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The morning call., 1891-12-03
ZEN

VI HEN VOC SIT DOWN AND THINK OF THE
w mistakes and follies OF your early lie and on
disease seems always to occupy attention,
thea. In nine cases out of ten this Is the disease
which Will XIII you unless you get cured OF 1t.
Men who suffer f-om Seminal WeAkncss, Ner-
vous Debility or Lost MANN oud are suffering
from the most shameful diseases man can be
afflicted with, for they not only weaken the body
but prey upon the mind and cause those gloomy de-
spondent feelings which so frequently end In SUI
eide or insanity. Rene mber my words for nv er-
perience in treating these diseases has been very
great and / have seen some horrible cases both in
private practice and IN the large insane ssyuns of
Europe. Call or write for treatment before your
brain or spinal cord becomes diseased for when
this is the case, there is no hope for YOU Charge
moderate. Men in the country who are an 1ious to
get cured should write and give their age and all
their symptoms. DIR. COOPER ISpsctalist for
Mems Diseases 523 kearny street, San Francisco
se3 cod Il Up
The morning call., 1891-12-03

WET GOODS T f6 E y IA ARE T PRY
UMBRELLAS AND RUBBER GAR.
MENTS FOR LADIES AND HILDREN.
AN UMBRELLA FOR 81 % THAT rs
WORTH So. BETTER GOODS AT SIM.
liar REDUCTIONS. RAIN COATS
FROM SOC TO So so.
The morning call., 1891-12-03

Mr. AND MRS DREw'S DANCING ACAD- a,
Nl envy 12l New Montgomery st.-Sew ar 70
rangements; tnition reduced: dancing learned HnA
al little cost; Gents exclusively (beginners) "a
Mondays, Wednesdays; Ladies (beginaers) TusS-
days. Thursdays; soirees Saturday evenings
PRIVATE LESSONS DAILY. 2Stt
The morning call., 1891-12-03

MIR. Hlnkle objected as the evidence was i'm
material ana he asked that The defeuse be con-
nned 10 the law and the evidence In the case
hlr. Darwin said lie proposed to show thar
he CALL nad lost money in the course of pusi
ness. " ~
In substance the Court ruled that THE C.rr,s
business losses had nothing 10 do win M
charge OF enlightenment against the Defendant
Mr.. Hinkle said lie book, I'm the defendantts
own handwriting, showed that SI1 600 mad heen
received more than had been paid out
"Are you able TO say whether or not HE CALL
lost money outside OF any misconduct on th.
part Of any employees ?" asked Darwin
An objection TO the question was sustained by
reason OF Its incoDpetency.
Asked Ia reference TO the word safe" on the
cash boOk, While said he could not say that all
the amounts SO marked went into the safe. He
remembered one Instance where some OF the
money left on The Cashiers desk had been stolen
by persons not connected with the Office On
one occasion boys, while cleaning out The Office
rlfied the drawers and stole $3.50. Al another
time of the boys stole u tin box con aiBng
$1,000 $1,000 from the steel vault. The Of
fender was caught ana sent TO San Quentin. On
still another occasion some $50 or $50 worth of
stamps were stolen.
'The easb-book and safe were opened TO OBJ
seryafion at all tlm"s," continued White, "aud
there were no false fOotiDgs or statements in my
books. Tie custom was 10 collect and classify
each month Tie receipts and disbursements, and
these weie made out III The form OF statements"
MI Darwin said lie would like 10 show by the
witness that The CALL had had business. by
reason vf its modes, that vailed thousands oI
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GEO. II. HUNT SUED.
accused Of Improperly Trans
ferring Railroad Property.
A RUNAWAY ELECTRIC CAR.
IL D2xkes DGEa James street AID
Cases . sz1sA-Dz4 LzE5er
Rates Restored - Ssa<A

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WILL PAY THE BOND.
Hillory Bntler Will Turn Over
S25. 1000 to King County.
SURETY FOR GEORGE D. HILL.
His Property Tied Up Tatil J1dgmens
Is Settled VIII Look 70
Other Rsa6snen.

