Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 27, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press. Winnipeg april 27. Manitoba free press. Mob nine and evening editions published Day except sunday at six o clock a. M., and four o clock p. M., respectively at Winnipeg by the a Manitoba bbb a Bess co. W. P. A Txton director and editor in chief. Cub to Advance. Day morning Sree press Aell Vered la Winnipeg on same terms. Trento free and san in Sliv r 8s5 few ctr in r nonpareil line 12 pm bring us Voia Tolu Vitoi Ordinary advertising ten cents per line etch insertion. Advertising inserted for a definite period of for at the following on week. two Weeka. Jug one month. Three six months. One year. 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A government on a matter of in ainu How could we dare continue our opposition it there were any lingering repugnance on the Park of member to their of past three Yean Here waa Assurance beyond All doubt that the free at Leut would not dare reproach them with the fact. There a the Belt for saying that ministers took thu Tourte in dealing Frith their followers and that the muzzling of the free press1 was represented to them in strongest Light. We took a Lead in opposing the fint con tract with Northern because amongst Oiler reasons of the omission to provide railway facilities for the people of Manitoba. The second con tract included provision for that purpose and when it waa repudiate by the contract ing company the Frea frees was the first in daily edition. Freedom in Trade. Liberty in Boll in civil monday 1891. Mozzy Tang this of bib a Bess. A minor Organ of the local they Are All minor organs although among themselves there Are degrees of littleness at some length the for rants to tha Hudson Bay railway and the Canadian Paci Fie expresses the View that it will now be in order for the free press to suddenly discover tint the Greenway government is Juat the thing granted for we believe the Organ is entirely Fine Ere in the belief that the free Preas would do this or in the opinion that it ought to do it according As the sentence May be understood. The free press happens to know that the utterly contemptible course of the government in relation to these two matters has Cost it the rapport of a number of Best and inst influential friends in the province and especially in this City. It could not be otherwise. Men May be Blind to the Ordinary dishonest courses of ministers and re Twe to believe that this act 01 that was tinged with corruption but the Complete Shulti fiction of itself in dealing with the Hud. Bay railway and in Ita course with re Epact to this Souris Extension is a Gross a a Moon Tain and can inspire honest minds with nothing but a feeling of contempt. Yet there Are others so supremely stupid As to see in such conduct matter worthy of Praise. That they supported the government in first dealing what was supposed to be a death blow to the Hudson Bay railway and in in subsequent coarse of Dimion Laurion and treachery which had the effect at of keeping Back that Enterprise three Yean is to them no hindrance to their support of an entirely opposite policy and sur gets no shame in their giving it. There is Good reason to believe that Amonti the government s followers in the House there were not a few who Felt the awkwardness of accommodating themselves to this new h. B. Policy. They had set out three years ago in ready obedience to the then wishes of the government to kill the scheme if abort of that there were no other Way to kill the men who were promoting it. They were sincere then and a policy of help now was opposed to their but it was represented to them that a general election waa not far off and that it was necessary to prepare for it. The h. B. Had a bold on the country and the people had to be word was also circulated that if an arrangement could be made satisfactory to the company the free press would be we believe it to be a fact that Sev eral of the members were coerced into the Gen Era Shulti fiction by ministerial assurances of the neutrality of the free press if a. Settlement were reached. With the h. B. Question out of the Road the default of the Northern Pacific with respect to the Souris Branch made Good and the free press As it waa hoped to be the Way would be smoothed for a ministerial March to Victory at the next election. Such was the Prospect held out to those members in whom still lurked a More or inns vague notion that consistency waa a political virtue and which proved tempting enough to overcome their Norn Ples. Since the inception of the h. B. Scheme the free press has advocated the largest measure of Aid consistent with the resources of the province believing throughout All those years As it believes now that any expenditure in that direction would be recouped Many fold. It had advocated the gift of