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The Calgary Herald 1891-01-02 - 1891-12-31
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i The algary eral adveriine Weuxtey I HORNA wat be ts Siva p. me Tuesday orenibg, Single Copies 5 Cents Each. JOUN LIVENGSTOX, , that ntributin 6 ta Kogtamd an on; duly Arrivals of United States and Canuilian-cattle have been heavier uring and weeks. past current Trade; as a. reeult thereof has been uch quieter, and prices are . Manager 3, to 30s. per bead lower 7 t wee onion be- WEDNESDAY. AUG tian a week 4 At Londonf tween eight and nine hundred cattle, PAYING JUST CLATMS. that the obnoxious the Departine peurs issued by the Interior, requiring all who grize. out a of on unoccupied lands to tal enc from the Departinent, tink Ween withdrawn, Tt might be well j if some light were thrown upon the mannerin which such a-ziotice was issued, It appeurs that the Mitiis ter new nothing of it until the newspapers called his. attention.- to it, Some understrapper in the De- paitment cbusied himself unduly hut there ought to be. some. guar antee that unnecessary netic 4s this, affecting smportant interests: and large bodies of people, should not be sent ont without the know- Jedge of ithe. Head: of the Tepart- nent, We observe also that the: Militia Department Jaid before Parlianient resolutions granting,scrip to the Bat- tleford Home Guards, Regina. Vol- unteers, St. Albert volunteers, Steele's, s oats and others who teud- ated a foes in the rebellion of '85 These resolutions have been adopt- ed by Parliament almost - without distenting voice. Nevertheless, the Minister of Militia, advised probably by some departmental sub- ordinate of inferior capacity, has r sisted these claims for six only to admit their justice. at the end of that long period. Why could these claims not have been investigated and puiljust six years ago as well as now? There gt;are stil many la ms wmpaid in Alberta whieh, no doubt, atterfurther years of delay a:d.vexations and unfair tesistance will ultimately: he paid, fust:ds those which we have nameil Anave heen paid, It is really aston- ishing how. much tronble can be made for coramunities and indi vdd- wis by atull ted years pull orn, eon dinates in office who fancy they know it all. LOuD OUFFERINS ENTIMATE, When Canadians who. unfinoh. ingly supported Sir Jon Mucdon- ald through vil and through good report, read such estimonials to his ability and character as. that presented by Earl Dufferin, they may well feel that in strengthening the handvof 0. able and so patriot ica state-tuat they were, in their ring the Empire itself agprvide. There have. tein anany speeches and many editorials apropos of the murits of the de- eased Premier, but we venture to say that nothing hus been written which does such full jus- tice to Sir John Macdonald's mem- ory as the eloquent remarks of Earl Dutferin, which we. republish in to-days Henatu, described Sir John from th point ns politician, portisan, journa- list or legislator, Parl Dutterin speaks of him, ts the -adviser of Governors-General, as the mind above all others responsible for directing the policy of Britain's dreatest Solony as the one great statesman ;who during his forty yeats of power. used -his. great * abilities and industry and zeal * * to maintain uniinpaired those ties of interest and affection h id.or w bind the peoples of Cunnda and Br af fraternal suoh and nearly 3,000 sheep, were shown in -Lalington Market. Prices for cattle were very irregular, and though a few very neat beasts probably made 7d,, the general run of prices cannot be placed at. mare than Gid. to 6jd, At. the one ortwo Lote of aecond grade cattle were unsold, In-tha sheep pens business ruled-equally dull, the supply being liberal. Sales- hien report a bad trade of Canadian sheop. the bulk of which-were aged ewes, a class quite unsuited for En- glish mistkets,- What are wanted for the Metropolitan -buteber are wethers of fair: weight and good condition, with sprinkling of phimp lambs, stich es those offered A few cweeks y Alderman Frankland, It is simply folly to pay heavy freight on anjmals that are classed: