Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 19, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Vol. I. Winnipeg Manitoba monday Jan. 19, 1891. Very Best advertising. An advertisement of any sort As much in the daily free press and the evening free press and together Asj a any other Winnipeg daily advertising medium Clas advertisements of thirty or sow inserted on Tiu Page at Dally free press and Sven lug free pros and Sun both editions for prepaid per or i 95 week. Wanted coat Vest and Pax r makers. Apply he Matin Street. _ gone bal servant immedi Atell w w anted Active 1iessage boy. J. Mrs hell 391 main Street. Antip a Good Genevial servant. No apply at 20 t party Street. _ a girl ant housemaid. Mrs. A. Macdonald 194 it Meghan ced Liy a Young Joady. K001i and Boru in a tunic family. Address a 1 the i Rosa Olla cd. A Good general servant w Gin . Apply mrs. F. I. Mitchell it Cor Sargent und Uil moral Street. Anted by a Young situation As n or Driver s Yeai a residence Torii Well references. Bot 0. R anted to Kent a Good country hotel i Manitoba or Northwest Teni tories furnished preferred apply to Box 10, free i Ress of few a Young 3irl for Light housework nah Nof Givison out waft and Quartara. Apply no. 11, Westminster w Yot no Man wants situation in Gen eral store Lintl Flea years experience in Onti Rio Good references can a furnished it required. Address g Riebel Del Onur Man about february 1st for married couple two furnished rooms. Ali at within Kilteen minutes off cite Hall. State and address Box la free frees Lonu Man with Small capital to rep Bent us in Winnipeg and Manitoba. Jones Bros m co., Matija curing cutlers and Barbers suppl Iii 31 Art Elaido St. W., Toronto. Want a pushing Man who Calls on goods and Genta Furni pliers to sell my Otiis in Winnipeg. Apply to e. Lovley a Amillo Tarti and Patentee Kun Breiu 0 collars and cuts . T17 1 Lau Purelis for soui4is, i Vav laundress and dining room girl ice Poi Tage i Prairie 1 2 Kitchen girls 2 general so runs for Tuv boys or farms. Allori a Yuent Agency 5 27 mum St Livic by stable owners and All ethers requiring Arst class cutters and sell Eros to Call on John o Donohue co., Hay Market Gonna Rel where Uliey will find the Best Stock in Mani Tobat read Onahlee Proea. _ 500 Railroad labourers to 82 Looper any Carpentere 83 to Rook men Driller Blaek Spitlis Cooks and Noo Kees. Good and Stet by work All Winter. Apply at Stoj Muu St., it Fitsch aco., agents. _ boiild1k6 for Sale offers Fok the Pur close of Knox Hall building for removal will lie received by the undersigned up to 31st inst. Build Iier ii on West Side of Hargrave Streit North of Portage Avenele r. H. Hayward 34s main Street. W fifty recruits for the n w. M. P Force. Ocean and rail was tickets for Sals to All Points at lowest rates. Apply to Alex. Calder o .p.h. Empl Zinent and ticket agent and Struit fug officer . P. Force 707 Mam Street. Wanted about Twenty More Neh Gertio men in Manitoba to push the Sale of our guaranteed Nursery Stock Thia Winter. Permanent and profitable employment to salary or . Write for terms Quick. E. O. Graham Toronto ont. Fob Kent or hire. Tatoush to e. Kerb 487 main h 3t._______________________ House to let in Kelly s Terrace 876 notre Dame St. Apply Kelly Bros. Co., 309 main 8t. To Are three rooms j. To rent in the Imperial a k Block. Hot water water service in building and Nils lit by electric Light. Apply to Garr Thara Brock 463 Hain is. "t71ctoria Hall to let by the night of v j ear rent payable when booked. Thia Liall a for sound outlets Amplo for All occasions seals Imo. Lient to Lerate. Apply to t. Mccrossan 588 main Street. Properties for Balis. T1.1kh lands improved and vacant. Up also City property for Tuie and rent. Apply to aliens Montgomery it Imperial Bank main St., t Tom 15, 16, 17. Block a and lots 2, 3 in i Elk. K of St. John Winnipeg. Offers will be received for this property by 8, w. Finch 53 Hoy Den it Toronto. Fab is improved Jasd Wilb lands or is. Per acre arid upwards on easy terms rite for descriptive catalogue and Price list with Pierce. Osier Hammond Canton land office 331 main St Winnipeg. Will buy a first class lil prov used firm of 160 acres within halt was Alao declared that he could not be held responsible for the acts of 3ol. Collier As the last Ter could not be regarded As his agent. The Chi urge of agents of respond ent having illegally induced aliens to re card votes waa sustained and on this Smunt he election waa declared void subject to a motion to be argued this afternoon As to whether his aeta Ware sufficient to void the election. Toronto Jan. On the re served Points in the Case of Stinson member elect for Hamilton in the Ontario Assembly whose election is being contested will be Given on the 