c Was Eonsciouo to the Last
and the End Was Painless.
W
WWWWT DISEASE.
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I. near-germa- Ila w... with
I W 'flut Was Intel-national.
' { nun-smooc- Amt-to! lulled
rm at an outage III-rm ran.
PM K. Y., ".3ept air-General
JameoW.Mdied at hisrccirleneeln
tanning-intuit o’clock qu night. At
:hlstlcathhcdthegcwercDrWanMr
0‘
1! 's with and Wham», William
and J. W. Busted, Jr.-—andhlstwo daugh-
ters, lira. 11m Should and mm Busted.
- Busted was taken ill on his way
to the Republican «Invention in June last.
He left New York with the Republican
(1% and More he arrived at Minne-
mpolls hc'wnstakcn down and it was lured
. howould expire before arriving at his day
titration. As soon as he was stricken some
of those on board at the train administered
hint adoae of modiclne,snditwossaid that
Itwasanoverdoee and caused the illness
trumwhlchhe died last night. [Afierthe
convention he m brought home to Peeks
killinaspeeialcarand removedtohisresi
nuns w. Hrs-run.
deuce, where he remained in bed hovering
between life and death erer since. The
general passed away very [mmlully nut!
waswnsdms to the end
(loner-l llnsted‘a Career.
James W. Busted was born :11 Ballard
Winchester county, this store. in um
Alta preparation for college at the Bed
lord my be graduatml at h :Ilv lll H34
0030‘ lb college mates luring ( lqurIrI-y
N. Dcpew, in alterlileoneo! his most in«
timotelrlsnrlo.
Hr. Hunted studied law with Erhard
WellslnPcehnkill, and was admitted to
the New York bar in 1857.1letimr on
m in the practice of his pmitmion
While taking a deep I'utrnst in stute
politics.
. Fwarerthirty yI. I.I~.l.e main nttiw 1-...
W lilo. Among the (Idlers lu- hrhl “no
that u! superintendent of schools sch-III
, deputy superintendent of
“tel-Inna department harbor master
Mannheim“ and deputy cap
kinda: port 01 New York He invaria-
bly took an active interest in the Sntional
and d the state, and WM himself a mem-
hrdlt, urrlngwrlge advocate of the
In latte-at Convection.
Wilmadwasan uncompromising
Minn hum 1860, and attended the
convemlonaolthe partynradele
”IBM 1”). Issuers-name. In
hswasacsndldatelorototo treasurer,
w- detected by BohertA. Maxwell.
11mm.” amber and weaker
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aequ lame
Bowl-a :deand a hard 1
IE
unwritten sanctum otpnrllamexn
tsry Bhuhrottttothoa-ushly was
In 1“. Watches!» clarity
and he use sanitation-1y Imus: until
an hibisltcryearhcm elected on
tum ltocklanrl county and
w- ads“ from that county in In»
limos Wm mama 1800
to serve his old nou-
bosom-dosed
not!” than asyottnerman who has
was“... ..
Ills nutty.
“was a gram whole
scaled. .
Mai war-at perusal friends all over the
a.» to is- Home MW
nowhere
thotown
' Mists friends,
dorplyfelt as in
thnHoofish-
Eco?
fl '- win-tor
. about: norm “that.
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e
out no Isadora: thflnnfl and complete the
neutron with the “Indiana mpony.
" _ ha When at WWI."-
With Patrick Mt” Gilmoro‘ a death
the princaol American Inndmnsterssuda
world tamed musical conductor palms
away. livery man, woman and child in
thiooonntry knew at him hyrepntation,
and thousand. on both tildes of the Atlan-
tic have wntohul him do he M with his
baton the sweetest, grandest, and when oo-
caaioa required it the must terrific Itrnlns
lmmtlw thehnndroda oi instmrnanto which
to vintrollerl.
”my. 5 native horn Irishman. no man
was more thoroughly American than hein
ptrlotie ardor and love at his adopted
country. fiioantltems dedicated to the na—
tion have ever inspired his lintwemand
the pemnality of Gilmore has neler tailed
to arouse love and admiration.
