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Scope and Contents He regrets to inform Purcell that the appointment he made in regard to the administration of the diocese of Louisville has created many conflicting opinions. All are of the opinion that since a bishop for Louisville was appointed and consecrated, Purcell has no jurisdiction in the case. Some think that jurisdiction rests with Chambige as the vicar-general. They have decided to consult Rome by telegraph. They hope Purcell will not be offended by the action they have taken. No doubt Rome will...

Scope and Contents tp Archbishop John Baptist Purcell, Cincinnati, Ohio ` He intended to answer Purcell's last favor in person but was informed that Purcell was indisposed. The notes of Purcell's students were delivered to Father Edward Purcell. The nephew of Father J.F. Goetz will be attended to as well as the other students Purcell will send them. A visit from Purcell would be a stimulus to their work. If it is possible to make a deduction in their terms, the will do so. They aim merely to clear expenses. `...

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He thanks Purcell for his remittances. Purcell's students are well and giving satisfaction. He begs Purcell's blessing. :: II-5-b A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.

Scope and Contents Chambige gives a list of students of the archdiocese of Cincinnati and gives their qualifications. They are Anthony Seibenfurcher, Michael Kennedy, John Kennedy, James Byrne, Christopher Ryan, Theobald Spengler, and Edward Flading. Chambige hopes Purcell will find the reports satisfactory. He also encloses the balance account for the whole session. Chambige is worried how to provide expenses for next session. Students will be taken at $75 for the first five months of the session and make a...

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Chambige encloses account of a balance due the Seminary by, Purcell. It was not included in the previous account because the, expenses of Francis Campbell were not included. Everyone is well at St., Thomas' and beg Purcell's blessing. ` Note by Purcell: Sent to him by Mr. Slevin in Nov. :: II-5-c A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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Both the rebels and the federals have not disturbed him or the seminary. They have 46 students, which, considering the times, is satisfactory. James Wheeler, from Detroit Diocese, is doing well, and Chambige thanks Lefevere for his $100 check to cover his board and tuition to the end of the present session. :: III-2-k A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.

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Chambige is sorry the account due that he sent to Purcell displeased him so much. But he is pretty sure it is correct. He did not send Purcell the account sooner because he thought no more of Purcell's students would be sent to St. Thomas.' He hesitated to send the account when Purcell's were retained at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary. Chambige believes the bill is just but he would rather pay it himself than have Purcell believe he was being treated unfairly. :: II-5-c A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.

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Their distribution of premiums will take place on the 27th. Purcell would gratify them by his presence. Bishop Sylvester H. Rosecrans has never paid them a visit. This would be an excellent occasion to give them that pleasure. :: II-5-c A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.

Scope and Contents He does not know what to say about Purcell's decision. After Purcell's solemn announcement and the assurances of Father J. Pabisch, they could not expect to receive a letter announcing that all Purcell's humanitarians were to be kept at St. Mary's. Everybody will say that they at St. Thomas' have been made fools of . Chambige cannot see without sorrow a measure decided by a provincial council entirely set at nought, at a time when Louisville is without a bishop. He does not think the measure...

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He lists a number of accusations made by Father Charles Koenig against him. His conscience obliges him to divulge certain matters concerning Koenig; he accuses him of many serious violations of priestly conduct. As witnesses of this misbehavior, he mentions Father Julian Maczeski Maciejewski and Father Mary Paul Werhly Wehrle . Note: with this letter there is almost a duplicate of its substance without any signature. :: III-2-i A.L.S. French 6pp. 8vo.

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Chambodut commends McMaster on his recent troubles with Bishop Peter Joseph Baltes of Alton, Illinois and sympathizes with him in his humiliation. He hopes that McMaster's good work will continue and sends $10 in subscription fees for the Freeman's Journal. :: I-2-c A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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She thanks Hudson for the copy of the Ave Maria containing an article of interest to her family. She will send the paper to her cousin Madame de Montalembert a sister of the late Monseigneur de Merode. :: X-3-i A. Card S. 2pp. 32mo.

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He received the $2 for Catholic Record from June 1896 to June 1897. :: XI-1-o A.L.S. Postcard

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They send the programme of the general assembly of the Catholics of the North of France to be held in November. They thank the press for past cooperation and count on it for this meeting and publish various notices of the meeting. If the editor proposes a report for the meeting it should be sent eight days in advance. Translation attached. (In Group VII folder.) (Among William J. Onahan papers.)