26th. Dancing in Dakota. Settled g around Willow City take Shel Ter from trouble in Mani Toba. Dbl Haine Jan. Reagan arrived Here to night from Willow City North a Iota forty Miles Southwest Here and re ports thit the indians had a War dance six Miles North of Willow City. A Large number of settlers took Refuge in Skotland s store ate on saturday night. Reagan reports that lie indians have stolen several cattle from the settlers who Are much excited. Every thing is quiet on the Manitoba guide of the line. Mrs. Mckinnon dead. One of the principals in the god Ercla tragedy succumbs god Kich Jan. Mckinnon one of the victims of the double shooting Case died yesterday afternoon. An inquest was opened and adjourned till to Morrow. To Day i postmortem examination was held. Mckinnon s condition is unchanged. The bulled a As not yet been extracted. In addition to she Bullet he lost a Quantity of blood through an Effort to sever one of the main arteries in the right Arm. His will has been drawn up bequeathing his property to his son daughter. Canadian pull Lac traffic. Montreal Jan. Receipts of the . E. For Bho week ending Jan. 14th were for the same work last year 300. Earnings on the new by vow cd rail Way Are included a both years. Westerners at the capital. Ottawa Jan. P. Davis of Calgary is in the City. A Watson and w. M. Mcleod of Winnipeg Are Here the latter on business with the government. Newfoundland papers violent Halifax Jan. St. Johns papers continue to French Shore question and some of them Are very violent. Burnt a blood the sol. Stratford Jan. Pearce of the grand trunk railway while a blood vessel and died instantly. Mayor bar Brett will reside. Ottawa Jan. Elect Birkitt Sarahe will take hid seat o a monday despite All protests As to disqualification. Barns burned. Blenheim Jan. Grant s barns with contents were burned. Loan no insurance killed by a tree. Cathcart Jan bound aged 3j5, was killed Here to Day by a falling tree. Lost of found. Lo3t-on main St., a pocket containing about Sloo. Finder will to suitably Reward 3d, on returning to Walter inc Volt 773 main Street. Lost on Friday Small Gold Seal Fob watch Chain. Finder will be rewarded by Jear ing it at the free press office. Lost on sunday somewhere about Broadway an Otter Mitt lined with Muskrat. Tinder will be Rev added by leaving it at the free frees office or 282 Broadway. Notices of births manage Al and death fifty cents each. Births. 397 Broadway on the 18th last., the a Ife of John f. Caldwell of a Aon. Historian g. Bancroft Dies at the Ripe old age of Foar score and eleven. Washington Jan Bancroft the venerable historian died at Hia Home in Thia City this afternoon. He had been sick Only two Daya and Wuh on the streets but three Daya ago. On thursday he took to his bed As u matter but was taken seriously ill yesterday. From that time until Thia afternoon he failed rapidly and All Day hovered Between life and death. At 3 the doctor left him thinking that he would i Ife through the night but before an hour was up Bancroft was dead. Hia end was quiet and peaceful and the first cruise of death was simply weakness of old age. His Bod qua at his bedside when tha aged historian died. Bancroft was born in Worcester mass., of october 3rd, 1800. The dead historian George Bancroft had a Brilliant career. He graduated at Harvard at the age of seventeen and almost immediately went abroad whore he remained five years studying and travelling through Germany great Britain and ocher countries making the personal acquaintance of Many of die leading european scholars. His first history of the United states appeared in 1834, the second. A 1838, and the third in 1840. In 1844 he was the unsuccessful democratic candidate for governor of Massachusetts. In 1845 or. Bancroft Secretary of the Navy in presi Dent Folk s Cabinet at Washington. In 18iu he was Sext As minister to Gruenb Britain where he successfully urged upon the British government the adoption of More Liberal navigation Laws and was especially Earnest in vindicating the rights of persons naturalized As citizens of the United states. Tee tenth volume of his history which included the narrative of the revolutionary War was completed in 1874. After Hia return from foreign missions he devoted himself almost entirely to literary work. Soldiers should control indians. New York Jan. General Osbirne has received a letter from father Craft who is at Fine Ridge Agency. The priest a Tzyh he is recovering slowly from his wounds. He says that the Fine Ridge Agency is now under Tho control of the army and thinks that this had been done before the Battle of wounded knee greek that affair never would have occurred. He also states that while the other Sioux Rock Rosebud Crow Creek and Cheyenne Nomin ally under