Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 10, 1888, Page 5

MR, ECAN AND THE BISHOP. More Concerning the Former's Bub- ecription to St. Theresa Church. WHY THE NAMES WERE POSTED. The Intention Was to Remind Delin- quents of Their Oblizations and Not to Cast Ridicule Upon Them. 1020 P Streer, LaNcows are two \d, appre August @, sides to all contro- versi iating this fact, TiHE Bre 1o ntative this morning mo- destly knocked at the parsonage door of St. Theresa church, and for a brief audience hop Bonacum. “Not at home,” suid the lady swerod the summons, “but walk ing 3 will find Mr. Dunphy or Father Law- rence in the patlor Nothing loth, the hospitable invita- tion was nccepted, aud kindly gree with these gentlomen were soon ex- changed. “1 be that you gentlemen werc joined in the injunction suit with Bishop Bonacum by Mr. Egan, were you not?”’ **Ye “we were. “Can you consistently furnish THE Be with a strtement of your version of the matter, and if 50, how did you r the service?” service upon Dunphy, “was a great surpi don’t know what to make of it *But what about Mr. Egan’s subscrib- ing #500 to the church building fund, and refusing to pay it?” “Last spring, when the building of the addition was under consideration, Mr. Egan subscribed $500 to the fund, one-fifth of it to be paid on demand and the balance every two months, in equal payments, or i on or before the 1st of Janua I do not know that Mr. gan ha; 1o pay his subscription.” “This subscription as made condi- tional upon kind treatment and contin- ued church fellowship in good standing, was it not? No, sir} LixcoLs BUREAU oF Tar OMAna Ber, } The asked who an ings * they answered pleasantly, said Mr. and we no conditions of kind were made or implied. I know this to be true. Why, Mr. Egan was made one of the building committee, a position he cepted and retains to this aay. There coula have been uo reason for condi- tions at that time.” **What about Mr. Egan’s name being posted upon the walls ef the church among other delinquent subscribers, and his indebtedness being spoken of publicly from the altar *There is re nothing in that., ‘While it is true that a number of names were written upon a bulletin, with the amount of their subseriptions set opposite them, and hung up in the church at the entrance door, it was simply done as a reminder of their ob- ligations, and to show the liberality of the donors, and not to throw any one into ridicule or contempt. Ot or twice when the contractor: had finished certain portions of their work on the new addition, the Dbishop suggested the fact to all who had subseribed to the building fund and were deblors, but in no way singled out Mr. Egan or any one else. This he did from the altar, but in the custor nd no one else took umhrage, and » were good men who were due on subseription atement is not true that threats have been made that Mr. Egan's good name will be pa- raded before the public as one who can not or will not pay his debts.” Jere y ent at the meeting of the National Irish league in this city?” ““Yes, sir; and I opposed the rescript resolution favored by Mr. Egan,and not Bishop Bonacum, as stated. If the bishop had anything to say against it he was very mild in his opposition. I moved to table the resolution and op- posed its passage, not because Mr. Egan avored it, but because I believed it to be wrong and that it ought to be defeated. You can put it down that Mr. Egan gubscribed #500 for the building fund, but prescribed its payment upon no conditions, and to my knowledge he has not refased to pay his subscription. The bishop has treated him kindly; he has not published his indebtedness or sought in any way to bring him into ridicule or contempt. Indeed, he is kind toall of his flock and very con- siderate and has made no threats that his name wiil be published in con- nection with his church debt.” “Father St. Lawrence, have you any- thing to add to what Mr. Dunphy has stated ?” o, sir; only I think that my being oinod in the case is a mistake, result- ng from the fact that Mr. Dunphy’s given name and surname are the sam The lawyers could have made the mis- take naturally. I know nothing about the matter only in a g ral these facts Mr. Duuphy has stited to you.” MORE RAILROAD CONDOLENCE. 