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-p:vup-_uu-------u-r~ aaaam=Gn~H'.*lf.~I95'. C \'TP% V" Vr-vvv*-cu ... as aaa aaaa Jdddgdaaddaad _ g--A--A [SPRING AND SUMMER; GOODS. `fx`?2i%Ma {F &%k@1C5{F& \`WM1/JL, P&ME>L@P& SC()TT ;\j B4:()K.`~'l`ORE. Baby Carriages, with or without wire Wheels. Lacrosses, Lawn Tennis Raquets, Base Ball Clubs and Balls._ ' V T a uzonnus. We are bound to sell Boots and Shoes at lower prices than they can be bought elsewhere in the county; ' 1 Thereasons why we can do this are these : {Our expenses are very low for the business we do. A` We pay cash for our goods and get the largest possible discount. i We have a. large and co nmodious store available and convenient in every ......L.....1.... SCOTT, TH ac BOOKs`ELLEB-, ODDDQITW Q"l`A 'l"I(\\T `D A DDTIZ` ; partlcular. Our Low Prices ! We have experienced and accomplished salesmen who take the greatest pains to fit people well and honestly advise them as to their requirements. We make no losses in accounts, for we have none. \Ve sell as we buy, for cash. and for cash only. 1 We carry an immense stock of good, serviceable and stylish Boots and |` Shoes that can be thoroughly relied upon. N.'B.--You wili nd Clayton at his old stand, next door to Farqu'narson"s Grocery, having re-leased his new store in Brown's new block to Messrs. Coulter, I Vair &; Booth. T T9 our patrons and to the -public In general.` Venice, we are the only agents in Barrie for E. DACK & SUNS celebrated English Porpoise, Cvrdovan and _Anhydr us Grain Boots and Shoes. Established 50 wears. ,'J.[& T. BELL S ladies and childrens tinghoots, Shnea and Slippers. The leading manufacturers in Canada. I ' .' 11111.! unsuu suuup, uuu 7:71 I usuvu vuvuyvsu L Our Stock for this season; i large and selected. We claim your attention and I ask you to call and inspect. N o trouble to show our goods. Z_:__ __ _ 41. A 4; 4` T`? PINKERTON & C038, "Goodyear Welt:W(4Z`rc)TcZ>(TisT Tequnl in `many respects to Hand Made goods, and very much cheaper. I'\--_. QL_-L 1.`... LL}... .........-.o. in In..n.n nu.) unload-or] WA n1o:v-n nnnr otfnnnn ant] Eight`: Doors East of Ofd Stand. McGarthY s Block, Linen Window Shades and Paper Window Shades. N u | [5 t b;s:'o;,.,:`,;;;;.;;e,; m;a:.,;.' Mgm.` gm: geaz, T.,;.,;.;;. ` When buying ask for . McGOLL S LARDINE MACHINE OIL. See my prices before purchasing elsewhere. NOTIGE BOOKS ANP_STAT|ONERY. 1 `qAU'rIoN.+Any aeaierrouna selllxigr other Oils as hardware Oils wm be prosecuted. 17-ly G. BLA CKZVI ()RE. JOHN OIJAYTON; DUNLOP STREET. P. F. EWAN, H The Nipsic, 9.. steamer of -the U. S. Navy, is long over due from Montiordeo. _ Ex-President Arthur `drove through Central l zu`k, New York, last Tuesday . _ _ M. . , . _,, W. #1. MYRRs'& SON. BGQTS! ---LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENI` o1-"--- MERCHANT TAILOR, %_"`rF_(iA'_;1~_ua_%;e1_vI_1?%r=_s A_1vn TH RRHERS.-Tr{e - I... II...l'Il\`I'1 nnna D. nn ll\-_._ - 5P1)1TE STXEIOEW. EAEITIEJ ---A COMPLETE STOCK or `E A.E.IFI.IE".'-'. IMPORTER, &c., BAR RAUD S '1` COLUMNS INTO ONI. n prrn our or A non, IS NOW` MAKENG DIRECT PHOTO- oTHWELL's BLOCK, mm $3.00 PER nozsn. GRAPHS FROM _cAno SIZE THB PHHTIJEBAPHBB, UP TO ll X.|4 CABINETS E.A.I`{?Fi IE, ..... 1 , 7 United States. F.x-1 rusident Ar.thur s health continues` '.