Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 13, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press. Winnipeg. April is. Telegrams. Matter purport w be telegrams published in this s it pretends to be not clippings from exchanges r concoctions. At least seventy five per it of the matter purporting to be pub shed by any other Manitoba consists of re hash and re dated clippings 24 to 72 old from this paper and other i changes and concoctions. News. _ the very latest world s is always to be found in this and no other in Manitoba. News is available to no other a Manitoba. Too much capital. Of Royal labor commission unsatisfactory. To mainly composed of wealthy de Spirof any Good its appointment. A april there is a Strong fell a England that the labor commission it weighed with the capitalist class my unequally represented. The Ity of the commission Are not Only Capi by also conservatives even the being in the minority. This it is will tend to shake Confidence in the conclusions arrived at by the Oom Nisi of trades unions generally already expressing their apprehension the movement will end in nothing los Dos april Royal labor com Osiason announced in the House o commons by or. Henry Smith is denounced by thai liberals As a capital body whose findings will Cadon badly do More harm than Good to the is in ostensible designed to Benefit. Their of Wilion generally directed toward or. Livsey of Tunstall whose conduct daring the Tass towers Leeds earned Lor him the hatred of British workmen and or. Actin the Secretary of the Irish demo or Trio Zubor federation is purely a profess Oua agitator whose appointment is regarded As Treme of Absurdity. He is a Young Man of inordinate self con Cit Little influence am no do erection. Several utterly need Tew strikes in the South of Ireland Ujj Ritj do Strous to the participants were Brycc fit about through his incompetency us refusal to heed the advice of others. When or. Faroe enunciated Bis labor pro Waune while receiving a deputation Horn actin a a Nieby in Cork Austin insolently repudiated Parnell and sneered at his prom Tjw with the result of losing his position As the Cork traders association Anita s appointment on the commission was Doe to the nope of the government that he Leuw regarded us a disciple of Michael Davitt would be acceptable to Healy ites but the Frati that the selection satisfies nobody but Iahn himself. Most irishmen were of the opinion that next to Michael Davitt or. Subic Odb preside of Dublin trades Asso i Ilion Woald Best represent Irish labor in wrest great disappointment is Felt that Simmons was Nob chosen. Has earned his Liberty. A Warden from death a con courage. , april the last two or three years repealed efforts have Deen made she friends of Juo. Daly one of the Mayo dynamite conspirators to secure his release bom prison where to is serving a life sentence unjustly As Many believe. Public meeting lure been held to express sympathy with him and several petitions have been lodged with government praying for his Pardon but Nii Hont Avail. To Day however the tide turned in his Ivor through Hia own action and to is in u Iii Way to obtain his Freedom. While Warden Kab nuance of me. Jay prison where Daly in Etc fixed waa walking through the prison Yard Tim afternoon a convict stepped behind him 13d felled him to the ground by a blow on the Hwd with a crowbar. Daly who waa near sprang upon the wardens assailant As be was about to strike Hia victim again and after a Kmic straggle reduced him to submission. a in a critical condition though chances Are favourable to his recovery. It u conceded by the prison authorities that the Morfen would have been killed had it not for Daly s prompt and courageous action and his Liberty will doubtless be his Reward. Found stable. Tie proper inheritor of earldom of ill Towa h a labourer. Lif Ekl ool april heir to the Earl Dwion a Luton whose claims Are admittedly Perior to those of the present Holder of the title his been discovered in the person of Robert Leeaon an sex Soldier and now pm s a labourer in a stable at Bucken Hend. Case has been investigated by a Moent bar Rater who has expressed bin Woric tied that the stable Man la the Urt. Anus hosts Vul slide in Franca. I bulb april 10.-two prominent Anarch itt Ftp. Calmy Broil have been sen Toto Spais imprisonment each for sell copies of to Elondon International the Secl which is Prui bitty in France. The Morea Iise newspapers Are loud in their de Kwh nation of Tho judgment of the court Ami to know what a to of the Liberty of the press if such outrages Are to be puff fitted under a Republican for destitute Dakotas. Appal i to the Buffalo merchants for Money for seed wheat. Buffalo n.y., april a. A. Paine and Christopher Rott of Evendale n. D., appeared before a meeting of the ire chants Exchange at noon to Day to solicit id for the destitute families of the Mclntosh Dickey counties in North Dakota. Or. Paine said there Are about six Hundred Fanti Lisa in the two counties of at least persons and that they Are in immediate need of Aid. Their