J
J1
WANTS, &o.
tto II UKNT. A desirable stablo and car.
I' rlR0 house on Market alley, between Cen
tre and Lloyd. Apply at llKHAM) ofllce. If
rll UKNT A good-sized stable. Apply to
II, D Schoenor, 31 North Main street.
12-B-lw
LJ -t.Oa Monday, beccmbor 5th, & black
setter mixed with spanlol A sultablo
renard for Its return lo John Wcoks' lestaur
n, IT south .Mulu street. 12-10 Zt
J- OST. On Thursday. Ueccmbcr 8th, a black
J una whit ' H 'tter dog, bad on n now leather
vollnr H ward will be paid for his roturn to
iS. J. Yoit, ll W. vntro street. lS.lOxt
Tpon. SALIC CHEAP. Ono of Chambers &
I; Co's copying presses, the present owner
kmlnft no use for ill belns good as new. Cull ut
HKUALD OfllCO.
BANK M.Ef!TIOV. Tho annual election of
tho stockholders of the Merchant' Na
tional Hank, ot Shenandoah, Ia will bo held
at tbo Uanlilng Homo, TuoHday. January 10th,
I80J, botwecn the hdusj of 1 and 4 p. tn for
thopurpoio of electing thirteen (13) directors
to sorTo tho enduing year.
lt-19 5V-es K 11. HtMinit, Cashier.
WANTED. V man of temnerato habits and
who does not smoke tob.ieoo to work as
laborer in a iiowdi r mill Wages .tl Hi per day
and house rentlrof Steady won. One who
understands machinery ptcferrod, pply to
John A. Tllinan, tiiionaudoiah. ia-lU-3t
OALA11Y OB COMMISSION To agents to
3 handle tho Patent Chomical Ink .Erasing
Knell. Tho most useful and novel invention of
tho age. Hrases Ink thoroughly In two seconds.
Works like magic. SmitofjOO per cent, proat.
Agents making (51) per weok. Wo also want a
Bonoral agent to tatto chargo of territory, and
appoint sub agents. A rare chance to make
money. Write for terms and sample of eras
ing, Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co , acOM, La Crosse,
Wis. 11-ffii lm
FOR SALE. A valuable property on East
Coal street. One-half cash only required.
Possession given April 1st, 1893. Suitable for a
wholesale house or factory. Apply at Hekai.d
ofnoe. tf
di to IIS per day at home, selling Lightning
3)0 Plater and plating Jewelry, watches,
tablewaro, &c. Plutcs the finest of Jewelry
good as new, on all kinds of metal with gold,
silver or nickel. No experience, no oapitai,
Every house has goods needing plating.
10 25-2m II. K. DELNO & CO., Columbus, O
AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY or Com
mission, to handle tho now Patent Chemi
cal Ink Erasing Poncll. Tho qulckost and great
ost selling novelty ever produced. Erases Ink
thoroughly In two Bcconds. No abrasion of
paper. Works llko magic. 200 to 600 per cent,
nrnflt. Onn nfrfmt's sales amounted to 1020 In
six days. Another 133 In two hours. Provious
experience not necessary. For terms and full
Particulars, address-The Monroo Mf'gCo., La
rosso. Wis. xl39 6-2My
T-kttnPOHITIONH FOR GOOD 11USIVK.SS
I Men. Tho Provident Life Assirlatloo,.
jno. &JI n. ijioony street, iiatiimoro, iu.
sires to engage a manager In tbis turt of tho
state. An nmrsrlmiced. active business man.
who cm present proper testimonials, as to
character and ability, and who Is willing
to do personal work, is offered a permincnt
andnrofltabljnosltlon. Tuo Association also
rtqulres tue services of special, dlstrlct.aud
focal agents, Aaarcss,
3-8 2w "AQKNor DEPAltTMENT."