-.I ixxxprnvc. . The L`:mt:LiI1 of the David J. Adams de~ nits pulxlmsillg any ban.- Cu}. lmlsmn, grandfather ` of President `le\`elzmd'ezmcee, is dead. ` A forest tire of immense proportions is xaging in Clme County, Michigan. A ';L, I1L__..._ Av-bun: ... ....v V ~---J, _--~-, G The A cvidcnc against :the Chicago ixnarclmists is considered complete. 1- .1 `'1 (V - (me. of the Chicago Anarchists has dis-V closed the whole plan for bomb throwing. The citizens` of Tombstone, Arizona, ` want military protection from the Apaches. In. 4- I ,_,AA_,"I'|-I._...`......;. l,-\,.,-___-__ __ ~ I`hu ta x on the Massachusetts Telephone Uompmxivs is to be raised from $30,000 to $3`,';3(n`ulbIu_ ' ` Thu Cl'1ic;u_1n `and Milwaukee.` brewers }mwrwh:c<-(1 the price of beer, in order Itrrqlu-azut.}1c sumll fry. 'I`hu Sh:-ri1I' ..f New York has seized the Pt-Ina.~ l u11g11keepuiVe. 55 New .H_ l`3H:l;u_m l(:nl1'<:1d. It will be sold May 7 Iuaulftsl. f ` . of W9 Waro An Li c;uu10s 3 no land ' I t f t)I't 7 1:412. husb'r'l! br`. "ght 0 [ ' hermeu V . _ ent. t0 ha Mallw, as an m1901|I`3%9m . In arm. { . by 1 covered . . Au1]ln"{` 012117103 h3:3 be_e.n (-8- - ' A (Tam.-u`.i:m schounel` has been seized at Hui-.'.mi, :\]t`., fur entering ~wi_thout a. ..A _. Azmh.-_r cmnet has been discovered _bY Mr. Hm ks, uf Phelps, New York. Which Inakms mx that Ll1esc1e1msts say are visible I") them. 7 ' Cu]. U:L\'2i11ng}1, uf the 69th Regiment: New Yurk `\'u1unLeers, says they W111 950 to Irrlzmd to ti;;h_n-tl1c Ulster Layalists if r1tc2*s 3 air Vv. V vented hnn. j I ` `t the A Sr. 1, 11is ,tCh Meta A gigne to :\narch1sVt. | ars<>llS`1DWded zhoutd pm. ()a1mda, but the O0d3 `md W8 ,. I Hon. L ille has had 8 .. . $0 000 r I 8` Orangev Montreal is to" be 1. ,-L" ` lghted wi eh Glee vrul c1118. j 11 _ . from SOut ` c The U H 'Bmamert})ll?F'::ll3 to haV )6: America, wh1chW9$ Sandy Hook 133 _with accxdenty P3339 - Saturday { - - gteldy ' trial 59. , In the lVIaxW611`B?0g]:peated 8 ctrcu m at St. Lama 21 det.cct1V de~ , V murdf "'3 ` Btamial crmfessxon of *9 by Maxwell. -...- rv Ulla I Louis \V':ig2md, of Toledo, Ohio, Bt -ed istfuuday to out 36 raw eggs on 9:.W3$"' He ate 32 when he was taken sick and` died the next day. Us Y ` ` ~ -uvnxu UGJO St Louis furniture manufacturer! having returned to the ten-hour system. all their establishments have been clone by the men striking. ' 'n... ._- Tu - - ` '-~v ulull uullnlll. . The machine men in 18 plowing factor- `;3_5 at St. Louis have struck for higher lf`El3 and the 8 hour system. About - M "311 are affected by it. AD9`v'eI`. James Whitney, 3- street car d ` sm.:::"k:1:*:,.`:::3:::%h31*: her." W` t Dr. M, T1...,w1;+,- A'ubhor `and M`edi_ca.1 <..mm.-r, and last `Friday night at {Ax.Lu.<, Nuv York State, froxn erysip~ `nu ` ('1 near` 9' u n o ,_ -...c;-. was `;:,311:oturn1f` 3:9. 1 instantly }nlled, Mt him is `W D The Person who 9 L his '11 to Is feared the Bhwk W.` P 4 wife. _ k hai h `Uuerman Jachnes 0f New Yo!` , ten . and . eensentenced to "19 yea onths ' ullrisonment for bribery` Ho applied for . but it 3 stay 0: prooeedmgl. S.ng was refused, and he was taken -to 4 j Sing on Frida . V .-_;" old world. I *- Fighting has occurred between T1'k.. H" 'manJachne, Y0!