crops were very poor for the lost two years. The prospects for a big crop this year would be Good if they had seed. A subscription list was placed in the Board. . Annual meeting. To be held in Montreal on May 13th will consider the be rail ways under construction. Ottawa april tenth annual meet ing of the shareholders of the . For the election of directors and the transaction of business generally will be held on wednes Day the 13th of May next at the principal office of the company at Montreal at 12 o clock noon. The meeting will be made Spe Cial for the purpose of taking such Steps As May be deemed expedient in order to give effect to any legislation by the parliament of Canada authorizing the of consolidated debenture Stock in respect of company n for the Souris Branch railway Colombia Ani Kootenay railway Lake Temsic Mingue colonization railway Calgary and Edmonton Aud a railway from Saskatoon to the Waters of North Saskatchewan River and of outstand ing obligations in connection with the Manitoba South Western railway. Prof. Tyndall at Banff. The Mantl loader maps Gierut and Hypnotise a conc Well Jin the West. Banff april Tyndall the famous mind Reader and to Churor gave a third exhibition at the National Park by spacial request. The performance was held at the sanitarium lost night before a crowded audience. Or. Brett presided and conducted the meeting with his usual urbanity and tact. The experiments in thought transference were truly wonderful and those in hypnotism showed plainly that the professor was an adept As a mesmerism hypnotizing As he did Manof the audience including our leading lights. The results were in the highest degree ludicrous and entertaining. At the can Clusin of this marvellous scene the professor was heartily thanked and applauded by the appreciative audience. Professor Tyndall it a Well known claims to possess no a cull Powers declaring experiments in rain Reading an simply the outcome of an extraordinary gift of perception and explains his modes Operand freely and lucidly to his audience before he commences work. Appealing to Ottawa. Tho government urged to induce Newfoundland act. To withdraw the bait Yarmouth april a Telegram of Ivsich the following is a copy was sent to Day to the minister of Marine and fisheries by Yarmouth business men a Telegram has been received from our fishing i hat the Newfoundland government prohibits Canadian teasers getting bait. Vessels Are coming Back without any. As there is no bait on our Shore at present this Means ruin in the Banks feb info. You Are probably aware that Newfoundland merchants Send thous ands of men to the Labrador Shore and fishing grounds every year in fact fully one half of their fish Are caught in Canadian Waters with Canadian shores As the base of operations. In View of these facts cannot our government induce Newfoundland to revoke this outrageous the following answer waa received the Canadian government Long ago Newfoundland to suspend the operation of the bait act against our fishermen. We have recently sent delegates to further press one subject to a favourable conclusion. We have placed the cose before the Imperial authorities l h murder committed in 49. London april aged woman named Ana Walulis or several years an inmate 91 workhouse at Ashton in institution yesterday. Just before to confessed to has ing murdered her old Nephew m september bated the child s Mother her the records confirm the woman s m far a the i ont death of the child is costly presumption. Heneage a treatment of a Ger Man Verlael not sustained by admiralty Ottawa april it will be remembered that about eighteen months ago Admiral Heneage in command of Northern Pacific Squadron of the British Fleet caused the Verman ship j. Hustede to remove from her mooring in Esquimalt Harbor on the ground a British Man of War had precedence Over All other vessels. Considerable trouble and loss were incurred to the German vessel a a result of this action. The owners of the j. Hustede made n claim through or. Munderloh the Ger Man Consul at Montreal against the British admiralty for for loss and damages sustained. The admiralty offered which the owners refused. Subsequently it waa arranged Between both parties to Settle the claim for 5400, and recently the colonial office asked the Canadian government to pay this amount on their behalf to the owners. This has been done and the government has this week received Aquil Tance from Munderloh. Appointed inspector in the . Ottawa april 10 d. Mcd. Howard of the Royal grenadiers has been appointed an inspector in the Northwest mounted police vice g. B. Moffett promoted. Additions to the Tull in Navy. April notwithstanding the Dehait in the italian Treasury the murmuring of Tbs Tav payers against Thev Are already compelled the italian government Hoa begun construction of four first class cruisers upon which will be pushed to comply with All possible expedition. Was Worth . Conn., april the will of Ute p. T. Barnum was read at Marina after the funeral to Day. The Raith of showman a estimated at to his wife be