tfjl C PAYS for n homo lot at May's Land'
U)XO Inc. the fine suburb of Atlantic City. (
squares from It, It.; commutation fare to Phlla.,
25 cents; has court house, hotels, schools,
brick, and lumbering mills, with finest water
power; Una driving, tlshing, gunning, bathing,
selling; city and country combined; 35 bouses
built last year and not one empty; a safe and
sure investment; $50 Invested will Increase
t3C0 In 6 months; 3 mills built this year; lots are
uu teot aoove ocean; iu per cent, on xor casn;
., In. B-V5. 1ln lnDi.ail Unn.1 fn. nl.Al.lnv
MAY'S LANDING IMPROVEMENT CO., 6f8
Frankllr St.. 1'nllauelphla. win
S BARTER NOTICE. Notice Is hcroby
given that an application will be made to
Court of Common Pleas of the County of
Schuylkill, State ot Pennsylvania, on Monday,
tho 26th day of Dec.. A. D.. 1893. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, under tho "Aot of Assembly to
provide f or tne incorporation or certain corpor
ations," approved April 29, 1874, and the
Runnlcmcnts thereto, for tho charter of nn
Intended corporation to be called and known as
"King John Sobleskieo III Polish Roman
Catholic llenoUclal Society." of Mljenandoah,
Pa., the character and oblcct of which arc :
Tho maintenance of an organization for
beneficial and protective purposes, by tho
establishment of a bcnedclal fund tberein. and
to cultivate a charitable and banevolfnt spirit
nmontr tho members thereof. Sold Souloly to
be curried ou atxhenandoah, Pennsylvania, and
for those purposes to have, posses and enjoy all
therighl8, benefits, and privileges conferred
ny saiu Act oi ABsemoiy.
M. M. Buhkk, Solicitor.
Shenandoah, Pa., Nov. 2d, 1892 11-28 3w
CHAS. ZALLA
Respectfully notifies his frlonds
that he will open a now store at
Corner Jarcfin and Oak Sireeis,
Where he will keep a full stock of
Green Groceries,
Cigri, Tobacco and Candy. Poul.
try and all kinds of gumein season.
Oysters axicl 37i wla..
Open Monday, November 21,
Scheider's
Saloon and Restaurant
Loading Saloon In town
Centre, and H hit ft SI:,
(ISIckert'a old stand)
t
First-class Eating Bar.
Finest Whiskeys In the Market
PUBLIC SALE
o 1'JcitsoxAZ rno van r r.
There will be a public tale, on the prtmtses,
one mile north of Lakesldo (East Mahanoy
Junction), on
Saturday, Dec. 17, 1892
At 10 o'clock a. m of valuable real estate. The
property consist of o grist mill, dwelling house,
barn and ojtbulldlugs. There are 25 acres,
more or less; a splendid fruit orchard lu bear
ing: never-falling well and springs. The locu
tion is very desirable; good markets near, such
as Mahanoy City, Shenandoah, Tamaqua, ilazle
ton, etc.
Terms of Sale Ten per cent, down on day of
purchaso: 40 per cent, within three months, and
tho balance oan remain on mortgage. For fur
ther particulars apply at the IIkhau) office.
Jl-lO ts Mils. ELLEN IIEISER.
T. J. O'HABEN'S
33tr"foer Sliop,
COR. MAIN AND OAK STS.
Everything In the tonsorjnl Una done In first
class style, A tine bath room attached.
M,
M. UURKE,
A TTORtffir'A r-LA W,
SHKtrASDOAH, PA.
Ofnooe Room 8, P. O. llulldlag, Bhonaadoah.
tod Kfltorly Uulldlng, PottsvlUs.
Both the method and results when
Byrun of Fies ia taken: it is nleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
crenuy yet promptly on tuo Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind over pro
luced, pleasing to tho ta0to and ao
jeptablo to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and liavo mado it tho most
popular remcJy known.
Syrup of Figs is for salo in EOo
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
giste. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
nib'stitute.
