THE AMERICAN.
THC AMERICAN.
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WHAT I an anarchist r"
of the smdety of .leu.
A member
Titfc last until iiKiii lntii'it for tlx'
legislature In I, It Andrew of
seventh mtii I, Hi' would make n strong
Candidate,
MoYM don't forgot F.rnest Htulit when
you ln-lii figuring out who you will
have (or slate senator, Vou always
know where to llml him.
"TliKY nay" I'Yiink Johnson, llm fol
low Who WasllCCtlKed of Soliciting lll'lllC
from John Nelson, hn Ihtii uioiidcd
hy tho Isiurdof henilh. Wi ll Mil!
CAPTAIN MUX, la It a met llml Hi.'
state In, through you, holding soeurl
Hon taken from the defunct hank Hi
Kt in in y In ili'ii of slate fund "funned
out" to it?
A FltlKNI) Informed tut Tuesday Mint
Mr. K. W Hartos, of tin) First ward,
was not a Koinan. W humbly ajiolo
(tlo, Friend llurto; nnd any time you
Hi'Hjip townoomo nnd mom un und wo
w ill send out for tho cigars,
Tilts louder In tho lloinoslcad strike
were all Koiuhii Catholic; tiliio-tetith
of those rhgngod In the Fourth of July
(lulch, Idaho, iniiMMuere, cliilm Ui I in
, alien; whllo tlm leadtim In tho UiifTalii
Ntrlku am KouiuiiImIn, In It not tlimi to
rimtriot liiiiulnitlim.
, TUB fltrtt t for iotreHii Iiiim jiruotl
cully finrrownd down to Judjro Hoihid
mid W. H, HhiM'iiiiiker (in tlm dniuo
cial.lo nldii of thu houmi, and ), II,
Mnrtxir nnd JikIbb Heott on tho nt
Mi)illean dlilo, An helween thu tloiuo
, crn wo prufor Hhooinakori but ho
r CHti't Ifont an A. 1'. A. ri'iiubllimn In
ihiw dlHtrl.ii.
Auitftiu ban miKKcuted Mr, C. (),
I)leek im n eiimlliliitu for thn lyUlit
turo, W can hiMirllly nohoimJ that
nomination, H In a HwodlHlcAnmrl
(an. Tbero urn no Kwiidlnh-Hoinitn
tiny aro all truo-liluu Amnrli'imN, If
thn HwndcN want ri'ii'i'Hnntallon on thu
county tli'ket thlNfall, and they tlewrvo
It, niiinihii wo mako H (!, O, lyilieck,
A (iiir.AT many (Hinplit who Hv In
tho northern part of tho diy have U'en
Hieuklitif to un alxMit II, It, Ihildwln im
a Htiltublo piTKini (o Mnd to tho leglMlu
turn. Mi'. Haldwln In tho inerehant
who doN bimliiKMN at I .'Kill North 21 HI.
llo In hltfhly eilurnted, a ttt'iiilfimtti of
considerable ability and could Ixt triiNteil
to do what would be rltfhtand what
would bo for tll bent IlilereNtN (if Uoil(f
Ian county and Omaha, vo need niicIi
men In tho IcKhtluturti a Mr, Uuldwln,
Bomb tlnm ao wu Ink-routed our
aelf In tho eao of Frank Urban, a flnv
mini who bad been laid off for limub-
ordlnntlon, and tlepbouid AiUlioit
Chief Halter for Information, That
oflidul grew funny, and pretended In
eon Id not hear what wo mild, or under
Ninnd who or what our mime whn,
rinding explanation on that Klnt lim
(Miniilblo wo Informed him It made no
difforeneo who we wero, all wti wanted
to know wan why Urban wiin laid off,
Ife finally adinlttfd It wiw for ''InmiiV
ordination." When w lenrned that
wan tho prek'iided eituno, wo finked Mm
If It would not htiatfood thlnif ti lie
viwtlKato tho viimi )hi fore jfolriK before
tho Imitrd, t hat If all Urn atorle afloat
about thu cajilaln werw no, h whn tho
fellow who nhotild Ih NUHpended, Hulter
atiNWi-red that hn hud liHiked It up and
wbn aatlNfled, nnd added, iMianifully, "I
rmver tnakn a chartfo but what I make
ItNtlck.'' Hlriwt our telephone fntoi-
lew with Halter Jh t, tho captain,
ha boon reduced to thn rank for Out
very renNon that tho board of liro and
ytolloo (KitninlxNlonura beard of th
atorloa, Inventlifiitud them, "tiecarno
BatlNfled and mada th charifoN ullck'
Itimari Intidleraneo in IniIIi tho flro
and polliMi depaitmetitN In on the In
crciiNe, Chief Heftvcy nhould look ulUr
bin Iloman M'tti; he nhould put tho
, JiImIi out In tho Nuburba once In it
while and allow an American to have a
beat down town where ho can mak") an
m ri nl, iiieji a vear at leimt. Tin.! It (-
not doac to any great extent at premmt, W,
can be verified liy a glaneo at thu ln-ata
covered by tho two element, and by a
glanotj at tho men ehoie'ii a nai-y. iiuiH
and captain.