this very of a million and a half of dollars if it were found sufficient for the purpose it could not therefore oppose the voting of thai Bonus especially As the company bad signified tha it waa enough to enable it to Complete Ita financial but no agreement that the government and the h. B. Company could possibly make would be allowed to the free the government May it ratify itself even in the doing of a proper act in order to conciliate Public Opin Ion the Frea press will approve the act itself Tut it will not shut its ayes to the motive of it nor agree that a dishonest government Baa thereby become an honest one. While always Friendly to the scheme it has never been in Jet to . Or control h a a free now As at any time in the past Vid is not in the least disposed to per Mil it or the government or anything the two of them can do to put a muzzle upon it Bat if such an expectation was potent enough to influence members what would it be Wrhen supplemented by the farther one in connection with the 0. P. Agreement with these two interests in Friendly relations with the government the free Presa would be muzzled indeed among the Many and curious in which the free pres has been placed by the bewildered and not Lew be fogged of the government was that of 0. P. Organ. Were we not bound body and soul to that corporation Anc if it Friendly Tenna with the Tor a Twu corollaries Are Rea olred. The higher the Addla the greater the danger of a header and the farther Back the Taw the danger and the higher the Saddle the a Giaier not to fall to aide just a it in easier to keep upright on one s Finger a Long stick than a Short one. ought to be doctors of philosophy to the least of understanding the but we ate protest. Have Weinoe urged the claims of that Azotion of the province to consideration and we do not object now because that con i ideation Iii extended to it. We Are not in a position to judge of the necessity of the Bonus of that a the government s Busi neat and it takes the responsibility. If the free Preas were behind the scenes As it ii it would exp Reaa an opinion. But As to the necessity of extending railway facilities into the Souris Cist Riat there can a no doubt and with that in itself we Ore and cannot help being satisfied. But that act any More than the Aid to the h. B. R., Doea not make a dishonest and incapable government an honest capable one and the free Pree will Nob say that it does because the instrument of the government s policy in thu respect happens to be the c a r. It is As Independent of the c. P. A it a of the h. B. R., and As Independent of both a it of the go itself. Apropos of the foregoing is the suggestion contained in the following extract from an editorial in the government s City Organ it is not because the government Boa Given the Aid that the review and Ita friends Are Whin incr it is became the agreement be tokens Friendly relations Between the q. P. And the local government. This a Gall and Wormwood to the enemies of the government. Or. Van Home is too Clear headed a Man and the interests of his company in the buoys by of Manitoba Are too great for him nol to recognize that the Greenway government was a flip conducted m the Best interests of the country and that it waa in the interests of his company to Nee it retained in it May be mentioned that another reason than that it would muzzle the free that waa urged upon government members Why a Deal should be concluded with the c p. For the Souris Extension was that ii would secure the of thai powerful corporation. That there is still i Hope though evidently a somewhat done ten on that this Baa been accomplished a made Manifest by the Organ. Tho free Presa a not aware that theatt tudo of the 0. P. Towards the government was hostile even before ii waa Besought to do what the Northern Pacino had repudiated nor do we know that the Deal Haa altered the previous Ever it might have Way or another. We incline to the opinion that for some time past the 0. P. A a position so far As All the provincial governments Are concerned Tot a included Haa been that of absolute neutrality and furthermore we believe that this master of the government having under duress of Public opinion appealed to the . For Succour will have a More effect upon the company than a clean Chip upon a pot of porridge. We think in this Case As in that of the free press the government was either Labouring under a terrible misapprehension or trying to delude Ita followers. So much for that phase of the question. Now one word As to on the part of the opposition fearing that the c. P. Will Render the government political Aid. Speaking for itself the free press a already indicated apprehends nothing in Tho shape of political interference but while by no Means Ohal Benging the .r. To support the govern Inelli we Jere at All concerned having no fear of the consequences even