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dent to a bilious etate of the system, suoh OS
Dlcdneas, K&usoa, Urowslness, Distress aftor
cttisg, Pain In the Side, tc While their moa5
remarkabla micceas baa been shown In curing ,
neaischo, yet Carter's LUUo Liver rfHj am
equally valuablo In Constipation, curing and pre
venting thlsannoy!nijcomplalnt,whlla they alls
correct all disorders ox tbostomachtlmiilatoths
;ivcr and xcguhtto the bowels. Even if they oalj
Acbstbey would bo almostprlcelus to those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; butforta
calolythetrgoodnessdosnotendhere,andtho8a Trhooncetry them will find thoao llttlo pills valu
dble In so many ways that they will not bo wil
ling to do without them. But after allslck head
la the bane of so rasiiT lives that liorolswhero
worariecmrgruit botuit. Our pill cure It whlla
others do not.
Carter's Little Llvor rills ara very small an!
vory easy to hike. One or two pills makoadoio.
That ai e strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge, but by tiioirgcntleai--tion please all who
nsethtm. Iavl&lsat2SccTit3 ; flveforjl. Soli
by drogsiiits everywhere or sent by malL
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WALL PILL. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE
Cures Continxnptlon, Coughs, Croup, Bore
Thront Sold by all Drugcisti on a Guarantee.
Kora Lame Side, Eack orCnest Shiloh's Porous
i'iaster wiu give great nanstactioa. 35 cents.
SHILOH'S VITAJ.IZER.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Cbattnnoog-n.Tonn., says:
"Sh(!oh'sl'ttaIteerS4r.Kl 11' LIFE.' 1
consider it the bett rem e-dufora lUUUtated wten
I ever used." For Dyspepsia. Liver or Kiducy
troublolteiccla. l'rluoiScis.
HILOH'S
CATARRH
RESVIEDY.
Hnvo you Catarrh 1 Try this Itomody. Itwlll
rcliovo and Cu-o you. rnce fx) cts. This In
lector lor its successful irenimenni lurnisnoa
ireo. Shiloh's ltcmcdles are sold by us on a
guarantee to pivo Batisiuction.
For sale by O. H, Hitgenbuch.
CHILDREN
F6r over two years my little girl's life
i as made miserable by a case of Catarrh.
. lie discharge from the nose was large,
unstant and very offensive. Her cyis
.ecame inflamed, the lids swollen and
-ry painful. After trying various rem--lijn,
I gave herBSgspgaThe first bot
tle seemed to ffiqS8jflg aggravate tin;
lisease, but the symptoms soon abated,
.nd in a short time she was cured.
Dr. L. B. Bitchev, Mackey, lnd.
Our book on Wood and Skin Diseases mailt d
' -co. Hwwr Sl'ECJFlo Co., Atlanta, Oa
UTISTMTNTS.
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WITH tttCTKO-
uiir.HrTis
lUf!HMtNTS. Wi
susrcMsenT.
fIU Anr vltboQt acalelue all tTialarsi reialtlns frtt
.iTi.tiio or b kib, Kerf (oiri., ne.ei or laoucrctltl
Mlual fiba,lioa. tlrftlu, l....e, n.rfvua dtl lift r, tlt9
1..1DMI. laBCuar. rhtti.KuLl.m- klduar. Ilv.r kd bifedd.r uu
pUlbll.uca back, lambuo. bcIaiIm. ivnarftl 111-Biallti. 1M
Tllli Uf IrLf tMIt eaatAlu. Itund.rflil fuurai.Bi.ala OTar al
atkara.BBd tlvaa a corraut tliat ll iBataBtlr fall by ls vearal
ar wt furrall Sb.UOO.iio, ai.il Bill aura ail f tba abora dliaa
aaarBepar. Tbouaaaaa navs b-.a auraa lata raaraaiau
tBViBtlaBaflar all oilt.r rauadla.- lallad, aad a(lB baa
iraai or laiumaeiala m iBla bbq evart amar aiaui.