HIlLo-y B1tssr vii ;o1aE par - rAe board ot
eozzsT eo12zalsss5Esar. s-5slG6- .Ee azaEzr beng
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Is 5ssz2sz1=a E=s-a4z2.s
TE1s sEEs VIE sEo e--srs Vas tzx-I-z-=1 y
Is.7 agaIEs. Gs0rge Z. FL Az rs soz1szaea,
King eo1asy alleging t1z- Cozz-y Treasurer
HI Ma. izss5se7 70 re eo1z.T and that soE-e
d t1s fZ1ts Il rs c1ssS@y Gzrtzz rs Il
egz5ezcF o. re 37ee for s-E years Lad been
z1-s9prrop-lz-@1- Tie bcoE. O. E1a treas
E-s- rs-s investigated ~ J. Il Par
sSls. Vivian Z Hughes azt = T Ror2Id.
aid large shortage II TIE accounts was
reported lac Investigation r=s1Ltes. 4 -E-se
distinct Suits 5eizg 6-ouszs 70 Feao7=r sn=
Missing Ezz1s- 01s sGtE covering each Of HIS
three Eerzs N o1lee- Two OF tie salts were
e2-Eis1 s1-o-zz -e5e-ses e01--, t1@ district
cGZ-- an tzE supreme e91<s 81 TIE STATE, az
e. appszi =zs -zkEa ~ tas Sstsz3z1ts - Eas
C1-te9 S-&1ss sZy-ezs court Tie supreme
co--- recently zs1-s4iEe5 r1s cases. o. tie
ground KAT TO federal question va tzFo-ves5.
ras case 4 wEieh Mr.. Butler Wa -eo9stea5Aa-
being o7e % sAs s1lEs subjected 20 TIE adverse
GsclsIo1-
Tie saIr4 case was decided adversely e King
county Z the district court, oCr Vas carried On
appeal - tie Upre-s court There a rshs2--
ing vas granted. AID tie case was reesEtLE -
argued II Tia sgpe-loE coG-t q King county.
Fsr s-ve-2l Gsys past Nr- Bu-Ie- las 5een sc-
i've II eaGsaToriug 20 have lis fslLoE bonds
E@n give Z a-d pay t1e eIzim 0. the county
szsins. Hi, Il which they were eO-1ese1dA.fs.
Ihe secTes CT Mr. B11lz-s Efforts II -1ia ,.i-es.-
ton q proasbIy due 10 the fact that recently ne
SOD : TaI2zb,e piece oE property bz. payment
Tor che SAME has bsSn REUSED G1sI tie GAZE 81
TIRE county against hin : settse5- Re vii say
the to.s3 amount q TIE elzzr1. szS.esG. and VII
then cone back AZ Ii. feiIoE aoz4sasn 70 Sc
CUE regZra OF tze5- proportion
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BRESITIEs.
Eureka lodge today, p II, for work
Three patients were received az Grace hosp!,a
yesterday and one vzs discharged.
Il. z. Burke las just returned from Ii. ~ :

