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THE AMERICAN lt tSU a TMIamI f 111 littm trts rin .MV lu , ri r.. o A i lVutanl d l(tif In tha lm'ldrttt Tim Awmhi , an A. I. A. -r, 1 wmdd Ilk t Had Irw afcory tf Hijf lif, and 1 1 an .ri It tt m f . I m Ik JMrUnt, r! d I'J rntahl IVvtrtta.nl family In lsn dim, llinjlamt. II.iV, m fata mi!4 lit" ll, fcltiii a'swil H Jvara t tr I Ml !" p'J l Imaallh itl 1nllrul, flu. mi in tf ml Iruljr (MVrtmllhil girl J I art i( gt, Mj ltv a rvt'tpr.s'atinl, and kii'i rarh tdhrr'a citiii,v for fi.ul years, was iii(k,4l l marry n tlm riital rww nl of iMli mir jtarvnt, whtrh m invljr srntd, lUib her inri!l and ml no wt'tn IVoivotants, bill wWn 'mt 1M year o' tf this dear, Inmaenl and lnvi ly (flrl m coimrted lt a Mimn'li Caiho Ho, lotfi-lhor UU two of lnT sinter. Our lovo mul devotion rvinntn?l tin tame, tmieh against tho wlsltna of tho jjh l'i priests, who continually protested against, her keeping my company. At last, In 11, I decided to coma to Canada and provide a homo for my futuro wife, fcit our marriage i to talto placo In ahout eight months, and I had given tho usual presents and en gagement ring an evidence of faith. Hut alas! Although I noon crossed over to America, and am now an Amer icanized citl.on, 1 have often regretted the day I loft England, Isjoauso of tho dovlllsh, cowardly and cruel work of thoso London priest. What did taey do? Why, for six month they continually told tho i)or girl that, If sho married mo, "a 1'roteHtant," sho would he cursed and her soul would surely go to hell. I know nothing of these threat about her going to hell, until after tho six month torture, when that dear girl ald she had stood tho pain an long as she could, and confessed to me that the priests had told her she must glvo mo up i'or go to hell.' Sho muttt enter a convent, an that wait really her duty to God, Could she disobey her Cod? The poor, girl, In her frightened mind thought not, and sho took the veil. At Christmas, IHHU, I received my last, letter with confession of sincere lovo and true team, saying It wan her last letter on earth an oho wan about to enter a convent. Together with the letter camo a package, containing tho returned engagement ring (which I threw away) and also her kbt prenent on earth, a beautiful lik neck scarf, wLTch I still have, and wear, and which 1 prize vxy dearly. (sho admitted sho was compelled to break our engagement, because God called her to servo her llfo wholly to Hlra. Sho prayed I would beeorno a true and faithful Catholic, that I may meet her In heaven. Yes sir, that beautiful and truly ac complished girl entered a convent to sorvo tho dirty, dastardly, priests, In tho belief sho was serving God. I then entered tho choir of a Catholic church as tenor, with tho avowed pur poso of discovering Ihelr methods of Conducting their so-called religion, confession, etc. 1 can safely say, I know all I want to know, and to priest, however good, could make a Catholic ;iit of me, Of course, while In tho Catholic choir, I had to assume tho role of a Catholic myself, but all was dono for knowledgo of their ways. 1 arn not surprised now to soo why I lost su';h a charming and lovely girl in London. Yes, my llfo was changed. I became gambler and a heavy drinker, and never saved any money, neither did I keep company with girls very much after my experience Jtecently, however, tho Y, M. C. A. got hold of me, and brought me hack to my good habits once more. , I never seem to euro to pay a visit to Kngland now, as I would hate to face these dear ot where Joy once reigned iuprerno with myself and rny betrothed, J oman Catholics are a curse in this or any other country, hut Kngland would soon subdua any outbreak tho Catholics might mako towards Queen Victoria and her throne. I like to hear an Orango Order band