Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 13, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Baily free press. Winnipeg. May 18. Manitoba free press. Morning and evening editions published every Day except sunday at six o clock a. M., and for p. M., respectively at Winnipeg by the Manitoba free press of. W. F. Luxton managing director and editor inv Colet either edition by mall one bar six months one month strictly in Advance. Dally morning free press delivered in Winnipeg on same terms. Evening free press and Sun delivered in no poor 20 cents per week 76 cent per month for months. Strictly Cash Lii adv inc. Advertising rates per nonpareil line 13 line makes one incl in depth for appearing i both Ordinary advertising ton Centa per Lino each insertion. 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Special notices eel in nonpareil Type. Leaded and located immediately Over the City and 10 cents per word each insertion. No notice inserted for lean than 137-Whert cuts Are inserted they must be m. It Tai. Not mounted on Wood. Daily edition. In Trade. Ibert a in Bell Equality in civil wednesday. May 13, 1891. Shape it the kind Northwest affairs. The Northwest delegates or. Brett and or. Bette have arrived at Ottawa if not in time to advise m to the draft of the proposed government Bill for amending the Constitution of the territories at least in time to give the Benefit of their experience and personal knowledge of the situation As to the Ehold be made to take. A Bill of Tail we promised for last session but it waa thru a c aside to make Way for More prow ing matters. The government cannot second time very Well disregard Ita Promise in respect and As a Northwest Bill was one of the few measures foreshadowed in the opening speech it will doubtless be forthcoming. The Ilia affecting the gov Enzenb of the territories Are certainly eerie a enough to deserve attention. At least two of the ses ions of the local Assembly have been characterized by and conditions which were Little less than a Eoa Ndal. Id their pol Ife ical development the territories have got beyond the swaddling period although not yet reaching that Point at which they May be left to look after themselves. They Are mid Way Between absolute dependence and the confident self Possession of maturity they Are too big for the one and not Strong enough for the other. Between the Assembly and ii responsible executive there was naturally an unceasing ultimately end ing in what was virtually a legislative dead look. The executive rested on rights As confirmed by the Constitution in its present Ahapa the Assembly resented under which it could be systematically ignored and declared for those traditional rights which Are supposed to belong to All British Legisla Tive bodies especially in the control of Tho the Public revenues. Tho one Felt to and to be governed by the Law Asib was and the other chafed because the Law was not what it ought to be. 16 was Felt that under the Constitution As it it there was Little necessity for an Assembly and in the straggle for a larger measure of responsible government which naturally sprang out of Tho situation the Assembly thought it could do nothing less a the maintenance of Ita own dignity Thau to Block the wheels of legislation As far As was in its Power and to let the whole matter Reat at that. It could not control the supplies but it could refuse to them Anch a course might prove futile enough to be sure As an irresponsible executive is not bound by any Nice or delicate scruples but it would at least be an assertion of that it ought to Hove. Such a situation As was developed during the lap6 session cannot be permitted to occur again something1 must be done to Al Low of More harmonious relations Between the Assembly and the advisory Board. The people do Nob want because they Are not prepared for full responsible but they want a larger measure of it than they at present possess. Or. Brett prob ably voiced the popular sentiment when in an with a free frees representative on his Way through to Ottawa he said the Dominion government would be pressed to Amend the Northwest Constitution so a to give the Assembly absolute control of All funds and to make the Council responsible to the Assembly for the expenditure of the nothing less than thie will be Satis factory to the people of the territories. With thin granted matters will move More Smoos Lily than they have been doing but without it there will be a recurrence of the Eaton old conflict. The Assembly should either be Given the Power it wants or parliament should abolish in. It is Mere playing at government to say that it shall have to go through the form of voting the supplies while it is ref used a voice in the expenditure of them that is contrary to All our of British parliamentary government. A nearer approach to a full measure of responsibility might be made