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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
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Na9 MISUNDERSTANDING 8erut6urg
beg @sri9tsbofes bsrtiinbet Der prdiioent
9rpI9uff fpl9enoes ltrtbeil:
v9ie 9tsaiplinurtammer bat bdbin err
fdnnt, baB Der Nngei6ulbigte Or. Scarf
9eters bss 9ienitpergebens 19ulbig u1b besz
bal6 nit Der 9ienitentlaiung gu beitrafen
unb linn a19, fotpeit er f9ulbig, Die barren
Nusla9en auf3uerlegen feier. Die 9is3iz
plinarfammer, iiebt in Der 6inri6tung bes
Wd6rltf ein Sienfperge6en. SIS itebt iepenz
fdGs fef, baB lieutenant 8ron1art b. @6elz
lenbprf gegen bos gobesurt6eil mar unb Ii9
du9 getpeigert bat, Die @inri9tung 3u bpl1=
5ie6en. Ser NneeI9ulbigte bat baber ben
215aretb9ebilfen, ltnteroffi5ier 8ieit nit ber
6inri6tutg betraltt. & Ser Mn9eflagte lit
besbalb fir biefe 9inrt6tung beraatportliA.
0ie 9is3iplinartaihmer f9entt Dem Nngez
flagten @lauben, boB er BON benz @inbrn9
bes Md6ruf ii6es5engt mar unb AUDI bic
Station fir gefdGrbet bielt. 0iele Monente
re9tfertigen aber niht Die 6inri9tung bes
Mdbrut. 0te &anmer bdt audt bic l1e6erz
5etgung %geponnen, baB Die 6inri9tun9
bauptiG6li9 gef9eben 1T, neil Der @nge=
T9u1bigte i'm I'M 8erba9t Der l113u9t butte.
Die &riegfi6rung nit MdIamid, bic Nusz
peitI9ung, Die &ettenbdft unb Die 0inr;6>
tung Der Sagobf4o bat bagegen Die 8drnmer
ni4t als 9tentbergeben ungeIeben. IS 1T
in Oitafrita 5tpeifeGos 8rau9, Meiber gum
@ef@enf 5u er6alten unb 5u beniiben. @enn
biefelben entfloben unb Der 4~ngef9ulbigte
tpegen bertpeigerter 9erausgabe Der Wei6er
ben Mulumia nit &rieg iiber8og, 10 entfpra9
bies au9 ben @itten bes 2anbes. 9ie Musz
peitI9ung 19etnt ia cine Defenders graufame
gepefen' gu Ietn, biefe Strafe entfpri9t dbsr
ebenIo ben b~ortigen 8%erbGltniHen tpie bic
&etten6aft. Die 9inrt9tung Der eSagpbI6o
fam besbalb ni4t dGs Oienitbergeben a1,ge=
feben tperben, neil Bel Slu9t aus Der &ettenz
Daft Die SobesFrafe angebro6t mar. 9ieIe
mar besbdlb gere9tferti9t, neil es in DIT
afrita @efdn9niffe In unIerem Slime nt6t
gibt. Die &ammer bat ferner Elm 9ien7t=
bergeben in Der fdlf4en 8eri9tertatt1ng an
feline bprgeiebte 8ebOrbe unb in Der MeuBez
rung, bic Der Nngei9ulbigte i'm 6Dtel 8riftpl
in Berlin getban, Elm unpiirbiges gerbalten
erbGidt. Das f6iperfte 8er9eben erblidt Die
3ammer in Der falf4en 8eri9ter itattung, bic
nur NIT 9ienientlqfung beltraft tperben
fam. Die 8erbienfte Tim bic &olpnialpolitit
bat fi9 Der Mngetlagte bor feinem 9ienftar=
tritt erporben. gu elmer tbeiltpeilen perz
fionsbeGaffung lag feline @erahla1ung Dor,
ba fi9 Der Mngef9nlbigte tpd1ren6 Der fur
gen 3eit feinsr amtli9en Sbdti9teit mebrsrer
Oienitbergeben f4llbig gema6t bat. gs 1T
ba6er, tpie gefAeben, erfannt porben."
geters bat an bas &ei4sgeri9t in 2eip3ig
appelirt.
Ser groBe 8sbel, Der i'm Gei9stag atert
geaen 9eters 2drm gei6la9en bate, be5eidz
nete bas pbige Ois3iplinar=l1rt9eil ais bel
gu miGb. Na9bem bdnn i'm 9ei9stag fin
uub her aerebet porben mar, erflGrte Stats
{efretGr 80tti9er: @r 8peifle ni9t, bdB,
fpenn Material 5u elmer griminalberfolqunq
qeqen pefers Dor6anben lei, Der @taatsanz
malt feline 9fli9t tbun tperbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12