play "Kick tha pope," and I believe from tbo bottom of my heart that tho pope and alibis followers ought tob kicked clean out of existence. Dear sir, this story is truo, and can bo proved by myelf. Should you desiro to publish this, you aro at liberty to do so, but I pre sumo you havo many such stories. May God speed you in this great work of "Tiik American," and unable your paper t awaken If Is people to their just cause and crush down the onemy with a mighty sweep of strength, i Jo lie ve me, yours resS!Ctfully, "LANCKfiOTT. Msler of Merry In Blamo Only. Yankton, S, V., April 2.1.-Slster Florence, a member of tho order of 81. Denodlctlno and one of a colony of Sis ters of Mercy that conduct a Catholic convent In this city, wai before the city justice today uion a charge of as sault and battery, She admitted hav ing whipped a 6-year-old girl who was MM' tii niik H a rw jW MHj- Tt alr ka i'as-4 rifii , Hi 111) ;ll.OllH UI k..,i y stir th.n iiHi if W.v tit, !. It ! XV !, lit" m it ltti t!)t hm !t!H Aim" .i M- A mi t limn. lpllh Am ii.a , ('(lilM Aw rU, i . Ti.-if )s tit rM In Ant' r-a hf Uit ls f r - , ! Ami'i iin tir mil ini, Th" (! that n Kir In n fon ijfM wttmUy ib tint sit r thin fci in Un li'Sl. Win a IsIim tli Msh tf 1!i-j;Ii ihlii wMitilry ' r t upsi I cwtMHtttlon if in l ttl il Mnuis mi, I iisy 1U !, j si ifti ii!nit tiif slletlnniv lu lln fiiuiilr) of tmr 'tilth. This luske ti Aiuei ti'ii'i elitft'tis, n I lht land of our hinh lil mi longer prolwt us, ti ir shniilil It, Vi hv e'ad Ui N li'Uh, tJcrnmn or I'.hkIUIi, ml stand unui the minn plntfoi in a the native Nirn, that l, are Am crleans. Why (hen should wo con Untie the elan dUtlnettitns? There I no nooromlty for them and there Is great danger that siteh. dlsllm'tlons will lead to dlnwntiloiif and d I word. We need not forget tho land of our hli th but we must remetnls-r that wo left, It voluntarily and east our lot among another jkmijiIc who havo ex tended to us tho right hand of fellow ship and made us their otjuitl In every respect. This being tho case wo can not do less than to conform to their customs and laws. That Is, become wholly American, Until wo drop these useless prefixes and aro known by tho ono name alone, wo aro In a measure aliens and not wholly trustworthy. Tho term Catholic Americans smack ing as It does of ecclesiastical domina tion lsrepugnunt to every right minded man, be he a citizen or not. As well might we havo Methodist Americans, Baptist Americans or Congregational Americans, as Cuthollc Americans; and why do wo not? Simply because all rt-liglous denominations except tho K'iman Catholic acknowledge the fact tlmtcivlllaw is superior to ecclesias tical There Is a wldo distinction be tween ecclesiastical law and God's lawt and we do not wish to be understood ms asserting that the finite is superior to or Is to bo preferred to tho Infinite, A we owe our exlsteuee to the Infinite and wo aro dependent upon lllm for all things it Is but proper and right that obedience to Ills law precede obedience to everything elo, Tho government of tho United Status recognizes this fact and while It Is purely oecular, it has made luw protecting every one in tho observance of his religious tenets, at thesiune time it has been deemed necessary for tbo good of all concerned that certain restrictions bo placed upon tho citizens, These restrictions are not at variance with the law of our Maker, though they may bo to those of the I (oman Catholic church. In deed wo need not say 'may bo' for we know that the pupacy Is diametrically opposed to many laws upon our statute look because tlioy Co not accord with the law laid down for the government of mankind by the pope and the various councils of tho papal church. This be ing the cftio the question resolves Itself Into this; Shall the laws of the land or tho