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They send the programme of the general assembly of the Catholics of the North of France to be held in November. They thank the press for past cooperation and count on it for this meeting and publish various notices of the meeting. If the editor proposes a report for the meeting it should be sent eight days in advance. Translation attached. In Group VII folder. Among William J. Onahan papers. :: IX-1-g Printed L. French 5pp. 12mo.

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He answers in the name of the administration of the newspaper L'Univers accepting the conditions which McMaster placed in his letter of Feb. 4 and ask that the subscription begin Mar. 1, 1870. The price is to be sent to M. Gerant of the L'Univers who has an account with M. A. Lacordaire of Battersea. He writes as one of the editors of L'Univers. :: I-1-n A.L.S. French 3pp. 12mo.

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Cardinal James Gibbons directs him to return to Edwards the enclosed railroad ticket as previous arrangements had been made to take another route.

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Cardinal James Gibbons directs him to say that his engagements will prevent him from visiting Notre Dame this Fall He thanks him for the warm-hearted invitation.

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Archbishop Salpinte has asked Bishop Chapelle to send the names of A. F. Bandelier, Major Joseph Sena, and R. Romero Mora, as men competent to discuss the questions to be put before the Catholic Congress of 1893.

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In reply to Hudson's letter of the 7th, shall they send the works at once? If Hudson prefers he may deal through his agent in Paris. :: X-3-j A.L.S. French 2pp. 8vo.

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Chapman has been appointed a delegate to the (Columbian) Catholic Congress by Bishop Chatard. Does he need a ticket of admission, and maybe take his wife and friends? If tickets are required for them, Onahan is asked to send some. (Signature typed.)

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Henry will find enclosed tickets for Mr. Barry Sullivan's performance of Richard III at the Opera House on the 19th inst. :: III-3-a A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Father Chappe cannot leave Notre Dame where he has just finished a visit delegated to him by the Superior General Basil Antoine Moreau, C.S.C. without telling Lefevere that the clouds of disagreement between this establishment and the mother house are entirely dissolved. Chappe is convinced that this news will bring joy to Lefevere and dispel the worry about this important mission. He found the superior at Notre Dame more devoted than ever to the mother house and worthy of all their...

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They thank her very much for all the articles which were much needed. He may obtain a change soon but the Masses will be said. The Bishop offered him a place as his secretary and as chaplain to the Sisters of the Precious Blood and manager of their farm. :: XI-2-e A.L.S. 1p.

Scope and Contents Mr. Cadue, their former professor at St. Sulpice, is occupied in writing the life of Father M. Mollevaut for whom they have much veneration and affection. Charbonnel along with many others gave to Cadue the letters which he received from Mollevaut. He regrets having destroyed the notes which he took under him. Cadue would like to have Purcell's letters, notes, and impressions of Mollevaut. He wishes Purcell a long life and commends him to do the good that Archbishop Anthony Blanc has...

Scope and Contents Charbonnel asks Lefevere's pardon for having postponed a duty he should have performed long ago. He hopes Lefevere will have pity on a novice and inexperienced bishop. He thanks God for having placed him in the midst of models and he longs to become acquainted with Lefevere as he has with Bishop John Timon, C.M. of Buffalo, New York. Carbonnel hopes to meet Lefevere in Detroit when he goes to visit Sandwich, Ontario, Canada and vicinity. He intends to be there at the end of June and during...

Scope and Contents Charelle acknowledges McMaster's letter and thanks him for the good news. He has asked Louis Veillot to visit him Aug.25 and they will miss McMaster, but hope to shake his hand on the way to Rome. He is not opposed to the Carlist movement but is doing all he can to further that cause. It is the cause of religion and legitimacy. But in France they do not know when they will have to defend their own principles of society and consequently, Charelle does not like to see the men who should...

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The Brothers of Charity request a notice of their annual of 1885. They thank Hudson for his encouraging works in behalf of the paper "The Orphan's Friend". :: X-2-n A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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They thank Hudson for the copies of the Ave Maria. :: X-3-d A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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The sisters of Charity ask Hudson where they can get a relic of the Venerable Maria Taigi. :: X-3-j A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.