The American Eagle from Kansas City, Kansas • 1

V. J- American 3jAG. The NON-PARTISAN and NON-SECTARIAN; ONE COUNTRY and ONE FLAG. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1893.

PRICE FIVE 1 and the brave. Mr. Purdue then took plane, anil you may rest assured that HEllYilNO SECT his seat amidst a round of applause if you are a democrat you are wel Mr. Robert McNaughton then come, if a republican you are welcome thanked the assembly on behalf of the and if a populist you are just as wel 5 Their Annual Celebration of the Battle of A Brutal Tragedy Without Warning Columbferian Protective Association is order for their friendliness and kindly attentions and in his happy style invited them all to repair to the banquet a come provided always that you are first of all an American citizen. As Saint nized for No Selfish Purpose and or Provocation Enacted Upon Our Streets and Death Results.

the Boyne was a Grand Success in Every Detail. hall where amine refreshments were Partyism Enters its Policy. conclusive evidence that party lines served. do not figure in this great movement Both Parties Prominent Men Much Patriotism Displayed Taken altogether the entertainment was a most enjoyable affair to all and a lesson in patriotism, intrepid loyalty HailiMany Anxious Inquirers it might be well to state that one of the publishers of the American Eagle is and generosity was imparted to the AmeriojlaYe Beea Tricked Into Believing Speeches in Defense of Our Constitution a democrat, while the other is a re publican, We hope our correspond guests cf the happy event. CREAT MEN'S WORDS.

Banker A. W. Little Shoots Attorney Johnston and Then Crushes the Dead Man's Skull. ent will thoroughly investigate before and Our Free Public Schools Well Be ceived by the Audience. PopaOrganization one of Party Politics ully and Truthfully Answered.

Those, vho now "see no danger" he concludes to join the order. ROUE REBUKED. had only been in partnership skxce. April last, they had been warm friends for years. He said "It is a shocking affair.

Johnston, was a noble fellow; and a splendid lawyer. I cannot imagine what Little could have had against him, although they had had some business trouble over a coal mining deal i in which they were both interested Huntsville over a year ago. John-', ston never said much about it to me, but I did hear him' say that Little tried to dump him and he sold out. That was the trouble, which, it seems, grew until a few days ago, when Johnston told Little that he didn't want him to speak to him on the street again. No, I don't know much about Mr.

Johnston's early history, He was born in Ireland and was about 30 years old. "He was married in the Presbyter- iau church at Boonville, about five years ago. He was a graduate of the University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor. He practiced law for a while at Kingman, and at Pratt, Kas. "He was for several years attorney for the Denver, Memphis Atlantic railroad, with headquarters at Wichita, before that road became a part of the Missouri Pacific system." from the encroachments of Romanism NO CAUSE GIVEN ALL WELL PLEASED HOTPOPULIST'S letter against our American institutions may gather wisdom from some of the Ex-priest Rudolph has again met and quelled a Romish mob the other day For the Shocking Afair and Although The Orangemen Invite Their Friends, Will $as een Misinformed by Designing at North Branch, who asscm Ontjlitical Jugglera and is Led to Hon- There Had Been Previous Trouble Between them, Little is Silent.

Who Can Now Refute Romish Statements of Their Disloyalty. warnings of our greatest generals, who knew and were not afraid to speak of the attitude of the Roman Catholic institution toward us. A veteran soldier writing to his comrades '7 estly Seek the Truth. bled at the place appointed for his lecture for the purpose of assaulting him. The enraged Eomanists freely indulged iu threats of shooting and the city officers refused to oiler Rudolph any protection whatever.

Prof. Ru J. through the Columbus Record says following communication from On Wednesday evening at about o'clock, in front of Conley's drug It car among other things that Gen. Lafay On Tuesday evening last Kansas Purple Star, No. 275, L.

O. L. met and entertained their friends, it being store, 630 Minnesota Avenue, A. ette (a Romanist) when on a visit to thik country after he had assisted in making it a great nation, said: "You the occasion of the celebration of the Little, a banker, capitalist and politic dolph was not to be outdone, however and assuring the officers that he 'XIII ka and the answer which ma put many friencls of lio-the ant free BPcecn uPon tlie riht edly concerning the policy of the greatr'can Protective Association, who heretofore been grossly misin- ian, shot and killed B. E.

