Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-08
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Fitzsimmons, aged 60, died in Belle
vue Hospital yesterday, from want and
exposure. The filthy dress which she
wore contained nineteen pockets, and
in these there was found three hum
bred dollars. FsgssaiE
" Robert Ii. johnson, junior partner
in the shipping house of Croker,
Wood & Co, SO South street, In this
city, committed suicide at his resi-
dence in Brooklyn yesterday. lie had
been very nnwell fora few days pre-
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The following arc The resolutions
which will be offered at a public meet
ing, to be held al ST. James Hall. Lon
don, under the presidency Of Earl
Russell, on Tuesday, January 9th, for
the purpose of expressing sympathy
with the German Government in It's
conflict with the ,Ultramontanes.
First, That this meeting desires to
express TO his majesty, the Emperor OF
Germany, deep sense Of its admira-
ton for his majesty's letter to the
Pope, bearing date OF Sept. Sd, 1878.
Second, That this meeting unreserv.
ably recognizes ii to be the duty and
right Of nations to uphold civil and
religious liberty, and therefore deeply
sympathize with the people of Ger
many in their determination to resist
the doctrines of the ul,ramontane Sec
tion of the Church of Rome.
Third, That the chairman, in the
name Of the meeting, be requested to
communicate thesD resolutions to his
majesty, the Emperor of Germany, and
to the German people. u
NJ The Pail Mall Guzette. remarks that
the Liberals at Rome arc making use of
Pic Nino's rejection of all proposals
for accommodation, to urge that sep
aration of temporal and spiritual
Kingdoms should be. carried, logically
and completely, and that the church
buildings Of the city, monuments o.
all kinds, and above. MI tha, Vatican
library and galleries, should be taken
by the State. This view, il IL observed.
was not only adopted by Napoleon I.
In his original conquest of Italy, made
when he'was Gen. Bonaparte, but was
practically acquiesced in by The Pope,
who accepted "a one OF the conditions
Of peace, after the defeat OF his troops,
that imposed on him of sending
number Of the most valuable MSS. TO
Paris without any attempt to attach
any sacredness to them rs church
property.
~ NEW YoRK, Dec. 4.--Abont 1000
unemployed working men met in
mass meeting this morning In Union
Square In response to a call issued BY
Patrick A. Dunn, an Alderman, 10 de-
nounce the board or Assistant Alder
men In failing 10 order the heads OF
departments to have all work done BY
days labor, instead Of by contract.
Speeches of o more or less inf1amma-
tory character we're made by Theo-
dore II. Banks Alderfnsn Dnnn and
and Mr. Mcguire, and fiually the
the crowd started for the City Hall TO
present their grievances in person.
NEW YORK. Jan. 81 Tho Bar Asso-
citation will meet Ia special session TO
morrow night TO consider the nomi-
nation OF Williams alb Chief Justice.
A procession Of working men, who
gathered in Union Square this morn
ing, marched to the City Hall where,
after several Intellectual attempts of
their committee to SEQ tho Mayor or
heads of departments, they finally dis
persed after resolving to hold a grand
demonstration on Thursday next.
Henry Clews& Co. resumed bust