Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 19, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg Jan. 19. Manitoba free press. Hobn1kg and Eves Uig Xii blushed every Day except sunday at six o clock ., and four o clock a. M., rape telvely at we Umipeg by the Manitoba free press co. , managing director and editor in Climer. Edition by mail one year six months jj5 one month 81. Strictly Utah in Advance. Daily morning free press delivered in Winnipeg on terms. Evening free Preis Ovid Sun delivered in Winni Peg 20ccnib trave cd 75 cents per i Mouth Tot three months. Strictly Cash in Udvance. Advertising rates per nonpareil line u tines likes one Inch in depth for advertisements appealing in both editions Ordinary advertising ten cents per line each insertion inserted fora definite a fraud of time to charged for Nettie one week.-. 30 cents per line two cedi. 45 one month. 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No notice inserted for less fir Wiere cuts inserted they mint be mounted on Wood. For ouch legislation its Frienda do Nob proves to have any Hope of being Able to carry it. I simply proposes to protect foreign authors through a Royalty of 10 or 15 cents on each copy of their work sold without at the mos adding to the filing Price More than Tan sum. It is claimed that if the International copyright Bill pass the Senate a combination to put up prices will inevitably follow among the larger publishing houses that the Smalto concerns will be starved out and that in addition to the 10 or 15 cents to the author Thi Reading Public will be compelled to pay As much More or twice As mud a a tax to the monopolists no bet Ter illustration of the situation can be Given than to say that in the Case of the Royalty Bill it is a Tariff for Revenue Only putting the authors in the place of the nation and in the other a Tariff for Protection. In the former Case the people will be taxed a i compensation to the authors to which then a no objection while in the other they i be taxed Nob Only for the author bub for the monopolists and these we May be sure Wil gab Tho lion s share. In is the principle of Mckinley ism intended to be enforced for the Benefit of a huge Book Trust and a Power Ful lobby of publishers is at the Back of the measure to it through. There in no lobby at the Back of the other and with no thing bub its merits to defend 16 there is Little Hope of its Success. The proposed legislation a creating As much excitement in Europe As in the United states. Over there the Royalty Bill is lost sight of and the whole attention of those interested is directed to the measure which is promoted by the United states bookmakers. By the Bil it is proposed that no copyright shall be Given to a work Thau a not set up and printed in the United states. Thin should it carry would seriously injure the manufacturing Trade in England. Authors to get advantage of the United states copyright would be obliged to have their works printed in that country a circumstance that would involve double composition unless the further advantage to the United states was Given of having the editions for tha English Market also set up there. If Thia were done be Trade of the English publishing houses would be badly hit and if the alternative of double composition were adopted the extra expense would have to be shared by the buy ers and authors. Not unnaturally the Trade in England u deeply exercised Over the matter and Lettera Are pouring in on the leading Lon Don papers Suff Gosting As a measure of self defence that parliament should pass a jaw providing that no British or us item states author null obtain British copyright a Lesu copies of his work composed Anc printed in the United kingdom shall have Bra deposited Hall or the British museum before publication. Retaliatory legislation Baa never been popular in England and it in doubtful if this suggestion would a be acted upon in any Case. But should the United states copyright Bill go through a proposed there would be no other Way left of protecting the British publishers and without that Protection the business would undoubtedly suffer very severely. By simply joining the Berne convention the United states can airily and at any time Range itself by the Side of All other civilized nations in the matter of copyright. Under the pretence however that its interests and circumstances Are different owing to its isolated position in Puauea a policy of the most