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the-ion Ont, June lL—Tbe special
“pmtmremaina of the late Bir
Shflacdonald arrived here shortly be-
. ‘9 o'clock last night. Accompanying
‘ mainswere the privy councillors and
alew other gentlemen and the press repre-
aaltatives. The remains were borne to
”city hall, where in the public hell they
were placed on a catatalque trimmed with
heavy iolrls of cashmere and with ostrich
' WI on the four corners. The city hall
‘fi magnificentlydraped. Thecityisin
heavy W8, all the buildings being
draped in black. 'y
. A Day of learning.
All the stations and engines of the
Canadian Pacific rod from the Atlantic
to the Pacific aredraped in mourning in
every city and town throughout the
dominion. Bells were tolled during the
page. at the innewsl procession at on
tawa, and where there were iield battery or
guns fire-minute guns were fired.
- Tnuday was aday of mourning in many
citiu and towns or the country.
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Bl! Jon'I Will.
Ottawa, June ll.—-Sir John Mscdonald’a
willwillnotbe prohnted until after the
'1 funeral. ltwasdrnwn upsomcyears ago
byfion. Mr. Abbott, and is understood to
mil-wish that Kingston should he
" hill-at resting place. Theestate, though
holdup, will probably realize Milt”,
the great bulk consisting of the testimonial
«(limo presented to Sir John in me by
the the party and invested In
Lady Hacdonaid’s name.
The obaeqaies at Ottawa.
the procession that followed the remains
at Bir John Macdonald from the senate
chamber to St. Alhan’n church, where the
funeral services were held. was an impres—
dva one. The cortege was the largest ever
lean in Canada. The houses along the
route were heavily draped and throngs
Wthe route of the funeral proces-
' the governor general accompanied by
Iii-ta! arrived shortly alter 1 o’clock and
‘ entered the Parliament building where he
waslnetby the ex—ministers Six police
meal conveyed the cachet out of the cham—
hr and placed it in the hearse. llis excel—
lency and stall followed the remains from
thesenatechamber to the hearse. All the
casket was placed in the hearse the large
" x-helwlin thetower overhead toiled out dis—
mally, and immediately a hundred church
halls and minute guns added their doleiul
music to the strain.
roe-lag or the (lounge.
The eortege was then iormed First
oaalea squad oi dominion polio: in hoary
mourning. A contingent of the Princess
than: dragoons followed on horseback.
The hands of the governor genernl’ foot
guards and the lorty4hird hattali n oi
rillas then came
Thu came carriages and with floral
min. after which came the hearse
Mbylourhorsea Two coaches tilled
wlhraourners (allowed. Then came the
”senor general and stall, followed by
thiientonant governors of the provinces,
3h clergy, enrohed in purpleand black.
filmmhersoithe senate followed and
W White and the membersoithr
“mammalian”. The mom-
ha of the Provincial governments and
“bli- tollowed. Then came the con-
.bd foreign powers.
At the chant.
Arrivingatthe church the cachet was
he into the edifice where it was re-
bytherector,thellev..i..l.liogart,
and toweded by the choir ehanting s
pl. conveyed to the altar. Thegovernor
nasal and other dignitaries and as man
room followed the casket.
oi the service the cortegs
termed and proceeded to the Cans-
Pacinc depot, where the hitch“ was
W on a special train. w almost
haredlauiy ion for Kingston.
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’ the syurid to give him a lettaroidismisaion.
and a general handshahiag iollowsd. The
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Boys Gr ‘ ll
nsent at Other lastitItIo-a.
flowers and the waving oi bandiedomfa
immrualairmlilflciwn . . s
stepped upon the stage,» Nude hall M
evening and received homers-um Seth
low a hit oi purchment. One hundred and
thirty-one received
them physicians and surgeon;
were added to the army of
sixty-lines
wyers, titty
arts, and nine more proudly heard them-
aelvee proclaimed doctors or philosophy.
Class bay Exercises at Peel-hill.
Particular, N. Y., June ll.-Tlle elem
day exercises at the Peehskill Military
academy were held last evening at the
armory oi the academy, at Peekelsill. The
annunl address was delivered by Elisha K.
Camp. This morning the boys listened to
an address by General James W. linstad.
Princeton's ldl Gratin-tea.
Pnlxce'rozr, N. J., June ll.—The 141th
annual commencement exercises of Prince-
ton college were held yesterdnymnd Prince-
ton added to the roll at her alumni ill
more names.
The Lucky II.- at West Point.
Wm POINT, N. it. June il.—At adresa
parade last night the standing or the grad-
uating class was published it has been a
neck and neck race between Crosby and
Seweil for first place. Crosby has won.
