TIIH OMAITA DAILY BKR : TUKSIUY , DRORMBRR 21 , 1803.
DI.1WS TALK WITH LEO
Interesting Do-Hptiou of the Great Amoii'
em's Visit to the Vatican.
HIS IV.PPESSION Of HIS HOLINESS
III .Mind unil limit , Onu of tin-
Urrntciil . .Menlio Mm Otruptcil
Ihr l'n pul 1'hHlr III * Inquiries
Coiicrrnlni ; Aim tie i <
XrvYOIIK , Dec -Clmunccy M. I > | > cvv
WHS inteiviewoil on Ills nrihnl licio ftotn
Kiiiopc by a reporter of the Aisnoluted
piess One ol the Catholic i > apcis of Is'ovv
Voiit , In Its cotrcsiondcnic fiom Koine ,
tilticiscd Mr. Dotirvv for tlio speech he
inndont Chicago duilnR tlic fall , in which
thoor.itoi liail so\cielj handled tlm ehuich
in rctrunl to Us pallet in tlilsiounli v.
"Mr iJepovv , built the paper refoneil to
" \\111 get the cold shoulder should he ever
come to Koine nguln "
In rcK-iul to the nttltudo of the piper , Mr
Doprw s.ild he did notcnrovh.it its tone-
tpondctits hud to snj Life was tooshoit , he
said , to notice such trlln-i ' 1 hen Mr Dopcw
bc au to tell of his tilp and ciuo Ills views
on Kuropomid Kuropuans genei-tlly.
lllil Itninn In Tour DIIJU.
"I ( lid Homo In four dajs , " ho said ,
"visited Pompeii , Xiinles mid Vesuvius In
Pompeii I saw some em ions tilings tliat had
brui luUen out of the lilins. On ono of the
fmcs of the well preserved bodies I noti < cd
n drunken leer. KvMontlj the man vv.is
under the Itillucnrc \vinevvlien the t'it.\
vaso\i'r\\lielmcd , for tlio sinllo wrm still
there just HIP same as It was 8,000 ie.irs
npo. I wanted to sco the Dope and was told
he- could Rlvo no prh.ito audiences His time
Is too much occupied with tlioulTnlis of the
ehuieli nil over the \\oild. Hut on tlio ovui
liifjof tliodtiv , tin letter was sent the bishop
Of northein New Yoik called to sav ,
that the pope would see me In pilv.ite tno
next day at IS I requested the blittop to
uccoinpany inu , as my knovYlLdgc of the
language Is limited. 1 icfr.iti tlio picsrnt
pontiff us progressive and In touch \\lth the
spiilt of v.iiioiiH eountties , anil especial ! }
Urn United States , and I thought ihc con
versation might tun upon diftlcult problem *
mid dclIiMte subjects Dining the hoiti 1
waited the pope sent out a inonscignor to
entertain me Hunan a charming in in 1
risked him what would be thoccieuioni.il for
me. Ho sr.id the universal rule was for
those picsentcd to fall on their kncos ami
Uiss the papal ring on tlic pope's hand , but
us my appointment was unusual , and I was
n Piotostant. ho would ln < | iiiie. The answer
Rhuvu-d the exquisite tact of the pope.
' 'The holy father,1 said the inotiseipnor
Uiicutb inour , cnso the cotcmony shall bo
picciscly tlio sume as if , vou had a private
nudlcncc with the piesidont of the United
Statci. '
Orcctod bj tlio rope.
"As I cntcicd tlio audience the pope came
across the loom , shook me conllally by the
li.iml , ruqucstcil mo to bo seated , and then
icMimcil the papal chair. With tlio meinoi.\
of Mr. Gladstone , who is nine months Ins
junior , In miiiiiul , I studied him enincblh ,
especially in Niew of the icpoits of Ins
feebleness Ho certninh is \itfoionsas
the pri'at KiiKlislunan. Ilolndbocn in con
stant audience since 8 o'clock in thcnioinmg ,
nnd it wsi then I" o'llock. 'Jhe questions
piescntcd came fiom all paits of the \\oild
I and \\eic mainly appeals to him Ono dele
gate told mo the pope took the paper out of
his hands and tend it himself.