bequeath absolutely and annuity. I Are made to other relatives Public institutions. Gazette tie employees of Bervi l Mackay co. Presented or. To r who represents the firm in the and British Columbia with a is Sii or Tea service on the occasion of a very feeling Autry Ivym made by or. Geo. Cleghorn. Who the was very eloquent in j j i 1 i by the recipient. St. T-onls1 Ball magnate sued. Is. Lol is mo., april Baldwin the famous baseball Pitcher instituted a suit for damages against Chris von Der Ahe of the St in the circuit court to Day. Baldwin charges malicious prosecutions slander and false imprisonment. He sets Forth that he came Here on Legal business and was arrested and imprisoned on charges based on perjury and that the trouble Cost him several thousands of dollars and pre vented him from fulfilling important baseball contracts. I the amenities. I was waiting at n station on the Secor Avenue a Road the other Day when i noticed in umbrella mender and a travelling Glazier. The Al raft had it lot of ribs am handles und old umbrellas and the had a dozen panes of Glass in a Box on his Back. Seeing that they regarded each other with coldness i asked o the us by clan mender you Roco Tiue the profession when Yon it s not the same line of business he replied. Anybody can Putty in a pan of Glass but it takes an artist to mend an umbrella.1 while he walked to other end of the platform j shied up the Glozie nil remarked hard Between you und the umbrella ruati4" of no personal feeling. It s Souply that my Pride de mands that he speak first. He s a Trade you see while i have a two hours later i met them in company at Chatham Square Aud the Glazier recognized me at once and took me aside to say it s All right to has assured me that he once failed in business for and we be agreed that both have professions and that of a arc pro York Sun. Bail at deals. Get evinces to the increased Orant to the he b. The government taunted with backing Down on this question. A Bill respecting the Souris Extension to be Brough in. The c. P. Will be Given Aid to build contingent on certain rates. On saturday afternoon or. Mickle presented the seventh report of the committee on a recommending the Bill respecting the erection of a jail for the Central judicial District respecting the mortgaging and Selling of personal property and respect no county courts each with certain Amend ments or. Graham the fifth report of the committee on agriculture and immigration recommending the refunding of the do Josie in connection with the Winnipeg Industrial exhibition association Bill Ess the actual Cost of printing and or. Morton the 4th report of the committee on private Bills recommending the Bill to in corporate the Manitoba Hail fire insurance company with certain amendments. There reports were received. The Bill to incorporate the Norwood Bridge o. Or. Prendergast read the third me. The Houne went into committee or. Nor in the on the Bill to incorporate the Manitoba Hail and fire insurance com any or. Or. Koblin objected Bat the purport of the Bill had been so changed that it bad become in irely new and could not be considered this lesion. Hon. Or. Martin replied that there was nothing in the Bill that had not been for in the petition but the company Tad deeded to drop the insurance part and imply ask for Powers for loaning. It had Een decided to change the name of the Farmers provincial loan the committee Rose and reported Progress. The Bill to authorize the City of Winnipeg o construct and operate water works in said Ity waa considered in committee of the whole or. Colclengh in the chair and Road the third time. The length of the notice to be riven to the company requiring an arbitration extended to 12 months the company and the solicitor of the bondholders having it is stated agreed to withdraw All opposition to he Bill in consideration of this change. Or. Harrower moved to strike out the clause providing for water rates on vacant Iota. Or. Harrower also moved to reduce the. Imit of the debentures which the City May Ssue from to Hon. Or. Supported this change preferring that the City should have to apply for further legislation if the half million should be insufficient rather than that Power should be Given now to spend the larger sum. Or. Koblin also favored the smaller amount and it was carried by a vote of 8 to 7. The Bill to Amend the assessment act or. 5if was approved in committee of the a Jekle or. Thompson in the chair. Hon. Or. Martin moved to strike Outtie 1st cause he effect of which he pointed out was to repeal the legislation of last year which Boli bed the exemption of clinches from taxation. He said he was More strongly than last year in favor of doing away with the school exemptions. The motion to strike out the clause was lost and the committee Roe and reported the Bill with certain amendments. The Bill to Amend Cap. 1g of 52 Victoria being an act respecting real property in the province of Manitoba Hon. Or. Martin was approved in committee of the whole and read third time. The Bill to Amend chapter 51 of the