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Gen. SHERIDAN. Condition.

WASHINGTON, June 26.--The following
is tonight's bulletin: Nine o'clock pm
Gen. Sheridan's condition continues about
the same as 1t has been for some days. 1t
is proposed that unless an unfavorable
change should occur, to move him to his
cottage at Nonquitt, Mass. 1t Is possible
that he will leave Washington on Thurs
day next, going by vessel Of the United
States navy which has been rendered by
tho secretary.
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All the League and Association
Baseball Games.
Chicago Succeeds in Shutting Out
Detroit In a Good Game.
indianapolis and Pittsburg Work
ing for Last Place.
In Fifteen Round Prize Fight Killen
Whips Cardifr-Races ut shoepshead
Bay and Washington Park
Today's Pooling.

There was again no game yesterday on
account Of the wet weather. The fates
are evidently against the Memphis club.
They have been the footballsoi misfortune
since the season began, and every day adds
10 the load that is crushing them. The
chances are that they cannot struggle un-
der II much longer and will give
up the attempt in despair aud
disgust. This result might be ayerted by
a more liberal public patronage, but that
seems out Of the question in view OF the
public indifference recently manifested.
There will he game today II II does not
rain. Nichols and McKcough and Bohn
and Childs arc the batteries.
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CINCINNATI, o., June 20.-Thc fortunate
punching Of hits, combined with clever
base running, gave the Cincinnaiis their vic.
tory today over the Baltimocs. ltwm an
exciting contest, and from the start was n
battle Of pitchers. Smith pitched with ex.
collcnt effect, NJ the local men obtained
but one hit In the closing six innings. The
visitors could do nothing with Niau ex.
ccpt In one inning, when they punched
three hits, earning two runs The score:
Cinciunaii .................a o 2 90 % .
baltimore ..................a 900 100 q o
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plamonda cIoac Al Muliord'a.
Hixcr IeIeurnm..

EVANSVILLE Ind. June S.-Rlver fec, 2
tcnths and stationary. Weather clear aud warm.
NEw ORLEANS. Ia, luna "a -Ralnlns htri
Arrived and departed 4 l. Wood and TOW, ohio
river
r1TTsnuR0, Pa June M-Noon- river sta.
tl0nary, Weather cloudy and pleasant Night
River stationary. Weather clear and pleasant
WHEELING, W Va, June h-Nnon- River
feet inches. stand Might iilvcf lcct ! inchcl
and rising. courier down rarkorsbuu. noon.
viCKsnuRg. Miss, June 2h-wcather warm,
rainy, rasscd up-scheuck, 10. oakland aud lar
gcs. 10 am. Arrived Hudson. ~ Louis. pm.
CINCINNATI o.. June ~ o. Noon--RivcrG icct :
inches and falling Weather pleaaanL clear -
Nieht-klvrf 9 feet inches aud stationary. Moath.
% cloudy thermometer 80
IT Lofts, Mo, June NJ Arrived brown, Calrn.
| ~ iourcf, New Ofleana Departed Cily of Cairo.
Matches New south, raduoah. River fallen one
| tenth gauge now 81. Weather clear and hot
| IloufsviLLE Ky, June h--Nopu--Rlvcr TALL.
| ing with isct Inch In the canal. and loot n
| Inches on the falla Weather clear and hot Nlrhl
River stationary, with feet Inch 10 the canal
and I foot n Inches on The inlls Whcaihsf clear
aud hot
CAIRO, NJ. June n-Socn- Arrived charley
/ nrown, ~ Louis, n ain. River n icct inches
| and stationary, weather clear and wnfm.-Niehl
/ Arrived. ieile Mcmphls, hatcher, noon. d..
paired bile Ncnphln. ~ i.ouls. Jpn. klyci
n loot inches aud rising weather clear and hot
Tur Groccrs' picnic will be held Thurs.
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ATLANTA, Ga, June 20.-Ned Clark
colorcd, was lynchod today in Worth coun'
~. Clark was charged with attempting 4
assault young girl, thirteen ycan Of age
His capios were conveying him 70 irwin
county, tho scene OF his crimc. They ~
turned without him, stating that ho has
attempted 10 escape while In the wood
and was shot down. His body was ioun'
with nineteen bullets In Il.
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USvERstrY oV VIRGINIA, Va, June 20.
senator Voorhees, today delivered an
address before the Joint literary societies
Of the University on Thomas Jefferson,
discussing his connection with the great
questions Of his day, such as the repeal ol
the laws Of primogenturc, religious liberty,
the declaration Of Independence and
elaverv
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ordnr of Publication