Born in County Galway on Christmas
day, 1929, Gilmore came to Bordon when a
lulu! sixteen. Bo hadnlrcady become-
hrllliant performer on the comet ‘
He became the leader of a hand in 1851,
and More the rebellion had, with his
lamous Bordon brigade, Suffolk and Salem
organizations, given no less than 111130011—
certs. He and his musicians were in great
demand during thefllticsst national (:1ch
and played at. dthc imaginations 0! Pierce.
Buchanan and “north.
liq Gare Them “Yankee Doodle."
ll- wns at the famous Charleston conven-
tion, which followed the outbreak o! the
civil war, that just nlter adjournment
cries went up l’ora war hymn. “(jive us
The Marneillalaci’ " shouted a man in ste II~
torian voice. Gilmore“ a loyalty toil-I stairs
and Stripes mused him to ume his baton
and cry, “Gite tin-III “Linker: limllc,‘
boys!" Amid )ells 0! dc rision from sym-
mmrs uitlr the tumult-mic cause the
played the tune through. it was fol.
Iowa! by “llnil Columbia" and The Star
Spangled Banner. " Gilmore was roundly
denounced by members of the cum eution.
but he got away from Charleston' In may,
returned to Boston, and inducing every
oneofhiamusicianstoguwith him joined
the Second Massachusetts volunteers.
With that regiment Gilmore participated
in the Burnside expedition to tlu: Cam-
llnas. Later on (lenerslh. P. Banksplnml
him in charge 01 all the bands 0! music in
themnmeni o! the Gulf On March 4,
1861, at the inauguration of Michael llnhn
a governor of Louisiana. Gilmore gun: a
grand national concert in which he induced
10,111) public school children whom he had
tniined In national airs to take part.
At the close of the our Gilmore returned
toBoston nud i‘i'rtllllll'il his unnurnl lot-1-
tlcn there. He organized the mamnmih
peace jubilee: III" lF'ZJ and l87'3, in which
over 20 11)“ people and .2,111) musicians, to-
gether with the III :51. lulu]: of Europe, pun
fidpalcd. To :11 ummtulntv those stupen-
dous festiutls buildings holding 30,111) and
50,111) pmple nspectitely Were eroded at
an expense of nearly summit). M r. liil-
mom's services wen- revmnlod by the cum-
mittu- and ritizeus of Btis‘lun u ith pulse-ma
amounting to over trims), a
lie I'm-red "on World.
in 1873 Gilmore went to New York and
became lmndmnster of the Twenty second
regiment. During the succeeding, thm
yearn begun; over 111) coucertsin Gilmore 9
(now hits-limo Square) Garden. In 1571i
Gilmore and hisi -I:IIl were mu- 0! the HI.-
"actions ut tlzz nit-nuiml exhibition in
Phllmlelpli'. I. l. played daily in the main
building ilu: lug the next two yours he
gave lIuIIIlI‘mlsol concerts in cities till the
way from Bangor to Hon Franck-am. in ma
hetook his hand to Europe. gore concert»
in the principal-cities and won a medal
trim the World's exposition in Paris.
For fourteen cpnsecutircleasonsGllmon
played to huge audiences at Manhattan
, L. 1., and during the winters (or the
past eight years has had nmrI'eloIIs .‘llli‘l’t'flti
fl
’ Inmgagemeuts nt Innis-Mlle and Human.
City expositions. as well no at St. Louis
W“ wharehc
Perhaps one of the moat pleasing ind
dents cl Gilmore s life was that 01 New
Years ere lain. At It! unlock midniIdIt
his band of 111) pit-ca played to :1), (II) pet»
plain trout o! the New York city hall The
ldcahad been suggested by Gilmore him
self to welcome the 400th annivenary o!
the disooveryol the American comment.
It a popularhit
home had composed many tnnetul and
patriotic hits of music. A national anthem.
‘Nanm” dedicated to the American
republic, and the ‘Tcenty-osmad Regi-
ment Mun-II, " are among the most popular.
Blown Through a Door. ,
Borrow, Sept Muriumtor Lochlln lilo.