as equat only to. River Plate frozen mutton, The sales miude were on a basis of 63d, a few pens realising a fraction moze. At uiley market, Liverpool, there were shown nearly 700 cattle- and 2,000 sheep from Canada; Busi- ness was extremely quiet, the heayier supply of Trish cattle making buyers, indifferent, In ad- dition to these numbers, about 500 head ex Oxenholme virtually missed the market, but wet -sold. at* the lnirages on Mouiday . afternoon, Taking the general run of trans- actions, we quote bid. to 6d. as current. for- best descriptions,. of cattle, and 6d. to 64d. for mixed pensof sheep.. InSeotland there has also been a drop in values, and consejuent upon the Fair holidays there ig little or no activity expect- ed for a few days yet. * The Cansdian Hee Traae in Eagiana uniGiette, London, July 3) The trade in Canadian eggs is inereasing in volume almost every week... In ten days recently up- wards of 3,000,000 Canadian eggs of extracrainary fine quality were landed at Liverpool slone, They ard suid-to weigu from 14 to 16 Ibs, per 120, while the best Continent al eggs weigh from 13'to 15 Ibs. and are admittedly. eupe sls to the choicest Irish egy: arfact eviden per 100 more than obtainable for the Irish product In uo, trad probably bave the Canadians shown greater aptitinde and readiness to th ket. packing is stated to be atperior to that of any .Contineut- dlshipnients, and the trade may now be stid to be placed upon permanent footing, Indeed, the leadingexporters und comthisaion agents here say that, even were the McKinley tariff abandon d to- morrow, the trade would not now be affected. It is not likely that these Canadian shipments will in- evease the general volume of British egg importa; but they will, it is ex- pected,tend to keep out of the Britich markets inferior Italian, Russian, and Austrian varieties, In this way there is great room for the development of the trade, and the Canadian Government and its yepresentatives. here ate to be. con- gratulated irpon the snecess which has followed their persistant fforts to make the Canadian farmer realise, this fact, . atom Kiwetraced: wet the needs of the British mar- Th The Uo The handooinely Mustraied articla on tlie Cuthberte, of Re thier, which sp- Pears in the last insve of The Dominion Tiluntraced, should bo read by every. one interested in the early history- of Can- Ada. In'thi same number ie a dolight- fal article by Mise MeLeod on the Aag ustan Days of Edinbargh reealling meu ores: of Soott,, Sydney Smith, Joitrey, Sir William Hamilton and a hostofother greut names, F, Blake Crot- Xo hint, Great Britain in a oa i i i eae ek ero tan contributes a charming. tustrated 2 Sunion. lt; It is peculorly gratify- jog, Thetteare letters from Loridon, ing to hear from the lips: of the 'Toronto and: Hulilax The Sagamore rnost successful viceroy that ever gives hie opinion of the recent Mercier left the shores of England- to ad- demoustration. A full page portrait of ac ths jaweentaent BF Bane Gurnaany ix reproduced, ea atari eae 1 Brit- tao views in St. John s, N d,, and other ain's SEDER ARICINS, THIN foe engravings. Phe numiber is i fing tain the vast interests of the Fin- one pire at-foreign courts, such words Denies for AuierR. of Kindness and pathy and igthe intense longing af high and hear reviation as the darkey in the southern States for atl Dufferin While rabbit, it.is proposed to take 20,000 we in Canada were ace to regard Sir Jolin aa not only head 1 shoulders above any political as vader in-Canwda, bu of many foreign sta qnite possible for ont, estimate of local No . aus. esmen, it was luis merits to be colored by al prejudice, fegiing pision of local influences oan att co the eul vanced by one between the-ages of 48 and usttulin to put an end to of rabhits. One Cap- on Anstralian is author- vernment to offer tl a dollar a day, to find them in t for fire shot g ammunition, ete, their le work being to kill rabbits. tain fears that not, many will pts even this 1 offer finish ned by: their price pe j which is already from 8 to 10 cents ; A TOUCHING TRIBUTE. the greatest tater ty 5 Pujoy cme her mAcoM ee er earlier work