New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-15

Mr. Boman, the Coroner's COUNSEL and myself
nave taken special interest in this case, and have
the facts. AS am out of practice, and have. been
for some time, have given my time especially to
am here and why l wish to zee Blanche Douglass.
40 not know what the police authorities Of New
great DEAL but have seen nothing of it vet Some
thing must be done. and / know Of no better thing
ta TO see Blanche Douglass and get her to tell the
determined to play bluff game and have Blanche
abide by her testimony at the inquest. That tcsti
mony think Is pcrjured."
THE TROUBLE AT ST. STANISLAUS'S.
A LARGE CONGREGATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AGAINST FATHER GRABOwsKI.
The congregation at the Church of st. Stanislaus
sase the o m tnSn on any Sunday
gregatiOn shall hear the read in it's own lam
guage. The increased attendance was due to a we'd
the service. Cardinal McCloskey returned from
Newport Saturday evening, but had taken no fur
thcr action in tho matter. 1t is thought that he
may do something in the of the present week.
A. person well informed with reference to the Car
that Father Dutkievies would be- reinstaed as the
regular pastor of the church. He already has per-
sc oG p the wesk and has good
was very quiet Mt the church yesterday. None Of
Father Dutkieyezs immediate followers was pres
ha1 no objections to him, but that the Cardinals
wish was, I" law and gospel" to them. For some
iotSou uhhHoWH 10 tucn ne sent L atLcr GraD0Wkkl
to be their pastor on SUNDAY and they have right
even II they dared-to question the Cardinals
motives
Las week rumor was current affecting the char
acter OF Father Dutkieviez. Yesterday the tables
were turned letter in the Polish language
signed by the president and secretary of the church.
has been sen to Father Grabowski, asking him to
leave tue church and not continue to DIES roy the
harmony of the congregation. As further reason
Tor his leaving the church, the letter thar he
Is an immoral man; that his character is not such
as priest should sustain, and that the committee
signing the friendly letter to him has abundant
proof TO establish the fact of his having been Grim
lnally intimate with mother and daughter in Paris
That there may he misunderst anding of the
charge made against him, the names of the women
arc mentioned. Whether they dead or not the
letter does not state but 1T says that their voices
cry aloud to the Lord for vengeance" While
possessing all these facts, the committee promises
that ITS love for him ms Pole and priest is great
that if he will leave the place it will not make a
public charge against him. Father Grabowsk upon
receiving the letter carried 1t 10 the Cardinal. and
was advised by him to arrest the signers of the let
ter charge of blackrnail.
1t was stated yesterday az the church that there
are two presidents and two secretaries in the organ
cations. There was a general meeting held a short
Withdrew. leaving the Lithuanians in the room
Taking adyan age of their position the latter at
once elected a full board of officers, and il was a
committee headed by the Iithuanians' president and
secretary. Father DutkievicZ's supporters who
made the charges against Father Grabowsl<i. In a
day or two the Poles held private meeting and
they also elected u board of officers Both boards
claimed recognition from Father Grabowski but
naturally he recognized the that favored his
cause, and ordered the other to disband This
the members had no idea of dong, and hence the
letter affecting the character OF the priest