`k: ntenced nine years 15911 imprisonment HP of .1` used. Sing xFridav. -and troops onthe ft:-ontior. " _ The eruption-`of Mount Etna in inorew mg. n ` ` Von Ranko.'the distinguished historian, ll dead. ' ' Austria in tting out an expedition to * Africa. J ' 1 , , ,-_- ..- V . 1 Die Le ovis left instructions for his body 1 to be cremated. T ` An -Athens despatch states that all was { quiet on the frontier. M s t ThvewG1-eek Chamber of Deputies is now in ueuion. - ` i The French Cabinet disagree: tie to the i expediency of expelling the Orleanist Princes. as}. _- __v----vac ` The 5711;-tvzions between Franceuand Ge_r -I many are `strained again. 7"-3|.-- -_ A_'L',,11 II nr - ; - ` ' _- ---v--u any rwnwaJuV\A- Loreiivfiertington attended a meeting of the Liberal Uniotf on Saturday. Hoetilities betweenthe frontier forces` \ of Turkey and Greece have subsided. _.___ ..__-_- -u-vv w\InIhI&\AV\lu Ali German oicers travelling in llfrance hgve. it is reported, been 'oa.lled on.e. ' ' Swierlnd is considering the advis- ability of_ organizing a reserve force of} 200,000. Tz'~'ilJ'`a`:sfo~r;-`t-I-i.-a'`rc`>~ll imC ;)ast are ghtiiig- "and business there is paralyzed. - `|',,....I TJ_._L3_'- -4-.. -A- ` ` It "is.b;id that hundreds of icebergs` are 1 to be found on the track of the Atlantic steamers. . _ " \ Tlhe Cjustoms duties of Roumania have been increased 30 percent. in the past- half year. T The House of Lords has again rejected theBillle2'al1z'm`g marriage with a. de- ceased wife's sister. 7 i ItI;.'la.dstone will call a. meeting of the t Liberal party before the close of the Horn e Rule debate. ' ' Mr. Chmbgfizn denisvthat he ever stated that he would glory in the downfall of,Mr. Gla.dstone`a. . 1 v\ o nm 5 [\`.I\'JB4` "1`..miiu Kuiglits of Labor claim to }m~c.:i)1iissc:s running in opposition to thy s1i`c.ct (.'a.rs. _ _ - 1`wu nwii nzumad P. () Don0h0_e and` Patrick .\`n1h\':ui were dr0v_v_neq at Toronto `;,n.!a_v ufu-riimm. T > It is i-iipnrtucl in I\Irmtreal that the C. T 1`, 1:. .\Ii.iitrm1 'l\-legraph Company deal if .1m_.:H`iy has in MI cunsu11nnat_ed. The l\ iiig_:stou and Peiubroke Ra.ilway_ has s_:i~:uited the tram and shop m1.1..\;i-vs :\ Misc 111 Wages. ` _ An i~11`.rt is being made to obtain 3. sub- s'id\' fut` 9. milway to connect Trenton .,m'ii my 0111:. at Ca1Iander. Rm`. 1):`. Wulvertnu has resigned itlie iiriiicipislsliip if Wmidstock College, and` I - .,l...1 `nu 1?uv hr ]2,`d_ ` va._a-vans \JIl-I\ADlJ\lJJ\.h 3 A conspiracy to murder Prince Alex- ander. of_Bulgaria., and his Prime Minia- ter has been discovered. ` - - } George J. Perkins beat Matteraon, the Australian, in a. boat race yesterday for the challenge cup of England. Don Caries sagrs he reimdiates the claim for the infant son of Queen Isabella to be the successor to-the throne of Spain. on`: -\ a new a u ` `The Baequahe, atribe of xvst Africa, recently captured 45 German traders, whom they killed by the ~ most Aternble tortures ' - . Sir Charles Dilke has been called` upon to furnish the Queen's Proctor with all the evidence in his possession referring to the Crawford Divorce case. Another Mail Fire. Late on Saturday night last the Toronto Mail building was, tor the third time ; within two years. attacked by re. The 3 fire started in the north part of the build- ing which fronts on Bay St., and on the third floor which is occupied by Alexander & Cable, lithographers, the re worked its way up to the Mail editorial and compos- ing rooms and downward to the combos- ing and press rooms of the Mail job office. VFL.