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- Washington, September 11 To
lmporUnl drcunwnU mere rtveWrd
FrlJsyrT Cardinal Satollt. Ori
cablegram Irom IUnipolla, epl sec
retary of state, anrtounclnf that Mgr.
MrtlnUi will arrlte In Washington
the flrtt part of Octotwr. No reason
I awlerrd for the new delegate de
lay. He w eipected fcere September
Jtt. On receipt of thit news Cardinal
Satolli announced that he would ad
here to his original programme of sail
leg from New York October 17.
The ecrnd communication was a
letter from the prefect of the i"vge
fanda, dated at Rome August IS, and
reading:
To Ola F.mlnenoe Francis Cardinal
SatolU.-Our holy father having noml
nated as your successor at the apostolic
delegation In Washington, Moot Kov.
Schastlno Martlnelll, prior general of
the Hermlta of St. Augustine, you are
hereby notified tbat soon after hU con
secration aa archbishop of Ephesus,
Mgr. Martlnelll will hasten to Wash
ington and relieve you from vour oner
ous dull, a at tbe aoi.tollc delegation
there. With great affection,
Micklavs Cardinal Lkhoohowiski.
This la the first ffllelal Information
that the cardinal has recolved on the
subject of his successor.
The new dolegate will be accom
panied on his trip to America by the
provincial of the Augustlnlans in the
United States, Very Itov. T. B. Drls
coll of Villa Nova, Pa., who has lately
been visiting Rome.
According to recent lottora Monslg
nor Martlnelll will he Invested with
much more power than Cardinal Sa
tolll. The delegation here will be
raised to. the dignity of a full ecclesias
tical court of final appeals. This tri
bunal It Intended to make the Amorl
can church self-governing. It will try
all such cases as were hitherto referred
to the congregation of the propaganda
In Rome. Ai the pope has delegated
hU power to It, there can be no appeal
from Its decisions.
The court will consist of the dole
gate, a procurator, who will in all
probability he appointed In time to ac
company Monslgnor Martlnelll to
"Washington; an auditor, a secretary,
possibly an under clerk and five canon
ists, to be selected from the most
learned professors of canon law In the
United States. The tribunal will be
carried on In exactly the same way as
a judicial court of appeals. . No caso
will oome under lta jurisdiction unless
regularly appealed from the doolslon
ot the diocesan courts. During the
time of Cardinal Satolll the delegation
had no authority to try such cases. In
consequence the new delegate will find
a full docket and his assistants will
toon discover that the office Is not a
sinecure.
While the sessions of this court will
necessarily always be private, the
presence of such a tribunal cannot fail
to make a notable addition to religious
and dlplomatlo lire at the capital.
Mgr. Martlnelll and all the members of
bis court will occupy the residence in I
street, which was presented by the
Roman Catholics of America as a per
manent home of the apostollo delega
tion. Inhnman Treatment or Pupil.
Mrs. Eliza Smith has gone before the
proper authorities to complain of the
horrible cruelty of which ber sixteen-year-old
son, Jose Llsson Smith, has
been a victim in the College of St.
Thomas of Aquino In Lima. Young
Smith was confined by Father Nardinl,
In person, director of the oollege, in a
cell that measured 18 Inches by 19,
where he remained from Tuesday until
Sunday, Inclusive, that is to say five
days.
On Friday at 3 P. M., they took him
from his cell to hang him by the fln
gera in a window, in which position he
remained four minutes. The hangman
selected by the reverend fathers was a
fellow student, Young VUlena. Tues
day at 9 P. M , Father Nardinl applied
fifty blows on the hands of young
Smith. The prelate himself Imposed
this chastisement, refusing assistance
Irom anyone. He considered that by
this correction he should make an ex
ample of cruelty and he suc
ceeded. On Wednesday at 11 A. M.,
they strapped the unfortunate youth to
a cot. strlDDinsr him from the waist
down, and applied fifty more lashes
with a strap, after having first placed
upon his back wet cloths so as to ob
literate the marks caused by the flog
ging; one father, Arteta (born, accord
lng to report, In that nest of vlllany
known as the "Republic of the Heart
of Jesus") devised this last scheme.
Furthermore, the viotim of this bru
tality was kept In confinement (more
horrible than that In which Louis XL
imprisoned his turbulent nobles) unless
when led out to eat his miserable fare.
The Indignant reader may ask what
offense had been committed to deserve
such punishment? This alone: He
was suspected of having stolen a watch
belonging to the student Vlllena. It
was necessary that he should confess.
