, 1880-01-25

the members Of the Union, from this that the
excitement about Mr. o'Meara has been got
"Who has the Relief Committee bcoksa!'
O'Connell and the rest, I hunted high
and low for them yesterday. and when they
were finally found and taken to the Centra;
had right to do as Chairman Of the Com
mittee," --.
IL "HoW y did ~o'a1eara came to have \ths
.4When / vas elected Chairman Of the Re-
and as such he kept the books Of the Com
Would not the police give them up to
sSNo. They said they tonld not surrender
isfactory bond that they: would be given up
when called for. I could not dc this; o'Con~
nell could, and so he got them."
,,"l suppose the books are all right with
II don't know about that. There's no
doubt in my mind that he and Powers and
Sullivan have been going ssnooks with that
S6, and the Relief Committee tisourse-
fha is the yesy one to heR 5sm out
under their thumb, somewhere; now. whJ~
couldn't they get him, who always made the
entries in this book, to make: a lot OF hcti-
tious entries? They may do this or they
uIAt Huh Duk LII 1uEEl1l1l46 L EAA 9NEN4
that the disbursement book, while It was in
the possession Of the Committee, never
showed more money to have been .dlstrib-
uted for relief than s, s67.67. + it ever ill.,
dicates larger amount then the figures have
the officers, and with intent to-
COVER UP THEIR OWN SHORTCOMINGS"
"Where is O'Meara now2'
II do not know. O'Connel1 and the rest
know where he is, and 1t would be, In all like
Hhood, an easy matter for them to send him
tie disbursementrbook and have It ali fixed
they will explain matters to the Union-'
"When are they going to hold that meet
ing2,' :. ;. o,,,., tor +o.,,,orro, .,,.n,a,. -
will at any rate be postponed until Monday
orally think Of the affair ?'
"They are terribly down on o'Connell.
Powers, and Sullivan. f tha IN meeting comes
delay in: the giving OF the explanation Of
what became Of the SG,700, which have
shewn y t and WHICH fa1 they all Know they have
aWill you attend the meeting? ?"
II will, and intend to get this whole
matter cleared up. have no doubt that
O'Connell and the rest.will have a hired gang
Of bul1ies at their back, but =! have lots Of
friends, and they will stand BY me while
u L
GERS decline, will call meeting Of the
Union in accordance with clause in the
constitution, and we will otlst the old officers
and ;d; reconstruct s the Union on IN honest
Before the reporter brought his CONVERSE
tion with Mr. Welsh to close, the latter
produced from his pocket large bundle OF
receipts, which lie requested the reporter to
scrutfnize. The invitation was accept
of +hn ronrnearfaH
upon forty-two Of the documents, which
were only a part Of the Whole lot, which
footed up total 9f 81; S1157ss M He woal 4i;S haye
tons that Mr. Welsh put thu remainder in
lis pocket and POSTPONED further research
PARTICULARS regarding tie management OF
the Union, whose poor success III the !ata
n1anS manner ri in i Wfcf the the leatling officers
LED 3ona ~ LIZ s ~ sxa;tsment o Iaste3 % .ssra
MHD' T;II;ne 10 ~ sxai1o nnvthinF in the ay Of
cheerful psrversion of tie tfath, Pit bat Tho !9
leaaets wetb l1s ,rt;as - !rhn bnH nhtacte.1 r.
-, f.rthar ayhfhitinn ~ rejief receints Ind
left left the roo room and gone their way, tie sequel
sn9Mtng HSviTg 'uS n;shed fbeir conversation. liz.
Waish and n TIE TRrnI1yE reporter. 1T the
SUGGESTION esa Jon Of the latter, Who Explained that
T1ffE TpG,s11yF. always made a point Of pub
lIshinE hf RiS bot6 Sides ls 81 % story repaired 10
tae, ae ~ " a4ta,Dnt atn r. % hear President TCan
m1u,e ~, ~ ,ntInn ~ tha nsiaara mvstarv
RE- r. n'Cdpnneli Tpli vas cioseted in an inner
% but Mis h sssss Sent FRasf or lin a aa s
made s7 = ,9amne1 nP1 I'm @ yon let M me Snow any,
A1. .oHt :. tha' siis3nnaaranrn of M.