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The Canadian Financial Outlook.
Toronto, Ont, July 1

TORONTO, Ont, July IL.
Respecting the reports at present circu-
lating in England in regard to the financial
position of Canada, the Globe of Friday
says that the time is one of strngency and
pressure there can be no doubt, but there
is nothing to justify panic or, generally
speaking, uneasiness. The banks are act
ing with great caution and prudence and
discouraging any speculative tendencies,
but they afford moderate facilities for le-
climate business. There has been no seri.
Gus fall in the value of real estate, and or
binary business, though dull, is not by any
means at a standstill. Meantime the sea-
son is propitious. Recent crop reports
give prospects of a very fair average har-
vest, and farmers are still holding largely
the products of last years crop. The pro-
gress of very extensive public works under
government auspices comes in opportunity
to provide labor for large numbers of peo-
pie. On the whole there is good deal to
encourage, and nothing at present to create
special grounds Tor alarm in the situation.
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Is kept Tor sale at inc 10liOwlng places:
BELLOWS FALLs-O. f. Woods, dealer in drugs
and medicines, periodicals, provisions, &C.
EAST WALLINGPoRD-E. X. Allen, dealer in dry
goods, &C.
LUDLow-sherman Bros, drugs, books, sta
tionery, periodicals. &C.
BRATTLEBoRo-E. j. Carpenter, books, station.
cry. periodicals, fancy goods.
BRANDoN-Kelley a Dyer and G. G. Slason,
books, stationery. periodicals. &C.
MIDDLEBURY-W. Seymour Alden, books, sta
tionery, periodicals, &C.
PITTsF0RD--Dennison Bros, dry goods.
VERGENSEs-S.M. Southland, periodicals, books
and stationery.
BRIsroI-Hlram Shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, dru gs, &c.
WHITEHALL-Will Farrell.
FAIRHAvEs--F. Carpenter.
CAsTLEToN-Rice a. Co.
WEST RUTLAND-C. j. Gilmore general mer-
chandse.
PouLTsEY-W. w. Hibbard, books, stationery
periodicals, fancy goods, &C.
NORTH BENNINGTOH-Henry Morse, newSbOy.
WALLINGFoRD-H p. Morgan, station agent.
MANCHEsTER-Herbert Smith, newsboy.
ARLINGToN-H s. Hard.
BEssINGTos-T. J. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Co.. newspapers, Pc
rl0dicals, books, stationery, &C.; A. II. Howard
depot restaurant; John O'Donald, newsboy,
Bates House; GLOBE counting-r rooms.
RAILRoADs-On all morning trains leavin
Rutland
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From New York.
POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

New York, July lS.
Postmaster James reports the receipts of
the postoillce of this city for the quarter
ending June Both, were $776,345. Nearly
1000 tons of newspapers were received at
the Office during the quarter. The balance
in favor of the government for the quarter
is $5G2,0O
THE FAILURE OF t. J. DAILY CO.,
tea merchants, of Water street, is announ-
ced, but the extent of their liabilities can
not be ascertained until the receipt of GER
tain accounts from London. Their credit
ors are mostly bankers and but few in num-
Der, and it is reported that they have no
paper whatever In the street. The failure,
it is said, was caused by bad China debts
and several losses in this city.
TIE ELoPEMENT CASE.
Miss Thurston, who eloped from Fall
River with marriedlman named George
Allen, and was arrested on Thursday by
her fathers request, was confined at the
police office Friday. Her mother and
brother have arrived. Miss Effle was very
stubborn and did not take her incarceration
kindly. Addressing the police superinten-
dent in an insolent manner she said, 81 am
lady, 1 want you to understand. Eyes"
said the superintendent, ''you're nice
lady to run away with married man and
break your fathers and mothers hearts. "
"If George is married man." retorted the
girl, she don't live with his wife" Allen
IS determined to take the girl to California
if possible, and procured writ of habeas
corpus, demanding the production of the
girl in the supreme court. The writ in
cluded the mother and brother and the Of
ficials at the police station. Judge Dono-
hue will undoubtedly quash the writ and
deliver the girl to her mother.
MARACAIBo COFFEE FIELDS.
A letter from Cucuta, June Is, TO the
Bulletin, states that the whole valley is
completely devastated by lava thrown up
in torrents from the eight craters of the
volcano, to the extent of from fifty to one
hundred miles, wherein the famous Mara
caibo coffee imported into the United
States to the extent of 10000 quintals was
produced Lava beds to the thickness OF
one foot on an average, cover up the once
rich and productive Cucuta valley. The
value Of the agricultural loss to the com
mercial community at Maracaibo, ant
planters directly interested, may be safely
set down at from fifteen to twenty millions
of dollars, with slim prospect that it may
be repaired in the course of twenty OF
thirty years. The surviving natives viii
not venture even near the scene of the ca
tastrophe, much less attempt to clear away
the lava
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Terrible Riot at San Miguel.