He was bound to accuse himself of rob
bery in order to satisfy the vengeance
of his tormentors. The boy, who Is a
third year student, has not confessed,
and persists in declaring his innocence
The penal code and code of civil pro
cedure in vogue In Peru, states in
A rtlolo 24: "Tbe following offenders
shall suffer the penalty of Imprison-
meat Id the 4 lb degree: 1st, Such as
Intentionally wound, strike or maltreat
another. vlh, Such as cause
grievous Injury by means of bodily
chastisement or by Ignominious meth
ods." Shall the law be applied to
these clerics who have so brazenly
dared, ln-lbe view of Peruvian society,
n the very days in which preparations
were being made to celebrate the anni
versary of (U freedom from bondage, to
martyrize one of her children with
such extreme cruelty?
We d i not wish to comment further.
We thoroughly believe the police au
thorities will know how to punish the
hearties crimes, which we denounce,
and which we will follow up without
ceasing, until an outraged public shall
tear' aside the matk from the hypocrites
and dark-dyed and hooded scoundrels
who pretend to exercise ownership over
the Peruvian people.
Let not the crlae pass unnoticed, as
occurred In 18X6. when these mercen
aries' debasing offence brought the
bluxh of shame to humanity; let It not
remain unpunished like that act of un
paralleled ferociousness on the part of
the priest ofnnambamarca
The above, taken from El Comnurrw,
. . . aa S
a paper published in lidoi, rem, is
hardly calculated to recommend tbe
Roman .Catholic religion as a religion
of love and gentleness. It seems un
fortunate at this time when the pope Is
seeking unity and an Ingathering of all
outside his church to the sweet com
munion of his fold. We are pleased to
see that the people will not tamely
submit to such brutality on the part of
their priests, and that a manly, inde
pendent, republican spirit resents such
barbarous conduct. It reflects on the
spirit ot Romanism, for there It is the
state religion, and Protestantism Is
prohibited by law. God forbid they
should ever get the ascendancy In this
country, and have an opportunity to
reduoe It to the condition of those un
fortunate portions of the globe whore
priestcraft rules. John A. Bau, in
Primitive Cu tholic.
Plans of the Pope Made Known.
Europe Is slowly but surely freeing
Itself from the fetters of Rome unless
the Catholics can soon control the
United States the papacy Is doomed to
extinction. The Roman correspon
dent of the New York (Fenians') Jour
nal points out the fact that free Amer-
ioa is a fertile field for the operations
of the papists, and furthermore, un
folds the papal program. Here it is:
"The fall of the temporal power
opened up a new period In the history
of Rome. When the pontifical sover
eignty shall be In consonance with the
changes accomplished, the time will
oome when the supreme pontificate
ill lift up all Its central government
to regain Its effloacy and Its shining
light. Is not an innovation like that
of the establishment of the tribunal at
Washington a prelude to this general
reform? Has not the papacy, in all the
degrees of its historical growth,
brought out the transformations of its
wordly regime (from the transforma
tions that have operated all around it?
Has not the mechanism of the conclave
Itself, through all the centuries, under
gone the consequences of this Irrepres
sible law? Rome waits sometimes
with that patience which is the raw
material of great enterprises, for the
opportune time to change; but when
tbe ideas are ripe, God brings out a
man of genius, with a strong hand, to
realize another step In the direction of
progress.
"Will this Innovation bring about
all Its expected results in the United
States?" '
Father Yorke and all the pope's
Irish who oppose the new charter are
right in line with this explanation.
Night and day they are working to
defeat our government; they slander
the publio schools and are continually
resorting to the most despicable tricks
in order to accomplish their traitorous
purpose. But will their efforts bring
about "the expected results?"
Let Americans answer at the ballot
box on election day. Down with priests
and papal rule. Light, San Franctso.
Catholic Colleges at Oxford.
The Duke of Norfolk has purchased
for 13,000 a site on which it is pro-
posed to erect a Roman Catholic col
lege at Oxford. It Is about three acres
in extent, and is within a short dis
tance of Mansfield and Manchester
college. This oollege will be In addi
tion to. and quite distinct from, the
hall under the auspices of the Jesuit
Order which is about to be started by
Father Clark in St. Giles's Oxford
The proposed college is a result ot the
favorable consideration given by the
Pope to the petition presented to him
in the spring of the last year for per
mission for Catholic laymen to attend
the English universities. It is stated
that before the commencement of the
Michaelmas term, the Catholic Bishops
Intend issuing a joint letter of lnstruc
tion with reference to the recently
granted permission. One of the pro
visos is the appointment of a chaplain
for each university. The one for Oxford
has not yet been chosen, but a rest'
dence in Beaumont street, Oxford, has
been taken for him, and in all proba
bllitv he will begin his duties next
term.
ENERiL EV it-
Art Jacobs Is wanted for stealing 157
from Michael Williams.