-. nnuoinn n5 I-Ln I-snilinn rnnfnai kw lllg lllal PLUBD IUIIIIIB Us UIIU summons Jvu vsnavva The portion of the building rented by the Mail job department has suffered greatly, the presses being damaged badly, while the composing room is almost a complete min. The rooms-of Alexander & Cable are almost whollv destroyed, and little of value has been saved. The Ma_il has also suffered severely. Ahout a week ago The Mail appeared in a new dress of type, a considerable portion of which has been destroyed, and a quantity of the re- mainder knocked into pi, rendering it temporarily useless Suicient was, how- ever, saved to enable the managers to turn out the Monday morning edition as usual. The total loss on building, plant ant machinery is about $70,000. .::. Smith and the 0 Donohoe. Hon. Frank Smith was seen` yesterday afternoon by T a. World reporter, and in ` answer to a questinn as to whether there was anything new in regard to` the O'Dnnuhoe matter the Senator said : lL`Y_ .L...... .... ...pIni-an ur\IIt\h' r `aft U Unuunne u1u.u.u1' use Duuanmu. nulu. . `No, there is` nothing much I left Ottawa Friday night and will return this (Sunday) evening. The debate is adjourn- ed until Monday night The Government is in no way rt-spunsible fur the breach between Mr; O D0nohoe*and myself. Mr, . ()~ Don0hoe hounded me night and day for three `years to. do something fur, him. I did the best I could, and you see the way he has launched out against me I- tuke the entire responsibility of his tirade . against the Government on my own nhunlders. Irepeat. it is none of their funeral. Had I knnwn what kind of s man,Mr. 0 Donohoe really was, I would never have had anything to do with him." -11 I_..._..... nun] u-any-nnnntntivn Irish ` have me Ilnyuuug w uu wnuu ....... A well-known and representative Irish Catholic citizen who was in Mr. Smith s company at the time remarked . bOh, the whole thing about it is that U Doxiohoe ,, AL- .~gn-`yn` 'nr'vn;II ,?, . I zricity. Milton was Monday. ' H M. S. Lily, at Halifax. Sir John Macdonald is c`, - 7 . go1ng_.t0 British Columbia. The Nova Scotia electio us be he 7 . Id on the 15th June_ Small p Vincent de Paul Village-. The Qlllpluyeeg of . way have asked for `nor: .1: Orthern Rail- Toronto has 3 long `ch P Y. to commemorate Qeen};Plt39r of accidents (flue Vlllage of New ufahdgy. . ll' "9 agreed on allldl-nb1`RK `and A report is cur;-nt In 3-518 cf nion, Pope will slmrtly retire fllgziawa that Mr Bail for King and W.1 _ the Cabinet murder case has beeil gtaolg In the Keppei Mr. Grant Allen G 8. $12,000 gach {lulu-1' at }\'\ngtU'n Ill] route to visit h`. . > . 1 as at 13 . New visited by 8 so '. nous re 01'! tlhrd ` has - ruved X h broken out in Big Steal by Young Boys. MoN'rxs.u.. Mav 14.--Yesterday after- noon. Detective Hayes, of Lowell.`arrest- ed two young lads named Harry Nutthall and Wm. Stacey in Montreal. who are ac- cused or having stolen. $5000 from the Royal Bank of Lowell, where the first named was employed as clerk. The rob- bery occurred last Tuesday. The ' money was only missed on Wednesday. The lads offered no resistance, but repudiated the charge of stealing $5000. Nutthall pleaded guilty but said he had only $1585 of the bank funds. ; One thousand dollars in bills and $200 in gold was found on Nutthall. and 830 on Stacey. They had bought bicycles M8] 30, and proposed to . start for Upper Canada" in a day or two. Both belong to respectable families in [JV XVII l.l\. Lowell. ...,..