Daily evening mercury, 4 août 1879, lundi 4 août 1879

[" | DAILY E + >; a PY re NING ERCURY MOBES ET STUDIA ET POPULOR KET PRALIA DICAM\u2014Virg, Georg, JV B T&TuU YBAR\u2014NU.180.\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC.MONDAY.AUGUST 4, 1479, SIX O'CLOCK EDITION PRICE ONE CENT From St.John, N.8., To-day (Per Moutreal Line.) St.John, N.B., August 4.It in «tatod that the sugar refinery for which a charter was granted last winter in about to be started hore, plans, &c., being nimost completed, he charter of the company will embrace woveral of the leasing mor.chants.This Afternoon's Cablegras.Violent Storm A Over England on Sunday \u2014Jmmense Damage Done.London, August 4.A terrific storm occurred throughout Englund yesterday, causing im | mensu damage.THIS AFTERNOON'S TELEGRAMS.Chester, N.Y, Aug.4.Mrs.Margaret Kennedy, aged 69, slightly doaf, while walking on the truck of the Erio railroad yesterday on her return from Church, was struck by an engine, and thrown to vithin u few feet of her own dour and instantly | killed.Her davghter was within 100 yards of the same spot, Plymouth, Pa, August 4.McSweeney while trespassing upon the property of John Jones on Saturday, was aseaulted by Jones and by his dogs, MeSwceney cannot live, Clearfield, Pa, August 4, Arthur Recd.n wcalthy farmer near thin place, was found hanging under A crows beam in hic buen on Monday last.Newr him war a shingle on which was written las with, He bad not dived happily with bis wife.New York, August 4, Robert Vancelor, n sailor of the ship Aurora, was reported yesterday morning to have fallen from the mast und killed.A letter from a xenman ot the Aurora is published stating that Vancelor waa killed by the nto.An in- ventigation will be made to-day.The wife of Macycher, au Étalian, aged 10, an ora grinder and rag picker, was kitled in a quarrel.A crowd of Ltalians were playing cards and one stabbed her with a file.All were jailed.John Currie, à school tax collector, of Northfield, Staten Island, has disappeared with the school money belonging to the Ancient Order ot Hibernians, ot which he was trea surer.An unknown woman wus found dying last evening on the sidewalk.She stated she had been kicked in the abdomen and thrown out of u lodging house by an Italian who kept the nce.Health Officer Vanderpool yesterday made a thorough inspection ot vessols (rom Cuban ports and reports them in & good sanitary condition.Arrived, the es.City of London, trom London, LATEST FROM RIVEK PORTS.L'Islet, Auguat 4.Clear und fine; wurm south-west wind ; # lowage inward.Cape Rosier, August 4 lear und warm ; light west wind ; ono of Allun's &-masted ships inward yesterday cvening, and two 3-miustod ships inward this morning.Grand Vallee, August 4.Clear and warm : light north-east wind; a two-masted steamship outward ut 6 sm.Serkino A Lost HusBaxp.\u2014Mis, John Greer, of Belfast, writes a letter to the police bere asking their aid in seeking out her husband who, she says, loft Londonderry on the 18th July and came in this direction.She says he has a married sister on a furm somewhere in this vicinity, and she thinks be may have gone in that direction.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Caxapians 18 Loxpon.