intense Seifrig Honeas not Only As to copyright but in respect also of All those International relations in which the Dollar is involved. There would seem to be Little doubt that the English Book Man intend to press their application hate we much ill feeling Hae been raised in the United states by the action of the Canadian authorities in forcing dispute or it parse of it into court and thus to a or Tain extent raking it out of the hands of the diplomats. Whether this was with the knowledge and Sanction of administration is not yet known. If it were the people of that country have do reason to be offended and their present Tiger u unreasonable if it were not the Ottawa authorities have been polity of n very grave discourtesy. The whole dispute Haa been in the hands o the diplomats for the Pant year or two incl latterly there has been the most Gratifying Prospect of an Early settlement. It is possible that the matter might be expedited by a reference of a certain phase of the question to the United states supreme court. In that Case it was competent for either party to Sug Geet that course and to urge its acceptance. If this were done with the knowledge of All concerned there could be nothing irregular or improper in it. Without this Mutual under Tonding however it would be merely a piece of Sharp practice wholly unworthy of a Grant nation. In is said thai the act of the Canadian minister of Justice in the approval of the Imperial authorities we can believe that if the Imperial author ties were consulted a to its expediency Thuy might have expressed the opinion that an a peal to the supreme count was unobjectionable and they would Sanction its being made. But we refuse to believe that the English gov. Ern ment consented to a proposal to steal a March on the Washington authorities in order to snatch an if there wore no advantage there could be no object in taking that course. That is not in accordance with the traditions of English diplomacy. It is to be hoped that the Canadian author Tiea will be Able to explain that the Appeal to the supremo court Baa Beon made with the full knowledge and approval of the washing ton administration. When it had become known that this step Hud been taken or. Blaino a reported to have said that he was not taken unawares by it. This May have meant either that he bad Beon advised As to the Appeal or that he had been Sharp to get on to the Little Canadian same. Id is to be hoped for every considerable reason Thiv it was the former. The dispute is an International one. Even if this Hac Beon the Firof step towards effecting a settle1 ment it would Only have been the communes1 Courtesy before invading a foreign country to go into its courts to avow the purpose before hand to those on the other Sido who were engaged in the negotiations. It waa n Hundred Timea Mere obligatory to do this after Thi whole question had been passed Over to the diplomats and was at the time in a fair Way to being settled. To take it or any phase of it out of their hands without both government being apprised of tie intention was an act o discourtesy for which there i can be no excuse it is too much like what the United state itself might be expected to do to Moke i endurable to canadians. The act assuming it to be a bit of Sharp Nesa on the part of the Ottawa authorities i Nob without something to moderate its offence we Are going into the Camp of the enemy Appeal to their own tribunals for Justice in dispute Between them and us. That is some thing in our favor although in will not excuse the manner of doing it. The Ottawa ministers pay a High compliment to the supreme court of the United states when they Appeal to it in a difference to which Thi United states nation is one of the parties it would appear however that to the people of that country there in no lol lifting virtue in this compliment and they Are showing their indignation by moving protesting resolutions in Congress this is what we would expect. They would prefer any Day to be thought Sharp rather than to be thought honorable and it a not so much the discourtesy to the National dignity that offends them As the discovery that there Are politicians in Canada a Sharp As their own. It is to be hoped however that there will be no further rivalry of this kind to far As Canada is concerned. To can much better afford to leave to our neighbors whatever advantages they May extract from importing the tricks of the Pett Fogger into their inter