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Chicago capitalists have purchased from Mr. R, Tough, of Sudbury, an interest in the Tough and Stobie gold mine for $32,000. and huva invested $70,000 in machinery to operate the mine. Touching _tributes to the memory of the late Mr. Thomas Whine were paid in the Senate and the House of Commons. A bill to repeaJ the old law of evidence, which prevents persons testifying in their own behalf, will be introduced by Mr. Gilâ€" man, of Montreal, at theapproaching session of the Quebec Legislative Council. CANADIAN. Navigstion on the Red River wan open 3d on Monday. The Bani: of Montreal has declared a. divi- dend of five per cent, without bonus. A settlement has been effected between the Hamilton master builders and the em- ployees, which, it is believed, will terminate the labor troubles in that city for this sea.- SOD. The Toronto City Council passed a resolu- tion entering its emphatic protest against the immigration to this countrv of destitute persons from pauper institutions of Great Britain. There are said to be three applicants for the vacant brigadermajorship of the sixth military district, the most popular candi- date being Major Prevost, of the 65th Regi- ment, Mount Royal Rifles, Montreal. Tbefifty-fifth annual meeting of the Upper Canada. Religious Tract and Book Society was held in Toronto resently, when encour- aging reports were presented showing that during last year 593,350 books and public- ations of all kinds were issued. About twenty thousand men of the D)- minion militia. will perform the annual drill this year. 11,000 going into camp under cam V8.3 amd 9,! 00 in various cities. The first camps will be held about the middle of June. At yesterday‘s meeting of the committee on the Division of the Diocese of Ontario, a proposition was presented from Rev. Dr. Mountain offering to give $5,000 towards an episcopal residence, and to go to England and endeavor to raise $10,000 towards the endowment fund, on certain conditims. Senator Abbott yesterday petitioned Par- liament for, and was granted. authority to introduce a. bill to incorporate a college at Montreal for the higher education of woe men, with branches in the North-West or British Columbia, which Sir Donald Smith and Sir George Stephen propose to endow. The election of Separate School trustee for St. Andrew‘s Ward, Toronto, in which the principle of the introduction of the ballot was the chief issue, resulted in the return of Mr. T. W. Anglin, the antiballot candidate, by a. majority 01 95. A special cablegram to The Mail gives a. synopsis of the half yearly meeting of the Grand Trunk Railway Company heldl‘recent- 1v in London. :Sir Henry Tyler, referring to the newly constituted company, said that while it was not in every respect What he could have wished, there was no occasion for despondency in the future. While local causes, such as bad harvests, bank failures, the unfair rivalry of American companies, and the adverse working of the Inter-State law Had Opt rated unfavourably, he saw signs v“ i'“ "5' me )ts ahead. He» thought that Le Lunaiim Government, which had been so liberal to the Canadian Pacific, should ex- tend some of their smiles to the Grand Trunk. The dividends, as previously an- nounced, were adopted. UNITED STATES‘ Sam Small is anxious to become Governor of Georgia. N. P. B. Wells, treasurer of the Seneca Falls Savings Bmk, was arrested for embez zlement. Experiments in connection with antidotes for snake bites are In progress at the Smith sonian Institution, New York. Mr. Phelps, the United States Minister to England, wears a. suit of \Vesb of England tweed, thh but and overgaiters of the same material. He is followed bv a footman in livery, who, the Pittsburg Chronicle alleges, carefully picks up the h’a that his august master drops. Mr. Gilbert Fraser, British Vice-Consul at New York, is accused of sharp practice against discharged sailors by compelling them to pay for a passage to Liverpool to receive payment of sums due them. The matter is to be laid before the British Gov- ernment. When Thomas Jefferson was chosen Presi- dent of the United States Elder John Le- land, a Beptistclergyman ofC'neshire, Muss” proposed that his flock should celebrate the victory by making for the new chief magis- trate the biggest cheese the world had ever seen. Every man and woman who owned a cow was to give for this cheese all the milk yielded on a certain day onlyâ€"no federal cow must contribute a. drop. A huge cider press was fitted up to make It in, and on the appointed day the whole country turned out with pails and tubs of curd, the girls and women in their best gowns and ribbons, and the men in their Sunday coats and clean shirt collars. The cheese was put to press AKansas woman worth3million dollarshas married an hotel waiter. This is a good op- portunity to ring in that axiom, “ Every- thing comea to him who waits.” Judge Hare, of Philadelphia, recently gave this advice to a wife-beater who was discharged upon the appeal of the abused woman :-â€"“ \Vhen you find yourself getting angry again fill your mouth with water and keep it shut till you cool off.” Most of the pupils of a young ladies boarding school at Buffalo wear birds in their hats, and the other day some one plac- ed a crumb of bread in each of their bills. They were a funny-looking lot: of hats and most of the owners