Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 3, 1890, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg oct. A free press. Koi Uno and a Vining tone a by wet sunday at full a. A. And four o clock p. A. Respectively at win nips. By Manitoba free press co. R. . Director and editor in chief. I lature should declare that thew schools in the Ter National Boundary and port Arthur and other Eastern Ponca. Local and through rates shall be fair and reasonable. This will make the of wheat from Portage la Prairie Winnipeg and intermediate Points to Duluth 21 ten to per 100 on july 27, 1888, the rate "2t per 100 and All the Northern Pacific done or agreed to do wan not to charge Over it to confound the pretence that the edition by Mao tear hex Hoathi Mouth h. Strictly in Alvanos. Im17 homing bras fees dub vend la Wlms Lief evening int fam and Sun de vend la Muni 20 Centi per week 75 per month of tar Lone Montt. 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How much better it would have been assuming that legislation was necessary Catholic districts Are to be regarded As for the purpose of religions exercises from the Public which Are acceptable to All other denominations but in which Catholic exercises May not any More than any other sectarian exercises be allowed and if we go thus far what More is practically involved in permitting roman catholics where they have a Popula Tion Large enough for that purpose to form a school exclusively for Catholic children in which they shall enjoy these privileges in Short or. Fisher takes the Ontario tem As his Model. He is old enough to have followed its working almost from the begin Ning and old enough to remember the difficulties of which that system was the Settle ment. Liberal leaders like the late George Brown and the Eon. Alex. Mackenzie and staunch protestant like the late Rev. Or. Ryerson who would have preferred an nonsectarian National system were compelled to admit that it was impossible of attainment to accept the com Promise which was afterwards made a basis of confederation. Or. Fisher does not pretend to be greater or Wiser than they and he recognizes in the circumstances of Manito. A even greater reasons Why the minority Here should be considered. address on the whole situation in the breadth and toleration of its views in its masterly exposition of every material Point bearing on the Case and in its sturdy grasp of the difficulties and How to meet them at. Once raise the author of it to the Topmost height of provincial states Manship. It is besides an endors Tiou of the course taken by the free press in its treatment of the question and of the Wisdom or policy of raising it in the manner in which it was forced upon the Public. What the address condemns the free press has condemned and nearly every thing it approves the free press has approved. And to the views expressed in it the people will if they have not already done and earnestly Giae. It re quires Only that the situation in All its phases be thoroughly understood to insure the condemnation of the policy pursued by the government. The following eloquent which More thin the electors of Russell will read with thoughtful interest present an and. Mirable epitome of the whole Case when i look at the experience of Ontario and the result of the agitation there when i read the utterances of great statesmen and fair minded men confessing that time and experience have taught them that the Ideal National system which they had supported with the warmest enthusiasm in their Days of youth and inexperience was impossible of attainment and impracticable in operation whet i recall the compact entered into in Ontario and Quebec As the Best solution of r. Difficulty they had struggled with for a decade that compact being entered a _ parliament in rate to 21 tests of the Northern s and , reduced in anticipation vent it is Only necessary to say that it was adopted and put into Force on the 15th september 1837, Long before the Northern thought of and Long before there was a Greenway government. These Are the local of the government Are unscrupulous enough to say anything but they have never attempted to deny or explain them away. They have known that it would be useless and in one respect at least have shown prudence. The Mai Hope to sucked where the organs dare not even make the attempt the whole Northend Pacific Deal hinged on this maximum if it had not been understood that there was to be reduction of rates the bargain would never have gone through. The government deliberately de. Cei Ved the House and the country in order to get it through representing that there was to be a reduction when it knew there was no reduction. By deceit and falsehood the bargain was consummated. It waa precisely the same As the trick of any common swindlers. This is a fact which has not been denied and can not