in other directions i Shonu placing too great a Burden on the Young territories it is intended to ask that shall be Given to the lieutenant governor to dissolve the Assembly. Under the Constitution As at present existing the House must run its full bime before a dissolution can take place. This Power is an essential condition of our system of government in deed without it there can be no meaning to executive responsible to the legislature. Tho Dominion parliament should meet the wishes of the people in a generous spine. They Are Able to look after themselves to a greater extent than Hasseb been entrusted to and it is Tho Wisest policy to avoid imposing any conditions that have the appear Ance of restraint. It will Only be a Lew years when greater liberties and Fuller Powers will not 8o easily moved. The Canadian Gazette is a careful and painstaking journal furnishing a variety and excellence of Canadian news to Ita English readers that ought to have a powerful influence for Good on emigration to this country. If its circulation were commensurate with its merits a b Canadian Organ it would be Worth to Thia country a Hundred times Over All the immigration literature sent out from government offices Here in a decade. One Little thing in Ita last summary of Manitoba news provokes a smile however. There Mem nothing of the nature of an exciting scene in the legislature when or. Greenway denied having said that or Martin waa a Man without heart or when or Martin followed Tia up by his very dubious repudiation of the popular belief that he bad called or. Green Way a colossal we do not know that mention of the incident will create any remarkable degree of excitement in England or will have any marked effect on the still pending by elections or the Boer War but the matter a important enough to insist that it shall be correctly represented. It will be Well to repeat there fore that the scene was not an exciting one. There was an unmistakable and scarcely restrained disposition to Anicker when the Premier came to the Relief of Bis attorney general but there wan no excitement. The fact is there was not a Mau in the House who believed or. Greenway in Hia denial. There is on record the evidence of a gentleman who was under oath who declared in open court that or. Greenway said to him that or. Martin was a Man without heart or con against that sworn testimony or. Greenway s denial now goes for absolutely nothing for a great Deal less than nothing if it be possible to estimate to lightly. There Are men in the province by the hundreds who remember another occasion in the House which really did constitute an exciting and no mistake. It waa when or. Greenway charged with the authorship of a certain placard that waa circulated in Emer son a few years ago called on his maker fro witness that the charge was Falee and that be Haj neither part nor lot in the paper in question. Thia impious denial waa no sooner uttered than a member of the government crossed the floor of the Homo and exhibited to or. Greenway Tho original draft communications. Shorthand instead of it attn. To the editor of the free press. The uni Verity Council is considering the matter of change in the preliminary examination it May not be out of place to discuss the advisability of requiring a knowledge of shorthand instead of latin by those who do not intend taking a classical Honor course. The value of a study Oon Aiato of the value of the training and the value of knowledge imparted. There Are three kinds of training aesthetic intellectual and executive. Khe aesthetic Vul Ejof shorthand in yet to be covered that of a fait classical course approaches that of English literature that of the latin required of those who do not take a full classical course a not much More than that of shorthand. As intellectual training imparting the Power to grasp a subject As a whole and keep the parts in right relation to the whole latin grammar is better than shorthand but inferior to physical and moral science. It in Only a executive training exercise in in accordance with certain conditions that either latin or shorthand can Lay claim to a place on the programme. They Are very much alike the one consisting of trans from shorthand into latin requires Atten Tion to More conditions shorthand greater lation from latin into English and vice Verea the other translation speech and vice Verea. Tion to More Condit promptness. Exercise in attending to a Large number of conditions a beat acquired in some practical calling a teaching. A student be fore graduating should be required to furnish evidence of Success in some practical calling. A to the value of the knowledge imparted the latin acquired by pass Inonia usually forgotten while it in of Groat advantage to every student to be Able to write As Fasti As he think. C. H. S. Trail. Killarney May 0 Market reports. Grain quiet and lower in of