\u2014The following Canadian visitors have registered their names at the offices of the Cunadian Government during the wesk ending 24th July, 1879 ;\u2014A.T.Wood, W.Xi: Wood, Hamilton ; Sheriff McConkey, T.C.McConkey, M D., 0, H.Lyon, P, T.Ewan, Barrie ; J D.Noble, Mm.Nobie, Petrolia; A.J.Cattanach, Mrs.Cuttanuch, Chief Justice Muss, Lion, Adam Cruoks, J.H.Watsou, Mrs.Watson, Toronto; A.H.Mulioch, Ottawa ; J.Hutton, H.Hudon, V.Hudon, P.Girani, Montreal.THE WAR IN BOUTH AFRICA.'SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.| LA BONNE ST.\u201cANNE, Cape Town, July 18 | Lord Chelmsford hus resigned und is returning to Durbun.Lensdon, Aug.3, A Cape Town dexpateh, datod July 15th, says Croulock's Cavalry burned Oudini and Mergoronde vn the Estvrn hne of British advance.Dabal- - mangir, Cotewayo's brother aud sev.erul other important chiefs, buve surrendered to Cheltmstoud, Sir Garnet Wolseley 's despstoh to the War Offico rays: #1 propose to vm au brigade of artillery and engi.peurs, and u squadron of cavalry for the Transvaal, | an reducing the expenditures.| have given permis | sion to Lord Chelmsford to return to, England.I am disbanding some cf, the expensive irregular cavalry.Cotowayo ix wid te Le in the Ingome forest.\u201d WEATHER PROBABILITIES FOR TilE LOWER ST LAWBENCE OIsTKICT Dominion Observatory, ) Toronto, Aug.4.| Laght te Moderute winds; qurtiy elowly weather, GT.KiNGsToN, Supt\u2014\u2014\u2014 CONTINENTAL CROP REPORTS.From the Continent (says the Pall Mall (fazette) the hurvest reports are scarcely better than at home.In France, wheat is ripe all through the south; but the continued had weather presents a serious hindrance to the cutting Judging from the uppeur- nnee of the field, not mach dam has vet been done, That, however, will not be the case unless there is a cessation of ruin very soon.Throughout the centre, and still more in the north, serious injury has been | done.In Italy, it is waid, matters are worse than in France.The! destruction by flouds in some dis! tricts is grievous, and generally the ! orops are reported to be disappointing.From Germany also the reports are unfavorable, as they are likewise\u2019 from Austria-Hungary.In Spain, - agnin drought has done as much damuge as excessive ruins elsewhere, | There is an actus! fuiture of the; crops through this cause in the neigh.bourhond of Carthagena and Ali ! cunte.Apparently, then, unless there is 8 sudden tuke up.and exception, ally tine harvest weather works a wondrous change, nearly all Europe will require to import food in the coming Lwolve months ; and the price ot wheat, therefore, will depend mainly upon the production ot the United ; Staten and Russin ; thongh India, Aus | tralia, and South America may furnish considerable contingents.Sidney linnton, the young Cunadian who succeeded in winning the first wize in mathematics at London, Eng.| and, University, writes to his mother us follows: \u201c1 have finished with\u2019 University College for this session.PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.The prizus were distributed lust Wodnewlay by the Earl of Kimberley.|: am glad to be able to say that E did | butter in my examinations than | expected to do, and got the prize in the\u2018 menior clusa of muthematies, Professor: Honrici gnve me a standard French work on mathematics, in two stout octaves, very tinvly bound and marked with thecollego arme I was vory pro d of being à \u2018 coloniat \u201d (as they cuil us) that duy.There are a good many follows here from the different colonies, New Zealand, Cape Colony, India, &e., and l think about half the prizes were taken by them.