law of the church bo first obeyed? If a man wished to be a good Catholic American ho will obey the law of his church first, that is, ho 1 a Catholic first and a citizen next, If he wished to be a good American Catholic the law of hi country take precedence to those of his church. If ho I a good American Catholic ho 1 a good Am erican and the necessity for the prefix Catholic cease to exist, We hope the day is not far distant when there will bo no Irish, German, English, Swocd or Catholic Americans, A likd Arn crUxm. Copy of If. K, ft US, An act, designed to secure a better grade of Immigrants, Introduced in the house of representative, by Jteprcwm tatlvo Win, A, Hume of 'ennsylvanla, and now on the house Calendar, He It enacted by the M-riRtj and house of representatives of the United States of America In congress as'Cmhh d, that no alien Immigrant shall be admitted within the United States unh-ss ho or she hull exhibit to the United States inspector of arriving Immigrants at tho place of admission a certificate signed by the United State consul or other authorized representative of the United States at the place nearest where said Immigrant last resided, setting forth that the said consul or other United State representative has made an investigation concerning said Immigrant and that said immigrant does not belong to the clan or classes of alien emmlgrants excluded from ad mission Into the United J States under the provision of tho act of congress approved March 3, 1191, entitled "An Act In amendment to the various Act relative to immigration and tho Importation of alien under contractor agreement to perform labor, il amendment or supplement," or by any other law of the United States that now exists or may hereafter be passed. Said Immigrant (hall, in addition, con form to all present requirement of law. It shall be the duty of United State consuls and United States representa tive in other countries to Investigate and grant or withhold certificates, as shall bo disclosed on investigating un- I. r it, ,ti., ' fttnl lintnn tixs il tt U 4''tii li M, fttntlnj l. Ike lit th MiiMM -mid Mi I ThtM A.I !iilUkr w fvn and r lb f t tUy tf Jn rf, nn. IVmilnl rig lilt'n MmlM-d n UtttH) f it, - AaltMr twt isms iH Ut Wti! mt) futiitig Y, X, tW Klilr, an n i-ti'if i'f the I .mj ,tit!ii, w ill tlhtnHit r'f tlsUW'tl and Mailt itw'i h'f U I'urjmMi f rlng Yhk Amik 'h He a a.-tmpshli-d by lusi-iv JatHit. 1 V Itiliiii U Hi mul blmwlf tm the mnth rt ii'im-r and Jainlx invnpbM hn iiithtt wuiit, Jdi ulw will oiii fur a fboit 1 1 mi', and s ssultnl siul lnuli n by an unknown niftm. ll tin mrdl('(y ii xitl. d tho ist'utvnoo tl th otbitT n the ooMii'r (a H manCath ullo of eiHii-o) mid IshkIuhI si for his tiviihlo, hhoiily after a man tiHi up to Itlvleii's and ak(l him lmt he un ant by wiling sin h a nilhy sht vl. I). Hlvleres did imt ro- SHind, but went on selling the psei' A few minutes liittei tho Im.v was again aeettsl'd by tho snmu man, and askwl "why In ho sold that pHr," IK Hlvleit's replied, "To nmko money," and turned away from the man. The fellow then kicked I. s HI v lor and knocked him down. After lie fell tho coward kicked hlin In the head un til the sidewalk was covered wit h blood, lie then turned and walked away. The lust seen of h tin ho was walking went on Madison street, Joking with two (Ire- men. All of them1 statements are sui ported by umjiiostlonahlo witnesses of the whole affair. So fur tho nameless cur who struck Ics Ulvleres hits not been apprehended, but efforts lire lielng made to capture him. The man who struck Dus Hlvleres was Incited to do so, according to tho statement of witnesses, by Thomas 1), Hunt, ex-treasurer of tho democratic central committee, and keeper of a notorious saloon on the corner of Hal- sled street and Washington boulevard. This man has