Grain in Chicago. London May Grain Market open Deloraine. Two. Citizens Given an involuntary Bath so Bucksbarg May recover. Dei Okain May Elighy Accident which might have had rather a serious Termi nation occurred at Melita on Friday last while or. A. E. Cameron manager for Frost Wood at Deloraine and editor Daubney of the Deloraine times Wero crossing the nver which has been considerably swollen by the late Rains the horse became restive and refused to proceed. Believing persuasion to to hotter than Force or. Cameron in gentle tried More persuasive eloquence than would have sold seven binders ably assisted by or. Daubney who treated the Pony to something like a Deloraine times leading article. The combined eloquence of these gentlemen however was of no Avail the horse backed up into a deeper part of the River. In vain or. Daubney coaxed sitting on the top of the seat of the buggy with his legs on the dashboard and the water gently Laving the seat of Bis unmentionables. Probably affected by the eloquence of the Deloraine times Man the horse now manifested so Nam Buli Stic tendencies and began to lie Down. Or. Cameron took in the situation a glance and standing on the buggy heat undressed handed his clothes to or. Daubney boldly plunged into the raging Souris and snug hot the horse by the head. Equip however backed no till or. Waist. Carrie Seal under All govern stands for value and represents High we employ it to advertise the High excellence of our coffees we ask you to test its value. Chase by this sign we conquer. The or. Daube Sivh up to his fed off his feet by the current or. Bottles oily Shore of the document in that gentleman s Well known handwriting with the recollection of thab incident still fresh in 4he Public memory it is impossible that or. Green Way e Bare word will be taken to outweigh the sworn statement of a gentleman whose character for truthfulness has never been impeached. Therefore it was that the ii reverent members manifested a Strong inclination to snicker when the Premier thus endeavoured to cloak his colleague while the others merely Satin silence or Hung their Heads with the least suspicion of a Blush. Or. Martin s repudiation As we have said was of the dubious order. He wished his hearers to believe that he denied having called Jar. Greenway a colossal without say ing it in so Many words. He had the Opportunity to deny in in court under oath and it happens most unfortunately for the Premier that be did not take advantage of it. Not withstanding anything thab May be said now the words rust stand. The same gentleman to whom or. Greenway confided his opinion of or. Martin received or. Mar tin a opinion of or. Greenway. It was Nob Given without knowledge of his character. Or. Martin had had experience of or. Green Way both in opposition and in the govern ment and knowing him to to what he is had no hesitation in branding him a colossal the fact is both ministers for once in their lives spoke the exact truth. But there was no scene exciting or other Wise. That we must insist upon. Bless the Gazette s heart such a Little thing As that ounts for nothing with the present Legisla Ture. The members on top government Side know those two ministers like a Book and As they Are All pretty much tarred with the same stick it would take an enormous degree of political immorality to provoke them into a condition of excitement. this morning quiet and a Shade lower. At Liverpool wheat was quiet but firm califor Nia wheat id lower Corn was quiet California wheat nearly due 3d lower. At London flour was go lower wheat off coast was very quiet and no offering of Corn. Wheat on buyers were holding Oft in order to obtain concessions. Corn on passage was Dull. Since last report four cargoes of wheat have arrived four sold and six Are waiting. The French markets Are unchanged. Chicago May ruled weaker daring the first three hours of the Saunion on reports of a probable financial crisis in Europe and then become Strong on private advices of improvement in the Price of wheat a Paris. July closed ice higher. Receipts 134 cars. Closing prices _ Mav july sept., 9ftto. July 59a to 593c. Sept. 58j. Oats May 51c. July 46g to 46jc. Sept., to. Pork snpd., 811.874 May 811.35 july 311.62jj 88.42i july sept. July 86.10 sept., Montreal Montreal stocks reported by Alloway Champion Bankers and brokers Winnipeg Barite Montreal 221" cd Ontario m Olson s Toronto merchants Union Sellers. Bayer. 221 2102 1c6 Commerce. Miscellaneous Montreal Lel. Bloh. Font. Nftv.-. Olcy pms. R Montreal of. Canada n. W. Inc. C. P. R. 0. P. R. On 130 i03j is 193 203 70? 