Hd, tray: ani Lise Phos Soean on th Sat ite SOC TUE SORE: Married. wereld set N.vves Jota, Maedunetd r jtion fs sald to be wir the talent The third mateh the ondon, ng. he following were fh Pol 7 1 , Ang. Ti fe wee which gave pu. great prom Th Poli and the Calgary cricket glub erin's remarks atthe meeting at gcene is laid in Paria wberw the author in the series of. matches arranged was decided to place memorial has been living for two. y nd the fete i Se eas fo tir John Macdonald 1m Bt, Pau 's heroive la a Vinainia pict who ixstudyiniz ote ye on th tee tows te. ira Cashodrat: Met ap -we are joday, for male shroad. with . neare servant for: s Oe ee uh Stent eee for be 10. iotarpose angthing but the ty Kate CHVAIDrat, com Hf the miqet-peo UOubte 0: niAy for She Police, on briefest possible observations, The obs ic off American painters in. Paris, 9 00 of dln es The. wicket jeat of Wile aathesiog into Soushter fo, and a charening patraitof Mise Rives is /ptOvided proved anything but good, what way we can best mark our rexpect the frontispiece of the mavazine. fast bowling butnping most un- for the late Prime Minister of Canada, Two papers in this number which will comfortably. be read with atvat interest by jramalats, . Aa the Police and Calgary had nd also how beat we can enable those who are with us in wishing to show their appreclationand esteem tor him to join us jw erecting some monument to kis aiem ory, I dare aay there are at preseat in this room many of Sir Joh Macdonald's personal friends, and perhaps some of his politics adherents ; bat outside ot thiw necesgarily restricted circle thete are undoubtedly hundreds nay, eyen thous sands of Englahmon who ate conscious of the deep debt of gratiiude they owe to the distinguished staterman who for an alinoat uninterrupted period of forty years-presided over the destinies of the Dominion with such afility and wuccess: (Cheers.) Iie a characteristic of suc. cert to conceal oF minimize the very qualities which secure it; but there- is no doubt that althoush from time to time Sir Jobn Macdonald wie called pan to. meet many an unexpected and difficult emergency, he -inyariably die- played both coursge and resource. It secms to mo that the beet proof of Ins extrordinary ability 1s to be found in the even tenor with which during recent years Cagads has pursued her success fab way, in the absence from her hi ot all serioys political Gompticn ions,.and, abore all, in the freedom fruta all anxiety on our part in regard to her progress amongyt the dependencies incorporated within the British E.npire annd that, toor ip spite of ths peunliar dolicaoy ot her gedgraphioal position, -the ethnological diveruties among her population, and the consequent confiich of. inter eats which tho diversitiss must bare eu gendered. (Cheers) What might have happened had the destinies of the coun try been Gonfidted to the hand of a leks pradent, leas cautious, less skilful or lous patriotic pilot, only, those Who are are: soquainted with the intricacies of Canadian political problems can ad quately appreciate. (Chesrs). In suytng thin Ido notin the least desire to com iit either myrelf or. any of , those now present foun indiscriminate npproval. of everything he may have said or done in the course of bis long career, As an x Colonial Governor, 1 should instinctively aeink from identifying myselt with the political programme of any party ot of any. ministry. It is our special duty: ae governors to atand aloof from that we vere Political warfare which occasionally sages around ws, But we are arscuibled here to do bonor, not tow consummate leader of jo tactician, bat ton areat Lorperial statesina,who, ad the trusted Minister of the Crown and the chosen representative of the Cunndinn people during.so many your, us d ble great abilities and: industey 1 zeal to promote the best antereste of Her Mujesty's-Canadian subjects, and to maintain unimpaired thone ties of v0 ext: and sffdetion: which, trusty: are Jong estined fo bind the peoples of Canada ond Great Brita ine fraternal naicn. (Cheers) Before coneludinie there Wrrief siwervations, I cannot help. dewrmig to bear my personal