Cullnm, of I’IIrti‘ albumin, lint” mu blow II
through the front door or iii-I house and
Into the street by a natural goo t‘IlllMlDll
Why in bio mom'shuaoo In St. Rom-
ano. For sometime his condition was pre-
muthlauowoatoldsngu.
n. M W I’sltd.
Dunn". n—d'imothy “summon
aid that rather than lettho Perla {undo
“bitumen-lulu of Vance the Parnell-
ltaware willing that theyhe wittalroom
Ind rainwater! in the name» a! two Pan
Millie- and two anti- l’arnollitt-o.
_... .... mw
Ma III M a Bank.
Ito-urn Wra ,Iiept. int—Snipe”: (Pet's
hank m’ law “from.
the teller. was «hot in the . amt 9..eg
hurt while "all!“ I m was
rho-hr». and woman. “Futon
secured
mum!!!»
mm... lip Ia. neural...
PIERRE. 3. ll, Supt. 2ti.—- lIIIllmI runners
truths on: Iguana have Inga working
mg or on along 1 ~ Cheyrnns
thorium tlrémpt to secure their did in
“Illa-routine“ sit-It nthot at two years
Ian.
- W. -wuw
'I'tok All tho Bank's Maury.
Hit". Ark., M. can“. 19.1mm“,
cashier of the
mflhfimm “e :mhigaw:
residuals m
, armor-mafia. -
“llamas-rm. (7m... sent. Inward»
luthlscltftainorraoodhynmmln-
t to tho duh withln tho
PBLlTICS‘Ill l lilUDDLE.
.An Interesting Enigma About:
the New Electoral College.
Rational Committee;
Pluhlhlllonlot (':I -~ in if.» III-wilt
liken“! Was the Only I)»: llllgihlotmzl
(In Re Declared to time been Iiiwctctl.
WASHIME'I’ON. SI ;: \‘r illinm Walker,
In It letter to the" .. I. ii: Pm: . miseu 3
queation in collimation III.“ tin . .ppzmch-
in; election that may be of lnxp‘mnxvte. mi
it certainly is of inter-Jot. llel’u rim: to the
generally muted film-r5 rim .1 k IUlIciol'Ill
college a! me will contain tutor as, Mr.
Walker says:
“Pumgruph “2, section I, article “.5 o! the
constitution is us lullrm
“ ‘l'lach state shall I.” int lllafiilifll Imm—
nernstlle legislature tin-mil mall deter:
mine a number of 1'lr ' :II to the
whole IIIIIIIlIcr of 24mm! .2 apt-v.71 mu-
tires to which (Etc state may be entitled in
the confirm-V
It Amhi' "y filly-t ll"!
question. ls it the one in exiotoncu or
one in the future? The, Filtylixinl mn-
grt‘ss, Ilium which in hit-ml the ill elm—
torul wins, cannot exist until aim; I’z-u
next president and vice prmivim: :imll
hm’eJIt-I'Ireltmtul. ll the IIII-IIIlII-rsiiip of
“It! Flftysecmttl mngh‘rss elmll Ilr'It'IIlIv tlII:
election in case there should not he Ivu «lee,
tlon by the electoral college. and nut the
Fifty-third congress, why is it that on 149.1"
lord college based on (he new uppm'I'wII-
merit-under which the Fifty-«hint mngrms
is to be elected in to decide the eioctimx?
"Each political putty serum to be acting
upon the some premises token II_ ' you. but
would it not be wire In consider this q I. 5
tion In time In amid “lull. mi: .;llltMI"L in
Its: into a dangerous compile. Itiun
Who Is Vermont's Grin rum?
Now Yours, Sept. tot—Jinnilpgrb. Smal-
ley. member of the Dcmucmtic IIIIIi-mni
committeonml laternemulldnu: {or rem-r2:-
or of Yenuont. announcers that lie liar;
mules (l'nzmvury which will if coup-eta!
give to Allen. the l’rrIlI'IlIiliuuist c:I:zslIIl;I:.-.