be denied. What has the mail got to say to it Effiom either the Dominion government or the Dominion parliament i see nothing to expect on our part but a decision Adverse to the spirit of our recent legislation. I see no reason to doubt that the majority of the com Mons will still vote As our own or. Greenway did in 1875. And by legislation of the do minion parliament we shall in that event and to that extent be absolutely bound. In words we have not the Power i repeat to legislate finally on this question and our legislation is liable and Likely to be reversed by an appellate Fisher to the electors of if school system had been amended and improved in each a manner As to command the support of All denominations. As it is there is nothing but confusion ahead. Or. Fisher sees a Strug Gle in the courts followed by Appeal after a peal until the Case reaches the privy Council. And should it be Given in favor of the province which is exceedingly unlikely there remains the Appeal to the Dominion government and parliament which must be heard and answered As the Constitution directs. Thus is the question so unwisely raised Likely to be made a foot Ball of Between parties and factions in Dominion politics with the almost certain re sult of having our opinions reversed at of an Ideal system theoretically is a Good thing to aim at says or. Fisher but in practice we have to seek rather a system that can be worked with Success. In the matter of eduction More perhaps than any Othir ques tins with which we have to Deal the ultimate Success of the system is dependent upon the extent to which it is approved by All classes and denominations. Our Pur pose i repeat is not simply to abolish Separ ate schools but to establish schools which will unite catholics and protestants a Happy unison. My doubt is whether that can be accomplished by coercive legislation such a we have just passed and whether that legislation under existing circumstances will not in fact tend in exactly the contrary or Fisher then proceeds to detail at length the essentials of a school system which in his judgment would Oest suit the circumstances in Thia province. They Are substantially the same As recommended at an Early stage in the agitation by , late superintendent of education and supported then and since by the free press. We quote or Fisher the slate should provide for the establish ment of schools for elementary education available to All classes on equal terms. Ther the state should give such Liberal Aid As the Public Treasury can afford for the purpose of furnishing such education. That Aid should be Given with the single View of furnishing into by the Best minds in the in i know that the intention of creating this province by repeating in terms that were made applicable to our at the Union the restraining clauses of the con federation act was to secure to catholics Here the same rights that were by that com pact guaranteed to those in Ontario when i know that the Catholic minority relied on such being the meaning As Well As the intention of the Law when i reflect that the Only possibility of our having the Power to abolish separate schools lies in the Chance of the Manitoba act not having the effect intended at the time it was made Law when i consider that even that possibility has to be settled by litigation to be carried at our expense through All the courts to the foot of the throne and to be determined perhaps in the end against As when i am reminded that in any event our Power to legislate is not final but subject to Appeal to the opinion of the Dominion executive or of the Dominion parliament against the opinion of our legis lature when i read once More the urgent a peal made by the Domini i n parliament to the legislature of new Brunswick that was in no Way restricted As to its Powers not hampered by past that it might concede separate schools in a province when they had never been established and when i am met by the fact that in pursuance of the provisions of our constitutional act our own Legisla Ture with unanimous vote Nineteen years ago created denominational schools Here which the minority have continued to enjoy under our own Laws Evar since i say that when i consider All these and i am bound to give them i have not the shred of a doubt that the More prudent course would have been to offer to the minority a Concession in the. Shape of a system such As i have described rather than venture on so turbulent a sea As we Are now sailing come cations. The Protection of game. Anew pastor. Rev. J. K. Unsworth b. A in stalled in Maple St. Church. An association of congregational churches formed a Public meeting by several ministers. The first Council of congregational churches Ever held in Manitoba took place yesterday afternoon having been called by the Central Church of Winnipeg to devise As to the forma Tion of a second