consolidated statutes Hon. Or. Was read the second time. The pro Moter explained its object to by to consolidate the Law with regard to yes of coroners sheriffs and others. It was proposed that the fees should be regulated by order in Conneil the present provisions he said were inadequate and had Long since fallen into disuse. The Bill waa approved in committee of the whole or. Winckler in the choir and the report of the committee was received. Hon. Or. Mcmillan presented a message from the lieutenant governor submitting Lihe supplementary estimates and moved that the House go into committee of Supply or. Roblin said he regretted the tardiness of the government in bringing Down certain returns. The minister of Public work had challenged the accuracy of a statement of his and demanded names he or. Roblin had afterwards moved for returns which he regretted were not before the House As be thought they would How that instead of a surplus of or there was a deficit of or possibly unless the returns was brought Down before next session he would go through every voucher in the Treasury department until he ascertained the fact As to the Hon. Gentlemen withholding moneys from those entitled to them and carrying Over the accounts in order that a surplus might be shown. Or. Roblin was proceeding to refer to a statement of the attorney general in his reply on the school question when Hon. Or. Martin interrupted and said he had made a mistake he had been under the impression that no such clause was in the old act but he had found that in the act of 1687, there was something about collegiate and intermediate schools. In the omnibus Bill the department of education was to be Given Power to Rej Ulata these schools. Or. Admit you Boen doing what is contrary to Law. I said these schools were being assisted without authority and without Law. Speaking next of the condition of affairs As to Ryan Haney s claim against the province he said the House had not yet the facts to warrant them in saying whether the claim was just and proper or not. In return he had moved for was the report of the government Engineer Alex. Stewart inc there were also several letters written by the railway commissioner Ryan Haney and their Hough Campbell and cer Tain telegrams. The Gover Niertit was found had taken a Moat unyielding Anc refused to recognize the Validity of the claim but about the 1st of april there Hac been a yielding on the part of Ali railway commissioner and a disposition to talk com Promise. To thought the House should be advised what this meant. If it Vaa t Compromise a claim which was equitable Anc just it waa not fair this waa undue a to messes. Ryan Haney. On the other hand if they had no claim As the Engineer said it warranted the gravest suspicion. Or Roblin read the report of government Engineer dated Jan. 29tb, 1839, in compliance with the request of the railway commis goner dated Jan. 1st, 1889. To report stated that the contractors claimed a balance of which included prospective pro fits but found that they had no claim. Turn ing to the h. B. Question or. Roblin said he an evening paper that the government bad decided to Deal with the gang of the with whom the attorney general bad stated on Public platform they would never Deal Hon. never said such a thing. I or. Stood on the same platform at the time. Hon. Or. Hon. Gentlemen stating what la not True. What i did by waa not thai i would not Deal with the h. B. 0. Believe Atill they Are a bad gang that co Long As i was in the government i would not allow the gang Hugh Suther land Luxor and others to get their hands into the Public Treasury. Or. Roblin replied that the Hon. Gentleman bad made the Moat bitter vindictive and vicious attack on or. Hugh Sutherland that be bad Ever heard one make upon another and had said it would a infamous to have anything to do with that gentleman. Hon. Or. Martin. No i did not. Hon. Or. Greenway. The statement is perfectly absurd when the House waa voting to the h. B. A or. Roblin suggested that the government after the election in the county of Selkirk feeling itself to be in a moribund state had come round Ancl Given the Aid to which he or. Roblin had said the company could fairly make demands for a completed Load the government had thought they could secure a lease of Power without dealing with the . Co., and that they might be Able to secure control of the franchises of the Road. He bad contempt for a government which having taken a course bad Dot the courage to stand by it. The Hon. First minister bad himself advocated the Road out As so ohm the charms and Wiley of certain persons were brought to Bear on him be la combed. Now however he saw Hia mis take but it was too late. Referring to the first 40 Miles the course which had been aided with Worth of Bonds without Security in said it had been stated that the reasons Why the province had no Security was because the Dominion govern men had refused to enter Tain any proposition that had been made. He proposed to show that the Dominion govern nent waa not to blame. Hon. Or. You can show