military control the old agents at those places Are Yeii in charge and that until they Are r moved and entire control of affairs put in the Inda of the military the indians will be restless. Scalped Tho teacher. Wichita kaa., Jan. Of serious trouble among the Indiana at Anadarko Indian Agency near Iowa reservation reached Here to night. The teacher of the Indian school there recently whipped a Kiowa Pupil. The boy ran away taking with him two companions. The parents of the children were notified and after four Days search the Frozen bodies of alt1 three were found thirty Miles from the Agency. Some of the relatives of the Boye promptly scalped the teacher and several Hundred murderous Kiowa and Wichita now threaten to destroy the Agency. Troops have been summoned from pore Sill Indian territory. Pulled Trio trigger on herself. Bal Timok Jan. Annie a Soott Las evening committed suicide at her husband s store on Hanover Street. She appeared there with two revolvers and a framed copy of their marriage certificate in her Pope Sion. Learn ing that Scott was absent the woman put a Bullet in in her brain dying instantly. The couple had been married Only a year but lived unhappily owing1 to the dissipated habits of mrs. Scott. Arrested fran Eta. Philadelphia Jan. G. Baker sugar Sampler in the appraisers office who was arrested on a charge of attempting to de fraud the govern intent by altering figures showing Polari Copic tests of sugar for the spec Lela sugar refinery was Given hearing yesterday and at its conclusion held in 000 for his appearance on Nixt monday. In ses Klou thirty hours. Washington Jan. Senate after a continuous session of 30 hours in debate on the Federal election Bill at 6 p. M. Adjourned until monday. Aldrich gave notice that on tuesday next he would ask the Senate to consider a Resolution to change the rules of the Senate. Franklin anniversary dinner. New York. Jan. 185th birthday of Benjamin Franklin was celebrated by the Typo Bette with a banquet at hotel Bruns Wick last night. Toasts were responded to by Rev. Or. Meredith w. L. Brown Joseph Howard jr., Paul Dana and others. Jealousy the cause. Tipton ind., Jan. Nair a labourer shot Bis wife and then himself. Both were killed instantly. Nair was but 28 years old and his wife a Young woman. Jealousy is supposed to have been the cause. Bonugli passage. Yan Courbe be Wimship Abys Hinia arrived thin evening from China and Japan with eight Cabin passengers 99 chinese and 70 japanese and tons of cargo principally Rice and silk. The passage was rough and accomplished in 16 Days. St. Mary s flax Mill burned. St. Matiys Jan. Weir s flax Mill was gutted by fire. The loss is heavy with no insurance. Sixty hand s Are thrown out of employment. I a gloomy and irritable mood Luok of appetite Nausia etc., arise from bilious Ness. Burdock blood bitters in a Purweet regulator of the Izirer under the Ocean events flashed by Cable from the far off East. The Hartlepool election will be an important forerunner. Two algerian towns Are completely buried in Snow. Special United press come London Jan. L be Irish contest Osob nothing1 of its bitterness. The plan of Timo thy Healy to form a federation to be composed of anti Parnell Itee gains but Little headway partly on account of the sponsor ship for Healy has made Many enemies by his acrimonious course and la disliked by Many even of his faction but Alao because those who Hope for peace look to o Brien and Dillon for Confidence and will not Ucb until they have been decisively heard from. La a worthy of note that while of Irish families Are fam Ishing Irish produce in abundance la pouring into England. Turkeys and poultry from Ireland supplied the Holiday demands of englishmen and Scotchman while Tho wretched inmates of the Galway Cabins hardly had a potato. This shown that there plenty of food m Ireland bub thai a Large Section of Tho population Havu no Money to buy food and no Means of earning Money. The deals tuition it Day proving More cute As thai loads of potatoes brought by British Ruen of War Are but temporary re Lief to All Tho prevailing distress. That there is not marked increase of the death rate in the famine districts Only shows the wonderful vitality of the race and its capacity for suffer ing. at the scenes of distress say that the most pitiful eight is that of Little children not hungry along bub also nuked Aad debarred by nakedness from attending school and obtaining education without which a their native language is Irish they can never Hope to Rise above poverty. Cloth ing is As badly wanted As food. A discouraging advices come from tipperary. Foo enemies of the landlord appear to have surrendered after having suffered dishearten defeat. How Complete is the Triumph of Dlois disc May