-__. 9 H - l The Chicago Anarchists. CHICAGO. May 21. -_--The Grand Jury is now in possession of all the material facts in the dynamite conspiracy. The guilty parties are August Spies, Schwab, Par,- sons and Fieldeu. Evidence that would implicate others, and eepecmlly the man who hurled the bomb, . ..-_ -.-.1.....:o.z.. in: their own reasons: ` cons and Fielden. Isvmeneu uunu ......... i implicate others, and especially has been withheld by the authorities for their reasons. The testimony so far makes. y it plain that for months past the Anarchists have been secretly preparing to -attack the polgce _ e_ with dynamite and other agent: of _A.`-.. -44 A.` VVIIM-I 1.1 -.- struction. . """"..`_"-_--.. , DYE IJUVVIUIIUU uuu % an-mm aw . . E..9~2.z::.:..~.;.-.-~~~ 2231.412-a: :2-:2 ' At 7.30 on Slmdly Vn"` "3 Hfm;:' o Northern DsspEii'17.32 17.27 24267" 27 53 ton dri_l/lahed was burned-% All 0 t 6 1. how ' V ~--% M ---. uniform,` um; andacooutrementsbelong- `-. ,2 _ .00---V-L--$16.25V_16.45: 34.92 24-75' Uompletoly ' Theaverage_monthlv wages for the Pm. mg Mwe{ l3`R`lin.`wera' _ Vince in 1884' who $17 . 70 with board and nlnnbnnn Annnsnoa n_m-nod. evening the Hamil- ton drill shed . All of the E A---- ........ and acooutrements belong-` |\ \\&`\\\ H018 Bnllkg uuuuu u- n u. no `in the [market `again. . A B3A'NPT0No` May 24.'--A serious acci-' dent occurred on the main line of the Grand Trunk railway here to-night be- tween eleven and twelve o'clock. The special returning to Toronto from Guelph with the Oddfellcws excursion on board reached here on time. After leaving the station, however, the last car through some means or other broke loose, and lagging behind tightened, and then "broke the bell cord. This the engineer. not knowing what had happened, mistook for a signalfrom the conductor to stop. The result was that when the remainder of the train came to a stop the detached car ran into it. It was derailed, and the pas- sengers in it and in some of the coaches in front -were thrown from one end 01 the car to the other. The lights were ex- tinguished and a panic seized the passen- gers, who, in their mad e`orts to escape trampled upon one another, inflicting in some cases serious injuries. Fortunately no one was killed outright although some have received internal injuries, the extent 0` `I nd` `vnnnon 'Anl-:35!--hill` \M`K- , _ ' Be-.a.ch 1121:: accepted Hanlaxfs challenge; 1:1-ml must try to win back hm lost I;mr\`]3U , |'..:...L+.. ..6` Taknr nhum tn -_wuvo awvosvuu auuatuul IIIJ uuua, Dull EJ160116 of wlnch 13 not yet known. {Assistance was` telegraphed for and in a short time the wounded were removed and made as comfortable as possible. ' They were placed in the uninjured" cars and sent to Toronto." :---n The Bureau of Industries. The following isa. summary of reports by correspondents of the Toronto Bureau of Industries on the condition of_ crops and . live stock, and the rate of wages and supply of farm laborers in the Province : I-vIaItI|uLJ vs. susua LIIIJULVLB ll; IILIU L LUVLIIUU Q The reports of correspondents show that