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Unci, Ham "AIJH, TAKIC HA TO I I, I HACK TO UflOl"
ins last ki;jli:ht f ii,nu,i:i.
The Henri of ft Masonic, Martyr Inferred
Willi Impressive Ceremonies,
OAKl.ANO, Oil,, J ii no UXTbo heart
of Yuaolo Herrora Cairo, Masonic;
martyr, was today burled beneath tho
granite foundation stone of it monument
which will ho erected to his memory
The site of tho monument Ik a slight
fmlnonoe at tho northern end of Moii
tain View cemetery. On thht u todiiy
wore HNwrnhled liundrodH of piiopk who
wltnenaed tho ceremonlen Bttondlnn ono
of the Htrriifettt Inelderiti) In tlio hlntory
of Vim Masonry,
Tho ih'oiwhcIoii wn formed at iha
KiiU) of tho eetneUjry nod winihoadod hy
tho Onardfa Jimrez, tho Mexican iriill
tary company of Hn Franclmio. Th:y
itcted a tho 0N ort of tho heart of ox
Governor Cairo, which wn contained
In an oaken cunket draped with a Mexi
can flittf and torno by four KnltfhU
I (ono Croix, following thorn marched
a dolegallon from thu Mexican Lad leu'
Uonevolent Hixflty, under tho loader
hlp of Mm. A. K. Coney, who convoyed
tho heart from Mexico and promoted It
to OcthHcmano ChajUsr No. 6, Homo
Croix, Then camo tho Grand CorwUtory
of California and U ulorjlnato bud leu
of tho Ancient and AecepUid Hcottinh
Klto of I'Vco Manon ry an general encort
to tho following Maxofilo hodlon: Oalj
land IMlgoof i'erfeetlon, No. 12; Verba
IJuena Lodgo of I'crfectlon, No, fl, of
Hun FmnclKooj Cethwjmano Chajiter,
No, ft, of Hoxo Croix of Oakland; Verba
lliiena ('hnpter, No, 4, of Koxo Croix of
Han 1'Vanelnoo: UeMalay Council of
Kadoh, No, 2; (iodfrey do Ht, Omar
Council of Kmlimli, No, I; Manonla
Veteran AHMiHilatlon of tho racillc
Coant, ar.d Oakland Lodgo No, JH8, V,
and A. M,, acting an tho M, W, Grand
Lodge of V. and A, M. of California,
with tho ofllcom of tho day,
Tho grand Koorotary enumerated
coin, newMjiapem and other thlngM
which ho had placed in tho box with
tho heart of llorrca Cairo. Then the
copper cunket wan lowered Into a cavity
In tho hugo block of ooncroto forming
tho foundation, to tho accompaniment
of tho rejortn of tho rifles of tho Mexi
can (told lorn. Mm, Coney wan encoded
to tho tono, that alio might who that all
had been done In accordance with tho
hint wIhIic of tho dead, and an tho hugo
block of granite wa lowered Into placo
tho Masonic choir ang tho "Martyr'n
Hymn."
Grand Orator Kdwln A. Sherman de
livered an addrowi. Throughout ho wa
extremely anll-CatholIo.
In reviewing tho life of Vgnaclo If r
roar y Cairo ho charged tho Catholic
church with being tho caimo of bin
death, "While governor of JuIIhco,"
mild he, "ho dUcovored a plot of tho
Carmelite frlam ugalnitt tho govern
ment, Ilo put them In Jail, and from
that moment ho wan a doomed man
Tho church did not forget him and did
not lowonightof h 1 in, hut in time worked
out Un revenge,"
In conelimion ho told how Cairo, fear
log aHiiHnl nation, exacted a promlNu
from bin brother Mawmo that If hu wan
murdered they would pronorvohln heart
and glya It Into tho wife-keeping of
Memo Maxonlo chapter an tho heart of a
man who bad died for hU devotion to
Manonic prlnclplei, When Cairo wan
nhot hU Miwonlo brothem tiok from
tho body tho heart and proHomtd It In
alcohol, and now after thlrty-fl vo yearn,
on tho ovo of tho annlvomary of tho
martyrdom of Ht, John tho IlaptlHt, tho
promUo wa completely fulfilled. Wan
in i'im Kxumiw.r,
Convention of Knight of John.
HUKKAfA N. V,, Juno 2T.l)olo
iratoM U tho convention of uniformed
commandorleii of tho Jloman Catholic
order of K nigh t of Ht John attended
maNH at Ht, Joseph' cathedral tlay,
ladng eoort(!d thither by local knight.
