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COACHMAN-As single young man wants
~ a situation to take care of horses and
drive carriage; is a careful driver; refer
ences Address r 146, Globe. L
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GOATS-Eight good goats at reasonable
| VI prices; also goat harness, wagon and
sleigh. 2O1 West Seventh ST., Seven corners.
"A
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RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A ..A Is AVENUEM. Il. CHURCH.
IA The pastor, Rev. J. H. Dewart. will
speak in the morning on 1.-THE Cause and
Cure of Backsl ding" and in the evening on
Jacob at Bethel;'' or, A True Vision of
Life -
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WANTED TO SELL-A small stock of
w jewelry with an established trade;
will be sold with or without tools; this is q
good chance for new beginner with small
capital; good reasons for selling; also a pony,
cart sleigh, harness, saddle, whip. buffalo
and bells cheap for cash. Call or address T.
No. 567s4 Broadway. st. Paul. 374-77
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nRUG CLEKk-Swedish drug clerk
- wants situation. Address Drug CLERK,
30 Cedar av.. MinueapOlis Mimi. $3.50
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ENVIRONMENTS wanted by a
T. young man; any kind OF work; under
stands the care of horses and driving; is Will
ing to make himself useful around the house.
Address 2 III. Globe. L
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DREsSMAKING.

A NICE dressmaking business in the best
"A locality to party who will bay furniture;
432 Dayton av. "a
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House OF HOPE PRESBYTERIAN
IL church; Rev. DR.. Christie will be as
sisted at the morning service tomorrow by
Rev. j. G. Worrall; at the evening service a
special musical programme will be given
by The choir
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-03

CLERK- Position in clothing store or no.
" tel by young ma seventeen years OF
age: experienced. Address G lS7, Globe. 5
HOACHMAN A first-claSs hOrseman
~ wants position as coachman; best OF
CITY references l. Ill, Globe. l
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FMPLOYMENT Wanted, by O middle
Il agedlady; would like some light en-
ployment during the middle of the day. Call
at 63 East Twelfth ST.
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(ynKls : CHuKCH, CORNER FRANK

EnRIS CHURCH, CORNER FRANK.
~ lin and West Fourth SITS. Rev. C. D.
Andrews, rector; morning prayer, IL a. m;
professional, .'Christ Whose Glory Fills the
sky (Gounod); ''Venile" (rurD; "Te
Deum' Hopkins, in c.: "Juhilate" Gar
I 1Barnbr) ofertory Solo Gnu s Ssns
Hostia'' (Stearns), by Mr. James Shea; Sane
tus and Gloria in Bxcelsis' (Go>s); "Nunc
Dimiltis' (Bunnett, in F). Choral Evensong
at ESQ p. M: professional. 1.-The Church Is
'.Nunc Dimittis'' Cfours. in F.; offertory
Solo, But Thou Didst Not Leave CHandeD;
Messiah by Master Ernest Beldan: hymn,
praise, My Soul, Thou King of Heaven
(GOss)
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TOUSEWORk-Girl wanted in family of
IL two; must have good reference. 619
Selby ay
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COACHMAN-A young married man
~ wants position as coachman in private
family, where he can board himself. Ad-
dress III Hubert ST., West ST. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-03

CARPENTER-By carpenter to learn
~ to learn the trade better; age twenty
three. Address q 103 Globe. o.
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ESSENGER BOY-Situation wanted,
IvI by a twelve-year-old boy, as messenger
or Office bow, + T, Globe. g
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GRACE NJ. f. CHURCH. REV. N w.
~ Jordan, pastor. 1890. Sacrament
of the Lords Supper, with baptism and re-
ception OF new members; 80, song service,
followed by sermon to Society of Christian
Endeavor, subject: 1.-The Man Who Built
a Tower.n Young peoples meeting at $50.
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FOR RENT.
ROOms.-CO ntinuel.

OAK Sr., 3s7 NOKTH--One nicely fur
" nisbed room with modern convenienecs;
breakfast and o'clock dinner if desired.
1886
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FOR SALE.