in most of the fall wheat districts of the Province the winterwcather was very unfavorable to the crop. Heavy rains carried off the snow over wide areas, leav~ ing elds exposed to intense cold in Janu- ary and February ; sheets of ice lay in hollows and on low ground during the latter month ; and alternate freezing and thawing prevailed `throughout Marci`. Killed, smothered, and heaved our. express the tenor of a -great many reports, and in portions of the country from ten` to seventy per cent. of the wheatland has been ploughed up or re- sown with other gram. In a few sections` there are complaints of too much spring rain, and in others they unthrifty appear-' pearance of many elds is. attributed to the lack of rain. Of the six Lake Erie .counties,'where nearly a quarter of the fall wheat acreage of the Province lies, Welland is the only one which promises a full crop, while the adjoining county of Haldimand is likely to be much short of __ ..-.._.....A 1:`u9np\v\$:u-can In `kn unuuvknmn 'l..10l\llI.L|Illu. an IIBULJ UV uv auuusa uaauau Va an average. Excepting in the southern part of Lambton, the crop in the Lake 1 Huron counties wintered well, and its` 3 present condition is very satisfactory. In Grey and Simcoe, on the Georgian Bay, the prospect is not cheering, and the acreage has been reduced to a consider- able extent. The West Midland counties give varying .reports-those' for Middle- , sex, Oxford and Brant being the least ' favorable. Duiferin promises well. and in Perth the outlook is almost invariably pronounced very good. Over the country from Wellington to Durham, and between Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay, serious injury was caused by ice lying on the elds in winter, and the crop is very ur.-` even. In York and Simcoe counties es- pecially ice and "exposure proved to be very destructive to the wheat plant, and a large breadth has been ploughed up. ' Lincoln and Northumberland alone, of the Lake Ontario counties, give promise of a good harvest. In the East Midland counties the crop is variable, and in the St Lawrence and Ottawa group it win- _ tered safely and makes a ne show, ex- cepting where some bad effects were left by ice and snow in parts of Grenville, Carleton and Lanark. `The fine growing, weather with which the country has been favored since the middle of April, has greatly improved the_'_prospeot of the crop, and a smaller area has been ploughed up in consequence than seemed at all prob- able when the snow disappeared; The indications are, however, that without unusually favorable or unfavorable weather from now until harvest the yield `will fall nearly a fth short of the aver- ` age of the past four years. an , __ -1,..;._ -1; Aug `Ln nvhnlnl 25 vl. vanv I.-uuv -v..... ., .___,., The reports on clover are on the whole favorable, and the crop `is at least two weeks earlier than last year. Clover of ' - H --_I. -....A:n.u Lou: nlawnrud `iftlu WGBKB 6l1l'll.Ul' uuau sauna Jvuln v.un... \IL last year's aeedmg -has eu"ered little, either by winter or spring weather ; but the clover on 0ld IIle.dnWB has been ex- tensively injured, especially on nndrained, low-lying or heavy soils, by ice and frost heaving. - ' ` I11 , ,_ ,,L:'._.. E.