National relations than we can to imitate them. There Are Low better authorities on International or constitutional Law in Canada than the Hon. David Mills and in his opinion the minister of Justice has put his foot badly into it by going to the United states supreme court with any phase or Section of the Behr log sea matter. He Days Una eat it has been agreed Between the two governments that there shall be a teat Case for the Piir pose of ascertaining the rights of the United states under the Law of the nation in Behring i think it will prove a mistake of the part of the Canadian minister of Justice to seek decision from tha supreme court. The Case of poster against Neil non which will be found in Peters reports 2, and that of Phillips against Payne in vol. 02 of the supreme court reports show that in questions Auch this the court a bound to follow in the construction treaties the political department of the government and no opinion will be obtained therefore at variance with or. Elaine s Contention. It will be seen upon very blight consideration of the subject that it would never do to permit one department of the government to place itself in direct antagonism to another and specially would it be destructive to permit the views of that department which is responsible for the maintenance of the Sovereign rights of the nation to be Over Ridden by another department to which no such Rea possibility attaches. You will find the principle upon which the supreme court proceeds to fully stated in Tho two cases to which i have referred that you will see that the minister of Justice cannot get on on the lines upon which he has aet out and if the court were to entertain the Case he would Only succeed in having the Contention of the Secretary of state addressing a meeting of Hia constituent at Stayner a few Wayfe ago or. Dalton Mccarthy said that if Dominion government Prem Pidto disallow the school act he would himself move a of want of Confidence in it but if it allowed the act to stand he would remain its faithful fun lower As before. In the same speech he said that or. Chapleau had entered into an unholy Alliance with the Quebec Premier to raid the Domin on Treasury. Or. Chapleau is n member of the government. What a curious sort of Erson or. Mccarthy must be. A thus con Estes to the world that be is prepared to Eup port a government that permits one of its members to con Pirn to Rob the country b. B. B. Cured mrs. B. Fri Dis of mount the Avant. Painful sores which broke put on her left tie. The Bonspiel arrangements about ready for the Curling carnival. Are coming in slowly from Home and Austin rink Start made in subscriptions. A meeting of the Council of the Manitoba Branch r. 0. 0. C. Was held in the criterion on saturday afternoon to further arrange ments for the ban Spiel which Opena on the 3rd prox. Two new clubs ref filtered by the Secre car since the last meeting one from que Appell und the other from Baldur in Southern Manitoba were legally affiliated with the Branch. Entries for the Bonspiel Wery reported fron Regina Stonewall Keewatin Lindaay ont. St Paul. Minn., and Bobcaygeon on. The prize list committee reported thei work Sorn plete. A number of the Prinea Wei i already in the City Aad the remainder would to Here in time for the Bonspiel. The committee on annual reported the pub ligation of the work comprising some 151 pages of valuable information to curlers an that there was a greater demand for in among club than the previous year. President Conklin w. Mcmillan am Hon. D. Mclean were appointed a Conrail Titei to interview or. Austin re Street railway Ica for the Buivis Fidel. The result wan satisfactory or. Aust ii by Viuf kindly promised the use of his of Bonspiel week. It is in splendid condition this year. Letters were read from the secretaries o the Granite and Thistle clubs offering the use of the rinks for the Bonspiel. It was Lesol Vod to appoint messes. H Rourke w. A Fraser and Alex. Brown special on to see that every thing was in Good shape for Curling at a three places. The president w. Mcmillan f. W and James Teea were appointed n special committee on finance to solicit sub Bari Petionn in Aid of the Bonspiel fund. They started out and in a few hours secure the leading hotels and we Olalo Busi Ness men a Well As a number of other firm and private citizens Wilt it or hoped Aid the curlers in their efforts in make the Bonspiel a Success. Parties desirous of aiding the