New York, July 19.
A dreadful riot took place at San Miguel,
the second city of Salvador. A great deal
of discomfort had been excited against the
government by its refusal to allow pasto-
raj Of the bishop of Salvador written in a
tone hostile to the laws, to be read in the
churches. There had also been consider
able hostile feeling among the lower classes
owing to some regulations requiring deal
ers to use new market place. While
matters were in this condition, priest
named Palascias preached violent sermon
against the constituted authorities on Sun
day, the Goth ult. That evening the mob
arose, attacked the Jail and liberated 200
prisoners. They then proceeded TO assault
the small garrison, and took the Quartet,
killed Generals Espinos and Castro, cut
the former to pieces and then threw
the pieces at each other then split the
skull of General Castro and threw him over
a wall, where he was picked up ty his
mother and died in three days. The gar
rison were nearly all assassinated and many
respectable citizens were killed. After this
the fanatic mob set fire to sixteen houses
with kerosene. Before the town was en-
tirely destroyed Her Britanc Majesty's
ship Phantom arrived at La Union,. where
she landed her marines, which allowed the
garrison there united with some troops to
march to the relief of San Miguel,
and put down thelmob. The Curate Pa
lacios at last accounts was arrested and
many of the inferior rioters had been shot
by order of President Gonzales who had
arrived with troops. With the houses de-
stroyed and pillaged the damage is estl-
mated at 81 100000 and commercial fail
ures are looked for in consequence.
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From Washington.


YELLOW JACK.
WAsBINeToN, July 10.
Some cases of yellow fever are reported
at Norfolk, Va. 1t lie supposed that YES
sci, which recently arrived from Baiba-
does, had the disease on board
LIGHTNING.
Miss Jane McMiligan, aged nineteen
years, was struck by lightning last night
and instantly killed, at Cape Vincent.
THE oHoRPENNING CASE.
An adverse opinion in the Chorpenniug
case is merely inferred from the fact that
Attorney General Perrepont delayed its
rendition to enable the attorneys tor Choir
penping to offer additional proofs.
OIL EXPLOSIONS.
Within the last month at least six acct
| dents have occurred in this city from the
explosion of oil, several resulting in death.
THE DISTRICT ATToRNEYsHIP.
A delegation of friends of District Attor
ney Fisher, has gone to Long Branch in
OTutT W ecCuTC Ills ICtCDlion III OllIS.
Those who wish him removed are equally
earnest in the other direction.
NEW CHIEF CLERK.
Major. o. p. Clark, of Rhode Island
has been appointed chief clerk of the pen
sion bureau in place of G. w. Seaton,
who has been appointed special agent of
| the bureau.
,osAGE COMMISSION APPOINTED.
The secretary of the interior has appoint
ed member Of congress elect w. NJ. Van
Voorhees, of Ohio, Judge j. G. Parker of
Missouri, and Indian Inspector Kembie as
a commission to visit the Osagcs and ex-
anime into their condition. Hon. John
Hancock of Texas, will be added to the
commission if he will accept the position
| rendered him.
| SUBURBAN PosToFFIoEs.
The postoflice department has ascer-
tanned that parties whose families reside
within delivery of small Offices near cities,
but whose business is elsewhere, make a
point to obtain from postmasters at small
offices supplies of stamps, etc., TO be used
by them in their business in cities, with the
view of increasing the compensation of the
postmasters at the suburban offices beyond
what the regular business of the said Office
would justify. The department, in let
ter just sent to a special agent on the sub
ject, says that "the citizens who pursue
this course disregard the true object of the
establishment and continuance of post
offices by this department, viz To serve
as agencies for the accommodation of the
people in the delivery and transmission of
the mails, and pervert them into institu-
tons for paying salaries not fairly earned.
If the policy above alluded to is persisted
in, the postmaster general will be con-
strained to discontinue the small postofflces
in order to correct the abuse.
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Death and Destruction.