wore them out in the street before the trick was discovered. Norfolk, Va” claims the distinction of being the world’s greatest peanut; market. It dispases every year of 2,000,000 bushels of peanuts, most of which are grown in Vir- ginia. The loss to the manufacturing interests of the city of \Vinona, Minn., by the floods is estimated at $1,000,000. The lumbering in- terest alone loses $250,000. The river is four miles wide at Winona. A farmer near Flint, Mich, is mourning the death of two geese that; he had kept for 50 years. They quit raising goalings ‘25 years ago and after that he kept them to help take care of the broods of other geese. THE. WEEK’S EEWS. with prayer and hymn singing and great so lemnity. \Vhen it; was well dried it weighed 1,600 pounds. In was placed on a. sleigh and Elder John Leland drove with it all the way to Washington. It was a journev of three weeks. All the country had heard of the big cheese and came out to look at it as the elder drove along. FOREIGN. Four hundred ejectment decrees have been ssued by the Galwny Quarter Sessions. Dr. Junker, the German explorer, firmly believes that Stanley is now with Emin Bey. Nine thousand emigrants left the Mersey last week, half of whom were bound for Canada. ‘ Mr. D. J. Condon, M. P. for ELst Tippe- rary, has been arrested for offences under the Crimes Act. General Boulanger thinks the French Constitution should be remodelled on the American plan. A bill is to be introduced in the British Commons on Wednesday to give county government: to Ireland. The chief clerk of the Greek treasury has been arrested for embezzling five million fmncs of the public funds. Forty thousand foreign Jews residing in the Russian province of Kherson have been ordered to cross the frontier. The late Emperor William left a. fortune of 24 million marks, one half of which he be~ queathed to the Crown Treasury. The Rusaiun war flotills at Azof wi11_bo reinforced by twelve torpedo boats whxch have been ordered in France. The freedom of the {city of London was gresented to Lord EHartington on Wednes- &y and a banquet was given at the Mansion house. It is said the Pope has instructed Arch- bishop VValsh to compile a report on the National League for comparison with Mgr. Persico’s report. Empress Victoria. has requested the Min- ister of Justice to interfere to prevent the press assailing the physicians in atnendance on the Emperor. Mr. John Morlev, in a speech at Black- burn, appealed to the nation to assist the Liberals in their efforts to compel the Gov- ernment to grant Home Rule to Ireland. The sentence of Rev. Father McFadden, who was sentenced to three months’ impris- onment for holding anti-landlord and anti- police meetings, on his appeal to the Dublin courts, was increased to six months. In replying to an address presented to him by the Nationalist students of Dublin, Mr. O‘Brien said it was curious that an address that had been prepared to celebrate his re~ lease from prison marked his return to prison. The Czar of Russia is said to do much more work than any of his Ministers, and can be found at his desk at almost any hour of the day. He rises before any of his house- hold, atbends mass every morning and is scrupulously exact in the performance of all his religious duties. Mr. Chamberlain, in a. speech before the Birmingham Radical Union, said he found very few persons in America who approved of Mr. Gladstone’s Irish policy, and he believed if the American democracy had to deal with the subject: they would make short work of the monstrous preten- sion of the National League. The Emperor William was not without humour and loved a. quiet joke. It is told that once at a hunt the huntsmen laid ‘28 head of game before him, which they said he had killed. He smiled and quoted:â€" â€"“There are more things in Heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philoso- phy.” Adding :-â€"-“ For is it not a miracle that: I should have killed 28 head While I had only 25 cartridges 3’” The ancient Prussian custom of holding a. “ Black Drawing-room” after the monarch's death was honoured in the breach in the case of the late emperor, Formerly in Prus- sia, so soon as the king was dead, all the Ministers of the Crown, Foreign Ministers, and the Jourt generally, repaired in full dress to the slsce. The first rooms they entered were rilliantly lit up, but gradual- ly as they went through the diflerent sp- partments leading to the throne room, the lighting became dimmer, and dimmer, till this last being reached it was found in semi- darkness. Around the throne were group- ed series of Waxwork figures, deeply veiled with black, representing the chief members of the new Court, and before these all the high dignitaries solemnly passed, bowing themselves out backwards. The wisdom of dropping such grotesque mummery is scarce- ly open to question. (Imam)! Hm men restores grey and faded hair to its natural color sud prevents amng out. A little child, tired of play, had pillowed his head on a. rail and fallen asleep. The train was almost upon him when a. passing stranger rushed forward and saved him from a. horrible death. Perhaps you are asleep on the track, too. You are, if you are ne- glecting the biliousness and constipation which trouble you, in the hope that you will “come all right.” \Vake up, or the train will be upon you ! 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