Connecticut western news., 1911-09-28
RECIPROCITY BEATEN
 BY CANADIA1 VOTERS
Liberals DGCisiV3Iy Det5aiGd 2t
 Polls by Conservatives.

Ten hours after the polls closed the returns for the general election in Canada showed a net gain for the Con servative party of twenty-three seats in parliament. The details are not com plete. but the summary was as fol lows:
 Ontario. thirty Conservatives elected and three Liberals: Quebec, twelve Conservatives and twenty-two Liber als: New Brunswick, five Conserva- tives and six Liberals; Nova Scotia. seven Conservatives and seven Liber- als; Prince Edward Island. two Con servatives and two Liberals; Manitoba. five Conservatives and no Liberals; Alberta one Conservative and DO Lib eral.
 At the present 1t is regarded as pos sible that the Conservatives may get majority against reciprocity, and 1t seems certain that if the Liberals are returned to power 1t will be with such a small majority as to be almost un- workable
 The election has aroused a tremen dous amount of interest. the polling being the heaviest on record
 A remarkable feature of the election is that Hon. W. s. Fielding, minister of finance, and Hon. William Paterson. minister of customs. the two men who put through the reciprocity agreement. ar both beaten. and other cabinet min isters who are defeated include Hon. George Graham. minister of railways, and Sir Frederick Borden, minister of militia; Mackenzie King, minister of labor, and Jacques Bureau. solicitor general, almost a clean sweep of the cabinet
 Later returns show that 116 Con- servatives and seventy-four Liberals have been elected. There are twenty two more seats to hear from.
 Articles of incorpora-
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 NEWS Game Protective and HAPPENINGS. Propagation society with its principal office in New York city have been filed with Secretary of State Lazansky of New York. The organization is national in character and works for the protection and propagation of game throughout the country.
 Mrs. Winnotta Brady of Golden Bridge. N. r., has received a permit to carry a revolver. Mrs. Brady told the captain who issued the permit that she and her four-year-old son lived alone on the Brady estate, and she thought it was necessary that she should carry a revolver at all times, and especially on the estate.
 Robert Bruce. the $5,Ooo Scotch col lie, the pride of Fl. B. Huntington's estate in Pasadena, Cal. was captured by the pound keeper. After frantic calls had been made on the police to find the missing collie the pound keeper discovered 1t was in a pen with a dozen vagrant CUTS. The valuable dog was promptly rescued
 The people of Albany. N. r.. were genuinely excited when a report spread that William Barnes, Jr., the chairman of the Republican state committee, had dropped dead in front of the Fort Or ange club. The report proved to be erroneous.
 Haunted by his friends because his ball team was put out of the running in the city amateur championship race, George Bain, nineteen years old, man. ager of the Bras, of Cleveland, O., shot Il l. g.- Izs. hospital.
 The demolition of Boston's famous courthouse has furnished a curious mystery in the failure of workmen to locate the cornerstone in which copies of newspapers. coins and public docu- ments were sealed at the time of its erection.
 Before she died Mrs. Sarah NJ Sheid ley of Kansas City. Mo-. divided prop. erty valued at $3,OOO,OOO among he. relatives. By this action the state lose $15O,00O that 1t might otherwise have claimed under the state inheritance tax.
 Charges that Joseph Letter had failed to make payments on notes given for wheat in his attempt to corner the market in 1897 and 1898 were entered in suit for S3OO,OOO filed by F. H Peavey & Go. of Chicago. The Rev. Thomas E. Sherman, son ot General William Tecumseh Sherman and brilliant lecturer of the Jesuits has been sent to the insane asylum at San Jose. Cal, after trying to end his | life with revolver.
 Fifteen hundred employees of the Detroit United Railway company are on strike. and not a street car Is run ming in the city. The men get 23 25 and 28 cents an hour. They demand 25 and 30 cents. Searching parties from San Fran cisco seeking F. B. Washburn, a miner who is believed to be wandering or the Mojave desert, have lost the trail Hope of his being found alive has beer l abandoned.
 The pack of pink salmon on Puger sound this season is expected 10 tota