TORONTO, July Is.
A violent rain and thunder storm passed
over sections of country east and north
west of this city Friday. AT Belleville q
man and boy were struck by lightning, the
man being instantly killed. At Harriston,
the steam planning mill belonging to Dowl-
ing & Leighton, and William Johnsons
cabinet factory, were struck by lightning
and burned to the ground.
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Sudden Death.

Mrs. Margaret Cavanaugh, residing Nv
G1s River street, Troy, died very suddenly
Saturday morning, between the hours OIL
10 and 1. About twenty minutes before
her death she was as well as usual ana
talked ilucntiy. DR. Akin was called and
made an examination and found that death
was caused from an exhaustion of the
muscles of the heart. At o'clock Coroner
Blackhall summoned jury and an inquest
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Patricide.

New YORK, July 49,
james Bailey, residing at 42l Forty
eighth street, was, to-day. shot in the breast
and instantly killed by his eldest son,
James L. Bailey, with whom he had quar-
relied. Mrs. Bailey was in an adjoining
apartment but did not witness the occur
ance, though she heard the report of the
pistol. The son gave himself up and &C.
knowledged the crime.
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Bankers Convention.

SARATOGA, July IS.
The bankers convention will meet here
Tuesday. A preliminary meeting of the
committee on organization will be held to-
morrow night. Quite number of dele
gates have already arrived, and it is ex-
pected that there will be thousand bank
ers In attendance. The meeting will last
three days. No. special developments have
yet been made as to the objects of the con-
yentiop
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Defalcation.

LOUISVILLE, July IS.
Col. p. b. Hunt, supervisor of internal
revenue, and G. w. Horton, special agent
of the treasury, have arrived here, and
with special agent Wheeler, will immedi-
ately commence a thorough examination
into the affairs of the office here, which
meanwhile has been closed.
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HOPE FOR THE DEsPoNDENT

II you have been coughing all winter and be-
a recent cold, go at once TO the Drug store OF
A. W. Higgins or K. Q. Lewis and get bottle OF
hound. Take II and DO well. No other medi-
cine acts 80 promptly and effectually In coughs,
colds, and all diseases OF the throat, lungs and
once thought they had that dread disease have
been restored TO health, by the use OF this
almost iagic remedy, II is also the best known
specific for Group, and never falls in Who0ping
Cough. Trial size 10 cents. 1anl9d&wly
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PROSTRATION,

Resulting from the effects OF the intense heat
OF the summer months, is the pre-disposing
cause OF SO many OF the diseases peculiar TO hot
weather. The stomach partaking OF the loss OF
vitality pervading the whole system, Is unable
TO complete digestion; the food passing undis-
solved through the bowels. irritates the lining
membrane. and diarrhDa, dysentery, cholera
may be excited. Attention TO diet, moderate
exercise, bathing, and regular habits must be
observed. To maintain the vital forces AID
prevent lassitude and exhaustion. DIR. Wheel
er's Compound Elixir OF Phosphates and Cali
saga is unQuestionably reliable, as it invigor-
ates the digestive organs. and supplies material
for generating nerve force.
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A Drowned Actor Restored to Life.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 19.
John Worth, an actor at the Arch street
theatre, Philadelphia, while bathing in the
inlet between Atlantic City and Brigantine
beach, sunk exhausted, and was supposed
to be drowned when taken out of the
water. His friends, after an hours work,
failed to restore him. DIR. Nicholson of
England, happened to drive up with party
of railroad directors. and at once applied
the Sylvester process for artificial respira-
tion, restoring the man to life.
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Important Arrest.

INDIANAPOLIS, July IS.
VIM. Bridgeman, supposed to be one of
the men implicated in the recent attempted
express robbery and murder at Long
Point, ILL.,, was arrested Friday night in
Wabash bottoms, near Oaktown, Indiana.
The larger one of the two men is still at
large.
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A Razor Row.

New YoRK, July 1S.
One Sorrel, a negro, had fight with
another colorcd man to-day in Thompson
street. Both combatants using razors. The
latter whose name could not be learned by
the police was cut SO badly that he died
from hemorrhage.
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Brokers Arrested.

ALBANY, July IL.
William II. Squires of the firm Oft. W..
Squires & Son, brokers of this city, also
Charles w. Squires, son of 7. w. Squres,
were arrested here Friday evening and
committed to Jail in default of bail. Will
liam claims that he can establish the fact
actions were legitimately and honestly con-
Quoted, and that all deposits alleged to have
been made in New York by their house
were made.
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BASE BALL CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
The Stars of Pawlet.


