People's Pilot, Volume 4, Number 42, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 April 1895 — FOR NATIONAL SOHOOLS. [ARTICLE]

FOR NATIONAL SOHOOLS.

Greenway Cabinet V.ill Not Dissolve — Mill Obey People's .’.lunclatc. Winnipeg, Man., April 3.—lt is said there is not the slightest truth in the repeort of division in the .G.mnway government over the sci co; -utst'-.n, bat that each member is re.? :• in bis determination to stand by the national schools, no matter v. i.at the issue ma - be. To yield to any suggNtion as to the appointment of a commission or making a compromise w.-uld, it is considered, be perfectly suieidtrl and would never be approved by the public. 2,l..nitoha also counts upon the hearty support of Ontario in this struggle. All the Dills Arc Introduced, St. Paul, Minn.,. April ".—The time for the introduction of bills 13 past, arid the legislature is now di:'-- -'lngofmc-r:.-uses before it, only a small percentage of which will pass. The house committee on railroads r> commeii"-d the following bills for Indefinite ; •: . ment: Providing penalties for amu-t discrimination in freight rat'.; and fixing a maximum rate on freight of Class D. The senate indefinitely postponed t’.e senate, capitol bill which cede a portion of the appropriation immediately available in order that work may begin on the building. Jamaica Not tn In: re.-ise Duties. Wiv-bingf/m, April £.—O. C. -1. United States consul :-t Kings: •■-.i, Jamaica, lias notified the Stv deportment of the defeat of the legislative council of the i.-.’an l of a ?’il dt ; nated to hlcreaep materi-’.i’j the toms duties <m many articles impor I from the Unite 1 Elates. C. i ford says he thi .’ it ii ’ file t at a kke measure will be 1 . t'up a,; ■?:. this session. Sugar Refinery Cl'-hcs Down. Now York, April 4.—T’ . yr,.- . rpr , ..... and Elder sugar refir: .'.t has closed down ter. . ;■?• - tary Searles of the Am ’•■ n S-a--'.r ; fining company to not state '. . reasons, but it is glv’-.r m;t from liable sources that the - down v.; due to overproduction ami stagn.’.i?. . in trade. It was ffi-m sri? other refineries in the Coni; ny would follow suit for the same reasons. New Tariff'--. B<-»cfil» Small. Sheffield, April 3.—The value of I e exports of cutlery f- ,n this place V. the United States during-the last qu- -- ter £28,678 (dG.. '? against £ .4,.. ' <570,790) during the c< ■ responding qi rter of 1891, but the ’ r Its of the m- .. American tariff have been far less than traders here expected. Two Thousand V/crknii n Made Idle. Pi-iiadelphin, Pa., April 3.—Th Sprecki-ts sugar refinery here has s?m down. It is said tin- ason for the i - pension of work is the fret that thw is a greater quar-thy of manufaxitu< sugar on band than t here is m Two thousand wor. men are made iuie by the closing -down. Five Cuban I’rovirce;, Are Quiet. Madrid, April 3.—-The governor of Havana tei y raphed that tr ■ :. ■■ vails in five of the provinces of Cv.'-c. The insurrection is confined to province of Santiago, where the re?, :1s have retired to the mountains and are awaiting reinforcements.

Ballots Orin Hundred Times. Dover, Del., April 3. —The century mark was reached yesterday in ;l . ing for a successor to ex-Unitad States Senator Higgins. The 106th ballot resulted as follows: Higgins, 9:/Add*: Its. 4: Massey, 3; Ridely, 9; Pennsv/ill, 1; Tunnell, 1. Insane Department Burns. Newark, Ohio, April 3. —The insane department of Licking County .infirmary burned yesterday. Loss, Thirty insane persons, fifteen mon and fifteen women, were confined in the building. All were rescued and removed to the main building. Venerable New York Editor Re.-vl. New York, April 3.—David M. Stone, who for forty-four years was editor of the New York Journal of Commerce, died last night at bis home in Brooklyn after an illness of about a month. Important Question Settled. London, April 3.—The settlement of the Pamir question as announced in the house of commons yesterday confirms the Gzanville-Gortchakoff compact of 1575. Tennessee’s Anniversary. Memphis, Tenn., April 3.—Yesterday was observed in the schools of Tennessee as the one hundred and fifth anniversary of the admission of the state as a territory. New Ironclad for Chile. Buenos Ayres, April 3—lt is rumored here that the Chilean government is placing an order in England for a new ironclad warship of 6,000 tons. Expel French Merchants. Paris, April 3.—The Hovas in Madagascar have expelled the French merchants from Morondova.

Anti-Semitic Gains.

Vienna, April 3.—-The government is alarmed over the gains made by the anti-Semites in the municipal elections.