'he Beatrice board of trade fathers alrond wails and protests agaiust a reduction of freight tariffs. The fol- lowing resolutions were passed at a meeting of the board last evening, and are forwarded for the consideration of the state board of transportation: ““Whereas, The state board of transporta- tion has demanded of the railroads of Ne. braska a further reduction of freight rat amounting to nearly 15 per cent from the re duend ffs mutually agreed upon by the state board and the railroads in Novemver last, and “Whereas, We believe pressure upon the resources of the roads is exercising a most harmful influence else- where and is depreciating railroad values and Plucing an offectual stop upon railway exten- existing corporations and upon the ion of projected new lines, be it therefore “Resolved, That we respectfully and ear- nostly request the state board to recall their recent order and, for the present, permit iho tarills to remain’ unchanged; that we be- lieve western capital will not dechine its aid in the future development of our state if our authorities continue a policy so devressing in its effect upon railway securities; thut inas- muck s there has been no demand whatever, on the part of the people, for additional con cessions we fail to see any necessity for in- sisting that such shall be made; that we be- Jieve that if these still lower rates are to re- main operative we must anticipate the with- drawal of many of the freight and passenger facilities we now possess, through the en- forced economy the roads wfllshe compel- led to practice in order to secure adequate returns; that we are convinced that for their int prosperity, the state and the railroads re mutually dependent and that to cripple and harass an agency so powerful in hasten- ing the onward progress of our common- wealth and the welfare and havpiness of its cople, is a policy we cannot too heartly con- lemn and which, if insisted on at this time, we chacaoterize 48 unwise, unreasonable and ill-timed." A petition numerously signed by the business men of Norfolk was received by the state board of transportation this morning. It is as follow NonvoLk, Neb., August 8, 1888—T0o the State Board of Transportation: We respectfully solicit the attention of the state board of transportation to the fol- lowing: We regret its recent action in insist- any ) the such gonstant ing upon a further reduction of freight rates throughout the state. First—Because- the railroads volun« 4 per cent and additional con- n not know t made without compromising the revenues, Because there has been no the partof the favmers, mer- wfacturers for any lower nt. Jocanse Soeond Al on 1 the tendenoy will mtinue furthe rail- extensions and compel new enferprises to be abandoned. Investors e no guarantee that ad- ditional dens will not be exacted, which m result in depreciati 1 of rarlrond property, hence fright- g capital away surth—Iecs result in the ties we now enjoy, necessarily withdrawn, freight trai reduced in frequency, thus discourag- ing manufacturers which we are so anxious to get. Iifth—It would place it outof the vrs of the railroads to make any con- ms in the grain crop, should it be- me necessary at any time during the » if insisted on it must withdr: pussenge \—Because we bolieve the gen- welfare of the state would be set wck and that turther we think present rates are upon the whole fair, just and sonable. HE COLUMBUS MINING COMPAN The Columbug Mining company com= menced business on the 2nd day of August with an authorized capital of £5,000,000, and the articles, filed this morning with the secre v of state, provide for its busines tence for a period of ninety-nine yes The ob- ject of the company is to buy and sell mineral and other lands, and mine and mill all kinds of ores. board of di- rectors will conduct the business of the company according to the laws of the state, and will be elected at the annual meeting of the stock holders. The fol- lowing associated gentlemen comprise the company, O, E George John Stanfler, W Henry Ragatz, John J i . D. 1 W. N. Hensley, W. A, Way and N North. JOINED IN THE SUPREME COURT. Clerk Wheeler to-day fi the follow- ing cases in the supreme court: Jusper and Helen Culver vs Wil- helmina, Frederick and Albert Garbej from Fillmore county. ac and Rosa Openheime Malone; error from county. William MeClain vs Missouri Pacifie Railroad company: appeal from Lan- ter count Shufeldt & Bush vs M. BE. peal from Richardson count M. E. Gandy vs James N from Richardson county. COMMISSION N RIES PUBLIC. The governor issionod the following Nebraskans notaries pub- lie: B 1, < I vs Henry Lancaster Gandy; ap- arly; error F. W. Wolbach, Grec county; Pati Monahah, Ow Douglas county; L. A. Varner, Sterling, Johuson count CITY NEWS AND NOTES. Judge Thomas, of Falls City, is in Lin- coln to-day on legal business. The Weekly Review has changed hands. Openheimer Bros. ave now the owners of the paper. Jonn Grau was fined 8100 yesterday for selling liguor on Sunday by Judge Stewart. Saturday’s primary election will be the hotiest one ever held in the city of Lincoln. The factions are “lining up” their forces for the battle. There will be a public sate of lots at Bethany Heights Thursd August 30. The proceeds of the sale go into the uni- versity fund. The foundation of the building 1s now well under way, and the corner-stone will be laid on that day with imposing ceremonies. Miles King, late bookkeeper for Ray- mond Bros., of this city, is reported to have skipped the country, ving many creditors to mourn his departure. FHe buried his wife a few months ago and since then has been drinking quite hard. No trace of him can be obtained. B Amusing Comedietta of “Used-Up." 