"Tlio pope expressed inuiy complimciit-
niv phrases his pleasure in seoinp me ,
Ins knowledge of my position and life at
homo and Ills hope that I would enjoj tlio
slphts of the Eternal City aim i-.iiiy
pleasant memoues and soon s
1 told him many thousand members of Int.
chinch wcio in the employ of the company of
which I am inesident and it would be a gicut
Ri.itiilir.Uion to them when I letuined for
me to be able to toll them of the bead of
their chinch , whom they so piofoundly 10
cled. In a few minutes wo weio In the
midst of an earnest and instinctuo con\er-
sallon on pioncity , its iluhts. duties of cap !
t.il and l.iboi , of puiplo\cr and emplojo
I Bin ! his cncselluil on that subject
was in accoid with tl.o opinion of the
American pioplo and th.it I had made
it tuo text of an addicss n jeai ago to a bod.\
of Catholic students at the Catholic college
1 hen came a splendid exhibition of the -Old
Mm nioqucnt ' 'J no pope piessed to the
front ot the chair , grasipul the ainm and pie-
fintcd the appeal ance and \haouj of 50 HI-
btead of M.
Kloquonco of Hit llnllncsn.
"Ncnily ten minutes lie spoke , and in
clearness , directness , force and feivor.it
was ono of the most eloquent and o > picush o
nttciaiucs to which I had o\er listened. It
is a misfortune that it could not lm\o been
tnUcn down as it was spoken , but any re
port written would hao lacked the flro and
magnetism and all UH dolicacv. 1 he sub-
etani o ot its meming was tills TlriMn his
encyclical ho had stated nothing now ; the
pi meiples laid down had always been the
docilities of the church. The times , how-
e\cr , with the troubles existing and
glowing more acute e\eriwueio , de
manded thov bo gUon thought and
intention. The light of man to
Ills leu.illv acqnned piopcit > had alw.ijs
been iccognl/ed. It was the basis of the
social s\ stem ; labor and capital aieliibcpai
nblo. Labor has tights which nobod\ must
Ignore , but labor must rcco nla tlio lights
ofcapitil The chuich hadalw.iis recoir-
l7iil ! the doctiino of the f ithcihood of Ciod
and the fathci hood of man. We all uamo
fiom the same llca\c nlj Pathcr , and all ,
> \ lmteor our condition or cinumst.inco in
tliib woild. Ktnml oijual butoio Him , and wo
aio equally accountable to Him for oui-
and for conduct low.iid our neighbor.
Inquired Aliuut Amurlcsi.
"Flic pope made many inquiries about
America , I told him at Now York over-
tiling which hi.ppened there stood in the
sumo lolntion to tlio icst of the country as
happenings in LondondidtoOic.it Hutain
and Pails to Vianio Thus it was Unit morn
than usual piomlneiuo.iaplcn to anything
done or Haid by his icpic3cntatiio , Arch
bishop Coiilgnn.
IIU l.ovo fur tlio UnltPil Suite * .
"Tho pope blessed n few simple articles of
piety I had with mo to irimhum the Cluist
man and New Year of some Catholic friends
\vhenlliovknowtlio.vwcrodiiect fiom the
hands of the poutift ami weio blessed b.\
him. Iw.ib afiaid of weai iiu him and
IIIOSQ to go He took my hand and
bald ho had the piofoundest respect and ad-
muatlon and love lor the United States and
wished 1 would toll tlie Amoi loan people he
was much impiessed with tlio Woild's fair
and had done all ho could to help it. that hu
wak much pleased and gratified to
leant I was aluajs Kind ami con
siderate foi the employes of nn
company and that I had ne\er made
any distinction hotnccn those of Catholic
f 11 flh and otliciB Ho also cxpicsbcd his
giatillialion when I told him of Aichblshnp
Corrlgan , Thus ended for me ono of the
most pleasant meetings with ono of the
most icmatkablH men of the ago Ho is om >
of the few men who are mill active nndig
orous after ilio alloted span of life The
only ntlieiB 1110 Gladstone and lilsmaick
"U he | K > pa bent n mcbtago tu me , but I re-
rol\ed it when 1 could not lotuin to the Vnt-
Ican. Mho Vatican looks to Ameiica witli
moro interest and attention , Iniov of tlio
lapldly incieaslng spttmd of soiiiilism and
tlaoiics , as her jj oat Hold of thafutuio "
Mr. Oonow also saw King Humhcit , hut
his time was slioit and ho did not ha\o an
opportunity to discuss matteis other than
II .1A JW//A
Oeilli ofllm. Harriet llHjilrii IttciilU bonn ,
Intunistlni ; Inc-liiriit .
