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At Brooklyn, three of whose smallpox, is also children will die. Official statistics give the stock of wheat on hand in California. onJunuary 131; as AMERICAN. Two olllem's named Mam. and Portillo re- cently forght u. «luelwith swords in San Sznwulur. Mela was killed. At Brooklyn, llnugist Joseph Mann", three of whose children recently died of smallpox, is also (lead. The two remaining Ll!) Au 1- At the annual meeting of the Montreal Telegraph Company, held in Montreal, a resolution was unanimously adopted author- izing the new directors to take all necessary steps to enforce the terms of the agreement entered into in 188] with the Great Nortlr Western Telegraph Company. The presi- dent ulm promised that no settlement pro~ posed by the latter company should be rut» ifiml without being first submitted to a special meeting of slmrelmlderm A battle oeeured on the Detroit riVer the other afternoon between a large force of V'Vindsm' newshoys and a number of Detroit newsboys, clubs and stnnes being used. The Canadians were victorious and drove the Americans across the river. During the retreatof the Detroit boys two of. them, John \Verm and Ernest Geisler, dropped into a. hole and had to be fished out. Captain Douglas, B. N. R., of London, Eng, is in Ottawa representing the Norden- feldt Gun company, for the purpose of soli- citing the Dominion Government for an or- der for ordnance, but it is not expected any action will be taken at present. Captain Douglas is having brought out several guns, which will probably be tested after their arrival in Ottawa. Major-General Middle- ton considers the Nordenfeldt guns greatly superior to the Gatlings used in the North- VVest rebellion. Interim- impmvements, costing about 84000, are being made in the parlizuneutury block, Ottawa, principally in the Senate wing, the whole of which is being repainted and decorated. The electric light is being introduced into the Senate chamber. At the alum-(1,1 mectingof the Montreal Board of Trade the other day, a msuhltion endor‘iug the prom»;le to provide (L resi- (lullce in the city for the UOV‘e1‘nor-( loncrul, and pledging the memlu to give it all the aid in their power, was carried ununi‘ moust. The report of the weather in Toronto, for December, prepared by the meteorologi- cal department, shows that the mean tem- perature was 21.55, or 4.38 lower than the average of forty-six years, and 6.6] colder than December, 1885. At midnight on VVellncsday of last week the Upper Table Rock at Niagara Falls full with an awful crash into the gorge lbelow, carrying with it an immense mass of ice and rock. The quantity of fallen rock is esti- mated at 123,000 yards. The London Chamber of Commerce re- cently offered a. prize for The best essay on Imperial Federation, and a. special cable- gram announces that Mr. F. H. ’I‘urnoek, of the Dominion Lands Department, \\"in- nipeg, secured honourable mention. A true bill was returned by the grand jury at the Toronto Criminal Assizes against Patrick Burns, John H. Vembles {ml Thomst C. Johnson, for conspiracy tu de- fraud the city in connection with the delivâ€" ery of coal. The total number of immigrants arriving in Ontario during 1886 was (36,800, com- pared with 40,069 in 1885. ()f the arrivals, there went to the States 46,522, to Quebec 6, to Manitoba. 443i), and there remained in the province l4 “ ‘ A largely signed requisition is being cir- culated for more signatures in Winnipeg asking Mr. \Vm. Burr to become the labor candidate in \Vinnipog for the Commons at the ensuing election. Mr. Barr will proba- bly accept. The shcrifi‘has seized $10,000 worth nf debentures of Rzupid City, Mam, which were about being hundcd over to the Saskatche- wan and \Vcsteru railway, in the interest of two creditors of the town. The annqu reports of the Harbour Mas- ter of Toronto has just been published. It shows that the business of the past year has been very good, and that the receipts were largely in excess of the previous year. The Salvation Army are meeting with great success in \Vixmipeg, and Victoria hall, where thcyhold forth, is crowded to the door every night. About 300 converts have been made so far. The statement that the Dominion (20v- e/rnment had decided to revert to the old system of licensing foreign fishing vessels is declared to be utterly without foundation. Halifax exports for December showed an increase 0f=5125,000 over the )X'cvious ])e~ camber. Hulifax‘s fish export last your ag- grcg 1t 2(1$2,4Sl,0f)0. A special