Johnston, a Battle of the Boyne. have a great nation, but beware of well known young attorney. The Although the heat was somewhat the Roman clergy," Gen. Grant said: would protect himself and speak in spite of Romanism and weak-kneed "The next great struggle ot this coun oppressive, the hall was well tilled murder was the most cold blooded affair ever seen in this city and was protestants, he telegraphed the su with friends of that most commenda' nued of the same: try will be over that question (referring to the interfence in our political affairs of the Pope and his clergy.) preme president and secretary of the American Protective Association who witnessed by several people. There ble order, the Loyal Orange Lodge, tlio American Eaulk: vine A DEVOUT CATHOLIC.

It is related of the ex-president of the Press Club, John C. Hennessey, who is a devout Catholic, that on a and with the members' themselves assured him that he could have ample aid and that live hundred men at East was no apparent cause for the act and it was done with appalling coolness. floPEKA, July 21, 1893 flowing the Eagle to be a fearless George Washington's famous order was: "Place none but Americans on guard tonight." And also he said A very entertaining program was Saginaw, stood iu readiness to The affair created the greatest ex ocate of the truth on all questions arranged, including music, several start for North Branch at a moment's If the I'nited States ever loose their entir sides alike, I write you for infor- addresses and an abundance of refresh fast day recently he went into a club restaurant and called for boiled salmon. "We have no salmon today, ,5 pure; rpcrards thfi nolities wliinli notice to preserve the peace ana uphold the law which the cowardly liberty, it will be through the lioniish priesthood." ments in the nature of cooling drinks, ice creom and cake, all of which was citement, and an angry crowd soon gathered on the streets. The dead man had hosts of friends and there was some loud talk that caused an armed guard to be stationed at the authorities of the village would see trampled under foot by bullying sub immensely enjoyed by those present only steak, roast beef, and some game," said the waiter.

"Well," said John meekly, "you may bring me a steak, but God knows I called for fish." New York Sun. APPLES AS MEDICINE. Medical Age Chemically, the ap jects of a dago ruler. Members of The opening address was made by the A. P.

A the A. B. A. and the jail after Little was locked inside. L.

O. L. in six neighboring towns Mr. Little had been busy all day in Rev, McClelland who was well received by his intelligent and patriotic ple is composed of vegetable fiber, albumen, swar, gum, chlorophys, cidedtr paper represents. I have been by, sti that the American Protective As-Ameiation is a republican organization i that while it exists ostensibly for purpose of repudiating the 0f politics iu all parties alike it is a republican move for the has l-poseof outwUting tlie fusion and democrats.

Now, while I suit! iu l'avor of the move, ssed iu principles of the order V.ished i'u the Eaule I do not were notilied by telegraph and tele phone and thousands of loyal Amerl FROM KANSAS. Armourdale, and after supper with his family walked down on Minnesota avenue. malic acid, gallic acid, lime aad cans were ready to flock to the assist To tbe American Eagle. much warter. Furthermore, the He walked to Fifth street and at Onedia, July 18, 1893 Af ance of an American citizen and to uphold free speech.

When the lec- hearers. Rev. N. A. Swickard also talked upon the great question of the present time and gave as his views that a time is not far distant when all men may enjoy the right of free German analysis say that the ap Harris' clothing store asked tor Johnston, and not finding him turned and tureflbegan there wen largo num ple contains a larger percentage of ter perusing a copy of the American Eagle of the 15th I must say ber of guards outside the hall and, went west on the street.

He was join although the Romanists prowled about, to eclipjo join -iny order which is for s-Jsltish political or parti- that its editor exhibits that amount of individuality in his editorials that the phosphorus than any other fruit or vegetable. The phosphorus is admirably adapted for renewing the essential nervous matter, lecithin, of the ed by Captain Hanks and the two were talking of a probable horse trade as they walked west. They passed firing guns iu the distance, no disturbance was created and the lecture was r. thought and free speech and when there shall be that religious liberty iu this country which it was intended by an1 avi 'uov. fiu, ivwu Kiect in reading public is most eagerly search surmises.

a success. pher brain and spinal cord. It is, perhaps, louii a Populist. Sixth street and when under the electric light at Holzmarks' store, 626 Minnesota avenue, Little saw John espeui anxious corrcsponjunt repre for the same reason, rudely understood, 'he old Scandanavian tradi ing for at this time. News that the metropolitan press is withholding is evidenced by the refusal oi the Chicago Inter Ocean, to publish my PROTESTANTS BEWAEE.

