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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

'rC au 'ir,i'2n to 10 held NJ The various polling
I'',,1 t W'l'nhan to""ty D{ tue one r. hp-
.n'' 90 m', ne 7,n'e rlrrt,"n aHn to 'Hke
the III 1aS IT Noyembsr, is-! tor IN follow
10. ,oM"tA hHI IIe''h'' olhcei'' to-"it
,"m'' htt'ruey.
, aN .','r''"i'
liierL p',uiyt'.nr'.
Ilrtf g." " court.
IL ~, "A assessor
uei!h .
County 9urySi' or -....
Ca'i'' """ nv. luspN, IT, A a., ,.-
AMI "rt e'mms7lpner ~ each o. the iour
'""m,--i'heie prerinGls Two Justices OF the
ivI,' anu on, ,'n1taP'e Va ntysihet one
,,,. we i'a'v anu one ''"'''"le IN pre-
''m.ta =, D.. - %, % an ...,
m "'lnrs' wnrt.,i hereto sot my nu,ne spd
o'"J,'' Isp''"'' nj ""'1 NJ HyWWi' i''h'
in,,.,,. i,.,,,., AZ. t,,,a,, ,,,,,," ~.
''""'' '"'s' "''''""-" county, 'eNH'
we l''i."'nS H'r tn' lection precincts and
pr'olhhn- "lheo'' ui euetal elettio" to he helt
N"Yemnt' !. ID 10 > ln-wlt
IL ,i' fhrCiNtl 70
t'a,,''" ~ .,r't No. T. ,Elfat "arn voting
p'h,' M' ID, 'lh r. T. Ma 7tyi -
''', l''n il,'l"'' Ne s''1nu w Al u Not-
10. rIH'" carter aIor", 5. Hogan, p. q.
th''"" i'''n't y" ihllh "hTd, VOC
lht i'i.|"l M''"'' nous" u h"evls, 4 -
f'"' i'"h = lh't \" -tnnfth ward N"l
,ns th''' Engine h""T"' " u. JACKSON,
.t...r. .,., r,,,,
49, .'''' ''N''t
r'l'' we N',n ,''l"s 'h"7. Mann, i %.
L',',',n Il'''"'' 50, -tlh.s same ~
L'i"tri,'' ','"t place nanny House D.
fly. ZION iir.inr, NJ" Lines same a.
Robinson, +. 90.
hriuiniur", .N"tinr play, Poor House, SAN
'"'ih, =, uI.r,,.. rp.,,,,.r.,
Election lnrlnrt 80 p.-Ilur. sa,p,. "a.
h.rr,"rury. ,uting place shu, Lrltori,s ran, llr
i...t m'f'' .,'. n,, y, ,ot,,.. ..,.
hYtL.,,. ,,itny Mao. I..i,,,, '," i Of
hul,sr Is Morrow. T. a. '''''
'.''''' II'S.ii, s pi,Ir' Mn Sn
kl.,tilu I.r..Iu.t IA n Il I,,,. Jam. ,s l,.,
tnturr. y"Iing place, Robinson , school house.
Wm lmhrI-un. T. a.
Erection Precinct No. u. The following
changes u.,, been made In this precinct, com
RutlrIinri touches BrAEu, river, thence TO ami
across II. y T.. 4. Il. Il, folowing south line
Of university land tn Elm creek, theme. IN
Elm creek u north boundary section -. thence,
Ia il MIC. L. n. thence mn railroad Ia
comfy line and with county line To AuullIu
creek. down Aquiiia crcrh 10 Bral.s river ana
a .,,nn n'11I9 y nIs,nnnnf Young pace H'''
Election Precinct No. ~ --Cumnenclny
where -outh line Ut university land crosses
To- '' nor.ntast corner ct MGIcnna m' con TI
thence With county Hue to II y I. Z. II. L
thence down said railroad To a point south 20
M,,i ' on m ny'. I"In n 7tton 70 On hi
down Elm crerL 10 place oi beginning. Voting
Ilay. Wet station, r. L. McI,rr, T.. o.
Election Precinct No. II Lines same ~
hrrrtnIu.., voting place Union Grove, III
Long, +. ..
Election Precinct 40. l5.--Lincs same AZ
voting place Aurora church, j. 4
Harrison y. %.
JI-TItE ppFtIStT
Election Precinct 30 m.-.I,n,,. .,,u., .
i,,,.,'.,,r , , it h'nHs same as
~, a. Wow, a. ,''"h P'"'' ""Nl"'NHl', " rs
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Received ~ r. 4 Blair secretary or
the Central C,ty Benevolent and Mar.
rin.c Assoowliou tLo sum " one hum
drcd and rEhiy dollars Ill full Of all
claims mpturnd on polcics held IN said
company. T. L. LIsNAN
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CasCara Cordial.