testimony to thone gaging and towable qualities which enileared Sir Joba Macdonald to every representative of the Crown that wax sent over from this country to awume the reins of Government. His eqaubie and gonial temperament, his delicate courtesy. his. genuine Kindneews, his couniderate frankness, rendered him one of the mont eharruing and satisfuctory pablic mea with whotn have ever bad th ood fortune of being associuted in the conduct of public business (Cheers.) Above all things, this miuwt be placed to the record of his great (qualition that he. always sbowed proull oagernegs to take tipon himself the repoa- sibility of wehatever line of action the, head of Canadian Government may have parwaed on iv recommendation, to shield kis from any popular resentment to which tat action may have -given rise, wd at the mitme tine, to show the most serapu- tous anxiety to avoid the dlightest appear ance of sheltering either himself or bir party behind the prestige or the authority ofthe Crown. (Cheers) A: firm friend 8 wost generous und plicable opponent, 4 charming cOmpanion, . an affectionate husband, and most tender father, Sir John Macdonald after a long life spent tn the aervice of hix country, hag deyoenid d to the grav mourned by his Sovereign and all hr representatives, passions) say lanmratted by bis pervonal Was-colebrated at thon Svakine frignds and adberents, respectid even te brides parents Ninth ayende, Actes bree by those who most differed trom Rev-teorge R-Maxwell officati Kiser oak hua in political opinions, and univer The bride was attended by Miss iyos. d: Lag Bye Priest aps canadian. peosle- Jennie Allan of New -Westminis- ae ome ouly-natural that Canadian lemen- ter, While Mr, Johu McLean acted Pe tationvasbould fiud: an seve in Englieh as groomeman, A most sumptous A Newt hearts, and that we on this side of the wodding repast wai A Now Indian Danes, Rodd ieatete. arek our uppre, Welding repast was'spread for the 1+ will be remembered that when Inet 8, OUF reverenen, and our love of one guests, after which Mr. and Mrs, year the onterprising Blackfeet Indians who Jeft us all so briight avd honorab y pobly falfitied his duty, ample. (Cheurs.) During the Tus century, iw'the four quarters o there have. been colonial ficat-rate ability endeasor meand the ateri nd and of Englishux to my mind, wo ane will with. more conspicuous brilliahey 0 sage of history, both in regard Keogth of his service and the sues fuendministeation, than that of Sir Mredonatd, (Cheers.) Sir George Bowen + remarking that he could b my to the admirat felt in tor Sir John Mcdonald ag 4 pertal statesman. the the 4 ot Joho onged the resol a: ar testi Aast great The Commopolitan (Sr Augast, A cholegramt announchs that Ame han sailed ake will arr Appearances of her+ later number. of ii for the United States th won after novel in Cosmopolita Atter neatly two years of sil nce the pew Augaxt story af Mier Rives will be received with are thowe br Valerian Gril A The Pathur of 2 i mand. The Woman New of the daily newspaper ib a wa: ae, nfurmation to all wh. ar jouraalix: Apent the baccurat scandal. Gem. Adam staff, who wan afters wards Secretary. of Legation in London aw much ot the writes an article on Badenu of aid Lite. Clinton, please thow who, take an intere great country boakos of Esyland. Janvier, A. See pda cele comune foe te Seep een Neuolls weakest thockbt in an article on this, great 8 wickots were down for 51 - aud icine eatvent the interest of the spectators began The cartoos wn mode of tO grow intense, The. ninth fell Bismarck, furnish a sulject for Murat W180 at 31.and King, the last. man, Halstead, reproductions, of many ot the joined MeLirec. These twe pluck- most noted caktoon ; Ulnatrating the ily kept p-their wickets till, with paper. Theta isan artitle..on Plier a two, King made the-scores a. tie, Mining with inetantaneows photoerapbs, amid great cheering. Beyond fandione on the Court Jvaters of Kogtind this the Police did riot get, as Pegnlation ust aracrial weiter, besides 20eeD: clewn . bowled Metilree, The Do is whother who erles, ne the ueaul departments by Bd The collection of subscriptions emorial