be understood when it is a that Ever store an stall on the thorough 8 in the new town known As o Brien s we with the exception of three have sus Pended business Somp of them having been sold for debt. Among the Irish Paity signs of peace Are obscured by the continued aggressiveness and violence of Healy and the Mccarthy faction do not conceal their fear that Parnell become so irritated by Healy s attitude a to imperil the alleged agreement now exist ing for Parnell a retirement. It is regarded afe certain that Parnell will retire if he can be permitted to do so Honor a land not under the apparent Spur of Healy s assaults Smith Barry a tipperary landlord and m. P. For Hunting ton is receiving congratulations Oil All sides for his Victory Over the plan of Campaign. The Battle would have ruined most men financially and has Cost Smith Barry about half a million Collais most of Hiu farms Are again occupied by tenants and those who remain out Are most of them with out Means of support except the personal Charity of a few nationalists who have Money to spare. In an interview published chief Secretary Balfour says he is perfectly satisfied with the Success of the fund which in conjunction with the Earl of Zetland Viceroy of Ireland he had been instrumental in raising for the Relief of the suffering poor of the country. The chief Secretary adds that arrangements Are being made by him to place beyond be trend venture a proper and effective distribution of Money in those districts where the distress is most severe. Twenty eight thousand pounds have thus far been contributed to the fund. The announcement is made Here that in the event of John Dillon being designated As the new Leader of the Irish parliamentary party William o Brien will promptly revisit the United s taken where he will resume the work of arousing Irish americans to further Effort in behalf of the motherland a work which was interfered with by recent political com plications. I the inference drawn from Parnell a speech at Cork is that he will retire sooner or later upon receiving satisfactory Assurance that his successor will not be Content with Sham Home Rule. Ii Alv takes a the Little town of mos trim or Edgeworth near Long Ford Ireland was the scene to Day of a Lively Auti Parnellie gathering1. Timothy Healy and Arthur o Connor worn the principal speakers. Before the meeting Well begun the platform on which the speakers stood and which had been hastily improvised for the occasion gave Way under their weight and Healy o Connor and others got so Tumble Healy being badly shaken. A soon a the confusion was Over Healy proceeded with Hia speech. He charged the Parnell Itea with having sawn the legs of the platform in order to kill Iho men who were exposing their Leader s crooked and abominable i methods. Parnell said he was fonder of sawing planks than of sleeping on . The government and police were backing Parnell and Balfour had joined in Parnelli off it to stimulate violence and discredit the cause of Ireland. Whim the time would come As it Muat come that the deluded followers of j Arnell would awake from their dream Healy would be ready he said to befriend each and every one of them except who had brought All this misfortune on Ireland. Anniell s leadership he would never tolerate whether it would be Covert or open. Parnell was Ireland s enemy would ultimately he found leading the orangemen in opposition to Ireland s if or. Fitzgerald Mem Ber for South Longford would resign he he Vly who represents North Longford would also resign and leave to the people the decision of the contest. Hab Tell ool election. Both parties Are very Active at West Hartlepool. Sir we. Gray Union candidate is receiving promises of support from All parts of the kingdom and the unionists Are preparing to throw both Money and Energy into the canvass a it is believed that the res Alt will bespeak the outcome of the general elections More truly than any Content heretofore held since 1836, the constituency being naturally Liberal but for the Homo Rule Issue and More doubtful than in 1886, for there Are 900 new voters on the Register the total number of voters being sir we. Gray is a popular Man and his personality injects no weak element into the canvass. Or. C. Fullness the Liberal candidate is also a Strong selection. It is said that the pictures of the scenes of Kilkenny election Lime throwing etc., Are being prepared for distribution among the voters. Notwithstanding the utterance of glad Stone Morley and Harcourt Liberal 3iagunt with the Irish question is growing More and More pronounced. The latest to speak out what others think is Cunningham e. Graham Gladston Narf Liberal member of North went Lanarkshire a Man who Wield marked influence among the scottish