cziblcgmm says Lon Lansdowne has definitely declined joining the British Cabinet, giving as his reason the unwisdum of leaving Canada in its present politcal con- dition. The Solicitors for the Toronto Baptist col- lege will apply to the Ontario Legislature for an act to unite the \Voodstock and To- ronto colleges under the name of McMaster university. ~ . . - . l I ‘ x I ~ I I )1 - . ‘ x '. _ Fifty miles additional of the Manitoba anal ‘ _ Ill”. I’1(’I;‘L”lll 11“? Stc‘llllfilup (fdfiqlc MO“ N0rth~\’\'esteru railway have been accepted l ‘35} “ ‘L’Sfl‘llmm or“ ‘7” :se‘1 l? ‘l’ 3111‘ “fig?” by the Government engineer, and will be ‘ ‘ ltlf’“ “ “.9 “I‘VE” “048” 10’” (“1‘1 t0 .1 , , , , l’mizulel )hia. lhe mssuwcrs and crew operated .tt (HILL. ‘ l a, V . were I‘L‘Sulloll hy the stemnxhip Luke Nipe- Ilahfux exports for December showed an rim, ,md mkcn to I ivcrpool increase 0f=5125,000 over the ) rcvious De '1‘] (‘ ~ 1 . H. I I] f I camber. Hulifax‘s fish export last your ag- ' I” “11”?” 5 “P ‘ 1“ ’0t 1! mm I ‘““' grcgm ,d 3.) 4g] 030 - burg to Baltimore, was wrecked the other Tl tft' 't u t t] D . . (, v morning near Cape Henry, Va. All of the ' 1" at i" Gilli?“ 113“; ’0‘ _ Enigma} ‘211' crew, numbering twenty-two, were drowned, 3221;31:1(833; k:“Sngfmgifii‘lheshin(:1Lsgds :5 i and live of the life-saving men met a. simiâ€" ’ C ’11" I D ‘ '3 V i‘ l i . lar f'Lte while attem tin to rescue them declared to be utterly without foundation. ‘ p g Au (Bx-bank chasicr from Portland, Maine, has been arrested in \Vinnipeg and held for extradition on the charge defrauding the hunk of 576,000. The (Ihnrch of Ascension, Hamilton, has hacn 1111111041 to‘he ground, only a portion of the stone wails and the tower being left standing. As 1L compromise, it is stated, the Trous- ury Board have decided hereafter to pay the Civil Service salaries on the 15th ofcauh month. The Shorbronke house, at Sherbrooke, Quebec, an (:xtunsivc hotel containing one hundred rooms, has been totally destroyed bv tire. Catharine Taughcr, of Belloville, has been conllllipteil for trial at Buffalo 011 a charge of A twelve year old boy named J 01111 Ad. " :rly, while skating on the buy at Toronto, slipped into an :u'r hole and was drowned. smuggling 110M Ii. Mrs. Fx‘itchley, of Elma, 01113., was burned to death by her clothing taking fire. THE WEEK’S NEWS. Egypt, in rcspomo to the request of Mr. Henry M. Stanley, has sent oneâ€"hundred trustworthy blacks to take part in his exp)": dition for the relief of Emin Bey. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland says the outlook is far brighter than it was afew An avalanche in the canton of (h‘isnns, Swiizerland, has destroyed tllix'tychulcts. The \‘illagtr‘s escaped destruction, but great distress prevails. The tenants on the \Vinu estate, County Kerry, resisted the evicting bailiffs, and (my yielded when the pnlice threatened to fire on them. The Pope has instructed the Irish Episco- pztte to act with strict legality, in dealing with the agrarian question in its present s’utte. 000. Joseph and Charles Sturge, commission merchants and millers, of Birmingham and Cloucester have failed. Liabilities, $750,- It is expected the military operations in Burmah will be finished within a month, when Gen. Roberts will return to Calcutta. The French Government has decided to in» crease this year’s extraordinary military credit from 50,000,000 to 80,000,000 francs. British naval pensioners have been warned of the possibility of their being called into active service. China has agreed to pay $25,000 to the American missionaries who suffered losses during the recent riots. The Pope has made arrangements to retire to Monaco in the event of a European war involving Italy. Tile conference of Gladstonites and Liberal Unionists has been postponed until Parliw liicxit meets. A strike of 30,000 miners in Northumbcr- land is imminent, owing to a dispute about wag, The French in Tonquin have sustained a serica of defeats at the hands of Chinese pirates. The Berlin official press says the garrisons 0n the western frontier are to be largely inâ€" creased. Itis stated Russia. has made proposals calculated to peacefully solve the Bulgarian difficulty. The Sultan intends sending a diamond ring to the Pope and decorations to the (Jam dinals. l’rince Alexander, late of Bulgaria, will shortly start for Egypt. The Russian budget for the past year shows a deficit; of £5,222,662. The Direct Cfiblc Company lost £18,000 last half year by the war of rates. The Czar will probably visit Berlin on