were that to come to pais. The Are will be the same in any event when the people come to speak at the polls and that notwithstanding that monstrosity of the election act. The government Haa binned beyond redemption despite All possible adventitious excepting the .r. Of what keeps the Ciciole right the average Winnipeg bicyclist will answer this a nation without a moment s hesitation it a kept up by his Superior manipulation o machine or by his Superior Riding a bib a the same thing. But a Learned doctor who Haa been discussing the question in the popu Lar science monthly would laugh at such no answer. One theory was that the bicycle is aunt aim t in its upright position by the principle o gyration which keeps a spinning top on its Point. But in the Cacie of the bicycle in a obvious that there is no gyrating around a vertical Axis. The Gyroscope Moab lean or fall if it leans Little it revolves slowly if much it revolves faster. Attempt to make it move in a straight course and in instantly Falls. Not no with the bicycle and therefore Somi other principle Muat govern it. It is thought too that the bicycle Doea not Al simply on account of its going so fast but the Force of Gravity causes the rider to tilt and a will not be sustained in his upright position by Forward movement alone. The Forwar motion is at right angles to Gravity Aud there fore does not resist it. Nor is Centrifuge Force the counteracting influence for As Long As the body moves in a straight line that Force is impossible but it would be of assistance in turning Corners. Even skillful balancing Addei to centrifugal Force will not preserve equilibrium for if it could a rider night sit on big machine when not in motion. The Ordinary Bicy Chat cannot do this and yet he ride a at More or less Speed without any apparent Effort. If balancing and Rapic Forward motion were sufficient it would nol be necessary to make the hands moveable and All bicyclists know that if the wheels could not be turned to the right or left it would be impossible for them to keep up after onco beginning to tilt. The explanation however is very simple. The weight a applied at the Saddle and is so great that the Centre off cavity of the Wineki is very close to that Point. The lines of Force pass from the Saddle to the Points at which the two whales touch the ground Aud As it vertical line from it Falls Between these two Points it a impossible for the machine to tip Forward or backward. The lateral equilibrium is preserved by moving the wheel to the right or left a required. The boy Clit Lut is say is Riding towards the North and finds himself Tilting to the right. He is then going Ewt As Well As North and by turning the wheel eastward it quickly gets under him again As the Point of support Musl of Nece cavity travel in tha plane of the wheel from this it a easy to understand that the faster the machine moves the easier it is to keep from falling. From this disquisition of the Learned Doc science of their own motions afraid that All of them Are not. The k. P. A 8 Btl Ott. Yams for Yor Ktuk More South a route to the Canadian Northwest. i h no Stock of the Dian Pacific no Captain Holmes the colonizing agent who has been working in South Dakota for the past month returned to Winnipeg yesterday and with him were Twenty four people from the locality of Aberdeen who intend settling the Toronto mail evinces a Moat Praise in the Yorkton District. This afternoon worthy desire to keep itself Well informed on eighteen More South Dakotas will arrive All Manitoba matters but somehow it never with seven cars of Stock including 90 head quite succeeds there is some detail or other Twenty one settlers will reach Here to that it almost invariably seizes at the wrong Morrow with 50 head. These with Twenty end. Here is an example Behlers previously arrived with nine cars some Days ago the mail1 Diw edited the o mme the Captain explained that the reason Why Pacific on the ground that there most be y Yorkton was selected for the settlement of a clause in the charter prohibiting Amalga j these people was because they were assisted mation. It. Turns out that there is such a by the cauda settlers loan co., which wan a rink to Jne j log Ely enter egged in the lands of that District to pay off their indebtedness in Dakota. No particular District was recommended or even a suggested by the government but it was natural that being aided by the company they would be sent where that company Wai interested. Captain Holmes said that prob ably 200 families would be repatriated before 1st november next As there were Many others anxious to retain to Canada. The great majority of those already arrived had been in South Dakota from eight to ten principally originally torn Elgin county on the largest crop they bad secured in All that time was eleven bushels to the acre and that Only once. There were a