had his saloon license revoked ur,der former city administra tions, but has retained It under tho present rotten municipal government. The witnesses alo say HuntolTored one dollar to a man to go over and knock the boy down ami beat him, No comment is needed on such an outrage as this. It is a bold-fucod at tempt to deprive us of a constitutional right, It!sanocii blow at the free dom of the pres, and should bo treated such, This I but one of many ex ample of i Ionian Cathollo brutality and tyranny, it i the duty of the pub lie to stop ueh outrages a this, and we call upon them to do so, A Jinn's lU'imtibahle Tesfluioiir. The Quarterly J tewird, of tho TrlnV tarlan Hi bio Society, contains an Inter esting letter from Urlttany, written by the Uev, G, Lecout, from which we take the following extract; "Tho other day a man came U the house with his family, He Is a wealthy proprietor, member of the civil and church council of bis parish, We showed him over our promises, He saw the children, went tothe little hospital. When, having wen everything, ho at down for a talk. He asked my wife; 'How i it, madarne, that the gospel is not understood in the same way? I havo a sister who has been a nun for thirty year. Sho has taken much property to the convent, and she Is con sidered a saint in her convent. She take care of the sick. If any one wants comfort sho is sent for, and gen erally succeeds, Not long since I had a long talk with my sister, She is not happy herself, This is a strange con ferslon she made to me 'i should never Induce another to come to the convent. I might have done as much good by staying at home a being In a convent,' I told her she would bo most welcome at home again, but she said, 'It Is too long since I left the world to return to It. What strikes mo most in my nurs ing ministry of thirty years, always with tho dying, is to try and give them comfort. I have two rooms, one where are the dying nuns, the other where the patients come from without; that means, pooplo belonging Ut the world. I have never yet seen a nun die In peace, they soom terrified when death is near, All th Jr work and merits seem to vanish, they have nothing to stand In the face of (h'ath, within all It terrors. In the other room, death does nolseo'in to bring on the saw) feelings, Many of these smile at It approach. I favo they heard of something better than convent work?' My visit to you has made me feel that you havo found that better thing, God bless you, mako It known to other,' " McSHuiara Case le ('lay ('oimfy. The case against Hlshop V, McNa- mara were transferred from Kansas City to the court of Liberty, Clay county, Mo., owing to the fact that the atternles for the defense, liurnham, Klllott and Cagy, claimed that the de fendant could not Jocolve justice in this county. The absence of the push and thug around tho court room was very noticeable. Do you suppoe that "Till AMKHfCAN"and tho election bad any thing to do with tho quieting of the times? The court In Liberty opens Juno 20, Tun American can bo obtained of alt wholesale iiewndoulor. Ask your dealer to handle It. I HUM tlOlt, MtVn try JkHts In M bU V) IUwhS .1tittt Tlt Ibmisn InijuWiUn Vt t-t! It ta rlitrbU, mih n lntt.n lintMif lu tub !, tmU! viiw int pnms Ko immiUI lln,iii, Aftirtic pi !! i!ct I'liblU'h. A ftaphio h'f ljtl. tf tb bmlal a tiit timn iiiiiint- i .f b A, l A. Is jttn ) th fidloatii dipst h ftinn I'aUtka; timti: Itimttiiil, on, I Inn aim hud beit hi'w stiisl months r pr'iiintUi llio A, I', A , lea.bi n iimrVi lmt the Cathollo t lmrvlt bleb atiuHl asttnitg prvjiiilteo atalhot htm, and Hnhirday Bight a fiirhi ihvuitihI s'tcn htm and II, U. Nealsek In htvh tho altai.