Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 23, 1890, Winnipeg, Manitoba OCT. 23, 1800. VERY BEST NO. 93. An advertisement of any sort whatever is worth Four Times as much in the DAILY FREE PRESS and the EVENING FREE PRESS ANC as any other Winnipeg daily advertising CLASSIFIED Advertisements of thirty words less inserted on this page Free Press aud Evening Free Press and Sun for per or 25 per A GOOD GENERAL Apply 379 McDermott St. GRAND UNION A scrub and second laundress G 1 WANTS ROOM AND BOARD Apply box 48, Free jr GOOD GENERAL SERVANT FOR small Apply at 222 Kennedy St. BOYLE 11 Dame Street East. GOOD GENERAL V ply to Mrs. 183 Garry GOOD GENERAL SERVANT FOR YV 371 Jemima GOOD SERVANT GIRL IMME Ai to Mrs. 80 Colony St TAKE IN PLAIN to room 17, Montreal Main St. W A YOUNG YV ins tlie day Apply to 27S HONEST BOy to work in a grocery Apply to II Portage Ave. 1ST eraJ servant Small family Apply BOO street after 2 p. m. 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Kiver Side McDonald St. FEW GOOD MEN AT HOME OR T F to salary or No previous Write for Ad MBS Sears 112 Yonge TIT 2 HOTKL 2 3 2 1 HI men for railroad and 2 farm Employment 527 Main St. Vt T iii order state fullest and lowest ash Address Free Preas ANTED BRITANNICA complete Brii ish with Index Volume OB TO for the of Special of extra hardy Terms Address Stone A PARTNER WITH or 10 take charge of an old established nt has another business re- a live man need Address J. M. Free Press LABORERS AT 50 Section men at per 50 Recruits for W. 11. C drivers at 75 per Free Apply to Alex and Ticket Agent and 707 Main St. FINANCIAL CONCERN a clerk has had two or more years ce office must have first class write a Ko hanJ and be quick at who writes shorthand would be Apply in applicants own Free Press FOB OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR A loa a 40-S2 Winchester tag HAS only been used Apply Cox 40 Free SCRIP TO PAY FOR lands in large and small re nearly 2' c. per acre on i 8S1 Main PORTABLE BOILER TO OFFICE ROOM ON GROUND floor in best part of Main Only per inor th. Apply to E. Richard 363 Main mO STORE IN NEW X One of the best openings for general store and harness business in Apply to W. BOARD AND KOOMS TO LET AT 231 MAIN TO G. A. Main and mHE CALIFORNIA LOGAN AND JL Main The above hotel has been newly fitted up and is now in good shape in every Being centrally situated and with the choicest and a first-class table it is confidently recommended as a really comfort able house for travellers and LOST OB ON THE 10th OF X one gelding be sold on 10th Nov. Hans pound T ALBION A SOUTH AM erican Any one retaining same to Albion will be re- DOG PUP FROM 590 JEMIMA on Monday black feet and inside legs also stripe on Party returning to above address or Commercial James Street will be WATER IN CELLARS HOUSEHOLDERS water pumped out of apply at once to J. Smith box 4U, IF YOU WISH TO LEARN SHORTHAND STUDY connective vowel best and most learned in three For box 46 Free Press Notices of Marriages and Deaths FIFTY CENTS Poplar Point on the 20th Mrs. H. T. of a Ottawa and Shawville papers please the residence of the bride's ky the Rev. D. Dr. Cameron O. of Miss Martha third daughter of W. D. city of the 22nd, at the residence of the bride's No. 529 William by Rev. E. L. of to fourth daughter of L. on the 4th by the Rev. Frederick W. of to eldest daughter of Alexander of N. W. T. Moose W. Oct. 17, by John M Ph. A. M. principal of the High to daughter of T. is instantly by Sold by Port Arthur POET Oct. The from with The for with The Sligo and consort are to leave after nearly a month's wait for a The at Fort William yesterday and here to Jay were attended by numerous would-be As a very small areas were taken by the W. R. general manager of the Manitoba Northwestern went east A Contractor Oct. F. C. Merrill and E. L. Wise were going acroM Bay their boat was swamped and Merrill was Merrill was a contractor and penter in Grand View Park where he had resided with his wife and three children for the past two Halifax Distillery Oct. has been for letters patent to incorporate a com- pany to be known as the Halifax Distillery with half a million MURDERER APPEAL FOR COMMUTATION OF THE DEATH Newfoundland With the Dominion With Regard tc Donald at the Oct. M. P. who was counsel for tie again pressing the Justice for the commutation of condemns man's on the ground that in the appea case one of the strongly th opinion that the writ on which the were founded wan not taken in proper tim and the other judges bad also their doubts in the Choquette now points th numerous respites which have already been given and which morally amounted to hang The case is now under Mr. Commissioner of Dominion leaves to-morrow for N. Y. to