In tho forenoon oiHlon addroMHe were
made by IlUhop Hyan of tho dlooowi of
HulTalo, and Mayor Jtlnhop, and to
thoito I'reiddent Wllholm rooponded.
Tho enNlon wan rnada brief In order
that tho delegate might bo prepared
for tho parade thin afternoon, In thin
prowwdon were represented all tho
cominandorio of HulTalo and vlidting
commandorleii from I'ittHhurg, Clovo
land, O., Detroit, Cincinnati and other
cltioM, Tho doeoratlorm along tho lino
of march were an profuno an thin city
ever unfurled In honor of any visitor,
Tho purado concluded with a drill In
tho state annual. This evening a re
coptlon will las held In the arsenal, In
which tho prizes won In tho drill will
bo distributed.
Another Man Overboard.
Another man has loft tho I toman
Catholic church because ho could stand
It no lunger, If It keeps on at this rate
tho old J Ionian Catholic ship will Is)
called a "lighter;" It Is not only tho
small men who are falling overboard
but tho heavy one,
Hev, Sylvester Harrington, a priest
of tho faHMlonlst order, Is now In
Christ's Mission helping tliat ex-priest,
O'Connor, that the Jloman Catholic
church has no use f ir becauso ho I giv
ing tho fellow on their ship something
which help! them to tumble overlsiard,
Handy Hook,
mint in; ami:mii:i.
Adelces From Unite, Mont., Nliew Hut
.Neeeotllr of Amending I lie atiinillii
lion Laws.
It Is alleged that four year ago M.
Daly, tho millionaire Irish Itomnii
Catholic, voted six hundred votes at
Anaconda, with each man hearing a
card furnished him hy Daly, which
road as follows! "I CAN NOT I OCA I) Olt
VVIUTK, HUT WANT TO VOTH TIIK FiuV
L(;wno tiokut," This fall, It is
alleged, ho wants to remove tho slate
capltol from Helena to Anaconda, and
In order to bo able to control the vote
Is sending tho smelter men In droves to
Ilutle to bo naturalized. Tho local
papori are considerably wrought up
over this wholesale making of cltlzoos,
We(uotetho following editorial from
The Miner, published at llutto;
The scenes enacted at the court houe
during the past ton day have aroused
the Intelligent people of theeommunlty,
and Indignation over tho wholesale
naturalization of men who can neither
road, write, speak nor understand the
language of the country, Is general.
Tim Mlmr has the highest restet for
the Intelligent and worthy foreign Urn
cltlens, many of whom are among Mon
tana's hrlghtcstaml most public splriutd
men. The foreign born Inhabitants of
this northwestern empire have done
much toward developing the country's
resources, and have in filed Immonsur'
ably to tho general wealth and pros
iierlty. Hut many of tho men who have
been presenting themselves for citizen
ship during tho pant two weeks do not
belong to that class, Hy their at
tempted replies to the fpiestlons of the
court they nave proved beyond the pel
adventure of a douht that they urn
utterly unlit to exorcise tho right of
suffrage, They have demonstrated to
the satisfaction of the most obtuse that
If they vote at all they must do so when
under Instruction from some guide,
bos or employer,
It is nothing short of disgraceful that
these we lies should continue In the ooun
llghtofday Inaeommunliy which InhimIs
of Its enlightenment, It is more than
disgraceful that a professional wltnosa
should bo able to "swear In" droves of
men, of whoso character and qualifica
tion bo can have no definite under-
standing; and tho fact that an applicant
for flnalpaisu's stated that one witness
demanded ( Istforo be would act. is an
evidence of tho flagrant disregard of
law and decency which I holm orao.
tlced. '
No man should be admitted tocltl ell-
ship and given the sacred right of frau
chine In this country unless ho is able
to speaa ami understand tho Kiigllsh
language and has some conception of
tho rights, duties and privilege of s
voter; nor should any man 1st admitted
unless ho Is vouched for bv two well
known citizens of good standing In the
community, There is something in
A morlcancitlzenshlti deeper and mihlor
than tho mere breathing of all, It in
volve Important questions of state In
which the dearest Interest of tho pco-
pie are at stake; Imposes gnivo respon
slhllltloM and demands sincere and Intel
llueut action, ''' Mlmr trusts that
the people, tho authorities and espec
ially tho courts of Montana, will Insist
upon such regulations us will protect
tee franchino ngiilnsl a repetition of
the outrages which have been perpe
tin led upon It In tho pu4,
' MA MM AM A. I'. A.
