CANADA WANTS
th* Choir Mag. It.SFlsM Withe«*
Montreal, Deo. IL—The strong un
dercurrent of sentiment throughout
Canada favorable to a «»paratiou from
Great Britain and the establishment of
an independent Canadian republic on
thia continent has begun to taka tan
gible sh-pe. The organiaatio« of in
dependence dub* baa been in active
progres* during tbe part five ot six
months and a convention has bean
called to meet in thia city in March
next, with tbe objeet of federating all
group* and clubs of the dominion.
Until then tbe chief work will be to
group individuato favorlag tbe inde
pendence movement throughout Can
ada; that ia. to effect the co-operation
of all those who favor national inde
pendence by pacific means.
The Associated Presa correspondent
1* informed that tho movement is gain
ing ground rapidly in tbe rural dis
trict*, especially in Port Neuf, Drum
mond, Granby and the most remote
districts. Two organiser* are trav*l-
Ing in the Interest of Canadian inde-
pendence clubs throughout Canadian
center* in the United States and in
tbe eaatern township*, where the idea
seems to meet with great favor.
An important meeting wae held last
night in Montreal. The meeting was
secret, but tbe Associated Press obtain
ed a odpy of tbe by-laws and constitu
tion which were adopted. Tbe pre
amble, whioh to perhaps tho most im
portant part of tbe document, reads as
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Opposite the Chapel of the Sacrament
is the chapel of the Choir. St. Peter's
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No musical Instruments are ever need
in th* Sistine. la th* choir, on tbe con
trary. there are two large organa. Tbe
one on the west side to employed on all
ordinary occasions; It to over two hun
dred year* old. and to tuned about twe
whole tones below tbe modem pitch. It
to so worn out that an organ-builder to
In attendance during every service to
make repairs at a moment’s notice.
The bellow* leak, tbe stope «tick., seats
pher.” and the pedal “trackers” an-
hook themselves unexpectedly. But tbe
canons would certainly not think M
building a new organ.-'
Should they ever do eo, and tune the
instrument, to the modern pitch, th*
consternation of the singers would be
great; for tbe music 1» all written foi
the existing organ, and could not be
performed two notee higher, not to men
jority of the Hawaiian people would tion th* confusion that would aria*
welcome a return to the mouarohtal . when* all the music Is sung at eight
follows:
institutions.
Lilioukalani has been Thl* to a fact not generally known, bat
“This association shall be known as under the surveillance of the Hawaiian worthy of notice. The music sung Is
tbe Independence Club of Canada, and government ever since the last native St. Peter’s, and. Indeed. In moat Boman
shall be composed of all persona desir uprising. She seems to have taken
ous of obtaining" political liberty and advantage of the first opportunity given
tbe mdepenaepoe of Canada.
by the pardon to leave tha isUnda
* manuscript, and la the property of tbs
’'Its objects shall be:
choirmaster, or, as Is the case tn St. Po
“First—Ths study of tbe Canadian
ter'a. of the chapter, and there to na
TRAGEDY OF THÍ 8EA.
copyright in ft beyond thia fact of ae
tual possession, protected by the simple
"Second—The encouragement of a
plan of never allowing any~mnaician U
true national spirit amongst the popu
Vigo, Spain, Deo. IL—Tbe Italian have his part In bis hands except while
lation.
steamer Sailer, formerly the properly be Is actually performing IL
“Third—To obtain tbe liberty and of the North German Lloyd Company,
In the course of a year the same piers
independetaos of Canada -by legitimate foundered off Uorruna ColeiLtdu, on may be sung several times, and the
Chorister* «an«^
insv wwwull?
Iwama ■ aswitimlnFmel
and pacific means.”
.. •^^■resss*
’M111*1 u I etj
the Spantah oqaat, in the reoeut heavy Old
gala.
with a good deal of the music In this
ELEPHANT TO BE EXtCUtED
There were 810 passenger* on the way, but never otberwtee. Mosart 1*
Salier. Her crew was composed of reported to have learned ADegri's Ml*
sixty-Uve men. All on board perished. erere by ear, and to have written. N
The Sallier’s passengers oondated ot down from memory. The other famou*
Chicago, Deo. IL— Gypsey, the fa 118 Russians, 86 Galicians, 81 Span Mtoereree, which are now published,
raona old oirous elephant whioh killed iards, and one German. The steamer were pirated In a almllar way. Th*
was bound from Bremen to Brnnw choirmaster of that day was very un
Ayres, via Corrunna and Villagaroia. popular. Borne of the leading singer*
The passengers were mostly in the who had sung ths Miserere* during
steerage.