lay the charge of uttering counterfeit coin against It win be remembered tha the former charge of uttering failed by reason of the before whom it came taking the view that extradition was asked for in respect to escape from King ston and not on the grounds o uttering This contention wil not hold in the present as the on which the extradition is now asked has never been Hon. O. H. Minister of Marine and stated to your correspondent that the Government had received no intima tion from Newfoundland of their intention to open negotiations with the United States with regard to the fishery He said that there is no rule that Canada must be advised of mob if it were the intention to take as colony could through the Imperial deal with the United States without reference to th The Minister of Marine and Fisheries has been notified by certain parties in Nova Scotia that if is their intention to ship live to the English and arrangements wil be made with the steamship companies with that object in Comte de French in had an interview with Hon Messrs. Foster and Thompson to day respect ing the Atlantic fast line of steamers in the interests of Pacific Sir Donald Smith was here to-day and hat an interview with Sir Hon. Mr. Dewdney leaves for Canada on Nov. 7th. SKIPPED FROM a Friend of Leaves ate Partner in Oct. L. Wheeler of the of Head boot and shoe has and Head has A warrant has been issued for arrest on the charge of ing with intent tc defraud his Wheeler was a warm of They both came here farm pupils iri the same having been employed Rathburn Co. spending a year or two on a farm near came to town And lived as a howling He is a native of Oases at Oct. 221 Charles Gerow was day acquitted on the charge of murdering Lockhart near last spring bj striking him on the head with a billet of wood while he was insane rom Sarah Lamour was found guilty to setting ire to her mother's house in ton in August last with intent to cause her mother's British Delegates at Niagara NIAGARA Oct. irn section of the British iron and steel in- are expected to arrive here on will be by an elaborate by and at 4 o'clock have or Washington to join the southern section n the joint presentation of the whole body to he Atlantic Oct. General Transit antic Steamship linn has submitted a tender to the Canadian Government to run weekly steamers between Havre and Quebec by mouth or They have deposited as a guarantee of their ability to carry out their The Count at NIAGARA Oct. Comte te Paris and party arrived but night and pent in seeing everything of interest n the vicinity of the All were highly the scenery to be the grand- est in the The party leaves to-morrow or Eastern Salt for Criminal Oct. grand jury has re- a. true hill in the case of Lecomte de against Evial of for criminal and in having ed the opinion that the Government should assume the management of the lunatic Fathers For Catholic Oct. response to an ation from Archbishop of several Trappist fathers have charge of two Acadian parishes in Nova 3'cotia. The 3tentiou is to open at once a for the Acadian youths of this A Chance at Halifax Oct. West Riding it is is to leave this station hortly for The Grenadier and Seventeenth now at are expected to relieve the West The Oct. and wife and he bartender charged with murder nd were discharged to day without he defence being gone Judge Bosse the crown had failed to make out Beats the Drug Oct. 22.-Chas. W. a rug clerk was married to-day to Mrs. Annie C. widow of tBe gold and the couple started for The wide has of her The Locomotive Struck Oct. M. Poitras was injured and Camilla his was instantly by a train while to cross the track here this after- oon in a Canght Under the Oct. aged 70, living near was ran down nd killed while under die influence f by a yard Montreal Oct. broke out in the Western at St. Henry this evening nd the greater part of the buildings were ATLANTIC Much to Shipping Golf of M. in the ST. Oct. Another severe gale has followed that which was previously reported very destructive to especially on the shore of the Gulf of St. The last storm occurred on Saturday and succeeding including On Saturday the Norwegian brig which had come to the Brunswick from after a long voyage of 75 went ashore at the entrance to Through the efforts of the men onboard the tug the crew were all got safely Oct. The British ship from St. Sept. 25, be- came waterlogged and was abandoned in mid- The British Engineer eleven of her crew of eighteen and was obliged to stand by four days in order to seven remained on board the abandoned a. J 1.X A. 1 PRINCE ALBERTS I AT THE ADVENT OF THE IRON Ceremony of Driving the Spike Followed liy a Banquet in the to and Then Hudson and could not be All were THE ECCLES Wrest a Seat