Eureka lodge today, p II, for work.
Three patients were received al Grace hospital
yester1ay AID one VS. discharged.
Il z Burke las 5ast returned from his tip
70 Sew Io-G AID 0;hs. Eastern cities.
The young .a4. - 1slll for the business mems
!ub.les WI t21e plAoe TINS afternoon az > %
CLOCK Al yDuEE adde's Who intend 70 tzke
part z-e invited - TX present
There VII K = ~ .l2r meeting OF tha Young
"JEasns' Christian temperance Ua.on GII.5o
tbs afternoon AZ the residence OF Mr. J. I.
Johnson No. 50 Madison street
Its Francis Murphy Gospel Temperance
Clz8l VIII Rect Ia evening Il olympic haI
on second sireet near seneca Mr. George
Ward ana others WILL zdlrsss the meeting.
TIE directors o. King County investments
Company 70. YESTERDAY elected the following
o,t-ccrs President, J-oeE T. Nelson; wee p-esi-
deaf, Judge Eoea ssa.ta; secretary, L c.
Baird; treasurer, =. y Baxter.
lsAae Hal. : Patient - F-ovi1eocs hospital
had a. opsrAilOc Perforated on hIs left eva yes
.eEs-sy. aid 8 cataract was rrEos.d. The at
Tending paysicizus were Dr.- Elbse aud Nc
C4lloc4, and the yssgsen: is doing nicely.
Articles incorporating ihe Green L yer Cost
and - ke Company were e e. Win tie county
auditor yesterday ~ john :. BRYANT snd Joseph
into lo.59J shares O. tae value Of sra each.
s.eGea Peterson. brother of &-s. BrygSe-. ot
Ballard, died % cuGs- n - 1u g. her reS fence =:
O'Clock yesterday afternoon sg=c = years
The funeral NIL tszS place a. - O'cLoek to.lo--
row morning from Mr. Bigger residence.
There IS very Iit.le fever IN tie CITY AZ the
present time. few weeks sg3 the greater PEP
ceais-s Of the sex ia she hospitals we're lever
patients, bUy chzt time Las passed and IRE
amount oi sickness from diseases n tie city
- very small
At joint meeting Of the ladies' societies Of
It's Congregational church 4 Was unanimously
decided 20 tender a vote OF THANKS - NJ
-ea-sGa aad TIE gentlemen who we're .astru-
E.e-tz- "a purchasing their stove $50 - sand
4r3 Furniture Com f4ly, O. " Lynch Sa1 seattle
CracSery Company Tor their kindness a loa-..-a-
goods fo- TIE sale gwen ~ the ladies q TIE
church
Luther Benson, OF Indianapolis, Ind. the
eI-PeCG-ce lecturer, wjI spcak a. the Annoy
toIa4rEoS uisal aal ihs tao nights follow -
upon tas Use og gas. a. Temperance. lie come.
here under The JON; auspices 81 l@e Goot
Teap.A-s, TIE Wo-4ea's Caflst.au Temperance
L alau and the state Temperance A,lisncr. NJ.
receive large audiences
An entertainment and oyster surpe- was given
= sAs aides OF tls Grace Methods; church last
evening ~ tAe caurca GA Rainier street. ueAr
Jackson The eutSrlz nu1@al ~&s given for the
Tarqlse OF raising money Tor church EXPENSES.
A2- about SO Wa rv.i 1a4 from taeIr e.tJ-cs u
tbs direction. Before the supper lhe large
audience present were addressed ~ Rev. Ne
MILAN, PASTOR OF Grace church: Rev. Lew Ga
beyg AID }. T Ronald
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ts1sZ@2- .. tie So--1@-- Ese1Ee sal = 81 1zss--
T-sw E-15 PoS---S-E--zsEyCEz Reporter EzS-
.s<-sT-
rates 1o- -E@ E1--z<r- Sget11 - - EsS-sr- Coz
-=c-z5-sr DIT = rss-Lxs -zxz szS-e = 3 eS--411
E-c--- o o-s-5zz II E-= A.SsoE-l T&--ST
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&C 49, VII E=ErS4=S s-S- TS2r - y=g-,
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D 1000 s<1aleT 20 rszE1-= y All ezeC-rzz7 --s
g-JEte u la business.
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CHICAGO. D@e- IA rae Esy 3 about % opea
Il Y ssSE-l river p&ssezzs- rs-es wziea 10y
.yrezs widely. Ia Alton -oz1 las served
E5tlee o1 sRe Western Passenger AsaocIztlo1
tat Ezlsss sEex. LIE rates from kan
as City 20 C.retEas-i Via Chicago were
giEa1rtv1 wi.aIa sSsztT-tsz- hairs re
Alton rocl1 zzke A.=dEet111 Ct & s-9Za Esrs2.
City 81 CaieEso. T1e Eoek Islzz1 and AtchI-
soas Cs-t1sr 81 which las 81 J1zis cz-.sG -
o31tas-n Indiana ana 0ais. ara z4rI5ez -Arly Il
cIg1s1., AMI Tie E@=1ing ended ;o1sy With Ia
&osc-u-@ refusal o. the Atc1i.oz 20 wItad-e- -
Objectionable rate The 4L.o1 asserts taat E-e
manipulation o. eIrezitoCs rog5e seksts b.
brokers' szs deaaorzlizL1z rzsez Al oEc[&l q
oEs o. re Interstate roads szt1 he r0z.G nos -
surprised 70 See he rsse drop 70 8 .gon Azz.4s
C..y 20 Chicago
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
A New County Read and Lawyers
Claim for EeR<.

