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THE AMERICAN l THE AMERICAN. "-tltMHl VM M t AMERICAN FU8USHING COMPANY UllMVi n. ft O'H'W " .'' it Wii1 , I II U Mil ; l,n It " " " it I i itiB u mti I'hiiw " '! hrn full mit..lt, Sittl i h M t"i'. ftm i5 otil t K. tltf ill ', I'H ' I O tf1' t rtl l ixAlMII I'l SI IMtlStl ivui Mi m lit" W. t k.l f. Iltntlite Mstii't " OMAHA. FltlDAY. JI'I.V 7, l:l. MTM AnttHUM IK tM IIMWIMIl O M. I'AHIIOl 10 I'M'! MS-1 1IS (iMiAKUt NlS er---,...., --.. .1 V1IASUK. From tho ilu of this Issue until fur lluyr notice the business union of the American Publishing Co. will bo oKn intil 8:00 each evening In tho week excepting Sunday. Wo shall Ni pleased to havo Hity and nil of our friends chII and wo uh, particularly those living In Council UluffuniulSout.il Omaha. Thlu change Is made for the accommodation of our friend who work until 0 p. in., and who would havo to loose a day, or be deprived of visit ing us. Kindly keep thin now order of things in your tnliul, und come and wo UU. AMKUICAN Ptlll.lHHlNU Co. Why did a certain newsdealer, hint week, hang Pwk; wrontf-Hldcout In hlu window. TlltNK of It, John Fitzgerald bi-cuhcii HlHhop Honacum with he lug Ignorunt. We havo It from tlio bent of authoi lly that John 1h not that hu can wrlt hlu own niiino. Thk mayor linn aiiolnted Junieu H. WliiHiiear chairman of tho hoard of public work. Mr, Wltmpear hauglven entlro uatlMfactlon during hlu liiuiiin beiicy of tho olllco of utrcetconimluulon cr, and tliero lu no good reiiuoti why hb iihould not jirovo au t fllclent In tho do poBltlon. IP THE hluhopof Lincoln hu really been tKiycotted by thu dally pieuu and ho dcMlreu an organ, thocouiinu of thlu pnor nro open to him. lio can havo auntdentvptute to confound hlu en'-mloit. a'L'i)n lib rejMir,' ihntitw of thjn u-.i-a ' ...I- I.A 1 I. .V t . Ifi vtlia J (J ij htMJ.'vi I let th. tlty U w.rrci'f, J e . ii of any auMutuaei;, Wulion, In proving tho utWr worthleuuncu of j $min kit tho tiiupciidud prleutu, do not ff'f Ju !lal U) ceiiie and ieo uu. r i 1 ; IIaydki Hkum., thu Komnn Catholic merchant on HI x ton nth ulrcet, will havo a hrd row to hoe If tho Knight of Laltor boycott them with their old tlm vigor. Still, tho pricut might refill) tho aacrnuient to Knight who utand by tho (irder of their reupectlvo auMfiubileu, and compcll them to klu the hand that hau forced from It cm dov about thlr'y Knlfht foran imlcfl ilUj jHrlod then, "what would tho Catholic tfo thn, piair thing?" You don't want to forget they aro Itoman sCitthollc flrutnnd Knight afterward. Homk of our reader will rememlier that Alloc Hart wau recently tried in Lemar, Iowa, foratu inpt-d bliickiiuill, From tho cvlilenco IutroOuced It would m em alinimt irnponuiblo that an Im partial Jury could return a verdict of guilty, yet mien a verdict wa rc turned. It may bo pouulblo that tho following circumstance will, In a menu- urc, explain tho finding. Wo havo been Informed that after tho eauo had been given to tho jury two inomlrof that Jury, Inutead of going to auppor lu charge of a bailiff, went to tho J toman Catholic church. Our informant aluo RtaU; that tho Sunday following the conviction Father Traoey preached a icrmon In tho couruo of which ho lu re ported au having uald; "The verdict In tho cauo Juut tried at Ixunar I duo moro to tho lnfluencu of the J toman .Catholic church than anything clue," So the Itoman Catholic church can In fluence a Jury! Do you call thatjuutlccV THKKK 1m a good nl.ed ucctlon of hadou utlrred up in thludloceuo of the holy mother church. Fat her McCai thy hau myuk'rlouuly dlwijiiiearod; ha shaken tho duut of tho uanctuury from hi feet and gone to part unknown, Ho was the bout-known pricut In thlu city and wau generally rated a pleauant, gentlemanly fellow. It muut ueem at leaut utrange to the laity in tho Itoman Catholic church that a man of McCar thy' aUirnp uhould llee from the; author ity of hi bluhop, while in an adjoining dloccuo the prlout whom the bluhop hau Huupended for immorality or other equally uerlou charge and fighting like wolves to get hack Into tho fold among the sheep. To make tho caue more complex the World-Herald uay a layman attribute McCarthy departure from the d'oceuo to the fact that "he would not permit any czar to exerclue undue influence over him." Horror! H H mmr . It t 1 tll lt' ft l ft t .1 till i !1 ie ll Ml (! i itlii I in (.i,n-t'i .it.in t ti t'Uiljl ltl Wlit lit it lit 1mI Ktii'l I't It 'lnn h l.uul !( It u, U jiMi'l ilxutii, pin iiniiniiii(ii' ituv for tin' iitli( M'tuiiU if Ki iiiwhu In a .n mm rln l-ul, Vtr t n rii Mt y t ln a tv to hl lf. fur Uiut tmniil Hhliw, With hl (umliitf in, or at h t Mtiln ! than rllflit.. liii-MliK all. r i nl lln ufon 1,1 duUin, Uif hannoiiv ami c-im (M-lillj tin i metem y of tlm !' ,tl.iirtil ami Imie luwr a fully iv 1-niulilMie.l. Ihii;l ei onelH lile ertut t hau iwell nmde to Vrldj;i over tlie dltteiMMiiN u tn tam ii htm ami the ill ln r l'aehi'r. Wi have ket ullelit m loiijt that ter mm the tmbjeel of thlu article ma jiuve titlnjMilh'eil our reluetUliiNi tonieHK uott thU mattt r, and fharyeil It to fear of himself jxiwinallv or of the fihndu who have uIhhI by 111 in wi faith fully. Within thu lnl f-w nionlhu, too,' there ha arluen another ami very iMtteiit 1VUJ.OH for our alienee, aK, after the death of Mr, It. A. Muhoiiay, Mr. t. K. McHowell wau appointed to fill out tlm unoplred term of the lamented BHHemhlyniiiti, and an Mr. Meltowell lu an honored mniulur of the preuent Itlitilr Compiiny and prexldetit of Hh iNiurd of director It MintlT havo ueeiued uu If hlau had Huiiiellilnir to do with whatever of iulverne crltieluin tho ..life mlht pauu upon tho principal. Hut tho parnmount Importance of the quoNtioti of clllclciicy In our public uchoolu, and the ahuorhln lnt(rent our people tako In thlu matter niuxt Ihi onr excuue for whatever wo may now uay lu reference to tho man known au Prof, r'runk Clew y, In tho llrut place there lu morn than a uuuplcloii that he lu Incompetent and a well grounded ludlef that ho lu ninth ful In tho dluchuriio (f hlu dutleu "lay"l thn iihuiiI term otnplnyoil. Ho hau antaunlxed nlmout every teacher of real merit In our uehoolu. lll arhltrary and do.rinaMc riillnH and trentinent have brought about thlu de plorable Kin 1,o of affair. Kor fourteen year Mru. Mary I). Hradford, one of tho (Incut of teacher and a lady of exceptional literary and uchclarly accompllMlinieut, hau labored In IJio publlu uehoolu of thlu city, giving einneiit uatlufactlon to tho coplo and thrt iteh(Hl board and ciidenrlnuf heruelf t( her every pupil. Asulnut her, for eauonu Known oniy io tnmuoir, no nnu Wuten particularly bitter. It lu evidently hlu Intention to niako her nehool life uo unbearublo that uho will Ihi cone pelled to abiiudon Ituofiir au KeniiHlia lu concerned. Ho hojicu by thlu mean to rid hlmuelf of a formidable rival, MImu Hood hau upent five, MIhh Well ulx, Mlu Mitchell (Ivo and MluuTarbell three year In our choolu and are known t bo cfflolont teacbi'ru, yet each of theuo ladle hau In mfsy. Way Incurred tho grout mnn'a dl8f,.C,..i , which dlu- jtleioturn h tas.e f,( .nuUm to cm tihaui-.' iij wayu pt)cuiitp i hlmuelf. rti'ii li '.i". tho nubile, AU ver l' '"!.i vi i of '.ho .'i"vi ( ti t i-niin, rtl?itt Ui hint, Us uu, unll (led and fulth- in writ i h. VVucr not whether hi namo bo noonn man i i ary or uouiethlnif elue, muut bo iiermlltcd thu to dluorgnnlzo and dlutroy our public uehoolu, Tlio question of polltleu or religion In no way enter Into the matter, though certain fuuutlcally inclined people have endeavored to drug them In, A man in tlio iioultlon of principal of the Kenouha uehoolu should lie a miioinr unit a gen tleman. Ho uhould not utoop to miuer able, netty, boylub fului'hoodu or vindic tive ulanileru, Ho uhould bo capable of better thing than ludlttllng women and making war upon falherb'u girl, When the time come upocl lie charge will tui made, and can bo uu but an tinted proving tho present principal of our uehoolu eminently unfit for the place he occupies. hi nonha Jlltide, Knwk tho scale off your eyes, Mr, llludr, and look tho matter squarely in tho face, l'rof, Frank Clcary lu a Itoman Catholic, It I the Intention of the Human (.'at hollo church to ruin the public school system In thlu country, Clcary I merely a tool In tho hand of tho olllclalu of the church. If thl wau not o why would ho antagonize I 'rotestant teachers')' Why would tho harmony mid clllelem y of tho schools lui destroyed? You hayo sown; you will now