-i was badly dUtlguifd, Marahall NU, roeiilly finm North Carolina, phhiih tho A. I A. cause and Is alh gtMl to havo ma b serious rt- mat k fttrtlnut tho morality of Catholic prtosla, This aroused tho Indignation of the Cat hiilles, and yestorday morn ing George K. Mundee, C, J, Hogoia and II. ti. Nowlst'k sought Mi In his nsuu and gave him a oowhidlng. His screams were heard several bhs ks, A crowd iiol'eeled but no ono cared to Itileifero. Nix was ordered to leave town but stopped and was njjiilu cow hided. Meantime a crowd of a hundred men seized Ihinftird and hurried him to the outskirts of tho city. What they In tended to do with him mi one knows. HherllT Hiigiin, who had heard of the trouble, sprang into a buggy and hur ried after tho crowd at a gallop. Single handed heeomuiundi'd the pence and told the crowd tu desist or ho would use a shotgun. Then ho seized Dimford, put him In the buggy and drovo to the depot, where Dunford left for Jiu'KNonvllle, to sull from there on tho summer John G. Christopher for New York. Nix was advised to leave I'alatka but refused, and Is now under tho protec tion of the sheriff. It Is rumored that ho will bo mobbed. Tho Urooks house, where he Is slopping, Is guarded by tho sheriff and police. Sheriff Hagun Hiys tiiough has been done, and if any farther demonstration Is made some body will get hurt, Tho southern states havo for a long time needed some form of an earth rjuuke to awake them from the lethargy Of their surroundings. Nothing could havo lsstter exemplified tho true intent f Home than this happening, and It is be hoped that the formation of a ousing A, I", A. council may bo the esult. Convention of Indiana A, V, A, I.VWAWAPOUH, I ml, April 12. With Igreat secrecy the state convention of W-A, I. Ai convened today in Lor falno hall. Nearly VM delegates are present, but outside of Samuel I), feymnfes, of Crawfordsville, tho state i . . t .... . . . i .. secretary, me names oi none oi ine lofJIcer aro known, Delegates are pres ent from Lafayette, Kort Wayne, Torre Haute, Crawfordsville, IiOgansport, nderson, South liend, Hammond, Marion, Michigan City, and seventy five other cities in the state. The men placed guards on the door and on the outsldo of the building, and took every precaution to prevent any Inkling of the object of their meeting getting out. They claim that strong A. I'. A, chap ter are organized In every county in the state, and that the A, IV A, will be an Important element in every city election in Indiana next month. From A, 1', A. member In this city It I learned that the delegates are here to report progress in their several baili wick and compare notes on the spring campaign, They are also preparing for a fight in the slate campaign and have warned republican that no state can didate who is a Catholic will receive any votes from A. I'. A, members, They will also make a united stand on the selection of mem hers to tho legis lature, Anolhur object of tho state conven tion f said to 1st the compillngof an A, I', A, directory of the state. No accur ate information as to the number be longing to tho society In Indiana has been given oi.t beyond the claim that they have an avemge of 1,000 mernlsira in every county lu Indiana. This would give them a state membership of W.OOO, Several large cities like Terre Haute, Kvansville, Lafayette, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis are known to havo from 1,000 to 11,000 member, Tho growth of tho society In tho last year has been far beyond tho understanding of the uninitiated, and political leader of both leading parties admit that the A, I', A. will cut an alarming figure in the next election. (Jtimo Tribune, April 13, r Kornlsh Intolerance In Ireland. Tho Irish Christian Advocate says: "Of late there ha been much distress among the jsxir In Gal way, and In order to mitigate In somo degree this state of things, the Congregational minister In that city 0iened, Mine time ago, work rooms at the rear of hi church, and Invited thoso women and young girls, who were there taught to mako up for themselves varum article of clothing from material provided by ladles, who also cut out the garment for them. On certain day there bavo been a many at work as thirty different persons, Of course all these were 1 Ionian Catholics, and this fact ha excited tho enmity of tho priests, one of whom ha occasion- a'tt, Misr w U tt ., tUt, d at In (, tbo tnMti r h oh , and Ki ln-,! tt tl!