Inc board q county commissioners yesterday
lsc ths contract for grading and pla1kiaE o-e
mile Of county rosd- beginning AZ the White
House and running soGFh- There were 4 zood
DsRy bidders, bit NsEE B-.anagan Vas TIE low
est and considered ire o-ssI. and be secured the
co1r-1e:- His oli ~zs- Gearing and grading
81 pe- acre. l12ber laid down. se5a per thoQ-
sand; zrub5ln- s19 removing earth. 3 cents
pr yard To e0Ep}sts TIE contract Will require
a. e.ose estimate 55l,4o3 feet OF lumber. while
-.lCo fse. OF earth all Asve 70 De grabbed and
graded Tie WORK VIII eo=t The county some
ting IKE si,5.u-
l. T. Turner, : lswyer, applied 20 the county
commissioners during the 5sT to- sss} alleged 20
BE d-e him iCr services Al attorney during
TIE receat SOUTH P4rS Land C0lapauy's suit. II
which I William Adams WAS defendant ead
King county plaintiff NJ. Adams hs1 house
bulk IN <he county road which crosses the IAa1
owned - his zpz1y, and the county coEzmls-
slocers oro1ga- suit f1r Is removal TIE case
vas decided II favor Of NJ. Adams. g1d the
Judge ceci1e1 Th.t King county must pay the
costs. Turner wss Adams attorney. and hs nCw
wants his tses-s30 The commissioners did
10. understand thar the county must pay the
deisncz2ts attorney, sid they viii no. tsks sc-
ton z sae matter until they have besa advised
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GREAT NORTHERN REPAIRS,
Building Bridge at Fairhayen-Roek
for the Shore Line.

A pile bridge 81 Elk beats = - - erected =,
tie point o. tEe Great Northern ro21 - Fair
haven where . e1lye:G ogE=g lev DAYS ago. A
p.Ledt.re: vas sent up the rozi yesterday % DO
ELe work
4 steam arm Is being uset 2 getting out rock
from tie Burlington quarry :or Use IL .lp-apDiog
TIE line aI0ug tAe shore. 2ad tweaty-.5x cars
~ere broagA. down o. Thursday io- tbs pur-
Fo-e.
Although i. requires 10 men - cleAr away
TIE constantly recurring slides, trains are -un-
Ming "a time
me ro1u4hogse in the ys-ds :, Boulevard il
practically su-sheI and : n csc Track scales
a-e 1e.1g erected Ihe-e
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Northern Pacific Ind aces Eastern Lines
10 Renew J oint Tarin

Notice las bern received by General Agent
Hadca1 O. tae Northern Pacific railroad that the
o1 rates On 4l'ahe- al shingles from POINT. on
tie Northern Pacjnc LAKE >core and seattle 4
Northern roads 20 upper Missouri river points
and - Louis, Via ;ts Chicago, Milwaukee < ~
Paul, The omaha = - Louis and the wabs 81
rails, Viii * Restored on December = These
Rates were cancelled on December + by
the connecting lines, and the Northern
fae,1e sought rev connecting lines which
would uaEe the sane .0ilE rates such Az
ralEemeu.s hsre ben made with several INES.
al now TIE Tostt which had caneelet me
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Good TemnIar. Atteptioui

By the Kind eoasea. OF Battle Lodge, No 10
there viii % : special meeting % Seattle Lodge
No 5, ! o. u Z, 4. TIE q. Il. Z hall, II The
Hineksey block, tonight saturday 81 80
prompt
Action . 80 De taken with reference 20 the
death 81 our late sister, Ms. Carrie V Denny.
and s-rSl geueuts made 20 take ps-. II the
funeral exercises On SuuGsy.
EVER Good Tenplar lodge n Seattle and va
cinlEy Is requested - - largely reEr=s.- ted ~
this meeting. also Is many district lodge mem
uz-s - possible are asked - attend
GEoEGE 2 CoTTEEfLL. Lodge Deputy
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Raising the swinornish Bridge.