Large number Over there who Weie anxious to Migrate but were unable to do so. Being too heavily encumbered with debt. Some of these will remain in the expectation of gathering a crop this year with the proceeds of which they Hope to free them selves from debt but if it fails they will leave everything they have and come Back to British soil. The Captain gave the free press a few instances of Many that could be cited of the oppression which settlers in South Dakota Are subjected to. One Man who is in the party which arrived yesterday borrowed 38.25 two years afro last november. He had to pay for the loan and the a blocks took away his Yoke of to pay the debt. Another Man who is also in s the Samn party borrowed 9100, but Only received balance being taken for commission fees Etc or. Clark s White liniment t the greatest stable sad household liniment of the period. In pint 0ttles, Only 50c. Endorsed by leading livery men in City and country and by the great horse ranchers of Alberta British Columbia. Sold everywhere. Oo-3 proprietors appears to Nave been there was never at any time a report that the Transfer mentioned had been made the report was that it was about to be made or was under Way. And there an few in Mani Toba who now doubt that such a step is contemplated. It will not be prevented by any clause that May happen to be embodied in the Northern Pacific s Manitoba charter. That company does not Ore value of a pin for any agreement made or stipulation entered into with this province As was very clearly intimated a few months ago in a letter from its presiden t to the government of Manitoba. Id is acting under the Dominion charter and held itself entirely Independent of us As no doubt it can afford to do. The reported bargain was not a source of exultation among ministerial Jour nals a few Days ago or at any other time before or since. They know that when the bargain is the government will stand More completely discredited than Ever a it will be the final and fatal link in the Chain of evidence that its whole railway policy has been a wretched failure. It will mean that 4he province has paid in one Way and another a million and a Quarter of dollars to a set of rail Way sharper in St. Paul without having received a single be Iest in return. And if the mail will reflect for a moment it May recall the fact that it is the Only news paper in Canada outside of Manitoba that applauded the rascally Northern Pacific. Bargain with the Whitehaven Baa furnished farther cause for rejoicing to the unionists. It is a Small North of England Borough having Lees than votes and was carried by the tories 1886 and 1886, by majorities of 211 and 106 respectively. A by elections have been going daring the past few years Here were Small Odds to overcome and not unnaturally the lib. Kerala were hopeful of carrying it. That they did not is probably evidence that the tide which has been running so strongly in their i Tver has received a Check unless there have been Strong local influence sufficient to account for the result. It would seem however As if the English constituency had grown a Little weary of Home Rule and Irish faction fights and was indeed disposed to resent them. That is More particularly the lesson of Aston and mid Oxfordshire than of Whitehaven. There Are four or five other elections now pending and if the tories hold their own in them As they have done in these a dissolution is not far off. Communications to the editor of the free press. Reading or. Wheeler e very Clever article on saturday lost a to the above it occurred to Roe if Yon could spare in your columns to print the following dialogue which took place recently Ubon the operatic society s performance of the gon it might throw a Side Light on the subject and Stow that in Medicine doctors differ so also in Manio tastes do likewise. The sneakers were known to me but i shall take the Liberty of designing them As under or. You been or. Guest to but say opinions differ on the Merit of the performers. Or. But did you read Wheeler ? criticisms or. Did but what he. Maya Doea not signify. Or. Much indeed. D be recollect the state of perfection a certain Church choir waa in when he was choirmaster. A i a it makes me laugh when i think of it. Or. Sea him chuckling Hahn i that reminiscence should make the old gentleman mad. Or. Astute critic appears to judge amateurs from a professional stand Point or. Shows How much he knows the idea is a Brood. I have been Many a professional performance that did not came up to the gondoliers or. Should say to. But How spiteful the old Man waa about the Trobee i bet that his Adverse criticism was t Pat no Job Between him and the Princess pro let Binale who were not employed. Or. Be is partial to friends. Or. Allowing the orchestra was not no to the Mark it did exceedingly Well for an Amateur band and therefore de served