The standing is as follows:
Crosby, &; Sewall, Ichoklclndoe. Km.
Barney. Lyon. Hera. Born. awcmln;
lurphy. White, Fuller, Soharor.
Lirermure. ('orcoran. Fleming. Winona. John
stun, W. T.: WM Sclnmffle. Howard.
Bush, Donovan, Idmisioy. ii: Ilenuott.
Crabbe. Glasgow. Armstrong, Jarvis. llravey,
Hirsch, llino, C. D.; Frasier. Bunilton. It. 8.:
Upton. smith. ll. a.: Clark. 11. L1: Mar-no.
Piano Weill. J Danwurth, Ogden,
Voorhice. Ilium. 1.1»; Smith, (i. ll. 8.: Whit
mimicy. Lafitte. Bradley, Settle, swit-
ser. Williams. ll. 0.; Buyer. Grate. Chapman,
Boydeo. Janka, Drew, Ely, H. K, and Sarloy.
ltriglst \‘asaar Girls.
Pououxezrsm, N i1. June li.~The
chapel at Vassar college was crowded with
students and visitors nt 1030 o'clock, it
being commencement. Eight essays were
delivered by eight bright young ladies—
Miss Annie Applcgaw, Miss Caroline B.
Fortress. Miss Martha Edith Rickert, Mi-
.I'losa Mary Kavnua. Mine Currie Monell
Curry. Men's Margaret Flag \i'nshburn,
Miss Florence llalliday and Miss Elvia
Estelle Vicki's].
flirty Girls have Mar Instill-ta.
Buoonu'x, June ll.—’l'hirty pretty wo
men in cirusic gowns and ready todo hat-
tle with the intellectual world were grad
noted from the Parker institute. Brook.
lyn's must exclusive seminary, boat night.
All oi liirnikiyn's Your Illlliiirn‘il that are
still in town “ere there tom. The each
clean were held in tho.- chapel of the in-
stitute.
sux mmsrens PUT wour.
Exciting Bee-ea at the Inter-ed Preaby-
terian lily-Cd at PIttsIv-rg.
lenvuo. June ll.-The six young Ite-
iormed Presbyterian ministers on trial for
advocating the privilege oi voting at civil
elections have been expelled by the synod.
The early part of the morning session oi
the synod was occupied in discussing the
resolutions introduced by the Rev. Joseph
McCracken. When the liov. Mr. Smith.oi
Baltimore, nine to speak he stated that he
could not believe in the position taken by
the L'oveunnter church. "I am going to
resign my pastorate next Sabbath and
leave the church," he said.
The remark created a great sensation.
There was a desire to applaud Mr.
Smith's declaration, and it was with gun.
culty that the “her-lists kept their ieel—
ings within the bounds of propriety. The
Conservatives, horrever, were victorious
by a vote oi w low.
The Rev. J. it. J. Millimn here arose
and add: “I want to enter my appeal
from thedacieionoithiscourt andappeal
tothe judgment ot a higher court, from
which there is no appeal. I now bid all
my brethren in the Covenanter church
iarewell."
The ltev. John Teas, a missionary star
tinned at Selma. Ala, arose and requested
saying that he could no longer conscien-
tiously remain in the church
The Rev. J. i'. Carson, oi Brooklyn, an-
noonced his withdrawal from the Cove-
aanter church. The itor.W. L C. Jackson
and the Rev. W. ll. lined iollowedina
similar strain.
When recess was announced the irisnds
oi the young ministers rushed tothens,
ltev. Dr. Thompson saidthat the ultimate
result or this action of the i’ittsburg Pree-
bytary, loderssd by the synod. will he s
be Moria-d Presbyterian
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New Your. June lL—Amid a shower of Wales 'Scored
certificates making
were given the title bachelor DI If”;
thirty. mining engineers; hat]. W! at
the Win; 0. ll. flehmldt, Davenport.
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GORDON 00mm WHMLTIOI.
Wedded the Day Alter ll- )taue Was
Drama in the linst—Jlie Wile Was
Ilse Garner. a Maillot Young Woman
of New York.
Manor. June ll.-—Tbe marriamof Sir
William Gordon Cumming to Miss Gan
ner, oi New York,crestcd the grostcetsen-
Cumming in' the popular animation.
Opinion is now much more iavoraldeto
the baronet timu alter the verdict, and Sir
“'iliium and his bride were heartily
cheered as they took the train ior Scot~
loud. The marriage in a iortunatc one (or
Cumming. to whom the trial basheen a
great expense. llis estates were already
mortgaged, though producing sudicient
for a reasonable income, but the trial
would have reduced him tothe greatest
straits financially but for the iortunate
devotion of his bride. Mills Garner is de-
scribed as a lovely girl both in person and
in character. She has been living in Lon—
don about ten years. She is the eldest
daughter of the late William Garner, who
with his wiic, was drowned in July. 1876,
through the capsizing of his yacht, the Mo-
hawk. Miss Garner ls worth about 81.”.-
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scandal clue in court Sir‘Gordou Cdmx
ming has denied that he and Miss Garner
and that the wedding would be eolemnizcd
at once.