A A Booth, % Aa4eo-tes, assistant engineer
O. iE.e Oregon Improvement Co2paay n charge
o. tie Construction OF shs ZsE Sss.tls & SC-zz-
err bE11ge across -w-2oGzis1 sl01ga, Was IL the
civ yesterday. re says rA&t re IS leg ming 70
-zSe the d-.vsp2n Of the bridge. and thsE u
VI * Swung iato paee 81 44z1.-T While
II "A beng raised Ire Oh Er1tgs, I-s=te sad
pl4rs via = tom cut, and ials viii require re
suspension OF freight tr4ric ioE four 6sys Pas
senger trazze Viii cs contIaEe1. Ea= passengers
ed their baggage be.ng Transferred across The
sio1ga bT ferry. Tas oEiigs FIJI be completed
ant ready fo- Erzlfie the 6-zt zeek Il Januarv
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l small shack =. tie corner Of Florence street
and Park avenue a. % - LAST night caught ire
and - burned 20 tie ground. The shack stood
on tie shore " LAKE, Washington. about three
blocks south Of Jackson street. and va
owned b John caxburg mill
hand An alarm was turned II b J. I Taylor
from box = Of the ere alarm system The de-
partzaent responded and chemical No 3 saved
81 81. Joining building from catching IRE Tie
shack was uair habige1. a. TIE owner Is s. pres
ent in British Col1rlbis, and the neighbo-s sad
TIE loss could not - over sl-a
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In, state riIItarv Ro.rd.

OLTsF-A a, Isec- Is pseiaL The meet ng o.
TIE military board called for ccday 70, the pur-
pee - drafting new r1ies snG regulations fo-
;as government Of tae National Guard was 10.
held owing 10 Use aLasGes Of General Curry and
Colonel PIKE. The ioYme- sent message that
ns eoul1 rot cone before January, bat tie Ia.cer
wired General - b-5ea that lie would ae here OF
NCueay next, ca waich day tie meeting viii
therefore &c he'd
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Why He Feels Twenty Years Younger.

Heppner, Or. !, July IS 1891
me stark Medicine Company, Portland Or
GENTLEhsN-Ar. 4. A. wren OF our town re
quests Us to send the enclosed letter to vou
ne mas been using 0. K. T. with such salts
factory results that he wished to inform
you. respectfully, SLOCUA-J JOHNSTON DRUG CO.
lac Stark 4e1hcrr Company Portland
behalf
orer .~e years haTe bee7 dy rx
noI ar TO
eetFsd sample sn Il r 70 u,ch
SL aa OF rozngrr
az
o. T:naes 6H r n tss ry
A. 4 RREa
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Railroad and corporatiep Note,

a : Durham, ee-prez5-eai, and Wesley
Wilson, manager OF tie Seattle Coal sut Iron
Company. returned yesterday from Green river.
Robert Burns, ,ha newly appointed general
agen: OF the freight department o. th= Cnioa
Pacific road to- ire Sound district. arrived II
th4 city from Portland yesterday and Will make
safe D.. heata as-ta-.
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..Mr.. Smith, ia CaIled for Her Letter.

4 few days ago tAs FosT- INTELLIGENCE pub
hsael os.e1 interview with Postmaster G,.s-
hih Davies n which lie expressed himself IN
vigorous terms regarding those persons who pIf
insafnc1elI addresses upon the4c letters. II IL
IGstfatlou OF his remarks se cited letter
received here and Sddsssse,. simply 10 Mrs
e'altA' seattle since ;ae day Of publication
tie pos'orlce has been overran vita Ms
smiths. each quite sure tat SIC vas the one
referred -.
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False Reports Prompted By Revenge
Watching fer More Bodies.