Democrats and republicans, as well ston sitUns: on a settee front ot tions represent the apple as the food the framers of our Constitution there should be and for which the Loyal Orangemen will ever contend, -while their banner shall remain as ever heretofore "No Surrender." of the gods, who when they felt them the people at large, should remem sents a class of honest iv.nr although intelligent enough ai lowed themselves to be tricked into forming prejudicial opinions opinions wiiieii are entirely erroneous and harmful to' themselves. Auv regular selves to be growing feeble and infirm, resorted to this fruit tor renewing esteemed venerable personal friend, Rev. Charles Chiniquy's letter which appears in your paper of the above Mr. Purdue then treated the assem their powers of mind and body. Also, Conley's drug store, in company with E.

W. Towner. Dr. Charles Van Fossen was standing near talking with them. The rest of the story is well told by Captain Hanks, who said: "Little looked up as he saw Johnston.

I think he heard his voice. As bled friends of liberty and of this coun the American Eagle id al- the acids of the apple are of signal use for men of sedentry habits, whose i i Leo. to d1 ware that the order whose ber reading the Associated Press dispatches, that the president of the Associated Press is a Romanist, and that under the manipulations of Rome many of these dispatches are wholly unreliable. The stories of Mrs. Cleveland's joining the Romish church, her employing a Romanist for private sec date.

I have been personally acquainted with the grand aged patriarch for many years and can say that JT l1 lives are sluggish in action, those acids serving to eliminate from the try to an excellent address, abounding from first to last with many original and witty sayings and, above all, many golden truths were inippressed upon the minds of his hearers. iniposs' old pit bodynoxious matter, which if retained he looked up he placed his right hand to his hip pocket and then withdrew would make the brain heavy and dull, it. I paid no attention, as I had no is it advocates is not only non-ii, but partyisms are unknown pur councils. The bylaws of 3r strictly forbid the discussion politics in the council room chairman of any council who it is performing his duty. We Among other things Mr.

Purdue or bring about jaundice or skin erup suspicion of trouble. As he withdrew mer cl Leo o' satisfi. tions and other allied troubles, borne retary, Cleveland's denunciation of hi3 hand he stepped forward two or three steps rapidly and addressing such an experience must have led to said that this was the celebration of historic Battle of the Boyne, in which so much bravery was displayed by the noble soldiers whose cause was lib our custom of taking apple sauce with enoug Johnston by name, said, you hong our members persons be- uiuii; uut lucmucia roast pork, rich goose and like dishes. Anieri to ajj parties and our laws erty. They were not fighting, said The malic acid of ripe apples, either becauj: he, merely to place upon the throne, aw or cooked, will neutralize any ex forbid the interference of the ir any of its officers in the poli-a member.

The only thing re-to make one eligible to mem- William, prince of Orange or to dethrone James Stewart, but it was the I'll show you how to talk about me; you've been abusing me all over the As he spoke he calmly leveled a revolver and fired, Johnston had risen from the seat and stood facing Little as he spoke. As the pistol cracked he reeled and fell against principle involved which spurred them patron mediat, to ques the Pop a saint. cess of chalky matter, engendered by eating too much meat. It is also the fact that such fruits as the apple, the pear and the plum, when taken ripe and without sugar, diminish acidity in the stomach rather than provoke is that he is first of all a good on to heroic action. But," said he, "This intelligent 'yal citizen of the United States, ant no o-ne whoso politics inter- Morgan, Dorchester and wife, are all forgeries.

The man who would not allow his name upon a ticket for mayor of Buffalo, N.Y., with an Irish-Romanist, the man who opposed Murphy's appointment to the Senate solely on the grounds that he was an Irish Roman Catholic, the man who reverences his mother and his mother's bible so much that he refused to take the oath of office upon any other, is not the man to denounce in such unqualified terms. Christian gentlemen who have won the admiration of this nation by their honest "philanthrophy and patriotic service don't accept too readily the dispatches manipulated by Cardinal Gibbons and the Romish president of the Associated Press. Their object now is to destroy the con audience, in this nineteenth century Towner, and, clutching him around the neck, dragged him down. I then would hardly gather here to commem it. Their vegetable sauces and juices stepped into the stairway, as I didn't are converted into alkaline carbonates, which tend to counteract acidity.

care to see a shooting scrape." I never have known a man who was more conscientious in what he says or does than Rev. Chiniquy. Moreover I don't think there is a man living today who is more conversant with the insidiousness of the Pope's agents in this country than he is. People would do well to heed the warning given by him in said communication. In the last rebellion, it is known that under President Pierce's administration the rebels had secured about all the munitions of war before the outbreak.