credit. This was the opinion of Many competent to judge. Or. But he allowed no credit whatever Cave to the pianist or. Know the orchestral Manio i have heard did not come to hand soon enough to allow of in being thoroughly got up and the orchestra Practised very Seldom with the soloists or chorus or. A fact. Or. Vote w. Should be sent to Central a Rioa where he could listen to the music of torn Tome and give impartial criticism where it would be of infinite advantage. Or. Guest be would be clubbed to death there if be used the personal pronoun i so much and criticised As he does Here in Winnipeg. Or. Doubt. With this the speakers parted a Iii i ruminated on the ways of Winnipeg s musical critic wondering Why Bis character As a critic was to adversely spoken of. Surely the Waya of the great Are Truler wonderful and we must e in stand by and drink in with attentive ear nil that this Solomon says re Manio and the drama but the True critic will certainly always give a Cokab stage and no Winnipeg april 26. The markets Drain Colet in car Keg firm link Pool april Grain Market opened quiet this morning wheat was neglected and cd lower Corn waa depressed and 2d lower. There were no cargoes of wheat or Corn off coast. Wheat and Corn on passage were quoted quiet and steady. French markets were acted m generally dearer. Of the pour net wedding. Lon Virja ky., april Midiam Terry the a feb. Victim of the poisoned wed Ding Fea Iti died to the Bride and Groom who Are at the Bai aatto Home in niacin , Are raid to be entirely oat of danger. He gave a note for five months the interest being two per cent per month. When the note fell due being unable to pay having Hac no crop an additional loan of was secured for which including the previous loan be was compelled to give a new note for this was Given a year ago last november and was payable in one year. Being unable to meet the note in full he paid on account but was compelled to give anew note for last wednesday he bad to pay including costs 022g.co to take no the note and get his stuff released it having been seized by the holders of the note although they knew thai the paper would be lifted that Day because by doing to they would add a few More dollars a their usurious earnings. Captain hollies had no difficulty with the residents of South Dakota in his work Ani was not in the trouble reported by Telegraph which arose from the actions of an ind Cree agent there. He takes the party up to York ton to Day and will afterwards return to re Hia labors in South Dakota. He Larurel Given credit for the exodus to the exertions o or. Webster the Dominion government agent. The train carrying the contingent to arrive at 5.30 thi4 afternoon has been covered wit legends which read As follows More 2 per cant a no More five mile water no More two bushels to the no More Oxaline in More grinding machine Good Bye South bound for the Canadian free land plenty of Timber plenty of water interest 8 per cent per Hurrah for at the City hotels. At the new Douglas c. Boyds mount Forest f. Orbam e. Jacomet h. Deby t. Daby l. Moret and wife Belgique to Hanover Selkirk h. Grimm Gretna or. And mrs. Kelter St. Paul l. Riddle Kil Larncy. At the Clarendon j. B. Monk Keewatin r. A. Hunt Toronto , jr., Mont treat j. D. Sherman Brandon r. O. Percival. Miao Peroival Merrick Vule ont. H. B. Mitchell Millwood w. Davis Napanee ont. Ati the Queen s capt. A. F. Holmes Aberdeen a d. E. D Walsh g. A. Butler St. S. Grigg London j. Mather Keewatin e. W. Carleton. W. Beaton h Wilson Toronto h. Fisher. E. Lawson Portage la Prairie w. J. Gilbert Toronto at the Clifton h. Bradshaw Strathroy a. H. Chase w. A. Irown port Arthur i e. L. Becker rat Portage a j. Mclennon fort William w. Herbeson fort Quap of Lyle d. Cameron Oak Lake Rich arc keyed Laurel a so Ryder William City Dak. John Hyde Montreal at the Manor House j. Walsh porn Arthur j. N. Carslake rat Portage Alex Elliott Milwood a. Fraser Brantford j. E. Johnson port Arthur j. Hume and family Winnipeg r. Hafl rat Portage Robt. Irwin swe Borge Neben Smith Loughboro England j. Tattle mrs. Miller mus Lucas Tweed. At the Leland f. T. Meroy Alliston d. E. Fol if of j. 0. Ayer r. J. Fitz Simons St. Thomas oat. L. 0. Benton Toronto j. C. Cartwright. Chicago h. Hickman Brid Grater eng. 8. H. Pratt St. Paul m. L. Fri Edenhall Chicago , Fanny Alelle w. L. Darner Toronto j. H. Hallett Montreal n. Butcher. Toronto Misse. Santo London r. B. Ferguson Toronto. At the grand Union j. B. Curran bran Don j 0. F. Wood East grand Forks j. Rone England a. Atkinson Arden a. Bogus Brandon w. W. Coatee Boston h. Kemp. Winnipeg Junction e c. Graham grand Forks w. H. Jones bran Don a. Wilson a Langford Toronto 0. Molea Kingston p. Penalty por Tage la Prairie m. E. Comyn Saginaw Mich. E. A. Hinen Grafton g. H. Deeley Donald f. S. Slviter port Arthur a. Smith rat Portage. Personal. C. B