that rom the correspondence Yon Are a Daisy or. Roblin went on to Bay that the attorney general Hod stated the land Grant could Only be handed Over on 50 mile sections. He or. A had said that was not True jut when the attorney general saw hat he had not the document be reiterated his statement. He or. A now Leld in his hand a copy of the agreement be tween the government of Manitoba and the Hudson s bar railway and steamship com any dated Lith november 1886, and signed y j. Norquay railway commissioner and Artuph Sutherland president of the company. Hon. Or. Green never knew there was such a thing in existence. It was an order in Council tha theland should be handed Over in 50-mile sections. Or. Was not an order in Council. The substance of the agreement is an assign pent by the railway company to the Lional government of the lands for the Flat 40 Miles. Hon. Or. Greenway which they did t get. How could they have a right to it when the Road was not completed nobody has a it to it yet. Or. Roblin replied that either the first Linister had made a deliberate false state ment or he did t know what he was talking about. Hon. Or. Greenway read a letter from the Secretary of the department of the in error dated 26th March 1390, to Hon. Joseph Dortin railway commissioner in reply to a Etter dated the 14th of the same month bating that the time required to Complete he first 60 Miles of railway to entitle the company to the land Grant was limited to the 9bh april 1800. Or. Roblin in reply read the following Etter which had been sent to Hon. Or. Greenway i Lef. Department of the Interior no. 2. Ottawa 2tst april 1sss. Beg to refer you to the letter of the Hon. Ohn Norquay of the Lith november it respecting he land Grant of the Winnipeg it Hudson Bay rail Ray and my reply thereto of tin 23rd of the same month and 1 be to enclose herewith copies of three sports marked respectively a b and a made by he chief Engineer of railways which Enow the Roll Jug Stock required and the work remaining to be one before the chief Engineer con Grant the Corti Cate of completion required to Elf Lyle he company x the land Grant Lor the first forty Miles of the rail t have ibo Honor etc., a. M. Bpm mfg i Dep. Of Interior. Lino. Thomas Treen any Premier Winnipeg. 1 con to. 101623 i department of the Interior 61686. Ottawa 23 1s87. Have the Honor by the direction of the Porior to acknowledge the receipt a litter of the f your letter of advert to your Clos info copy the Lith instant in which you Tinmun Catlon of old january last an indenture entered into Between to. Hat As stated i a Toon As b cer id Leer of Rath he Manitoba govern Niento and the Winnipeg to. B. By. Co. Inbred slam authorized to Wpm you i my letter of the 14th of january if Cate a received from the chief rays that forty milds of Hie railway i i Dequa Lely equipped and running As Lije order in Cou Iroil Enthor izing the ire completed equal Rcd by t and Grant to the Winnipeg ii. B. Steamship company the implication Mode in your of the Sta january will in recommended to he favourable consideration of the governor in Council. I am icons Spry has not yet beet directed to inform you that the ate of the chief Engineer of railways received. The Honor to be a. M. By Deputy of minister of Interior. Ion. John Winnipeg Man. Here or. Roblin said was an explicit statement that As soon a forty Miles o the Road was completed the land Grant would be landed Over. The original order in Council of which he held in his hand a certified copy was dated Lotty May 1885 it was renewed rom year to year. He read from it the Fol lowing clause that on the completion by the company of each consecutive Section of 20 Miled in div Ision a or from either end thereof adequately equipped and running she gov Ernst it shall convey to the company from the Reserve Mode f or such division the proportion of land to which they Are entitled m the respective there was further evidence or. Roblin said to show he intention of the local government to show that up to a certain Point they had been willing to assist the Road but after a certain Bing eventuated they were determined to stifle to throttle the scheme and prevent to completion for what purpose he was not prepared to soy. Having found Jhaj they were Nob Able to accomplish their purpose and finding the country demanding the Road they were now prepared to accept holds Bolus an offer which they had resented As an India Unity. He held that they deserved the severest kind of condemnation. Hoti. Or. Greenway moved the adjourn ment of the debate and the House adjourned until Lihe evening. Ave ulna sitting. Hon. Or. Greenway began his re ply to or. Roblin by speaking of the amount of work entailed on the different departments by the aggressive policy of the opt action in asking for 20 or 21 returns during the comparatively abort ses Sion. He explained or. Roblin s motion for returns of unpaid claims As including the old one of Joseph Williams that of Ryan Haney and others and he sold it would take the clerks the exc two months to prepare the returns. Or. Roblin