Our ixwarfa) liasiovad rLllTUfi' athPSMWHT ll la
raatail beOB avar affarad a.k maa: iniKH I, J1L1, PELTS
II. .Ilk aad tiaaraaa Blr..,lh (,11HMIIU la SU la
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CARTERS
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SAYS THE TALE IS TRUE
Lawyer Beck on the Alleged
Poisoning of Non-Union
Men at Homestead.
DOCTOR AND A DRUGGIST
TO BE INCRIMINATED,
SAID
Mr. Heck, Who Is Counsel for tit Car-
net;lo Company, Itoporta Thnt ut Least
frlx 31111 Laborers liavw DUd from rolion
A Tiumber of Arrestato be Mado In a
Few Days Itoliert Deatty, AVho Was
Arreatad In Loultvllle, Directly Cliargad
tVlth th Crime.
1'lTTSDuno, Dec. 12. E. I. Beck, counsel
for the Cnnicgle Steel company, limited,
was seen this morning and confirmed tho
story of the poisoning. Ho says his In
formation is that at least six deaths re
united from poisoning. A Homestead
druggist and physician are implicated.
Tho powder was given to a dog and It
died in a few minutes. A number of ar
rests will probably be made In a few days.
Coroner McDowell has not yet been noti
fied.
He will go to Homestead this afternoon,
however, to investigate tho cause of tho
death of Isaac Juries, who died suddenly
nbout two weeks ago. Juries was a wit
nets iu the Critchlow caso.
If the detectives in the employ of the
Carnegie company are to be belioved a
vast conspiracy of murder has grown out
of the Homestead strike. It was a plot,
they say, to poison by wholesale the non
union workmen at the Curtiegio com
pany's steel plant, nnd tho developments
mplicate members of tuo Amalgamated
Association and oilicialsof other labor or
ganizations.
As a result of the plot it Is nllcged that
thirty or forty persons nlrendy have lost
their lives, and scores are still suffering
n hospitals and at their homes from the
'fleets of drugs. To-uay nine more per-
sens are under arrest, ostensibly on trivial
charges, but really to avert suspicion un
til all their alleged fellow-conspirators
uuvo been secured.
The many cases of illness in tho mills at
the time of the occupation of Homestead
by the military were attributed to bad
river water, yet despite the efforts to
better tho supply the sickness continued.
It was two months ago thut the first sus
picion was entertained that tho peoplo
were being poisoned, but it was not .until
Saturday that tho evidence wag deemed
strong enough to warrant legal steps.
lliu object of tbo plot, it is said, was to
make life in the mills unendurable. The
price to be paid when the mills were closed
was $0,01)0. Kobert J. Ueatty Is now
under arrest iu Louisville on the chargo
of poisoning non-union men nt Homestead.
Ho had previously been arrested in Pitts
burg but escaped.
The information on which the original
arrest was mado was sworn out by J. H,
Ford, a Pinkerton detective, and charges
tlio prisoner with administering a deadly
poison to William E. Griffith, chief cook
n the mills.
It was learned last night that special
officers have been Investigating the matter
for two months, und have worked up a
good case against several of the union
men, ns well as against cooks who were
employed In the mill with Ueatty. It is
understood Ueatty supplied all the cooks
with the poison they used, and was middlo
man between those engaged In the con
spiracy.
INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.
Outrages mi American nnd Spunlnh Set
tlers in Moxioo.
CniiiVAJiUA, Jfox., Dec. 13. The Yua-'
qual Indians, to the munher of 2,000,
have banded with several hundred llayo
Indians and many outrages have been
cptumltted by thorn on the American nnd
Spanish settlors in the valley of tho Yua
quai and Mayo rivers during the past
three weeks.