No e7e7. n. DIN the Chnnccry Court 81 shelby
county. Tenn.-John Loaguc q al Va John on
hcftson etal. 49,.
n eprafinr from the shcrh-s rVtufn IN TINT
elllher,son and Thomas Uilbcrtson. are not 70 b
n 4 thcrforc oriered, That they Inaie th.r ap
III hi The clV III Ncmphla now Taxing District d
shelby county Tenn. on the hnll Monday ~
August. isss aud plead. answer or demuf ~ com
plainants blll OF the same .ih - isksn ~ W.
that a COW N this order Ne published once We.
Tor sonr sncrr.-irp weeks IN Tho Memphis Appeal
Thla 2sth day I'll June, inoA
A true copy-Attcst.
n N MriffNny. Cicrt and Master.
Vim. N. Randolph. solicitor fof coupi.insnt
1l-lli-is
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Chancerv Sale
-oF-
r E A L e S Ia T E.

No. 5,soo. Rim the Chanccry Court OF shelby
county,. r Bcaslcy, administrator Of s. u
clayton. deceased. w. John 3. Clayton et al.
by virtue Of an interocutOry decree for sale en-
tcrd IN the above on tho 27th day Of January,
issS ~ u. 81, page 10 and June rs, 1855. ~ n 61,
page is6, Iwii sell At public auction 10 the highest
bidder ia front Of the clerk and masters Office
Main street entmncc Of the courthouse Of shelby
county, Memphia Tennessee, ON
saturday, July q, 1888,
within legal h0urs the following described proper.
w. situated In shelby county. Tennessee to-wir
About four miles east of Memphis on the old
Memphis aud Germantown plank road, being lot
No 4 II Kenneth CARROTS subdivision. bounded a.
follows beginning nj the southeast corner Of lot
No OF aid subdivision. In the center al the Mem
phIs and Germantown plank road, running thence
north a east Is 67loo chains 10 stake; thenco
sauth 81, east 10 ~ 100 chains thence south 81
west 10 53l00 chains 20 the center OF said plank
road thence north - west with said mad iC eiOD
chains 10 the beginning containing - 1siOo acrea
Tho Did Cor this property will start nj . 0oo
Terms IL Hale--On n credit OF and u month";
note bearing Interest with security required lien
rrtslncd, redemption barred. This 9Th day Of
June, issA u hshksm,
N.Y.. ~ Bradley Deputy Clerk aud Master.
Tavlor A Carroll nnllcitora
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I,alar.,oI,. ,. p,t,.burU 3.

ISDIASAroLis, Ind, June 20 ndianap-
oils outplayed Pittsburg at all points In
the game today and won easily. Boyle
made his first appearance since he was In
jurcd In New York four weeks ago and
pitched great game. Score;
indianapolis. 0 90 o
fltlsburE. ...-.................O y "a 90 o
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ST.. Louis, Mo-. June 26.-st Louis DO.
icaied Cleveland today In very onc-sidcd
contest They bit Barkloy whom they
liked, aud ran bases at random. Scop:
Cleveland ....-...........--0 o Ooi o o-g
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An Ili,nai. I.nshina.

CnARLprox, ILL.,, Juno 20. WIN. Moore,
the eolorcd man who assaulted Mary A.
BiugardIncr nj Maitoon Saturday night,
was taken nom the county Jail nj Charles.
ton aud lynched by masked men. Moorc's
victim Is from shelbyyille, ILL.,, and Is only
sixteen ycars old.
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LEAGUE GAMES.
New york q. philadelphia 4.

PnnADstrHA, Pa, June 2d.-New York
defeated Philadelphia this afternoon by
better fielding. The Phillies could do
nothing with Kecfe's pitching, but they
managed 10 earn run in the frst inning.
Score:
ESs S@ Sosss... ....-....... i
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lector Of customs at Paso del Norte re-
ceiyed an official dispatch stating that 100
miles OF the Mexican Central railroad is
impossible, and that IT will be ten days
before mails can get through and twenty
days before freight can be moved"
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Trustees Sale.