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tiiitnih if Hi-(iH "futhrr of watetN,"
and i'ii'H troiu t Mii'a rnn tl m. n
,,f iii.i iiimilM.'n I.
Th lr pii' imi tn thl i Hy hn
nit Wiiu , In titatty bii at a dHT Ui
ht nf Ihoelrt l llh il''llii'hfclml,sl
thai i )' i) Miin ltolvcii up t the
teaeliliiy of hl nolle onbr, will it. er
the ivi't'l ei ei'lilhleiieii of I'l-iithel'
Mrt,,ii nr nf llie t'llli'liN ui the iiui.
inuulty In w hit It he llvi .
Ithiix bioinht to mind the fact that
L (Imw liifaUlble fmu.ii. whohnvoRit
In Ht. I'etei'n (jelinlr have Hluilheini).
tUml tin Ir orih r, an I that only a few
dnj'N to the blH-phetuiiim preleiith'r,
tho primmer of thn Vatican, declared,
r.r rnfiiifrit, that tin' action of the I'Veo
MitNoimof Italy were nubverxl vo of fi
Htflon; Jet with all thene en wu from
tho holyV father ofwhat Nlaudlnjf
atfahmt It the order him tfcown to maj?
nlflccnt proport loin, 1 1 votarle arc
found In every I'llnui wherevi't tho
foot of man ha trod. Kvon with all
thcHc fumoN It ban Iihti'iihi'iI It power,
popiilnrlly and c1""' l In until l'o
hliiiNelf 111 iim t wonder If a "curwi I not
a lili'MHltiir, ami a I 1 -mm I i i ur a out-mi,"
whon ent forth from the fated "harlot
who all upon the bank of tho Tllmr."
It Iiiim demoiiNtratcd that rljfht will
alway Hiicceeil; that whlln the nrclr
enemy of MitNonry, of human prorew
of liberty and law wuk burning Itruuo,
nnd IIiimn; while It wiih iiiurdorln tin
Jew; while It wa revelling In all tho
horror of Ht, llartliolomow'a eve; while
It wa perNecullnuf the WaldciiNoH; tor
tiirliiir the Hohemlaii and trying to
ernh tho KngllMh rnd tho noble Hnotta,
Maaonry wiih biwy repalrlnif thn ruin
Home had wrought, giving hack to tho
world the art, rcMtorlug to It learning
and reviving eleuen until today In
Mpl tu of I tome-man In ahlo to moo "pro
grcNN1 writ ten upon overy country not
domlualcd by Homo,
Omaha lnw donn her wholo duty In
entertaining tho Knight Templar
and tlm HhrlnerN, In tho maiinor In
which they were entertained; and
Tangier Temple, and particularly Col,
II. IS. Akin, T. K. HinllK.roiigh, 1 K.
Winning, I,, M. Illicin, Dr. Ilnlly,
Tlmo, C, LIvlngNton, M, O, Muul,Jame
H, Franco and (Julav Andoraon, did
llHi'lf und tlii'iiiHi'lvi'H proHil by tho
thoroiighucN of all their arrangt niontN,
To allow bow completely every wlnli of
every peraon wiw anticipated wo have
only tti rpiolo the word of J, A. Wol
cott, of Chicago, Un Nuld: "Jf I
alighted from a cab, jumped olT a street
car, Nteppod Into a botei or bimlne
hoiiNo, a, meinber of Tangier Templo
wa there with ticket for anything
andoverythliig you might wlh, I net"'
wa Nothortighly miprUed In my Ilf
I wa when I wiw bow well Oitvit
undefNtood t ho art of cntorluloiit"'
vlNltir. Denver did will, but I th
Omaha excelled In r, I nIhiII never
get thl week, Yen can any h. M
demon and Mr. (JUrkn aro thu 7
kind of people."