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It remedies fover and ague, rheumatism and kidney troubles, In the ~— A Mad Cat and a Mad Stone. George Bartlett, living near Morgan postoffice, Chase County, Kansus, with is father, Albert Bartlett, was bitten rabid cat justabove the rightknee. pussing by a hedge when the cat sprang upon him and bit him in the leg. It than followed him to an oatfield belonging to Mr. Charles Moyer. The cat being a great pet Mr. Leowis Piefler took it in his aems to take it to the house so it would not get hurt with tho reaper. The cat bit Mr. Lewis Pieffor in the face, infilicting quite a wound, and had to be choked off. The cat af- terward whipped off three large dogs, as it is presumed the dogs became ul- armed through their instinet at know- ing the cat was rabid. The cat jumped ata yearling colt and seratehed the colt in the fuce. The cat tried to enter the house of Mr. Bartlett, who to further test the condition of the cat, slightly d the window and stuck an iron poker through. The cat fought the poker hard. The following day the cat was shot. These boys were bitten on Tune 1888, and on Sunday, July 1, they became alarmed about their condi- tion. and on Monday, July 2, they went to Mr. K, D. Lee of 'Stroug City, who has the best mad stone in the state. Mr. Lee applied the stone eight times, on George Bartlett, The first applica- tion lasted 5 hours; the second lasted 1 hour and 80 minutes: third 1 bour 4 minutes; fourth 2 hours; fifth 1 hour and 80 minutes, sixth 2 hours and 35 minutes; soventh 30 minutes; eight, 55 minutes. On the tenth day the stone adhered only 55 minutes, The parties to all this returned to their homes feeling that they had been saved. Mr. K. D. Lee is an old solaier, and believes he has the mad stone owned by a confederate general of great re nown. 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Terrific Assault of Fortress by Allies. 350 350 SACRED HEART ACADEMIES, Under the Direction of the Religious of the Sacred Heart, BOARDING SCHOOL PARK PRACE, OMAHA. Opens Weduesday, September 5th, 1888 | SELECT Day SCHOOL ST. MARY’'S AVE.,, OMAHA, Opens Monday, Sept. 3d. TERMS—According to Grades of Studies, Painting, Drawing, Shorthaud, German, Italian, Vocai Music, Harp, Violin, ete, charges, 1o obstacle to the admission of young ladies, For further informas 1. J. UUNNE, Superioress of loarding Acadamy, Park Place, Washing, Tuition in English Instrumental Music_and “use of per session of five months, $150.00, TERMS-— Board, and_French Books, are extra Difference of religion i tion apply to MADAME Omaba, Nebrask a. MADAME L. DU MONT, Superforess of Day Academy, §t. Mary's Ave,, Omaha, Neb, DYSPEPTICS | §itk Hoatachs A i1 the Mild and Certaln CONSTAII\P”ATION " TARBANT'S _SELTZER TARRANT'S _ SELTZER APERIENT, APERIENT, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION Industry, Science and A, Open Until October, 188, Medical Congress Meets August 7th, upon the printed bid. iLASGOW, SCOTLAND. vhich accompany the s E GLABG xcm.“)“l“{‘.‘l\.ml‘)m tions furnished by the city ul»gn A Round Tl_'ir 03 the u ) undersigned, and 1o Costs Gré to b taxed E against the city in any event upon the bids, Via 8 wfiInEleN ’ Each bid, to e considered. must CORtain a ek rmation apply to ll‘l‘lu(‘l’:‘);\:k |Illpnlll :hlu";\‘l bl;n:(’ in ‘ll;} ].ulllll of V00, Dy 1o the city af 6 rand fai IN, BALDWIN & CO., H ot shall , 68 Broadway, New York. Sewer Proposals. FALED proposals will be reccived by the ndersigned up to 4 o'clock p. m. of Weds nber fth, 18, for Parnishing the and constructing sewors according to plans and specifications on filo in the clerk' ’]n_llflcuin;hn rln)uv .-1[4 and Island, Hall Co., Neb, he work embraced in said s mately as follow A amhie AR 780 teet of 10-inch pipe. feet of 12-inch nmu 620 feot of li-inoh pipe, 20 teet of 18-inch pipe. 26 feet of 21-{nch bipe, 12,545 teet of Bi-inch pipe, 135 manhole 70 catch basy orfelt money in the event that the bidder shall fail enter into & contract with good wn %, fent bonds within ten days' notice of Farm Loans : LOWEST RATES! AND BEST TERMS! Responsible representatives wanted, Call or write us, i BURNHAM, TREVETT & MATTIS, Ueatrice Nebraska, o city veserves the right to reject any or all roposal | Bids to 0sed 10 o sealed envelope with endorseme ewor Proposal” thereon and addressed Lo the undersigued. By order of the ll{ ”Irl and City Counell, C, RININGER, Clty Clerk, Grand Islaud, Hal Goy Nebrasca Y Crers auld2o | PEERLESS DYES ‘\&Eu}‘fln‘.m&‘;i‘i SEBASTOPOL AMPHITHEATER 2