140 120 103 74 70i 78 Cameron started to Ewinin for the cowing the sortie behind him or Dan buoy holding Cameron s clothes above his head which was about the Only part of his Anatomy above water. Very fortunately both gentlemen Aro Nono the worse of their Bath. Now about four years ago a resident of fihe Melita District came into Deloraine with a subscription list for the purpose of building a ferry boat at that Point. Loraine citizens whacked up top bulk of the Money required and the ferry boat was built a thing of hot alas not a Joy for a dry season came and the boat we Are informed. Was converted into a bores stable. We would like to know on authority this was done As citizens _ of this thriving City occasionally enjoy visiting the bucolic villagers in that locality and some of us cannot swim. Or. Tomalin reports that . Schucks Bury who was shoo Nome time ago it pro Gressing favourably. Or. Tomalin dome time since extracted the Bullet and later a piece of no which had penetrated Tho lung and has Good Hopes of his recovery or. W. Ward has feet of casing in the Deloraine Well. Too much cannot be said in Praise of or. Ward for 4be steady Perse Verance and determination with which he has stuck so the Job and overcome almost unsure Raoul taboo difficulties. Or. W. Believes he is coming close to the Rock. Or. Win Woodean has build a handsome Fence around his residence. 1 crops Are looking a Well As Ever before. Is reported in some Parta eight inches High. Recent Frost did no Dunnage. B1rtle. A boy injured by n Harrow a Ormrod a. 03 to the Shade tast wednes Day. By bulk May or. Ovas masonic grand master for Manitoba paid an official visit to Birtle this week. A son of or. New Shams was badly injured yesterday by being or ought in the Teeth of a Diso Harrow. A concert is to be held at or. Manwaring s House on the 15th under the auspices of so. George s Church proceeds in Aid of the Bell Tower. Or. Dickson has arrived from England to Asaiah she Rev. Or Somerville of Metho dist Church. Arbor Day was generally observed a a Holiday in this town. There were very few Trees planted. _ or. Vanstone principal of the Birtle pub Lic school went to Winnipeg on Friday s train. The thermometer registered Shade hero lost wednesday. Stable and household liniment of the period. Endorsed by leading livery men in City and in a by the great horse ranchers of Alberta British Columbia sold of proprietors. Winnipeg. Khoiee fanning lands for Sale terms free Grants of government lands May still to obtained within easy reach of the stations on this railway. Town lots for Sale in red Deer. For prices and full information apply to Flam Tod Nan Toifl land dept., 381 main St. Winnipeg. 93 in latest designs All new colourings prom the finest makers at 425 main Street. In Lieo Ikiye s 425 main Street. Pon one who is Hima Eif a railway manager the following from or. Stickney s look the railway will to regarded As refreshingly candid the truth it is time the investing Public should be told the a not the so called Granger nor the interstate Law Lor the acts of commissions which have reduced the rates of transportation to the present unprofitable level but the mismanage Menc of the companies. For More Thau Twenty years the managements of Western railways have been engaged m the prosecution of rate Ware in which it qua impossible to decide which was acting on the Offen Sive and which on the defensive. Each manager has surrounded himself with a stand ing army of freight and Para engr agents contracting agents soliciting agents Advertis ing i went clerks typewriters and runner. To every important City and in Many of the unimportant towns detachments of each of the companies have been permanently quartered occupying the most expensive offices at the most conspicuous Corners of the Ruos important utre Otil. The expenses of the standing armies have been enormous but like All standing armies they Are Consumers and not producers. Their Mission a to destroy. All of them together have nod produced a single ton of freight. Their whole duty is to get Bhe freight which others have produced routed Over their honestly if they can but get it from time to time during the Twenty years War the chiefs have made solemn com pacts of peace. These treaties have been signed sealed and delivered with All the necessary solemnities but oot once have they withdrawn or disbanded their forces. This has been Tho True cause of the destruction of Revenue instead of Granger Laws or state " be demanded and these will be obtained per haps Only after the agitation that seems in separable from development of Thia kind but in the meantime the people Are Clear m to their present and m they Are to Nuble and Jurt in their nature it cannot a expedient to Fuce them. Chronology. May 13. Von Olden Burno Veldt. Dutch statesman died. 1707-Louis Bourd Loac Arnotis French divine died. Theresa Empress of Anst la and Mother of Mario Antoinette born. Fusch. Uncle of map Olson Bona Parte died. At Reedy Creela w. In. Rodgers Villa ala., and term. At Ponce Matoula la. Hall s ferry. Mlas., Aud South Unton by. Balt Lusby Down Cid columns Niad Vanco of various armies. Lust Battle in Tho great