Puul's cathedral London, tothe memory of Sir John Mac- for the in Donald Brander Matthowe,-etc, Fora: Memorial in St, Pa pty of air Jobe, erection is now of a in pro Monument is to be in of the preat services he has ed by his life s work to pire at large, from all quar which subscriptions mised, ition to what they are ng towards local schemes memorating Sir John s adiy embrace the oppor- shonld tunity All of assisting in this Lethbridge team part of the letter 1 tlioss who were. chosen to play in that- match are membets of the Oi. in the game ini oo Ril Calgary Lacrosse Club, Mr. Soe Pst Latimer adimite fhat the reason the More May, 1889 :- The: bowler Catindians in ad- In reply to that all Lethbridge team did not ers.were una Lethbridge on hind The gt; Cal; here a, ty, thei ailable. May aglish art jamabling in Fagh nto the Me: say et PJon Brews Ulli 0 by Fumie Aymue Mutthows ediiff han discussed artistically and practically the quoitinn of the illastration b affor rested i by Pela which To those inter: ward B re8s, reengnitio de wae ae steps were drawn, leaving the match-a tie after a-very exciting have been - o eontribnt. it com 10) w Lmpe inl honor tothe Father of the Do- 70 ) 4 . aa aie 5 inion, . The'Tinpeiial, Federation: Coed tts had already. been Gone League is avting-as Treasurer of S d'to being back the how the find, and Mr. Turneock . of Wished to bring Ticks the bow lst this towa has Ween asked to receive cy: inally started bowling. On th subscriptions from residents of th boiics captain -objecting -to this Calgary. district. Jephson gave way. When, after a ape the match, the-rules were looked tholosigarysambctios danronie, Matin, tHe tanto, raat as leis a Vinto and the Calgary captain found Dean Siu- 1 have read the-tet. e Wes mistaken, we believe she AR ay the-let- oiktedize nistake: ter of L. B, Latimer of Lethtridge, feuily seknowledied bis mitale published on Satirday, im reyard 10 cori feeling and pleasaat jek have taken plage Rerean July 2c, HEE which have always existed There is nothing whatever to ep eee ae eee ea ey ve the floes naree sears were Tw ontthe disputed point as it ie ea ayers We? stands now,and as it stood - before imported to help, to. defeat the aray 1889, . Presont rule: The that , leavin, but did not complain, y Lacrosse Club still holds the Northwest championship afd if Lethbridge feels ambitious to-win it they will have to come own expense and de fe: t our-team which I'am not Very much afraid of their doing Yours faithfully, Cc. West. Calgary, Aug. TOth, 1501. An Old Calgaryian Married, On Weduesday evening the mar. riage of A, C. Stirret to M: A, McLean, danght Stirrett left for New Wi They. will-spend the hone Victoria, pre a numb They will live on upon t ber of the: heir tiser Vancouver, The above refers to. Mr. nt to tirret their hy My be after everything Fowler v Feehan at the C. P, F Miss McLeanwho was. one ent: iowas m ve N return. News assist nds the y st Cor BABY WAS SIC Exteact le with ai YF Anni sof Mr, M. G, McLean, Manager in the City for the Port Moody Lumber stminist moon ii The bride received many mts from her numerous friends valtab h M Jott who is inthe series, each wished..to win this match. The Police captain won.the tos racy. Thonins alwaya- delightfe with bis pen, giver a quaint sketch of the old: ducal town of Uae. oth Em- me was because two or three of their play- We went to om bes nue ang couple atulations each won thr e tnatch s and lost 2 and put lntter muse is opponents in; but the 5 only, Nelson playing well for his 18 not out, Moore also made a double figure, Bar- foot-waa by fur the most suocessfil bowler getting 8 wickets for 18 ning, byt he was somewhat. lucky in not having his loose balls to. the off funished on account of lampi- ness of the wicket, The Police then went in, and tintil Nicholls eame in did not look ws if they would reach: the Town score, So welt did he play, however, in mal ing his 21 that the Police score creyA nearer.aud nearer to tho. des- a Great praise is die to Nicholls who made the only doubl figure for the Yolice. King and Captain Melll- reo also deserve . praise for their pluck at such a critical