,OWS-For sale. choice cows for sale.
~ cheap; some fresh. Stone house, south
east corner st. Anthony and Smelling avs,
Midway "a
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MUSICAL.

DIANO TUNING, ST.; first-class work
L guaranteed. Samuel E. Crutchett. -
East Ninth st. 27-o6
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EMPLOYMENT Wanted by single
T. man. sober, trustworthy. situation OF
trust; well educated, with best OF references.
Address G. NJ P. o. Duluth, Mimi. l
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CLERK-Situation wanted by middle
~ aged man in a grocery or dry goods store,
where there is a chance for promotion; can
give references. Address 335 Robert ST.
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DY-Thirteen years of age, would like
ID position i'll store; good references.
Address w. Gund, $50 Gaultier ST., city. Z
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y YMENr-Married man of steady
Il habits and reliable wants respectable
employment of any kind; well acquainted
with the CITY Address c 1873. Globe. l
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Il butter MAKER in creamery best of refer
ence given. Address 81. Clone. 1898
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THE AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA-An
i American work for Americans; m
plete to date in twenty-nine royal octave
pleton's Cyclopadia of American Biography,
just completed. in six volumes; write for
specimen pages and terms; agents wanted in
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Dakota. d. APP
pleton & Co, 3ll and 313 Wabasha ST., st.
Paul. MINI. 27#
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-03

Ano you out of employment? An ad in
hft SUNDAYS GLOBE WILL find it for you.
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CLERK-A lady of experience, recently
~ from Montreal, wants position in dry
goods or stationery store. Address I 1913,
Globe, L
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ITO EXCHANGE City property for
l. good farm adjoining some city or village.
Address Old Farmer, Globe. 34-35
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uOUSE-Cauada ST., 5O4-Modern house
LII for rent to parties VINO Will buy car
pets. window shades and ranges; central
location 1895
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ZINE DRESS SHIRTS, $780, made to
L order, and gents underwear; send for
REIMBURSEMENT: A. NJ. Toftley. 81 East
Seventh, near WabaSha St; perfect fit 24-53
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nRESSMAklNG Wanted, an apprentice
~ girl to learn dressmaking; will pay some
wages to a neat sewer 4 West Ninth st.
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CIRLS-Ten girls for general housework;
" good places in city and out. Bee HIVE
Enterprise. Seventh and Robert. 81
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DUTLER-Situation wanted, by young
II man who speaks French, as butter in
private family; understands thoroughly his
services; good references. Address j. Mess
ikomer, Manchester, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-03

EARMER-Wanted,p position on farm by a
Il married man; can handle stock or grain
to perfection. Address j. t. Powers, st.
Paul p. o,
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SAFE-For sale. Diebold burglar and fire
- proof safe. cheap; cost $3.50. 315 Rob
ert st. 1886
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DOR SALE-In lower town, double resi-
Il dence; modern improvements; as a
home or investment it will bear investiga-
ton and will be sold low. Address Owner,
It's Viola ST ID
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TO EXCHANGE.
Miscellaneous.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ITO EXCHANGE-Two lots in West St.
l. Paul for cheap house and lot. Call I
Court Block SO "a
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COOK-Wanted, in family of two, Ger.
~ man girl who understands cooking. Call
Monday morning. 22S Western av, south. /
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DRESS-Wanted to sell one black dress;
- size, thirty-six; very cheap. Miss Oil
YER AS WabaSha "a
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DOOM MATE wanted by young lady;
III. rent cheap; also family sewing wanted
by an experienced young lady. 2sS West
Fifth St 81
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FMPLOYMENT-Y man with some
T. experience in Turkish bath desires
situation Address 263 Seventh st.
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church at a. M, and will officiate In st.
Mary's church. Merriam Park, $50 p. m,
and in ST. Stephens church, corner Ram
dOlph and View SIS. ut z 30 D. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-03