-._ -n-Inn nnnn- nntnyngngg neavmq. _. ' Ploughing for spring crops commenced from two to three weeks earlier than last year, and seeding proportionately early ; but in some districts the work was delay.- ed by wrt weather, especially onlheavy clay and eundrained lands in the lake sh'ure counties from Norfolk to Peel. In the northern and. eastern counties the green anpeamnce of crops vpijesents `a striking and favorable contrast to theirl backward state last spring, and for all} parts of the Province _the reports on spring wheat, barley, oats and pease are very cheering. Apparently: however, thel breadth of. spring wheat is less than last year, while that 1 of pease and barley is nwnn I-.91-, J '-- 1 ~- -~-- - - greater. The reports on live stock are generally favorable. Fodder was abundant every- where, unless in_ portions of Simcoe and Mnskokegand almost the only complaint made is that the cattle did not `feed well owing to the changeable character of the winter. Hogs and sheep have been re-. duced in number since last year, but the spring" weather has been `very favorable for the rearing of pigs and lambs, which are reported -as numerous. Animals of all classes were turned on" grass about three weeks earlier` than usual, and old and young are in hearty condition. I ` - E 1-..... I-I..._n- nnnnnrn {A I luu yvuua uuv ... ..._.--, The supply of farm laborer: appears to I be ample in all parts of the Provmoe, and the range of wages is about the mime as a year ago. Followin are the averages by county groups for t e we you-s-thoae for -the present season being eomnuted. ~ Lake Huron....... 1653 "6.70 25.41 25.82 from the quotations of 664 correspondents: k WlthBou-d. WitheutBoard. . 1886 1885. new .1885. Luke 1cr1e.......,.s15s9u5.9s 323.24 323.53 Georgian Bay... .. 16 93 16.54 24 47 26.2l West Midland..,.. >16 42 16.64 24.44 24.02 K Lake 0n.ar1o...... 16.72 16.93 23.65 24.91 St. Lgwrenoe and e _ T Ottawa 15.91 ',16.m 28.70` 24.51 ...._. ...n.....: .- man mm L -21.12. 9.5.0 {Luke Erie.........$`1 In . I Midlund..V.. 1 and Ottawa [lL'[`1| rii\.\.\\-..\.~ -J A timber raft is being, coxistrincted at Halifax, U; be sent to New York, wiich will cuiit:iin_`. ,; i00,000 feet of lumber. , St. Cathcrines Methudist District Meetj ing has pzissul 3. strong resolution sup- porting the o`.as`s meeting as 8. church `in- stitution. - -.oq . . ~ - THE NORTHERN; $26 78 without ; and in 1883 they were $19 28 with board and $27 .05 without. In IO States. CHICAGO, May 24.-Tha following crop summary will appear in this week s issue of the Farmer's Review :-Crop bulletins . from the spring and winter wheat belts, east of the Rocky Mountains, show no special change from that of last week be- yond the fact that serious damage is re- ported by chinch bugs in portions of Kan- sas and Southern Illinois. In Bond, Hamilton, and Richland counties, in Southern Illinois, the damages by these insects_are quite serious, and the general outlook is not as promising as a month ago. In Johnson and Osborne counties. in Kan- sas, the Hessian y and chinch bug are causing great injury. In Allan and Wyandotte counties, Ohio, the presence of grasshoppers is noted, but not in such numbers as to occasion serious damage. Reports of damage to growing grains by heavy rains come from portions of Ohio, Iowa and Nebraska. Reports from Dakota and Minnesota as to spring wheat pros- pects are of a" most encouraging