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POLITICAL CADLDRON
EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S
MOVEMENTS.
TOL NOT MIX IN FACTION FI32IS ,
Barbecue ut Shcliiyvlllc , I ml. Mc-
Klnlcy'a and Frye's Kansas D-tes
Cancelled People' * 1'iuly Head
quarters Moved to To'v'Icn
Senator Mills Seriously 111
I'olltlcal Notes.
SHELBY VILLI : , Ind. , Sept. 29. The
Democrats of Eastern and Central In
diana held a grand barbecue here to
day. At the fair grounds , enclosed in
a quarter mile of rope and guarded
by half a hundred special police
men , were sixty tables , each
forty - eight feet long1. Ten
beeves , twenty calves and 2,000 loaves
of bread were used for the feast. Af
ter the parade General Stevenson ad
dressed the crowd. Congressman
Warner of New York , Senator Turpie ,
and other distinguished Democrats
made addresses.
Cleveland's Plans.
BUZZARD'S BAY , Mass. , Sept 29.
Ir. Cleveland said last evening : "I
shall leave for New York on the Fall
River boat Thursday evening. I have
no idea as to when I shall return to
Gray Gables. "My plans are very un
settled , but I shall not attend any
meeting that I know of now. There
is one tiling , however , of which I am
sure , and that is that I shall not mingle
in any political complications. "
McKlnley's Kansas iates Cancelled.
TOPEKA , Kan. , Sept 29. The Re
publican national committee has can
celled Senator Frye's appointments in
this state and it is probable that Gov
ernor McKinley cannot be secured.
Foraker and Filley are the only speak
ers of national reputation outside the
state whom the central committee
have certainly secured.
One Thousand ami One Itallots.
MONTGOMERY , Ala. , Sept 29. At
Evergreen last night J. F. Stallings of
Butler county was nominated to repre
sent this district in congress oa the
1,001st ballot.
At Decatur General Wheeler was re-
nominated without opposition to suc
ceed himself in congress for the sev
enth time.
People's Party Headquarters IHovml.
TOPEKA , Kan. , Sept 29. Chairman
[ Jreidenthal of the People's central
committee arrived here this evening1 to
open headquarters. The People's party
eaders are greatly elated and expect
to place a large force in the committee
ooms.
Michigan Populists.
LAXSING , Mich. , Sept 29. The Pop
ulist state convention was called to or-
ler to-day by Chairman Nichols of the
state central committee. It is a di-
ninutive affair , but fourteen counties
jeing represented.
Mike McDonald to Be Imli-tcd. j ? jg
CHICAGO , Sept. 29. The grand jury
this afternoon decided to indict M. C.
McDonald for attempting to bribe Jus
tice Woodman with 300 to influence a
decision in favor of the Garfield Park
Track.
Senator Mills Seriously 111.
CORSICAXA , Tex. , Sept 29. Senator
Roger Q. Mills became seriously ill
yesterday. Hard campaign work has
caused a return of the grip from which
he suffered last winter and from which
he never entirely recovered.
CAUSED A SENSATION.
Dr. Schroedor's Kemarks on the Poya's
Temporal Power Criticised.
NEWARK , N. J. , Sept. 20. A speedh
made last night by Dr. Schi-oeder "of
the Catholic university of America re
garding the temporal power of the
pope has caused a sensation among
tilt ? ICU < U JJ.U.U1UU1. Ui XJIUJ. llJiliL llbllUlAUO
who are now in the city attending the
German Catholic congress. He is se
verely criticised by some who say that
the remarks made by him will cause
dissension in the Catholic church and
do harm to the Catholic cause. Irish
Catholics especially object to the re
marks.
The remarks of Dr. Schroeder were
directed to the subject of the pope's
temporal power. lie demanded its re
storation and said absolutely that
there was no compromise to be made
with the so-called liberal element of
Cahenslyism.
"When Rome has spoken the cause
is ended , " thus spoke Archbishop Corrigan -
rigan before the Young Men's Catho
lic society about Cahenslyism , which
he practically declared was a dead is
sue. He spoke in reference to
reports that the views of
Cahensly were held by the
congress and that the German re
union was a step in the direction of
the separation of Catholics according1
to their nationalities. It had been
said that the archbishop favored the
plan fathered by Cahensly , but his ut
terance left little doubt as to his pres
ent views.
The resolutions which were pre
sented at the secret- session to-day are
said to be of the-same purport as Dr.
Schroeder's speech. Dr. Hagen , chair
man of the committee on resolutions ,
is guarding these resolutions carefully
and will not give out anything for
publication.
The priests' society went into session
at 11 o'clock to discuss many questions
on organization. This afternoon the
young people's societies met for the
last time.
A British lyarshlp to Rescne Sealers.
OTTAWA , Out , Sept 29. Notwith
standing the denial from London that
a British man-of-war'had been sent to
Siberia to secure , the release of Cana
dian sealers supposed to be held pris
oners there by the Russians , H. C.
Tupper , minister of marine , says the
man-of-waiiis now on the way there.
Faderowikl Seriously 111.
PARIS , Sept. 29. Paderewski , the
pianist , is seriously ill with rheumatic
fever in this city.
THE world of music suffered i
distinct and positive loss in the
denth of the popular musical direct
or , Patricks. Gilrnore. While not
a great musician he was highl }
successful as n director , coupling
with his musical attainments
shrewd business tact and excellent
judgment as to what the public de
sired. Therefore , while not rank
ing as a musician with Thomas or
Damrosch or Seidi or Sousa , he
acquired greater popularity than
either and made for himself a uni
que place among the musical di
rectors of his time , The Gilmore
concert had a character and qual
ity peculiar to itself and Gilmore
was the most picturesque of con
ductors. His aim was to please
the people , and in this he was pre
eminently successful. The thor
ough musician and the exacting
critic found more pleasure in list
ening to the Thomas orchestra in
its best days , and the Marine band
as now constituted is unquestion
ably a superior organization to the
Gilmore band , but the last appeal
ed to the popular taste and hence
has been uniformly successful.
With the great mass of people the
lighter and livelier music will al
ways be first in favor , and it was
the admixture of the classical and
the plain or simple music , each
rendered with care and conscien
tiousness , wnich gave the Gilmore
concerts their popularity with all
classes. It was a characteristic ,
also , of these entertainments that
they nearly ahvays included one or
more national airs which appealed
to the patriotism of the people.
That Patrick Gilmore rendered a
very great service to the cause of
musical culture cannot fairly be
questioned , though the stickler
for the purely classical will very
likely be disposed to deny him his
rightful place among those who
have contributed to the popular
taste for and appreciation of high
er music. He will be missed by
the audiences who found attend
ance iipou his concerts a source of
pleasure and education. Bee.
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What is
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's proscription for Infants
and Children. It contains
neither Opinin , Morphine nor
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Da. O. C. OSOOOD ,
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stead of the various quack nostrums which ore
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II. A. Ancmcn , M. D. ,
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Wagons , Road Carts , Buggies.
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL , CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ,
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
GEORGE HOCK NELL , President. B. M. FREES , Vice President. W. F. LAWSON , Cashier.
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E. H. DOAN , PROPRIETOR ,
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t lT0 ! am prepared to handle all business in my
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