BKKH TUK EVIL.
Attiirney-Oeneral (leorge j
of Idaho, one day limt week
tervlew, when peaklng ofj
alrlko In that Ntate, and of
of July (lulch miiBHiiere, nidif
"Tho trouble I over nor
and all of the mine have, I
third of all the men thevi
oiue are nearly full of uif .
ino, llieni Will IKI
men iimtii, ii i Miontrivft lino
owner would allow iiriluif , to
work again, I would nil . gov
ernor to order away tho J .. fViinor
row, Why there aro .itlm of
thoo men who are new 4ifa i aimwer
to conU'inpt of court who'ut impleading
that they am not Auierlcafi clti.en,
but are ubject of mine foreign jioten
tal. "Thn tmttnm of the whole trouble
lie with our Immigration law, that
allow ourahorem to heeouin thoilum
Ing ground for thn Idle, vlclou and
criminal cIiihc of oilier nation, I
hopo to live long enough to vote un
American ticket, onn that will ee that
Immigrant have the tieeenary moral,
mental anil oclal (iialilcit!lon U make
them trood clil.en. and not allow our
land to li tilled with hereditary an-
nrchi!, niich a we have had to cope
with In Idaho."
If wo had a few men like George II,
Holirt In emigre and In tho United
Hlater Ncnab, the Ntream of pauper,
criminal and vlclou Immigration
which I now flooding thl country
would (Kin lie checked, And uch men
mirnt 1) t)liK!ted, The oalvutlon of thl
country demanil that the low reHtrlct
Ing Immigration li fearlely and effec
tively enforced. Wo are all lntert'tod
In acelng thl evil remedied. Yon aro
IntercNtcd In thl, lw you a laborer or a
icaidtalltit. One da miffer a much a
tho other, Ha on your giuird.
TUB republican party In Nebraska
ha made one blunder thl year, Jf It
take Jlev, Tate off the ticket und fall
to put Tom Major on In hi place It
will mak a m cond one, Tho republl-
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In W lt. H nl l tltltiii.iinn Hull.
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1ltIHV HtMMl, AlillfT Wh.
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That tliiM f the At O. II., con
!n!n about twenty niildlerii. It wa ad
divMod by ll. li Adam, T. .I. Malimiey
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aim .until luiHit. iim' cieiimilico un
arraiigemetit wa cihiimw,.i1 uf Mitntu,
('orrlgan, Cahlll, Illckey and Kgan,
wiuie inn rec.'iiiion coinuiiiieo wan
maihi up of Morun, (Wrgan, tUtblll,
Met'orimiek ami Ityan. I It not t Inn
for Uncle Ham to lm awakened?
Wk. have taken tho agency for Itev.
.1. (i. White,' biMik. The whole act
only conIh .IMI. "Homo," or "Aurlcu-
Inr (!onfeHlon i:xpimed," I worth nioiv
than that amount. "Deed of Dark
ne" will aoon Iki out of the hand of
tin) binder.
OUH venerable friend Wortharti, of
I'awnee, did not get nlxty-thrce vote
out of the DiiuirliiH county ileleiratlini
fomtalo treiiHiirer, Whyy
Wondkh If Joe Hartley, If ho I elec
ted taU) treaMiircr, will allow Captj
Mill to turnover Hecurltle In lieu of
ciimIi that abould lm on band.
AT tho meeting of the republican
Ntiiki central committee, In Lincoln,
next Monday, every member nhouhl lm
prcHciit.
ROMANISTH INDUCE
A Young Man to Insult a Lady to a to
Mob Hildubrnnd,
UoilTAr., Neb,, Aug, m, lMt)2. Mit.