time. Cave was the most snecessful bowler for Calgary, getting 7 wickets. for 20 runs, but the fielding was not yood, more especially in the returns to the wieket keeper, There being Tho possible chance of; tach side, finishing out their second innings, ns game, Unfortunately. at critical stage of the game mitsunderstand- ing arose from a mistaken idea of the present law as-to the bowler changing ends, Jephson,the Cal- at in wished the bowler ta bowl two conseettive Overs in- bowler may change ends- as Often ashe pleases, provided that- he shall not Lowl. two ove may not change ends more than twice in the same innings, wor bowl more than two.overs in suc- cession. The Calyary captain therefore, two years behind the, score: ie pW Barto st dorephh b Gillespie... 30 Jonkine b Barfoot May b Barfoot Kjeardo b Barfoot Netson not ont Moure 6 Dyson Metmiost Cave t Bartoc Hiewen Barfoot. cesses Wilkins bt wht b-Rartoot Binickiaws Sh hy Bartnot jollee Jepbaon Cave, Harper Rantisty entertained the citizens of Calgary toa dance on the green .in-frontot the C. P R, station (and took up a silver collec: tion), they had just returned from a visit to the Bloods and Piegans in Southera Alberts, from whom they bad yurchised in adver. the exclusive right toa certain style of dance ; and it was thi dance which they Archie pructixed on the grecn. Th Satoecn visited the Binckfeat. ayipuate that chiting the visi tinted for-the privilege of this fanous and they are now its Some biackfeet haye atzthe Baroge for tt snitiating tho Sarcees into. proper'steps,and for four day and it nego hey dan oxclunive owners Reserve for some the ending done little 1 is eid they paid ponies and some oxsk fight; and Todian ege's wards will dance that dance yesterday the Sarceas hat than ance ackfoet te this exclusive for Agent a0 more. serve the other day, dressed 1) commenc Hon Senator and-Mrs, Cochrane sre intown and rogistered at tt Alberta. Mz, Hay, agent for the Domin- ion Building any 1d Loun Society, assed the town last week and secured a number of subscribers. Mr. W. Covvins has been appoint- ed agent and J, I . Mitchell, Solici- tor for the company. Medicine Hat Times. Mr, W. Hanson Bourne left Calgary for dmonton by. train at 7.15 Ta morning, took views at Red Deer and Peace Hill on the way up, put In Bye hours work at Edmonton and got back in Galgaty about 7.20 Wednesday excning. This is amart work and. great contras with old times, it that the following changes in th N. W.M.P. force are to be wade: Supt: Deane: of Lethbindze, goes to Battleford ; Supt. Perry, of. Battleford, to Lathleridye ; Supt. Jarvis, of Maple Crock, to Calgaty; Supt, Mellixee, of Calgary, to Edmonton, and Supt. Gries Creek. in rowored Tmeb, of Edmonton, to Map : Banauet. The Catgary Orange Lodge bave tent dered a barquet to Me, Wm. Jobnadn, MLP., of Balls kilbeg, Ireland, which bas been necepted. The banquet will take, place on the evening of. the 19h August, Mr, Johison is Sovereaga Grand Master of ihe Orange Grand Lodge of tie World, Palurur Accident, The many friends of Dr. Brett of Panff will be sorry ta hear that he had his leg broken Sunday by a kickfrom worse. We hope to see the doctor around again in week or 80. HIGH Kivor Races. The. Committee of the High River Horse races have maile some slight the conditions of their races. See add in todays in Herald with all conditions com- plete. 5. High Raver Bridge. The High River bridge is now completed as far as the bridge is concerned and travel has commen: ced to.ewss, The-approaches an not yet coinplete. We under- stand they were not included in the contract for the building of the Grass Feit Host. A seven year old steer from the Wal- rond Ranche, killed-at: the Piegan Re- Abs. animal tested anything in- bis hfe bur the native grasses of Southern Alberta: some iden: of the value of this country for stock raising may be eathored Guzstte. Wien it is considered that this ne Paper Coase, There will be held on. Thursday, the 3th instant, a paper chase on horse under the auspices of the England B.S. All ack, Sons ladies and gentlomen who. care to join the hunt ate invited. Meet at Mr. Cave s residence