BOSTON , Uoo. 15. Mrs , Harriet lla\den
widow of Lew is Ha\ den , died \csterday at
homo , CO Philips btrcot , of nttaok of pnou-
inonia ut the ago of 74. Mrs. Hayden had a
remarkable history. Iorn u sl. o in Ken-
lucky , cho made her escape early In the
JO's into Michigan and lived tor a short
time In Dotioll. From that city she moved
lo Boston , nnd became identified with thw
juii-slavery uio\euieut , and licr uomo ou
tiCt Ixtan o.i rrniic\onfi for tugl
tl\i sla\s .Inlin UruiMi hi-1 it n meeting at
her house with v > .m of his asso < latcs pi lor
to lilMlrpiuuir for Hal pel's 1'eii'i , ami per-
fr- ted h s p ! ins tliPtp Mrs tln\dcn was n
iVmn i'cinmil frt'ndoflllnm l.lovl ( ar-
rlionrnilMt Plillllps. ( Mmlet ' iiinmer
nndlnfi.it ail tlic tncmbeis of the antl-
SIMT.soiiot. | : . \ In-ill hci nnd hvi Inish.iml in
thi'hlpht'st rsUcm.
n/ ; . ; , .MII nir.in MIK
I Itlsilliin ( Her Ilionclrnt MniurllOrint
Nrit tn lip Iti-Miincil ,
ITN\ ? n , lee Ti - to\ermn ! Walte lola\
rereued from lloke Smith , secretary of the
Interior , the followInpt lottei In replj to one
In v.hlch the K0\ein3r charnctciircd the
Mixwcll 1 iml giant as ' hom\M'cmiled ) witli
frauil.1
"WAinisdi.iN , Deo. Ill , Ivi.--Hon. ) Ui\id
li.Vnito , ( ! o\oinor of Coloiado 'I his do-
pai tmcnl is lii ipcolpl , hv lefeicnco of the
coininisMoner of the ginir.il land olllce. of
jour letter to him dated tho27th alt , liu-los
ing n petition hO \ 1' Mc.Mnins lel.ithc to
that part of the Heannlen and Miiandi ( or
.Ma\ucll > land pi nil situated within Hie
Btato of Coloiatlu Ml' . McMiilns
icques-ts th.it the plats of the
public suneis of the Colorado
portion of the alleged Maxwell grint bo
rcstoied to the local lind office at Pnoblo ,
Cole . for illlngs and entries , anil for the
enfoHomcnt of which their ( the setticts' )
titles depend Ho s.us that thcbo an-
himcicombed with fraud and that the
petition of the settleis bo gl\on caioful
attention ami that the remulihlch piac-
ticc deiuands be applied.
Tongiess , on .lunc'Jl 1 SCO con ( limed the
Maxwell giant to tlio fullest extent of the
hounnatics as desi ilhed In the petition of
the claimants In accoidance with said act
of ( ongiess , pilent was issued foi slid land
on May 111 , isili Suit was hiotmht in the
ill cult court of the United States for the
dlatiiit of Coloi.ulo on August ' , ' . " > , 1HSJ , to
liiuesaid patent \ao.ited and set aside and
tlio siu\oy declared void insofar as it
included hind in Coloiado The couit dis
missed the suit. An appeal was taken to
the supreme couit of the United States ,
whhh , un Apill I1 * , l sV , lemlered a decision
sustaining the couit below ami icfiHing to
inteifeio willi tlic patent.