Editor Rutland Globe In your issue OF
July 18th notice over the signature of w.
p. Hyde, captain Independent base ball
club Of Hydeville, that they have reorgan-
ized and are now prepared to play any
club in Rutland county for pleasure, ball
or money. Therefore challenge them to a
game with the Stars for one hundred dol
lars (Sl00) side, to be played on neutral
ground, say Rutland or on the grounds of
the Alerts at Poultney, the Independents to
give two weeks notice. The money to be
deposited with o. F. Thomson, banker,
Granville, N. Y.
ID. w. BROMLEY,
Director Star b. b. G.
Pawlet, July IA, 1875.
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Robbery.

PITTsBURo, Pa, July 10.
While the family of John s. Hayes were
at dinner at the Monongehela house Friday,
their rooms were entered and some 1900
worth of diamonds and jewelry were stolen.
Suspicion points to a stranger who was
stopping at the hotel, and who has disap-
peared.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. July IL.
CoTToN.-The market is quoted dull mid
FLouR-Market is quoted quiet and less ac-
tive. Receipts OF 10000 barrels. Sales OF $1,000
bbls. superfine State and Western at 495G5.25 |;
common TO choice extra state 5000 10 COM
mon to choice extra Western S36Oa6.40 CON-
mon to choice 4; II. o. f5.1C@7 so.
RYE FLOUR.-The market Is quoted steady
with fair demand. Sales 300 bbs. at AGO
Obs.
WHEAT.-The market is quoted at being
heavy and lower Receipts $4,000 bush. Sales OF
Sc. 900 bu. at 1.2s61. 2s for No. Chicago; 1920
1872 for No. Milwaukee; 1874 IA 1856 for No.
spring. for new %neT red we ior
white western.
RYE-The market is quoted as being firm.
Receipts none. Sales none.
bushels. Sales OF $4,000 bushels at sitaS4c. for
steamer western mixed; and sik@s5c for sail
BARLEY.-The market is quoted as being
quiet and nominal. Receipts 0OJ bush. Sales
none.
OATs.-The oat market is dull Receipts
$4,000 bush. Sales $1,000 bush, at 60s6l for
mixed western, and 63965 for white do.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork market is quiet: Sales
mess
BEEF.--Market is steady.
for western; dry sailed shoulders held at SIC.
LARD.-Market Is quoted firm. Sales 100
tlerces at l3l4for steam and kettle rendered
BuTTER.-The market is quoted at 2oa27 for
| new state and Pennsylvania; Gt ,5c for old do.
CHEEsE.-Cheese is quoted at so lie for
common to prime.
WHIsKY.-The whisky market is heavy at
| 81 ~ per gallon free.
EGGs.-The market is quoted firm at 22@22H
| for state and Pennsylvania.
PETROLEUM.-ls quoted at &c for crude re-
fined at IKE.
CoAL,-Market is quoted as firm at 1890
| $50 for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
LEATHER.-Market quoted heavy. Buenos
| Ayres and Rio Grande light to heavy weights
| are quoted at 2662Sc.
| W0oL.--Market is quoted heavy and dull. Do
| nestle fleece at 50@63c unwashed at 1894
| pulled 30Go2c.
| LATER.
| Flour quiet and firm.
| Wheat easier-2s, 81, $3.50, 5000.
Corn firm at 6l@S5.
Oats quiet and steady at 60a6s.
| Pork nrmer at $20.25 August, nomiDally $50
i $4,000.
| Lard is nominal
i Whiskey quiet at $i.22.
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Fire.