Church. It attended by the following Portage la Prairie Rev. . Gerrie and or. John Dodimead Wood Bay Rev. James Mckinnon Rev. . Mason and or. J. F. Howard Jamestown Dakota Rev. Ewing Fargo Dakota Rev. E. Stickney Central Church Winnipeg Rev. H. Pedley and Rev. D. H. Jacobs. Rev. A. Gerrie was elected Moderator and Rev. C. Mason scribe. After All the evidence had been presented to the Council the following Resolution was unanimously adopted this Council very cordially endorses the action of Noee who have been connected with this Enterprise and expresses its Joy at the evidence of the Luccese which been attained. The Maple Street Church was then formed by the Rev. A. Genie leading the Mem Bers in the form of covenant which was to be the basis of the Church. The names of thirty one charter members were enrolled a Call from the Maple Street Church to the Rev. J. K. Unsworth to the pastorate was then formally voted and accepted. After the examination of the candidate the following Resolution unanimously passed that this Council heartily approves of the inst Luv Tio Nof the Rev. J. K. Una Worth and proceeds to induct him into his charge. The Council proceeded to form the Manitoba congregational association which is to meet every six months in May and novem Ber for the discussion of matters pertaining to the furtherance of the cause inthe province. The first meeting of the association will be held next month in the Central Church. The pub Liu meeting. Last evening the Maple Street Church was Well filled on the occasion of the Public meet ing held in connection with the formation of the new Church. Rev. A. Gerrie the 1st. They Ere first class value. 2nd. They Are free Limo Ferb. 3rd. They Are uniform always the same. Thirty seven Otheir blinds and a full Supply West. Write or Proia. City promptly delivered. Dawson bold of. The first time in the history of the City that they had had. Inch a grand Chance to shake bands with congregational Rev. James Mckinnon told Bow he hat heard or. Unsworth preach first Sermon and had been impressed with the conviction that the Pale faced Young would Rit to distinction. He Badu thu pastor and peo pie god Speed in their work. The service was closed by Rev. Or. Pedley Western footballers beaten too mounted police team no Hatch for the Winnipeg players. The football match yesterday afternoon be tween a team of the Winnipeg club and a team of the . Police resulted in a hollow Victory for the Formis. The match played at the old driving Park and was witnessed by a goodly number of citizens the fair sex being particularly Well represented. The police band was present and added much to the pleasure of the afternoon by rendering a programme of martial and other airs. The visitors were clearly no match for the Winni Eggers and were outplayed All round though they made a plucky struggle and did not allow their opponent ii to have a simple walk they certainly possess the right sort of material for football players but Are sadly deficient in practice. The teams were composed of the following i Olimb. Macdonald. Rainham. Macnamara. Currier. Arnott. Honeyman. Heffernin Stewart. Forwards. i Blar j a. Tull Lorimer Cook Larence Tulloch Smith Ujj Illnois Denton to the editor of the free press. Omission from the revised game Law of the clause prohibiting the Sale of Prai Rie chickens Baa been the cause of much com plaint throughout the province and there Are very few who do not regret it. We have bore in maa Zioba a splendid sporting country and judging from of the native in As file habits world it and finest game can be re such for Many years with Bird trained proper game Protection but protected it must be with the utmost vigor. The prone Cial legislature in years Baa shown a willingness to enact Good Protection Laws when suggested and if they have blundered in the recent revision of the act it seems to me they Are not alone to blame. We who Call ourselves sportsmen must share to some extent the blame for not having taken the precaution to Point out to the legislature the necessity of Protection to game and for not having urged the passage of proper Laws. We a in Winnipeg and at other inn clubs also a Field trial club and a game Protection association All of great interest to sportsmen but All comparatively Small clubs and with no joint action and none of them really in Posi Tion to speak for the sportsmen of the pro Vince. It to me if we had these All combined in one Good Strong Manitoba sports men s club with a membership composed of All the genuine sportsmen in the country we could act to some advantage. There is no reason to Moderator presided. A hymn waa Ming and Rev. E. Slick Uey read a scripture lesson Kev. Ewing offered prayer and Rev. H. 8. Mason scribe read the minutes of the Council held in the afternoon As published above. Rev. J. K. Tinsworth addressed the congregation. He