" ' 1 hlsdepaitmcnt has no jiulsilktion over
the land sittei this issue of the intent. Its
power over the land is ended when the
juttnt Is issued and placed on the iccouls of
the dcpaitmeiit. In this case , not onlj had
a patent been issued , but its \alidit.v has
been sustained In the highest tribunal of
the nation Mi. McMalns in his communi
cation , however , lontends that the actof
.luno'Jl , IMiO , icqlihes the Coloiado poition
of the alleged Mtxwcll giant to be tieatcd
ns public land because located within the
out boumlaiios of the Virgil and St Vj.iln
giant. 'Ihe said commissioners ircfeti ing
to Commissioner Caitcr and Commissionoi
Stone ) 'whercfoio II.HIIII ; < iitnpl.v lefused.
in the interest of public land thieves , to en-
dorbc a law that is binding upon the land dc-
paitment ' This contention of Mr. Mc-
Mains is biifliclcntli answered bj the su-
piemu com t in its decision in the Maxwell
giant case
"Uhcicfoic , tlic gie.xt suiplus whiili , it is
claimed , was lonvcvcd by the patent to
Beaublcn and Mil anil a was the piopcitj of
the United .States , ana congicss , acting in
its sovcilgn cipicity upon the questioii of
the validity of the giant , chose tatieat it as
valid for the hoimdaiiesgivcnitby the Mex
ican gov < > inor , and it is not foi the Judicial
department of this gov eminent to ooulrovcit
their pow or to do so
"The s line question again aioso in tl'e
ease of the Intcistato Lind coinpanj ng.nnst
Maxwell Kind compiny , in which the su-
pieine coin t said : % \Vo conclude , theiefoic ,
th.it questions affecting the validity of that
giant that ib , as to the authoiiti of the
McAicau goveiinni'iit to make it-mo no
longer open. The action of toncic s in oon-
llrniing it , ami the subsequent proceedingb
in the couit to sot aside the intent , cer
tainty settled those questions foi-
ever. The coullinntion .mil jatenting
of the giant to Iteaubicn and Miiandu
opeiateii to divest the United States of the
ri lit to the land cinlnncul in the giant ,
which the county acquire I fiom Mexico by
'ho treat } of Gu.ulaloupe Indalgo And the
onlj vva\ that that giant eaii bo defeated is
to show that the land embraced in it had
bejn previouslv granted b } the Mexican gov-
einment to someotlici poison '
"The langmge quoted referj , as will be
more clearly seen by the lefeicnco to the
context , to the vcij land 'located within the
ontboumiiiiics of thoVugil aiul St Vialn
giant , ' vvhieli Mr. McMalns contPiids should
have been icstoinl to scttlemont anil entry.
If this dcnaitinc.it . were to disicgaid the
conllrmatoiy act of congii-ss nnd the ic-
peatcd decisions of the United States su-
juctnc couit and icstoro to the local oftico
the j'lats of public survevs of the grant for
lllings and entiles , the only icsult wonli1 go
to mislead innocent putics into making
entries on lands to which the depirtincnt
would be wholly povvcilcas to convoy an v
title. " '
o
.Moco ol VIi rrrsldiMit Stc\cn < > u
tu u Soiitliurn Ituiihei.
BAI.TIMOUI , Dec 2fi ' 1 licinairiagcof Miss
Piances lowing , daughter of Judge lowing ,
United States mitilstcr to Binsbcls , and
niece of Vice Pieshlcnt Stevenson to Mr B.
Uijllss Bcecher , a pioininent Duiker of
Memphis , took place tonight at St. Pctci's
Piotebtant ljuiscop.il ohuich. The ccremonj
was pci funned by Hev. P. W. Clampitt ,
lector of tlio chuioh. vvho is a biothci-m-
lavv of the hiidc , assisted by Ut. Hov. Wil
liam Paiet , bishop of the dloccsu ofM.uj-
land. Thu biido was given away b\ her
uncle , Vice Picbidcnt Stevenson. 'Ihoonli
other attendant of the Inidulpartj was Miss
Julia Stevenson , danghtei of the vice pa-si
dent , \\ho was maid of honor. The bride
wore white bilk with diamonds.
lliu Ailvn lifting
Of Hood's Raisipaiilla is always within the
bounds of teason bccuuso it is Hue ; it
alwajs appeals to the sober , common sense
of thinking people because it is tine ; and It
is alwavs fully substantiated by cndotsc-
ments which , In the llnanclal woild , would
be accepted without a moment's hesitation-
Hood's pills ciuo liver ills , constipation ,
biliousness , Jaundice , sick headache , indi
gestion.
This forenoon Gcoigo II Abbott went into
a down town chop house to got a blto to cat.