GPANIELS-Three thoroughbred Irish
- water spaniels for sale: four months old;
pedigree guaranteed. 194 Indiana av., Yves
Side. 81
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M A. FOSTER Will PREACHIN
w. the Christian chapel at IL a. m. and
1880 D. m. Subjects: 1.-THE Law and
"Christ the End or the Law
a. bn are your rooms vacant? An al in the
my GLOBE will rent hem.
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COOK AND LAUNDKESs wanted at 70
u Triton st. 81 SO
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OFFICE WORK-Boy fifteen years of age
" wants Office work of any kind; low
wages; can write, etc., German. Address E
6fi Globe !
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OFFICE BOY. fifteen years of age,
" would like position in an office: speaks
German and English. Address 1918 East
Seventh st, z
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TOACHMEN AND JAM TORS-Posi-
~ ton Sc cured at good wages. Bee Hive
ENTERPRISE. Seventh and Robert 81
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BOARD AND ROOMS-Three nicely fur
ID nished rooms; one large front room
with large closet, heat and light; one block
from street car; ten minutes walk to post
office or any part of business center; private
table board: home comforts; references eX-
changed: 252 Pearl st. 81
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GOUSE-For rent, house, 523 Brewster
Ii av.: ten rooms; modern Improvements;
very central location 1884
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DOR SALE-Furniture and lease of an
eignt-room house overlooking Rice park.
r., 145. GLOBE. 81 40
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nlsHNA HERS and all kinds of restau'
IL rant work at Bee Hive Enterprise. Sew
elth and Robert 81
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nARNESSMAkER -Wanted. good
IL harnessmaker: can get steady job and
good wages, by addressing j. II. McDermott,
Cooperstown. Oak. so SO
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TO EXCHANGE-Carpen work for
i horse. Address Box 73, Hamline MINI.
81
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COOES for hotels and restaurants; some
" 10 leave city, Bee Hive Enterprise, Sew
enth and Robert. 81
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

DAMs.R with sixteen years experience
ID desires situation. John Hansen, oo4
ST. 9
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or. LUKE's AID SOCIETY OF ST.
- PauIs church will meet with Mrs. Ham
bin, Portland block. section 4, room II, on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
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ITO EXCHANGE -Restauran for saloon.
i or saloon fixtures only. K IA, Globe.
.34-35
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ID DOMINATE Young lady; pleasant
IL room, all convenience; 1873 East Tenth
Of
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HNEXAN HORNS-FOr sale or exchange.
l. one extra large set of Texan horns. 800
Olive ST. Sd
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DOR RENT-ROoms and houses in West
u st. Paul flats. Inquire f. Kult, 40
Wabasha st. 1924
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DUPS-Full-blooded Scotch terrier pups,
l. six weeks old. for sale. 23S Pearl st.
1888
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BROADWAY, 52s-One very nice front
ID room, well furnished board # desired
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EURNITURE-For sale, fine bed room
i. set, with marble-top dresser and wash
chairs and complete kitchen outfit; rare bar
gain. Can be seen at 3l3 st. Peter st. 1894
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pARI ENID R-By young man to tend
ID bar; can give references and has had
Address 0 80 Globe. 5
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tho EXCHANGE-Housea and lot, clear, to
l. exchange for vacant lots or clear farm
lands. Call at Room 49, 165 East Seventh st.
1896
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
FemaIe-..Continued.