The complaint for defrauding an Inn
keeper, preferred by Landlord Swobe
against G. H. Mooney, has been dis
missed. Schedules of Dreyfus, Kobn & Co.,
ho assigned a month ago In New
York, show liabilities of K3I.026; ac
tual assets, 3M,9jS.
Carl Gulowltz, the lad arrested for
trespassing on Louis Neese's premises,
10 North Twenty-first street, has
been discharged upon trial.
J. T. Mcfteynolds ot Nehawka claims
to have been robbed of a watch while
dancing and having a right royal time
at Slobodlnskl's saloon, Wednesday
night
Tbe burglary complaint against Ell
Mitchell has been dismissed and one
for larceny filed, under which he was
sent to jail for thirty days. Mitchell
was caught stealing chickens from
George Bicker's coop.
When the will of the late Joseph
Barker was offered for probate yester
day Judge Baxter refused to admit It
for the reason it was only witnessed by
one person, rjoionei uorniso, instead oi
two, as required by law. W. A. Redlck
was appointed administrator.
John McKee and William Killea,
the two men arrested under suspicion
of having been Implicated In the rob
bery of harvest laborers, last week, In
the North Side railroad yards, have
been discharged, there not being suf
ficient evidence to connect them with
the affair.
The Omaha Live Stock Commission
Company, with Lafayette Cottrln,
John B. Smiley, D. B. Olney and H.
Jeger as Incorporators, Incorporated
for the purpose of buying and selling
live stock and lending money on col
lateral at South Omaha, has ' filed
articles of Incorporation, with a capi
tal stock of H 0,000.
The state department has been in
formed by United States Consul Wle-
seke at Managua that the Nlcaraguan
government, finding that the effect of
the law of December last, fixing duties
on Imported wines and spirits has been
to stop the importation of California
and other light wines and spirits,
which were formerly largely used, has
adopted a new law, which went Into
effect August 19, last, readjusted the
duties.
At the examination in Grand Haven,
Mich., of Dr. Whetmore, charged with
complicity in the murder of Enos Law
rencaln Holland, on the night ot April
4, last, Mrs. Alice Lawrence testified
that she planned the murder with
Whetmore weeks in advance, that Ray
Coates struck the blow, and Dr. Law
rence was present at the time and tied
the strap around the jaw of Lawrence
and helped Coates throw the body In
the river.
Rome Intends to Conquer This Country.
In speaking of the establishment of a
papal delegation at our national capi
tal, the Catholic Fretman't Journal of
New York says:
'This governmental act American
ized the delegation, just as the tribunal
in Madrid acts in the capacity of an
institution that Is half Roman and
half Spanish. It is equivalent to a
declaration of secular autonomy in the
church. Its administration will
come more particularly from Itself,
though under the distant shield of
Rome and the direct patronage of the
delegation. Consequently it is more
than the decree bv which the holy see
has established the hierarchy in Eng
land and Holland. It is a gift which
Rome gives to the United States. Now
Is the virile age of Roman Catholl
clsm, and this tribunal is its living
symbol. Nothing could give greater
woof of the importance which Leo
XIII. attaches to the American church,
and consequently to the United States.
A closer collaboration of the two par
ties and a complete organization of the
church will be the starting point of an
evolution whose consequences it is now
impossible to foresee."
Could anything be plainer than this
brazen assertion of Catholic intentions?
It is either rule or ruin with Rome.
The hierarchy means to set up its au
thority in America. It will endeavor
to control the government of the United
States, or, failing in that, It will try to
wreck the country. Father Yorke may
froth at the mouth, priests may shriek
patriotism till they are breathless, but
it is all a vile pretense. We know
there is no love Of country in their
hearts. Their entire allegiance
given unto Rome. The deposed poten'
tate of the Tiber is the only ruler they
really recognize, and the skull and
cross-qohes of the papacy is the only
flag they are fighting for. Away with
such wretches', out upon such slander
ous hypocrisy. The red hand of Rome
is exposed.
Crypto Jesuit.
Are they in the Episcopalian church
in Nebraska? It has been stated that
where persons were baptized or con
firmed at Max, Neb., the officiating
officer made the sign of the cross. If
there are any of the gentry in this
uart of the woods, we should have a
successor to the late Bishop Coxe
When a person who has been a Roman
t
Catholle priest does aue after "the Ro
man Catholic church, or officiates with
those who do, it seems to me that he
should have remained In the old church
from whence he came.
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ARTICLES OP INCORPORATION OF THE
Lire Stock Commission Com-
pany.
Articles
of Incorp-iratloi made and
adopted this seventeenth day of September,
one thousand eight hundred and ninety six
(1S()), by and between the undei signed In
corporators. mams.
The name of thlscoruoratlon shall be "The
Omaha Live Stock Commission Company.
a.