rcup-anil If the harvest I all tare, bluum no one hut yourselves, Tho citizen of Kenosha, Wis,, should elect only I 'rotestant to jMuitlonon tho scIkhiI board and then demand of them that the public school m kept entirely free from Itoman Influence, Tlir.ltf, aro some people who are afraid to oppose the onward iureh of Itoinanlum in tho United States, They aro fearful because of their business, and they are fearful that some zealous follower of the poui might think he wau doing Cod's service by sending thorn to hades, Ixst uu point to two luiruons-Martin Luther and C, Chin iquy. Luther, though surrounded by danger, continuously and frequently warned by his friend to desist for hlu juiruonal uafety, died a natural death; and C. Chlnlquy lu not dead yet. Those men have fought Home tu!cauun she was false, and they determined to stand by the truth a it wa revealed to them In tho Hlble, which the Human Catho lic pretend to partially take a their rule of faith and practice. Let all the oppouorsof the papacy bo patient, plucky and perulutent In protesting against the presumption of the pope, and trusting In a protective Providence, fight till the battle iu won. Let them bo sure tholr principle are right, then let them not fear, but "fight to the finish," One of tho worst cnemle to the Itoman Catholic church, and one of tho greatest aid U tho I'rotestantu iu a pcruon who has learned to decide properly theolog ical subjects himself, and leave the slavery of abject servitude of the pope' church, and the pope' follower know tin liini Hii-'ti , K. mi rtn ! i it f. iniii t.'iiti, W II U in'l , i " Mifc'Silll l Itll Ml'lf u di i.ih i " ps( r In I'ti It tit l-H t.iil.i( st ll.i'ti'pt'f hi ih(H.ti Ihi itn.ii.v ! )ii-i.i H if, f.t f r It !,. m.niiih i ' t, t'tlld " II' IMS l It 1 1 in! In tlil t HJ " Itl hul be Silt pi l d HI Uisl ft si sit boat t dei art loll. While be I" M , Vs 't'lmn ! the ftrtl utmi h llomthi nf, If I luitgtil for an) ttilnd. Ibriv was stuite. thing In II for Vihan, a us Ibf ee tf he H"I ' agtnl anything. ,liital eii -t ut h I insking ar upon lh ,. I'. A , Ihe Orangemen, and kindred tirntiUnttoii, but I how asso ciation in-ill aoi feel chagrined at what Yaughan miyn, Hen, where he Is knotui, he would find it a mailer of some dirtlciilly to And a man who would lUli n with the least seniblni,ce of sin wrlty lo any of his utterances, F.very one of them art- for Vaughan, Hatm.u, "the little American hi" Is here, and some of the Itoman Catho lic clergy are gliul and some are mad, Tho opposition, some might consider, would unite and resist hi dictations, and goon their way rejoicing, without "white pojui," "black J'0mi," or "Utile pope," but they havo lu-en trained by an organization by which one's Individ uality luuo minimized that an act of this kind might not be entertained. It Irt quite apparent the pope wau fearful tho American spirit of indc pendenco would uo permeate the mind of hi clergy, lie sent tlio "little popo" here so au to obviate a schism. Homo of the bluhop who were at Itome when the doetlno of Infallibility wau conuid cred left so that they would not bo com polled to vote, n they were opposed to tho farce. Tho present pope knew thl. 1 v Til K popo were to descend from his temporal throne, where ho lu called Infallible, and prepare to lecture to the world on "The Inconsistency of l'apacy a Viewed by a Hope," ho would bo dcuignuted by the said church the greatest liar on curth, Were the Itoman Catholics to claim tho Impecca bility of the popo it would bo consistent with tholr Inconsistencies, Tit ic time to asslut in organizing any society for tho maintenance of tho frco Institution, for replacing tho Hi bio in tho public school where- they have been removed, for leading some Human Catholic priest or layman away from the Insecure tcachlngu of the Itoman Catholic church, is now, If you havo any work in your mind to do, do It, and tho time lu now. MANY am surprised that a Jesuit of tho high standing of Count Haul Hon brooh, of Germany, would renounce the order and Itoman Catholic church, but It Is a fact, They would also bo sur prised if the pope were to grow weary of hi prison palace and join an organ! zatlon similar to the despised A, H, A WHAT do you think of this? Father Delbovo