Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 22, 1890, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Caily free press Winnipeg oct. 22. Evening edition local. City my country. John a. A issus returned from a visit to new York yesterday. T subscriptions Are being solicited in the City for the Relief of the distressed in Ireland. My. Lbs Hub of Deloraine leaves Early next week to spend the Winter in California. Sak Fokd co. Are occupying their new Brick warehouse on Princess Street this week. _ the attorney general threatens the tree press with three More civil suits for five in All. Miss Helen a Begody will return to the to Day from , where she has been visiting her brother. Gun. Supt. Whyte and w. J. Ross superintendent of Bridges and buildings of the c. For fort William yesterday afternoon. John r. Roach assistant superintendent of the great Northern dining and sleeping car service is spending a couple of Days in the the mounted police baseball nine at Maple Creek challenged a civilian nine to match game for a Side the cd was taken up and the civilians won 18 runs to 3.______ Mas. Graham president of the . Who is leaving Winnipeg shortly will give a paper on her summer trip to Alaska at the y. W. C. T. U. Evening in Grace Church lecture room on thursday. Misses Campbell and George Are to sing. The Kingston correspondent of the Toronto Empire who probably knows what he is talking about says that 3r h. Metcalfe m. P., will probably be appointed Post office inspector for that District. Or. Metcalfe went East from Winnipeg some Days ago. The Moosomin Rugby football club is com ing Down on Friday and on saturday they will tackle the Winnipeg Rugby team. The Moosomin team is a picked one from can Edigton Manor Moosomin and other North West and the Winnipeg boys will havea hard Tui Isle to beat them. Mrs. He set Macleod of Ottawa who is on her Way through from the coast where she has been passing some time at or. Macleod s station will remain a few Days in the City As the guest of his Honor the lieutenant governor and mrs. Schultz at government House. A general meeting of the Young men s Christian association will be held on thursday evening at the room to bid Farewell to or. C. M. Copeland who after eleven years ser vice is about to sever his connection with the association to become Secretary of the provincial association. It is reported that a parcel of land at Che head of Jemima Street containing one Hundred and Twenty three acres has been sold to a new York gentleman for Cash per acre. This property was bought a time ago by a company of. Winnipeg and St. Paul men for 3130 an acre. The English Fanner delegates who Are now on the Way East from British Columbia will disperse a Regina and visit that Section of the country eastward to Brandon meeting again in Winnipeg about the 25th. It has been suggested that the delegates be tendered an informal reception at one of the hotels before they leave the country. The Quarter mile race to be run on novem Ber 1st for a cup and a Gold medal presented for Competition by or. D. 3. Campbell is off. Monday was the last Day of receiving entries and up to last night Only one entry had been received. Three were needed to till As there were two prizes. The cup and medal will probably be put up for faces by members of the St. George Snowshoe club. They had several Light Falls of Snow at Banff and Field this week. The Snow is very deep West of Field and to the Beaver. There is no Snow in Beaver Valley. Glacier there is 12 to 14 inches of Snow on the level and this extends As far West As the Albert Canyon then there is no Snow until Kam oops is reached. There has been a heavy fall of avow at Kamloops. Wore on the Interior of the Manitoba hotel is now Well under Way. The plastering is done for four stones and the first floors have been put Down. The windows which Are of heavy plate Glass Are now being put in. The Stone Carvers have nearly completed their task of carving the capitals of the pillars up holding the balconies. The Large Stone porch Way at the Corner of the Street is also nearly completed act the slating and tiling of the Tower and roof is going Forward rapidly. Fob Sale of flouring Mills to an English Syndicate reported. Enquiries at milling in this City met bar contradictions negotiations to this end May lie pending. The free press has received the following press despatch from Montreal the Rumor which gained currency some weeks ago that an English Syndicate was about purchasing a the flour Mills in Canada has gained new credence. The three principal milling companies Are Ogilvie a Lake of the Woods and Hudson Bay and they have already been secured. The combined output of the Mills controlled by these companies is barrels per and the Price named a nearly three million of dollars. In reply to further enquiries from Montreal regarding the matter the fallowing dispatch was received with the purchased three of the principal Canadian flour it is Learned the Transfer will be completed in two weeks. It