said thus he stood before them now for the first Tim As the pastor of their Church. He hid come first because he was Christian secondly because god bad called him into the Chiist Iau ministry. Over three years Aijo he had been ordained in the Church in Paris and had been told by his father that from his infancy Bis parents had dedicated him to . H. Wing. _ , h. Wing. Nor Siax jenkins.1 of Arfer Back. Beckett _ drupp.1 three Quarter Dock. Tulloch the first half of the game with the exception of a very Fine run by Hugh Tullock was confined to scrimmages at half time the score standing twelve Points to one in favor of the Winnipeg team. After half time the police kicked off. Norquay obtained the Ball by a Good run and brought it Down into the police Twenty five where after several scrimmages the police had to touch Down in self defence. After the kick off from the Twenty five Tulloch a splendid run brought the Ball in close quarters to the police line where Sevell hard Crim midges ensued the police forwards playing splendidly and head october a. Ims birth of statesman first and of Cork ims Battle of Mon conto under died Bora to 1809-Samnei Adamu american born Itu. 1800-treaty of peace with ital 1867-Deathof Howe ing machine 47. Building at stroked by fire Pittak _ medicines that cure. Chronic Canas up the 82 kinds of forms and comply. Chronic and acute Poison. Call or i rite. A information pages free explaining the tins o he removed to larger _ the work of the Christian ministry. He told of Bis Paulc associations with his Mim s Brethren present Rev or. Emow whom he bad met in Paris when that gentle Man Down from Manitoba and Rev. Messes. Mckinnion Gerrie and Mason with whom he had been associated at College so Thea he Hanii not come among Strang ers. He had Ift a Church where he was comfortable Happy and contented. A ago to Day in Montreal Rev. Or. Pedley had Laid before him the Case of thu North end of Winnipeg. He told of bin Hesi tation and of the influences which had led him to deckle upon coming Here. He had come Beauin he believed in the future of Winnipeg and in the future of this country As Canada had a Broad the spirit and nobler thoughts old country so Manitoba might than education in state should administration secular regulate of the branches and control the the system generally including the qualification of teachers the subjects of secular study the Choice of text bocks and the conduct and inspection of the state should see in fact that As far at can be the Lull measure of secular Edu eat or. Shall be furnished in All schools receiving Public Aid. Then no ratepayer in a school District should in exempt from liability to pay rates because of his belonging to any particular denomination. These conditions being fulfilled i see no reason Why provision should not be made for religious exercises in the schools and while our Ideal is a sustain in which these exercises so jul be absolutely uniform and non denominational if that be a possible i see no very serious objection if under cer Tain circumstances they partake of a denominational the circumstances referred to As afterwards explained Are where districts Are peopled by those of the same denomination and where the children Are therefore of the same Reli Gions Faith. This As was intended naturally and necessarily leads up to separate schools. Or. Fisher proceeds if we go into the French parishes on Tho ked Kiver we find them chiefly peopled by j Rench speaking catholics and if the Dow Public school system be imposed on them their Scho is will As heretofore be mainly attended by Catholic children. The will be French speaking catholics and the teachers will be the same. Now assuming Tost the provincial authorities see to it that the teachers of these schools Are properly Nieft t that Competition again. The Toronto mail is the on3y newspaper in Canada outside of Manitoba that has to Little regard for its character As to openly avow itself a defender and apologist of the Green Way government and More especially of or Martin a a member of it. This perhaps will not be surprising when taken in con Junction with the other fact that it is the Organ of that element in Toronto and Ontario that is seeking to foment race and Creed animosities among the people. Referring recently to the rumoured desire of the grand trunk to get into Manitoba the mail said Competition has already done Well for the Western country. It produced immediately that it was secured a lowering of rates which has already paid the expense involved in seeming the rival the sentence is a Little Obs Vire but we take it to mean that it uses the word petition As synonymous with the Northern Pacific railway and that the sentence was in think that the government would not accept and act on suggestions from such association for the proper Protection of game of uhe country. The