Kni'l'dtc Tbero I a young man down
hero who will not noon forget
Holiday, AugtiMt 11, JH2, Ml naino I
Chiimlmr, and lui clalirm to ba li pugll
lt from Norfolk Tho reiiMon Uiat day
will remain giwj jbi hi mind laa vlg
orou cow-hid iw wa ndmliiaterod him
on that day n a lady who ha been
boarding for, a abort time with thq
family of I'oNtmaNtr Illhlebrand, It
U rejKirU'd, twt yWing Chambem bad
circulated ,t'Ho nvry that ho Wa a
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,iiiJortood the buy v vak"d
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jiuiiig hid neif piv f(i Hiu
i Mr, Hlldf)raud 'cafiio fiV
,'(yrbadu Iflnt 'enUirlng' tlni
Hi until hi) learned how1 to uct
ie) loiiowing, or lat, Hundny youn
'haSilnim, accompanliKl ;l'( friend,
il!f d at the poudllee and igaln nked
'y CllamberN, mall," AIIIIdol,i'and
,pp(id Into the ofllco to wait on him,
one of the ladle Informed the artlwt
that her tradueer wa "out there," A
moment lutor ho hounded Into the
ofllco, adzed a whip ho biel concealed
behind a barrel, and begun to lay heavy
blow upon Chamber. He tried toe
cajM), but alio followed him to the door.
At that point he managed to wret the
whip from her, then, after a abort
druggie he pulled tho d'wir open and
ran down the Mt reet like a cared deer,
That evening a mob of about twenty
pemoiM formed and marched up to tlm
iotolllce to run tho artlt out of town,
Hh became frightened and wanted to
leave but thu potmator told her to
Jut keep hIIII and remain In the limine
and he would attend to thoe fellow.
Tiny Informed him that If he did not
come out they would come In and take
her. At thl point Illldehrand took
part in tho dialogue. He informed
them that the flrt man who
attempted that did ho at hi peril. He
then Informed them hat tiny mimt not
b un up ngalriHt hi building, that they
could hIiuiiI in tho Mtreet n long a
they wIhIiciI, but they mut keep clear
of hi property. After considerable
talk the mob finally dlnpcred.
Monday night tho mob re-formed at
the (.fllco of the Omaha Nnrnery com
pany, and bad among It member Jock
Dugan, a H, A M. engineer named
Hhort, Adolph I'etemon and alKiut a
down oilier HomanlKt, It wa re
organized for the purjHipao of tarring
and feathering thu lady who had, thu
day More, whlpjmd Chamber for In
Nultlng her, J
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ititfht th. y mil t t th iti ni t hi
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I ME. A IV A v m;ani; AIION
Il l..ti.t..l to Cut a Swmli in Lotl
I'oltl.l I let Fll.
The Im'tiiiv Riid th IkniU mi!, I liy
thn H-v. .1. (i. White, the aiitH 'at hoi le
leeliitvr, hile In I'latlKlliiiulli thl
wee have 121 veil relU'Wed 1 nl mutiii
totlie A. I'. A. nlWrtlilallon bel and
If their ngirivmlvcllen I colli limed
them i iiii telling where It will end.
In wotne town where White and other
lecturer of hi kind have worked, the
remit! ha lieeti dUiiitleoti to inlimaie
frleudnhip of lung ulanding lu lwii n
Calholle and I'liilenlant cltien. It i
an IndlHpulable fact that the American
I'roteelive iiumK'lalioii, which I a
ace ret society, pledged to oppone Cath
olic having any HinitionH of trust and
profit, ban made remarkable effort
recently to InerenHo It nn-in tx't-nh ! i.
The niomlior are aald to be pledged
not to reveal wlio are memliiM of the
organization In order to protect them
from buMine Iommo 11 the rcmitt of
mi u-li memberHhlp. Notwithstanding
thl protection, 11 number of 1'latt
inouth men who desired to join were
Hllll fearful of detection did they attach
themselve to the lodge here, and have
Imco(ih) member of tho Omaha lodge,
This I the claim of member here.