The Royal Set Alarmed.
Contrary to anticipation there has been
no more us yet in the guards oi the Turf
club toner. on the case. in the Msrlhon
ough it it said preliminary action has been
taken. but even there it in guusibie Cum-
ming may escape without expulaion, at,
there is said to be a reeling among the;
Prince of “‘alcs‘ set that it will not do to?
push Cumming too hard.
The Prince of Wales Arraigned.
Never in history, at least since the Croni—
wcll period. has the royal house oi England 2
been subjected to such general criticisml Brooks as
and condemnation in the person oi the
heir to the throne. The leading news-
papern, irrespective of party. in London
and the provinces are united in urraigning
the Prince ni Wales ior the low example
he has given tin.- public, and startling sug-
gestion» are given tummy that the
prince's kind of l'x‘);lli)‘lfi nut suite-«l to tlxe'
age and to the puopm 'i‘llv Summiiorul—
lets everywhere on- nrouswi. and next Sun-
day will undoubtedly witness some of the
pininest utterances oi the (‘t'tillll’y irom
the pulpit oi Great Britain.
The Wilson lay line [or Libel.
The Wilsons arc grmtly stirred up over
the article in The Chronicle, handling
them and the prince without gloves, and
they are said to be even considering a libel
suit. The trial oi such a suit onId be
more interesting than the baccarat case.
The author oi the editorial se-n-citiou in
The Chronicle in said to be himcdughul,
who Willi iorinerly n write-r on The star,
and removal from that paper, under the
new ownership, on account 0! his ad-
vanced opinions. Those who thought they
had got rid at him when they secured his
dismissal irom TheSurrnow find that they
only put him in .1 wider and more impor-
tant lield. The Wilson» have kept very
quiet since the verdict, and Mrs. Wilson
is said to have been thoroughly irighteued
by the blurring she received an also left the
court room.
Want Wales to ltep Gambling.
In the Baptist conierenoe at Ilaetlnp
yesterday a resolution was passed regret-
ting that the future king of England had
ever indulged in gambling.
The Baptist conference at Todmorden
haaaent a memorial to Sir Francis Knol-
iys. secretary to the Prince of Wales. pray,
ing the prince. in view oi the misery and
ruin missed to the country by the, prevai-
ence oi gambling, to decline in iulure to
practice or countenance it.
it (rests (ramming ammo.
Sir William Gonlon Cumming has re-
signed irom all his clubs. The nest. taled
against him are mun
Waller tintshoets (ins unusual.
Hr. Lotus, June ll.—Tbe National Sharp-
'aasociation resumed nlimliog at
the rifle ranges. Among the winners in
the Kehr target at an yards who secured
gold watches were: it. (irnu. Chicago; Dr.
Herbie. Chicago; ii. Pispenbuac Juliet;
P. A. Schmidt. Juliet: Al It
Juliet; J. Kat-eh. Dabuque; W. II. Item
nutter, Davenport: ll. ll. lloehn, Noam
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"Ian" target ll. Waiter. of New York.
wmdratmfneyfidmlrmttivzigrw out at
a post is on ma Gus mulerlnaa,
New York. the mucus crash shot.”
ascond.with0‘lpoiats. Onthetnrahr’
In!!! Berg. oi Davenport, la. won first
money. um, with no out at s possiblem
flow the Illiotts Killed More.
minutes. 0.. June Heat the lllott
trial, John lemons hutcher.aad J. I.
, a trait dealer. who were within
tea test of the
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Since the owning of the baccarat 30¢.-
were to wed, and then came the statement 5 1;.
that Friday last Miss Garner had herselii
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Wells and Cute.
THE news .7 BRIEF.
Condensed.
The Dallas Land and Loan company has
assigned. Liabilities, mun», assets nearly
OLWMHI
Loni inndonderry has evidently conv
eluded that the days oi laudlordlsm In
inland are numbered. and be in arranging
toceil hi5 ll’lnil estates to the tenants on
terms to be agreed upon by partiesseleflad
by both.
The Central New York diocese has con-
sented to the consecration 0! Phillips
bishop.
Edward Spelman. the distiller. who ac-
quired some notoriety in connection with
the Cronin murder trial, dkd iron in»
juries reunited at Polio, ills. awoek ago
by a lull [mm a ladder.