Watching fsr More Bodies
q ~ Die1j1sarr assistant g4-e-E- xups-.z-
se-1@Er- ard Z Z Earae-. -.s-er mechanic
. 80 SS-sAz-z Pacific r4z.-a81 vs-= Il -
e-ty y@s.s--ag, los5EIzz ov1r re co-p2zys prog
e-TE- NJ D4eklzz11 Ix-e - . PosE-LxTE-ZE-
szsCKz rspo-.s-;
* 12zt31 Side Las 81 Eea- ezzs-11 SWAY
ar - expected. - zc-e stsz .zs have oeez
tCz-1- 1.s EeEs-- Ehss = zete@z Italians we're
5--1@9 c--SGzz-S1 II -1z--ze Wiz s1--= zen
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Clearinc-House Vacation.

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Saturdays following Christmas sa3 New Years.
Acral Barker, the secretary, said yesterday
t1at il vss considered hardly worth wai.e 70
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1871. were s5-oS0,a IS, against s,G57.5sS for the
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THE SAN FRANCISCO
BOARD of HEALTH.

We, the members Of the Board of Health Of the
City and County OF San Francisco,
Cordially approve and recommend the
Royal Baking Powder. It IS absolutely
pure and healthful, composed Of the best
ingredients, of the highest strength and
character.
In our judgment it is impossible
make purer or stronger Baking Powder
than the Royal
Jos. R DAVIDSON, NJ D.
Henry NJ. FISKE NJ D.
CHAs. MCOUEsTEN, NJ D.
7. J. LEToURNEx, VI. D.
bzzs5srs SIR Frsxcac0 Bard Of Hs1l5.
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charges made against him in relation To the divorce
case in which he was involved several years ago.
THE CANADIAN CAMPAIGN.
SIR RICHARD CARTWRIGHT DISCLAINfS RE
SPONSIBILITY FOR FARRER'S ACTS.

HIS OPINION OF SIR JoHN-ATTITUDE OF THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH-MR. GIBsON's ELECTION.
Kingston, Ont, Feb. PA letter is published
here from Sir Richard Cartwright TO Henry Baw.
der. organizer of the Frontcnac Liberal Associa-
ton. Sir Richard writes, in part
H. As am informed MI &. \. EiIk aick, eN.Speaker
N the House Of Commons stated responsible
any act statement Of MF. Hrrcr. he has uttered dcb
crate faschCod well knowing the came to be false s for
the impden assertions OF Mr. Kirkpatrick and Others that
either Mr. LaUIier Liberal leader has entered
into troa ccsprdcies with parties in the United
States annexation Of Canada they stand in the same
nlacc and are entitled TO the belief should be
coied n any Ieancc Of Sir John Macdonald. who onca
pubcy declared he wished God ne corH catch Louis
el having siN months previously supplied said Iicl with
funds through Archbishop 1aschc. TO enable Re t. i've In
comfort in the United States.
As TO Mr. Farrcrs private views upon annexation what
ever they may be- they perfectly well known to Sr
John Macdonald and every OF his friend, long before
those worthless selected Mr. Farer to write their campaign
sheets in 1882 and acrward be Edtorinchic OF THE
Mail" for several years. while that journal sup
uor,er Of Sir John Macdonald. The true anneNaonst'
are the who have driven million Of eood Canadians
from Canada the Uned in the last ten
Montreal, Feb. 2j.-It is suited on trustworthy
authority that the Roman Catholic Church has as
yet only sounded the first note. and that before
election day a collective pastoral letter. signed
by all the Archbishops and Bishops in Quebec, Will
be issued, defining their attitude This pastoral
will probably be read in all the Roman Catholic
churches in the Province on Sunday next.
Chicago, Feb. "a dispatch to The Inter
Ocean" from Ottawa says: The Dominion Gov
ernmcnt received n severe blow oday in the ccc-
tiOn of Mr.. Gibson. Provincial Secretary Of the
Ontario Government Nine months ago Mr. GlD-
son defeated by the Conservatives. This
illustrates the reaction in Ontario in favor OF the
Liberal party and their policy of unrestricted
reciprocitY.'