Deacon left on a Short trip to St. Pan yesterday. H. Bolmer jr., Montreal a a guest at the Clarendon. Manager Walsh of the Telephone company left for St. Paul yesterday morning. Or. John Mather of Keewatin who is in the City leaves for Ottawa this evening. J. B. Monk manager of the Bank of Ottawa. Keewatin registered at the Claren Don yesterday. On saturday evening or. H. J. Macdon Ald ., Ana mrs. Maldonad and meagre. , Daly and Macdowall A left for Ottawa. Or. Geo. A. Butler Olief clerk in the general passenger department of the great Northern at St. Paul accompanied by or. Walsh a leading physio Ian of that City Are at the Queen s. Or. Butler leaves to Morrow for a trip through Montana football. The saxons and met in the football Arena saturday afternoon and the celts were downed. There was a very Good attendance of spectators a number of ladies being amongst them. The celts at the opening of the match pressed their opponents pretty hard and played a very Good game but the saxons Bora Down on them before Long like a Wolf on the fold and after Ward the game waa considerably one sided Davis particularly distinguishing himself for the winners. Tha saxons were victorious by two goals and four tries to nothing. A Canadian cni05 . Robosto april a general meeting of the Rugby football Union a committee with Power to arrange details waa appointed to Confer with the Quebec Union with a View to the formation of a Canadian Union. Mia Etc be Mcdonald woo won the wage earner prize in the mind Apoua Tribune Vot ing contest if Krywe Riondy mating. T she is eloped. Lake Saskatchewan railway Choice farming lands for Sale at Low prides and on easy terms. Free Grants of government lands May still be obtained within easy reach of the stations on this railway. Town lots for Sale at Duck Lake and Saskatoon. Foe prides and pull information appl5tto Osleeb Hammond nah Toni land dept., 381 main St. Winnipeg. Moved the whole town. Bompart Honse tins in Tankeo territory but is soon carried to Canadian soil. Gani Dinn Gazette the Hudson Bay company is a great and powerful corporation with As Noble a history As Many a Petty state but few probably suspected that it possessed the Power to change the geography of North America yet that is Juso what a correspondent of the week tells us the governor and adventurers of the honourable company trading in Hudson Bay have just accomplished. Almost from time immemorial to company has had a Post at Rampart House on the Yukon River and Over Chia Post the Union Jack has always waved on _ the sup position that it was situated a British Terri tory. But last summer or. Turner of the United states coast Survey engaged in the delimitation of the alaskan Boundary die covered that Tho Post was at least so Muzea on the United states Side of the line. No one on the Survey imagined that the fact would matter one Straw nor did the alaskan authorities wish to disturb a settlement so use Ful. But the Hudson Bay company trades a British charter and is British to Tea Core. Hence not Only the factory but out budding storehouses Tho Church and the residences have been transferred bodily to a new bite ton Miles inside the Canadian bound Ary line. In fact at the bidding of sir Donald Smith and bin fellow directors the whole town has travelled forty Milea in order that the Factor of the honorable Hudson s Bay company May still in up the Union Jack and that the prayer for blessings upon our Sovereign lady Queen May still have precedence Over those for the president of the United irrigation in Alberta. Farmers in the Macleod District pushing Pov Oral schemes. Lethbridge news or. B. Bright o. arrived from Macleod on Friday night s stage. He reports that the plans for the irrigation ditch for which the Macleod irrigation com Pany have applied to parliament for a charter have Benn prepared and forwarded to Ottawa. The company do not anticipate any opposition to the charter and have assurances of assist Ance from the government. Several irrigation schemes on a smaller scale Are being pushed Forward by private Enterprise. Since going to Macleod or. Bright located a ditch for messes. Smith Patterson Mon Abb Stos. Lechance and brouard. The above named banners have combined and will construct a Small Dicob to carry water from the belly River about eight Miles from Macleod to their farms Wiloh All lie in the River Bottom. Two thousand five Hundred acres will be irrigated in this Way one thousand of which will be under crop this season the remainder being grazing land. Or. Bright Loftt Bis morn ing for Macleod and will Start out from that place to Morrow for the Pincher greek District where he will Lay out a similar ditch for Mee frs. Leeds Elliott Leeds at the Leav Ings. The Farmers in the districts named Are taking up the matter of irrigation with Energy and will no doubt have the Success which their Enterprise