of Ilubbnrd was In Homer re cent and I reported to have said: "No member of tho Itoman Cuthollo church should join the I. O, (1, T. I believe It Is & brunch of tho Masonic order." How do you suppose ho got onto that? WllK'll book would produce the most benefit, "Live of Miracle of ! Ionian Catholic Saints," or 'Mvtop'u Fahleu?" Tlio ('oiifcsslim Hex Again. Another victim of tho confession luix ha come to light through the column of thu public press, Her name In Jen nie Kelh-y, of New York, a girl of six teen years, Tho priestly blackguurd who accomplished her ruin I John Laugh ran, a flemish priest of the Church of Visitation, Hciuiklyn, N, Y. Tho girl was compelled by her mother to attend confession to Laiighrnn, He several times attempted to assault her, and at last accomplished his purpose, The priest bears the resyoct and entire confidence of hi parlshoncrs and has the entree to tho house of many of tho lending families of the city, vlll mother never learn that their daughter are women and their priest men most frequently vile men? When they fully realize this fact the confcuslon box will lie a thing of tho past, Patri otic, Amf.rfcan. Thank Vim. Hro, M. M, Murshall, real estate dealer, Omaha, Neb,, writes; We mluued Zabud last week, What hau be come of him? Ho Is very interesting. Call him back and give uu more of hlu astronomical observations, I have been a Mason for thirty yearu, but never read the Anurlcnn TiUr until the last six months, It lu juut what I want. It touches the spot. That word American start tho bhuul through my vein with Increased sjs;ed every time I see it in print, Itnn.'ans something to me, It will mean something to our children, If we guard carefully tho public schools and our American Institution and keep them out of tho reach of that old Dago, whose representative ha lately taken up hi abode at Washington, Tho American of Omaha aro proud of a full-blooded American paper printed in our own city. American Tylir, t 11 1 I I M It I I. ItiMHunl niltu4 M It I. Wilwl.r f Nr.ltt M. I, Usnh. I . l.l li.tnl I Until J.il ?t, '1 In M ! !'-t ia l pHioi UHiSiftv. Mnj i.Mh, I situ i Mt iietn nM, "Tin fltt pi im tple tl Ann i li'iiiiii I I i -t-rij, ihUI!j itUgio'is ItUjI)," Well, that U In.e, nl. I II I. null tie. It (a litift tat Ituif ttt n' 11 "M-Mp I it si ae entiling lt Ihe riii'late of Hu Ir otl itmt tetter, hni H U untrue In n men oihlt Otul Ht-eiinllng to Ihe llt tti of Ihe s. A man has a rluht I 1st a Cut hollo mi bmg as he keei his feel off nlher pt'iilii's herk; bui when Cnth ollelin undertake luge! Its feel on Ihe necks of I'rotestnnl and say "You must worth I p Cod H.i'oriling to Ihe dictates of !Iiomim," It U lime lo call a hall, ami religious liberty on that line censes loexlst in the I'hlted States of America, Mr. Nhcruuin would have usls lieve that w owe our existence as a nation to Komitii Catholics, There were, 1 have no doubt, Catholic soldiers, and all honor to them, If they fought In de fense of the ling, and If they fell on the battle Held In Its defense; all honor to them, Hut they were true soldier In spite of Human Cnthollclsui, not be cause they were 1 Ionian Cathollcu. I will say to you tonight that If Home had her way, wo would not havo a nation today with free speech, a frco press and a free ballot, and I havo only to point you to Italy, Spain, Portugal, Mexico and to every other country where ltomunlsm In the past hau had control. 1 want to read to you from the canon law of the Itoman Catholic church In regard to their idea of freedom, and what It menna when they tulk to you of freedom In thlu country; ''Article IV. The pope hau tho right to give countries and natlonu which are non-Catholic to Catholic regent who can reduce them to slavery. Article V. The popo can make slaves of those christian subject whoso prince or ruling power I Interdicted by the jMipo. Article VII. Tho church has the right to practice the unconditional cen sure of books. Article VIII, Tho pope has the right to annul state laws, treaties, con stitutions, etc, to absolve from oliodi once thereto, au soon au they seem detrimental to the rlghtu of tho church or those of the clergy," I am rending now from tho law of the Itoman Catholic church, "Article IX. Tho popo pouseuue the