the omen of governor of \rrmnnt. Iiir
Smulir y said thnt while lIIII .i YL‘CC‘ .vut lmt
l.31)orl,500r,otez he was tlI- l:
(lute {or the Mllli‘ll uh ., ln I ll: ~
conclusions“! buriil l. :Ilmllilll‘n. .I7r I... the
Republican. and (' hnimmn llnrrit). of the
Demon 'l‘i’ltlfi‘ ll'lllll ll" lli‘illll’ ‘ll‘lflt't', Iih‘ Fm
B1. rulvzcr ul' CIIiilLWl both clmlnnen MII‘
issued ncirculm‘ lem- -r whirling um i" r-
sum who may lime bun nmninmmi f..I
[Innirlunilsl elumrs Win; :In- dim: um II!
notional luluknnr Irlm lmlIl piilllll.‘ “5......
of trust to withdraw for four that Hwy
might prove to he Ineligihln
“The (not is' said Mr Srunile}. “that
under this cormructiua hath Mr. Fuller.
the Republican modulate for gm r-mur in
Vermont, and myself were ineligible
for we are both directors": a national bani:
The constitution oltlu mm of 1 Win w i».
very rigid on this palm. mu! he- 1 .. l i7
log Mr. Fuller's l'lt'f'llllll it wiii . mom
several mt'lanhoUT Iiu- \‘enuout lr':.'t-~1.tllirl~
from being sworn in."
ltl
Perms; lumiu lirpuhliran ( Inhs.
Willlllit‘l‘iiill‘ Sept 21“., m “Iii. Stat.
Leagueol qulilimn 1'lnlIsuIll lilt“l iII
thiseit) un \\' edumlny. and preparation.»
(or the event are about completed. “I!
llamapu rt will be bonclsrmn-ly alum-aim]
andlllumiuniul. 0n \\ eIlnr-Iulny owning
previous la the mass meetinustlIIs-ewlll
beaparndo participated in by the visiting
clubs. A large number n! prominent
speakers lune been engaged. 'l'Lv listin-
cludes Judge 1 -nney,ol New York: ('nn
grossmau limr ellr- III Maine; tieuertl
Hastings. of Iieilelonte; \layur Sttutrt, of
Philadelphia; James F. Burke, of the na-
lionalcomndttoe: State Chainuan lleIIlIxr
andothcrs. . .. m-— _
l‘lahhaek Wants-d East.
LII-n! R01 11,81,111. 26 ~lim enmr elect
l'lohback arrlrul here lrom Fort Smith and
will-tart tor I'ew York. He goes ms: in
respects to the iolluwlug tr-
Dnocu'nc Karlont. t unlit-tar. I
Now You, BopL‘J i
non. Willbra ll Mix-ck:
I! Dun Governor alum me to mm
punish you on the encouraging rmxil in
your state and the great maynrtry you re-
colvql. lam instructed by the national mm-
ulttoo to my to you that you would he of great
service to In. Moor-Cy n! title-Wt. them
that. new Jam, ‘and
sinus-mach ”Inca-yon pasthiym in the
ahavutatoor ll. II hits: mar.
Chairman Speakers Committee
can" Vinita Washington-
Wnsnrxm'os, 899L215.th II. Cur-
ler, ell-lanolin! the llrpnhlimi national
committee. mt Sunday in Washington.
and was in molar-nae with a number n!
ofldala upon political matters. Among
thoaewhomheoawwcreliecmryotritare
3%?” will”??? “""m’
It, to film
W. I m... 3...... '-
to: ammmm‘nnlengre upon l'llllt' -r gm" ob-
s or t We at the com-
pdmlladld any,howowr, that the ite-
ruinous would carry Sew York. New
amen-outlast.
run In llulhlo.
Burrow, Sept some.» till) at .-
mammotloglme Battmlay night. tolda
III. Minter that he was lit-m to mittmto
til-election nr- Clog-ism and Momma
and flat than. mauled no «Intonation
comm.
WM Cullen.
Demon's it", lam.
ill. Dicklnoonand
Ir. 01mm,“ Mr. victim
thspI-Iatwnoukln
o
In what: W
“mamas.
elimination who
yesterday and
“Which coup-em does this refer to? in the .
Indiana. Willyounul v
Sept. manor ;
andJoahIh Quincy called on ‘
W
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It is made from
the best lull,
and never varies.