Ilesenl the A Hack Made 'pun Tln ni ill
the I'eoplo's 1'nrlr Hliile ( niiteiilliui,
l-'OllT Hiiott, Kan,, June 2H The
American Protective Association of
Kansas has resolved to fight tho peo
ple's party candidates on tho slate
ticket In retaliation for the paagp of
the resolution denouncing the orgaulz
wtlon hy the people's party stale con
vention, Hlate I 'resident 11, M. Wood's
council of this city, today Issued 75,000
elieiilars containing the following reo-
liitlon:
Wiikkkah, Having seen and read a
certain resolution Introduced by one J,
r, jviciionaiii, or tins city, and adopted
at the roiient convention held hy the
people' party at Toiska, Kaunas, do
desire to say, and hereby enter our
protest that the resolution alwivu re
ferred to Is an Infamous lie and slander
nisei It face from heilnriliiif to end.
and that the Introduction of this reo-
lutlon into the said convention of the
people' party was done wit h a view te
prejudice the people at I a rife Hualust
the American Protective Asuwlatlon
(A, P, A.) and that the introducer of
the said resolution and those who par
ticipated In its adoption are slanderers
of a noble ami patriotic organization,
whom members are componed of the
loyalty ami Intelligence of this nation;
and wo further say that the said resolu
tion is vile and wholly void of truth.
and that tho Introducer is unworthy of
the respect and count' iimice of a (bid
fearing and country-loving people, and,
Whereas, Tho people's parly having
seen (It to adopt the above resolution;
therefore,
Itesolvcd, first, that wo 'denounce
and condemn mii.v political puny that
will endorse or adopt any such rcnoiii
tlon; and we further declare that our
purpose Is not te disrupt labor oi'ganl
zatlons, a Is set forth, hut on the con
trary wo uphold ami maintain these
organizations to the fulhnt extent;
neither Is It our purpono to army one
clans of citizens agalnslajiothcr In thuir
religious belief; and further,
llesolved, Heeond, that wo own alleg
iance to no political party or seclarlan
or ecclesiastical bodies, and wo hereby
counsel all memls'i' of the American
Protective Association (A. P, A,) to
use their utmost endeavors to licfeui
any party that would so lower Itself as
to adopt such a resolution,
I 'resident Wood says that the A. P.
A, will, H Is said, control ll,,'iiio votes in
Kansas, President Wood Is now pre
paring an orllelal circular advUlug tho
members In regard to the coming e lec
tion, Judgu McDonald, who offered the
resolution, lives In this city, and whs
appointed on the hoard of pardons hy
Governor Jewelling,
llesiiliillou of N)inpntliy,
W II Kit io am, It has pleased Almighty
God to call homo Mrs, Gates, tho kind
and affectionate wife of our brother,
George Gutes, therefore he It
Unsolved, That wo, the members of
IlluffCIfy Council No, 7, Jr, G, U, A,
M,, tender our most sincere sympathy
to llrother Gates In his bereavement,
and bo It further
llesolved, That a copy of tin to reso
lutions ho mulled to Urol her Gules and
one to Till'. Amkimi.'AN fir publication.
Mil, f'ANNINO,
O, TAI.MOTT,
K, T. Waoknkii,
( !ommltioii,
" ' ' '
A I'alrlolle I'd per Honored,
Dliurni, Minn,, July 2, -The corner-
stone of Duluth' new bo.ird of trade
.b'llldlng will hold amonu Its content a
copy of lAhirlji, our patriotic paper,
The Issue of Junu i't was placed there
and so long as the beautiful slruiliire
stands, I.et us hope that Liberty will
also flourish, It is now In order for the
MmlluiiHlrrn Wlliim (papal) to call for
a voto of "no eoiilldciieo In liberty,"
This Is the first city In the Union to
reeognlzu and honor a patriotic paper,
Zknith,
fin; Miles of fores!
Hiirround Hot Hprlngs, H. D, And
every slrgln tree yields Its quoH of
the fnitrriince that makes Hot Hprlngs'
air the most ib llcute on earth,
The llorlliiten's local agent will
g'ad y give you full Information alsiut
lloi Hprliig, andalso-lf you ask for
It-a beautifully Illustrated folder,
J, I'HANCIH,
G, P. h T. A
Omaha, Neb,
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Stat or oiiih, ivit us Toi.siio, i
I, nets i 'iic i r, j ""'
('MASS ,1, I'llKShV Inllk". (mill Unit
Him senl'ir Iihi Uihi "t Hie llriu of V. ,1 rlimn-y
k I ii,, iliilntl liuslriess In Hill elly of Tnliniii.