-it-.i at one UK pih tt ttitn.anUj In him tmiil tint ttvat a d.itf, tbt h!ili-s iwii ho inei to witt Mxrttitfr, Ul k (to tun.l'.lm riv hi liiiHl ,i M nit lln-lr Ikmihhi hi't.iH, thrr ilart.!, isinteati t I tin ptltU' unlrf, t $ tu lh I iM,,,i ami lm .ir ti Aliiii bav t ta (uaiitiHt to ami tnon tlm msmii lit lli illto, and two xithvoiin Ii ik In ii'ti itHi in ilui) M i tlm iti-xr ait tins liiuK llif Win a I ynh'g on, llio M.iwa 1a. ovmu, Nob,-Iliuir Amuikum IViinlt mo testato In tho AMl ilirAM lhat I havo given ooiiKtdetalilo Investi gation Into tho hUtuty of, and I And that tho "given flag," so t alliit, If It ii'ptiMint an) Uttng, oilier than ehv li lelty (a sliown by It eolui ), Il ii p nMntid In I ho past, all lhat t opsnMd Protestantism or all of thnl which was pnilsUnl against by demonstrated scion lllle truth -tbo "order lsaiitlful,M It Is, as an emblem, a religious, or rather, "Telish" ting, Tho ero (tho emblem of Intelligence,) and tho harp (tho emblem of tho pihsmnhIiui of the Mipilnoxi's), or Isith, aro aninetlmos on It, and when so on II, are to cunvcy the Idea ot that of dependence to the "Green" or to thai of which It lathe emblem, As a "green llug" I take It, It Is the emblem to the death of all that the "Cross" or tho "Harp" singly or both 1110 the emblems: Of Its languago Is death to l'roloBlaiitlsm" or "death to all npponlllnn," all progress and all truth. N. A. List. A Masquerading I'rlest. One evening last week a well dressed Individual, wearing a mustache, was observed by an officer trying to attract the attention of tho initiates of a bawdy resort on Ituynor street. The officer considered it to bo his duty to arrest tlio strange acting Individual, and the latter took a hurried rido to police headipiariers, where It was discovered that the mustache was a false one, and the stranger turned out to lie a mus- (jiieradlng priest. Tho latter explained that he was on his way to surprise hh old friend, "Father" Frledlandor, when ho was himself surprised. When ho discovered lhat his story would not wiit-h, and that bo was In danger of upending a night In a cell, ho sent for one of Hlshop Foley' priests to identify him and testify as to his purity and good Intentions, after which the priest was permitted to go on his way rejoic ing, minus his falso mustache, Detroit 1'atrlollo American, A ('all From California. San Fha.vcihoo, April Oth, 181)4. I'ostmasTmH, Omaha, Neb. My Dear Sir: Not wishing to intrude upon your time, I will state my purjMjse briefly, viz., to present thii before an organ published in your city in the Interests of our public schools, etc., and known as the society of tho A, I', A, or Amer ican Protective Association, I have rend the paper while in the east with a great degree of pleasure and am de sirous of obtaining a copy or copies to commence the good work in tho far west. We havo a largo membership and still increasing, but as yet I know of no pajsir being distributed here In the interest of the above. I therefore trust you will have the kindness to place this letter In the hands of the publisher of the paper mentioned. In conferring this great favor you will oblige, Thine fraternally, T, M, Wjlbon. DULUTir, Minn.. April 17. -It Is es timated by prominent A, 1'. A. men here that the order has 0.000 member In tho state, Of these Dufuth has some 2jOO and