The miiccch of the A. 1'. A. In defeat
ing a number of Catholic gentlemen In
the spring eleetlon at Omaha show
that the member of tho society aro In
politic with a vengeance. The hand
of the local organization wa plainly
seen lu the stiff light that was mudo
against the continuation of Chief Grace
recently, although It did not prove to
lie successful In that Instance,
Mr, White, who lectured here Hun-
day and Monday, has been engaged In
hi present work for more than thirty-
seven year and 1 pronounced by his
organization to be the ablest and most
successful agitator In the Held. Ho
Hindu serloiiH charge whllo here, and
he excited such an Interest In hi work
that the sale of hi Ixtotg hu been
something wonderful,
Hollovlng that tho other sido should
also have a hearing In thl matter, tho
Jlrruld sought an Interview with a
well posted man, and he say that tho
Catholic are fully awake and thor
oughly understand tho tactic of tho
organization and are prepared to mic
cessfully counteract any "work" that
may bo d ono by It, He says: "Those
charge of Immorality by thl traveling
agitator agalut tho Catholic church
aro too llly to be seriously considered
by sensible people, All men and women
know that If there I ono thing more
than another that the Catholic religion
demand of those who -are cominunl
cant, that It I the chastity of woman,
From one end of this country to the
other l'rotestatit parent aro patron
of the Catholic schools fn pcefereneo to
the public find boarding scbnfcs. for no
otjier Important reuson than thftk they
fo'il that their girl are safer from
iptatlon there. The trouble with
Vishnu White I that ho 1 llko all
other crank, Finding an imitated case
hero and there where a priest ha done
something wrong he lay tho blame
upon the church instead of tho Imjl
vhlunl. That argument hu boon made
against Christianity since it establish
tnent, and It ha never Injured tho
church. Nothing can Injure It. The
church ha no fight to make agalimt
anyone, for hi belief, but It will al
way protect It member, so far a It
lie within It powers, from such under
banded assault a them) men con
template, and we have no fear of these
fanatic gaining any permanent hold
upon the mind of the reasoning people
of thl great and free country."
Illustrating what extent thl agita
tion I capable of effecting", the rela
tion nciwecn citizen, are the press
dispatches from Moritromi, Mo., where
the excitement I intense, it says: "A
Ihht between Dr. Win, Hnrrand Kdltor
Ht'yson of the Montrose Vrmocmt,
which tik place In the Montrtfo post
ofllco Tuesday, grew out of a war Isi
tween the American I'roteelive Asso
ciation of (hut place und the Catholics,
Dr, Harr joined the I'roteelive Associa
tion, but did not approve of tho action
of the Jmdy and staid away from their
meeting. The war ha extended Into
the business of tho town. There are
two drug store there one run by a
Protestant, the other by a Catholic.
Homeonii went to each drug store and
counted Dr, Harr' proscription on file
buck to given date, and found moro of
hi prescription at tho Catholic drug
store than at the l'rotestunt. Dr. Harr
wa called to appear before the I'ro
tectlvo Aoclatlon arid told that he
must s.. nd hi prescription to tho
l'rotestunt drug store hereafter. Ho
told them to go to the hot regions; that
ho would aend hi prescription where
hi patron wanted to trade. Editor
Hrymin mudo simie comment In his
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lk'i.nn nr 1 nI t . r hi ' l'ini.ii r
kIi, 1 f, ling tin I hi t -t,g. in, ri..i, mtd
thi ll' at litM'le In tiitiee ttttuble U t.ite
th. tttir ineli.liii ri if!tH.m!fc Zf.i-.iM.
We limn tint hh i) the ilUpHt. It
f. rit d tn In the lki,, but it the A. I'.