experience of the past shows that until those interested take action the game Protection Lawes will never be satisfactory More than one improvement can be made to the present Law and from time to time it will need alteration. With the experiences of the older provinces before us. Where we find Woodcock snipe Partridge and All the larger game almost if not quite extinct and hear our fathers Tell of the glorious sport they in ago we should sportsmen if we remain passive and see our province which at present Paradise for sport sacrificed to vu0 Wuu Vejr a Mignac be a larger land and nobler than Ontario lie illustrated this Fay the example of the Presby Terian Chu Roucis of Canada which had All United showing a broader spirit than that which Prev Ltd in the old country there be ing still four presbyterian churches in Scot Laud. Manitoba he held As a new land had opportunities for a wider and higher develop ment of life Here was Opportunity for fraternity among the churches and among the a had come to this Church be cause he knew it a minion Church by which he understood a Church with a Mission. I thanked friends for the Welcome they t they enjoyed not so very Many years we should be ashamed to Call ourselves ended to say that a soon As this rail Way was be cared there was a lowering of rates. The people Here would be glad to Enow that this was True. If our Toronto con temporary would keep itself informed on Manitoba matters it would know As those on the spot know that there has no Competition As a consequence of the Advent of the Northern Pacific railway. To enlighten it the pot Hunter and became in a very few years void of game it is an acknowledged fact that Ordinary Protection will pre serve the. Game for Many Yean. The gun club could surely be managed quite As successfully us of one common sportsman s club and the experience of past seasons i think is evidence that the Field trials can be conducted More satisfactorily and to the better of the country districts if they were under the management of such a club represented am meat its officers by the different districts. With such a club i am quite sure we could bring together at our annual trials the finest collection of dogs on the continent. The objects of such a club As i have suggested would be first to encourage trap shooting a Means of perfecting ourselves in handling the gun second to encourage the Breeding of Good dogs for Competition at Field trials and for general use in the Seld and third to use United Effort to obtain necessary legislation for the proper Protection of game to prevents its Slaughter and pre serve the game of the province for the Benefit f the sportsmen and resident therein. Let us hear from some of the Many genuine sportsmen and see if we cannot organize such a club Strong both financially and in number. Had Given him and the shown him. Kev. A. W., Gerrie delivered an address on the relationship existing Between the pastor and the people. This was one of the most sacred relationships existing outside of the Home. He compared the congregational Church with several other churches in regard to the of admission to the ministry showing m the former belief in Jesus a Ford and Saviour and consecration to his services along with to fms rat de by Currier and Clare relieved their line bringing the Ball Back into Neutral territory but it was not destined to stay there Long for with a Fine rash headed by Pat Tulloch Chis Holm and Lorimer the Ball was brought Back again and the police bad once More to touch Down in self defence. After the kick off from the Twenty five several occurred in tace Winnipeg Twenty five but nor Quay obtaining the Ball by one of the prettiest runs of the Day passed to h. Tulloch who brought the Ball again into the police Twenty five where i remained some time. Macdonnell by. Combined play Heap returned it to Centre Field. From Here Moss obtaining the Ball passed to h. To Bloch who by a Fine run got right behind the posts but the kick by Pennefather failed to convert the try into a goal. The Ball after the kick off from the Twenty five was secured by Norquay who after being finally collared by Heap passed to pal Tulloch who brought it to the police Twenty five when bring collared he passed to Moss who succeeded in getting Rutht behind the posts. Denton kicked and secured the first goal. After the kick off from the Twenty five the police kept it in the Winni Shuholm took it i Timity to the pol h. Turloch made an but was collared right Hefferman. Scrimmages subscribe the Best. The Peg territories again in ice line other Fine dose Here of the line run i by at the Host Complete Winnipeg sept 26. Sportsman. Literary quantisation were accepted and that the minister and the people were bound by no Oliver relationship than that of Christian brotherhood. He made reference to his intimate associations at College