New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

., tho sacred Heart has been dedicated N 'he ho''h
ssont The procession was handsome f"e'N"'
,1o,+ eshermcn with green and gold oaui" "l''"VD
=, -.i netticoated fish-women, led 'he van i''"
,,,,le Girls from four years old upward young
,th white wells all in bue and white boys sohooi' N'
Ashermen's widows. Add to these 'he p,e'''
ou dresses OF the gardeners wives tne oia,A 80
trctorbocEer suits of English CathOlc +,
hoys school; the white dresses Win 1uS S fn, ricb
Win silver stars worn 10y c0urtiy lauer' ''u 20. @ ~, p
We of tbe erclesiasfcs. This procession was IN ~ n
sha In front Of the house Mhete M % ne tS m retend
Tias died and line OF march ed ny =, me % ,,u MN I,
in roof under which the pet Cdmp3en DleS,nyI MEN i
last while close by w's tue on c'VoAo"ci '" ''0'
God irey de Bouillon spent ms YOUTH
"Toke II as n friend No one viii need know
., tv This was the msinuating appeal which a rev
erond Gentleman made last week to reporter OF 4e
os,qgo tribune who had been sent, notebook ID manu.
=, ssueeze hIm dry He had talked and talked ana
talked and when he out Of breath he eooiy hao"
4be reporter tendolar bill Now. there are reporters
.; e East who would have lost their tempers and called
tbe reverend gentleman scoundrel for insulting them'
nd alu there are reporters who would have put their
tongue IN their spacious cheek and the tendolar note
into their empty pocket but. outside OF CcaGo Vhere
il not reporter in the land who would have taken the
money and pest himself as pubic 0eneiaclOr 'he
next morning At the end Of the report OF the mterNle"
4 tuis PASSAGE The reporter wishes TO state haI ne
accepted the money premature recompehse LOT re-
portn the interview Just happened He has done
so a. faithfully as lies in his power and therefore claims
the money II MI g. is dissatisfied, he VIII please eau
,iu i've DAYS aud recover the D which ~ m walllhs
fpr nm l. e ta % appear tine reporter VIII donate
Il SOME charitable institution, presumably ffOt
fha is tine tone Of his rel yOus CONVICTIONS Al vi
cagoi Viruous are tiny scuDes! But tbis was an ~,
DENT Onuortunlty Tor muscular Christianity A"o AO'
ercuu Z ut eman ought 20 have been Kicked
Father Grogan, of It. Bridgets ChuIch'
Calcafo while travelling in railroad train from '"e
suburbs LAST wednesday noticed volume in the s"chel
ANA taking 1t down turned the leaves oi the Ffo'es'
ana New Testament. Suddenly he moved toward the
window and tossed the book out on the pralile Inc
traipau r. ported the incident TO the conductor VINO
proulptlv demonstrated with the passenger. Nha'
hook il that you're reading nOw" Ge asked Abruptly
.Tuat Is none OF your business quoth the reVerehI
gentleman. why did you throw the other one out al
The window 2" The priest attempted TO explain that ne
lad seen on the yeaf naughty words and hgIeS'
and that acting the impulse of the moment he had
thrown the book Of the window. being shocked oy
the Illustrations and uterlineauons. Tie conductor
lost his temper and threatened 10 throw the priest
ont of the window after the Bible. There was
tumult I'm the ear and friend Of the priest cAlehEeu
one man To- fgn When the train reached Cmcaso tIe
priest WIS arrested. hut ais explanation s salls c
tory To tine magistrate, he WIS discharged Wthout D
a TINS copv OF the Bilue owned by the rallOti
e. norafi1l the reverend traveller obviously nad DO
right I'D cas-; it out did II the clrlcaiuits dhi
uenc -mal ks offensive o. him. he might nave JoI
rowed small square OF luod-ruuDer irun one OI TIE
blue--f0cI,lu- beldIme- IN the middle or the car.