~1tnferer 2egislatur liegt cine Sin fir cine
id6rli9e 8epilli9un9 BON $4,000 an
bic 6taatszllniberiitdt Dpr, UNI bieIelbe in
ben Stnnb gu 1eBen, bic 9emi9e unD
battertplogif9e unteru6un 8
Ser @enGer bes Staates ~fort3uieben.
Sn ben lebten qnbertbulb Sabren bat Die Uni
Der fiat 22OO Mufierproben unterfu9t unb in
einem groBen Sbetle berIelben geiunbbetts@
I9dbLide 5toffe borgefunben. Wem barge
than psrben fam, DaB bic 8etpobner Der be-
'treffenben 8epdier ii4 Die 8efunbe Der I'M
terIu6un9en gu Rube MAIDEN, 10 pdre es
fider piini9enstpertb, baB Oieierben fortge=
febt perben, unb bas @elO tpirb gut angelegt
Tein. Der Staat MaKo6ufetts berausgabt
fir benfelbei 3ped idbrlt4 $4,000, pbs
tpobl er tuum ben iiebenten Sbeil bes 8ld9en=
ra1mes BON Sqinois uno muir batb 10 bel
@inpo6ner bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12

Ser ipdtere GrarebeG Self 9abis
mar es, Der als lobaIer &rtegsminiite r unter
PrdfiDent Pierce i'm Sabre 1854 fir sic
Summe bon $4,000 breiunb5iebsig SEA-
mee1e aug Nfrita in bteIes 2anb impor>
ttrte, UNI iie in ben beiBeften @egenben bon
Mri3ond, Neu<U1erito unb Serns als 2aftz
tbiere fit ben transport Der 8ebiirfnifTe
BON MilitGrftationen gu berpenben. Ser
Seriu9 gelang ni9t; &lima unb Sutter be-
bagten ben S6ieren nt3t, mebrere enbeten
balo in Solge unbetdnnter &rant6eiten.
Na9oem~ Die ii6rigbleibenben mod unoeFdbr
$4,000 gefoftet batten, lieB man fe uls UNI
Mig lauren; Iie Der3Dgen ii9 in's Siiaellunb
bon NeuzD}erifo uno 4ri5ona, uno bic,
tpel9e ben Shinfen BON ssSnoiunern pber
tobtli9en &rant9eiten entgingen, ipurben
Nib. aiir5li9 II entoedte bic bon ben
Ser. @tauten unb bon Merifo 6ete0te qez
meinianre GrenscommiIiipn i'm merifani=
i9en 8ren3tadte Sonora 3pei 1ol9er &dz
f1eele in DDlfig pilOem 3nitanbe. SIM @unz
gen ioden NOD ungefd6r spDlfe in oemIelz
ben 3utanoe am 2eben 1ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
ssarust @rant mtemnats ft,tdte.