replied that the claims men t Ion de were not chargeable to 1890, but a they were included they might run the deficit up to Hon. Or. Greenway said he wanted to see the Hon. Gentleman undertake to go through every voucher and search every payment. In the Public works department the amount which was not paid and was prop Erly chargeable to Ordinary expenditure was about 8300. He had stated that the amounts unpaid did not exceed but he bad been told by the minister of Public works who had gone into the matter since that he was Otoide the Mark. As to Ryan Haney s claim if the government undertook to com Promise with them they would defend their position but until then they were not bound to do so. The Hon. Gentleman had complained be. Cause the attorney general wrote a letter ing that Ryan Haney had offered to Compro Mise. The government could t help what Ryan Haney offered. The Bun. Gentleman was filled with Chagrin and envy because the Long standing question of the h. B. Was about to be settled. The Hon. Gentleman said the government had spurned about a year ago the offer which they were getting to Day they bad never spurned it because they never had it. The first reduced offer they bad Ever got was in 1888, when messes. Rosa and Onderdonk came it waa that the company were willing to accept the Hon. Gentleman Felt like Shakespeare s Othello that his occupation was gone. He expected to club the government through the country with this and arrive into Power Bat the question about m be settled upon the first Lou siness or. We forced you to in. Hon. Or. Wonder Ful fellow or. Is not the first thing we have forced you to do. What about the audit act what about the school act Hon. Or. Bugbear never had an existence except in his own imagination. The audit act Only Means making Clear what was in doubt. As to a minister charging an account As he saw fit the Treasury Board could do that now when a dispute arises it had been thought better to avoid calling the Treasury Board together about an item of say Jar. Did Ali dare put the bul through. Hon. Or. To the govern ment having said they would never Deal the company he had always been consistently one of the strongest advocates of the h. B r. Or. Is also known the minister of railways Baa. Dictated the policy of the government in this matter. Hon. Or. Session the government recommended in Cash. Which pasted the House unanimously die that show that the government were deter mined not to Deal with the company they now had a business offer they were Only asked to give and there was to be no liability until the Road waa completed which was to done in five years. The Hon. Gentleman had read an order in Council dated 1885, and assumed that every order in Council passed since must be upon the same basis. Or. Said it was the fact in this Case. Hon. Or. Assumed that the Law enabled the Dominion government to and Over the land upon the completion of 40 Miles. The local government wanted absolute Security that if they did so and so the Security would be handed Over. Experience had shown that it was not Safe to depend upon a Mere Promise or a Mere order in Council but to have a Law backed up by a pledge or agreement that when 40 Miles were completed they were to acquire the ends. On March 14bb, 1890, the railway a missioner wrote to Ottawa asking what time the land Grant had been extended so that be might know when the work must be com dieted. The answer dated 20bh March was the time within which the a b. Co. Is required to Complete the first 50 Miles in order to entitle it to the land subsidy is limited to the 19bh april 1890." the railway commissioner wrote again on the 1st of May to the effect that before spending the amount necessary to Complete the forty Miles the government would like a positive state ment that they would get the und Grant. No answer was received until after a second Etter was written dated nov. 14tb, 1890. An answer written nov. 26th stated that the present position of the matter was by order in Council of 30th june 1890, the time for the completion of the first 50 Miles had been further extended to the 19th april 1891. Another letter from Ibe railway commissioner dated 22nd, dec., 1890, called attention to the unanswered questions and was answered on the 2nd of january. It promised that Tho matter would be brought to the attention of the minister of the Interior immediately. Or. Roblin asked the Premier to read the first letter he bad received in can notion with ibis matter and he sent the document to him across the floor of the House saying it would show that the Premier had been talking non be Nee f or the 1 Aat t Weny m minutes. Hon or. Greenway read the letter und pent on to say that the government had found themselves in the position of having to do the work that the Dominion said would Cost the and Grant was about to lapse and they did t Enow that it would be rec wed and the company continually stated that they were required to Complete the Road in fifty mile sections. No doubt when the House came to the h. B. Question the government would