at half past three o'clock sharp, To Liberals: Policy It hoped from. eorrospon- ence that went on between Mr, J. P. Mitchell ayent for the. Townsite Trustees at Medicine Hat, and Mr, W. B, Scarth, that the lots on which gas has been found would be given free to the Gas company. Both Mr. Scarth and Mr, Osler of the:-Townsite Trustees. approved of this, but it appears thata cable was received from the chairman of the Home Board which rendered it impossilile'to carry ont. this Jiberal policy. rd rin Ulegaton, Mr, D. 1: Cavan, Columzation Agent for the C.P..R, arrived this morning, he js sccompanied 1 farmers Jolegation consisting of Mr. Thomas 3. Pearce, Clerk of the Municipality of Chapman, Hugh Irwin, ex-Reove of Chapman and Wm. Pipet, of Magnets awan, Those gentlemen represent a colony of about 100' families who wish to come to Alberts, Mr: Cavin and the delegates, will go north on Thurvday to inspect tha country nad we are satietied they will Bnd a country to suit thei in very particular, Mr. Cavan is'a brother of oti populan townsman Mr Allen Cavan The Lawn Tennis Tournament 1 on'Saturday afternoon. Messrs Goo, Laffert Aluwoll defeating F.7 Janes, Ist. set 02 ening, Messrs G. 2, Kirkpatrick and Wrigley defeated ant 6 4 Wilkins 2nd se and Riekart. 1st. have ded the first draw cont for playit the tim A s BOAT RACES. iv win the Double At Vancouver In the Hanlon and O'Conn Meus nt Mamltto: Metean The double sionship. of e world, on evening, tween fatilon and O'Connor, and Gaudaur and McKay, was casily won by the former, by fully four bout lengths, Time 18.1226) a. There was tiuch disappointment because the recard was not broken. Tt is y could have made 4 new record 4 they had been pushed. Site Vancouver, Aug, 10, The three mile bost race, on the Fraser river, shelliottew, outrigged skiff, -be- twoen Alex MeLean, of this city, and Henry Pete cisco, was won b ton, scull race for th the latter, by 10 lengths. Time 20m. 286, The stake. was 1,250 9 sid Vancouver Again Dofsat New Went- minster, Vancouver; Aag. 10.. The championship game of lactosse, played here on Saturday, between. New Westminster and Vancouver, 4te Ll Montr al The Shamrocks easily efuted the Capitals of Ottawa, on Saturday, four straights, Totonto, St. Catherines defeat- ed Toronto at lacrosse 3 to 1 om Saturday. fF the Asmoelation of Amia- tour Oaramen. Barrie; Out. Aug. 11. But two races wore finished yesterday, wn- der.the auspices of the Canadian Association of amateur oar men, the senior and: double sculls. The ater was choppy; the ot was a mile and a half, straight away. The senior double was won by. the Catlin Rowing. Club of Chicago, Fayside Rowing Club, of Toronto, aecond. The junior double scull was won by the Aigonaut Rowing Club: first; Don Rowing Club second. Two heats each of the junior singles, and junior, fours, were rowed, --Finals will be rowed today. Potomac Breaks Dows New York, Juls-S1 Potomac, the champion 3 yr cht of the winner of tbs ity hawt year aud Ue Realization Stal nd the best racehorses on the turf, turned out: re i that he bas pletely broken down. be year, ear one of ws thi ia ei Two, of bis loots have been gplit for. monthe past, and in nearly all of his races this yeue his boots hays been strapped up. He was very tnme-on Taeeduy afer being worked thle apd a frriong: at Jerome Park, and when the veterinary examined him he gave it as his opinion that the colts racing: days wera over. Milton Youn is to get Votomac when he is retired, but -Miohaet ara the-colt o' is my ponsibility Dwyer will not to Mr. Young while the of the great horse teiag. braucht around tome again. Potonta wus the orack 2 year old of 1890, and his won neurly 150,000 in staices di hig two years on the turf. Me, Dwyer paid 25,000 for Potomac atthe sale of the Belmont horses Inst Docemburs and tore than won the Canadian Military itine League. Toronto, Aag. 1l. Fifth ani last match of the Canadian Military Rifle League, was shot on Saturday, the Halifax Garrison Artillery making the highiset acore, 978, The Canadian Champion Defeated. the Canino court yesterday, the American: tennis- champivn, Tom anadian it heats, Pettit, beat