General 6ordee Borter er5d6It in ieiner
9egenipGrtig erI6etnenben @rinnerungen aug
Grants pirginii4en Selb5iigen audi SOL
genbes:
Mls i6 einma& fpdt in Der HaGt mil
Grant bcim 2agerfeuer fab, na3bem allf
Nnberen 14lafen gesangen paren, iagte if
gu ibn: .@eneruI! SIS 1T bod IonOerbar,
baB sic, na6bem sic alle &ou66eitsn beg
ariegsbienites unb bes @ren5erlebeas qitge=
ma9t, fi9 ni9t bas 5lu4en angelp66nt ba=
ben. Niemals bDrte i9 aus Sbrem Mlnoe
einen 2ylrl6 ober cine 8erpiinf9ung." Grant
ertpiberte barauf:
sd babe e6en ME fIu6en gelernt. 4lS
sSunge Bate i9 einen Wtberpflen oagegen;
uub gum Mtanne getporben, ~ertannte i4, pie
tb0ri9t bas 6lu4en 1T. @u9 mable i'd
tets bic 8eoba6tung, boB 6us 6luden ben
Tlu9enben gu gr0Berem 4erger aufregt; an0
ie IeibenI9aftliber Scenario tpiro, Dslto lei9z
ter ipirb es ieinem Gegner, ipenn DieIer fsetF
rubig bletbt, nit inn fertig gu peroen. Sn
Der Sbat fonnte i9 ME einen Nuben Deg Slut
@ens fe6en. Sd CLAUDE, buB BEL gielen,
tpel6s ~iibermdBig flu6en, bies cine bloBe
NngetpO6nung TT unb OaB Ie ni4t Die Nbz
iidt baden, gOttlOs gu iein. 9o4 islbf i'm
milOei item Safe 1T bas Slu6en zine srOBe
3eitperI9penbung." -
Sn @egentpart pes Gen. Porter 6ielt ELM
NAL Elm i'm 2ager untpeienber 9err BON Der
@brtitli9en gOmmifion eiuem 5u6rmann
bon Der PotomaczNrmee tpel9er namentli9
penn es gait, fein Maultbierz@ eIpann aus
einem Snmpflo9e gu entfernen, iditerli9
flu9te, oas quite 8eifpiel bes @enecal Giant
bor, ilber oefien 2ippen niemals ell SLUT
fomme. Die Nntipprt bes Mannes ipar:
Damn ftebt Sins feit: Ser al:e bat ME
MauleieL getrieben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12

0ie es beiBt, min Der Sultan BON elmer
@riperbung grie9ii6en 9ebietes abie6en unb
lt9 nit elmer &riegsent6Gbi4u q
BON 30 bis 40 MiGionen Dollars begniioen.
0as piiroe In Der Sbut febr nobel fem, benin
er tpeiB febr genalt, baB @rie9enlunb ME unb
nimmer i'm Stanbe fem tpirb, i ielbe 3u aa6z
len. Ser ein5ige 8eg, tpie bic Sadie gu fei=
mem 8ortbsil uusf9lugen f0nnte, mare, tpenn
RuBlanb Die 3dblung ber 8riegsentf 9dbi=
gung berbiirgte unb, Bis bieIelbe erfolqt lit,
auf bic 3dblrng Der &riegsent19dbigunq perz
3t9tet, bic es bonn lebten ruiif9ztirfif9en
&riege Der nod bon Der Siirtei gu forbern
bat. DAB aber Der 3ar ii9 gu einem 10 UNI
eigennibigen Sreunbf9afts0 ienite perftebsn
tpir0, 1T i4tper an5unebmen. OreiBig bis
bter8ig Milionen Dollars iinb eben fein Sim
Derfpiel, fir &uBlanb namentli9 iebt
ni9t, pO bieies beitrebt tit, bic @oGbmdbrunq
bur45ufu6rem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
0te aszge5efl16nften NJ

Die CAST efelGf9nften m
Staate Ne 10 gort BADEN es qut.
Der @ouberneur bat foeben elm @eIeb ulterz
8el9net, ipeldes borIdreibt, buB bic @asgez
leai4aften ni3t mebr als $1.20 fir tauIeno
aubitfuB bere9nen Oiirfen, unb baB ie iebes
Sabr I'M 5 Gents nit benz preife berunter<
ge6en miifien, Bis $1,0O errei9t 1T. Wie fe6r
sinitig bies @eIeb fir bic Disqualification
1T, benefit bic Sbatia9e, baB iia in sSoloe
b~eifelben bic bier bt5ber in Goncurrena BE-
finoli4en GasgeiiGfdaft.n Der @tobt
9tetp Dort nit chamber peri6mefaen
unO i9r aftientapitul bon 80 auf 60 mIz
l'one1 Dollars erbOben lDerben. OaIIel6e
miro nddb WfoBgabe Der bisberigen Oipibenz
ben, Die bon 4 bis II 9rp5ent geben, bertbeilt
lperpsn. SIS ipa aIlO bas 19pn ieBt tart perz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12

pdTerte 0ttienfapitat mod einmal nm nle6r
aIs so pro3ent b~erpdiiert tperben unb aud
bann mod cine ausrei6enbe 9ibibenbe lie
fern, l1nb btefe pirb ii4 fortpd6renb Tteiz
germ - 1ofort bur9 Die auf 20 pro5ent be-
re9nete 8eripaltungserIpurniB unb na9 UNI
mad bur@ bic beitdnbig Dor ii4 gebenOe Ser
biGigung Der 9erielungsproaefe. Sine
finite 8usgeIeni4uft, Die Stem Yort Gitp,
lit burd ibren Sreibrief Oerbinbert, an Der
8erf4mel5ung tbe~iI5une6men, aber bat einen
@ertrag gef4Ioien, pel4er Die Goncurren5
be{eitiat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
Gin 5e0nptiiubigrr Surge.