curlers in this direction can do so by remitting their contributions a Cheque to the Secretary treas Jer or any Mem Ber of the Council. In will take fully one thousand dollars to cover ail expenses in con notion with the proposed a carnival. In View of the arrival of so Many strangers in the City in is desired by the Council tha citizens generally co operate in making a their sojourn for Over a week in enjoyable the curlers suggest that the Oivi authorities headed by the mayor might As mat in extending a cordial Welcome to visitors a display of Bunting thru Gumti the City on monday the 2od and following Days would help reception committee and in live the festivities. A Parade of the Active and Volunteer militia and review of the fire brigade Home afternoon with a Snow Eho tramp in the evening would vary somewhat the Monotony of Curling and be quite a trea to strangers As they Leavo with Hafix reminiscences of a Winter visit to the Prairi capital. A luncheon is also on the tapis to visiting curlers saturday s Cunt log at the Granite. Two games in the Tuckett Competition wer played at the Granite on saturday. Mat Fortune won his third game in succession to defeating j. Peterson after a very close con test of 16 to 14. It in pretty nearly certain that Fortune s1 will be one of the two rink eligible for the Bonspiel competitions for that cup. P. A. Macdonald Defeated w. G Fraser 1c to 15. La the sir Donald a. Smit Competition Holoran beat Rober Taon 16 to 12 j. C. Mcdonald beat Mather 1c to 10, an Wilkes beat code 21 to 14. Points at the Thistle. The annual Competition for Points was Corn Inen ced it the Thistle link on saturday after noon. Some fifty players participated. Heads the hat for saturday s play wit a score of 37. Ithe following made scores o 20 or Batter 0. Clarke 37, j. Mckee Iii 33, l. R. Mckenzie r. H. Dunbar 23, m Campbell 28, j. Kiiren 26, c. Huffman 26, a w. Murray 25, or. Gillies 24, w. J Patterson 23, r. R. Keith 22, j. Howden 21 or. Jamieson 21, r Driscoll 20, l. H. Erb 20, g. P. Clarke 20, j. Mcdiarmid 20. Play will be continued on the two saturday coming the highest players for the three Day taking the medals. A. Brown Defeated Job. R. Mok Enzia in the lieutenant governor s Competition and a r Keith Defeated j. Chisholm for the Drew Stone. Johnston win8 the Davin stones. Reqina has been keen in Terest manifested during the week in the curl ing Competition for a pair of stones pres enter by n. F. Davin m.p., which comm once monday morning. The first draw resulted As follows the skips names Only being Given a t. Stemshorn skip. .23 d. H. Gillcspie.1 r. R. T. C Jol Instone skip. .19 or. Willoughby skip. .1 d. Mowat.ekip.22 a. J. Fraser skip. 6 j. Smith skip.24 or. Cotton skip.1c c Willoughby skip. .13 adorn Boss skip.10 de. Smith e the second was played wednesday follows j. Smith skip.23 d. Mowat ship. R. Sweet skip.15 j. T. Steins Horn skip 0 . Johnaton skip .15 de. Smith skip.8 Chas. Willoughby Bye. Third draw j. Smith.16 Chas. .12 t. O. Johstcme.17 k. Sweet the final struggle Between rinks took place this Nior inc and was the Moat exciting Ever played in Regina. On the tenth end rink led by two Points the thirteenth made a tie and on fifteenth John atone was one Abend. The sixteenth end was a Johnstons laying several in the inner ring but Smith had one Lead on the Button count ing one and tying the score again. Another end was played amid intense excitement. When it was finished the Board pointed Johnstone 15 Smith 14. Doubling in the North. Prince albeit Jan is now in full swing Here. At both rinks insert skins matches Are being played daily. The Princi pal event to far was the president s and the vice president s match which took place on saturday the 10th inst. The following were the Rinka with their respective scores j t. Kits t pc. president vice Rotibi Dokht. J. F Betts skip.22 to Campbell skip. 11 q. T. Brown skip. 8 j. L. Johnston capt. Smith skip.10 Geo Cassir skip totals.4g 35 Kab Kwartin takes Veik thing. Is Watin Jan. The rat Portage and Keewatin Curling clubs have bad a series of Mes which resulted a follows for the District medal rat Portage 31 Kif Watin 38. For the Tuckett rat Portage 16 a Pat a 41. For tha Caledonia hat Portare. 