G. E. itemhnse, editor of The Daily
Transcript of Susquehanna. Pa. is dead
He mic prumiur ii. us o'clitician.
Tin-re was an epidemic oi suicide at New
York June lit Six person» killed them-
selves on that day.
Rumors are ripe in Philadelphia that
more arrests are to be made in ”m-
with the city thesaury scandal
A Cullom boom ior the presidency isto
he started in Chicago soon.
Rev. Mr. Tom Breech, oi La will
probably succeed the late Bishop Knight,
01 Wisconsin.
The l'armers‘ Alliance of Kansas la tah‘
ing steps to contest the ioreclosureoi iarm
mortgages
Joseph White was sentenced at Boston
to twenty-live years' imprisonment for so
“lilting a child.
The cat hospital oi Dr. Wilder at Cornell
university was burned, and a number 0!
ieiines destined tor the knife were roasted.
The forty-first annual session oi the
American Protestant associationccnvened
at Bunnie. it has a total membership oi
about mum. at which about axons" in
the state oi Pennsylvania alone.
Rev. John S. flay, a regularly ordained
Methodist minister. pleaded guilty to rob
hing the Arlington Iiouse, at Orrville, 0..
and was sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary.
The New York Central hotel. Mather
with two barns. an ice houseand about i“
more feet oicattle sheds, at West Alb»
ny, N. i’., were burned. lose. In”). The
property won all owned by the Central
Itailroaal'company.
Lester L. Bristol]. the demented super-
lntendont oi the Delaware, [minimum
and Western railroad, who wandered away
Saturday irom his home in Jersey City,
taking his (our young boys with him, has
been lound st Hgmhbiil, N. Y. They were
on a fishing trip.
At New York Jacob C. Michaela. of I.
Wait Tenth street. has been arrested
charged with winning his pretty wile,
Elisabeth.
Misses l-tllen and Anna Yromans, nieces
oi school-loot Cleveland. were married
at Walworth. N. Y. Ir. Cleveland was
Wastitamos. Jane li.—8eoretary Poster
haearhlressed a circular istterth collectors
at saw naming the followhg ports -
quarantine undone,“ which onlylasat
cattle, sheep and other ruminants and
reminisce-Indecent“.
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UPEI THIIUIIUII EIITIIIE SUMNER.
A practical.
bulb our-a. Students cntrrixug dunn ' Ilnr'epi'llip:
Every business brnur taught tin-roughly. The
department in charge of competent lunlrur-
torn. blend iortntalogue. Albino».
President Iierrillllusinessilollege
STAMFORD. CONN.
BUSINESS CUllEGE
Busium Traiui School for
to fill it'nms in t in autumn.
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truewoytoretsin it. ‘Wbat we‘get" wexwant to,
ibold and we can do it only by ‘ convincing you that
xitpoys to deal with us. We believe in straightfor-
wardmethods. Thereissuch a' thing as jumping
“intoiavor and jumping out again. Whensstyle
stays, it stays because it has an enduring quality.
There is nothing in the nature of an experiment
about our Clothing. It has been tried and tried
thoroughly, and they have not been found wanting.
tilliSTlIllli inns.
l4 sum not sum. ' litmus unions.
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Revolution in the Sewing
Machine Trade. .
$19.50 Usual Price
$22.50 Usual Price
$25.50 Usual Price
$35.00 ‘Usual Price
We claim this to be one of the best
constructed machines in the trade,
with all the newest attachments.
and with every machine we give a
5 years’ written guarantee. Money
refunded if not as represented.
This machine will be on exhibition
at all times at our place of business.“
N o trouble to show and explain.
Thiewbeol has been thorough! teatulnafl
cannot fail to be a iavorite amen; wheel-en.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Nuns-ail: and vicinity.
0m" 3* Raymond ntm-Y. corner day.
l'. 0. Box 37". South Sarawak, (”i 5.23%
THE
Woodward Homestead
Mill illlollllili lllllllllllS
To let for Screen or Tom of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward, Lowndcs and Lin-
coln nvonucs. Price $350 to
$4.50. Tenlls to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
Special llrives in Every
.llenarimeni
TAILOR & GULUEI.
OrChrlstian Swartz.
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Carpet Cleaning.
Carpet flaking,
from lavint
lam now prepared to promptly attend to
All Kinds oi Carpet Wort
tom 1% mum and
Newti’arpetamadeainl Iairlai short
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Ship Chandlers. ‘
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Pare head Zinc sad is on.
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The piano used in this concert is
one of the finest of the world re-
nowned Shaninger make, for which
J. W. Studwell is agent.
II. 8. SMITH,
INSURANCE BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler