Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10

NOME, EeD. S.-1ue newspapers uaTTdIe
circumstantially the stormy and acrimonious
scene at Fridays congregation of cardinals,
Cardinal Manning lat the head of the ex-
tremists, wishing the conclave to meet at
Malta. Even words of schism were uttered.
Later accounts concur that the minority
against holding the conclave at Rome is in
significant.
The Retorn.a says the Roman and Ger
man cardinals wish to elect pope of adj
yanced age. The Italian government has
telegraphed foreign governments pledging
security of the conclave-
Contrary to previous arrangements the
pope's body was removed tonight To Sistine
chapel and thence through the covered pas
sage to st. Peters where it will lie in state
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The alteration
implies fastening Of the conclave.
LONDON, Feb. "a special from Rome says
Prince Bismarck has instructed the German
ambassador that Germany refrains from all
interference until the new pope is elected,
after which she may take action.
Berlin dispatch says if moderate pope
IS elected Germany is expected to make over
lures for an understanding.
AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, Feb. 9.-Requiem masses for
repose of the soul of Plus Ninth were held
III nearly all the Catholic churches through
out the city to-day. Tomorrow sermons on
the pope will be delivered in all the Catholic
and in most of the Protestant churches.
On the day of the funeral the draping of
the churches and tolling of the bells will be
n hQ of &1o tong ,f fbax
ious churches. The programme for the
coming memorial services has not yet been
completed. Vicar General Quinn has taken
measures to have pontitical high mass cele-
brated by one of the bishops. A circular
embodying the desires of Cardinal McC loskey
will be read from all Catholic pulpits to-mor-
TOW. Cardinal McCloskey sailed this morn
lng'for Rome accompanied by his secretary,
Rev. Mr.. Farrally.
The Italian, French and Spanish consulate
offices have their flags at half mast in con-
sequences Of the death of Plus TX.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The death of Pope Plus
the Ninth was to-day officially announced in
this diocese by a circular from Vicar General
McMullin, directing that solemn requiem
mass be performed in all the Catholic
churches of the diocese. on Thursday the
18th; that the churches be draped in mourn
ing 30 days; that the bells be tolled from
noon to 3 o'clock that day, and that until the
election of a asuccessor occurs, the ':proeli-
gendo pontitice' be added to the prayers.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-In replying to the
motion to adjourn the superior district court
in honor of the pope, Judge Whitaker said
The good never die. He was great in adj
versity, noble in virtue, pre-eminent for
ability, and it is proper that the strife,
frivolities, cares and business of the world
should cease when SO much virtue leaves our
midst. In honor to his memory, to his great
virtues, to the most excellent influence he
has given in the affairs of the world for
more than thirty years., think it nothing
but proper that this court should be adj
journed The State supreme court also
adjourned, out of respect for the memory of
Pope Plus Ninth.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Archbishop Wood
has addressed circular to the clergy of this
diocese, ordering solemn mass requiem for
the late pontif Wednesday or Thursday
next.