... LATEBST FOJREIHGNX TELEGRAMS. OTTAWA IN FLAMES. THOUSANDS HOMELESS. Ott-awn, April 20. A fire, which hanc already destroyed a number of saw mills, imenise lumber yards, some flouring mills, the electric supply station, 101(1 the Canadian Pacife Rail- ray Depdt, is raging in the west endt of this city :nd ellcatests to wipe out halt' of the I'ederal capital. T'he Governimeat has applied to ...

... .2X-,j-MtA' A'iJ. S SCN)OA saCHCoj,A,;, W.e are ?? ha gito O LOO. (i2 . of ;'le olar-g ait 'i~iktlz!rnilghs Pol!;t9 Court tzAgiillscG Tlhe. ,.hilun 'lL ]ipr, I~ ?? I~ IV 'fino Coid l lu.4rongl! Tvi,' ; ?? ?? afl?1 0'l/ A f'a'y ofi VIJ borotqgh, 'who 'vvnL cabrged with COU coihhg 1n.nilOr On iutt Ialaor. sbd hianchic iih)'i U, thfi1, daol'lltrl of tifa ceneiy ?? a Slpeliiltell- deui,, OIL 1.s ...

... P E R S 0 N A L. -Mn. S. K. RArTiCLWFSE has been appointed to succeed Mr. WV, H. Crook as editor of the JBcho and air. .1, 4. IDaniels as assistant editor. Mr. Ratcliile has been on the staff of the paper -for the last eighteen months. Mr. Daniels comes from the staff of the illec ly bnua. * Mr. Thomas R. Olney. whose death in his seventy first yeatr !iasljust ocuurred at Holland House, ...

... ALL11,GED. S-ET PRCFITS. A f'TOliY OF CG:tPFANY PROMOTUON. iD tte hhaneevyDivisiou, On Moll(,i 'be hearir:g o+ tlre 1otion lt'rourgtt byh diquitutls a !:ilcdl ngnisit 'Illooas ryravcariad acid othes Wue ciowIluied. Th actioc 'Wtt'L ttron,'t byv ?? totrpr'.ny s arnrii. ;'uir'sk j't'omrt ftUnvitrelrd. 'l trdan l, hirer'iaugrct, eritr WNNilmoto, ('erroge Pklurnlty, ired. Otri:'ew. lrs,, ciii ...

... INADEQUATE HOUSING BILL. The Women's National Liberal Association opened its eighth annual conference on Tuesday at St. Martin's Town llall, under the presidency of Mrs. Bryce, wife of Mr. Bryce, M.P. The president was supported by Mr. Sydney Buxton M.P., aud Mrs. Buxton, Mr. Humphreys-Owen, M.P. Mr. Bouverie Pusey and Mrs. Pusey, Lady Morgan Miss Ssasw-Lefevre, ire. Joseph Pease, and others. ...

... (fk-ENTII X EX\S. TAle. C~ofit, 0ho, fa'te pc.i 1it't GIAiic- Satictit I Jiltink of Petet.wo l v'iilt~ tvt~ elis.,i-gia.pl i' ?? 01J unlds tilt ?? 'Iri's bteen set,- tentlc[ to eieht; 3'Otit'S altt'izottIt,. ?? b'iy ste- iwas bvtwine ?? tntc '-ronlit'd at ?? tr ies tio Nctr-itey night. It, writ ztiirtvartt 6itt--', c ha w (IV ?? Wet's to ?? aoill ou t.. :i ?? V e -maC tei remains worn fojundl ...

... UMNTI GEN PThXS y, D TRETY C)AUSE DEATHI 9 RATRAQ DIART _TAi'TIENTS, AT I ?? S. :.LiJ~tr rtiionsbnety :lI. tflat-il1eik otrr 30P5*40 4 the oQsetlinr!31 oi th e i IIOsae 4t 93) S he bol-i.3y oi' 'L i lidi-wI u I )ql 00,1err;| FhnI1;3y WS dsorl, fi;i1 . 01tf', O hi ?? rtl~nt isn5 s e aliothI ( vros Jot Iife: omid deresr4md, bel qa'ynj 'Silt m/et v;;!M Ff4) eitt l Vtmir h ?? e tleimng bo rid . ...

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... The record of the bloody work of the company pro- moters' Government, occupies so much of our space that we have been unable to notice many important communications received during the week. TRANSCENDENT BRITISH VICTORY. - The Lord God Almighty, who says Vengeance is mine, exacts The MOST TERRIBLE VENGEANCE for MAJUBIA HILL by enabling ONLY 40,000 British Troopsr end 50 Guns, led by the most ...

... IAN 'TU.ITra? Cr, _ENT loiisiidiaily and csollcctcivelv. tho SkicalocaS XVere rncain-o ptit it. ci)c1ily. 1Jh1ere rwere rivs of t'Jcn.: the lothc, three oous, and a &icghter. Thr; 7rce trers ltoo i eria to marry an.l the qirl ?? nos or' en asked th! so they lived, all togethic, in sa ticref;-voouruC I bvicnmpyi on.e of tisP he-m frsx)E in *Vi:1rawe ra- Ahbou-t tlclbcuuspy luey kept a dog, ...

... FURTHER- CASUALTIES- YESTERDAY. The following list of casualties was issued at the War Offico yesterday- From the General of Commounications, Capetown, to I the Secretary of State for WaVr:- Capetown, Jan. 12. Referring to nmssing casualties, Cnlosburg January 6 receiveft following particulars fromn Pretoria anid Bdloomtonteiu: 1st sU POL!3 R GIMHENT. Dlied ef wounds: C'aptnin A. IV. ]l-riavo; ...

... UOIP:XAoT : WUlSrDAI7 . TO I'1(flig rDl!TOJ. Or EYcNOfl.$'s NUMW$u'f Sr#0-I a1 'rery gid to s oee.thbat tile presslu.i; bl'o°g -to bt opo tim &vernment in reference: to thle arimy conaract scandals is likely to -beatr uoe f i t t. ilh .a big orop, II ee~~~sA; ~ m r~n~hIf'~''01 ' ?? ~a ?? i ' 01) 'l ?? Somnethmn- ?? I was one of the fii't, \vmiters to O;ffll attell- tiou to the necessitv of ...