17 Keewatin 38. For the vice Royal rat Portage 21 Keewatin 31. This gives the Keewatin club the District medal and the right to enter rinks for the various events at the coming Bonspiel Winnipeg. Bizeau clubs win. Ottawa Jan. The Rideau club de bated that Montreal team at Curling Here yes urday for the Quebec Challenge cup by eight idiots. The Ridette hockey team also Defeated Mcgill University team by three to two. In sore. New Orleans Jan. Jack Dempsey was much belter to Day. Although he Haa a Good Deal of pain and stiffness about his body and his Noee has been and still in bore the of Hia sufferings has been a Good Deal exaggerated. He will leave Here on monday for Portland Oregon the Home of my family and will be on hand at the in Blanche Young Mitchell Battle if it takes next month As advertised ready to Challenge the Winner. He will tight Tje fore a club that offers the largest purse no matter where it in located. This shows the Brooklyn Wixer has a lot of fight left in him yet. William Muldoon ban offered to match Ernest Roe her against any catch As Oatch can wrestler in the world for a Side. Billy Mcmillan the Washington middleweight Send n Chal Inge to Johnny Reagan of new York to fight fir a Side at the club offering the largest purse. Lem Mcgregor the St. Joe kid and Felix Jacquelin of this City fight before the Audubon club next month for a purse of two football surprises. Beuton by Wesley and a drawl Gumo Between malt Obj t Ollige and schools. Wesley again won game. Looking Over its series not often can the Weale Yans bands with themselves Over Auch an event but when such a Windfall comes to them makeup for the infrequency of such Evi Tuby the excess of their jubilation. Saturday they won to hard match by playing hard Anc unflagging by. Their opponents were nod in the Best of trim lacking such toners of strength a Schultz and Burn Ham then the Snow was too deep to allow of any Brilliant play it a hard standing up to one s Knees in blow and trying to kick a Bally Ippu top of Echo now. When the Snow had been brushed off and Tho icicle broken away from the incipient moustaches it Naa found that Wesley had two foals to its credit while the Baw Bonea had none. The teams were the following mkdigal8 Wesley. Fletus 5 Clement i barks 4.sparlini Jao kaon. I Campbell. I Ilet Herington Loyle kor Varoa Burnett Goodwin. I Abbott simpson.1. . Campbell Moderi Oid referee. The so Vioola 1 Lay a dual. The defend of the medicals in the morning by the Wesley team was somewhat of i. H in prise to footballers and it wan paralleled in the afternoon when the schools with Ivi Hargrave and Jack Mulvey off cackled the unbeaten Manitoba College team and held them Down to a draw. The schools torn got a great Hustle on and that College had evidently been Over confirm put. Both goal were kicked in Che first Mcbean scoring for the schools and Mcmunn for the College. The score is the Best possible comment on the defence of both teams. The teams Ware Manitoba. Mcdonald Fleming Pullar Modia Mic Perry Lawson Mcmunn con Lii Braden Clarke smal school. Laugh or. Goal half Backa. Mcbean. Poole. Gunn.1 Mel Tyre. Morgan. Present standing of teams in the league won. Lost. Drawn Manitoba. I 0 l alumni. 3 2 medi Eale. 3 o schools. 2 i 2 Wesley. 2 j to St. Johns. 140 drop Kiors. Micro san s run Down the whole length of the Field and splendid pass to Whitla was the feature of the morning game. The Medicos should get Julett to play often or he is a sure kick and a hard worker. Puglia and Norquoy tested their Heads As to hardness and each has a Small cat this morn ing ase result of the Experiment. Lotherington and Long Anc Short of it . The Wesley Forward line. Mcmurray is a Rood referee so say Tho Manitoba and schools. Who Wero the most astonished at the result of the match the Manitoba or the schools the Day was one of Surprise. Skating. George Scott a fast skater is matched for a race at grand Forks on Friday night next. When he finishes his race All the i works he nays that in All probability he will come to Winnipeg and other Points to arrange matches. Miss Mabel Davidson the fancy skat Reea of St. Paul is giving exhibitions to Large audiences in grand Forks. Before returning Home she will give like performances at Crookston Grafton so. Thomas Pembina and probably Winnipeg. Cameron in eclied. Harry t. Cameron the sprinter of St. Paul in with Dunbar Here last summer and George seer a Fleet-fo6ted Young Man of Graceville. Minn., have signed articles for a 100 Yard dash for a Side. The we will be run at Appleton minn., a week from tuesday. H. Mcdonald of St. Paul a stakeholder. A. Challenge for new Yolk Jan. Brook the Well Onowu pugilist is out in a card in