i'iiioiI y iiihI I ii l.i ufiiri'niiil nml Oni ,ii
(I r i.i will inty Urn sum nf nNK III Mil(,i
(ail.l.A lis f'U mii'li nml t-vory cuse nf I 'nlitrrli
Hnil I'liimiil ln i n l ii lit Hiii iMn nl lltl l.'s
I 'ata ii hii l I us I HANK ,1, rill NI'.V,
nwinii in nernrit inn mm siiiiscrliieil In my
liirsi'iu'x, i his nih iliiy n( liei i ini,i r, A. I Issfl
hsai, A, W, lil.KASii.N,
N ury I'iiIiIIk
1 1 nil's Cut mill l Hi'' Is I iik en liiiirinilly uml
le'ls illieclly mi Ilm mmI nml iiiiii'iiiis at,r
funis of On' nysli-m. Semi fur O i-I Imnlilitls,
f''" I''. J. lll'NI'V iV I ' i , lnli.'lii, o.
If Hui by ilriiKKluls, fie, II 1 1 Imu
.Voder,
liitrll. Id Circle, I, miles of tho (1, A,
It,, have changed their meetings from
the llrsl and third Thursday evenings
to the second ami fourth Wednesday
afternoon, Meetings ul Kaufman's
Hall,
U, F, THOMAS,
Allorney-al-Lsw, Commarclnl National
Hink llulldlng,
OI'KI'IAI, MAHTI'lIt HOMMIHHIONKIl'H
fj SAhl', Pmli'i' iiihI liy vlMiiiiof an onlur
nf hii ! 1 111 ilni'i'i'ii of fun rlimiini nf muri i(iiKi,
Inniini oni, nf Hiii illslili'l eiiio'l, In anil fur
I ii hi W I ii m mi in I y , Ni'IhiikIiii, nml In inn .
ii'i'ieil I will mi ilm liili ilny nf July, A. H.
h!i h,, nVliirli ii m, of snlil Hay at I lis
inn III finiit ilniil' nf tlin ciiuiily I'niii'l, liiiiisn,
III I lie I'H y nf Oiniilni, lliiiislus I'liioil y, Nh.
ImioMii, si ll nl iiuhlli'. iiicl Inn In Ilm liislmst
I lililup fnc ciisfi, I he iniii'i ly ilMseriliiiil ri
snlil iil'lel1 of "ill'' us follows, luwll,;
'I lie mil Hi nun liulfnf Ilm wnl oiii'-linlf of
lot dm, Itoiiulii's Sin nml Ailillllnli In Dm
elly of I'miiliii, I'lHuliis eiiinly, NiiliriisSs,
us sniyeyi'il, iiliiileil nml leeoi'li'il i sitld
ii"i"Hy in lie snlil lo siiilsfy ,lns, W, i 'ii rr la
lie sum of one nml Ilili l y s nml II-Hid ilnl.
ms iti.UMIi liiiluniiuil,, with Inlernsl Hinriuia
hi I'l in1 r ''' hi pi'i' iiiiiiiini from Ilm nli ilsy
of Mmi'h, A, Ii. Ih'i, imhI twenty nml ?.ifli
ilnll.ils if !H 1S1 nisis lii'ii'ln, Ioiki I. if r Willi se
i'iiiImk I'osis In s IiiiIkiiihiiI. riielii'i"l liy His
illslili'l i'niii'l, of IiiiiikIus i'liioily, Nnliiiikn,
ill lis l elil llill y I " rni , A, l, SIU, I'l H eerUlll
iiclloii llii'ii nml llii'iii iieinllns wlii'niln
liimi's W, l nrr whs iiliilnllir mnl liililicl M.
I'oril mnl J i ft I'liiil wi'iii rlefi'inliinis,
III It ll 11, Nulll'tlnl. s ,lllll Ift, I "'if
llKN.I AM I N C, 'I IIOMAN,
il Ifl I r i"c I ul Miisier (lomiiilssloiiiir,
Mir el IT's Hale.
I nili'i' nml iy vlriuii of an eii'ciitlon on
lriiiiw'ilil Issued liy I'rmiS K, Mimiiks. eliirlt
of Ilm Illslili'l Coin I of IiiiiikIiis iioioily, Nn
liiiisltii, iiion a JmlKiiiMiit reiiilnri'il liy oo,
S, sinllli, m .liisiini of Ilm I'l'iieii in sn'l for
IiiiiikIii. colli I , Ni'liin.kii, on Hi" 7 r it ilny of
ienmlnr, Is'.'T, In fiivnr of Olio Nohi'lliig
iiiitlii.i Nnliiiisiiii Miirismoi I .mi n iniiiiiiiiS
uml .liirnli M, I .in in In w r UiiiiIkhiIkiI Willi
,1 ii mis It, ,oIiiisoiii n I ritiiBirl l. of wlileli
jii'lKiiii'iii, whs, en I in Ifiiliilny nl f iiliriinry,
h'i iluly llli'il mnl ilmi.i li'il In Ilm lilsirlri
I on rl. w I Hi I ii ami fur snlil lioiiulus Coiuil y, I
Imm li'Vliil iiiiiin I In' wiiii h dull iH,Vtlofl"t
I wo fit, lil'N'n two C-li, I'hiIiIih's I'limi, nil sa
il l Hun In I Im elly of I in, nli n, Huiiulii county,
Ni'liiiiskii, ns Ilm iroinMy of .Iwnli I'.mmln.