right of admonishing, and if need lie of punishing, tho temporal rulers, cm' perorsand kings, as well a of drawing before the spiritual form any case in which a mortal sin occur, Article X. Without the consent of the popo no tax or rate of ony kind can be levied upon a clergyman or upon any church whatsoever. Article XL Tho popo has tho right to absolve from oaths, and obedience to tho persons and the law of the princes whom he excommunicate," And don't you know that If the pope could control things In this country that ho would put that policy In force here? Father Sherman said In that same address that an Orangeman' Idea Is to kill everybody that differ from him on religion. Well, if that I true, he gave an exact photograph of the Catholic church In tho past, I will read ugain from the canon law; "Article XIV, The execution of papal commands for the persecution of heretic causes remission of sins," and article xlv, Is blacker than that "He who kills one that I excommunicated Is no murderer in a legal sense," That I the canon law of the Catholic church, and so If the Orangeman' Idea I to kill everybody who differ from him on religion, that I also tho policy of tho Cathollcchurch today. Head the awful account of the "Gun powder 1'lot" In Englandj read the ac count of that awful nlfrbt of St. Hartholomow, In France; rend the bhuid-eurdUng account of the inquisi tion, Listen while I give a quotation from tho Encyclopedia Hrfttanlca. which 1 a recognized authority; "From the perils of it Introduction in it later form Into Spain in MMI, to the time of It abrogation In I80H, it Is esti mated by Llorente that tho Inquisition had burned alive 31,!U2 of those whom It had tried; had burned In cfllgy 17,0,1!), and had Inflicted severe punish ment of other kinds on 2HI,4.VJ, These direct suffering involved sorrow and calamity to millions," A total of burned, killed and imprisoned of ,111,- 027. What for? Simply because thev would not worship as the pope dic tated; ulrnply because they were not Itoman Catholics; simply because they worshipped according to the dictates of their own conscience and according to tho teachings of Protestantism. And yet Mr, Sherman stands up and talks about tho murderous principle of the. Orangemen; but he take cure to siiy nothing ubout It inquisition, when under the direction of Itoman Catholic IMiwer, their hand were Imbrued with the blood of thousands and thousand of Innocent sufferers. And yet he stands up hero to talk about "Itellgious Lib erty." Hut you say, "That was In Spain a century ago." Yeu, that lu all i I a p t i t i it 1 1 ).., ! .1 In itH itr itd f.ir tln it --) 1 1 J U i n.jUiii.tj i Hu r,i 1 1 1 r U . n u kiiij,!' t iit-illim!. '' ' pi s't thul ir pi -I wrnl fur I how ttl!li! Initios, uii !-! tl ahsnit U"il thul l,,i who diil II luifhl .i ) pun Ult.tl, and thai It h,..li hvuf b a! Inwttl to invttr scale by ihe lloiusa ratliolle ehuit b No, sir, not a slngb' wttrd if ti t kind ha i-wr fallen from thtt ll of lttiiin t'slhttlles Titty il-it'l proptsMt Ut say anything ntnil and never will say anything alsmtll, and II seem ti nut thai until they rvtent o th Sin i f the nl It not wine fur I'rotestnnts Intrust In anything Ihi say about It. Why was thn lb v. J, II. Nt'l-on tm prisoned in lliail for month? Heeiiiit ho advis-ated Ihe ihutrlne that Ihe worship or tho Virgin Mary was not the worship of (bui and sluld In prison for month for giving utterance lo that statemi nt. Wo aii told by Father Sherman that the A. I. A., Junior Order of United American Mechanics and other slmila orders havo started the religious strife In this country that Is going on tislny and Is causing so much ju'ruecutlon of the Itoman Catholic church and uuch heated dlscuuulons that are tuklng place, tiulay. Don't Mr. Sherman know that every American citizen that know anything, know that lu a bauu fubrlea Hon, and that this religious strife wau not commenced by those uoclotleu. If you will tako up that canon law I will not ta co time to rend It again you will find that the prcucntntlon and the ad vocnev of uuch principle uu are in eulcuted there wa tho beginning of m llgious strife in thl country. Their attack on our free Institutions; their attack on our public school uystem and our Hiblc; their