m opposed. Or. Have stolen our policy we will support Yon in it. Hon. Or. The course we Lav pursued we Are in a position to secure the . For Leas Money than we expected some time ago. This is a Complete justification for wiping out the guarantee. Or. You assist in putting it on the statute Book Hon. Or. Gre Ovay yes and we have Een saris Ting Ever since in getting it reduced. Or. Martin Morris replied to a remark by the premix or about the opposition having detained the House. He said teahouse had been led together on the 10th of March and for three weeks the government had not a single measure ready. It was Only since the return of the attorney Jeneral from the Portage that there had bean any business done. Alluding to the taunt that the Lender of the opposition was Politi tally inconsistent referred to the Premier s Check ered political career and charged that be had proved traitor to the conservatives to claimed that the present local govern ment had been elect and on provincial rights and Shaf the Premier had claimed its election by conservatives As Well As liberals and it was not to be considered As n Liberal adm Nistra n. The Premier was not acknowledged by he leaders at Ottawa. He the Blenker was a Liberal and always was Ana he repudiated the gentleman opposite who lad brought scandal on the prov Ince. He claimed that in Winnipeg and Selkirk at the recent Federal election the local government had been repudiated by the liberals a Large number of whom must have voted with the conservatives and against the local government Martin and or. Campbell. Referring to the Hudson Bay railway he proceeded to show that or Greenway had been responsible for the original guarantee of having forced the government of the Day to offer it. Now he claimed credit for giving that Road but the Premier was forced by the opposition to do so. Previously the Premier had offered a mile for 300 Miles but had opposed miking the Grant per mile when an amendment was proposed to that effect. His the idea was Only to give , and he was never in favor of giving he charged that the Premier Hod been insincere All through and that no Reliance could be placed upon Bis veracity referring to his alleged untruthfulness in introducing the school matter and m this Hudson s Bay railway matter a exposed by the Leader of Tho opposition repeating the allegations of that an Leman on the Point. He charged the Premier with being treacherous to the Hud son s Bay company and now after being hostile to that Enterprise of accepting the policy of the opposition. The government was forced to do this As they had been compelled to withdraw their infamous audit and Phool acts and their Cheque vote. Or. Martin next turned Hia batteries on the government s action towards the o. P. R., after jeer in Gat and denouncing which for years now was found making Over Tures to that company for building to the Souris which should have been constructed by the Road that had been brought in Here at a Large expense and now could not to Mode to construct 50 Miles. Finding this state of affairs the government had swallowed everything they had said and appealed to their old enemies Hon. Messes. Martin and Mcmillan visiting Montreal to make overtures. After to reference to the estimates and expressing regret that no provision was made for the employees whose salaries had been Cut Down on account of their being absent a few weeks beyond their vacation while higher salaried officials who were absent a longer time were not touched he warned the government not to presume to speak too much As liberals As they were not the kind tha province wanted. If there was a now he knew of Only four government supporters who could depend upon re election. Or. Mckenzie was More satisfied than Ever of the integrity and ability of the govern ment. They would accept a Good bus iness Oser no matter who it came from and the country would have a great Deal of dependence on the government when they saw what they had would Noel take a Blind bargain and we see them now making a Good one by which on completing Tho Road the . Would receive a Grant we saw them dealing with the o.p.r., which were not our enemies and although a opposed them on monopoly when it waa found that the . Was not going ahead to find the govern ment dealing with those who would give Manitoba cheap Coal. The people would uphold them in this. It was charged that the government had stolen the opposition policy but he was glad to see the government grasp those Good qualities. He paid a tribute to the Worth of the at Tomey general who he claimed had been emphatically endorsed by his Portage Oon it waa time the opposition pave up All grumbling and hindering thebe Sibsa of tha country. Room then went into Supply or. Thompson Emerson in the chair mid con iollowln8 supplementary Reitti me seppers. Inn in funeral of Hod. Speaker Winram Coo 09 of aoric1mubb 4sd Imbior Aloit agriculture and . Culture society no. 2. 