Now have we not a parallel case; don't we hear of so many shipments of arms under ficticious names; are not fool protestants aiding in building up arsenals all over the land and can't refuse, fearing they will loose caste with Romish priests in politics etc? There is a text in the VIII verse of the 12 chapter ofYsalms, that seems to be very applicable to our case at the preseut time which reads as follows: "The wicked walk on all sides when vile men are exalted." Again I notice that the matter of free speech was denied my esteemed personal friend, Rev. J. G. White by Romes fighting brigade at Kansas City. Mo.

Why was the grand en- orate upon the Battle of the Boyne. It is something of far grenter import to tbe people of this great American republic which would bring you here Towner scrambled to his feet and raised Johnston half way up, when tyrant i n'8 becoming a member and, was far se' we want no one whose relig-. or his conscience pre-saints Ljm a good member. th anC-ts sa to men reliS'ons aN il parties and all nationalities, j. a law abiding citizen and an fathers au in the true sense of the word, OUR GOVERNOR'S VISIT.

his holt relaxed and Johnston fell among us this sultry evening, and lifeless to the pavement on his face. Gov. Lewelling Pays a Quiet Visit to the while this is true, we may deem it As he fell, Little walked deliberately fitting to mention in this line that it to where the man lay dead and struck was these selfsame principles of lib a Ye.3, we want you and reve yni-fa are indispensable him repeatedly on the head, and then erty that buoyed up the Ulsterman in their supreme struggle, which have each other. Do you not know raising up and facing the crowd said: "I was afraid I hadn't killed the fidence of the American people in their president, and thus strengthen their own hold upon the government. Exchange.

It is because an ins all along down the ages been iucul He then walked back to -lariming to be a religious one, which cated in the order known by the name the door of Holzmark's store, handed uuria9 mnr(jcret iuany 0f our ancestors ol Orange." The speaker then gave a graphic BOMISH ABMED COBPS. Tn institution to escape the persecu' of which brave men have under i 1 the pistol to some friend, and as Police Sergeant Tom Tarpley arrived he said. "If anvbody wants to know escription of that great battle and of Who They are and Where They Drill in snne privation ana bloodshed; an the bravery displaved and thought it who did the shooting, I did. I am 'itution which was not represented York City. ready to give m)-sclf up, but the fellow i framing of our Constitution and In view of the fact that many prot tnlv man at the sis-nina- of the couldn't hound me all over town." right for Orangemen to celebrate in remembrance of these heroes inasmuch as the descendants of those who fought upon that memorable day are and ha'e ever been among the best citizens of America.

He informed the estants are too incredulous to believe As Little turned to leave, the body c.ommjlaration of independence: an insti- of Johnston was carried into Conley's or too indolent to find out for them which furmshed seventv-two drug store. Later it was removed to selves that Rome has her armed' and Although it was known to but few, Gov. Lewclling was in town last Sunday, his presence hero being ostensibly for the purpose of calling upon a daughter who resides in London Heights. He attended services and was during the day interviewed on the situation in this city between the Roman Catholics and the American Protective association. The governor confessed his ignorance as to the nature of the A.

P. A. and expressed himself at first as not apprehending any danger from the source which is our antagonistic element, but upon being put in possession of the facts concerning the late trouble here he said he thought it "toe bad that free speech should be interfered with" and became somewhat interested upon the principles of the order being explained to him. It is evident that the governor is a very reasonable man and intelligent and al though he has but lately had an insight to the workings of the great American Protective Association, we feel safe in lightener suppressed? Was it because their dictators knew he was going to tell the truth? It looks so, really, for Mr. J.

G. White is as near a walking cyclopedia (so to speak) as there is in this country on the subject of Romanism, and they all know it, and can cent of the deserters from our army in the late war; an institu- the 81-, A ,..11 Whisner's morgue and taken charge uniformed contingents in this country, of by Coroner Stevens. and audience that he was of French Huguenot descent and spoke in glowing terms of how his liberty loving ancestors had found asylum with the friend the names ol a lew of the companies The bullet, a 38 caliber, Had been him and directed with fatal accuracy and had that are armed and drilled, with rifles, Cognizing the southern confederacy struck his heart. There were a half come as near giving to the public the 1 institution whose rei)resentatives sassinated one of our most noble ly LIstermen when obliged to flee from France and from the persecu are presented below, together with their drilling places and commanding demoralizing etleet ot the auricular dozeu bruises and wounds on the head where Little struck his dead victim. and presidents an institu tions carried on against protestants at confession "pen" as any man in the lecture field, a fact they all know, is the reason of them depriving him of Johnston's family, consisting of his which has Romanized the politics is Joa country to an exeut that n8 iile Roman Catholics are only about fitv an ecturing.

