Lennox-That` the Council do now adjourn to meet at. Elm Grove` on the last Monday in Septem` or. 27th `D 'I` Rnnwntn- Clerk. . TIIO KIBIIIII cxuuqpvg--.-._... BELLEVILLE, Santa 3.--'l`o-night. three tramps who hag! attgmptpd t.o.stea.l a ride ' -on froigh t.17s_in'TNi);.'19`,-f, 9_. ` `? ;Mont.roml.:.wer_o. ;. . `Jackthfeae ozotvvto 9*; ;B!!8h9n~;=*1!h % trmnpq awere.saJ0?o.t1a; :, 13$ ; Que` igldlzt E J! _ . himU.n`.' I .' 9;`. In- All` aunt.` W.N`,~`Ps_ .....`,`9,"... `*9, .99 .V,`{ Q '9` Etude yx97:n9!`!' `;'.<.a'.'.,.1`0I.!.3V9!'-';-i1{~%';' . rgwvewrxh t9vo1Mverewwg::=9:h] - qm:;. 1 ; 5 7: .- .% V. the?g:llr.llDil`IQd L4 :-un1|nIIFi'Q nd myuuv... ssible the Quebec 1003] It is just po elections W111 take place at the end of Jctober. The trial of llavelock Smith for thg murder of Piggott was resumed} ut st Thomas last week. The Haldimand nominations took place on the 131: the n ' . Messrs. Merritt mid Coltercjmmees bemg _ 'can schonrrer, . the H- g ` ght, has been sei_zed 011' East poi,1t`l'f,d E I., for shmg wrthin the Inuit ' Canada's reply to the c `- States re the schooner D::?d0f,]t_hEg:[tn: . its been ti at Halifax. Mr. Egan, retiring superintendent f ' I` D R w A . 0 M nresented With a. mono) led in theevice Admiralty con t 1` 1 ih6t`i%; ;ihq*'-'.`,rs ' ... }`3.`."`, .. inaccurate arid` th b '{,j;qhf The three Od"i`h0t to see neoult.of-_;e1hot._.~- Tnouaunpngnnppc to beofthe? h umbr,~ w6tO=`-'I:`teIted "- ----- -4- V--`:'-uHn;a.e'--`And are held `W WIIU llllvlnvv w-.. magnetidohsugol I -5--nnnl` Ci I_ ma utnaeth payxngvmou, us unusu- Speers-Bell--Thas $2.50 be paid 1.11.... c... -nngh-ina mmner. he .....9..%:,.... ` %....T ..i 'IJ`-I|-_:.._. 2.....- _ .12 . tub` I.IVllmDOl','W0rU`-irrvuvvu vu- H-t`nddti;9f'18i'.- II!__l F191,`! `T0! M119 I01)!` 1'01)! wluu. Bell--That J amen McBride d for the current 1 give solvent ae- '_1`;_easurer for the faithful he Scnoolwr UM , tn U. R ....,, t tiled gdm. Evan gu .. Permtendent of lhE'C- was zeatimonial 0,f $10,%l()S%n; hWlth money alonqthe line from 110 Arthe emvloyes The Board of Trade present U!` to_ D0na,ld_ mddress and a 35 gold `sgtcglm with Ylow f Un1:ted`5`*tes. . ` e\-er as appeared at - Blloxs Ill` Ulfg 0| Inl I In uepw R. _'l`. Burma, Clerk. ?' :v"l:~m _ What About India. A profoundsensation has been caused in `London by the announcement this evening that anonymous proclamations are being circulated in the Punjaub calling upon the natives to rise against the Eng- lish. , They are written in the vernacular of` the country and state, among other things, that the ex-Maharajah Dhuleep Singh has joined the Russians, _and that the Russians are advancing on India. Dhuleep Singh, it will be remembered, a few months ago solemnly renounced the Christian reli%:on` which he adopted cn dust o` his feet against Great Britain, an- nounced that he was about` to return to the land of his fathers and to revert to the worship of the Great Sutgaroo; He was, however, stopped` at Aden and in- formed, that the British Government would not allow him to proceed to India. Taking a-homeward bound French steam- -er, he arrived at Marseilles, and when- last his arrival in ngland, and shaking thel heard from was quartered -at Paris, where` he gave vent to his ,eelings- in terrible abuse .of England, which had robbed him not only of hisikingdom, -but -also of the great` Kohi.-Noor` `diamond, which now guresifamorhz f Queen Victoria's crown jewels. 