The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-10

New ~ ork aggregat ed to the Sacred
Ocllegc Of Cardinals. now presents your
Grace with the Apo stolic letters by which
Els Holiness has b cen pleased to declare
you,Aetropolitan of the newly elevated
ecclesiastical Pr ovince of Milwaukee.
Your Grace will be pleased to receive
St.thc same tiIEe the list of faculties
granted you t,y His Holiness as also the
Sacred Palli'am.
In the meantime beg God to preserve
you4ong in health.
iRame, Office of the Propagation CT the
Faith, Manch 16, 1875.
l&cur Grace's Most Devoted Brother,
ALEX. CARD. FRENeHI, Project.
HENRY SdMEoNI, Secretary.
Tonae Most Rev. JAIN MARTIN HENN1,
Abp., of Milwaukee. Wis.
Thls address and bills letter were, like
ellAetters from Rome, ia Latin. The
enUnciati on of the Ablegate was Quite
GstCral Ind his gestures and action
graceful. At che close of the AbIegate's
address Archbishop Henri read g reply
in latin IRON the throne.
After Archbishop Henni concluded.
Monsigno Roncetti Roncetti retired to
Misplace next the throne, and FatheS
Muslsiepe read the various documents
and addr esses in Latin, English and
.GeTrlar fl ON the pulpit. The useof the
dead LAM guage ia all of the official
business Q the Catholic Church is made
necessary BY the variety of peoples and
tongues IN To which the Church is divid-
ed Whe a writing to all parts of the
geGld, the Pope uses that language, and
is aaSays everywhere, and by the clergy
understood. That the tongueis not now
pOlaea is rather anadvantage as it there
~ issfree from the mutations of sound
nd sense TO which, a live language is
/ Eb5eot.
sAtAilis point. took place the solemn
e r'efaheny Of inVesting the Archbishop
IL sat. with tie Palliunn 4Archhishnn Han. .
ii descended the throne; AID proceeding
o tae-seltar, kDelt on the lowest step.
mn teeaaetely in front of Bishop Heiss,>
Who, with his face 60 the people, sat upon
he fslaistorium, before mentioned, and
cad the warning and prayers prescribed
~ th e rHbrics. The oath was read aloud
y th e'AGcabishop kneelingat the knees
# Bis hop Heiss. This is the customary
'ath taaa1en by all Catholic bishops and
rchbis hops in the world, and binds
hem to work for the progress of the
Church, strive for the extirpation of
leresies, an@ be faithful to the successor
fist. Peter, the Sovereign Pontiff The
,auium was eplaced on the shoulders of
he Arclpishop with blessing from
5iskop Heiss. It is shaped like an Irish
ross, before circle with two pendants,
ne liz front ana one behind. It is made
the purest wool, taken fromthe sheep
alsed 4by the nuns of st. Agnes, in Rome.
ejng woven, it is placed on the tombs
the Apostles Peter and, Paul, in st.
eter's Rome. Having reposed there
Il some time, it is sent to the Archbish-
J TO be invested. AT the end of the
sndants is enclosed fiat piece of lead,
hiG is In dnemory of the Fisherman,
hose lines wore weighed by that mate
al. AL bulls of the Pope are given
der the seal of the Fisherman. The
ny TOrd bull means piece oflead.
Il documents from the Pope have a
lall piece of lead attached to them. by
string.
AZ the close Of the 1nvestiture the
arose, and, ascending the al
!, received the Archbishopal cross,
itch has two cross bare, and gave his
al blessing as Archbishop. At the
se, the clergy entoned the TIE Deum,
ich was sung by the choir IN grand.
re, ana Inc ceremony was over.
MAPLE SUGARS. e. Todd, in re-
it discussion as to the value and
althfulness of sugar as food. expressed
opinions as follows:
like maple sugar and | mean to eat
enerous allowance of it while | live.
have always kept the sugar bowl
of sugar, where the children could
p themselves. They all had taste
this carboraceous food. l don't be.
7e that any anti-sugar advocate can
W children who are now In the prime
yomanhood and manhood, the age of