@ie itpl8 isbe Mutter auf ibren groben
ttdrfsn Sungen 1T, beionbers ben eriten uro
gang b~efpnbers, ipenn, ipie emit Sarah, Ite
i'm 3fpetffl mar, Oh ibr 1ol3es Slid ie au
She'll fperbe. Sn biefem San purbe fein
Wnnoer %geipirtt, es fei benin bas .@unOer
elmer aIBerorbentliden Sur.
Srau s. s. S6omns BON Nlpbu, Mp.,
i9rei6t in einem neuli9en 8rief an Or.
6artman, tpie fOlgt: sd gebrar6te S6r
Pezruzna unb Manzu>Iin. SD bate felt
me6reren Sdbren gebottert, ipurbe aber
INNER f4limmer, @ines Sages brndte mir
cine Na9barin S9r 8u6 iber .SGs Of 2ife"
unb rietb mir an, Sbre Mebi5in gu nebmeu.
Sd fagte ibr, buB t4 ale 9%pffnung aufsez
geben bate, ie tpieber geiuno 3a tperoen. Sd
bate i9on 10 Diele Mebi5inen genonnmen.
Meine Na9burn bu9ten, baB i6 auf ben
Sob an Der S4pinbiu9t odrnieberlie9e.
S4lieBli9 nabm ib mir bor, iuenigiens
einen lebten 8erfu4 gu MAIDEN unb bOlte mir
mein Gatte cine Siai9e Be@ruzna unb
Mansazlin. Sd nabm bic Mebi5inen nu9
Der 8orf9tift Elm. 9us mar Dor 5tpei Sab
rem. 8or eirem Subr lebten NDbember gez
bar id einen 5ebnpfiinbigen Sungen, Der gez
iunb unb tpobl lit unb tbue iebt meine eigene
t0ausarbeit. Sd fam 8ezruzna ni9t gentg
lOben. Sd CLAUDE, baB ,es bic BETTE Mebi5in
ut, bic es giebt.
Miitter, i9rsibt an S6e pezruzna Drug
Manufacturing gOntpnnp, Columbus, Obio,
fir Elm totenfreies 8u9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12

Dem nun g eftor6enen friiberen re-
publifaniI9en @ouoerneur Mfbert q.
8orter BON Snbiana. Der unter prdfibent
0arrifon s. lanbter in &om mar, ldBt feia
politt19er @egner IS bansptIle De-
mpfrat" foI9enoe @ere9tigfeit pioer=
fabren: n@r par ni4t BLOB Elm tiiAtigsr
sSyurit un6 Elm patriotif6er 8iirger, %Ionpern
er be1uB audi eiren feinen literarii9en Sc
56mad. @m liebften befaBte err als 2iterat
{id nit @e59idte. O6 fein pOr Sabren be-
qonnenes @erf ii6er bic @ei9t9te Snoiuna's
p0uiq gu @noe sebieben lit, buriiber 6eiihen
mir feline 8enntniB; bod 10 bel 1T fider,
bob es, tpie Aqes, mas aus Der Yprter'i4en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12

Nuf feiner WeItreife beiu9te @run:
betanntli9 in Berlin ben &eid)sfan5lel
8tsmard, unb 5fpur i'm 2aufe oes Sa6=
req 1878. Mir brineen bier Die tpO6lDer,
birgte NeuBerung 8ismard's iiber bieier
8eiu9 in grinnerung:
SIS bat mir eroBes 8er9niigen bereitet,
ben General 9rant aub perf0nli9 fennen 81
lernen. Sd piin19te natiitli9, i'm gu 5e1uz
4en, benin Elm umerifantI9er @rzgrdtoent
1T bo9 Elm groBes Sbier. Mber er fam mir
3ubor. Sd eripdrtete, buB Grant Diel Muf@
bebens BON ft9 MAIDEN iperbe. @r mar jebp6
i'm @egentheil GuBerit bei9eioen, ia 5iemli4
f9u3tern. gr i9ien germ Sragen SIT iteQen
unb mabte duf mid ben Ginbrud zines eiFri=
gen 8eobabters uno tattbplen Munnes. Gr
entfpri9t gang benz 8iloe, tpel6es ib mir
BON einem groBen 8iirger mabte, Der ing
Pribatleben auriidttitt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
Sober berbOrging, febr interefant unb fefens=
pert6 fein niro."
Gin rfefieer @61uumeisr, Der

