Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, May 30, 1877

Issue date: Wednesday, May 30, 1877
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Tuesday, May 29, 1877

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Pages 1 - 4 of the Winnipeg Free Press May 30, 1877.

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 30, 1877, Winnipeg, Manitoba Wodni soday May 1877. Son As or. Sonoc is As an agent her for gentleman of his discretion can to arrange Tho matters of his business that will make this route not Only n pleasant one but to most economical and expeditious of any of Tho modes by which the Canadian Immi Grant can Roach his Homo in Trio far North West. May a Homo despatch says Signor chief inspector of police at to Para showed much Liim Ness against the brigands at the time of the capture of an English subject or. Rose. On the night of Tho 15th Signor House was Des ironed by an explosion of Gunpowder him Al this wife and two sons escaped alive though severely hurl. The House had been secretly undermined. Tot a Wax Axtt. An Ontario contemporary utters a timely warning to those engaged in the liquor traffic to prepare for the arrival of the inevitable Day when their occupation will to abolished by prohibitory legislation. Tho Dunkin act which has been practically a dead letter in Ontario for some years is now being Tho agitation for Tho adoption of its principle is becoming general. A by Law for carrying it into Ell get is shortly to be submitted to the ratepayers of Toronto and its promoters Are very sanguine that it will to carried. Should this exploit be achieved we May reasonably Hope that the moral influence of the Victory would so encourage the advocates of Temperance in other municipalities that the Campaign would become general. This is a legitimate and practical method of testing i he Oft repeated declaration that Tho country is pro pared for prohibition and if a majority of the constituencies thus declare themselves favourable to the principle parliament can not do otherwise than pass a Law in Accord Ance with Public sentiment. A question then in regard to the claims set up by those concerned in Tho liquor tin tie to receive compensation Tor the Legal interruption caused to a business which is now car ried on under Tho special Protection and surveillance of the Law. Whatever the abstract rights of people holding such vested interests May be it is very doubtful whether the victors would be willing to Grant indemnity to those whom they Are accustomed to regard As licensed to kill body and soul when they have after a hard Battle finally put Down what is a generally acknowledged evil. There is at any rate no certainty that any compensation will be forthcoming Aiyub if those interested Tail to read the signs of the and to withdraw their Cap Tal before the sweeping change comes they must like others who speculate upon Uncer Tain grounds be contented to accept the consequences. A Story comes from St. Johns Newfoundland in relation to dark deeds perpetrated on the Remote parts of the past of that Colony it seem that the Frires. Of several wrecked Are known j to have been murdered by persons pursuing the avocation of wrecker and who it is tie commends deep Pilim a the Only dared do not hesitate to show false lights t hat can possibly top tin washing away of along the Shore to Decoy ships set King a j land threatened now with Sperdu de Harbor to inevitable destruction. Has Boon Moro or less confusion at Trio be ginning of every season when the first Ca Nadian boats have brought their heavy loads of freights and their crowded deck loads of passengers. But with Tho Advent of Tho immigration agent or. Sponge to take charge of affairs Horo and his being so thoroughly competent to Havo charge of so irksome a Lino of business we believe that his services will Intro greatly to the advantage of both the immigrants and Tho government lie re presents. Tho people of Chi Luth Havo a special interest in having so capable a per the Ell get of the european War on the Grain product of the i United states has Boon investigated by Tho Bureau of statistics Ami the result is altogether encouraging. It appears that irom sept. Is vol to april 1, of this year the period since the Harvest there have been placed in the English mar Ket from this country i a 7. 1, in i bushels of wheat against Lily for the correspond ing period of the year before showing a crease of Over i of bushels in our exportation of wheat to England for the Bailie Date. The importation into Ireal Britain from other sources has been nearly bushels against of Tho previous year. This shows that there is quite Adelicio in a a Norland As compared with former years. The Ell get of this will be to stimulate american Export Titus of Grain very largely in the opinion of the Hureau. It of i 9sliiutu Ait i it n silo. Kulton to. I Ivlin we learn Ihal Edar f Ltd in this county is in a hapless condition. All Hope of saving the town has been abandoned and the pc pie Are moving out. All the houses that Leicil pushed Back to spot will Ako be ignite a number of convicts at to Stop Lii Ravaris of the Riser but their labors Are hardly Milli Cion to accomplish so Dill cult a task. Apt. Kids the 17i a. Thomas co. To. General agents to kits Kok Decker Bros. Piano Fortes. Hazelton Bros. Mason Hamlin organs. Burdett Bulford Bros. Publications. Lovell Adam Wesson go s. Publications. The Boss auction room. J has ills i Vulso a won h or could be moved a Iho Hills. The Spring and summer goods which must lie Mill a any prod. A comply i Ussi it Miril i Ilg ends furnishing goods boots and shoes dry goods and clothing. A i luf overalls and jackets item Vrr in Oiin lit into importers of Staple and