all liquid e thartics, this eleganp,, '9 v
ton Is made with scrupuloils ' u Pgr
the best and most carefully selo var ia
rial. 1t is with the greatest 'T nlo.',ia s
we recommend this very spU CSSN q
harmless remedy us being rbr ,' ,s.
snrest laxative and cathartic tor 'a a
males Td children, now in n.a ' .l
habitual constipation and lndigs. , I'l
cannot nnd.anything more spea,y n'a
tain. 1t is combined with arnn5,. o.
such manner that the bitlqrnelli. vs. ~
cascara sa0rada is complrtelv jl. v
ASK your druggist for it. and mo- 'kD
tab" no other. Price 30 cents n.y., '.''
Prepared by Tucker a WIFI, y
Texas. ''' +"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

'hildrcn'- high fancy kui hutton bu"t-
al the most beautiful styles, At our new
store, a., Austin strect.--luslt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

Twenty head OF cattle and pair OF
large matched work mares Tar slle.
lOl23t q. j Buck.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

Mems hand sewcd CustOm male button
boots and congress, 10 Il palr Every
pair warranted at Saugp Bro>.- lUste
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

Iewiue Rrns now style Military and
pushed trlmmed walking lnrkptS. -
ltrStc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

Raw, si.wrd ~ ilied-tor - cents al
q. Il. kingbury's Fourth street. -lOI2It
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ron uor>rY ArronSgY.

woar, nt,nori,tI a. announce uaw.on \
walker. L-.I as candidate itT county az
~ r.,, .tr. ur!slHwtl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-12

We ate authorized 10 snroun,c H"hrrt n.
hUpurH, ErV'r M @ chudii, iut Recorder ui
tb0 CITY " Nhcp. election hocemDeI il'h,
issi.-tir
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Iu.IIlE. rNEcINcrNo- I.

Election Precinct No. 2t.-Lines same a.,
h".,l"i'rr. youu- place saunders store, Cur.
lis hAruuu T.. %.
Election lrrircl SO. IS. Lines same a.
hu,'s.l'', 'Du, place Crawford, Iliah Tad
l.tk. a -.
Election Precinct No gf--Ilncs same A,
heretofore. voting rlsyr Nor,a school house
Joe Nrunntu,ut T. -
The iH'- NJ tho commits -ioner', precincts
arr thF same A. lu i--1. frr-l ling uihCtTa are
r,uu, -trs keep copy ot this Ton IT, rreuru on
the iAN 1T ~. election aui o. permit no man
tn yu'r who lives Hat-iie ol thrT election prI-
ctnci- q GERALu'
h'A''N'i County iutEt
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waco. % .,uh.rl. Ie. tir

Wrnrc authorized tD announce Dr. " II
Muk,shsa tnudlIAt, g. Mayor ~ thu cay o.
waco. election Monday. p"oen,Oot II, 1874.
VITA
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fon,IiN MARSHAL.

oaIo authorized 90 announce Ge"tpe OyIus
by As n candidate tor cav MHshni ~ Waco
election December ~ i-s!. G''t'iH
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We are authorized t. announce Luke moore
asa Candidate Tor 'lb MarahAi ~ waco, rlUc-
uiOn December ~. i--2 ltriltdu
W. are authorized IN announce u. u Comp
ION asa cdHd,iate Ter cay Marshal NJ waco,
4 3tlOu December II laal 10 N-tnO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
Pride Before A Fail.