Boaks, the. C champion, three st The Steamer. Gleadover Mestroyed Winnipeg, Aug The. steam- er Glendover was burned on Lake Winnipeg. Charles Masters per ished, The vessel was worth ten thousand dollar: Chinewo Smureling. Winnipeg, Aug. 10. American customs officials are watching - the boundary for smuggling of Chinese into the States. Eight are detained at Neche om the Manitoba frontier awaiting instructions from Wash- ington, Gus Brede, of Macleod, while driving nine Chinamen from Brit- nesday night was killed by ning, His cargo was taken into custody. It is believed that a large number of Chinese are being smuggied into the States at various points in British Columbia and the Territories, Americas an Anti-American Demon tr in Windaor, Ont Dotroit, Mich., Aug. ment prevatted citi Great excit in Windsor, Ont, last s who have a leaning and govera- places of tinginess in nd Ariny of the Republic bration in this city. Minister of Mititia Caron was te hed by Windsor becatwe Can ment deear: honor of te Gr loyalists who re wrathy to the,end of this week. Mossra,,Arnold and Glover de- Teated Messrs. Macnugt and Me(iregor at. tennis esday afternoon, ManiuED Cawpbert-McKar At Morrin cottage, Nose ( on Wed- nesday eysnitig, the Sth, inet, by 1 Hordman * Mr the erine McKay, 4 Calgary ene minaret AtCalpiry, Ang, 6, th wife of John Little uf a son, edians made xo much of whut they termed d d Anericanism, and requerted that he instruct the- authorities at Vindvor to remove the decorations, flags, The. Euex County Fusiliers were ailed npon. Whee the Windssr Amorte i chew thi amiwt obey the fliwa were 1. tut vot until there fied been queens im whic stoner, ete, wore Luroedl, on, of San Fran-- New Port, R. 1, Ag, 11. Ath ish territory near Benton lust Wed- cays sow that the law was imperative resulted:in a victory for the latter, 4 PAMLiaM Another Votes Want or Co Down,-Chi Up vy Ther Ottawa, Aug. 6.2 r0 the House yeuterday a1 time wus taken vp with want of confidence res Chariton, who cu motio tee to go into avpnt wt for. the p: pect to timber timits 4 iy the North-West. Me, Dewdney defend pointed oat that th hhad-reenited from it the governmet Sast betore contrivated a very te he sbarply aseasied Cl the House that that gi sjoment an spplicant of the Interior. for terms upon which he Jeaso of 12 bait The motion was ne and. at night the Hou anittee of Supply. The House actj umes The Government ge Jation to canvel a imilli of the Nurth Shore ai Canadian Pavific max soiling stock, eqaipiie tion equi to tbe value Ottawa, Aug. 7. swaited ixpon Hon: J terday and urged raore vigorous: im for the North-Wes he hail a hearty sy views, and would upon his colleagu out that the imusig xaised last year by fifty thousand in tury estimates. T satisfied thattheir yoo frnit before t The Hodson Be svas under discuss yesterday: Strong speceh, in 3 many of the err warding the projec Senators, - McCi sii-amendinent t no action be. tak information regs been obtained. then moved the the debate, The House wat day on itenis oft Agricultnre, Me Millan (Huron) debate Nix penditare ont Farms. Daly s ment would be 1 the expenditure, splendid'results'1 and the great bi ved upon the tion, Ottawa, Aug had an vent day, attention be Boodle e spectin; stip in certain metabers of the others engaged i of the North-W passed and a bil Was read a first Davis asker proposed to i volutiteers: Caron replied Various publ ced a stage. The Senate debate issued a attendance of 4 Bais Des Chi grionday. The yesterday. glared the gu * This was the-p emnt. Oltaws, Ade. that counsel for will protest, axe Senste Railway the relations of with tho Tale + Mercier, it i* ofcials tu igor tawa. He inten official investiga Ottawa, Av yesterday, D: corresponilenc Grant, regard * section 30, to west of - 2m alleges that person who 1 three hundre thereon, wher edgan entry J sequently 1 Grant must Jars,- The r ther was'driy of Dewdne The Huds the second 1 yesterday by Abt leaving the to the il, und it for, - conent Premier Al speech in s He emphas from the he confer as had every 1 route to Et Cittawa, mmitte ed booting av
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