Ki'i', nml I will, mi July ?, nl ID ii'i'lis lc
ii, in, nf mill ilny, nl Ilm I'.AS'I' front ilisir of
I lie I'nuiil y con it liousv In iliti ell y of llnuilis,
I mill 1 ii- inn ii l y, Ni'lii ns kit, sell snl'l pruH'riy
ul iiulilli' nui'iluii In ilm lililiini lililUnr for
I'noli, lu snlisfy snlil 1'tiii'iiilnii, ilm tuiiuiint
iIuk llmreiiii tii'lus iiliii iy nun no Inimlii'ililis
ilullnis isi iso ilmmuots nml inn nml fnriy
II UK llllllllMUll llS l.lllllllS 'lli;H I'llSt, llf slllt,
Willi liileii'sl llinrnoii friiiu Hii' Till ilny of m
i'i-in in-1 , A, i, isii.i, iimil nili, nml nlso Ilia
fiinliiT sum of four ilullnis nml lliirty rums
ill Ilm ilm costs of liiiTmiMi on Miilii Jiiilumi'iil
nml Hie ni'i i iilnrf I'osls I lii'i'iiiin.
Oiiniliii, Ntilirnssit, June I i. Is'U
.lulIM f. HKKXKI,.
SlierllT lif Ilium I its I 'nun I y, Ni'lii'iimi,
loiiiie Ailnuis, niloini y, H Ii fi-A
Nnliee te .oii.tesiilciil Id fi iidanls,
I'lnulis I'!, Winner, Mnry II. Wurimr. met
(1,1. Ilupliliis, llil iiiiiiin uiikmiwii, will I n kit
liiillii' Hint mi Hie lull ilny of Sluy, Is',i4,
J i ill n , I Miini'll, ,li , I' tiirulor uf Ilm i'l nl uf
lnliii'il I , Mi, i, nil, il u, i' it-.i i) , iiliilntllf lii'ii'ln,
llli'il his tii lllliin In Ilm Hlalrli'i I nun uf
IiiiiiiHiis I'liuiny, N I j it n k ii, iii itliihl mi lil ilit.
fi'iiiluiils, Ilm iilit'i mnl iirnyi'r nf wlilrti art
10 fuii'i'liHii' n i'i rutin inorisiiKu i'i'i ulei li
Hni ili fi'inliiiitn, i liiiil'ni V., nml Mnry K,
Wiuie r, In ilm iilitliilllt. iliiuii ii iiluii (Ul in
lilm k si vi'iilei'ii il'i iif I eni nil I'm S, nil ml
11 I hni In li. i I'll y uf I On ii tin, i.iiiiIii I'liunly,
Niilini'li n, In sei'ui" Hie iiiimii'iil of n
liromlssoiy noli' ilnii il jVlny J'.iilt, lis'i, fur Ilm
sum nf skvi'ii liniiilii"! ilulliirs ','""i), ilim
nml liiiyiililn In live yi nrs fiom ilule lliiueiif
Uml I lu re Is now tfi t ilium snlil inilii nml
inorlfnK' Hni stun of "vn liumln (I ilullnis
i list urn, fur w lili li sum Willi Inieri sl nl ten
ilm m i ri iil fiuiii Niivumlii'r "'Hi, Is'.m, iilnln
'lit Uiiy fur il ili i'li i' Hull itefi'iuliiiii lni in.
iilln il In tit y Hie mini" or Hint snlil iieiif
i"i' limy lie sui insuiisfy Ilm mnouiit fuumt
lllli'.
!: Von nn reiiilii'i In simwer snld petltliin
mi ur in fun' lie iuli ilny of Aui(ul, Ii'1.
Omiiliit, ,lul J n 1 1 , Is.u,
John ,i, mum;i,i jh
K.An'uliir of Hni n iinie uf Ulllierl (,',
.Muni'll, ili'1'i'in.i'il, I'liilnllir,
Jus W, Cmr, mini liny fur iilnlitlllf. 7-0-4
V you desire te assist the cause uN
serllio (or Tint AMi:itiCAN,