which he Uhn Lenges Fitzsimmons to fight him for the middleweight championship and a reasonable purse offered by any responsible club the non to fight at 154 pounds with five ounce gloves Queensbury rules. Bubear Defeated. A dispatch from Sydney a s. W., says that Stevenson at new zealand Defeated lid Bear of England in a ecu ing match rowed on the Paramatta River. The championship match will be contested on april 28 Between Mclean and Stanbury. The stakes Are aside. Heft for Siw Etlen Halifax Jan. Mccormack the St. John skater left to Day on the steamship Sarnia in route for Sweden to skate hang air. Current chronology. January 18. I proclaimed Wing of i and instituted the order of the Blacer of Daniel Webster at Salisbury n. H. American statesman and Juri died 1853 acquired by Tho , but Resto ird in 1814. Walker proclaimed the Republic of Sonora divided into two states so Uorn Aad lows California. William proclaimed emperor of her Many at Versailles of Edward Bulwer lord Lytton. Orator poet and novelist aged w. Muska Singer aged 45, died a Munich explosion near Manchester eng land tilling thirty miners. Lori a Lytton James Twatt miscellaneous 10. Of Nicholas co Perl cub celebrated astronomer died 1543 of Willmm con Greve dramatic poet born iwo. Of James Watt Scot Tish mechanician Engineer and inventor improver of tie team engine 1iod 1810. 1813-Battle of Ciudad Rodorigo Between the French and British and defeat of the former. Death of a Jmc Disraeli writer born 1787 of Georgia confederates Defeated m the Battle of Mil Springs ky., and Clen. Zolli Gaffur killed. Confederate 1033, 400 men horse and other valuable property. T Dick artist died in Brooklyn n. Y. Born in now York City 1s31 sort it from Paris of Gnu. Trochu and Man repulsed with loss of about dead armm Lipil occupied by Tho russians and on Tho 31st in armistice Between the in utinans Aud , War having lasted from april a Ifrat to Marci i 1878. Ina Lidi h of Ives Defeated on the White Nile by Chi j troupe Mauricio cigars Are now coming to the front. Toe Best dealers in the City and country jealous of their Trade handling the Maceio to. They Are the Best value boat shape. Best sent and beat package on the Market. Trade supplied by Dawson Bole co., Winnipeg Russell s Clearing Sale baby sleighs 20 per cent. Off. Boy s coasters 20 per cent. Off toys at your own prices. Gold pens at wholesale. Fancy goods at Cost. Books and stationery at immense reductions. Everything Mast go sex St. Picen Insu Range company of Hartford Conn. Established 1854 Cash capital Oun Tallau head Ohaco 114 St. Janie if St., Montreal. Gerald e. Hart general manager. Good agents desiring to represent the company Are invited to correspond with us. T. Howard Wright 1 a crib h. A. Jukes Winnipeg i and current topics. Tub Gallant japanese. Montreal Gazette our neighbor Japan gives a pleasant reception to who visit the land of the rising not Long Ugo it extended its Hospital ties to Mia Duncan who cd her arrival was interviewed by the representative of the press and who us such pleasant glimpses of the life of the people. Now it is another gifted Canadian Idy miss Gregory whose arrival is announced m the Japan mail. Now it Rush. A Toronto mail one of the John papers is publishing the incomes of the professional men of the City. Tha largest income made by to lawyer is the largest by a medical Man is and Tho largest by a Clergyman is some professional men darn no More than s400 a year and one Lawyor is Nirid to have netted just in 1800. The clergy men rank in the Way of worldly Goodel at the Bottom of the list. It in remarkable yet True thit people pay highest for the Law which protects to Weir property somewhat lower toe the skill which Waves their Hoks and lowest for the advice and Comfort Given to their Boula. Is it to by a 1 Toronto Globe the Ottawa citizen says it is not Likely that a dissolution will take place before a redistribution of seats is made and if the opposition adopts an obstructive Pilicy and talks out the tire tent parliament to As to Force an Appeal to the constituencies As they at present exist then they will assume a very Gravo responsibility Foi which the people will no doubt hold them strictly a How did the citizen become Job based of the notion that the opposition would obstruct the passage of a redistribution Bill obstruction would not be justifiable unless the redistribution were exceedingly in Gerrymander in Short. La the Citi zen s fear of