u also Learned the English Syndicate is More or less of a pretence to enable Canadian Millers to form a Combine controlling the output of every barrel of flour in the country. The Mills will remain under Canadian management and we. Ogilvie is named for the position. It is pointed oat that one great advantage of this Combine will be to put an end to Competition of companies and consequent cutting prices by which it is estimated the of companies have been effected this year to the extent of some of the Millers in Western Ontario Are holding Back most stubbornly but in a few it is expected even they will be brought into line. A free press representative yesterday endeavoured to secure verification or contradiction of the statement from companies of this City. He had no difficulty in getting contradictions. Or. Mcgaw the agent of the Lake of the Woods company a absent from the City but a Telegram was received at the company s office in this City yesterday from the head office to contradict any statement in the pub Lic print of the Sale of its Mill. Or. F. W. General manager of the Ogilvie milling company also denied any knowledge of the reported Deal and enquiries at the Hudson Bay offices met with the. Same yesterday in connection that an English Syndicate has seen during the Winter. They Are not however common Veota. I never have heard of an deformed or puny children being destroyed after birth it certainly a most Amu thing if it Ever occurs. Abortions Are often procured it u True but to they Are in every country claiming to be highly civilized. I have never heard of any old women being beaten to death with the Devil s club a d i Dent think within the Range of Fossil laity. General Lyman Banks in a Seattle quite recently told a Story to to. Trimuar he said that he a i seen exhumed corpses Deyo Nied at a feast on the Northern end of Vancouver Island within the past four months. An enquiry into the matter was made by the Indian department and the Story was denied by Gen. Banks companions. He afterwards admitted that be had simply dressed up a legend of the Tindiani in describing an Ordinary feast that he had witnessed. What seems strangest to me a to a in All the Twenty five Yeats that or. And mrs. Tate have been in the province they have never told any of their wonderful discoveries to the Indian department Reserve them for the astonishment of Eastern races. Count Dillon pre. Boulanger s great Friend pays the City a visit. The objects of Hla journey the Sab i Wever a gentleman who had personal knowledge of what he was speaking about says two or three months ago a movement was set on foot in London to organize a Syndi Cate to Purchase the Canadian flouring Mills. Negotiations to this effect were opened with Canadian parties but whether they were stil pending had fallen through or were Coom. Polished he could not say though he was in. Lined to believe that they were Stilt pending the first inmate. Master William Mulligan will spend five years in be reformatory. Be another Opportunity of hearing the swedish ladies oct Ette concert company on the 30th of this Mouth and 1st of next at the Princess opera House. Those who had the privilege of hearing these ladies on their former visit will no doubt be pleased to Welcome them with bumper houses. They appeared at Ottawa a few weeks ago before an immense audience under the Patron axe of hit excellency the governor general of Canada and received a most enthusiastic reception. A fire occurred about one o clock tuesday in an unoccupied store and dwelling House at the Cornet of main Street and Burrow s Avenue. The brigade after much difficulty in reaching the locality owing to the bad state of the roads succeeded in extinguishing the flames when damage to the amount of 9150 had been done. It was quite evident that the building had been deliberately set on fire As it had been fired in four different places. A pile of paper in one closet had also been ignited but did not Burn the door having been closed thus preventing a draft. Chief code is making an investigation. The building is owned by a Man named John Snow a water Man. A Public meeting will be held in Calgary on oct. 23rd, to consider the question of establishing a Public Hospital in that the discussion at a preliminary meeting it was stated by Rev. Father Leduc thai so impera Tive had it seemed to the Mission authorities to establish a Hospital at an Early Day they had already decided to go Forward in the absence of any movement for a general Public Hospital in reply to a question As to whether the Mission authorities would go on with their own Hospital in the event of the people of Calgary moving promptly father Leduc stated that a decision on this Point would rest with the Bishop. It also came out that the claims of the sick on such a Hospital even at the present moment Are such As to justify immediate action. There is already a fund of about which could be applied to this purpose. The new reformatory at Brandon will no longer be tenant less. To Day or next Day there will arrive at its Gates a Young lad who will have the building All to himself until the next budding criminal a nabbed. This boy a William Mulligan the precocious robber of her majesty s poet office. He was brought up a Neterda on this charge before chief Justice Taylor. