Onahan has taken leave to inclose Bishop Camil-lus P. Maes' letter to Archbishop John Ireland and has urged him to write to James Cardinal Gibbons to try to reconcile matters, so that the assent of his Eminence may be given to the project for the time proposed. Onahan sees no difficulty on the score of time and would much prefer to organize such an affair in a few months, rather than years. He has also writ-ten to Henry J. Spaunhorst, and heartily concurs in what Bishop Maes says of him. He regards his cooperation as of the Greatest importance. :: III-3-e A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.