You can crush the truth. wife and baby, lives at 535 Freeman He can give the people just what "So- officers Hibernian Rifles, Copmpany Kings county, Francis Smith, captain drilling place, 392 Warren street. Company Hibernian Rifles, James Killen, captain; drill at Star Athletic Hall, Long Island city. Company Hibernian Rifles, New York citv, Frank McAleavy, captain, avenue, lne news oi tne awiui murder of her husband was taken to her last evening by Dr. Van Fossen and polio" is sent here tor by Leo, wnose Italian name is Satolli, I beiieve, if that time.

Generalizing upon the widely different principles of the two isms, protestantism and Catholicism, upon the dark deeds and dastardly persecutions of the latter against the former, and touching upon the struggles at different periods of the two isms, he came down to the present time and scored the policy of political and religious J. sixth of the population they have Vh arl no about seventy per u'd oftices in th0 JSA Stata and an organization srhich notonlv on our evprv side, but J. R. Conley. When told the news I 4 i she swooned, and for an hour her correctly informed, to crush free speech by mob force as it seems it was done in his (Mr.

White's) case, which was a disgrace to the city, state, life was despaired of. Sympathizing "i this city and today WW. will raise a against any predicting that ere long he will see the necessity of putting a shoulder to the great wheel of justice and equal rights which is now being put in mo riotous mob of friends gathered round her and minis thugs drill at 229 East Forty seventh street. American citizen who dares speak Emmet Guards of Brooklrn, drill at oppression now being practiced iu our tered to her needs. She is suffering acutely and is in a critical condition.

and even the United States, and in order to show that America is not surrendered to Rome. he truth in public we say it is be- 328 Gold street. midst by the rchgio-polttical institu Mr. A. Little, the man who St.

Patrick's Alliance Guard, com tion in this state. He expressed himself as well pleased with the American Eagle. ause of all this, that true Americans t. I move you that the citizens of Kan pany Thomas Cahill, captain; drill committed the murder, had been a resident of the city for ten years and tion in the uame of Catholicism. He showed to his hearers that it is the avowed intentions of that institution to Romanize our school boards, our at 232 West Thirtieth street, New York.

uiery that this great political power PeoP hich is throttling our popular gov-n(rnment and subverting the will of his action last evening was a fearful One of the Finest. el surprise to his friends in the city. Company Hibernian Rifles, Pat. Charles C. Black, law partner oi J.

Keenan, captain: drill at 22 West he people should be broken down and sas City invite the grand advocate of American principles back and stand by him while he delivers his course of lectures. Then the Romish priests should, if they could, wherein he is wrong, correct him, which would be a difficult job for them, for they have not been able to do so yet, and not undertake to suppress freedom of In this supreme moment, in the midst councils, our city, stale and national government; to Romanize our secular schools and to in short acquire for the Pope of Rome a supreme temporal dominion by deception and tricks upon Fifty-first street. hit of this overwhelming crisis, party A. O. II.

Division 40, drills at Em- the dead man was seen at his suburban home. No. 31H Campbell Kansas City, at a late hour that night and said he had just received a telegram informing him of the trag niett Hall. "twH iuiv aosoiuie insigniucauce. The Irishman is lonely, sure, Who stays at home in Cork; For all the friends he knew are now Policemen in New York.

Boston Citizen. Poor Patrick, why not leave ould Cork, Your kraesomeness we pity, Ould Ireland's sons have left Dutch York For Irish Kansas City. is what we are 1 1 nlst dear Fopulist the people if possible and by force if This list does not include about fifty oddaf. It is not to strike at iw mized for uniformed ranks which do not openly speech by "thug" brutality. parade with rifles, yet drill ith them.

necessary. He then exhorted his audience to stand by the free public school system and uphold the flag of the free edy. He was greatly agitated. He said although he and Mr. Johnston I vi Jman's religious convictions nor to twfoselyte an3" one upon a political AHERICA.

Official I prohibit or ot Patriotic American. 51 I ot on a three miu killed. lateral is ihe cause and it was pens were full -VPre os'Oe Sower impossible to f- school at the White.