Ho hung his ovoico it on a hook and took his
seat , in a few minutes n tough looking cus
tomer came in and pie omptcd Mr , Abbotl'u
coat.
Naturally the gentleman objected , and fol
lowed the thief until ho met a policeman
At the L'lti J ill the thief gave his name as
Ucoige Mooic , and did not deny stealing tlio
coat.
Sun Timid" ( > Midwinter Fair
will bo ono ( if the attraction on the Pa-
uillo const during tlio coining1 winter.
It will bo hold from Jammry iHt to Juno
> ' ! 0tti , 181 > 1 , nnd initfhl bo aptly tunned
tliororll'ti ( fair in ininatmo.
It will uquul if not surjiasa the Rre.it
C'ontenniiil ,
The Union Pacific is offering unnsii-
iilly low round trip rutoa to all Cali
fornia points and Portland , Ore ,
Send 2 eonta for our California Sights
and Scenes.
II. P. Duel , 1I102 Farnam St. J ] . L
Lomiix , general ] ) iihsenyor and ticket
agent , Omaha , Neb.
Onn VVny to Cru 4 tun Country
ia the biibjeot lecently given by the Now
York Sun to an article on ' 'Tourist
Partieb" to the far west. The ono way
is via the Great Ontial Route Weekly
California exoui-rfions via tlio Union
Pacillc.
Solid comfort , jolly times , cleanliness
and cheapness exemplified.
Send for folder giving details. F. E.
Shearer , manager , 101 So Clark street ,
Chicago , E. L. Lomax , Gon'l , Pass , and
Ticket Agt. , Omalm , Neb.
Holiday UMllrcmit Itutei.
Tlio usual rcducnd rate * in eflcct for
Christmas and Now Yearn , via
"THE NOKTH\VESTiilN : LINE. '
Trains leave Omaha at ulmost any
hour you wish.
City ticket oflico , No. 1401 Furnntn
street.
\
BURKE WAS READY TO TELL
JuOgo Longtnecker Says Ho Nearly Got the
Story of the Killing oC Uronin ,
HE HAD THE LITTLE SUSPECT COWED
Cinivcrtnllon it Mil Ilio I'rUanrr After 111 *
Itmiin from Cinmdii nnd n I'rrnliiir
ClrciiMntiiiire tlint I nllonrcil
ImmMli.iti'ly Alter.
Cnic oo , Hoc. 25 According to n storj In
this morning's'limes Mirtin llurkowiis.it
one time after his cxttadilion fiom Winnipeg
on the verge of making a complete confes
sion of nil the events conncitcd with tlic
minder of Dr. Cronin. .Indira Longoncikor ,
at tliat t Imp pt osecutingattornej , lulls toila.v
what a nn : rou escape he had from seeming
fiom liuiko a confession that would line
ohangcd the whole complexion ofthoccle-
biatcd nut of thu coiispiralois , .Hidgo
Longencikci sajs
"HuiKe re.uhtd Chicago In charge of Chief
Hubbiiul , who had taken immediate super
vision ot his extradition nnd had gone to
\Vinnipeg'to biitig Binko homo 1 oideicd
him c.urlcd al once to the Hiniison sticet
station. Here , I felt , 1 made mj llrst mistake -
take i'oihaps I ought to have had him
tiikcu to some other station 1 wont diieetlv
to tlic station , whole Chicl Hubbaid and 1
held a long Intel view with the prisoner. 1
tiled mj best to get him to confess , and 1
am contldent that I should have sticeculed
hud nobod } else seen him bcfoie mj nest
visit ,
Hold Illnn.
" 'Hiiike , ' 1 said to him , 'wo have got evi
dence tno igli to li.ing j ou. 'I here Is not the
slightest doubt of Unit. We know that you
lilted Carlson cottage. We know that jou
nought tlio fuinlti.ro vvhiih" was nut in it
We know that jou lied to Canada as soon as
the minder was distovcicd. We Unovv all
this andagicat deal mote , and wo can
piovo all wo know Now , we also Know that
jou weio not alone In the murder ; there
vvcic otheis Now , the people who wcie be
hind the linn dor don't \ie.i thing for jou ;
it is the others the1 aie going to trv and got
oft. 'J hey will simpl\ use vou .IB a scape
goat and as a bridge to cany themselves to
s > afot } ' . llmUe , jou have used the onlj
chance jou had to save join neck '
" 1 talked along while \\ith him in Hi is
stialn. Then 1 showed him n letter from
his mother. It seemed to bo the finishing
stioke When 1 loft that aftcinoon , bold
Chief Hubbaid andiuvself felt theio was
not the slightest doubt Inn that he would
confess all w hen I i etui ncd In the mottling.