'In"the',"hands_of Russia he in. y still provea most_'dangero'us`foe _' to `Great Britain." ' " * . s - ' . Protection !o_r,.the rrinter. . At a; recent meeting of the Ottawa Valley Press Association, the question of agents of city printing oices ._canvassing the '(':'o'untry for` orders for job, work was discussed at some length, and it was nally decided that the Secretary of the" Associa- tion have a petition signed by the news- paper managers and proprietors through- out the Province forwarded to the Ontario Legislature, praying that honorable body to include agents from city printing establishmentsin the Municipal Act re- lating to hawkers and peddlars. Country newspapers are not asking too much when `they demand some protection against these irresponsible agents, who, to get a ' first job from a business man, will do it for less than cost, with the expectation of recouping himself at some future time. The work done, is, nine times out of ten, unsatisfactory, being as hurriedly thrown together as possible, and the merchant who was persuaded to give his order, oftentimes nds a stock of printing on his hands that he is ashamed of. Other branches of business are protected against the order agent, and why should not the local newspaper I It would be well if the press of each county V were to take this matter up and have it brought before the Legislature.--_Port Hope Daily Times. `fliers pintelligenoe entitles we rel commend our people to take a deeper in- terest in the political affairs of the coun- try, and support each other more strong- ly than in the past. The discussion was cut short by Rev. Dr. Al`ison moving that the motion lie upon the table, which was carried by 103 against 88. . . Earthquakes. The late wide disturbances in the earth's crust have set the scientists at work to ex- plain the causes. `These, however, being beyond man s control, can lead to` no practical good. Whether the interior of the earth is full of molten matter and that large portions of the earth's crust are oc- casionally falling into the mass and setting it into waves, which striking the sold crust shakes it, or whether immense volumes of steam from water which suddenly nds it way through some creyices in the rocks which are formed, whose expansion shakes the cities, or whether gases are suddenly evolved by chemical action as some aver, may be pleasing enough to speculate about to those who are in a quiet part of the earth, but to those who are within the area of disturbance, and fearing every moment to be swallowed up by. the open- ing of the earth's crust or buried beneath the ruins of their dwellings, these asserted causes of the quaking have not much con- soL"a`tion in them. _ _|.__'L... -1. (V|.....I.._n-n .....c:mm ant` eolatncn m tnexn. The shocks at Charleston continue and all along the line of disturbance.` Many plac ea in Canada felt the shock at the time Charleston was destroyed. There is a re- newal of the shocks in the south of Greece. All these phenomena of earthquakes, storms and ood: appear to realize the ,, _. _ _L - .l.. .3 Dul\:nl\D llnimmnr is cuosuon. Prince Alexander has been forced by the Emperor of Russia to resign and placed the Duke of Oldenburg on the throne. The greatest excitement hes been csnaedin Austr`s and Germany ky this en'- noncement, especially among military men. It is impossible to predict what this during not on. the part of Rcssie will lesd to. It seems to be a. challenge to England to -- __- LL- an-Anni nvq . .... Bliss, There aye `ropo llissipippx. _ Thr'ee-fourth 10 be F6'bl.ll1t-- Frost is rop< -`he l'nited States. Five hundred employees of St. Louis I. .. ...