character. In Nebraska small grains are just" begin- ning to show and are looking well. Re- ports from Iowa both as to wheat and corn are very good. Reports trom Indi- ana are of a favorable tenor. It is de- clared that.a ner growth of vegetation was probably never before known in that State at this season of the year. In Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee the harvest will begin fully ten days earlier than usual. Wheat in these States is heading out nely. Wheat prospects in Michigan show no improvement `over former reports. I V llll IJBESS BIIIIIIS AND PRINTS A ARE SPLENDID VALUE THIS SEASON. Commandant, }::1-1-t.`-Col. Tyrwhitt, 36th ,Ba.tt., Bradford; Adjutant, Capt. Provost, 65th Batt., Montreal. MILLINERY STOCK c(m1=LI3TE. V TEAM. " Staif~Sergt. A. Bell. 12th Batt., 69 Bay street, Toronto; Sergt. I. Rolston, 57th Batt, Hagereville, Ont ; Sergt. J. Froud, 37th Batt., Milton, On.t.; Trooper T. Beatty. 8th Calvary, Rothesay, N. B.; Serat. D. M. Loggie, 73rd Batt., Chatham, N. B.; Private Lordly, 62nd Batt., `St. John, N. B. ; Captain J. Hood. 5th Royal Scots. Montreal. Que. ; Private J. Riddle, .6th_Fusileers, Montreal, Que.; Private D.. Ltanton, 60th Batt., Clarumville, Quebec; Lieut. Maxwell, Halifax Garrison Artillery, Halifax, N. S. ; Capt. Bainhill, 78th Ba.tt., v Stabenacadia, N. S. ; Lieut. Blair, 78th Batt., Truro, N. S. ; Sergt. Munford, 63rd Batt., Halifax, N. 5. ; Capt. J. Adam, 13th Batt-., Hamilton,Ont. ; Private Kinmrmerly, 49th Batt., Napanee, Ont. ; Sergt. W. C. King, Statf-Sergt. J. B. Mitchell, Lieut. `W. S. Russel, 45th Ba.tt.,iBuwmanvil1e,`,0nt. ; Staff-Sergt. Armstrong, Governor-Gen. Foot Guards, Ottawa. ' (X7- ..... IA `LI... 6.. can in nnrnn Ar {urn frnm' Uruarua, uumwu. . We would llke to see a name or two from` `the 35th Battalion. Are there no crack` marksmen among the Foresters ? The Murderous Anarchists. V Cmcaao, May 21. -Indictments for conspiracy to murder were formally re- turned this evening by the Grand Jury against Augnst'SDies. Sam Fielden and A R. Parsons, anarchists." These three were speakers at the Haymarket meeting, which preceded the bomb throwlng and [riot on May 4 The investigation as to the others accused of complicity -in the crime has not yet been completed. UFIHCIIJHESIIHP U1 vv \;uuovuV`* "`.'f'5"l been SHL`CL'(`d(`(1 by Rev. Dr. Rand. . F. ' ` ' _ _ -, _L___'_ -1. Destruetlve F1re in Milton. ; IJXLTON, May `24.-One of the worst i fires that has ever visited this town took place here to-day, completely demolishixlg Mrs. A. Tock`s grocery, W. J. Stearn s tinship, G. Andrews butcher shopand W.,Little s harness shdp. The full ex- tent of the damage is not yet known,` but the_.1ossj will.-be considerable. Origin of the re unknown. 4 Korth York Voters . List. \ The following dates have" been xed by M Judge Morgan for the revision of North i York voters lists : July 2nd, Georgina; 3rd, r North Gwillimburv ; 5th, East Gwillimburv *.6th. Holland Landing; 7th, Bradford; 8th, West Gwillirnbury ; 9th and 10th, Township of King; 12th, Aurora. Comparison and Inspection invited. Dress and Mantle Making in all its branches. Wimbledon 'l`ea.;,-1;88. Dusuuvu. ' MayorTH.mvland, of Toronto, preaidd ata meet.in.v nf. citizens in Toronto on Wt=.dI1esday11ight -last to consider the_ street car {ucsL1on. r7...1;..A Edumbnn