accursed auricular confcuslon, hau boon tho cause of ro' ligious strife In this country. Tf wo Protestant would lie down and let the 'pope and all his crew walk over uu, and wo would kiss their holy feet and aay "Holy father, it lu all right," there would bo no trouble at all. Hut au uoon au I'rotestantu rise up and assert their American principle and say to Homo "Tako your feet off our nocks; keep your hand off our American instltu Hons; cease your dictation a to what we shall do; let our public school alone; take your hands out of our pub lic treasury," we are said to be raising religion strife In this country and I am willing to plead guilty to tho charge And I wunt to say to you tonight that tho question of religious strife I never going to cease until tho grand old star and utrlK-s float in this country in an (itrnouphero that lu untainted by Itoman Catholicism; it will never cease while God sit on tho throne and right i right. Wo are told that papal power 1 a spiritual power. Hold on, Father Sherman, Spiritual power! Tho idea when you can follow tho papal power all through the ages ry onrkness, and murder, and licentiousness; when it has imbrued its hands In the blood of Protestant in all the countries on tho globe where It has had the controlling power. Look over yofider at that con fesslonal box! Look at that priest who never had courage enough to take a wife of hi own. See him sitting there with the wife of another man pouring, the secret of her very heart and life, and tho uccretu of her family, Into the earu of that bachelor pricut and her huuband not allowed to hear one word or question, and then talk about spirit ual power, Tho very best authority we have today upon this question are the Catholic priest who havo been happily converted to Cod and who are tslay enjoying the christian religion as it J taught by Protestants, and they tell us that tho auricular confession Is one of the most damnable things this side of the region of darknesand that ques tions that are too polluting to be whispered In tho ears of demons are whispered in the ears of wives and mother when their husbands are not allowed to be with them. Now, In conclusion, what is our duty In thl matter? We should preach against their doctrines; hold them up in all their darkness before the people. Then, in the second place, show them up in when them Show Hon, tho light of history, and then you have done that, preach to the Gospel of tho Son of God, them the way of life and salva- I believe that Itoman Catholics can be converted and a great many have been converted and have lieoonio faithful minister of the Gospel of tho Son of God, A great many men who have not gone Into the ministry have become faithful men of God au business men. A great many laymen havo been converted and have been brought to enjoy the true religion o Christ. I be lieve wo ought to f ull tho attention of the people to tho history of the past. I believe we ought to show up their dreadful deed of the punt, and then point them to the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world. My dully prayer is that God may show them the error of their way. The rank and file lire not responsible for the evil deeds that havo been done, and were it not for their leaders the rank and file would inarch forward and tako this world for God. God grant it for His mime's sake. May He bring them to see the true light au it iu in Jeuuu Christ and enjoy the religion, of the blessed Savior, line ; l'i WM Mltllll 111 I rni. Ilil Volr N"pl ttttitHM ftMMlt IW t IMifsIr, IU It in, Minn , June tun. hiKion t. u I, t twtv di Uu n d al I )n mti tin i.l ii- ft evening . Wat It-r Sims, In innv I hau i.issi ) ,p!,. 