COOK-A competent German lady, TWEEN
~ ty-seven years, with boy three years,
wishes situation as hotel cook or house
keeper SO West Tenth ST.. Room Is. 5
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DOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH-A
l. $4,000 stock Off clothing gents
furnishing goods and fixtures; store is on
splendid condition for this time of year,
big business done in the past. Address Cloth
ing Store, Globe. "a
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CEVENTH ST, 224. WE-T-Two front
~ rooms, one an alcove and one small one;
clean and neatly furnished. one block from
Seven corners, with bath and all modern
conveniences; Sc and $l2; gentlemen. 34-3S
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-03
In FINANCIAL STRAITS.
The st. Louis Cable Line, Formerly Owned BY
Indianapolis People. in Difficulties.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-The st. Louis Cable
& Western railway is in desperate straits
financially, and it is announced that suits
aggregating $4,000 will be fled against
the company next week. President Tired
way illneither deny nor affirm the report,
and it comes from such sources that there
is still little doubt of its correctness. Lee.
Hlgginson & Co.. of Boston. are known to
have claim of $150,OOO against the road.
and it is said they have advanced nearly
that much more to save the original in
vestment. Among the other heavy credi-
tors of the road are the Continental Bank
of st. Louis; Roebling Sons & Co.. of New
York; the Walker Manufacturing Company,
of Cleveland, and the New England Life
Insurance Company. The road was the
first cable line in St. Louis. and started out
with bright prospects. 1t was built some
tive years ago, very cheaply and imperfect
ly, by an Indianapolis company, who
stocked the road at 81, ,000, 600 and put ST.
100000 In bonds on it. They acquired the
narrow gauge steam railroad and connect
ed it with the cable line, which extends to
Vanderventer avenue and Morgan street
In March, 1887, Lee, Higginson d Co.
bought something over one-half the stock
at 500. paying. a total of $450,000. The
BOstOnians bettered it greatly. Difficulties
with the city arose and the road is now
losing a penalty of 500 per day for not hav-
ing it's cable line extended to Taylor avenue.
There seems no escape from disastrous liti-
cation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-03
MUST WAIT ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
Queer Will Made by Wealthy South Caro-
lima Farmer in DispOsing Of His Estate.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept 2-An extraor-
binary will was filed yesterday. in the
probate judges Office in Spartanburg coun'
ty. Two bachelor brothers. named Wake
field. lived near ReidsviIle, Spartanburg
county. They were wealthy and owned
about 5000 acres of valuable lands In and
around that town. They donated. the land
on which the Reidsville College was
founded. This school was named in honor
of a Mr.. Reid. a prominent citizen. and the
Wakefelds never forgave the trustees for
not giving their name to the college.
When one of the brothers died, he willed
the whole property to his brother. The
surviving brother died last Monday. His
will leaves the whole property to his sister
during her life, then to the judge of the
probate for Spartanburg county in trust for
ninety-nine years, and after that time the
whole estate, with the accumulated inter-
est. is to GO to his heir living one hundred
years hence.
If his will can be carried into effect. the
property around Reidsville will be tied up
to a hurtful extent. but it is not probable
that the latter clause of his will will be
sustained by the courts. The law in this
State seems well settled that man cannot
direct the disposition of his property after
death longer than the life of a person hv-
ing twenty-one years after the death of
that person.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-03
AMERICAN IMPRISONED In ECUADOR.
c. L. Dougherty, of Chicago, Claims Cause for
an international Dispute.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Mr. C. l.. Dougherty.
of this city. tells story to the Associated
Press, of which the following is an alb
stract: On Aug. 16 he received letter
from his brother, Edward G. Dougherty,
dated Zaruma, Ecuador, stating that he
had been held close prisoner there since
June Is. Mr.. Dougherty went to Ecuador
seventeen years ago, and was for a time
with Mr.. Meiggs in his enterprise. He mar
ried niece of the President of Ecuador in
1873. and has been recently engaged in gold
mining enterprises. The letter gave no
reason for Mr.. Dougherty's Imprisonment,
but referred to iEclosed correspondence be-
tween the writer and consul-general of the
United States, Owen McGarr, at Zaruma,
as fully explaining the situation. This cor
respondence was not in the letter. Mr..
Dougherty, of Chicago. believes that the
letter was tampered with and the CORE
spondence extracted. He has telegraphed
his brother for particulars, and as he has
received no reply he fears that his telegram
has been stopped by the governments of
Ecuador. He has written to the State
Department at Washington setting forth
the facts and complaining of the inactivity
of the United States consul-general in the
matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-03
MAIIETOA's RETURN.
The Exiled King Of the Samoans Receiv
with Great Demonstrations of Joy.