Gin riefieer S9laumeier, Der
an ben Ruler of the Queens Navy" i'm
rrp inafore" %erinnert, it 6errn M8inleb's
5Gotten m / n 1T er, 9err 2ong g. ST
f9ldgt bor, unfere 8rtegsI9iffe IN irseno
einem Stigma ferbeden gu perantern = Bis
Iie einmal gebrau9t tperDen! Denim bds
ipiirbe ia bebeutenb tpeniger toiten. @ber
ipurum benin niht glei9 nit Dem 9au BON
&riegsi9iffen %tparten, Bis tpelae gebraubt
tperben2 DAB gu elmer Slotte audi 0ffi3iere
unb Manni9aften sebOren, unb baB bieie
in fottpdbrenoer l1ebung fein uno blei6en
miifen, Oaoon i6eint 9err Song feline
Nbnung 81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12

We hi 6orb Wheat @nriue Yatents i'm sSas $40
-435, @DftYBbent @utents s.. Sorb wbeat
Bafers i'm Sad $S.0O-3.21. Spft 2Sbent 8aters in
Sud s., 7o-3.00, .SReb Sog" $l.15-L25. minterpeis
aen I'M SAB S4.OO-43O; &a9eenmebf im SAB s2.15-
2.25; neues III Sad sI.90-z.10.
Saier gsO. 3 3u 17hc; merger go. 2 22%c.
Seu - @tartes SiHOtbp $l0.59 bic Sonue, go. l
S9.50-10O0. 9tD. 2 ~S8.50-90l Mireo $I5O-
500. ttplono @ruirIe. Deitss 1851 mItasrs AIat.,
~$750-9.O0,
It. - 25:.
&ogge - SEQ. 2 gu 34A:, gfo. 8, SAC.
Sdmereten- 5lats ,gtN l ytortblpeitern 79e;
SiHlptbp 81. 00-300
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12

Oas buprif6e ObtrGanOesgeri6t bat errtz
i9teben, buB Der tdgGi6e @enuB bon
II bis28 aGGonen8ier 6 Bis 8 Giz
ter) 3tpar getpO6nli4e MenI9en Dem 9or=
purf Der S9lemmerei ausfeBen piirbe, ni6t
aber einen 8ierbrauer. 0eiOer bat es nift
gefugt, Bis gu tpel4er @renae biefe qe6sn
f0nnen. @a9ri@einIi4 gie6t es gar feline.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
Ser bereits tur3 telegrapbiI9 gemelbets

Der beretts fura teIegrdpblI9 5ertelpets
6eGbentob .bes einunDa9taig@
idbrigen tIrtif9en Generals
9afi3 Baf9a in Der S9la9t i'm Miz
lana=pd1e tpirb Ielbft bur9 s3lu4tberihte
aug englii3sn Quelen bur4aus ~botdtigt.
@iner Oieier 8erihte lagt: Ser alte 9elb rift
baar6duptig an Der Spibe feiner Munni9aft.
Sein Nbiutant bat i'm, als bic Suseln lauz
item, ub3uiteigen. 9afi5 ertpiberte: SD itieg
i'm ruffif9en &riege ME ab, tpurum iebt?
8orpdrts, &inber!" @lei9 barauf traf cine
&ugeG ieinen linfen Qrm, er btelt troBz
benz aus; cine 8tpeite &ugel aeri6metterte
feline re8te 9anb, er blie6 rubig uuf feinem
pferbe; eine brittle t0btli9e &usel burAz
bobrte enDli3 feinen 9als, als ,er e6en Die
Mannf6aft ~anfeuerte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
Britifh Columbia.

Ser iapanif9eg pnful in@ancouber, NOfo,
lit bon Der iapanii3en &egierung burd
&abeloepeI9e bena3ri4tigt tporber, baB Der
Marquis Sto auf Dem 9umpfer v@mpreB
Of Snbia" na4 gn9lanb obsereift fei, nm
Sapan beim g1egierun9sjubildum Der &0ni5
gin gu psrtreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
Panoels- uno 5inansberidt.
Der 6eIomarft.