nearly all the rest are at St, I'auland Mlnm.aKill probably 15,000 in the two cities, Mimieiipotii Joarwd. Editor TfB Amekican: Well, the alcove I within 2,000 of tho right mem bership in Duluth, The membereomo from the parties about a follows: IU publican 2,000 I lemocratie 1 ,fi00 Populist , , H00 Prohibitionist (roughly estimated) 200 Totul .','4,600 The correspondent has evidently for gotten fifteen other cities in this state, os-s-clully Faribault of "school-failure Ireland" fame, ,K.viT. Postmaster Hesing of Chicago de nounces the InU.r iktnn as un-Amerl can because it did not quote an anti-A. P. A sjieech of his In full. Poor old Wash, like all other Komish politician ho love to play with tho words "un American, un-Cbristlan and uncharit able," but they are figure of speech that are much more applicable to tho hierarchy ho defend than to the or ganization ho attack. 77k Inter (Ay an will continue to prosper and grow long after the Chicago postofflce bid good-bye forever to a Itomanlst official. Wticonrin Patriot. "San Francisco I the first city to adopt a uniform system of patriotic exercise and Incorporate It in tho compulsory work of tho school," say the Examiner of that city. A program consisting of national hymns, recita tion and essays by the children, on patriotic topics, bat been provided for the last Friday afternoon of every month, and has aroused great enthus iasm among tha children. The first w as given tho last of March. tw li Mh fUWs iW.ut.w la t n tfi 4 t . 4. t, of ,.. i f k-iMs W a iN ju it i ,!.,., !.. !. .,ut ti.nxrt W it t' M Iti t't it., , -.IH.,I Ot I "ti. a tnl.'S, 1? it iitt a)ff, HtH h l . almr , . Im.U. t II mil Irll fmndlf , O'lt itlncii'il.'. ta ra Ttt -! thl t.ll (..t hU lilurC, livwif en, itiiu't ltt) a tetan - Is hi, lli vulint nf, UKIl-k'il III I" 1 1,1-1 ii .in,,i ii anh ilii t'ull'-t l,ty f.ir I,Urt AtiMt Pst JrMilt Cannot tlolnrn. H.MP, April 2.1.- Tb Vat ban la U tin Must Uisl, although the Hiindearatb. all) reject tho bill mid by t ho tteh h- stsg H-riutlllng tho n-tiirn of tho Jesuit to Germany, tho Ih'rtin govern, months decided to grant lhat )mr. mitim to nn itilmiaof otliprordor lhat have Imctt cxmHii1. i, ' ' ' If It Is line, as the dufeaUxl now papers allege, that tho overwhelming ivhuko administered to tho corruption tstsof Kanm City was tho result ot work done by the A. P. A., then the. hmii1o will be Inclined to give that organization credit for having in It mure goisl than has evorlsen dreamed of. hixarenc (Kan.) Journal, April 0. A correspondent asks: "Why did the nuns who testified In tho lireckon- rldgo trial secure the consent of Sutolll before they obeyud tho legal summons to testify? Does not such a proceeding1 smack of cannon law aiul of tho super iority of tho latter to tho common law and of tho pou to the state?" Nkwhukalehh can obtain Tub Amkhican from any wholonalo news dealer. Your customers will want It. Put It on your counter. REDUCING STOCK. We have too many of certain kinds of Shoes, such as Men's, and Children' Spring Heel School Shoes and Women' and Misses' Satin Calf and Cloth Top Spring Heels, and are making a great reduction in price to closo them out. Wo are making low price on all kinds. of iien' and Women's Oboes. WM. N. WHITNEY, toil So 15th Special Matter Committloner't Sale. Under and by virtue of mi order of siile on diicriie of fornmomirn of niortKmot Inkiii'iI out in iiid uimrici court, lor woukiiim county , hriiHkM, mid to inn Mlnvnxj, 1 will, en Mm If.H h ilnyof Muy, A. I). Jni4, HI, o'cJiK-W p. M. of Mil HI day, ul lliti nor Hi front, door of the Douniy uoiirt, iioiiKi-, in tlio ;liy or (nmont, UoiiKliiS county, NnliriiHkii, mill at, liulillo aiiriloii to tlm lilidu-Mt lilildur forcHHli, tha uroiinrty dowrintftf In mild erUr of sale as loiiowK, t-o-wii,: i l,oi iiuiiiiii'r