with the newly installed pastor with whom he had studied and whose room he bad shared at College and he extended to him a Hearty Wel come. Rev. H. C. Mason spoke on the influence of the Church on the Community before taking up theme he said he Bud been very a nun delighted at the Choice this Church had made of a pastor and had extremely interested in the Progress of the Church. He then spoke of the value of churches to the Community suggesting that the world be looked upon As it would be if the Church were withdrawn. H of relied Alao Upo the influence of the Church of Chris on reforms Temperance etc., and As having brought about agitation against corruption in. Public offices and upon the relation of the agitators to the spirit comes from dwelt on the elevating Power Ion on the thought of men again ensued but Xio Rinier who had been playing Well on the All through the game obtained a try but the police by Denton failed to obtain a goal. Tha Oliea again kicked off from the Twenty fifth and Norquay got hold i the brought it Down into their they had territory where he ranged it to h. Tulloch who Gaia got behind their lines but the kick failed. The police kicked off from the Twenty five. Moss brought tie Ball right in front of their goal where after several scrimmages they had to touch Down in self defence. Time being Hern very Short the police made a final Effort headed by pecs father and Jenkins and Ball into the Winni Peg territories where they looked for a time a if they would score but Denton by a Fine dribble brought the Ball Back to the police Twenty five. Beckett getting it obtained an other try for the Home team but the police Lack failed. This ended the match the score Emir 39 Points to 4 in i Avor of the Winnipeg team. _ during the first part of the game inspector Macdonell and Constable Hefferman of the police team came into Coll Ison resulting in severe injury to the inspector s nose and the Constable s neck and Back the Constable was Hurt so badly that lie bit to retire but the inspector returned to the fray and stayed to the last. List even using the Winnipeg club entertained the visitors to a dinner at the near Douglas House. The affair passed of very pleasantly. Match to Dat. This morning a match Wall be played be tween the police and the school of infantry teams. The team to represent the r. S. M. I. Will be a Scky Harrison c. Edwards Routledge backs Canada its circulation is out the East West Sorik West and Southwest at probably covers the territory of any daily paper published in Cayadi at the Agit Ible. E shall briefly recapitulate the facts in Case. The per qualified that the work of secular education 13 them is As far As possible fully and properly earned out and that in All respects in 30 far As secular education is concerned they pass the inspection of the great practical wrong in done by what per mitting the children of the Parish to receive in their schools religious education in accordance with the Cit Holie Faith and what if the teachers of these Parish schools Ehold have a badge of approval at the hands of the Hierarchy indicating that they Are accepted As proper teachers of the Catholic catechism As Well a of the National course of secular Scudy to what extent would the pub Lic schools of the rest of the province be injured or injustice be done to the children attending these Public schools if in every Catholic District in the province where the schools Are wholly attended by Church Ware allowed to prescribe and to conduct its own exercises so Long As the full measure of Lar education demanded by the state is sup plied to every child and what if the legs to secure Competition in Grain rates the province gave a Cash subsidy to the Northern Pacific company amounting to and this was swelled by a virtual Bonus from other sources to nearly which represents the sum this company has rot out of the province to Aid in building its railway. The bargain with the company was sharply challenged and to get it through the legislature the government represented that it had of a maximum rate Wolf Hunting. Lively and exciting Aiter Mani Toba during the past two weeks the sport enjoyed with Field Johnson s foxhounds Baa been exceptional and some of the runs beggar description and would have gladdened the hearts of the most ardent sportsmen had they participated in them. A few months wolves were very plentiful in the South St. Charle. I and District and caused much annoyance to the i be Able to grow in like manner he the by Rev. Ewing the first congregational minister in Winnipeg announced Nis sub be Csc the wider he said his went Back to the Day of Small things the beginning of things for this people. There was a great Deal of happiness in connection with Small Thinius. One of the members of the first Church who wan present to night had when the Church had become Large that