The Exiled King Of the Samoans Received
with Great Demonstrations of Joy.
APIA, Samoa, Aug. 16.-Malietoa, King of
Samoa, who was deported by the German
naval forces nearly two years ago. returned
from his exile at Jaluit. Marshall islands.
Sunday, Aug. IL. When the German gum
boat Wulf arrived in the harbor Malietoa
was seen standing on the deck. The flag
of the returning monarch was Immediately
hoisted on shore, and hearty cheers were
given by the American and English resi-
dents. Besides Malietoa. the three chiefs
who were deported with him,
Manga, Aisle. and the Kings brother.
Molii, were also aboard the Wulf.
Quite crowd of natives and
few white residents assembled at the spot
where the landing was made. Malietoa
was taken at once TO Folau's house, where
he was followed by number of people.
The meeting between Malietoa and his rel
atives was most affecting. The women fell
on their knees and kissed his hands, and
the whole party, including the King. were
Weeping all the time. The greatest express
sit.ts of JOY were heard. and all present
extended sympathy to the monarch. All
of the returned party gave the highest
praise to Dr.. Morgan, the United States
consul at Marshall islands, and declare
that had it not been for his assistance they
would have suffered severely. About half an
hour after Malietoa had arrived at the house
Mataafa. who had been reigning during
bis absence, arrived and greeted his rela-
tive most cordially. Malietoa seemed to be
a carewOrn man, and broken down in
health. The white residents present drank
the health of the two monarchs, and an in
vitation was then given to attend an i'm
promptu banquet. The greatest good will
existed between the two kings. Among
those who called during the evening was
United States Vice-consul Blackjack. who
was warmly received by both. On the fol-
lowing day Malietoa went to Mataafa's
house, where he was received with royal
salute. The two kings will remain in the
same house for the present. Perfect feel
ing OF amity exists between them. Mataa-
fa will retain control of affairs until sat-
isfactory settlement is made. The American
schooner Lena Swasey, lying in the harbor,
h0isted Malietoa's flag on the day of his
return. No formal acknowledgement of
this kind was made by the Sophie or Wulf.
There was no American or British man-of-
war in the harbor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-03

over Mr.. Parnell's compact with Balfour,
by virtue of which Ireland is to secure the
endowment of a Catholic university:
the consideration which Mr. BaIfour was
promised in return for this concession, no
lrishman believes that the Tory Chief Sec
retary is influenced by purely disinterested
motives, and that q quid pro quo, In the
po in some sbnps for the TosS
cession exists. is generally surmised. A
long. letter from the pen of Michael
Uavltt appears in the Pail Mall Gazette
this afternoon. in which that gentleman
eeens on the para of Mn
those who act with him In giving counte-
nance to the Irish university scheme of
Mr.. Balfour. It's acceptance, he says, by
the Home-rule party places them in q
liberately accept at the hands of the impe-
rial Parliament q measure which, whatever
may be said of its merits. deals with q
question purely of local concern, and one
which an Irish Parliament alone is CON-
ton. he g says, s'ss' as the establishment and
endowment of Catholic university in Ire
land is not a proper subject for legislation
on the part of a Home-rule Parliament, then
there is no such subject, the dream of an
Home-ruie party should disband: To couple
with such a proposal a promise of measure
of home rule for Ireland only intensifies
the grotesqueness of the situation, for it
may well be asked what sort of home rule
can it be which excludes from the subjects
with which it is to deal, matter of such
purely local concern as an Irish university.
1t is only too evident, writes Mr.. Davitt,
that the Parnellites have been entrapped
by cunning enemy into affording them
assistance in their endeavor to drag the red
herring athwart the course of home rule,
just as it is within sight of its goal. The
Berlin papers are unanimous in their
opinion that the Catholic university
scheme is a trick of Balfour's to split the
coalition between the Liberals and the Par
Dellites. They speak of it as masterpiece
will not be for Irishmen to pluck.
The Protestant Alliance has resolved
strenuously to oppose the government pro-
posal to establish the Catholic university
in Ireland.