Sic gantonssletbnn9en b~eliefcH f1 ee5ferr ouf
SIS, 1872, 1893.
Selb auf Elnbi9un9 mar sn 6 Trocent Ieint au 6e.
foltmelt NIB WebIeI lplrben nit 6 bus 7 9roceltt bisfpu.
tirt. g8ebfet anf Step BORT uurbcn nit SIS gents
Auf9eln p~erfauft.
gta9fteDenb bic bcnti9en anoeseieteu gSehfelturfe ~, :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
SeIoielr.

Die 8riiIeler Qusftenlng ipurbe Montug
91a9mittag um 2 ubr in @egenpart Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-12
DiehmdrfE

Rimbpteb wurDe III ben stod.garos tie fOlst
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

Manning, one OF the editors of the In
dependent, a paper which lives by fac
tionism to keep the Irish people divided,
and which pays John Redmond salary
of $4,000 year to get the patronage of
his deluded followers. The Waterford
Star, commenting on this episode, states
that its reporter on visiting the rooms
of tho Protestant Young Mems Society
saw the Independent on the table. and
when he asked in establishment "why do
you get that hillside paper?" one of the
members replied: ooh. sure the indie
pendent is Conservative paper" That
is exactly what it is, though styling it.
self Nationalistic organ engaged in the
cause Of Irish independence. 1t is SAIL
ing under false colors and is doing the
work Of the British government. 1t is
wolf in sleeps clothing and there
fore hypocrite. Alas, how the Irish
are deceived by subsidized press!
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

among the dignitaries of the Catholic
ticxibility Of voice he imparts truths Of
the profoundest import and sinks them
deep in the minds and hearts OF the
learned and illiterate who listen to him.
With apt Illustration and humorous an
ecdote he points a moral of momentous
significance and is grave and gay" as
the occasion requires 1t. Those attend
ing his mission have heard famous pull
pit orators both in Europe and America,
but no one to surpass him in sublime
eloQuence which flows effortless from his
lips and holds the attention of his hear
ers untiaggingly to the end OF his dis
course.
The sermons preached by Bishop
Stanley are given in condensed form
In another column Of the Irish Standard.
His first discourse dealt largely with
Protestant historians like Macaulay and
Hume.who slandered and misrepresented
the Catholic church in their books. The
novelists, too. received his censure be-
cause Of the false Impressions they give
of the Catholic characters that appear
in their works Of fiction. He especially
referred to Sir Walter Scott in "Ivan-
hoe" and Thackeray in Henry Es-
monde" and also mentioned Tennyson,
the English poet-laureatc, and Whittier,
the Quaker poet, as being imbued with
blgotry against the church, as was evil
denced in Queen Mary" by the former
and in the ode to Pious TX by the latter.
In this connection the bishop spoke
with earnestness on the necessity OF
Catholics being thoroughly informed on
the doctrines and teachings Of their
church. and urged them to read the
Catholic press diligently and carefully
for information concerning everything
appertaining to their faith. He declared
that he himself read the Catholic press
with pleasure and profit. "And when you
take Catholic paper" exclaimed the
bishop, "be sure to pay for It,"
In passing. the bishop alluded to the
Clewett case then in progress In st. Paul.
In which the attorney for the plaintiff
peremptorily challenged every Catholic
for cause" after eliciting replies in ref
erence to Catholic belief from them
which showed they possessed an init
mate knowledge of the Christian doc
trine. He declared that he was proud
OF the Catholics Intercepted to serve
as jurors in the case in consequence of
their intelligent Interpretation of the
tenets of the church.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06

The case of Selma Clewett against the
House of the Good Shepherd, in which
plaintiff claims damages in the sum of
$4,000 for alleged false Imprisonment
and detention, is being heard before
Judge Brill and a jury. in, St. Paul for
several days. The attorney for the wo-
man is one Mr.. Butts, who tried to ex-
clude Catholics from acting as Jurors
In the case, and who in his opening adj
dress promised to prove many things
which he has not attempted to show by
his witnesses, who are evidently i'm
bued with anti-Catholic prejudices. The
defense, represented by John D. O'Brien,
denounced the plaintiffs attorney for
making statements In bad faith, and the
latter apologized by throwing blame up
on witness relied upon for evidence
who failed to appear. 1t is apparent tina,
the odious organization know as the
A. P. A. is at the bottom of the prose-
cution. The jury will undoubtedly rem
der a verdict for the defendant.
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06
MISSION BY BISHOP STANLEY.