they did cot seem any happier now than when the had been in the old dirty Hall and were Only a handful. He went on to speak of his close associations with the pastor who had succeeded aim and with All the others who had Lowed which he the spoke churches of the Way in had grown Down guarantee from or. Oakes president of the Northern that would insure a reduction of at Leas i five a Bushel on wheat or a total Saint on the shop of 1388 of the government refused to disclose the rate and the legislature being of a confiding nature went it Blind a the attorney general might say and voted to confirm the bargain. Afterwards it wadis covered that or. Oakes s letter merely pledged his company not to charge Higbe rates were prevailing on c. P. R at the time it was written 27th july before the bargain was ratified am months before the company was operating in Manitoba. If the mail disputes the or in in the least incredulous we shall tie Happy to quote the letter itself written by or. On Kea dated at new York july 27, 1s88, and addressed to or. Greenway owners of poultry but now they Are cons Picu i30 on by of Weir absence. In the South hewing Drakou Tauten by Pamn the wily Coyote has stances in which christians o v obnoxious but on saturday ust Well nation. Had United a the base 1 coven been form in Denom most unpleasant for the Whf family in that services All locality during the next few Days it is in of congregationalism he but baseball. National drag do. At r 7 5 2 s 0 11 u i 1 9 batteries Anderson and Berger Terry Clark and Poutz. Umpire Lynch. At 9 4 Boston----.0 0 6 0 c 0 2 7 a 3 batteries and Harrington Clarkson and Bennett. Umpire Strief at Cleveland a. H no 00-2 4 4 3 1 called on account of darkness. Batteries Young and Zirmer Gleason and Clements. Umpire me All newspapers published zit the subscription Price of Ai Mornine free press Fiji own by mail in v fo8taob pm paid daily edition one at 0 new 6 i called on account of darkness. Bit Teriw Butchin 9on and Nagle Sharratt Ana Clark. Umpire Powers. Principles without one wolves and a Badger is no bad record for the _ Jolly Little pack. Hounds have a optionally hard is have been be peace. Twenty the people were All methodists i and the Back but not through the de one from the contended us Abbey 1. I us j Immel Utulo Bucu Koa de 6v will probably end the season. Methodists until Limey suddenly found that they were a congregational Church. Educa More Eastern outlet for the Northern. Another big consolidation scheme a now i in Dakota there were talked of. It is said that the great Northern congregational colleges at Yankton it Eneld Road Haa decided that it must have a direct he rejoiced in the prospects Here Pacific Yuul the company Between in Morns and other near tha in outlet to Chicago by the time that it has its i St Coney of Fargo dak., who in through line to the Pacific coast completed i with a Jar. Being in school work and that it has about decided that the Kansas i we Nixt introduced. He said this it has about decided that the Kansas is the one it it is raid that the prospects Here. will have its thorough Flom churches in North Dakota. Line in operation within a year. It will Cross told what and been accomplished Durinik the Northern Pacific and Union Pacific in i me nine years ago the first Washington and tap All Pacific coast con 1 congregational Church services in l Argo sections. The Kansas City officials deny this Story. New lend St. Padl oct. Braden has been but Froni that Church eleven other churches had Spruner directly. Exhorted his hearers to be Strong and of Good courage. The North Northern who will look after the land inter-1 eats at great Falls Mont. Braden is Tad Ian been Fer several years slate auditor of with plat Jtb at a n a s 6 4 6 3 batteries Cunningham and Mack Sowders and Daly umpires Pierce and Snyder. At u 0 0 o i 4 pnia.0 5 0 1 u 9 7 called darkness. Batteries Obrien and Buffy Norton an Willigan umpires Sheridan and Oaffney. At v a 11 4 new york.0 3 caused on account of darkness. Battery Baldwi Farrell Crane and Brown umpires an at i itt Elburg Boston same postponed on account of in. American a8soc1atioh. At Columbus Colum big 10, athletic 2. At dwt nest. St. Louia Sec 6, syn kwae for six month. For Tho months. For one month. Evening free press but. Few to Romam for Semi w 8 a he Homo Rouly observed that tto. Cooler weather predicted. Washes Bomi oct. 2. For Minnesota warmer and far Friday southerly shifting to he Northwest winds and odder saturday. For North and South Dakota colder North Westerly and generally fair weather. J new Canadian Pacific railway steamship line u on exhibition in Toronto. per week. Per month. Three i strictly Gofa in give Post office Fuu. Kemit by order or in registered at our risk. To new dealers and gators of papers the country we Miike Price which we ii ill be to furnish on application ;