civil War at pal Metto ranch a Tex. Lost Volley Rcd by coloured u. S. In drum Rand Colmery. West Vale. Nova Scotia g9 kill cd. J. Porker famous Jurist died in Albany aged 83. Binscarth Binscarth May Are All through seeding in this District. We had a cold snap last week which Cut the crops Down but Farmers Bay that will be a Benefit a it give them bettor Root. Fine growing weather now. Last thursday evening a meeting of the shareholders of the Binscarth warehouse wan held and a dividend of 20% declared which a a very creditable showing. T. Almack on Butcher has gone to Winni Peg with a cat of Stock. This Trade has just started for this season. We expect to ship luge quantities of beef cattle East. J. H. Mitcham brother of or. Mitchell of Millwood has jut arrived from the East Aud in favourably impressed with Thia locality. I dutch and the Knoll he in afr Ioji. New York Sun a few weeks ago the Imperial British commissioner in South Africa warned president Kruger of the South Afri can Republic that the proposed Boer expedition into Mash Naland must be stopped a the British would not tolerate air influx of trans Vaal emigrants. President Kruger replied that he had damped the and that the Enterprise waa Noi revived. News now comes from South Africa that boors propose to travel North into the promised land and Euger Haa conf aed his inability to impede the movement of so Large a body. At last therefore an immense cum Ber of Boers were about to March into Macho land to found a new Boer Republic. The have never been slow about appropriating a Large slice of any territory in South Africa. Nearly three years ago without aft. Trading any attention they stole into Luhv land and before the British Wero aware of what was going on they had appropriated nearly half of that Beautiful country and set up a Boer Republic. England had regarded a great part of Zululand As Independent Terri tory but the Boers by arrangement with the brother of Cetewayo the late King acquired a semblance of right which England did not chink it while to dispute and thus to Day the finest portion of this splendid country ruled is in the hands of the Boers when they undertook to same trans game on the Western Frontier of the Vaal the British protested in auth a very Lively manner that the users returned to their old Homes and the republics they founded under the names of Goshen and Stella land died in their infancy. To Day oho British have posted North of Ohe Transvaal and Are Send ing borne most glowing reports of the new Eldorado they have discovered. The Boers think Thoy Are entitled to share the advantages of the discovery though they never found out for themselves what a Rich and attractive country Lay along their Northern Borders and to they Are beginning to swarm to the Frontier for the purpose of occupying a goodly part of Mash Naland. The proposed expedition outnumbers the Whites now in the country Tan to one. It is very certain that the South african company whose chief Factor is Cecil Rhodes the Premier of South Africa will not permit the prize to be plucked from their grasp in this sort of fashion and the British will doubtless offer so decided a protest that the Boers will be f arced to Relin Quish their ambition to extend their Domain further toward the Zambesi. Two of n he passed Down the aisle of the Cor to the seat Ocon ipod Only by a Man wearing a Weed on his find there halted Down and every passenger thought it a funny thing that two men each a widower should thus be brought together. At least one of the widowers Alao thought it funny for after a bit to turned and queried your wife so a mine. Yours die of so did mine. Loving faithful and eco so waa mine. Broke you up did t so it did me. Con dirt eat anything for half a Day. Have a big f Anerne prices so did i. Counted thirty one and Angona. Got a Gravestone up Yit neither have i. Death is on awful sad Ain t but to most make the Best of if. Cannot help the dead by mourning. Jot your Eye on a second no was the indignant reply. How Long s your wife bin a the other picked up his Valise from the floor vacated his heat and a a started for the car ahead he said stranger i thought we was two of a kind but i Dia Kiver that i m wrong in my Faggera. One of a Tella the Gind the other Gaul darned liar if i die for it. Good York son. W May needing in this Vicinity is about finished. Considerable More acreage in being pud in under crop this year than that of lab j ear. Ferguson of Melita has Fima hed in 120 acres wheat on land owned by d. Jarke of Winnipeg. Beunie Brothers have brought a Carload of Fine horses from Ontario and Are Belling them at moderate prices. Arbor Day waa generally noticed by the Farmers a several loads of currant Bowhea were aeon coming from the River. Miss Scon ten a visiting friends Here. John Brown will postpone his service at Glengarry appointment from May 10th until May 