deserves. Treherne topics. Influenza prostrating Lana to Root a new hang. Treherne april weather Here at present is All that can a desired. Farmers have been Busy seeding for the past two Weeka. Or. Smith is buy taking the Cenua in our locality. The population has increased considerably. La Grippe a Inid Many aside at this Busy season. Mrs. Robertson who has been suffer ing from an attack for some time a improving and on the Way to recovery. The infant daughter of or. Emmond waa buried last Sabbath the Rev. H. W. Fraser left for Winnipeg yesterday to attend the Manitoba College banquet and first re Union of graduates. Ferris is building a new House. The presbyterians contemplate building a new manse a soon As possible. Brycle Nunry by left. Breden but april weather Here just now. All the wheat is sown and Farmers Are Busy with Oats and Barley. Everything promises a Large crop bore this year if the weather continues Good. A Uraine fire visited this locality about 4 p. Mon sunday last Sod did great damage to Bluffs and pasture _ it is High time some thing was done regarding these fires and it is not the meagre Fane of 60 cents that will effect a cure. The j. Are a Little too Leni ent and if they do not Shongo their Mode of working the people will have to find a Means themselves. A football club is about to be organized Here with some prominent Young scotch players a a mainstay amongst them being u. Wilson and i. Mckandless of port Glasgow athletic and j. Buchanan of Ayr strollers j. N. Mcleod of Carlton rovers Glasgow and j. Hamilton of Newcastle. J. N. Mcleod is appointed interim Secretary and will be glad to receive applications for membership. Malcolm Rosa Section Foreman Here has removed to Binscarth. During his stay Here is Mado Many friends who regret his depart Ture. Tokay wines Lon Doit april hungarian government is at last awakened to the necessity of taking measures to sustain the reputation of its wines which Are alleged to have been extensively counterfeited abroad. A a result of Tea increased Vigi Lenoe on the of the authorities in this respect three wine merch ants at was Gau near Tokay have been fined Marks each for Selling chemical wine As the real Tokay. A strike declared off tech dad. Colo., april strike of Ine Union Carifio employees Here was formal y declared off this morning. Gibbon. Princess opee1 House 5 nights and matinee com t Mej Novino tuesday april 23, 0 sat to of Scute commence monday at Box office. Prices. 60o., su.60. Concert Winnipeg juvenile Lacrosse Spring moving latest designs All new colourings from the finest makers at 425 main Street. Or. Leads ii s 425 main Street current chronology. St. martyred it no corned. Philip Tiu a Jid. Burgundy died born 1342. Edward Gibbon the Hon Tor i an born died it01 1759--m or Wium noted it it Tor Tram Fli 1797. Sir Lam Jones Tail not Oriental scholar. Died born 17jc. Us Roc Overca to sanskrit language trim laced to Sac red books of Lii la and founded Tho presi no by Toni of philology. General Eaton with a Motley Force of Maici leans greeks and arabs stormed and captured demo. Tripoli first Timo the United log was raised Over a foreign fortification. Colonel str Echt started an Hla mid from Tasco Bio. Ala. Captured May 2 on Tho Emo Day general Stone Man began his raid. In Virginia. Revolution in Venezuela successful Goa Cral Guzman Blanco Mido provisional president. Commodore John in a Ullock u. S. W. Winwood Reade. Luthor. Died la England. Militia orders. The of Jap major Leaco ova retirement. Ottawa april the militia general orders contain the following 90tb, to be lieutenant second lieutenant Elmea John Steele vice win. Frederick Godson left limits second Lien tenant provisionally George Monroe Milvor vice j. 91st battalion Stony Mountain major Edward Phillips co cock retires from the service. Fol Debick Wade. Assisted by the actress mrs. O. P. Bowers and a Complete company of classical rep Eutokie tuesday. April 28th. mov Viii Shakespeare s tragedy it Ink t Chi wednesday. Damon Anu John bundles grand old Piny pythias. T h u r 8 d a Friday. Sheridan Knowlta Lynster plecs a Henry Viii. Virgin i us.1 ww1 r d a a Macbeth Bijou opera House. Of thursday april 30. Aaa Stod by mrs. Verner miss Flint of Toronto miss Holmes messes. Kelly Hewby , Mcginn and members of Winnipeg gym Juluin. Admission 2g Cento Itei cried suits to Sente. Plan of Hall at r. H Nunn a Kurio store done with covered Van and by the most experienced men in the City. Carpets taken up and cleaned by electric or steam Power repaid. Pengel Lylac f6rd, successors to Smead Telephone 108, Ciohon Bloofe removal . Hunter merc Hant Tai of has removed to Mclntyre Block new Wing booms e. And 6. Trotter Trot Tab. General dealers in live Stock Etc. A of Ihunt Supply of Sortet continually arriving for a from Points in with All who Mot tar or to. Sixth Trot. A mute spa Jarl ;