otmin, two UiHtxl tliK'flW.ln liloi'lc tiniiihiT hIk and ono-liulf ill Hi llndforci I'liu'c, an udilltlon to tlm city of Dnialiit. N lirimba, as aurveyeil, tilnlO'd and raeordnd toifi,iln,r wtili all tliu apiiurK'UiituMis tlii:rn wiiOi bpoiitflnK. hiild irot,rty to immiia to Sutlnry Alfmd ft, lliifrmiii tu tlio Sinn of l tiioiiniirid I w huiiilrad thirteen and 24-100 dollKrnil.l!lil 24. dim from John It. 1 1 mull Ion a rid liuiijumlii fc ivkiim, with oii,iri,it alien (in; pr cent rront Kfliruiiry Hili, ini4. To utttlnfy Hun II. Wood In tha sum of twiity-oii! hundrdd iilriitly-ven nrid Ti-Mi dollar if:OI7.72l due from John K, I lain I Hon and I riinrU A. Ilaiiiilion. with Ino-rwiitat ten (IOi pur emit from Kulirnaiy th, s4. To atlMfy the mini of llfly-i.lt and fts-l'0 dollar (fifl.Ssi conla heriiln tiittctlmr with acrrulnii covta ai'i'iirdliiK to a JudKiiuuiV n-ndnri'd hy lh dlmrletcourl of said fou la county, at Us 1-nliruary f-rm, A. It. l'k. In a curtain anion limn and thera inndlnn whiTi'ln lli n H, Wood In iiIhIiiIIiT, and John It, Hamilton. Francis A. Hamilton, Thomaa (J, Knntidy, Hll M WnlmU-r, Alfred K. I'ufnuia and tha Flmt National ilank uf Umaha am di'furidaiit. Omaha, MohraMka, April 27th, W. UIAKI.K I,. TIIUMAH. Spin 'In I ManUir ('omiiilloniir. )tiir ii, Tlioma. atutrnny. VV'iMid v. Ilamlloiii, 4-57-9 Special Matter Oommittioner Sals t'nilur and hy vlrl ti of an order of sain on derree of foriii'loure of inortiraK lnwnnd out of tin, dlntrli!ti:ourt for Umnoa roumy, Nu hraHka, and to mm (Uri-i'MtU, I will, on tha 2niIi day of May, A. I), Ih;i. at I o'clock v. m. of ald day, at tha north front door of Out Counly Court IIounh, lu tlm city of Omaha, liouKla I'outity, Nuliranka. mil at'pulillo auction Ut tlm Iilnlii'm ll, lil, T for rie.li. tln proiMirty ili-wrllwil In aald ordur ef al an follow, lo-wll: I, i,i onii (H, (wo I'll, lliri'ii Cli. four (4i, twenty ( Hi, twenty-one (Zli, twniiiy-two (2),. lweniy-thri! i.li and tweniy-four i-'ti, la hliN'k two t'i) In Moe't iiti-ill vIhIoii of lot threw (if) and fifteen (lili of Tuttle'a auk dlvlHlon of Hi" wiulh one half (H. Hi of tlm northiat iiiarter (N. K. ) and the nortlt one half (N. M of tlm kimiiIu khI quarter IS, K. '.i of MM'tlon live (Ai, towrmlilp II f H en (l.'il, raniO! thlrleen 11,1), eat of the alnth (0th), I'r. Meridian, lu tlm ell y of Omaha, I lunula counly. Nithraaka, a aurveyvd, platted and reeolded. Said proper! v to tin sold to iitlify Julia H. Ilryant, iilnlntllT tlm mini of two ihoumitid om l.unifred and tilnnteen dullar 1.1 ill) iudlOiient. Willi Inl.'nwt on two thouaii Uollar tJMli thereof at m-vi ii i7i pi r cent H r annum, and on one hundred and nineteen dollar iflld.iKii thereof at lenilni l r cent per annum, and all from May M, I him. TiiHiilUfy ( harle K liatea, defendant, tin mini of eluhty dollar KKi.iKi) Judgment wltlt Inlereat thereon at ten l) per cent pur annum from May lt, In;;i. To Hiuihfy tweniy-ulnn and 1.1-Inn dollara ('.'ii I.Im'iwu with Intermit thereon from tlm Iht day of May, mh., together with accruing, coal accordluK to a Jwlionetit n'liilereil hy the dim rlct court of ald liouxla county, at It May liirm, A. I). 1M, lu a certain actloik then and there pendliiK, wherein Julia H, Ilryant wn plalntltf, and Anna C. MiHk Henry A, Moe and other were defendants. Omaha, Nehraaka, April 2tilh. K.CVAUK. Special MaaUir CiiminUMlmicr, II. P. Tliomii. aiuirney. hryant v. Moe. lioc. Hi. No. Sit. 4-27-ft "H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL' DIRECTOR EMBALMER, Oltlco removed from 113 North llltb street to x6i8 Chicago Street Telephone 00. : OMAHA, NEB. KOUCH & HOUCH, Carpenters and Builders 1917 Davenport Street. . JOBBING OF ALL KINDS. 'urnfuro Kopnlrlnyc Viholmtme trif m Njtoofalfy. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. UIVK V8 A TiitAL. vl
