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adjourned, tho motion was carried unanimously,
and committee was appointed to attcnd to tho
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adjourned, tho motion waH carried unanimously,
and q committoo m was appointed to attcnd to tho
On tho. next day tho flooring anti seats and
siflH and Shoppers were torn ont, md tho pulpit
wnB sot up III A l,ayloft hnrd by. Tic iudigia-
tion Of Mr.. Doo!oy was beyond ali wlooping.
,lis ffoollngs were too to- aeop for uttoraneo al
a caged lion. When everything Ind boon torn
ont from the Inside of tho church Tho vestrvmon
loehod tho doorH, md nont word to Bishop htc.
Goskey TINT the parish was vacant. Bit tho
11''sltop, also OF the Church militant HYmpa-
and sntl9Ibed IN not having boon consulted bo-
forelInnd, wrote to tho vestrymon Informing
them Tint thoy had boon guilty Of IN unpardo,I
ablo piece OF impudenco; TINT their .parial, waB
hlr. Dooloysllould bo considered tho rector. Tho
vestry, believing TINT aH tllBy alono haki tho
power to employ thoy should also hayo tho right
TO discharge, rald no attention to tho Bishops
lottor, further tllan to flo It away among tho
dusty archives Of tho church. This at,gored tho
bishop. and ho ca1no down to st. Clair in q nlost
furious state OF mind. He sought tho roctory,
and, after cooling his hcatel brow at tho pump,
lo wont into Mr. Dooleys Htudy and ponnod tile
following lettor to Mr. O'Del, d prominent voB-
trynan, who waB never known to any q croBa
word or do wicked thing in hfB lffo:
MI. oDel1. 7 domAnd Of you tho keys Of Trinity
Church, st. Clnir. make tho demand under tho decd
Of donation given to me by the vesry Of said church,
Il 10 not compiled with, viii tako possession Of to
church md reovo you from nil connection with tho
09sfa IT, d Ct s5's aao IT, 1s7s s1M S:ap i sshss
Now Mr. O'Dell, not having tho koys in his
possession, could not deliver thom up; yet IL
he refused ho waH In dangor Of being excom-
m'lnfcatcd. Willie tho good man WAS pondoring
oyor tho horrible position in which he waH
and in q moment q neighbor rusbod in with the
startling information that tho Bishop had brokon
into the church, and wns thon III defiant possess
sion. Half thotownspeoplo woro on tho gros,nd,
aud great was tho Excitement. It was at thH
stagc, Of tho church quarrel tllat became wit
ness to tho doings Of both parties. The Bishop
had indood brolon into tho dismantloi cdf0co.
and loft the 1nnin entrance wide opefl, and, pass
lug the yc1try-room 11ey to Mr.. Dooloy, stood
forth aud darcd tho Building Committee to onter
extremity Of tho Inv.
Yesterday A1r. Kitton, Chairman Of tile Com
mittee, accompanied by 1Iossrs. O'Doll, Collins,
George Walker, ind Or. padfeld, wont to tho
Just roachod if when tloy wero confronted by
n1r. Dooley and his wifo, both bareheatod and
both brimming over with wrath.
"Lock lib out If YOU daro," uaid Mrs. Doo!oy,
m.and # VIC can't get in at tho door, well break
through tho windows, but set III wo shall and
MIR. O'Dcn, aud cnst o glance Of unmitigatod
Bcorn ut tho other membors Of tho Committee.
Fortunately thoro was no fight. The church
was locked, and arr. Kitton, whose namo be!ieH
~. ha 1 nature worry sedatoly pocketod tho key and
homo.
Lust night the vestrymen received notice from
tho Bishop, through b1r. Dooloy, t!lat they had
been excofnmunlcatcd from ali the ritoB and
benefits OF the Church Of Christ. Mr. O'Doll
docs not know what to think Ut it, but tho othor
members appear to bother thoir heads worry littlo
about tho matter.