BUFFALO, July IS.
The fire which broke out in the Buffalo
and Philadelphia railload shops at 1850 a.
M, destroyed only three temporary shops
of the company. Loss about $500. The
round houses adjoining, full Of engines
were saved
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THE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON, June IL.
The American riflemen began shooting
at Wimbledon, Saturday. In consequence
of rain the match for the American cup is
postponed until Wednesday. The first con-
test was for the st. Leger sweepstakes, 200
yards, each competitor seven shots, and
possible score is 35. There ale several
hundred competitors. OF the Americans,
Fulton has already scored 35, Gilderseeve
"a, Gale 33, Garfield 81, and Dakin 81.
The shooting is still in progress. If Full
tons score is equaled, the match will be
shot off next week.
ARRIVED OUT.
Steamships Italia and Republic from
New York.
BULLION IN BANK OF ENGLAND.
The amount of bullion gone into the
bank of England on balance Saturday is
100000.
REoovERIEs FROM TIE SCHILLER.
A London despatch says that some more
of the mail bags of the steamship Schiller,
some plate and a quantity of cotton were
recovered from the wreck on Friday.
Won ARNIM.
Count Won Arnim has arrived at Carls-
bad. His health is in a precarious condi-
ton.
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Arrested.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 49,,
William Bridgeman, supposed to be one
of the men implicated in the recent at
tempted express robbery and murder at
Long Point, Illinois, was arrested Friday
night in Wabash Bottoms, near Oaktown,
Ind. Larger, one of the two men, is still
at larpe
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Wholesale Robbery.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, July IS.
berry at Cold Springs yesterday morning.
The robbers were shot four times, and one
of them wounded. The authorities will
hold meeting tomorrow evening to con-
slider the situation. The citizens generally
have purchased arms.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

NEW YORK. July II.
Governments firm but quiet.
Money quoted at ~.
Gold is quoted at 1l4Is.
The stock market opened strong on Saturday,
with western stocks the feature. Northwest
common rose to 4Oss and Northwest preferred
advanced to 81. st. Paul advanced to 80. Erie
was also firmer and advanced per cent, upon
a similar advance reported rbroad. More ac-
tivlty was noticeable In the general market
during the morning than for several days pre-
vious.
Gold opened at ll4ss and afterwards declined
to li4A.
Spcle shipments to Europe on Saturday
amounted to 1861 900, principally gold coin.
The following is the city bank statement for
the past week is as follows Loans, decrease,
sl,aOsCoO; specie, increase, $4,000; legal
tenders, increase, 1919, 100; deposits, increase
$4,000; circulation, decrease, s53,2Oo; re-
serve, increase, 5000.
State bonds quiet.
The following are the closing uptations.
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The Long Branch Races.

LONG BRAHeH, July IS.
The second meeting at Monmouth park
terminates to-day. The first race was Au-
gust stakes, value $500, for two year olds
dash of one mile. Parole took lead at
start, and won in gallop length before
Shirley, who was second, Lady Clipper ten
lengths away. Time 1;54.
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Adjusted.

ST.. JOHNS, N. F., July IS.
The firm OF Scovell & Co., of New
Brunswick, which had suspended payment
some time ago, and whose liabilities ex-
ceeded one million, have made settlement
with their creditors, and will resume opera
tions
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Wife Murder.


IRoNToN, Ohio, July IS.
Taylor Fortner quarrelled with his wife
yesterday. After nearly chorping her to
pieces he took TO the woods. lie was pur-
sued asd captured after desnerate resist
ance. The woman is living but cannot re-
cover.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July IS.
The first meeting of 1875 Of the Saratoga
racing association begins next Saturday.
Several stables have already arrived, among
them are McDan;els, Belmont, Donahues
g. Daswell, and Cammocks.
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Dead.

LEBANON, July 10.
Deacon Moses Cheney, father of Cover
nor p. G. Cheney, died at the residence of
his son, Editor E. H. Cheney, early Friday
morning, of inflammation of the bowels,
aged eighty-two years. His funeral will
take place at Ashland, Monday afternoon.
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was made. They rendered a verdict in ac-
cordance with the facts above stated. Mrs.
Cayanaugh formerly resided in Rutland,
Vt. Her. remains arrived here on Satur-
day afternoon.
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Panama Politics.

New York, July 18.
Panama sdvices of the Sth inst, state
that the troubles between the state of Pan
anna and the general government are all
happily ended that Don Pablo arose when
elected president of the state of Panama.
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Donaldson's Last Adventure.

CHICAGO, July 10.
Nothing has yet been heard of the two
gentlemen who left here in the balloon on
Thursday evening last. The general opin-
ion is that they were swept into the lake by
the terrific storm on Thursday night.
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Disagreed.

New BEDFORD, July Is.
In the superior court in the case OF Keith
vs. The Granite Mills, an action Tor dam
ages resulting from injuries receiyed at the
burning OF the mill last fall, the jury dis
agreed.
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Ministerial Lockout.

HAMILTON, Ont, July IS.
The trustees OF st. Andrews church at
this place have been empowered by the
congregation TO lock out Rev. Mr.. Bur
nett, their pastor, who has refused to enter
the United church along with them.