representatives and who has heretofore been a faithful adherent of the Liberal Home i ule Alliance. Graham says that there is a general feeling of Digusta Iorg English and scotch liberals with i Calls Tho Irish fiasco and that inthe opinion of Many of them the Best thing that can he is to drop therom Aiulu it nun Aud dont As Tho Foremost pledge of the party Tho ifs Iio of electoral Reform and of the Mient of two million five Hundred thousand working men who arb practically debarred from Niit Raki under existing limitations. Or. Graham Eliud that this Issue would every voter Amorico the workingmen to the Liberal Standard and insure Success at the general election. Two town3 snowed up. Unless a Miracle happens or Tho weather changes within a very Short Timo the inhabitants Seydou u Small town in the let cum District of the province of Orana Algiers will starve to death. About a Wnek ago information reached Tlemcen Tuat the inhabitants of Sardou were snowed up beyond escape and that Thoy were slowly starving to death. Their Stock of provision had run our before the Caier of the alarming news reached Tlemcen and it was Naid that horses mules and even the few camels at Seydou were be Iarj killed for food. As in the majority of Small Algerine towns Tho inhabitants of is Dou depended Al most entirely upon the convoys of provisions which reach them from the larger towns and the Small Stock kept on hand is Alt tvs comparatively email. When the news reached the military authorities of Tlemcen they immediately sent a Quantity of provisions under escort of troops to the Relief of Seydou unhappily the Convoy a Day or so later Wau snowed up in the Teani pass and it was some time before the authorities at Tlemcen became of the danger to which the con Voy waa exposed. An additional t orce was then sent our from Tlemcen with instructions to push on a All hazards to tha Relief of the snowed up troops and afterwards if possible to assist the Convoy in pushing on to Seydou. The second detach Merit managed to reach Teani 3jaak, and on january 15 it wan announced that the Convoy had been extricated from its perilous position. To Day information waa received that the attempt to provi Sion so Dou had failed that the diff Crit wat hopelessly snowed up and troops Weri continuing their efforts to open up a line of communication with Seydou. Grave apprehensions Are Felt in to the eventual of the inhabitants of the snowed up town Tho French african troops accustomed to Tho burning heat of the african summer and utterly unaccustomed to such cold Winters at this make but poor headway in the Snow. The troops theme elves Are buffering terribly from the cold their clothing1, Camp equipage and Small shelter tents Aro unfitted for the work of practically digging mile upon m to through Tho Snow toward Seydou. Then again High Winda which have been prevailing greatly hinder the work of the troops raising huge heaps of Drift Snow in Slagor where the soldiers bad previously cleared. This greatly discourages the men. Tho troops also suffer from Lack of fuel. Qe1uiah botal1.1. The prussian court is once again becoming the scene of Winter festivity and Imperial family gatherings m marked contrast to the situation a year ago. The Empress Frederick and her daughter Princess Margaret of Prus Sia have returned from Kiel where they spent the Christmas holidays with Prince Henry and his Consort Princess Irene of Hesse and the two latter the Empress Mother Buck to Berlin. Prince and Princess Henry will reside for the remainder of the in the so called Ducth Palace outer Der Linden. This Edice is United by a with thu late i emperor William s Palace. The latter a part of Prince Henry s inheritance but will not reside there a the rooms of his late grandparent Are for some time to come to re main just they were Jelt. Saturday Tho Kaiser held in magnificent form a court of the chapter of Black Eagle and to Day was celebrated Coronation fest. The Empress is taking her full share in the court ceremonies and festivities. Her Little toy is Wall but it is said to be of a More delicate physique than his five elder Brothers. A Good Deal has been said about the emperor s purpose to visit France. That he has entertained such an intention there is no doubt but so far the arguments presented by his family and advisors against it have prevailed. The French government has not been Able to give any Assurance against i sub even if the emperor should travel incognito and while it has been the Kai ser s professed object to promote the inter est of peace by the journey Thero is much reason to apprehend that the effect would be very contrary. There a reason to believe that the Kaiser has been informed regretfully and respectfully that the French authorities would not wish