00 noxious needs Lon Pecimon 260 00 Grants prisoners Aid association Yoo 00 Brandon Hospital 2000 00 University of Manitoba marriage 92126 attorn it Dopa land titles office 00000 stenographer Coo 00 messenger 00 fond titles unforeseen constitutional consolidation and print ing v17blic Dkl . Salaries chief clerk. Maintenance jail Light and Legi Alathe and departmental buildings fitting up for Shealon. 208 00 cleaning. 100 00 Asylum for tic Duel attendant and storekeeper deaf and dumb Institute salaries laundress maintenance medical attendance and medicines Aid to municipalities and nub to works Bridges and Public works jail Central judicial District unforeseen and Niia cell Neou. 1000 00 300009 00 100 00 200 00 100 09 200 00 200 00 09 Oft 00 total. On the item for three additional clerks for the land titles office Hon. Or. Martin explained that no increases had been Given but that one clerk had been omitted in the one Hod Baen appointed and one was being provided for in Caso he Nas needed. Or. Galley said he thought the a Algrien should have been increased. Or. Koblin said the opposition Una not to an increase of salaries but complained of the injustice perpetrated in the distribution of increases and the favouritism shown to certain officials. He regretted that provision had not been made for the amounts deducted from Innis and Delormier and pointed out that no deductions had been Mode rom the higher salaried officials who had been absent a longer time from their duties. Hon or. Greenway replied that the Rula regarding vacations of officials Only been made last year and since then none of the matters complained of Hod Arisen. There was provision made to recoup the two officials referred to if it was found that the acts were As stated. On the item for the Central judicial Kis it jail Hon. Or. Smart explained that it was merely the amount already granted less the sum paid out of the Cheque the balance of which Bod been re under to the government. Or. A. F. Martin claimed that Here was another Case where the government had been forced by the opposition to change their a Juicy. On Tho item miscellaneous and unforeseen tar. A. F. Martin asked if that was for a general election. Hon. Or. Greenway said that Small sum would not be of much use for that purpose. Or. Roblin suggested that it would do for South Winnipeg. The committee Rose and reported and the usual formal motions and routine were adopted and concurrence agreed to. The Bills to Amend the assessment act to provide for the erection of a new jail for the Central judicial District to Amend Chap. 51 of the consolidated statutes of Manitoba incorporating the Manitoba Hail and fire insurance co., whose name was changed to the Farmers provincial loan co., and tha act respecting county courts received their third readings a number of them passing through committee at Thia session. The following Bills were introduced and read a first tune Hon or. Diseases of animals. Hon. Or. Molean for the attorney the revved statutes of Manitoba i Hon. Or. Agriculture and immigration. Or. Gillies withdrew his Bill respecting voters lists it being understood that it would be covered in the Premier s Bill. Or. Mickle presented petitions from the municipalities of Archie Miniota and Birtle asking for Relief from the injustice done lie municipalities of the Western judicial District in connection with the building of the b in Don court House and jail. Aid to the c. P. B. Hon. Or. Martin gave notice that he will on monday ask leave to introduce a Bill to provide for aiding the 0. P. A co. To extend its Branch lines in Manitoba and to reach the 3onria coalfields on condition of making cer Tain rates for carrying Coal. The House adjourned shortly after 11. Tho sinus stricken Yontl. I Xing since Sho was it or a Daisy or a and often Aho fetid earnestly Sho would t to a she was often called if my mind misleads to sometimes Eho d say i no . Von bet f Load tha an Theu it beaut i found her hut when she d to any up in a i mis a youth. Then she waa Eho told to i Douht not this was and then brio said and towed her head. That 8ho was out of i Lovo her still though daily through wondering 1 Voz cd. With anxious Curc just what or where my dour Ono will be not. Peat. By h. Jutton. House furnishings. Auction Sale at Sisro. Is7 r tej r t on the piday april 16th, having been favored Wilh instructions1 from Tho owner or. Kenny is removing from the City i win cell the contents of Hia comfortably furn had Home Comprini Wiur in part. Parlor Organ. Block Wal nut parlor suite 7 pieces nearly now Cost about 25 Yards Bissel carpet and other carpets through out the House window Hangnga divisional curtain poles and Kings. Dinunz Extension Loble b. W. Sideboard Cane seat chairs dinner Ware Mamie cent hand tainted China Tea set Silver Ware water cooler. Crust and Pickle Castor butter cooler extra Good knives Cirko and spoons Tho furnishings of 3 bedrooms one extra Good suite lot of other Brood uwfr.1 Aud farms farms acre farms per Aore Eilane six or eight Yean to if needed. 3 get oar list before purchasing. F. Proudpoot co., do bbb Block. Soil main Street Winnipeg. 82 and Albert St. P. O. Box Eta Andrew Schmidt ii i f ;