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced by lordship to be sent to the reformatory for Jet of Many Here 4n the interest of immigration i count Dillon Boulanger s confidential associate passed through Winnipeg yesterday with Mons. Alt. Derrick his travelling com Panion in route to British Columbia. The object of the count s visit to Canada Baa been the subject of Many contradictions. The Patrie of Montreal declares he u Here to prepare at a Safe distance another bowl angst coup. Count Dillon himself refuses to nay anything except he is Here strictly on general principles exercising the rights and privileges of an Ordinary tourist. He is credited How Ever with stating that he is in daily com Muni Cattou with the son of Boulanger s Phil Anthro Phio millionaire Duchess who found the Money to run the Boulanger machine. Several papers profess to know that the count s Only object is the acquisition of land for Boulanger and bowl ingists in British Columbia. One paper declares he had a con fab with Mercier before coming up to Ottawa on the subject of promoting immigration of French citizens from la Belle France to que Bec and special Grants of land and other in dec memento and that Mercier fell in with the project with abandon. Another statement is that in pursuance of the episcopal scheme emanating from mgr. Grandin and the ecclesiastics of Quebec and sanctioned presumably by members of the Federal Cabinet he has come Over in the interests of an extensive French colonization scheme in the Northwest. Mgr. Grandin it will be remembered appealed most pathetically to the predates of the East in a letter last Winter to encourage. French Immi Gration to the Northwest. It is understood that the count met members of. The govern ment in Ottawa and had Long consultations with several members of the govern ment on the subject of French immigration land Grants to French colonization societies. While in Ottawa the count was entertained to dinner by sir James and lady Grant. St. Furs i furs furs furs special attention Baa been Given to of Tab goods this be son and the Stock in now Complete to All lines. Ladies walking jackets ladies Coats ladies Ulster m Seal Beaver persian Lamb Gray Lamb Bokhara Lamb Astrakhan. In Beaver persian Lamb Buffalo Racoon Wallaby Bokhara Lamb Kangaroo Astrachan. Ladies storm collars in great variety. Ladies fur capes in All lines. Muffs Boas Caps mitts gloves Etc see our ladies Black dog Coats the Best value Ever shown in the ladies increase your Comfort by wearing they Are More durable they Remore Graceful they Remore stylish corsets. Canad i an of leading tourist America reaches All Points East and we. And makes cheaper rates than any other line. Quicker time than route. Any leads everything in car equipment. No changes of cars and no nation of baggage by cos tarns officers. For fun information apply to w. M. Passenger agent 471 main St. Or depot ticket office Winnipeg. Hot air furnaces sold everywhere in the Market made Only by Canada peat h or Bones London 0. Five years where taught a Trade. He will be educated and work in Manitoba. That the Baptist Church la this land be Niru. Rev. Alex. Grant at the Baptist convention in Woodstock last Friday delivered an Able address on the work of thu baptists in Mani Toba. He showed the necessity of sending the very Best men from Ontario que Bec and maritime provinces to the great Field in the West. The Progress of the country has been seriously retarded by the Boom which was on Sonve Yean ago and which left the country in a terrible state and the people almost ruined and disheartened but he was glad to say that things at present looked much brighter and More promising than for some time past. Lack of enthusiasm in the he spoke of the Way the baptists have forwarded their cause in the great new Field incidentally referring at the same time to the condition of their cause in Windsor Essex Centre and churches had been to indifference and had fallen Back their cause in Windsor other places whose erected but owing Lack of enthusiasm and were in _ worse state than when no Church at All had been established. Now what we want is men and Money. Men who Are not afraid of toil and hardship. Men who fro out there for the Good of god s cause and not for the paltry sum of Money for i Tell Yon in some cases it is a very paltry sum they obtain. If Ontario Quebec and the maritime provinces would give us the men we Wank and should have we will guarantee to raise All the Money and not ask you for a cent but. He said the men wanted in the West were the very men who could not be spared in Ontario and other provinces and since you cannot give us the proper men do the next Best Thi the Money. We shall required Koto work out there