cn,ei bs J. 4 crcsih and his wife. Martha n
Crcath, % the undersigned a. trustee and which
bear date r.pcctiyely a. follows The lytn o. June
in0 and tho Ism day Of May. 1881, and All OF
which arc Of rcoori 10 the Registers ofce Of shel
By county, Tenn, viii. on
Monday. the end day OF July. 1883.
in front Of The family residence Of the laicJ A
describsd. between the houn Of 10 O'Clock m. a:d
4 O'Clock pm, o1or for sale nj public ouicry tho
following real ard personal property towlt
an A tract of land lying In the Nlnth Ciyi' DIS
tr,rt a Md county and state. and doscribcd thus
beginning AZ stake In the northeast corner OF tho
Love COZ acre tract known A. The Vooch sloiacr
tnct theme west " chains and ~ links % a SPIKE.
thence south IS chains aud % links thence q 4 v
chains aud 20 links 10 stake, thence nortr 81
chains and 10 links 70 the BEGINNING containing -
acres This tfaci sold under The trust deed Of DAG
Ia a traei 81 isI acre-. lying In aid county and
State In section arrange and o. and In tho seventh
and Ninth civil district, Of .aia ewenny ms being
Crrsih by deed dated 18th OF March. isIi. and fully
described In two Of the trusts made 70 me a. aiorc-
aid. towls Tho.. dated respectively 18Th June
"a A traet 81 eE acrcs Of winfield Coles 100
acrcs 81 stro,her 0ooch aero survey In nald
county, tho title 20 which was ve,,sa 70 ehshl a
county IN The ease ~ Francis A. Cole " q, n Cole
"a AL 80. Ait n o., and the nafne FULLY Described
In tho two tru., DEED. last nanlsa Above. o,.,.
IN section ranges band g aud pan Of ttrothor a
0oocha 5000 acrc grant or survey, aud beginning
Al Inc northweaf corner Of coo acre survey thai
| FORMERLY noionrud 70 J. X Love and the hcirH Of
| Thomas Love ha hcinr also the northwest cQrneI
/ OIL. A. CrcAths Go acrc lract thcnco south -
poles. thence east ns1N poles " the southeast
corner OF Jasper Rogers 100 ncr tract thence north
1O poles 70 The northeast corner Of aid go acre
/ tract thence wet ny poles " the bcginnins.
i from thia however 4 cxcludcd tne aald lD ecIcl
heretofore sold BY aid Crcath " aid koErn IhiI
tracf 4 covered IN full by aid trust deeds Of MAJ
Ia 1891 and March ~ 1850. and In part By the trus
Il deed Of 18Th June. lssN.
tal Also The following personal property y
mule, fhoncs. and ipony, 2thor1e and ighor'
wagon. aOart, buggy and harness. ! focknwai
and hariicss Is head u cattle. head Of sheep.
| palm Of gear. ~ plows, harrow. plano. bureau
vashstsnd. 2wafdr -5es. writing de-k and oihe'
For fuller description Of this property sce IN
i aid trust deeds
The equity Of rdempticn. dover And HOMESTEAD
| waived W. ID. HEARD. Trustee
| Nav ~. 1ffA
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Mrs. CIevcIand's Mother Arrives.

New York, June 26.-Mrs. Folsom, the
mother Of Mrs. Cleveland, arrived from
Europe in the steamer westernland this
evening, and was Immediately driven to
the Victoria hotel, whore she was soon
Joined by her daughter. Both ladies re-
turn to Washington on the morning train.
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CbIenro =. DetroIt o.

DETROIT, Mich, June 26.-The Chicagos
turned the tables upon the Champions to-
day, defeating them by the same score rs
that by which they were themselves beaten
yesterday. Van Haltern and Conway
wero both in great form and had II not
been for Richardson's error Of Judgment
not an earned run would have been made.
The score:
Detroit. eSSSSSSs-S
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

MrNrnIs. TrNr.. Juno n. ~.
rJ,ffr FIRM or WILLIAMS A fAIlNswokTIf y
II this day dissolved BY mutual consent Weinv'
this day sofd h The Itnn Manufacturing Com
pany our entire plan aud business, and the rsm'
will BE- continued BY tho Nina Manufsctufipl
Company. they assuming All the il.biiitis. OF IN,
frm of Williams a fsrnswofth. and are snthorir''
S SSs3sss;;sS'ra
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Taxing District Coupons

DUH JULY WILL M PAID At MATURITY
i on presentation al the German tlanh, nem'
phl- or al the Chemical National liauk. NV lork,
- may H. prUfrrrcd hy the holder
nANIn z. -MAnnLN. rrr--l IAx Dist
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n,rm,nrn.m .. New orIcnn. a.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
BRMINouAs, Ala, June 26.--Following
was the score In the Birmingham.Ncw Or
leans game today:
Birmingham 40 o ooooo Ia
New Orleans.......l 0 0 o 0 y 20
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Notice to Contractors.