Near tho village of Rio Dlco the hacien
da of Pablo Munosta, a wealthy Spaniard,
was attucked and in the engagement two
sons of Munosta and six Mexicans were
killed. The handful of Mexican soldiery
in that section are unable to accomplish
anything in the way of bringing the In
dians under subjection, and thej have not
yet had the courage "to meet the red men
lu battle. A forco of 500 troop will be
Immediately sent to the scenu of the dep
redation.. A Church In a Steamer.
Washington, Dec. 12. Blshon Paret. of
the Protestant Episcopal diooese of Mary
land and the District of Columbia, will
hoon have built for him a steamer the in
side of which Will be fitted as n church.
The steamer will carry tho Bishop and his
assistants to the oytter dredging grounds
on Sunday, where services will bo held.
. .. . .. A
juuriuiya ituco for ma) raoiiatoraiiip,
Albany, N. Y., Dec. 12. A well! In
formed Democrat and intimate friend of
Chairman Edward Murphy says that Mr.
Murphy has nt present 70 members of
the Legislature pledged to vote for him iu
the cuueus which would select both the
Speakership and Senatorsbip nominees,
Indian Aeiit Iteported Shot.
Great Falls, Mont., Dec. 12. It is ru
mored that there has been trouble among
the Indians 12S miles east of here and
that Agent Simons was shot while trying
to pacify them. It is Impossible to get
any reliable Information from the agency.
Areluliilio 1'raiiE's Juurnnr.
Vienna, Deo. 12. The iiliysidans ot
the Arcluluko Franz Ferdlnuml say that
ha will be able to start on his tour utoil
Wednesday, and the Empress Elizabeth
is being iumlu ready to sail W'wlnoMliiy
evening or Thursday morning.
Judge Drun Will Kiialgu.
Altoona, Pa.,Deo. 12. Hon. John Dean
ot nollldayaburg, Itepubllcnu Supremo
JudKe-elect ot fennnylvania, will send iu
his resignation ns Itesldent-Judtfo of
lllair county to Gov. Pattisou, to tako ef
fect January 1.
To lie SurrtiiiiluriMl )u (Irrinaity.
Wasiiikoixjn, Doo. 12. Secretary J. W.
Foster lias Issued a warrant fur the sur
render ot Karl Schaefer, under arrest in
New York City, ohargud with forgery and
the utterance of furgd jmpur in Nurttim
burg, Uermany. ,
Don't I'rur a HtrlUe of C'oiiiluctors,
Cuicaqo, Duo. 12. V. I Ewing, super
intendent of the It oct Island, says that
the report of a strike ot conductors wost
ot tha Missouri rlvur is absolutely untrue.
MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGES.
The ler Capita Indebtedness la 8144 anal
Is Kxccerli'd Only by Kamai,
Washington, Dec. 13. Massachusetts
Is the, first Eastern State whose statistics
of mortgages have been completed by tha
census office. It is shown that during
tho past decade 280,283 real estate mort
gages were made In Massachusetts, repre
senting an incurred Indebtedness of t503,
455,650. The debt remaining in force Jan. 1,
1800, is $823,277,003, secured by 178,203
mortgages, and of this dsbt $42,441,247
Incumbers 020,812 acres, and $280,830,421
Incumbers 133,083 lots. During the do
cado there has been an increasing mort
gage movement, beginning with au in
curring debt of $28,170,188 In 1880
and ending with $75,620,544 In 1889,
while tho population Increased 25.57
during the satno period.
The per capita indebtedness of Massa
chusetts is $141 and is exceeded only by
Eansas.
Monuments for Dead Generals,
Wariiinoton, Dec. 12. Tho commis
sions to select models for tho statuos of
Gen. Hancock and Gen. Logan, to be
erected in Washington, has rejected all
tho ' models submitted on the Han
cock monument as unsatisfactory. A
model was agreed upon for the Lo
gan monument, but the artiBt's name
will not bo divulged nt present.
Appeal ofN'oir Yurk l'reas Club.
NEwYonit, Dec. 12. The members of
the New York Press Club are working
enthusiastically to complete the $100,000
Which must be paid on Jan. 1, to secure
the site for tho now Press Club building.