-\ at:-n nlz _ rts of yellow fever in s of Chm-lestoln` will have n_'f_<)d from many places in l ll'o0l'l.lJl lulu uuvuu urpu-. '1' -... prophecies of Profeuor Grimmer. IUUIII nu uwu Vl|\-ocvnoaw communes the great war. ` ` _ nu Belfast mots comnuutcn. . I. L0_N1)uN,_SO)t. 7.-In the Home 0! Common: to-night, during the debate" 0;`: v1zha b_il1_'or inquiryinto the -Belfast riots", M1-.`Sjaxton asked t-he,,G9vVo!rnm9nt_ to`. erg- 19589-'ih5A'0!*!fni39i!13`.`h*1WW ?! at ebb (3at1I01ibIIs"3-II1\il!a;!'1?4-.-~M"..?5\`?Y' ;GuInoral`of 1taland.;t9!Q;~.9- r 435119018 kg: : cominiq`_p19n_oqmp9tent ;tj:3eql~.wit1!u ie ......6rnn ii If}. `flhllit I` The vv -n matter is` aft panned its aeo.o.n ,__g ._ 4 _. *0` WOQKITC" rvfuuuuvu nu ~**..-;.=-**=.:...;*,:*~;=>.z.-':.~,.%...=~.;em `WC .|..i3I. f 3.". W; .,i|| huttu-.1or.our brad. Oll;',V_07_9|,'0`QiQ.'l10_t`_9 14 .1:.`. 1. - :5. -gndhinn , ac mi ~IlJ| - law. -yuyu... noofptiqb.` W ' 7 V71. 3. \J `.1 :-. T,` .",.1~?5_ I _ ` ltI.)0..`..3. '1- 'i."?{Q`.'.3'* I m.(: J1 J2 ...'TI.~1 L*iv.Ir0.,1',T,~!Tiz.-2:-.231 3.'::;-`Ii'1'1_~.- | ..- .. :`-xo V--!z...9 H.Irn\`v:L'._I.4-..nlAn.4KI.g`:ulJe7jj -v unn iv v--. -..`__,_ - , Old. World. The European crops willamount togbont 75 per cent. ` Mr Parnell has an Irish Land Bill in preparation. , There have been extensive massacre: of Christians in China. Germany declines to sacrice Russia : friendship for Alexander. _ Holland lately lost by fire the magni- cent lath at Salevigen, loss $800,000. -1. -I-... I.-. .-..s_ L*_Iuv--I 1 ,;.oi..l.2':5l1 m.l:'.HJI `.*."~k`-r I'xgj.~!`1;. .".:1 .v'.':*..*`/u'1{~. ~ - . . ` ' . : ..ur,g1.E::`&`.u Uunds . ' " 33559351 I n . ,2__ ._ LL- .LI.._ Jg- l|.""J~ which: 1 '1.` ALI)` I`- vam: III Illlry ..QI_If.y llll th_:n orhlnd until aehpasb`Se*' `"-V . . . ` L Hg P , The our or two days` `*-`W fa` ' E t t t b Nmnm afnesh own are 0 e ta, cost of $4 ,000- P, "R. extension by-law-at Lon- T 0' tied by 50 to 1. "s ,The pron Court at Ottawa. se question in" Toronto d for the present. dian Pacic Railway will send ,,1E3hibiti0ll car to the Eastern Shows. The Roman Catholic diocese of. king- .m is to be divided into ve Vicarlates. HHami1tm1taiks vi oiiering a bonus `for .L,erem0Wi1 0 The (Jana :iI,V- , L Tuesday 5 9 L '15,. Cathermes, London. ' . .. .-...+ nossible the Quebec _loca'l_ hquake was distinctly felt etrolea, Toronto, and 1e case is beingiargued before f \'ictoria.- College. in that rrmwi % M9411 111193 ..01.931`.9d 01113- 0111` JQ137 and Aug`ustV "ales im,me%nse.% ;r %;We_% are moving Swlftly to, louraim. :;$50.00%.00. 4 ` ' . Ba": slron, S. S- Steel, Horse` Shoes, Opposite N. R. R.,StatloLn,Dunlop-$1., Barrle. Single Barrel, M. Single` Barrel, B. L, smcK%MVnucnNSALE AAGRAND success: To:-onto..` ..... ... ............ . .- ...... .. Toronto.. ............................ .. Toronto" ............................ .. Northern Railway South .... .. T - . Newmarket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Newmarket ................ .. . Allandale ..................... .. . Allandale . . . . . `Hamilton 8: Be. bii i3'a1}{c11'i>.'u'1'v'v'd' Penetan uishene. Midland an Mm-t QimnneR.i1W&V . . . . . . . . . .. i=``i`a"2 \Ifsi.'x3e?" `Miaiaa; N ort Simcoe Rai1way.. Grand Trunk East ..... .v .. Ottawa and Montreal. . . . nu-{Illa , . , . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UWIGWD quu. LVLU Iooaaooot n..:m.. , A _ _ _ _ _ BARBIE POST OFFICE] - ~n-van uv KJlll\lVlb\ru-' -v- ~ A violent outbreak of choier; has oc- curred at Torredel Annunziata, near Nlbles.