fancy dry goods o371 lie accusation made against a specs a certain till lord mayor has family who undertook to Pilot a shipwrecked Lor the imprisoned miners and Crew to the capital. While crossing a Pond heir rescuers the unfortunate Mariner were shot Down from behind and their bodies after being robbed pushed under the ice through a Hole Cut specially for the purpose. The chief Constable at m. Lohn s has been ordered to investigate the matter and some Steps j your shop without Locking in a to put a top to such villainous practices m l 1 re 1 i 1 i 1 doctor it is rumoured Are applying for positions in the turkish army. This is indeed help for Lii Issia from an unexpected source. Tin orientals Are very trusting to Radi author. Are von Notafraid to away from Ivi suns id Sill Aii Chinn Wii Ltd in will in a. M i All Ashi i i list stain in ill i i of is dirt i Lii ill s id s. Fri it i uly of Ules i i Lii Silny Tanir Stav a Al run Uditis Ami i minus. J. A. Wright n Jinni a lir i i for t in l in v Aii l i l is Ini i 120 cases of general goods fancy goods tweeds and c a the hosiery. Gloves Etc. I u r i kiss i p an Lii Jii i l Ion. San a unil to Els. In. R Ani v s h urn i Ami in i in i .1 i i i i r i dollars Worth of clothing tin1 i it will doubtless soon lie made by the colonial the Man Colet ther not a Christian within three Miles. Government. An Early settlement of the j it Mot French Shore Silti cuties and the enforce engaged in Active professional Olio intent of Law and order whore at present literally have no tinu1 for illness bet Plieni there is neither become More than Ever the necessity of the. Hour but probe by the most promo tiny Panacea for Tho evils complained of in Newfoundland would be found in Early confederation with the. Dominion. To j i Yijin d lilith i i Riihl. At Las. government has by Tho slow process of red tape discovered the advantages which Init flu grow out of having a local Imrij ration agent stationed at Duluth Wiio could facilitate the travel regulate Tho entries and make himself useful generally to the Canadian immigrants and be of Benefit to Tho Dominion government in their Endeavor to populate their vast pos sessions in the North West. A Duluth and the Northern l acidic route will be the most convenient Road during the period of Navi gation for transit from All Points in Canada to the great wheat District of British Ameri Ca and admirable has been the selection of or. Thomas Spence of Manitoba As the immigration agent of the Dominion govern ment for Trio purposes of his appointment. When the first Canadian Steamer the Ora. Made her rapid initiative trip to Duluth in 1st i with a Large cargo of freight and a goodly list of passengers. Was a port of delivery Anil Nota port of entry and by Law no article of Commerce was permitted to to. Landed at our docks As a proper origin Al customs entry. Hut without the lore thought o enquiring into the status of ail airs those most interested in the Canad an Steamboat traffic and travel to the Cana Dian Frontier across american territory seemed to think least of making arrange menu to carry out Especial object. Ii ence the boat was refused permission to land her goods until Tho collector of the District who was located at karmic the would Send a special agent to take charge of the same at thir port. After a Short delay Trio Deputy collector at Superior City was made a special inspector and by virtue of his red tape authority to assumed to take charge of the goods which were ready to be landed by the excited and hot headed Ollices of the Chicora who deemed the delay an in sult almost to the canadians Whoso thoughtlessness brought Thorn to a port where it was unlawful for them to land their goods and which goods had they been landed when the boat first touched the Dock would have been deemed to have been contraband. It was not Long however before our govern ment established a Deputy collector at Duluth who was put in charge of the customs entries while the Surveyor of customs be came a Mero nominal officer and after the Tho passing of the Law making Duluth a customs District with a collector Tho office of Surveyor ceased on the appointment of Tho collector of Tho District. Still during All this period of time from the Landing of Tho Chicora on her first trip up to the present year there become Idle let them Lake care of them selves let them think their health and they die. The rust rots the Teel which use Pio Sorves. h. L. Reynolds. 170 prs. White 2i Point 100 3 25 4 200 indigo Blue asst. Sizes. 225 yes. Duffle. 84 prs. Mole and Cord pants. Trio a boar named k unil by Trio Balo. Will to sold Lor Cost 30 urls. Walker s whiskey my or. 10 also 11 Nice of 7ii22m h. L. Reynolds h Block. Monk to co., Cess ors to it. Coso City i foal will lie Reafler be i Moinul at Tail Imo. 9, new Market whore they will keep constantly on Luul the very Best meats and game in its season. M3m new Youk Swincki Macirin is Mill is in univ s than any outhit t uni Pany Suhl. Lloil i i Atri ii Wantt in fur Saintulia r. C. H1ckok, i Linen i or into si., Toronto Mil i . do twas wines spirits and cigars in St Dekuyper a red Jin. Freon Mitchell s Irish a Hiskey in jars flasks and quarts. Riun Sny s scotch Bartonec fun Estir s and Bass Ami quarts. I and quarts. Ilon noisy s and quarts. V.o., pints skirts. Jules Jav Ohio in Wood and Glass. I net castillion lir Andy in tasks. Nutrell co Lirane s linger ale. Gorman and English English soda water. Also the usual assortment of wines and liquors a21 Oil m 23 "33 2tl of t l l l i s Xiv. A. I Gap. Notre Dame Street carpets curtains Wall paper jugs table covers Etc. Just arrived a Large Oonsa gement of which we Are enabled to offer at forty cents 4oc. Per Yard. R. Newspaper a ;