obstruction founded upon the knowledge that a is contemplated would do in a Manitoba win Tajh. Hamilton times at the funeral of the late or. Frank Stinwon in St. Catharines last week the officiating Clergyman very sensibly advised the mourners to keep their Heads covered during the burial service. Said he however Well and reverent it appeared to see pall bearers and others with Thair Heads uncovered Over the grave of a deceased Friend the custom was a dangerous one in our severe climate and could Well be dispensed with he trusted that the pall bearers and others accompanied them to witness the last sad Ritea would keep their Heads covered on the occasion and remember they came there to Bury the dead and Nob to kill the How often have we All heard the words spoken of some dead Friend or acquaintance he attended so and so s funeral and caught cold which resulted in his Tho custom o uncovering the Bead at the grave Side is one that can Well be dispensed with and under takers and others should take care thai mourners Are not called upon to catch their death of cold by unreasonable delay. I pay the loss at the these Days at Craig s medicines that cure. Or. J. B. Jordan s Holsto genetic Stern All information free also Book of 20 Nages free explaining the system see testimonials Page 2 every saturday o. Ie1. office in Bouldu Block Market Square Wiiri Tonii ind old chum plug Cut smoking tobacco. The increase in sales of these two Urunda la enormous proof that a Superior triole wit Norco Steell to the front. D. Ritchie co., i tit tobacco manuf Carera in Canada. Winnipeg brass works 32 84 Albert St p. O. Box 648 Andrew Schmidt always in time Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha r y tha Pullman and Wagner Yent louled limited Tula onto Lollina mating the run Between by Paul and Chicago in u hours jul on and after sunday feb 9th, make the run in 131 a torts de leaving and arriving time being m foil Wii Mia Neapolis. d m by. Paul. 780 i. Stillwater. Kau Claire. Log Irr Lve Milwaukee. 7.25 6 m Chicago.9 go the Anu Lupient of thin train Toni Lett of veal ruled baggage car Vestibule a hmm King vet louled coaches Coati bled Pullman and wiper sleeping curs Venati bund dining car. served in dining car before arrival in Chicago t is the Only Complete Vestibule a train run Lnu rom Minneapolis Aud St. Paul to Chicago. Tha reduction of half hour in time giving earlier our of arrival in Chicago Inaura connections with 11 fast line trains leaving Chicago in the moral no or Pitt Hurt new York Washington Cincinnati to Alsville and the East and South. Returning Thia train will at 6.iw , instead of 6.10 p i. As heretofore and arrive it St Vaul 7.30 ., Minneapolis Tickets mid pins can be secured pfc to. Paul and Minneapolis Union depots and at the i Honing pity Oft i i a St. Paul knit third St Minneapolis 13 Xico lot Houtch Lillock. Duluth 332 hotel St. A Osnis clock. T w. Teasdale Gen l passenger agent St. Saturday sales enormous for next twelve Days All goods to be sold at what they will bring. A great reduction to household bar lenses in a result in every Home where the economical fuel is used the Cilery Tribune of this fuel although Tho cd tvs drug to of stoves were nil Clos is an in Teliho heat the temperature of Trio room nearly 100 no chemicals no Moke. No smell Tot Mumink Eulily obtained almost everywhere. Acy one can make it and the Cost Igho Uncial hut a from saving is the immediate result. .1no. A. Scutt. House Winnipeg w. C. T. N. Lunch room Aku woman s Exchange has removed to 209 Alexander Street 2 door from main where they will be Piea oed to Nee All their friends orders for cooking filled in usual. Tutor Are registry in connection Good places to be for vant Gills. 3stotioe, Totire is hereby Given that Ami Moule trading a f. S. Would of the Villa oof kill Arney Mode an to me for the Benefit of All her or Coltora on the 12th Day of unitary a. V. 1891. A meeting of the creditors will be held at a office in Winnipeg on the filth Day of january at 4 p. M., for the appointment of a the Kivin Foff directions with refer Mike to the Jjo Pom of the Cut ate. Claims duly verified must be filed with me on or Btu orc the Daj of the meeting w entitle Tho creditors to vote. S. A. D. Vikk Skand official Winnipeg january kith a Euatt books made to t. Taylor Kuler Andrj a Jocuns to Mana a pin Street win nth by i storage for All Kinda if goods. Warehouse Given. Ticks re Buhse 88 King St we Onicek Metspa Perl ;