from the Conservatives by a tial Oct. the parliamentary election which took place in the Eccles sion of Southeast Lancashire to Mr. was returned by a vote of to for Con- The Conservatives carried Eccles by 292 majority in 1886. It was feared that the flight would affect the chances of the result of the tion was considered At a meeting held in Eccles some two weeks since the following letter was read from Mr. dated Hawarden October 7, 1890 DEAR is not for me to in- struct the constituency of Eccles in the choice of a member which they have now to even though I am distinctly convinced that every voter who gives his vote at the present time to a Tory candidate becomes to the extent of the power he the employment of bullets against legal and peaceful meetings of the Irish which would not be dared or tolerated in but which on well known occasions has been practised in and defended by the Ministry and the majority of the House of- I bound to bear not so much to your general which must be best of all known in as to your public in conjunction with Lord to the cause of services which earned for yon the gratitude of its and the fear and resentment of all who desired to cripple and impede it In re- turning yon to the Honro of the of Eccles will not only bear its port worthily in the great Imperial cause of union but will make a very valuable personal addition to the strength of the Liberal tarty on our always faithfully W. E. Oct. great demonstration of driving the last spike on the Saskatchewan took place with much ceremony at o'clock this Gov. Royal was introduced by Mayor Knowles and said the advent of the road opens a new era for Prince Albert and After the spike was his honor the people on the completion of were had the indebted to for Mr. which they who fought persistently He wished he could for take the their river and Australians Still Oct. executive ne of the Melbourne striken have cabled to officials of the union here that he strike is not on the as was On the contrary they declare that the strikers will not and have not the slightest doubt that they will ultimately be 1. Not Disposed to be Oct. is probable that the between the shipowners of this and their employees end in a Both sides are bitterly opposed to a War 111 the Oct. are at hand from he Soudan that a conflict between the forces of El and those of the Mahdi is at Both leaders have large and well equipped Recognized by Oct Government of the United States of Brazil has been recognized by of Turin Oct. arch- of it in a dying Will Run Their Own Oct. president of the jake of the Woods Milling company says here is absolutely no truth in the report that hfj are about selling their property to a syndicate or that they are about entering into combine with other They propose their own mills as The Export Trade Oct. the first time in years a steamship has left this port for Ingland in the her agents wing unable to secure a sufficient here r in The shipping trade is in an woods to He expected Prince Albert in a few be a large Mr. McDowall said the credit for the building of the road was greatly due to Sir John who controlled the money and Although this was the last spike here great extensions were next summer to and to Hudson At the banquet held this evening over one hundred sat Governor responding to a said be expected that soon the population of Saskatchewan would surpass that of When the son Bay railway was opened the Northwest could defy the tariff and Uncle Sam. Mr. responded to toast of the of He said the railway was due to the money voted by the When the order was passed in 1888 it committed the to the principle of the He considered Prince Albert had the best country in the world for mixed farming and a splendid site for a The railway will bring commercial men and as well as who will make che country We must educate parliament to appreciate the The Northwest members had ed by fighting a grant of for Prince Albert in the Mesopotamia of the would yet eclipse This road was a link of the connecting Fort and Mi. spoke to the toast of He said he hoped to see various industries flourishing here woollen etc. He hoped to see the Manitoba and Northwestern railway next and then the Hudson's Bay Dr. J ardine pointed out the importance of the road as facilitating the interchange of and thought with other districts the condition of the country was Judge responding to the toast of the said the Northwest tories compared favorably with the rest of Canada regarding He gave credit to the people of Prince Albert for their energy in sending delegates to urge upon parliament the railway tion from which other districts now reap the THE DAILY Death Comes Suddenly to 8U People la the Oct. men an killed in the wreck which occurred on