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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 1, 1878, Winnipeg, Manitoba I 1 telegraphic Canadian news. Colonization railways. The Southern route. Ing As his reason for withholding his Signa Ture that honesty demanded that the obligations of the government in Gold should be held inviolable. The House of representatives immediately proceeded to Repass the Bill amid great excitement. Or. Cox of new York demo crat pronouncing the implied accusation a charge of fraud from a was called to order but the speaker refused to reprimand him. Tho Bill was passed by both houses Over the veto. S t. Patrick s society. Mackenzie on his defence. Attacks by Ryan and Trow. European news. The Eastern question notice of regular communication of St. John s Lodge . A.m., no. 4 g.r.m., will be held in masonic Hall Winnipeg wednesday evening March ctr 1878. Visiting Brethren cordially invited to attend. By order j. B. Ferguson 127-Rao Secretary. Regular monthly meeting to be held at on tuesday the 5th lust., at theoflice of my Philllps . By order of the president. 7 p. If in. Jeo. In 1-5 m. O c. Macdermot Secretary. C a e d Shadow possibility of a change. Vacillation of Austria deported specially for the free Priess. Ottawa feb. 28. In the House of commons yesterday or. Mills introduced a Bill to facilitate the colonization of Manitoba and the North West by the construction of railways assisted by Grants of Dominion lands. Or. Kirkpatrick moved for the report of the engineers memorials Etc., relating to the Survey and location of the Pacific rail Way Between the red River and Battleford. Lie referred to the importance of the ques Tion of the settlement of the country the Superior nature of the lands South of Lake Manitoba and said he would like to see the location changed. In regard to the Tele graph line the surveyors had stated it would pass through a Prairie country whereas for _ a Hundred and forty Miles it passed through j a dense Wood. Or. Ryan argued in favor of making a change in the line. He said unless this done Marquette would be left without Railroad communication except what Pri vate Enterprise supplied. At present farm ers in the country Laboured under great Dis advantages. On National grounds not Sim ply on local he thought a change should be . He did not agree with the propositions of the Premier in 1875 As to his Rea sons leading him to change the route. He cited authorities in support of his position and trusted the government would recon Sider their decision. Or. Mackenzie said that or. Ryan stated very correctly that the location of the Paci fic railway should be governed by considerations of policy As Well As of engineering but these questions were sometimes closely connected. The idea had been to make the main Road As Short As possible and to follow the direction of the arable lauds found in the North West territories. Except for the first one Hundred Miles tie Northern route offered the greatest advantages for Settle ment. Or. Ryan had charged him with speaking what was not True. The state inputs he had were not his but those of the engineers persons who had traversed the line. Hon. Gentlemen had stated that the muskets East where much greater than to the West of red River. The profile of the adopted route was very favourable while that of the Southern route presented Many difficulties one a River 250 feet below the general level of the Prairie. To Cross another the Road would have to be length ened nine Miles. As to what or. Jarvis had said which had been quoted they had season to believe what was said before Tho committee. The government were bound to consider local interests so lung As they did not conflict with Tho general inter i. Kirkpatrick had Light of the increasing of the length of the Road by Twenty Miles but the House must remember that this would entail an expense of two dollars to every passenger for time and from Twenty to thirty cents per ton for freight. The information offered by or. Fleming and or. Marcus Smith had not been impugned. The government had no Rea son to believe they had a mistake. If led astray they would not hesitate to Correct themselves. In the interest of the Public they protested against the tone of or. Ryan s speech and considered his state ments were not sufficient to induce the government to sacrifice the contrary statements of messes. Rowan and Mcleod regarding the Northern route showing that the reports about muskets were untrue and that there was an equally Fertile country. The govern ment Hod done everything in their Power to obtain information As to the two routes and Uhny had chosen the course believed to be in the general interest of the country. In reply to or. Tupper or. Mackenzie stated that the Road had been located but so Jong As it was not actually constructed if it was Felt that the engineers had Iny mistake it was quite possible yet. With the Sanction of parliament to make a deviation. It would have been useless to make or. Smith pass Over the country unless the government believed the change was possible if found desirable by or. Smith. Or. Trow South Perth spoke generally in favor of the Southern route. Or. Kirkpatrick expressed his satisfaction at learning that the government might Yot change the route. He was still speak ing when the House adjourned. Ottawa March 1. The discussion of the Pacific railway route renewed yesterday. Or. Kirkpatrick finished his speech. Or. Mackenzie replied going Over the same ground As previously. Nothing new was elicited. After recess an excited discussion ensued on the motion of or. Langevin for correspondence on the letting of contracts for the Welland canal. This brought up the let Ting of contracts generally the Premier challenging the opposition to formulate charges of political favouritism and have the question investigated. This the opposition declined to do alleging that parliamentary committees were partizan or. Mackenzie or. Tupper or. I Huntington or. Blake or. Cameron or. Landerkin or. Plumb or. Domville or. Dymond or. Robinson and or. Mccarthy took part the debate being wound up for the night by a speech from or. Rymal. The House adjourned at 1.35 . City auction Mart. Messes. Dufour co. Would remind parties having any description of live Stock or effects for , and if entrusted with them for Sale at Public auction which is the Best medium for disposing of same they Cun rely upon fair prices and prompt Cash returns immediately after each Sale. N at least two Days notice must be Given to enable them to advertise same. A a ancient landmark an emergent meeting will be held on n monday March 4th, . 