Ileftstnct oidcisthat no one should sco
Uutke.
Somebody Titllccil lu Him.
' 'But ex-Major Crclger and Stephen D |
May , who was then city piosccutoi , if I re-
niLinber light , procuicd admittance ami had
a talk with him. 1 don't want to be under
stood as impugning the motive of eithci ex-
Majoi Cieigci or Mr. Maj. I felt positive
that the cv-major was with us in our effoits
to convict Hutkc Mr. Ma } also hid a pet-
lect light to see him in Ins capacity of i it >
piosecutor. It is quite piob.iblo that the }
both wished to see But lie fiom slicti
cuiiot-itj' . Mr May had fouiicilj been a
p.iitnei of Liwjor Koicst , v\ho was de
fending the othci pusoncib Whether anv-
oodv efsosiw Binko or not that dav i do
not know. Still theio vveio nontof ! police
ofllcets who had the light of cntianco to the
cells
"But the fact icmains that next moinimj
BAGS & TWINES | TEN 13 , ETC.
Sivlasroom nnd Olllco 1117 110) Mil Ilo.irl * t
I actory-IIU-UJI-lUI llovrard < JL
We are tlic o\l V Mitrif I'lureri of lloou nud
Shoeiln tlie ilit9 of SobriiH
A KJiier.U luvltutluii IseJtuljj.l to all to Inip ot
our new factory.
Kirkendall , Jones & Amer , llautl-Scwcd
COMPANY VVIioleinlo
nilrj , amenta llosto i SHOW CO boots tliooi
HubberHhoe Co IIU. nd nitibtr tooai 1JIW
1IU < 1108 llarnytrect UIU llarney Strojt
GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. Kilpatiick-KochDry
OOODb CO
UTT goods notions , fur- Nollom , nents' ( urnUb
nlabluz Keels Lorner Inif Kuuila , cor. l.lh aacl
Hill and liourunl Ms llarnoy Mreels
FUBNITUBE. COAL.
! 7 = Jewel
Adjusted
Watches.
: is marvelous
I tliese famous Watches
e taking tlic place of
1 others wheic accu
rate time is lequlred ,
Railroad men will have
nothing else ,
Ducber Watch Works. Canton , Ohio.
StocldinlilcrK .lloctlni , ' .
Ornrr. , ' . ,
OK In-t'i.AiiKi--ANliiihsiv )
VVAHK t'o , OJUIIA , Nol ) , Doc. H , IH'MNotice
IH huruby fen to the Mnrlvholihsrrt of thu l-ci < -
UlarKo Anilric'bCMi ll.irdw.ui ) t'liiuuariy that
ho annual mouilnc of the slockliolduis of
thu coiiitiany will bo hold ut the
olllccs of the hiild rjiupany , 11.'If ) .
1'JJl nnil Vi'iA llnrnoy stttut In tbn oily
of Oniiiha , In thobluteof Nubri Kii , on I'ni'b-
day , Junuiiry U , A I,1H')1 ) ' ) at : i o'clock p in ,
foi the purpo" of oltvtliiKa bouid of dliiuMoi-i
for the company to borvo during tlu < onsiihiK
year nnd lo u.uibiirt tucli olhor biislnvhb as
may bu pro&entcd ut biicli niuntlii ) ; .
11. .1. I.i K , I'icsldoiit.
Attest : W , .M. fii.Ats , fctciotarj.
J)8d.10J8 ) |
btookliolilura * Meetlnc.