the Kansas Memphis ft Birmingham rail road near this city on Tuesday They John on his way to where he was to be married and J. B. a drummer from who died this None of the injured are in and many of them have f. The blame for the Engineer Charles terrible accident occurred on the Rome and Columbus this Four sons were three The other one died afterwards A ger train left on time running at a moderate as the train dashed out of a a covered wagon was upon a The engine struck the wagon and killed J. W his wife and baby and Mrs. James The Chicago Oct. opened Mid lower on easier but during the first hour recovered the decline and gained over last night's prices on the report that the alliance had made an estimate of for total The report was subsequently denied and with heavy caused a break to Jo. below yesterday's prices at the 75 Closing prices 52Jc 52Jo 434c; 43Jo 47io. 86.40; Held on Oct. W. who OPIUM DENS White Girls Chased Out of Chin. ese Opium Dens By the New York in St. Paul Dispatch All was calm aa usual in the Chinese quarters early last About a lot of stalwart men entered the three streets which contain the greater part of the Chinamen of this They came from different directions in small but stopping as if by magic at the same moment some distance Nine who had down the Bowery in tary style stopped at Doyer just west of Nine more stopped at Pell at about the same distance from the Six men struck Pell street a little above its junction with Cap- tain and Detective turned in Doyer and walked rapidly to the dilapidated wooden building at No. 6. Capt. McCullagh consulted a note book in bis and said That's the Try the basement Two men One of yon stop at the front The other go up to the and let no one escape that Leave the see that every geta out into the From that moment until 9.30 o'clock wan in a Tha claimed to be from arrested Fell Before a Circular Oct. ng at Ritchie aaw mill a man amed Terrault fell in front of a circular legs were cut off and be died in a ew Monument to Oct. site near the Dufferin terrace has been granted to the St Jean ste Society on which to erect a monument to amuel D. the founder of The monument will cost Oct. has from Rome a papal decree permitting 16 beatification case of Venerable Francois of the first bishop oi to be An Address for the Oct. Pontifical Zouaves F this city will turn out in a body and pre- sent an address to the Comte de Paris on his arrival here on bU UO 11UIU Bft here to-day as a auspicious He tallied exactly with a photograph and tion of Walter E. a member of the harbor commission of San is wan the latter city for 000 of the public Hall was sentenced for thirty days to the and time his case will be Harrison Will In Oct. President has postponed his After the an- of His plans yesterday attention was called to the fact that the British the iron and steel convention were to on him on So the shooting trip has been postponed until next Bates to Be Oct. Waldo of the Adams Express to-day con- firmed the report that express rates were to be advanced on Nov. 1st, but declined to give any saying that the company would notify the public just what the tariffs are before ing into Killed His Oct. G. Raines was shot and killed in Darlington yesterday by his J. The cause was an old which was renewed by the settling of their shares in the cotton Witherspoon says he shot in H ardor and Oct. Casco this morning Albert a young man who was married but a few days shot and killed his using a barrelled He then blew out his own brains with the same Departure of the Oct. Earl and ess of Aberdeen and family leave for England Friday Toronto With all respect for the form of female the will remain in many minds that the true of woman's power is in the The old fable ot the wind and the sun. ing together as to which of them should first the traveller of his is brought to The wind's Muster only made the man draw his garments tighter about but when the genial rays of the sun fell upon him IB soon doffed his subdued into softness by the gentle So the most part woman's power will OP chiefly felt in the when she is. the sunshine of man's life rather than when she adopts the role of the energetic north The baleful influence of the Standard Oil is seen in where a woman has amed her twin daughters Kerosene and The total length of the quays and thoroughfares of Paris is set down MO of which nearly 300 are planted with Engineer Killed and Passengers KANSAS Oct. collision between two passenger trains occurred early this ing at the crossing of the Union Pacific and Rock Island weat of One of the engineers was killed and a number of passengers Ocean Oct 22. Arrived New Oct. 32 from Liverpool State of from Price of Buckeye Oct. The Standard Oil company this morning