the occasion of Emperor William’s birthday. Mr. Gladstone has been depressed ~ever since he heard of the death of Lord Iddesâ€" leigh. Itis rumoured that Russia has occupied a portion of Afghanistan. There were 358 suicides in Vienna last year. The Ministry of New South \Vales have resigned. At Sa11~Francisco the other night a. crowd of striking street car drivers stopped a car on Sutter street, and with sticks and stones attacked the conductor, gripmzm and pass- sexigm‘s. One of the passengers was dealta heavy blow on the head with an iron bur, cutting 2L deep gush in his scalp, which bled profusely. Simultaneously the conductor 011 the rear platform was struck on the head with a. club and on the knee by {L hi‘iek. The gripman was also struck and severely bruised. The attack was so quickly made that no arrests could he made. It is understood that the negotiations with the Chinese Government, to which allusion was made in the President’s message, for such modification of existing treaties as will entirely prevent the introduction of Chinese coolie labor into the United States, have just been brought to a successful termina- tion, and that in it few days an amended treaty covering this point will be submitted to the Senate for ratification. The extra freight on the \Vilmington and -N0rthern Railroad ran into the rear end of another freight near \vaassit station, Pa“, Conductor llenl'y Huherts and a. man sup~ posed to be \Vin. Martin, who \‘zis riding in the caboose, were killed and their bodies badly burned. Brukeman Knox and fire- man Phillips were injured. Two cars and a caboose were burned and one engine dam- aged. A (leaputch from Mount Carmel, Pm, says that the strike of the coal handlers at the shipping points has resulted in the suspen- sion of operations at Bellmore mines, Logan, Centraliu and all other collieries in the dis- triet dependent solely upon the Lehigh Val- ley Railroad for card. Two thousand men are thrown out of employment. “mm: “11' reported as putting buck < ed, has arrived at Queenstmvn. She rimmed terrific wuzLLhcr when 900 \Vcsiward of Quecnstuwn and lost blades of 1101' propeller. The (lynznnitcfactory of l’lattslml‘gl], N. Y., was totally destroyed by fire and ex plosiun. The shock was fclt at Burlington, Va, a distance of :20 miles, doors and win» dows rattling as if there was a. heavy eartk- quake. The steamer “ Alabama," which left Clusâ€" guw, December 24:11, 101‘ New York, and which was reported as putting buck disablâ€" . 1 ‘ n r San Francisco was rocked from cast to wast at eight minutes after 4 o’clock the ot‘nvr morning by a shock of earthquake which lustcd seven seconds. N0 damage was (10110. At Lowell, Muss., Dr. E. E. Rwy, a, French Canadian physician, was arrested for bur. glnrizing Irene Bourke’s store. ()\'01‘ $500 worth of stolen goods was found in his rooms. One hundred thousand dollars in cash and securities has been found hidden in out»of» the-way places in the house of the two misch who were found dead in Philadelphia. 400,000 tons. This will leave 8,000,000 bushels for export to Europe. I’OREY expeâ€" mik 5 three “hat is Needed By awry maxi and woman if they desire to secure comfort in this world is a. corn shel- ler. Putnam’s (Jnrn Extractor shells eorns in two or three days and without discomfort or pain. A hundred imitations prove the merit of Putnam’s Painless Corn l'lxtmuter which is always sure, safe and painless. See signature of J’OLSON & Co. on each but tle. Sold by medicine dealers. THE STRANGE SIGHT, and at the suggestion of an earthquake a stampede for the middle of the street was made. But no vibration being perceptible, and the roar, which had now become awful, being confined to the south east, seemingly in company with the luminous visitor, the opinion was reached that Augusta was about to become the centre of a disastrous, death- dealing storm of some kind. Then, too, it was noticed that the light, instead of grow~ ing larger, became brighter, and was advanc- ing toward us with lightninglikc-rapidit)‘. The wind had increased in fury and came around the corners with enough Iorce almost to carry a man off bodily. wn wnm-L Hmm'rr m), but the scare was 0! brief duration, for in a few minutes the aerial visitor had come and gone. liar ltlJQVL‘ us, swc ‘ onward with lune great rapidity, was seen a luminous cloud, while close behind followed an immense mass as black as the shades of Hades. The noise accompanying was fearful, and was enough to bring terror to the heart of the Staunchest man. Several of the group who