5878, at .30 . Brethren Are requested to attend visitors cordially invited Fly f27-m-l y. A considerable exp Man who has had considerable experience in bum Nohs employment in any situation where he can himself generally useful. Could take charge of a gentleman s Garden. Good references dross a free Pii Esb Branch office. Fraternization of turks and russians. Defence of British interests. W. N Dufour co. Auctioneers. The City drug Stork for Sale cheap Ono Quarter Section in township 10. Apply Athl Soffle t o first class business stand now occupied by messes. Thornton Sutherland is a grocery and provision store. Possession Given on april 1st next. For terms j John Mckenney. T Champion meat tweber Archibald barrister attorney solicitor Cal doll co s. Drug main Street Winnipeg. Etc. Giorc the terms of peace. Reported failure of the con Ference. Parliamentary opposition silent condensed from of Kkt Besh. Cablegram specially for the St. Paul March 1. The London times says that the present vacillation of Austria is More dangerous to peace than a Resolute expression of military purposes. Negotiations Are proceeding be tween Russia and Servia to allow Russia to occupy Belgrade if a conflict with Austria Trott Melville have on hand a full Stock of drugs chemicals Dye stuffs perfumery and toilet articles. Money to loan on Good mortgage Security. Of Jim Canada life Assurance company established also news. Veto of the Silver Bui. Carried Over the president s veto condensed from Tho new York associated reports specially for the Fiske phe3s. Saw Yoke feb. 23, 3 . Gold closed. 1.0jjj. Sterling 60 Days sight 4.85. St. Paul March president Haye s yesterday sent his veto message on the Silver Bill to Congress give should become inevitable. A correspondent at Pera says that Lussia will make a great pretence of eagerly de fending the terms of peace before the Powers but will finally yield enough to satisfy them and then arrange a programme for a a russian protectorate Over Turkey in Europe and Asia according to Tho terms of their secret agreement. A Pera correspondent says that Tho rus Sian and turkish lines at san Stufano Are separated by a Little River. The russian and turkish sentries stand 011 either end of a Bridge one Hundred feet Long. Tho Oil cers and men of the two armies in a remarkable manner. Renouf Pasha minister of War has thanked the grand Duke Nicho Las for the excellence of his arrangements. Crowds of visitors and Petty traders from constantinople Are seen in Tho russian Camp daily. In the House of commons last night sir Stafford Northcote stated that the govern ment were still uninformed of the final conditions of peace but if they injuriously affected British interests Tho government would take the proper course to protect those interests. This declaration was received with loud cheers. A constantinople despatch dated to Day says that the greater part of Tho russian conditions has been accepted by the Porte. It is expected that the treaty will be signed next tuesday. The delay was caused by the turks objecting to the inclusion o f Salonic and de Baratch in Bulgaria. The Rumor pointing to a possible rupture of the negotiations appears to have been unfounded although tie question relative to the turkish sleet is said to have been serious. The London morning papers abound in details of warlike preparations in Progress. Some militia colonels have been notified that their regiments will to required for permanent duty. The militia will be armed with Martini Henry rifles immediately upon their embodiment. A Vienna despatch states that the a Hommedal land owners in Bosnia have sent a deputation to Vienna asking for annexation to Austria. The St. Petersburg Golos Calls for the occupation of the Dardanelles by the rus sians. The Gazelle de n i so 1 1 10 15 10 i 70 is so 00 22 10 2li 29 the choicest Stock and Anythia Eryou want in Dea ers in cattle sheep hogs Etc. Vegetables always on Harry Prinn Saiid free delivery in parts or rho Cuy ntcapol1s St. Paul link. Min Pion beb now til h he j Toms at next division in 1kko. A. 0. Ramsay managing dim Tor. Ii. Hills it i i Lary. Moomow John Garvin aident for Manitoba. Superintendent of agencies. Kdwa1u Unson m.d., medical adviser persons now residing in Manitoba who have been insured in this company elsewhere Are icon Day requested to give the agent a Call at his 3rd door South of merchants Hank. 271-278 Edward Mohow. C. W. Radiger pro. Brewery company deliver ale Winnipeg at t wholesale dealers 30 Ota. Per wine gallon wines orders left it a. A. B. Bruin Utynok b Szorc or lit j. Turner co u. Brick warehouse will Rooe Ivo prompt Witlen tinn. Porno afield Siram soul Henry Soare Are Tho authorized agents of the com Pany for the Sale and delivery of ale either in bottles or casks. Robt dim Strang manager. T act amending acts. Of 1875 and in the matter of Mcmeken Taylor insolvent. Notice is hereby Given that accounts due the above estate have been sold to or. John Mcdonald Winnipeg who is thereby Molly authorized to collect and give receipts for the same. John Balsillie official Assignee. Winnipeg 2nd january 1878. Ref Arphice to the above notice it is re that parties indebted to the estate make pin f Hurtt Fri John Mcdonald. 3-1. J216 spirits cigars. Q a21 1878. The four part wkly Iuo views Blackwood s Magazine. 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