announced that it would hereafter pay botu thirty cents a barrel for Buckeye oil This is a reduction of seven and a half cents in three Chinamen Caught In Oct. Treasury De- has been informed of the arrest Fort y who crossed over of four from British Goue to Parts Oct. a contracting carpenter of this has gone to parts huving sub contractors in the lurch to the amount of Dr. Sequard claims that his elixir hat cured intermittent and white women who live with and whose antics bad caused complaints from the respectable tenants of the frightened by the appearance of the ran out into the streets like rats from a house Only they found themselves in what the French story writers would call a Attempting to get away from the police in the houses they ran into the police at the intersections of the streets and were arrested as disorderly Chinatown has seen many but none like There was no one but an old naman in the basement of No. 6, but nine women were found on the upper In the rear of the first floor the rooms had been cut up into little Each of these bad a wide and each bunk was occupied when the detectives came in. There was no lation and the smell of opium was The women were all Most of them were only half and some had evidently for the The Chinamen scampered out of the rooms unheeded by the but the women were anxious to They crawled under the bunks and slammed the closet doors in the policemen's but they were shoved and while some ran into the street others attempted co escape by way of the It was a difficult task to keep track of the fleeing figures in especially as Chinamen were watching at every room on the upper floors to sneak them in and hide Some of the girls wept and some laughed and seemed to think it a good Most of them were half stupid with opium and half burned pipes and lamps were found in every The girls who had run into the street at first did not stop to but the Chinamen brought out wraps to them with which they covered their half naked The next house west of No. 6 was also full of They had been by the fate of the and instead of running into the street they locked and barred their doors pm Attempts to force the doors were unavailing and the police passed on to No. 10. Three girls were found here and driven into the street to join their No. 11 Doyer has long been There is a here and the Chinamen retreat to it when they think the police are after Recently a dead Chinaman was taken from there by some of the tenants and thrown into the A number of girls were known to live in the and dozens of dresses and other articles of feminine attire were found in the different but the had flei Nos. and 18, all ous were ransacked and many evidences of feminine occupancy were but a few girls were They all swore that they lived there but Chinese ornaments on the Chinese opium pipes and lamps all disproved it. At the corner of Doyer and Pell streets a dozen girls were found in a private room in the saloon on the ground They had locked the but opened it after ed orders from the Some of them through the rear en- and were found later in rooms in the other In a two room ment upstairs a girl was all alone crouching under the She was only half The girl insisted that she lived and she Was let go with a warning thai if her story proved untrue she would be ed some other time for living with a On the opposite corner a lot more girls were The two streets in which the raiding was being done wore a queer eight at this The the different points were formed around the who were and shouting all at At 9.30 o'clock the raid Nineteen girls were then held by the guard at the junction of Doyer and Pell seventeen more at Doyer and the and one at Pell street and the fifty-seven in At the the two guards near the Bowery moved forward to Pell and Doyer and joined the guard So far as possible each policeman had two They formed in line in the middle cf the street up to Mott and thence through Bayard to Elizabeth The captain led the march back to the When the got in there was hardly any space to move around in the outer The girls were in various stages of the majority wore loose Some were very pretty and innocent but most were It took about two hoars to take all the After were locked up they kept and shouting until the captain threatened to turn the hose on Among Ontario London Free Then has beea a sudden outbreak of influenza in horses out this western and in some dangerous symptoms are developed and a many hones are laid If due tion is not paid at the outset and a veterinary surgeon called liable to turn in a number of into a serious furm of heaves and other troubles of the respiratory In and other western cities a number ot hot IBS have Horse should be on the lookout and to any symptomi of influenza or