\" flunton is 21 years old.\u2014 Globe\u2014\u2014 STARVING TO DEATH.Thousands of men and women are starving themselves to death, They dare not eat or drink this or that, fearing it will increase their flesh Lites depends wpon continuous self-dvnis! | The oniy eufe aud reli be re medy fr thie terrib'e cond tien is Allan's Abti-Fat It is wholly vegetab'e and perfectly harinless Its use tr aure à reduction of from two to ve pounds p r week.\u201cold by druggists BUFFALO, N.Y, June 181A, 1878, To Tae PRor'ss op ALLaN'S AxTi-Far: Gentlsmen\u2014The following rpont Is from the lady who used Allan's Anti-Fat: ult (he Anti-Fat) hid the desived foot, rede.elng th fat { om tw.Lo Ave pounds 8 werk unl 1 had lost twentr-five pounds.| hops nev.to regain what 1 have logt Yours nap'y, POWELL & PLINPTON.Wholesnie Druggiste.Port of Quebec.ARRIVED, \u2018uy, .g 3 »8 Moravian, Grahom, Liverpeol, Allens, Bro & Cu, runeral, \u2014T.xas, Luurenran, Liverponl, Win M Mac - pherson, genvsal, \u2014 La'e Nopt-on, \u201ceott, Liverpool, Cast.rav & Routh, ventrai.Ship Ardmiilan, Herailtin, Glirgow, Alien, Hue & \u20180, g-norsl.Steam frigate La (} lissonniere, 12 guns, Rear Amiral Peyron, Halit x, NS, S Ny Ligraw, venea, DeWolt & Powell, 18], Oawingo, , Mdney.88 In.broa, oo.0r, Barrow, mile, for Yont'lee tm rr a ee (From the §ondun Ship.ing ud Mercantile Lazelte, up \u20180 341k July.) 1 BAILED FOR QUEBEC.Mirco Polo, Thomas London, July 19 Adelgunde, Hana n, do do Havre, acobs n, du do Lindo, Melsom.Gieeno.k, futy ls \u201cTv uni, Johusen, (aulliac, July is Uayelin, Uisen, du do Fishir, Temp'e, Newry, July 19 Fdw'd Cariwell, Cas pbel!,Grarvock Tuly 19 Calista Haws, Christall, Liverpool, Ju'y 23 Thalussn, Jansen, Liv rpocl, July 19 tlero-, , Lravesen \u2018, July 22 Victor, Le verson, Live: pool, Ju y 24 Oresn hing, vcott, L ndon, July 3 Sva |fare, F'utnemark, do do Yi ton, Drew, do du Indis, Hutchine u, dn do I oHus, (orl § rosen, do do W ti Grant, wile ud, \u201c0 d inf foratia, Neslreu, de au Win \u201ctephen-on, Chri lu coe, borden, Jay 3 St n' +, Lab in, July :2 Lau n, Gun ersob, 18 ieto , Jui) U4 Clyde, Suite, Sharp er, July 24 ARRIVED FROM QUEBEC, Madras, Pricgs, Greeno k, July 14 Njord, And ren, Nli_o, July 18 Mermey.Butter, viwwk July 20 \\ bertiné, \u20186 Ighuw Loudou, July + K omar, Mo ns, Dover, Ju 5 31 s thjof, Eu re sn, Fevry July 17 Arn Gray, rleckburn, Swa: sea, duly 21 \u2018tien Birch, Podermen, Loudon, July 23 V stalinden, Uls o, Liston, July 18 Josephine, 3 0 coo, Burrow, July 19 Bruce, Fr.er, de do Deminivn , Liverpool, July 22 Tabor, , Deal, July 23 Att In, Lift, do do jukan, At drasen, Lim rick, Tulv 13 | Arexanden, Farin, Cardifl, Ju y 33 Zurich, 8m.| Haetiepoot, July 32 ot Helens, McUalmo §, De test, July 34 ee \u2014 Fri ows ty ory srHITRS.\u2014 The only really Releatile Remedy for Wasting and Nervous Diseuses \u2014 flr num vous experiments, Mr.Fellows suc evdei in produ ine this combination of Hypwph-sphues which has not only re atored hana to heaith, but has since been found so aucevrsful in the treatmeut of every other disvase canatitge trem 1 ss ot nerve power, Bei «+ nr quently, muse lar relaxation, vis.: Aplonia, Appart Ageula, Aramia, Angine Pectoiis, Chavni- Lia:ri.