of which the maritime prov inces have subscribed now Breth Ren we want you to Supply the other and if if possible also Send some Good men to help us in the work of furthering the Baptist cause in Manitoba and the great West. Norderto raise the asked for by brother Grant it was thought to be a Good plan for each pastor to appoint a Day on which the collections received would be applied to the fund but it was not decided and brother Grant was asked to have i conference with the secretaries of the different associations and report to the convention at a later Date. Not so bad As painted. O Sullivan s demand denied. The petition for an immediate trial set aside. The demand for a trial by Appeal of Van Cue of the Cronin murderers which messes. Forrest and Donahoe made such a Strong Effort to have come up in this term of the supreme court will not be heard until the next sitting of the supreme court. An Ottawa a dispatch says it will be remembered at the opening of this term of court attorney general Hunt entered a motion in the matter asking to have the ease continued owing to his inability to prepare for the trial the continuance was allowed and the Day following the entry of the order William s. Forrest and Daniel Donahoe representing o Sullivan came to this City and petitioned the court to have the continuance set aside. The Only Point to be settled to Day was As to the continuance which was allowed and the petition filed by o Sullivan s attorneys was denied. The latter will undoubtedly take Steps to have the matter brought of at the november term of court at mount Vernon. When the hair shows signs of failing begin at ones to use Ayers hair vigor. This preparation strength ens us Scalp promote the growth of hair re stores the natural color to Ray and faded and i Reud Ersyl pliant and i mrs. Tate s description of Brit ill colom Bia indians contradicted. Victoria colonist the colonist yesterday morning published a highly sensational Story of the manners and customs of the indians of British Columbia told to the people of the Eastern provinces by or. C. M. Tate wife of Rev. Or. Tate formerly of Chilli Hach. The account described the natives of the province As living in the vilest barbarism and was calculated to create Surprise especially Here where the facts of the Case am Well known. The full text of the Telegram containing mrs. Tate s charges against the aborigines of the Canadian paci6c coast was yesterday submit Ted by a colonist reporter to a gentleman resident in the province for the past thirty years and during the entire period Brown in close Contact with the Indian population. He was asked How much of the Story was True and How much was not. And his reply i substantially As follows the reporter Towt Nave misunderstood mrs. Tate and made her say traditions of the past were recent occurrences. I never heard of any cannibalism at any time cannibalism As i understand it being the Kil Hng of people for the Sake of tag them. The near at approach to it was a practice at the Medicine feasts More than and never of kiting a a Corpse and using it in the ceremony. An Arm or some torn out and the though in reality a Scarcity of Grain for Export no Manitoba wheat at the Board George Olds of Bis trip. D. G. Thompson superintendent of the Montreal transportation co., when asked by a Montreal witness reporter respecting the Scarcity of Grain for Export in the Montreal elevators said there has t been a Bushel of wheat come out of Manitoba so far and we forwarders Are doubtful if we will have much if any for Export before the close of navigation Why last year by this time Manitoba wheat had been ground into flour in England at present there Are a number of boats lying on Lake Superior waiting to bring the wheat Down. There is Only another month of Nava Gatiso so you see the prospects Are Nob Good. Then smother thing that works against us is the Ocean freight of a shilling per in artery which is charged by our steamship Sines while it is earned free from new York the steamers taking All they can get for ballast to what do you principally attribute the Scarcity of wheat for Well you see it has been continually rain ing of late in the Northwest and that has retarded the work somewhat but it is a ques Tion whether after our Home consumption bos been attended to there will be very much for or. Thomson s company carried Over 000 bushels last year when the wheat crop was considered. A number of the company s barges Are on the Way up to bring Down what Grain they can get. What traffic oaf Agub Olds sats. 1 George Olds general traffic manager of the a. R., speaking to the same reporte of his recent trip said that so far As he had been Able to see the Farmers appeared to have More Grain than they could take care of themselves. All the wheat was in the stacks awaiting threshing but the bad weather was delaying movements. He thought or. Thomson was perhaps right in saying there would not be much exported before the close of navigation but the exportation would be very Large in