AV of Mitnttiwe, M.,, Uliili'MiMtk tit
dl-cipline r, Hair for (HitinMliIng be
an lint renmtii.ltie for, tin , V did Wltnig,
If hud a pit ctitlliiii tn lie lilted we
would take It w Im-iv te peae-,! t-veii
if the phytdeliill did tiHiienl It taken to
Klnsler or to Hiiyden Hitt.' patent
iiieillclne eounier. Dr, Harr' patient
who had their prescription tilled at
tlie Human drug store were prolmbly
Humanist or Human sympathizers, ami
they would have a js'i fect l ight to pal
ronlze one of their ilk. You wilt nl
way llml that the Humans never mnd
a dollar with 11 1'rotentaiit If they can
get what they want or need of a I toman
1st. In Hits town they will pass the S
1'. Morse dry gissls company, Thomp
son A llolden's, the Huston Store, N
H. Falconer's, HenniNon Hro. and tlm
Hull Department Store In order to spend
their money with Iluyden Hro. What
if tlie A, I'. K'u. were as t'lanhdi? How
long do you suppose a Itomnri Catholic
would carry on business In this cltv
Not three months unless some Jesuit
repository was tapped. Hut, while
Home places the boycott on every man
who dares say she Is corrupt, that her
Hubjeot owe first allegiance to the
pope, and that us a class they are both
Ignorant and vicious, she raises her
polluted hand In moek horror that a
l'rotestunt should give her dupes u
doso of her own medicine, by refusing
to deal Willi them when Protestant
are engaged In the same line of bus!
tie, or mechanical pursuits. Individ
ually wo have no apology or excuse to
olTer for not spending our money with
Human Catholics. This wo shall never
do, until they have moral courage suf
llclent to say, "When tho law of the
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those of tho state are supremo." Tills
wo shall do until they meet reputable
lecturers upon the rostrum of this
country and ireiifi that I toman Cutholtc
priest do not ftsk married female in
tho confessional whether they have
"reficied tho marriage debt; when, how
( fton, where and why?" Thl wo shall
do until they moot reputable lecturer
and dmprtm tho chargo that 1 toman
priest ask unmarried females, who are
about to be Joined In wedlock, "whether
they havo had Illicit relations" with
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uiotr inuinoeu nusnaiids. Tin wo
shall do until the diabolical confes
slonal Is taken from the churches.
Until that fostering, recking and
damnable Institution, which first im
plants in the mind of innocent girl
and boy thought of thing to which
they were strangers before entering It,
1 torn out of every Homan church, and
iiiihi muruoror, wno contes to some
alien priest, are handed over to tlie
proper authorities,
lo eradicate these evil the A, P, A,
wa instituted. That I It mission;
that Is our mission, and If you havo got
the scale knocked from your eve, wo
want your co-operation your assist
ance. Wo wun t you to join a patriotic
order we do riot euro whether It i the
A. P. A tho Jr. O, U. A, M.. or the
O. 8, of A,, they all have tho same
object but wo want you to Join an
order, You can write to us and seeio-e
full Information regarding any or all of
them, and if you want to organize a
branch of cither wo will bo only too
glad to assist you. Wo propose to bo one
whom the Romans will havo just cause
for hating unless they, too, gut their
eye open and see that wo are working
more for their good than our own. Wo
have, with thl little paper, already
mieeoodod In bringing out of the church
of Homo some good men and women,
and we hope to convince many moro
that what we say Is so,
And now, just a few word about
those charge that priest question
female penitent upon matter that
should be known alone to such females
and to their God, .That such one.
lions are asked can Is) seen by
reference to Mumsith Clas Book, tract
on matrimony, page iH2, (and Munooth
I where prfoNt are manufactured for
this country.) A to the charge that
priesis question icmaicM contemplating
mnrrliigi) upon subject that should bo
known only to such females, we refer
our readers to the sixth volume of Peter
Den' moral theology, puge 212 to 214,
And as to tlie charge that priests hear
the confeNslons of thieves and murder-
s, and yet bund them not over to the
proper authorities, wo refer you to cauieurai last evening, TOo first sos
l'eter Dens' moral theology, voliimn fl, wu called to order by tho pros!-
puge 227 and 228, By reference to
these cltiftlons, which wo have In three
languages-Latin, German and Knglish
you can learn how corrupt, bow
venal and tiow extremely nusuating Is
tho Human Cutholle confessional. It
will show you'how powerful 1 the hold
that Homo ha upon tho mind and
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Int. -Illg. nt tune thai It t time to leave
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Origin of Patriotic American Ord?rt.
lit I'hihldt tphU during the 'r 144
ivtI riot occurred which necnilngly
rnt' front the pr-'unnei' nf tun nt an j
liHiilghii'il forclgin'm, Dning !d
year the lenderi of thnlijal Ameri
can party oiled a political iiii'ctliig.