The most important event in Catholic
circles In this city during the present
week has been the mission given to men
at the church of the immaculate Con-
ception by ltt. Rev. John STANLEY. the
Bishop of North Dakota. The popular
prclate six years ago gave Il mission in
the same church to both men and wom
cn: but this week the devotions have
been conducted exclusively for the stern
er sex. while the fair daughters of Eve
have been prohibited from entering the
sacred edifice except to attend the early
masses every morning. Bishop Stanley
explained In his sermon las: Sunday
why the women would be excluded, and
man of intelligence who practiccd his
religion and strictly adhered to the
rules Of the church in his daily
life was capable Of accomplishing more
in the interest of his holy faith than five
hundred. nay five thousand. women
could perform with all their sanctity.
This statement must have astonisheu
the pious women within the sound Of
his voice, but the speaker Is man Of
wide experience who fully realizes the
value OF intelligent, energetic Catholic
men. animated with religious ferver. to
the church of which they are members.
by the influence they exert on those with
whom they associate in the various
walks of life.
The bishop enjoyed the pleasure of
seeing large attendance of MIR
ried and unmarried men at both
morning and evening services dur
ing the week, and what pleased
him more than that was seeing them
going to the sacraments. Every morn
ing he delivered short instruction IN
various subjects. such as Prayer" the
"Sanctification of the Sunday" and ev-
cry evening he preached for an hour
on the attributes of God and the duties
that men owe to their Creator and Re-
decmer and to one another.
Bishop Stanley is peculiarly adapted for
missionary work. He has an attractive
presence and genial personality. AS
preacher he occupies the front rank
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06
Died at Brainerd.

Mrs. Mary Wilkins. aged 60 years, wife
of Mr.. Thomas Wilkins, of this city.
died last Saturday morning of pneu-
monia. The funeral services were con.
Quoted by Rev. Father Lynch at the
Catholic church at 2 o'clck Monday af-
ternoon. The high esteem in which the
deceased was held was shown by .he
very large attendance at the funeral.
She had been member of the Catholic
church from childhood, and her faithful
observance of its precepts attested the
earnest sincerity of her faith. She Dor.
her fatal illness with true Christian
fortitude. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins came
to Brainerd from County Cavan, Ireland,
in 1851. and have resided here ever
since that time. The deceased leaves
to mourn her death her husband and five
adult children, besides her relatives. The
children are Mrs. Edward Hughes OF
Minneapolis, Mr.. A. Wilkins, of Wahpe-
ton, N. D.; Mrs. Ed. Straud and Mr.
Thomas Wilkins, both of New York
city, and Mr.. John Wilkins. of Taco
ma, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hughes were
here to attend the funeral, as were also
Messrs. Peter and Joseph Farley and
Miss Mary Farley. of Aldrlch. and Mr..
John Farley, of Wahpeton. who are re-
lated to the family.-Brainerd Journal,
The Irish standard., 1897-11-06
A LAY SERMON,

In a recent dissertation to his flock
at the Universalist church of Minneapo-
lis, Rev. Marion D. Shutter selected for
his text the words, Shall we know each
other in Heaven? After delighting his
aristocratic audience with his elouuence
he came to the conclusion that 1t is very
doubtful whether those who worship
side by side In the church for years
would recognize one another hereafter
in the mansions of bliss, for the reason
that they do not get acquainted during
their pilgrimage here below, though
they occupy adjoining pews in the house
of God.
DR.. Shutters reasoning may rot be in
accordance with divine revelation, but
it certainly contains the philosophy of
common sense. Modern Christians do
not possess that spirit of fellowship
which characterized the Christians of
apostolic times. There are social bar
rlers between the rich and the poor, and
though they kneel before the same altar
to pray to their common Father In Hea-
ven they remain strangers to one an
other and never exchange nod of re-
cognition. A more friendly feeling
should exist among the members of
Christian congregations, and the rich
should manifest more interest in the
material welfare of the poor. In the
Protestant churches the poor are seldom
seen, for there is no welcome for them.
In the Catholic churches they fare bet
ter, but they would feel more "at home"
If they were spoken to kindly by their
wealthy coreligionists.
The standing complaint of years
against Catholic unsociability is quite as