the Spring. All Malonff where or. Olds travelled he saw the threshing machines ready for use and Only awaiting the weather s pleasure. There was much More wheat in the than was wanted for local consumption. Olds was of opinion that there would this year be five times As much Grain of All lands available for Export and Domestic As there was last year. He was much pleased to find the wonderful growth of the cattle raising Industry. He saw More cattle within a radius of thirty Miles from Winnipeg than he had seen along the whole line on his trip four year Sago. Or. Olds Speaks very hopefully of this Branch of Commerce which is destined to become our greatest Export. He also noted the wonderful improvement in Vancouver the terminal town since he had last seen it. There had been Good crops and a successful fishing season and everybody was satisfied. The Canada jute co. Old Montreal j dbsorxption8------ printing sacks in colours a specially. Stocks of acl kinds carried in Winnipeg by dec est id a h s o 3st by agents Fob Manitoba and Trebbi Tobias. F furnaces have note heating private build Nus stores schools it e. C. Gurnet Lake of the Woods Ming k Ltd capacity. 1.800 Marrkus Bakers Patent hungarian Strong in barrels and bags. Manufactured exclusively from Manitoba hard wheat. Of i Vosis s Keewatin. And j 623 main St., Winnipeg Massey co. Omitted permanent warehouses and agents at All leading centres m Manitoba the Northwest and British Columbia and Supply in season every implement and machine used on a farm. I i see oar agents or to Wonc Typek or catalogue and prices. Of. Limited farm Macii query and settlers supplies. For Wood Oatt Cord or stove lengths before ordering enquire for quotations ram j. Q. Hab Bash co. Telephone 481 828 main Street three killed by is train. Kook cd ia., oct. A Keokuk and an Western passenger train struck a Wagon at. Crossing five Miles East of Centerville to Day. Three people were in the Isaac were death Lacook. London oct. Barlow who was one of the Cooks with the seventh Battal the Northwest rebellion died Here yesterday of cancer of the Throat. The a own pay. All the Queens last free trip to Europe we interest the publishers of that popular Maguite offer another and Tan extra for a lenses to the person sending them the largest Lirt of in glue words constructed from letters Uinci in the three additional m Tob i 8trtrt words print Silver Tea sets China dinner my Gold French music boxes Portiero curtain silk dresses Niante decks and Man other articles will be awarded in order of Merit a menial prise Ola Seal skin jacket to the lady and a Hind torn Shetland Pony to the boy or Giri delivered Iree in cauda or United states sending the largest everyone seeding a list of not less than Twenty words a Fol receive a prasent Send four so a tarps Lor com plete rules illustrated Oaul Ogue of prices. And Nadian Qisen Toronto Canada. British Dat and evening classes run de among a the tribes of the coast from Given a Moab dog Book keeping Short hand typewriting. Etc. Tor free catalogue address Mckay Abney principals. Win Peg Han. Alive to the wants of the people also Fob buying in the Ohe pwt Markota. I goods Well bought an half sold. Fer groceries vegetables fresh or Salt meats floor and feet i i can give Yon prices that Cahoot be beaten in the City. A. Ghi so Rosr 464 and 466 Alexander St. Telephone 681. Canadian under Wem All sizes and Quail by 496 main Street electric motors for running All kinds of Imus Hilety cannot be obtained. Safe economic and for Rusner planing Ftp aah from to go hone Power machines Coffee Mills. On hoists Chur h organs lathes drills and every kind of Macinta Steim or other Power can be applied. Light no boilers to blow off. No a trs no Low of time. By turning a switch you nil machinery the same to top. _ Power supplied by the Trie company. The machinery of the Winnipeg free been run by one of Theoe m months and has riven entire satisfaction. Ashdown has one now operating his Mem f Manitoba free press be. J. A Ashdown. Geo. Landon. Bold it co. H. G. Mcmicken sole agent for Canada and the Send for Price list and Geo. H. Browh manufacturer and lumber lath shingles a Epps Cocoa natural lain u or of us Fine proper ties of Well Eal Tad Cocoa or. our breakfast with Bev institution my be fraud silly built enough to ram and moulding Wood and Lime. Wesley str but oppo to 8k Mary Street near m. Flom Telephone 649. P 0.1 i l of diet that a up until to Sease. K. Attack wherever there t. W. Taylor 13 Qwen Subket Winn Pho for Sale in the City of Brandon of the beet veries la the province and doing by and Point. Jacks bpf8 co., obo Bueto Load on. Leland House. of Trady in first dam to contractors sto3stb of All applied in the i notice from bktogj1 to bub bios also Stonewall and Selkirk in ear Lota. For main Street or John Dunn Wall bowls. Ovit i Ioir s-a-3-j-gh Wood delivered in any Quantity to part also the cutting from Block Panto Gwosdz dealer. Will ind it to their m trat of car is on track. Kelly Bros. 00. 389 main Street ;