XKTAyTrD TO Int s OR pMfi,rs OF ooog
w scr.per work on tho 0eorKia racinc hAii
way. from Wl,qn., miso east AplL 70 MI.
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Elkwood, 1885 Lelogos, los; Richmond,
li2; Rupert, os; Bclvidcre, l1s; Grover
Cleveland, ITO Triboulette, l08.
Fifth Race--Milc and an eighth. Brown
Duke, ia; Brait, liz; Bendigo, 1903; Tu-
cretia, i03; Brother Ban 1902; Valiant, 100
Al Reed, 0s.
Sixth Race = High weight handicap.
Brait, 1885, Cambyses, l3l; Volunteer,
100. Chanticleer, lis; Oarsman, ll6.
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In order to avoid all danger OF running
your health by drinking impure water, add
10 TO 20 drops of Angostura Bitters 10 every
glass of water you drink.
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ASSOCIATION GAMES.
r.oui.,iiIe =, BroohIypo.

LouIsyiiLE, KY. June ga close and
interesting game was won here today by
Louisville by timely hits. Brooklyn ba,ted
hard but could not make II count.
Caruthers was little Wild Chamberlain
was fully his equal, all things considered.
Score
h Ss,ii,' . .....,.''..,....... SSSsSY
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GET up clubs for TIE WEEKLY APPEAL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. See lists,
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ST. LOWS, Mo-, June so.--A dispatch
from III Paso, Tex, says Information
has been received here from tho flooded
district In Mexico that 1900 lives were
lost by tho inundniion. and that 1000
bodies have been recovered. Leon " a
city Of 100000 inhabitants, aud largo
paii Of Il Is In Fuins. The Mexican col
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Dissolution.
Excursion July 4th.

NNJuLy AND TiiE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
~ Roule will al Excursion Tickets from Mem
phls ~ VlcksburE and New cEcane. limited 10 ~
turn until July an. Al One Pare for the Hound
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oiSt friNea amounting
NoTE-Tickeis dmwing Capital Prizes are not on
titled 10 Terminal Prizes
For CLuB RATE or any further Information de-
sired. write legibly 20 the undersigned. clearly stat
ins your residence with State, county, street and
number More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured b.. your enclosing an envelope bearing
your full address
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Express Cat our expenscl addressed 20
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, In.
Or NJ. a. DAUPTTIS.
Washington. ID. q.
or nj No. West Court St., Memphis, Tenn.
ADDRESS REGISTERED LEffERs TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, Ia.
pEMEMpER That the presence o. Gen,
hCuCmDElIl Bcnurcgard and Early. who
arr In charge Of the Drawings u guarantee OF alb
solute fairness and Integrity that the chances arc
all equal and that no one can possibly divine what
number VIII draw prize.
REMEMBEti, also, that the payment OF all Prizes
n Guaranteed by Four National Banks OF New
Orleans aud the Tickets are signed by the Prcsi-
dent Of an Institution whose chartered rights are
recognized In the highest Courts therefore, beware
Of any limitations OF anonymous schemes
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Duy your tableware nov al MulIori's.
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TmH Groccrs' picnic will be held Thurs
day at wocdlawn park. Take tho grccs
car line.
The Irish standard., 1888-09-08

81
pense. The result Of the trial is OF the!
greatest impo rtance to the Irish cause
and therefore the Irish people should
strain every effort in seeing that Mr..
Parnell does not lack the requisite
funds to secure good counsel and pay
the other expenses incident to trial OF
such great magnitude.
During the past week several parties
have called at THE IRISH STANDARD
Office making inquiries with regard to
the fund. Among others was Mr. Maxi
Fitzgerald who handed us snbscrip-
tion towards the fund with the request
that it be forwarded to Rev. Charles
O'Reilly, Treasurer Of the Irish Ma
tional League Of America. The money
will be forwarded to its proper destlna-
tion Immediately, and in this connec-
ton we would remark that any others
desiring to subscribe to the fund can
call at this Office and leave their money
which will be receipted for in our
columns, and sc Mt Oh TO the I. n. l.. 4
treasurer.
The Irish standard., 1888-09-08

ONE of the best signs of Democratic
success in the coming election is to see
strong Republican offceholders an.
nouncing that they will not be eandi.
dates for denomination. This is par
licuIary noticeable in the case Of Aid.
Stoneman of the Eighth ward 1t is no
secret that the Eighth ward has always
been the tr5agest Republican ward in
the city, and for many years nomina-
ton On tbs Republican ticket for any
Office in that ward was equivalent, to an
election, but it's present representatives
anticipate change this year, and will
not look for a denomination. This is
certainly very encouraging to the Dem
ocrats Of the stainless Eighth" It
looks as if The 'grand old party" is
where 1t was the least ex.
pected it would. 1t is all the more
gratifying to know that what is Repub-
lican loss is Dem ocratic gain.
The Irish standard., 1888-09-08
CRICKET. as everybody knows is an