PI.ACB OF BUSINKSS.
The Drlnclnal Dlace of business shall be
South Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska.
S
NATURI (r BUSINESS.
The business to be transacted bv this cor
poration la tbe selling of live stock, on com
mission for shippers of live stock to the
South Omaha stock yards: the buying and
selling of live stock and lending money on
collateral seouttry. and the transaction of a
general live stock Commission business.
AMOUNT OF CAPITAL STOCK.
The amount of capital stack of this cor
poration shall be ten thousand dollars
(I10.UUU).
a.
The highest amount of Indebtedness that
this corooratlon shall sublect Itself to at anv
one time shall be six thousand dollars ($6,000).
The officer of this corporation shall be a
President, Vlce-Preldent, Secretary, Trs
urer and a Board ot live Directors. Tbe
President shall be ex-ofneto a member of
the Hoard ol Directors. Said officers shall
be elected annually by the stockholders at
their regular annual meeting.
i.
The shares of thin corporation shall be ten
dollars i:o.00) each, and ten per cent of tie
entire capital stock of this corporation shall
be subscribed and paid for before It shall
con mence business.
8.
Anv of the csDltal stock of this corpora
tion not subscribed and uald for at the time
of commencing business shall be sold at not
less than it. race value, as the Hoard ol Di
rectors shall deem advisable thereafter.
9.
This corporation shall commence business
on the seventeenth day of September, A. D.
ltitio. and shall terminate on tbe seventeenth
day of September, A. D. V.m.
1U.
Tbe Incorporators and stockholders of this
cornoratlon shall not be held nersonallv
liauie tor any inaeoteuness ot this corpora
tion. ,
11
The Articles of Incorporation may be
amended at any annual meeting by a vote of
two-thirds majority of the capital stock
sold.
In presence of J. O. Detweilor.
LAFAYETTE COTTRIN,
JOHN b. SMILEY,
D. B. OLNEY.
0-18-4 H. JEGER.
SAUNDERS & MACFARIjAND.
Attorneys. 1406 Farnam Street.
SHERIFF'S 8ALE. By virtue of an order
of sale Issued out of the district court
for Douglas county. Nebraska, and to me dl
rated. I will, on the 20th day of October. A.
I). lc.M, at ten o'clock A. M. of said day, at the
KAsr frontdoor of tne county court house,
In the city of Omaha, Douglas county, Ne
braska, sell at public au tion to the highest
Diaaer lor casn, tne property uescnoea in
said order of sale as folk ws. to-wlt:
The southwest quarter of section six (n),
townshlo fifteen (15) north. ranKe thirteen (13),
east of the Sixth Principal Meridian, con
taining in all ten (10) acres, according to tbe
government surrey, together with all tene
ments, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging, all situate in the county
of Douelas and state of Nebraska.
Said nroDertv to be sold to satisfy Albion
W. Five, plaintiff herein, the sum of two
thousand one hundred and twenty-four and
11-100 dollars ($2,124.11). with Interest thereon
at the rate of ten (10) per cent per annum
from September 2Jrd, lo5, which Is a first
valid and exlstlns Hen upon said real estate
To satisfy David M. V re, defendant here
in, the sum of three thousand three hun
dred and slxtv-seven and 35-100 dollars
(St,:f67.35, with Interest thereon at the rate
nf tn (101 nor runt ner annum from SeDtem
ber 23rd, 18H5, which amount Is a second valid
ud xlntinff Hen uoon said real estate.
Alan tn satisfy the further sum of twenty
fjur and 13-100 dollars (124.13) costs herein
until imid. together with accruing costs, ac
rnrriinu to a iudirment rendered by the d Is
trlct court of said "Douglas county, at Its
September term, A. D. 1896, In a certain action
then and there pending, wherein Albion w
vi a ! nlnlntiff. and John F. Flack Com
fiany, a corporation organized under the
aws of the stats of Nebraska. John F. Flack
and David M. Ure arederenaants.
Omaha. Nebraska, 'eptember lKth, 1898.
JOHN W. MCDONALD,
Bherlff of Douglas County. Nebraska
Saunders A Macf arland. attorneys.
Flye vs. Flack Co., et al. Doc SO; No. 256.
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standing.
Jobh Brooks, 534 N. 18th St.-Of sprained
back, liver and kidney trouble or three years
standing. Is now a well man.
Mrs. Abna Park. 8109 8. 13th 8t.Cured of
spasms and female weakness of seven years
standing.
Frank Holttb. Bchuyler, Neb.-Cured of
rheumatism of one year's standing, and was
given up , Incurable.
Consultation Fris. Dr. 0. Gee Wo
guarantees a cure In every case or th
money will be refunded.
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