It ui ir Ii., tititgh and politic.il hi'ctcri
of foreign parentage took Inirliaretit
menu to break up this meeting. Dur
ing thl. prolonged riot, incited by
politician who were so baiei a to sell
their country's rights for foreign vote,
several American were allot and mur
dered. Among the number was tho
young patriot Slimier, who, while
taking and raising an American flag
which K'imnn Ciilliolic had "trailed
In the dust," wu shot. These riots
gave birth to the leading and oldest
A nerieiin protect! vo orders, both male
and female. They are now forty years
old, have military organizations and
eoiiiniaiidries, and number over 100,-
000 member in Pennsylvania alono.
The relatives of the young patriot
Shilller have greaUy increased In Phil
adelphia, hi brother can suddenly
turn out million, and ere long a grand
nioiiiiiiient will liio over the putriotio
Shllller'g grave. Iloiitzdala Observer.
THEY HAD NO UNION JACK.
Irish and American Flags Only Display
ed by Hibernians in Canada.
Hamilton, Out., Aug, 10. Tho
Ancient Order of Hlbernluns of Ham
ilton and Toronto, with representatives
from HulTulo, Rochester, N. Y., and
other place, hold a big demonstration
and parade yesterday. The most no
table feature of tho procession and ono
that caused much comment on tho
street wa the fact that no Hrltlsh or
.Canadian ftugs woro displayed, tho pro
cession being headed by tho Irlwh flag,
with several more of the sumo klndiwd
about a dozen American flag Ncat-torea"
tti rough tho procession, It was ex
plained that tho omission of tho British
or Canadian flag wu purely accidental,
but It at least creuted a very unfavor-
ablo impression and might havo pro-
clplt t d a riot, Near the corner of
John and King street a bystander
asked one of tho marshals: "Whore
I your union Jack?" and tho reply was:
"To hell with It!"
Rome the Enemy of Education.
The following statistic from tho re
port of the minister of public educa
tion In Belgium aro more that Intercst-
ingthey are decidedly Instructive
In 1 KM 1 them tvet.' rAnnA In Tt,.tl.,.
102 kindergarten, 1,217 private school,
and l.'i trade schools; 110,1 public
H",I0,,,M w,!l' abolished; 1,108 teachers
w ' ' ulM!"argeo, wiuioui any reason
given; l.fiOO teacher were put on half
pay, and .",.100 toucher were put on tho
"retiring" list. In December. 188-1,
there were left button public school.
Huch was tho record of tho Catholic,
the state church party. Then matters
came to a change. The liberal party
eumo Into power, tho untl-olorleul
organized, and tho result Is that now
there aro 1,017 public schools, 870 pa
rochial schools, and ,')8 free normal
schools. In 18M tho cost to tho state
of each pupil was M francs; now It I
but III franc, Jisr.li.ttvm.
A Progressive High-Five Party,
Mr, and Mrs, T. Anderson enter-
talnod at their residence 21th and
Michigan avc, last Wednesday even
ing, a party of progressive high-five
players, The evening, until ubout 11:30
wus spent in playing, rafter which a
most delicious lunch wa served.
Fveryono bud a grand goe, ' time, There
were present tlie follow!, j: Mr, and
Mr, O. If, Htubon, Mr. and Mrs. II. I,
Plumb, Mr, and Mrs. K. H. Dieker,
Mr, and Mrs, H. B. Whilohouso, Mlsse
Bushy, Gibson, Murphy, Bushey and
Hlater, and Mr. Hussel and Htookham,
also Messrs. John Htubon ir Gibson
Kelley, jJoty, Gardner und Itobb.
Catholic Young Men In Hessior
ALiiANY, N. Y,, Aug. 17,-Tho meet
ing of the Catholic Young Men's Na
tional association of tho United States
annual convention here yester-
Hiy. J lie delegates attended tho
dent, Itev. J. F, Loughlln, of Peoria.
- 1 bo several committees wero,itppointod
among them being ono to cabjo tho none
asking for hi blessing. Ktr, James
McGrady, of Chicago, rend hn Interest
ing paper on the Catholic press. Presi-
uuiiu j-juiiKiiiiii iiwmuri-u iue prfhluont 8
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annual address. . .
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