witnessed the wonderful phenomenon Clainr ; ed that the black cloud moved in the shape , of a funnel, but of this I won‘t be certain. ‘ ~Mws-w~~ Then a. stranve ‘umming, roaring sound became audible, much the same as that made by acozmlbuming locomotive in the distance. By this time several people had gathered to watch But a. few minutes had passed when we (lis- ecrned a). bright reflection in the direction from whence proceeded the storm, end at once we formed the opinion that a. conflagm» tion haul broken out in that portion of the citywtowzrrds the Central Railroad yards. \Vhile watching the unusual sight, and mo- mentarily expecting the fire alarm to ring out, we Were amazed to discover that the light did not spread or take on that fiery tint peculiar to tires. A Remarkable Sight Wllnessml by a flour- gln Officer of the Law. The other morning myself and another po- liceman were standing at the corner of Broad and Jackson streets. I won’t be positive as to the exact time, but it was between 2 and 3 o’clock, I am sure. As you Well know, the night was dark and stormy, with heavy rains and furious gusts of wind alternating. At the hour indicated the min had ceased, and the fitful dashes of wind had been su- perseded by a. strong, steady blow. From the southeast the blow came, increasing in its power every minute. I was certain that a storm was brewing or approaching, and began to feel In the French Senate recently M. Sadi- Cnrnot, who presided, said there were two conditions essentile to the prosperity of Franceâ€"â€"stal)ility within the nation and peace abroad. T0 exhibit; France as impa- tiuit for war ware merely on artifice used to remove hesitat us in certain parliaments. The national spirit of the French people had no need to he revived, he said, by fear of any foreign power. No military party existed in France, for the army was essen- tially a civic body. The country desired peace, but should events occur contrary to its wishes, it would prwe that it had not lost time during the past fifteen years. A special cahlegram says Mr. John Bright, in a letter on Imperial Federation, argues that if Canada were independent she would have to yield in the fisheries dispute to the United States, and if she were not a, Domin» i011 England would Settle the question by concessions, and Mr. Bright thinks England must act; on these views, even though Canada. disupproves. Mrs. Lindsay, the elder of the two Eng- lish mlventnresaes, who were recently ELI“ rested in Paris for swindling by means of Matrimonial advertisements, attempted to commit suicide in prison by opening a. vein with (L piece of glass which she had broken from the window of her cell. Mathilde Mari, 18 years of age, and Miss Romaxo, aged 16, Polish art students, were found suffocated 011 a bed in a hotel in Rome. 0n the floor lay the dead body of a. man. Letters adressed to relatives were found which indicate that all three committed suicide. A series of evictions has begun on the \Vinn estates in Kerry, Ireland, the houses being burned as the tenants were evicted. Intense excitement prevails in the district and it is probable there will he bloodshed. Efforts are being made to obtain the re- lease of Duly, the (lyn unitzu'd, who is under- going 2L life sentence, and whose health is very bad. Dilly declares he had no sym- pathy with the dynamitarils, and that his arrest was the result of trickery, deception and betrayed confidence. The report of the commission of offuers sent to Canada. recently to purchase rel mounts for the British cavalry and the tria- horses taken to England have proved so set isszctory to the \Var Office that orders have been given for the purchase of three hun- dred more Canadian horses nextyear. In the German Reichstag the Government Army bill was rejected by a vote of 186 to 13L l’rince Bismarck immediately read an Imperial decree dissolving the Reiclistzig and appointing February 21 for the elecâ€" tions. Mr. Rae, owner of land the yearly rent-3g] of whim h amounts to $33,000, has blen com- pelled to seek admission tn the Killurney wol‘khousc, havng been unable to gethis rents from either t1 11stecs 01' tenzm A meeting of unemployed workingmcn, held at Norwich, England, bee-mm disorder- ly, and an attack was made. 011 the shops ; but the mob was dispersed before much (13.111:ng was done. The Govenor 0f Herat has been called upon to answer the charge of secretly f0» nienting native hatred against England. If found guilty he will be sentenced to death. 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