CRICKET, as everybody knows is an
English game but it is occasionally
played by Irishzaen, and well played,
too. A few Observation-Disclosures and
others of old Trinity, Dublin-have
met the best Of the English players in
England, and gave them enough to do
TO retain their laWels. The irish crick-
eters are now in Canada, and haYe al
ready played in Ottawa, Hamilton and
Toronto, IN each Of which places they
have played Ii to IS men, and won
every game. The Irish-Canadian says
that they are, as might be expected,
well-bred gentlemen, and blessed with
the frankness and cordiality of their
race. We understand that st. Paul and
Minneapolis possess some good players,
and we believe that many of our citizens
would enjoy seeing game between the
Irish players and those of the Twin
Cities. Why not invite them over the
line.
The Irish standard., 1888-09-08
A FRIEND 10 IRELAND.

TEE IRIsH STANDARD has had occa-
sion several times to refer to the gen.
crosby displayed by Me. Peter Curley
GIL Third street north, in matter:
affecting the welfare OF his native land
ireland. Not long ago our old and
esteemed FRIEND forwarded TO Kiltoom
branch I. N. L., county ttoscon,m on,
tie muni6cent donation Of &22, and a
late issue Of the Westneath Independ-
ent has the following to say regarding
it:
IA meeting of this Kiltoom branch
of the National League was held On
Sunday last. Some formal busin ess
having been transacted, the following
resolution WAS proposed and passed
unanimously:
'Resolved.-That we, the committee
and members OF the Kiltoom Parish,
are unanimous in sending our best
thanks to Mr.. Peter Curley, in Ameri-
ca, and a native Of this parish, for his
munificent donation Of e22 towards the
National cause OF his country, and that
we wish him good health and success;
also that it is to he ardently desired
that many Irishnnen will follow the
good example he has shown in so just a
cause,'''
Long may Mr.. Curley live to assist in
the cause so dear to his heart and that
of every lover OF Irish liberty, is the
earnest wish of his many sincere
friends in Minneapolis.
The Irish standard., 1888-09-08

TEE IR1su STANDARD IS the only Home Rule
organ in the Northwest.
Comics Of THE Irish STANDARD will he on
GALE at the principal news-standa III fnls CITY,
and by newsboys.
Advertising rates will be made known by APP
Flying at this Office.
when writing matter for publication In LIE
YE;sd STANDARD oe sure and sign your proper
uan,e not necessarily for publication, bue as a
guarantee Of good faith.
in every instance correspondents VIII Please
he as brief as possible.
20 insure publication in the following issue
,f TEE IRISH STANDARD contributions should
reach this office at least by wednesday noon.
Subscribers will please be careful1n 81 wing US
thetr perfect address, and thus avoid any COM
niaint through failure to receive their paper
IN changing your place of residence, notify us
ixnn1ealately of the fact, and forward your full
same. giving number and name Of street TO
which You have removed. also your former
address.
au i,tters addressed to "M8nage1 IE1sH
urAgpARD, ~ Third Street South, Room q, y
sv;ll receive immediate attention.
Matter Of ali Official nature, such as calls fo1
regular Or special meetings of societies, memo
.iaL resolutions, ETC., VIII be- charged for by The
iine
The Irish standard., 1888-09-08

1.-THE Irish are going with a vengeance"
They are leaving their homes with.
the memories of the 3 alfourian reign Of
terror. But even ia exile they love the
old land, = and are true to their country
and their God. In the greater ireland
OF the West, as well as IN the Canadian
and Australian elonies, Irish hearts
beat high with hope for the day when
they can revisit the scenes of their early
sorrows and join with their brethren at
home in thanking God that Ireland en-
joys the blessings Of Home Rule. and
that her sons and daughters are no
longer driven from their home.
The Irish standard., 1888-09-08

The people Of Minneapolis have
heard considerable lately about the
anti Catholic organization in this city.
1t is perhaps safe to say they will hear
more about it in the future when the
proper time arrives. From day to day
the leaders in the movement are becom,
ing known, and they may rest assured
that if the ayowed objects of that
organization are carried into effect
retaliation will follow as surely as
night follows day. We believe we
voice the sentiments of every honest,
fair-ninded Protestant as we'll as Cath
olic Of this tair city when we say there
there is no room for such all Or
ganization in our midst.