Of this sum $00,000 has been raised. An
appeal to the public to help tho work that
the Press Club Is now engaged In, has
been issued,
To Oppose tho Standurd.
Jamestown, N. Y., Dec. 12. A new
company, of which F. P. Hayes, the do
posed president of the Pennsylvania Gai
company, is said to bo at the head, will
ask permission to lay pipes nnd supply
natural fuel gits in this city in competi
tion with tho Pennsylvania, otherwlsa
Standard Oil company.
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Wm Gentlemeni Ilovitij,' urrtiimito aoml&
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MHi'U'ro lialiiHlntholStimiucli, ulo KIiUm
SStiry ana 1.1 er HUci,.'. mi ladly that IobER
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The truth of the obnae la cartlflrd toby
Vi Druggfat uf Cohoca, X. Y. I'Jj
fj Never purchase of a " SUBSTITUTCI1, 'If
H(a person who tries to loll you somethlngW
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Stles ato being filled with a COUNTERFEIT
ajjAHTICLE by "Subslltuters." Buy of thegS
HONEST DEALER who sells you what youjj
ask for, and II you receivo no benefit hoft
Blvilll return your money.
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H. J. M'GUIRE'S
Sporting and Musical Resort
Second St., GliURDVILLE.
Heat Wines, Liquors, Doers, Ales and tines
nranas ot uigars always oa nana.
DO YOU WANT
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If so, send in your orders to
HENRY WARNICK,
m Wont Coal Htrot.
All orders for coal or for hauling of all kinds
promptly attended to. Orders oan be left at
the stores of K. O. Ilrobst, Bomb. Jardln Btruet,
and Joseph Hall, North Main street. 1 1-10-lm
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Lmrgesl and oldest reliable purely cash com
panies represented by
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PRIEST CORRIGAN'S CASE
The Trial of the Hoboken Pas
tor Begins To-Day.
HIS CONTEST WITH BISHOP WIGGER.
Clktdlliooil That (he Cuss Will be One
of the Most Important iu the Catliollo
Church In Keccnt Vears-lrutlier Corrl-
Kan r. KUItor Walsh.
NswAnic, Dec. 12. To-day In the pan-
toral losidenco ot St. Patrick's Cathedral,
In this city, begins the trial of Itev. Pat
rick Corrigan, pastor of tho Church of
(Jur Lady of Grace, Hoboken. The caso
will probably be one of the most famous
n tho Catholic Church in recent years.
The whole country is interested in it.
At first tho affair was a personal matter
between Father Corrigan and Bishop
Wigger. Tho priest attacked tho recent
German Catliollo Congress at Newark.
He said that Its members were aiming to
Germanize the country through the Catho
lic Church. Bishop Wigger resented this
attack, declaring that Father Corrigan
bad insulted him, Archbishop Corrigan
and the others who attended the Con
gross. I1 ather Corrigan then severely criticised
Bishop Wigger's ndmluNtration of tho
Newark diocese. The Bishop cited the
priest for trial before the ecclesiastioal
court of the diocese. Father Corrigan
was not silenced by the Bishop's action.
Ho continued to write letters in which I10
reiterated his earlier statements.
Father Corrigan, it is said, voices the
sentiments of the majority of tho priests
of tho country who are not Gennuns.
I hero is a bitter feeling between the Irish
American and German priests of the
United States. Father Corrigau's stand
at this time against Cahensly makes him
tho mouthpiece of the priests w ho are op
posed to the attitude of the Germans. In
his trial the contest between the two ele
ments of the Catholic clergy will natur
ally come up, it is said. For this reason
the case is one 01 national importance.
Tho Kov. J. J. O'Connor, Vicar General
of the Newark diocese and professor of
dogmatic theology in the diocesan semi
nary, is to bo the judge. Father Corrigan
is to be represented by tho Hoy. JJr, Kicu-
ard Lalor Burtsell of Rondotit, formerly
pastor of tha Epiphany church in .New
York,v' . was Dr. JlcGlynu's ecclesiastical
lawyer .. n.' deposed priest's controversy
with Art. .i. -uw,) Corrigan.