Union Land conipuny : Notlco U lioioby
Klvon that thu annual mooting of ilio NtooU-
holdurK of HIP I'nlon Land i-oiiipany foi the
election of flvo directors and such otinjr busl-
ness at. tniiy properly coino buforu the nicdilng ,
will lie huld at tno ollico of John M rhuiston ,
Union I'ticltir hnlldlnjr , Omaha , Neb , upon
Monday , the Htb dny of .limn iry , IB'J-l at lu
o'clouk u 111 llobton , Doci'inber JO , IHIS
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JOUNU DARHilXN. I . , . * . rr
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Uarbot rvporUbr mall and Hire cheerful
OJuUhsJ uyou application.
when C'lilef Ilnbli.trdlsttcd Hiirhc fiillj
oxpcclliiK lo licarhis coiifcsiion , ttio | ir
onu's wliolo Jli'iiciinoi hud coinploulv
chanced Inst < aiii.nf { looking Ilko n man
w ho h.ul lost his inst sir tvv of hope and had
ilotci mined to M > o. himself by confession ,
UIIIKP wnsdcll.lilu I HP laujjlic'd at us and
told us lie inicsscd he would not confess
"As llurUc w IcivltiR tlio station t told
him atrnin tliat he ws being used as n SIMUC-
coit. lo prove it l.iid
"Must > ou tell votir Wisconsin law.vcr
when ion see liiin that vou have made up
votir mind to collrciifr and plend pullt.v. Sco
how quleltlv he \ 111 tii 10 change jour
mind. ' v ; H
" 1 think tlint iMuio ] may havodoiioso and
Ills l.iwicr mn.v have waverr-d n little Tnis
may li.ivo nccountcd for hlsbtiiiifsiiiiptantod
iiy Mr P" icst Hlinost iininodlalcly ufter-
wnut , 1 have nlwnjs believed that Bmko
intended to tonfitjs. but was biaccd upund
liipventcd bi the bimo injsteiious power
which lent couniKc to O Sulllvou wlitn ho
began to itos.ur | )
Sill \1ION VP.IIV IttllMU'l ! ! . .
linn. iuwnril : Ulnl.u 1 lilnlo Homo
Cnimc l'rii prrlntri
Nrw VOHK , Dee ! ! . " > An Associated | ncss
repoilcr went to the icsidenco o : Hev.
Thomas Addis Kiniiiett , tlio incsldcnt of Ilio
Irish National rodci.ition ot Ameiica , to
interview Hon. Edward Dinkc , incnibci of
I'ailiainent for I.oncfotd , Ireland , who is onu
of the executive committee of the Itisli
pnrliainentnrv [ eiicsentativps | led In Justin
MiCaithj Mr. lUaUo was out Dr Einniutt
stated tliat Mr Hlalo had come to spend
tlie holidn.vs with his fntnllv at 'I'oionto nnd
not on an.s business connected with tinfed -
ei.illon
" 1 may STV , " said Dr. Etnniolt , "that Mr.
lllake was novel1 more hopeful of the situa
tion for the home into question than he is
now lie sneaks \ci\ confident . "
Asked U the fodeiation would pet up n
fund for the evicted tenants in 1 1 claim , Mr.
Eiiiinott slid No , the federation was not
formi d for that put potc 'I he people of lie-
land will have lo support them 'I ho fudci-
ation of Amoilct WHS oigani cd to support
the p.ullatncnlnt.v jurty a number of tvlioin
arc ioutiff men vilio could not icmaln in i'ai-
linment without usslstnti We will trv
to collect as much iiionej for them as we
can , and if thrro is a balance
over it will be given for the
evicted tenants , it takes flMHW ) n , veai
to suppoit our incinbers of I'atliamont Wo
have over 101) ) hianchcs in the United States
bcventv to sovcntv-llvo bciinj in Mass u hu-
bctts. Now orlc is lather ImoUw aid , Jheio
belnconli tvvtnl' lltanclics heie. "
"lias Mr Blake e pi ussed nnj opinion as
lo whether tlio tatcincnt made in the Cro
nln murder ttial ao to vv lietliur the loiter
suggesting the nu'cs<y of Dr Ciouiu's ie-
moval , and atliibutcd lo Mic'bael Davitt ,
was wiittcn bv him ? "
"No , " said Dr. Emmett , "and I do not
think ho knows anything tboutit. Ho was
not a moinhci of the lush truly at that lime
We expect to tiy to got Mr. 151 iko to speak
at a meeting hero on bobalf of the Inteicsts
of the fedeiation befoio ho ictuins lo l oti
don. "
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