17th. The change a made in order to avoid conflicting with Rev. Johnston s appointment in 4 27. Some Persona visited h. J. Archibald s Grainery on sunday night and helped them Velvea to several Bushela of wheat. W. Tedorson has rented his farm and a making arrangements to move to the town of Melita. A Quantity of Trees Baa been sent to this District and neighbourhood from the experimental farm Ottawa. Pilot Mound. Pilot Mound May court of revision for 6he municipality of Louise meets Crystal Gity and a regular meeting of the Council to Morrow at the same place. John Struthers who is going into potato raising on a Large scale this season Baa a Small army of Small boy a at work on his Field Thia morning planting the seeds. He intends to have Hie potatoes ready to catch the Early Market. Or. Kee our fashionable tailor is about raising Hia building another Storey High. A Large number of Trees was planted in the Village on thursday Load and More Are still being set out. We. Hamilton last week purchased Dix on s livery and feed table and he now owns both Bhe Large stables. It is his intention to move Hie own stable Down and place it on the same lot with the other one. The Toronto construction and electric Supply dealers in every description of electric machinery electric Light supplies and electric apparatus of All kinds. Winnipeg Branch 367 main Street Lyman Dwight Manitoba representative. Lund Yalile Tunba. May weather in Thiol District continues Beautiful. We. Archer of Lake St. Martin a passed through Here last saturday on Hia Way Home. Mrs. Freston Lont a very valuable cow last thursday in the Marsh around Chippeway Lake. Parties engaged in the catch of White Ash along the Shore for summer use report them very scarce not one being a aught where there were formally 50 or 100. Max Ingles of Winnipeg who is interested in the Lake Manitoba trading company of this place Haa concluded to remain Here Dur ing toe present summer making a valuable acquisition to the society of this place a he brings Hia wife and sister in Law miss wat son along with him. He a a Jay. Kansas pity Star Consul Jav Ewing who refused to drink a Toast to the Queen at a banquet in Vancouver will be fortunate if the Public decides that he is merely what Hia cd Robt inn name would indicate. Minneapolis Tribune met. Eving con Mil at Vancouver is too great and Good and altogether too intense to serve Hia country effectively a the representative of the United stat a in the British dominions. Toronto mail the United states Consul at Vancouver if evidently a politician and a Patriot of the Riddleberger stamp and worthy Only to be treated a auth. His a Illy and Boorish discourtesy will Only react upon him Leif. Washington Post the people of the United states Are somewhat interested in knowing whether this country is properly represented by such superlative asininity As that which appear to have been displayed by its com Macial representative at Vancouver. Galveston news who would object to drinking a virtuous lady s health nobody Bell a boor. A Temperance Man would drink ill in pure water. Who would is rude enough to raise a question of governmental form when to waa a representative and great abroad. No one fib for Anona place. H 02 i delicate Hurra Lawas still holds the first place n popular favor. Beware of imitations. Fragrant h h 03 m w s and from English Canadian and Atner loan manufacturers. A Supply of Diamond safeties with Spry apr Forks Juat received. Also alarm Bells. Toot bags Cement Etc., Etc. Carruthers Brock 468 main St but. In hereby if Hon that the old Cero Mesa o thu Roncil school of mounted infantry will not to re so Nellc for any debts or liabilities contracted by the caterers of their mess or by any other person. Alfred Odd m. D., president officers mess r. 3. R. Forto Aborne Wynn log May 120i, 1801. First fresh White fish it s a fact that the More you try to make an impression the less Likely you Are to make it. Just be your natural self and you la be pretty sure to come out All right. You cannot be natural in Demeanour if you Are not properly attired and it s useless to attempt it an awk Wardly dressed Man is almost certain to be correspondingly awkward in manner he does t feel comfortably and he cannot help betraying it. He May have paid for his suit twice its value but hell never get any pleasure out of it. You will have no such unfortunate experience if you leave your measure with us. The finest selection of suiting trouser Ings and Spring Over coatings to select importations from the of country. Geo. Clements the great Art tailor Corner main and Mcdermott streets Winnipeg. Ob1 arrived to Day x Corner Portage Avenue Mill s All kinds in any Quantity. To g Hargrave co. 826 main we Aro Well inf Fine handmade 1u8toj1b hoots and shoes. Cheaper than machine so a of. Warro nud our own in pc Orr Christie 643 main St but. Newspaper newspaper ;