many years in succession, and bad thus
Harri* Niokel-Plato circus to aait her- _ The Baller war'a brig-rigged iron learned their several parta, met and
eelf. will be wiped off the earra with a steamer, and was for m-ny yearn in the put together what they knew into 6]
■broke of lightning. Mr. Harris -be Atlzntie' trade between New York and whole, which waa at one* publtohed. t*
"T~
the no email annoyance and dtocomll-
lieves that Gypsey will be of more use European port*.
tore of their enemy. But much good
tn humanity when made into soap, so
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P NAR DEL RIO
music to quits beyond the reach of th*
the animal will bo electrocuted at Tat-
public— Palestrina's best motets, air* by
teruil’s as toon as a date oaa be de
tl sssandro Stradalla, tb* femoas byms
cided upon.
of Raimondi, In short, a great musical
» Gypsey is well known all over the
BL Louis, Dec IL—A special to the ' library, an arch) vlo, aa th* Romans cal
United Stated and is considered tbe
■ueb a collection, all of which to practi
most dangerous elephant in captivity. Republic from Dallas, Tex., says:
The head of the local Cuban commit cally lost to the world.
She has toured tho country with the
It 1s wonderful that under each dr
Harri* combination* for- tan years and tee today received a dispatch from Key
'West making absolute denial of the
1* at present at tbe winter quarter* of
the circus. Last winter the animal es Spanish reports from Havana of the al
suit*. ALAmomenrs notice an organ-
caped from Its home and caused greet leged killing of Antonio Maoeo.
The ditpetch states that at V o’clock tot and sboht a hundred singers are
excitement on the West Bide by run
last night Maoeo was again in Pinhr called upon to execute a florid piece to
ning through the street*, damaging
del Bio provmoe, and that hi* army music which many of them have neve*
everything she same la contact with.
was making lucces-ful
operations seen or heard; the accompaniment Is
Before she was captured Frank Scott,
aginat Weyler’s force»; that since the
played at sight from a mere figured
her keeper, was killed, tho elephant
turning ot Weylers left flagk, Decem baas, on a tumble-down instrument tw*
stepping on him and oruahing out his
ber 1, Maoeo had captured more than honored years old, and the singers, bot I
life Sinoe then she has bad a dozen
1,800 stand* of arms and immense the soloists and the chorus, sing from
keepers. The men stay a week and re
sign rather than risk their lives in car quantities of ammunition, medicine* thumbed bits of manuscript parts writ
and commissary supplies.
ten In old-fashioned characters ou p*
ing for the animaL Yesterday the last
The dispatch also state* that within per often green with age. No one has
man in charge of Gypsey threw np Ijis
job and the big circus man, who is the next three days the Coban* ar* ever denied the extraordinary muslca.'
unable to find another keeper, has been likely to turn Weyler’s flank and win facility of Italians, but if the general
musical world knew how Italian eburck
poking food into • the animal with a a decided victory.
music is performed It would be very
clothes pole. Tiring of thia, he has
BIX YEARS FOR BOSGS.
much astonished.
decided to turn Gypsey over to science
It to no wonder that such music II
and lightning.
Manager Willis, of
sometime« bud. But sometimee It, to
the Harrie show, applied yesterday to
very good; for there are splendid voices
the collector for a. permit to electrocute
Olympia, Dex
among the elngers and tb* Maestri
the brute, providing the city authorities
thought there was enough electricity court today affirmed the judgment of Renal, tbe chief* rtganlst, to a man *1
in the sky. If there is not, be declares the lower court in the case of the Sum real Ulent aa well a* of amazing facit
he will up all the trolley wires in the of Washington, respondent, v*. G. W. Ity. Hie modernizing Influence to coun
city and send her to her fathers on the Boggs, appellau t Boggs was treasurer terbalanced by that of tbe old choir
of the City of Tacoma, and pUoed *80,• master. Maestro Meluczl. a flrat-rut*
rapid-transit plan.