to a held responsible for the result of an Imperial visit to Paris the City to quote Deputy Pichon defiled by the tramp of the victorious Uhland where the Blaek Eagle of Prussia soared Over the corpses of our an Early visit of the Kaiser to France or at least to the French capital need not be looked for although it is True that the feeling of the frenchmen toward the Kaiser personally is much More tolerant since the sacrifice of Bismarck looked upon by the French As the Engineer of their overthrow. I Hir Hough american troubles Are causing renewed anxiety in great Britain. England ban important Trade with Chili and British sympathies Are with Tho exciting Gayer Mont there which has always been conciliatory to interests. Confidence is Felt that president Balmeseda will succeed in subduing the rebellion. More anxiety a aroused by the situation in Buenos Ayr i where the government a taking course calculated to drive foreign Bankers and capital from the Republic by levying a tax of two per cent on deposits on private Banks from which tax the state Banks Are to be extra pm. Thin in intended to drive cub of Exi Tenca and stimulate the National Banks front which the government borrows or draws virtually it will Tho Argentine government now being in debt seventy trillions to the National Bank of the Republic and unable to pay the amount. The fever in financial circa in caused by the tax is More menacing than outbreaks or riots. Advices from Buenos gyros sunday Are of a More encouraging nature than were Des patches of the previous Day. A revolutionary mob which recently disturbed the peace of the provinces of eat Eros ban been disarmed and dispersed by a Force sent against their by Tho Argentine gov fitment. The new governor Haa taken i Barge of the affairs of the province whose vigorous and intelligent action is inducing the return of popular conf Jinoo. The Bill laying a tax of two per cent on de posits in private Banks Haa a abused both houses at Buenos Ayres. Much agitation prevails in financial circles a late despatch Bays the revolt in Chili is gaining headway. The insurgents appear to have abundant Means and the result of the Issue Between them and president Balmaceda is doubtful. The railway sthik1c. Right Hon. Henry Campbell Bannerman glads tonian member of parliament for Ster Ling in an address at coat Bridge referred to the great scotch railway strike now in pro Gress. He said instead of cringing to the directors of the railroads the town councils boards of Commerce ought to demand proper train service. The Railroad companies he declared must pocket their Pride and treat with the Trade unions which parliament had legalized. Men who had gone to work on the South Western line have refused to rejoin Tho strike notwithstanding Earnest solicitation of those still out. This Haa caused Many others to Loae heart and return to work. Hid Beia. While to much discussion is going on about Siberia it May be of interest to note that according to it document discovered in the archives of the Prust iian ministry of Justice Siberia by arrangement Between russian and i Yasaian governments a depot to which incorrigible prussian thieves robbers Ucen diaries and other malefactors were deported there to work in the mine for the remainder of their without Hope of rut ape. It Aho appeals that it least Ono Large consignment of was f awarded and others arranged for probably the Rise of Napoleon and the consequent when even criminals became a Huhle us food for the Cannon May have put in and to tins interesting Trada in German malefactors. It ohm Naii Auto. From All parts of Europe come accounts of damage done by the cold and heavy Snow tanks prevail in France. Trains from Switzerland Are eight hours late and Licota at Paris Trio cold 14 eighteen Deri us. The port of it Nova is completely blocked up. The Hamburg underwriters have a Steamer cruising off Hal Inland to warn vessels from entering the Elbe and several vessels have been abandoned in River owing to ice a violent he Ricanne prevails in Valencia Spain and vessels Are storm bound. At Palermo the Gale sweeping the Medit Era can a roofed the Hon Paul and Many patients were seriously injured. Promotion Vun Diann in. Riff he honorable sir Jane s Damien has been appointed lord in stick of the court of appeals to succeed sir Barnes Peacock. Sir James i Lynnen in known to thy world through his presidency of the Pur Ivell com Mission. He was born id London in 1h21, and has been prominent lot Nauy Ridge and counsellor Ami n a i Neibor of Council Ukman with the new regime in German Africa beginning in March a vigorous policy of development and settlement will be inaugurated and immigration to new Guinea and other regions in to be More encouraged than heretofore. The weinian