The recently deceased Irish barri,ter,
Naripua-a. who va, one Of the leaders in
o Otoane.> defence ana conducted that Of
Parne,l Va, a character al the bar He
llH4y> wore hid gloves in court, and came
.ataer ia "a carriage, robed and got up in
quasi juvenile fashion He had a devoted
servant iamuIar.y known As 'the faithful
Rooney, Who was an Indispensable element
.u Ai> existence. Nacdouagh was one day
promtuad.ng .H tauItic,s attire at Brighton,
with his umbrella open to ward off the rays
OF the sun. 'thc faithful Rooney" following
at respectful distance. On their return
Maedonagh asked What did they think
Of me much struck with my appearance,
eh ?"
Don't ask me to tell, don't, said Rooney
scratching his head
Il command YOU" said his master.
We'll then, sir, when they see me follow
ing you in this way they say you're luna
tic and that am your keeper"
Rooney" said Macdonagh looking verv
blank, 81 shall go without you for the fu-
ture."
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oi the SECOND corps "hn VII! ever nave Tue
instruction "i uI'aN Hs 'h' pt'Av Aiu power
'' inc froeI INVASION.
JuiI ~ Inc ha'ue commenced a. dA'IlSht
on the east side OF the horseshoe position,
exactly opposite to that winch E"e4! lad
sworn 10 crush through. MusArirt hrn-
preceded the n>.ng Of The sun, timex wood
'tlled the h.ht' Out out oil IL, lviA darkness
arose the smoke, aud the surg'ng and swell
ing OF the hre from intermittent I" oontinu-
Gus and crushing told Of the wise tactics oi
the rebels in attacking in force and charging
their troops. from the day before Seem.
lngl! the attack Of the day ~a' To be made
through the woods, for the rebels had, the
previous day. fallen trees at intervals upon
the edge OF the wood they occupied, facing
our position. These were breast~Orks ior
the protection Of their artiilefymen. Sud
denly, about ten in the forenoon. the firing
on the east side and everyw here about our
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Rostry.
April Days.

sweet and low. sweet and low,
SOUNDS the nearing voice Of Spring.
Sweet and long. sweet and long,
In murmuring. gurglln2 song,
Sweet aud iow ami long
Sweet and low. sweet and low
The Voicr that wakes from silent sleep.
Sweet and long sweet nj long,
Pleads with sunshine, tears. and song.
Sweet aud low aud long
sweet sud low, sweet aud low.
In woody glens hear note.
sweet ani long sweet aud long.
\ robin in her heart IN song.
sweet and low ani long.
Sweet and low, sweet and low.
A swallow twitirT- meath the caves.
Sweet and lonR. sweet and long,
Labor. with twiG. aud wiiicr. and song.
Sweet ,nl low aai long.
Swec, and low, sweet Aui low
within nv heart melody
Keep, rhyming with ihi, car spring;
For in my heart >priug wsA.n, too.
An Ap~iI violet -tingri with blue
Bud- ami hlns-pin. - ranx'ly sweet
l. 81 'hr aiT.-IbsSc, ponraih.
Around -thro' sll "a" Iivcl N day
drram tn psrfumr,l hour. away.
/. .I,worth. April -. l~-a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

1t is sad that local newspaper man
dropped into a dentists office some time aeo
in search Of information, and that when ,he
interview was over the jaw manipulation
blandiy inquired, Wont you stop and have
tooth out? The invitation was declined
but when the dentist visited HE journalist
the other day the latter called pui d, his
visitor was nearing the door, Hold on a
minute, doctor, and we'il get YOU up an obit-
uary. ."-SPringtisid Republican,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

A man went into drugstore and asked
for something to cure a headache. The
druggist held bottle of hartshorn to his
nose, and he was nearly overpowered bv
Its pungency. As soon as he recovered he
began to rail at the druggist and threatened
to punch his head. "But didn't it help your
headache ?" asked the apotheeary. .'Help
my headache !" gasped the man IL haven't
ny headache. It's my wife that's got the
headache On
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saI y. Fr.mont ST. Bsltlner.

soI y. Fremont St. Bsltinor.
Dunne the war was in
juredInthc stomach hyapcce
Of a she'll. and have suffered
from itcver since. Ahoutfour
ycarsaE brought on para.y-
as, which kept me IN rcd sI
months. and the hcS docton
IN the city SAID | could not
live. lSgticrcd ioarful,s from
indigestion. and for o,cTtvo
wears could not cat Solid iood
and for .argc portion Of the
time Was unahlctof retain even
liquid nounShmcni ! tined
brown Iron N,,icrs and now
after taking tWo bottles | am
able 10 get gp and so around
ami an Fapll, improving.
g. DECkLR-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

From THE PATHETIC TO THE RIpICC-
LoCs.-Some few Years since a meiodrama
vas PLAYED IN certain theatre, the chief
actor in which had made himself, from his
naughty and oyer-bearing conduct, di>ltAed
by one and al. In the last act uc was sup
posed TO visit the tomhs Of his ancestors.
In the center OF the stage, upon a marble
pedestal, stood the statue Of his father. A
heavy fold Of drapery covered the figure
Enter Albert. "Ouce again." he says, Ito
gaze upon those features which in life SO
often gazed on me with tenderest affection
Father, thy mourning son now comes 10 pay
thee alteration. L.. nc remove the veil
winch from the vulgar gaze shields the be-
loved image Of once dear parent" OF
went the drapery, and behold. the father
stood upon his head , The shouts OF laugn-
ter that saluted this practical joke put an
end to the scene, which changed to the next
as quickly as possible, amid the hravos Of
the audience, the anger of the manager and
the uncomfortable rage of the actor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