œn, Dyspe; sis, Di; b- theric Pr stration, Epyeyue Fits, Fev-rand Ague Leuco thuvs, À acasnites, Mo ntal Depr se mou, Nory Ushess, Neuralgia, Nervous Debi lity, st, Vins Dance, Whooping Congestion of the Lungs, t macia ton, Pad; - tation of the Heart, Literrupted and Feebl- Action of the Heat, Me'ancholy, Fear of Chil st irth, Dangers of Chil =Birth, Liability to Miscirritge, Hs pochoudri sis, ac.Disame produced Vy overtaxing the mind | by grief ard anxiety ; by rapid growth ; by chisd-bearing ; by insun cient nourtel: ment , by rerifence in hot climates or nabealthy tocalitie : by excesses, or ty any irregulari | tuxotiife, A Coump'ete Second Hand Printing Office.Will suit for a Country Newspaper, Apply Ww 8 Mucor Umer MESSRS.DAWSON & CU August 1879.+ ; TT CANADA, To \u2018the HAVE JUST RECEIVED: vance of Quebec, ., ; fc Railwar + atrict of Kamor rasa, } Superi r Conrt, NOTES ou th Conndi o Pac e way, by Marie Hoss ¢'lore Cao waite, of the village Dor K smorrasks, mid distri t, wife of Octave Desjardins, hotel -keeper and tiusmith, of the wme place, Plaintiff ve, uUctave Degjardins, of the same place, Defendant.An action en separation de biens has been instituted 1n this cause the thirtieth of July instant Kamo rasks, 30th Jualv, 187% \" Labor sud Capital==Ailles not Euemies, by P.V.TACH | Ÿ Atkiueot.Attorney for Plaiutiff, | For mle by July 31, 1879.© te | DAWSUN & CU, 77 CANADA, Inthe Provines of Quebec, } Awwiaee, istrict of Quebec.Superior Court.| WANTED.Dame Virgiuie Emelie Litouche, of the | Farish cfSe Henri.wife of Rd uard Hos ice i Mm.ce u, of the same place, Ke joire.Tea lor, and duly auth rised to eer in Judgment agitust her anid husband, Pluintid.| No 104.ve, The 1ald Edouard Hospic' Marceau, Defendant An action en spsraiion de biens han boon | issued this duy aguiust the mid d lvadant, G MEVILLW UVECHENE, Attorney tor Piaintitr.July 9, 1879, im ough, | FOR SALE.TO PILGRIMS.\u2018The Splendid and Fast Steamer RB: VAL wll lav.1b- Chamyluis Market 4 barf a 83 Every Morning nutil further no le; j rtrening wi'l leave RTE.ANNK's st 300 PW, arriving at Yuehec {uo thor t- connect with the Montreal Bicemers, thus aftordin Pilgrims snd Tourists an opport nity of} spe ding 8 day st the famous shine uf>t Anue\u2019s, where 30 many miacles have orcur.\u201cred.rase arrangements rude fus lorge jar ies, The RIVAL will mike a second rp on BUN DAY uext, raving the Chismp tio Jar.Ket Wharfar 1,50 PW.returning to the vity at sig o'clock, For further partic 1s cpply ta GEO HUMPHKEY, Jn, Box .36, Ques ed.July 30,1 9 im THE sT.ANNE L.NE.TU PILGRIMS ! The Magnificent New \u2018teuroer \u201cLES LAURENTI DES\u201d will leave the Champlain Whar! hVERY BUNDY, at 6.40 ouluck AM.for the accomun dation ot Pilgriws going to La DBun.e St Aune Returuing \u201cthe Stesme- will lecve St, Anne st 4 o'clock FM.*h+ witi also wake trips os Wednñesdays an Tharsisve, at saine bours, and on onday, \u2018Enesdav, Kriday and Saturday, to accominodate tbe Market peuple, the hour of i 1879.1879, ROYAL MAIL LINE \u2014 STEAMERS TOTHE SAGUENAY TADOUBAC, CACOUNA, RIVIERE DU LOUP ad MURRAF BAF.Commen- lag on the 24th ot JUNT, the well known fir-t-cla-s stenmers ssAQUEN