Oct, 24.
The Archbishop of York referring to the Bishop of Birminghan Paid a tribute to Dr. Barnes's ability and earnestness but deplored the methods in which he conducted the controversy. Tt was the first duty of a Christian, to understand the whom he criticize but the Bishop woomied almost. obst ate in hig me ability to understand.
Dr. Barnes's acorn of ort in crudities and ex-'Aggerations of the belief in the ality of Christ's presence in the Sacrament, the Archbishop ca tinued, seemed tu cover a great ned in the Church, wound hallowed convictions of Cardi Garidinal Bourne, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westmi tic spectacle outside the pale of ational thought."—Reuter, Chicago, Oct. 24.
The committee appointed Mayor Thompson to search the pub-ie library for "British propagandist" books have been astounded to find 7,000 volumes presented in 1872, after the disastrous Chicago fire of that year, by the British public, me eluding Queen Victoria, Tennyson, Gladstone and Carlyle, towards the formation of a new public Hibrary as 8 mark of Rnglish sympathy-—Rea-
Hamilton, Out., Oct. 25.
In view of the threats of Mayor Thompson of Chicago to burn all pru-British hooks in Chicago's Mun cipal Library, Mr. Treleaven, the Mayor of Hamilton, has telegraphed to Mr. Thompson that "if Chicago further use for the 7,000
8 presented by Queen Victor and pro rent English citizens after the tire of 1871, the city of Hamil-la, will be glad to take lover the buoks."—Reuter, Chiengo, Oct, 25. references to the I presence were sive to millions who doctrine." The Bishop ide wholly travesty of the teaching of the Catholic Church on the subject of transubstantiat A taxpayer named Bohae, who has three children attending school here, has filed suit to res Thompson fro! to burn pro-Bri the latter "is public property purchased by the proceeds of taxation
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