We always enjoy Greenback meetings,
when the meeting happened to occur be-
tween a greenback and ourself-OI Ctfg
Derrick
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STRENGTH

TO vigorously push a business,
strength to study a profession,
strength TO regulate a household,
strength TO DO days labor With
out physical pain. All this repre-
sen;s wha; is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "0hl wish |
had the strength" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as # life Was hardly worth Iiy-
ing you can be relieved and re-
stored TO robust health and strength
BY taking BROWNS IRON BIZ
TehS, which is true tonic-a
medicine UNIVERSAL J recommended
for all wasting diseases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

BROWNS IRON BITTeRS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria.
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic
tonic. !, enriehes the blood, gives
new life 10 the muscles and tone
10 the nerves.
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Ellsworth Foundry & Machine Co.
r. WoRCEsrEK, WI o. McDoNALD.
President -. 4 Tr

=. WORCESTER H. u. MASON,
h. WORCEsTEK. JT., MA. .. MCDoNALD.
LAFAYErTE DAVIS.
THIS Company l. now prepared o. 30 Foundry
i and Machin- work At short notice, and 10 4
thorough ant workmanlike manner
An assortment Of NEs>r l., HINE and MILL
CASTINGS are kept constantly on hand Patterns
Of any desired Castings ma e u order, and Cast
ings furnished from same at short notice A good
assortment Of shafting sept in stock. Babbit,
Metal Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings Rubber and
Leather Betting, Rubb, Hose, Packing, st. am
Fittings either ke,t In tick supplied at hort
notice at Manufacturers lowest prices. We manu-
fActure and have for sale the
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y
GoOD> b. laf,sf Nor.iiies Of DRESS
ami ULSTER But ON> and . .pleulil line Of
>rldN" >rlLk ami >iADE- Of MD.
CASTOR, auI Ll~LE THREAD GLOVES. and
also made larze additions 1 my -tDck II
MILLINERY and oner for Inspection ans sale
every Bew spring rs and snaI,c Of
Bon ET AID - hat has been uff,rs-l in the
market this season. 1Hc-e gupj- W.ll AT
b. sold as low l4et est b. ar hose. 30 any
Casa Nfprs iu taI- t.t.- ii. sIu.t44.. 10
the afuvt uI' 4tipHyH a'uar.- { sAs 4 les. let "
ms Dbl 7tocA uIal shaa one rvrs L9,c ami
thoui rcsarl &" tost. II, tos-is arr ali perfect
ami good quail IS and those wishing 10
purchase y'.,f Grficlss at lar y,ric~ VIII 10
well 10 CALL aud EXAMINE thsm.
As closed my Books ii a SieN T. a final
-ett mcft of my ga ines. ! shall open no aslr
aocoHsfs and shall thtT--iurr 10 only q each bus.
ne-s ami shall 81. tio,=l- yrirs Tash b,isi.
and 10y strict attr ton to su in,.ss mi ia wants
Of my ru-t'm.r- hol- % i.rrit anI receive far
sharv u patronage
4. +. GREELY.
Ell,N orth. April =. l-ss. 1mosI7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
PLACEMENTS OF WESTERN NEVIS.

THE INDIANA WHEAT CROP
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 5.-The Chief of
the Bureau Statistics authorizes the statement that
there full acreage of winter wheat and that the
dOn warrants estimating that 1t VIII yield full aver
age crop
TO ROLL NO MORE STEEL RAILS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The managers of the
North Chicago Rolling MIL Company state that their
mil in North Chicago, which recently shut down, will
probably be opened again for the purpose of roll
ing steel rails but will be devoted TO other classes OF
work All the steel rail work will be done hereafter
at the mills in south Chicago.
AN AGED COUPLE SUFF0CATED.
BELyIDERE H., Dec. 5.-Alr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Notion all old couple, suffocated while in bed
by stove gas Their bodies were found yesterday.
EXPOSITION OF RAILWAY APPLIANCES.
CHICAGO, Dec. "a National Exposition of
Railway Appliances will be held here from May 81 70
July z distinguished list OF commissioners and rail
way men back the scheme.
TOO ILL TO APPEAR IN COURT.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-rhe condition of Teresa
Sturia morning such that sue unable 20 ap
pear court for Examination, and the ad
ourned. Her physician the or yesterday Il
likely to be repeated whenever she again appears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
VESSELS : MEETING WITH MISHAPS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-Tbe Allan Line steamer
Peruvian, Captain Ritchie, from Montreal while enter
ing the River Mersey, at a. to-day, came III col
nson with steamer of the Clan Line. The Peruvian
was run on Crosby Beach The vessel cut down TO
the waters edge amidships Tugs landed the crew and
Hopes entertained that the breach
can be repaired and the vessel hoated i'll few tides
The British steamer strathmore Captain Rowe, from
Savannah November 16 for Bremen. is ashore at
Caandsoog Netherlands She has jetsoned part of her
cargo. Assistance has been sent to her.
The British bark Alexandra, from New-York for Ham
burg previously reported ashore and on fire at Amser
dam, totally destroyed.
LISBON Dec. 5.-The italian bark Monte San Angelo
Captain scarpat ut this port from New York. landed
eight OF the crew OF the German ship Ella Captain
Hoes from New York November l, for Bremen, which
abandoned.
HALIFAX n. S. Dec. 5-Captain Bell, OF the schooner
Lord Eldon which arrived CansO yesterday, pckedup
twenty-five miles from land trunk containing a
wOmans wearing apparel and cards, upon which Was
printed the Maine, "Airs. john Bennett"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOIES.
wILIIAN spRAGrE REELECTED.