None
Suck»
Makes an every-clay (mime: oi an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Ptxrc Food Expositions. Each
package mains two large pies. Avoid
lmitations-vund insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
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mam! um at he I: I tr.» II:
Emu.- whlrdl- .I\r ntnwflthvhonr
Jay llwli‘fhtho innlth
mo» nnzr .. uwmla
Railroad Place.
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than.
I drII-tnr-nrsltn'ttr ntlynnthn t myth: 1 --
Iron I Iwr! T. roml’ upwind.) form an i. . .
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P l U MBI ill
I rmpcothill windtnshhrscl‘ hlln trou-
ago. i rcfet‘yto plumbing I hawlm done S.“ l s
pat-t raven can. iknth u lemploy at W.
or a. 1.0 i work have my” Immortal suite
mmh “MIMWW” ”nourish.”
6:71. A. '”'
v 0.1.8. Billnm am'l-irer' Complaints.
Dizziness. like" Hoadwh W0
.nypm‘atw rg't
peti 0amoeh. K15:
III») ’ironhlen(10:115thl
Hulk:
(: lwi-ru Morbun mull ilIeI‘lmntlsrn. lt
Hume!
lll‘l presence of Cholera in
I Now York hay, its opp 31-4
once in Kev: York ultv Imvl its
suspetztul urtmucc
state, as l'i‘pnl'l'll from .
min
Ii.
to compel its 'ubsvur‘e mun our
lllltlht. hr in successfull} IIIIIIi‘Iut
it if discovered ulti: us.
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for l’uliliv .iuxety den.» 4s that:
the moat r-ii'cctivI-strpa 1- taken
to mew. its coming. “"1. in t‘m
Tul’v‘llllnlgllt, IPVCII n5 though tin-
Asiaiie wnurgn was kuurking :5”.
our darn-s. _
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lll.‘“:i:~‘.’, it Is not mum in Is in
tlta‘ 1": b1 .u‘l: Y.
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exist Imlwx'
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III-57:. ” I‘Mm and
u. l.‘.. l-- liziilll'l‘l'3illl1ll'lg~ thnugi;
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llml .Iu (tin-ling place.
“1' l
lllt' l'llltllt‘v :I careful :Iv‘z
uniform urgi- upon
main!) II
the estuliliwlwd rulm of health.
. “sanitaryI'unliiiit’ms filltlllltl i. -
rrniovmlmu Walt'l’iful Itl't'l'blfll"
{J ill-
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tin .lthr‘IiviiuIqu all (“Minus its.»
h ring ii.tlI.
'l'h- f'nml :Inlsiwu m. may»
uIIv ll s'fwauing n.‘ all Iu‘I-IItm-s
.m i mania. the removal at all
filial (ill'l 4. ll)" tl:r7lltl.‘.'l‘-
ling: «If all
garb e7...
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1le v. nspnala
ll (Ullllllt'llii;§ ii pm".-<I:zcil it!
lrl its how,
illul iv» the fur; that £31m-
Ieniiun :n logs. 21;? :z:
I'I'ltu
lend I-II';LII§;.’ uml In'gtzlar llama
" llri Vii?-
in... ill'i' mostly anmup;
run-ly take clmlrm.
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alliitltfll iliill dirty."
lt haspmks II cheerful and
the
people in its cll’urts to guard the
I
I hourly t'tl-Oln‘l‘lllltlll from
‘v " kumliurln
I» ' - 9 "H'rnt one»
'3‘: v! . tam.
1"" ." .3» Street,
Irv vo :W‘tPilli ”T. 07.1!“
town from the inmmlx of posit
ll' '01 t! or dine: l‘ie.
Nurwulk, (‘UIIII.,
the lath, 1392.
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L". B. (.‘mu 11mm, Sec'y.‘
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The Committee of the Nurwalk
Sup tcmlu’r
I
cum I! I‘ll. 0'
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was; Jilltlllls
,
hard of Health.
Wanted “
“MIRA?“
ll. III-ling f-I \lli: I. y. “3
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pm.
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slam-z 1mm
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term.“ 4 niihm Imp! E :m on of diseases; two
doctors told u. e I’m Ill (in m: thin:I tor mun,
ilmtl would new in any br:.ttrr
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