000 of the funds of the city in the Ta- musician, who would not for his life
THE SULTAN
i ooma Trust A Savings bank, on which changs a hair of the oid-fasbi*ned tra-
be made a profit for himself by appro dltlona. Yet there are moments, oe
priating the interest. This const itotes certain day*, when the effect of tb^
a penal offense, and Boggs, being found great old organ, with the rich voices
New York, Deo. IL—A Washington guilty, was sentenced to six years’ im blending in some good harmony, to very
special to the World says: President prisonment at hard labor. The opinion solemn and stirring. The outward per 1
Cleveland has beep called to account by is by Judge Dunbar, all qf the judges, suaalvs force of religion Bee largely la
the sulUn of Turkey. An emphatic except Hoyt, concurring, and holda its music, and the religion* that have 1
protest was made yesterday by the that it was the intention of the law no «ongs make few proselytes. -Cen 1
Turkish government against the lan makers that an officer should receive tury.
guage used in the president’s message bis compensation through the medium
to oongrem respecting the massacre of of the salary provided, and should not . On benches so placed a* to command
Armenians and general conduct of the be allowed in any way to speculate a good view were tbe buyers, coarse-
government towards the Christiana in with money in his care.
looking Turks, whoee ealm, searching
the empire. The situation is said to
gase seemed to take In every detail,
threaten a rupture of diplomatic rela
New York, Deo. 14.—One formid □'be merchant conducting the sale
tions between the United State* and able addition to. the navy of the United stood before them, talking and gesticu
Turkey. Mustapha Bey, the Turkish States waa made today, when the moni lating with groat vehemence. He tarn
minister, it is rumored at the state de tor ram Puritan waa put into eoanmia- od to one of tbe pens, which was filled
partment, has intimated that, if some sion. It to thirty-two years sinoe the with young Circassian women, most of
«mend menu ar* not made by the presi keel of tho Puritan was laid, and four whom were very handsome. They
dent, he will be obliged to ask for hU years sinoe she was launched. Now were seated close together on tbe
papers and will return to Constanti- that she ia ready for service, she is re ground, in an attitude of llstleas de
nopla
garded, for defensive purposes, as su spondency, their white garment* flow
perior to navy vassals of tbe first class, ing around them, and as they gased np
while for offeusive warfare eh* is a lit at me with their aad, dark eyes, I fed
She to painfully how they must envy tbe free
plagile ia spreading everywhere. Tues- tle inferior to first-class craft
day there were flfty-fivo frech osso* and 800 feet long and 60 feet wide, and
thirty-seven deaths here. There have baa a displacement of 6,800 ton* Her
beta, inali, 1,186 carea and 804death*. equipment oonsistsof four 18-inch rifles
in barbette, ali Tour-inch rapi
In railroad building aoroee sandy rifles, six eix-poundet*.
tw^
desert* the French engineers are begin
ning to employ Iron ties.
man, who, ft appeared, wished Vo buy
ber. Hs proceeded to inspect bsr, very
much la the same manner aa be might
Blantyre, the chief town of British
have examined a horse or a dog. and
Central Africa, dated October >5, an London correspondent 'cableo as fol his decision was unfavorable; be turn
nounced the despatch of three British lows: The troth about the reported ed with a contepiptnou* movement of
columns against 80,000 warriors under agreement for the settlement of the the bead, and the slave merchant, In a
Chief Cnikus If, who invaded South-
rage, thrust back tbs unfortunate girl,
west NyaMaland and burned the Brit ■greed upon a joint peremptory demand who sank down trembling among bsr
ish missionary station besides masea- on Turke^for specific reform on th* companions tn activity. This arene wan
erring the inhabitants of a number of return of Neidloff, tbe Russian ambas a* much aa we could etand. aad we left
sador, to Constantinople.
But Raels
absolutely exoludsa coercive measures.
600.
iu connection with tbe commemora
tion of tbe Kbodinaky plain disaster
were more serious than previously re
ported. The ooesaoks bad to charge
the crowd, and 1,600 arrests were
mad* Grand Duke Sergius, governor
of Moscow, to intensely unpopular, and
ha* beendubbad"Dukpof Khodineky.”
A Ouve-Ie ■* o*n*y.
Loo Angeles, Deo. 14.—Private ^d-
vioes fron* Ogilby, CaL, wes* reoeived
tonigbt that several miners bad been
killed in tbe Queen mine, one of tho
properties of tbe Gold«« Orme Com
pany. Itia seid * cave-in ocourred.
- Your grocer will sell you
SchilUngs
and r£
turn your money in full if
you don’t like it
He is our agent to this
extent; and we want no
waa greatly In fever of whole aabBa^
Time and money apart in tenkteg aoff
gil« ill ng th* ears were tressed, a« tes
ter resulta were oteateed «tao ite