WILLIAM sPRAGUE REJECTED.
PROVIDENCE. Dec. 5.-t he Board of Trade TO-DAY
voted 10 reconsider It's vote rejecting William que as
candidate for membership The vote 10 10 RECONSIDER
and 80 not To rec0Dsief.
A NEW DRIVING CLUB PROTECTED
Long BRANCH. Dec. 5.-A driving club 10 ne
called the Gcniemcns Driving Club OF Monmouth county
will he organized here next week
A STEAMER'S CARGO SAVED.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va. Dec. 5.-lhe cargo oi the
RxcciOr which sunk here last night landed D
Bakers salvage Company to-day shipped to WashhS'oh
tonight
INAUGURATION or A GOVERNOR
COLUMBIA, :. C., Dec. 5-Coloncl H. $. Thomson
inauguraed Governor day lie delivered address
touching National as we'll as home affairs
THE ANDOVER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
ANDOvER. Mass, Dec. 5-lhc Board of Visitors
Theological seminary have confirmed the recent
Of the trustees for the vacant pToessorshpa
MRS. LANGTRY TO BE RECEIVED.
BOsTON. Dec 5.-A reception will he rendered 10
the PaDyus Club Saturday evening AFTER
the play the conclusion Of the Observance Of the annual
ladies' ht" which asiO there viii be gather
ing Of literary people
A CHURCH CENTENARY TO BE CELEBRATED. .
BALTIMORE, Dec. "a meeting of committees OF
dOeses of Maryland AMI EastOn Of the Protestant Es
Cnnch held In this city today. Committees wee
APPOINTED looking celebration Of the Centennial Of the
church In Maryland the last wednesday IN May next
SCARLET FEVER REPORTED AT LONG BRANCH
LONG BRANCH. Dec 5.--There are "a number OF
malignant scarlet fever here At meeting OF the
commissioners this morning President Wo0ey
stated had caused by the nhy condition
Of the cutters In Mans The Offensive CUTTERS Will be prop
sry clesnsed nj once.
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of Winchester will succeed to the Archbishoprlc Vi
Canterbury.
A dispatch from Odessa says that Solomon Hacker
distributor OF revolutionary pamphlets, has peeh 'o
fenced to ten years labor In the mines
Berlin dispatch says II Is stated that Herr Won DUG
nowsh, Consul General at London, will be appon'ou
Director OF the Ministry Of Foreign Ahairs
dispatch from Berlin saws that majority "e"i'''
biennial budgets has been secured in the Rcichsae ny
coalition between the Centre and the Ieit.
QUEBEC, Dec. Six inches OF snow fell mere 'ou"'
WINNIPEG Dec b-Bogus American dollars a''"
25-cent pieces are in circulation here.
ST CATHARINEs Ont, Dec. 5-Nayigatioh lor 'he so'
son on the Welland Canal closed today
LONDON Ont, Dec 5.-Twenty men VINO nave "o.n On
building drain Calton occupied an oiu su~'y
near by ne a sleeping place. The shanty took hre as'
night and three Of the inmates were burned 10 uea'h'
VICTORIA b. c. Dec 5.The troubles at the "e'iaA"V
lup Mission continue Bishop Ridley has been presented
with written request by the Indians to leave tne mis-
sion as they consider him the object OF discord Inc
Bishop tore up the document and remains IN possession
or the church property The GoverEOrGenerai ana
Princess Louise will start on "Wednesday Tor Cansds ny
way OF Puget Sound and Oregon. The health OF inc
Princess has been entirely restored