Aro pushing to Weir interact Wall is vigor that Mav Well alarm nod Only in Africa poly Nchia and farther India Bull Ivl fio in Pemba valuable Nickel mines have Buen Dii Cou Rei in Finuken Stcin Silesia. It in stated that the judge who convicted Labruyere Tho icer Nalitt who Sud pod Liwski to escape is to to removed in i Tracu to the civil court. liar been the Pope to the russian government for it poum sention of catch Hon and for Tho closing it the Catholic churches in Vilna. The turkish Sultan hat granted Cuin Peru amnesty to nil armenians accused of poli incl this hundreds of prisoners in constantinople alone. Parnell and Harrington while i to Tralee addressed a number of their Jid her thu at Dublin thanking them for their reception they were loudly cheered. The Tiu Iiah leg mature ban under estion and will probably pans a Bill milking Copenhagen a free port g Eruin industries will to excluded from the privileges of a free Harbor special a Teh of in St. Petersburg and thus dodging Tho Guimon keep a clone watch on the Frontier iad also avoiding the presentation of poor Purl in the countries which he visited. To in Tica Cetl of conspiracy against the life of the Czar. Aim bar dispatches report thai thu Gor mans recently a pud upon attacked Mac Hambas a fortified position strongly in trenched in the of a Jungle. A dense Brush fatally interfered with Fie Man Euver ing of ithe troops. After some obstinate tight ing the German forces were spelled to a mid Retreat. Sot hog it of the Ger Man or native losses in term eng gement. Emin i Asha is represented Tibo in constant hostilities with Aruba who about the flanks of his column. Sewer explosion. A Chicago Man Hole Kelli Iier one und sever no. Chicano Jan. A crash Lizard for a mile and the smashing of plate Glass win Dows for a radius of three blocks u sewer Man Hole exploded Thia evening at Law inter Section of Jackson Street and Wabash Avenue when both thorough Wrea wore crowded with shoppers and work people. A dozen of people were thrown from their feet by the terrific Force of the explosion and wild panic on med among those left. A number of pass ers by were injured by falling plans. In Tho excited crowd were Many ladies. One woman mrs. C. R. Rons coloured was killed outright. Her death wart a shocking one oho was slipping nearly on the i ital Hole when the covering with a Truing Sud Denness went skyward and she wan slammed backward against the curbing. Tho woman h Skull wan split open and her brain went scattered about in a the stones. A Little four year Oli coloured boy who was with her strangely escaped in jury not receiving to much As a Woratch. F. H. Mack received some serious v found to from a Stone that was shot out of the pavement and had pain Ful Gash in Tho from a jagged piece of window glas1. Up to the moment before the explosion police officer Muoio who in regularly stationed fat that Corner had standing1 on the Man Hole almost for hours. A a input among Tho cans de him to tango position in Tho Nick of time doubtless have his life. Tho ppr Sonn injured by Tho Fatih web a. Stout t. .7. Carlers anal k. Waddle Nono were Hurt except Stout one of Whoso hands Wai nearly it or Iet from Arm. Tho of soph of the Semiw sewing machine company Weru the most damaged in Uio . Out of Hitty windows in the company s pre Mihui Noi one has a whole pane of Jaak left. By u now . Nui York Jan. Special to Tho Herald from Canyon City col., pay Joyce was Banger in the Penitentiary Here thin opening for the murder of John Snooks n Twenty year old lad in Denver on july 4th last during a Drunken Brawl Over Homo Beer. Joyce was executed by of a new invention by which the condemned Man unconsciously executes himself and Paauew away without Evon knowing to had committed suicide to expiate his crime. It in an ingenious contrivance which in Ial to work by the criminal by Means of a water news notes. The annual meeting of the Canadian Prewo association will in Toronto on february 12th and 13th. Or Samson of Well known and respected practitioner lies face Routly ill. He in suffering from cancer of the stomach. Dougherty who once pestered Mary an Daikon and who last fall shot or. Lloyd an Tho Flatbush Asylum been convict two of murder in Tho second degree. Or. A. Mathu Bou of the Stratford Beacon Laa been appointed Burner of the Irma Tuth for the deaf dumb at Belleville. With two a thenon at the Helm and both former news paper men the Institute at Belleville should continue to drug Regis. A special from Craig three Hundred g Reo indians Are camped in Tho neighbourhood of dug and Rock Creek and Dearborn. About Twenty five Are Here. Thoy Are ill Bucka and have they have bought All Tho ammunition obtain Abl Here. Nobody knows where they can from and Trio people Ara alarmed ;