'ii'iil htin.lit d other being ithnble U otilsin atlmllluiitv, tho follow ing pit1 amblt-snd rewtlitlttins wt n iiiistiliiiiui1y adopted. When, Monsigneur Hatotll, nit Italisn iiilnlim of the l roaming nur Ihe iitiinti) plotting treason against our itniiiiion in In ml system of education, which Is purely an American system and utrl ami parcel of ur gov eminent, leaut supuirted by laxstion, one of tho sovereign siwers of govern ment; Ihcrvfore lu It Hesolved, Hy the pe.pU of Duluth, in muss meeting assembled, that SatolU' presence In tho country I ft menace lo our llls-rllesand Is obnoxious totillgood Americans who love their country; and Hesolved, That hu lie requested to depart from this country at once, never to return. Hesolved, That a copy of these reso lution lui sent td governor Nelson with tho request that they be published for tho Information of tho whole people of tho state of Minnesota. Conncetlcul, llewiircl It was in 18SH that Pat Honohuo' Mnyuxine made tho claim that the state of Connecticut belonged of right to Irish Homanlutu, and endeavored to prove it by showing that they held tho olllccu In nearly every city In that state. They have advanced a step further now, as wo read In the llrldgcport Standard of May 25; Hartford, May 25: At the hearing before the military committee yester day, on tho petition of tho Hibernian Itillcs for state aid, Alderman Patrick McCovcrn -was the first speaker In hi capacity of colonel of the First Hcgl incnt II. It, He said that the regiment was only independent in tho sense of being self-supporting. Ho believed that there was not In tho state a body of citizens more patriotic than the Hi bernian Itillcs, Appropriation! were freely made for schools to educate chil dren in duties of citizenship, and tho state should be generous in fostering the military spirit. Ho appealed to the committee to help the regiment and said there wa no politics in It. Hosald; "There I no subject of which I urn so sick a politics." Ho desired the committee to report a resolution appropriating ,1,00I) a company, or 1 1,000 In all, to tho regiment. Hopreuentntlvo John Walsh, of Hrldgoport, thought that the companies might be allowed tho privilege of drill ing In armorlc occupied by state troops, lleprcsentatlve ,1, 1), Toomcy, .Sr., of Fairfield, John Mlddleton, of Enfield, llcprosentatlvo Timothy M. Crowley and Captain Cashen, of Mere din, 1 Captain Mclnnlu, of Hartford, Captain Hrlan Dunn, of New Haven, Itopreuontatlvo P, L, Ityiinand Ilcrnaru X, Hums, of Hartford, and Heprescnta tlvo Frank H, Sneath, of Farmington, favored the appropriation. The hear ing then closed and no one appeared In opposition to tho petition, The above Is a little old, hut sh ould contain enough to awaken every Prot estant in the land to the oanircr of al lowing Homo to arm, (iave Haifa Million. - James J, Hill, president of the great Northern railroad, I tho bosom friend of John Ireland and Francisco Sate;lli, The reason he 1 their friend Is that he recently gave half a million dollar to. ward the erection of St, Thomas' semi nary at St.Paul.Minn, Mr. Hill Is nomi nally a protestant and will pay the en tire expense of tho trip which Ireland, SatollI, himself and siWte are now mak ing through the west, Thlslu merely an item of new we are aware, but should bo treasured by good Americ an who are traveling west, Mr, Hill be longs to a class that has been so largely instrumental In placing the United States under the sway of the pope, This class Is no longer necessary In the polity of Americanism, Itshould go quietly'if possible. Anyway, it should (jo.ralriolic A mirimn. 'Hie Awful Kxaniple, Hkatkk k, Neb., Jun2l, Hov. Wil liam Kufue, of Okoto, Ka., was ar rested this afternoon on the charge of drunkenness and an attempt-to force an entrance Into a private house, II claimed to bo looking for some nice girl. When examined at the city prison hi pocket were found to. be filled with new potatoes, an ugly look ing knife and a priest' bible, The bibulous divine i very anxious to bo released from Jail In order that he may attend to the spiritual want of hi flock at Oketo tomorrow, W orld- Hi raid, Jane, 26, 'Ihe Orange Anniversary. There will be special meeting of American Iiyal Orange Lodge at Tub AMKRICAM ofllce, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock to arrange for the annual an niversary exercises. The member of Ladle Orange Lodge are also Invited to be present and assist in making up the program. Secretary, NOTICE, There will lie a patriotic speech de livered in the A. P. A. hall, South Omaha, Saturday evenlnir. July 15. Friends and the public are cordially in- vited to utteml. FOIl SALE, Gisid 0 room house on lot 50x150, near Hanscom Park, Good well. Cheap If taken before August 1st. Inquire southeast coi ner Sixteenth and Leavenworth streets. 1