For his action in the McGlynn cuse Dr.
Burtsell was transferred from the Epiph
any church to a country parish at Iton
dout. He is regarded as ono of the ablest
ecclesiastical lawyers iu the country.
Bishop 'Wigger will be represented by the
Hev. Dr. S. S. Smith of l'aterson, who is
the author of a workon ecclesiastical law.
The churces against Father Corrigan
aro maliciously inciting odium against
tho members of the Germau Congress
held at Newark, as Germans, and against
Bishop Wigger, as Bishop of the Newark
diocese. It is believed that Bishop Wig
ger will not appear at tho trial. In dio
cesan trials the bishop generally acts as
judge, but because Father Corrigan had
attacked him personally Bishop Wigger
decided not to be tho judge. Father Cor
rigan protested against the appointment
of Father O'Connor as judge, und asked
Bishop Wigger to let Archbishop Satolli
try the case. Bishop Wigger would not
consent to these proposals.
Father Corrigau's statements regarding
Editor WaUh, of tho New York "Sunday
Democrat," have excited particular
comment. Ho said:
" 1 Beo by a morning pnper that Sllchael
Walsh, the disreputable greenhorn Irish
journalist, continue his scurrilous charges
ngiiinst mo in hh) capacity of ' orthodox
Catholic' editor and defender of Archbish
op Corrigan, Bishop Wigger and Mgr.
Satolli.'
" It is ft disgrace to have this man's
name conneoted with the defense of any
cause, much less with thnt of honorable
men nnd distinguished ecclesiastics, and I
would not have touched him at all had he
not, by distorting und misrepresenting
fucts that were known only to Bishop Wig
ger and his chancellor, Bov. Denis IfcCur
tie revealed to soma extent tho source of
his inspiration.
"Bishop Wigger unconsciously disgraced
Seton Hall by conferring upon this bosom
friend ut hii reverend chancellor and pre
sumably at the request of the latter tha
title of L.L. D.
"During the lato presidential campaign
this man, who claimed au interest iu two
little obscure weakly papers, is charged
with having offered ono of them to the
Democrats and the other to the Republi
cans, and ho now claims that he has
Archbishop Corrigau's influence in his
aspirations to the ollico of Iuternal Reve
nue Collector, now held by Major Kirwin,
This claim must be false, nnd a person of
Walsh's antecedents is the last man that
Mr. Cloveland would dream of appointing
to oflleo.
"His assortlon that 'Archbishop Corri
gan, Bishop Wigger and Mgr. Concilio
have convicted the Hoboken rector of
misrepresentation and lies' is false, and
ho knows that it is false, it he has any re
gard for the truth.
"Tho Archbishop has not disproved, or
attempted to disprove, the truth of my
statement of his straiuod relations with
Bishop Wigger.
"Mgr. Concilio has not denied that he
wroto a secret pamphlet to the Pope, and
when I chargod him with having accused
the Irish, though ho himself is pastor of
au Irish parish while claiming to be u hot
Cahenslyite, be did not dure to produce a
copy of the pamphlet 'as a final settle
ment of the question.
"I have the authority of a distinguish
ed ArchbisHfjp, now in Europe, that such
was tho charge. Let him produce the
pamphlet if I have been misinformed.
"The charge that my statement of Bis
hop Wigger's treatment of Mgr. Douue
is u lie, is also false. I am aware that
Bishop Wigger, In a communication to
the papers under bis own name, hus de-
uouuceu my statement as an'uumltlgated
falsehood,' but I am also aware that my
statement is perfectly true to the letter
and that Mgr. Douue, himself, lute in his
possession the proofs ot my truthfulness."
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same man who set tire to the Methodist
church here soma time ugo.
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