The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-16
POPE Plus TX.


f"r the kepose Of His soul
New YORK, February a. Cardinal
McCiosky, accompanied, called for
Europe on the steamer, City of New
York, to take part In the Roman con-
clave. A large number of the clergy.
Bishop McNarney. of Albany, bishop
Walden, OF Ogdepsbarg. aud Vicar
General Qaim, assembled to see him
of and bid Tim sdieu.
The flags On the public buildings
here are at hall mast to-day, out of re.
spect to the memory OF the late Pope
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NEW ORLEANS, February 9-Reply.
ing to the motion to adjourn the snpe.
rior district court in honor Of the pope
Judge Whitaker said: "The good
never die. He was great In adversity,
noble In virtue, pre- eminent for abili.
ty. and 1t is proper that strife, private
cares and the business of the world
should cease for time wien SO much
virtue leaves our midst. In honor to
his memory, to his great virtues, to the
most excellent Influence he has given
in affairs OF the world for more than
thirty years, think 1t is nothing out
proper that this court should adjourn +"
The state supreme court also adjourned
out of respect for the memory of Pope
Plus IN.
WASHINGTON, February O. Reports
from all parts of the world show re-
gretful demonstrations for his holiness
and sacred obsequies for the repose OF
his soul.
ROME, February S.--Prince Amadeus
arrived here TO assume his place ut the
head of the army corps of Rome, TO
which he is com mandant The con-
duct OF affairs devoives upon Monsign-
ofs LsIagni, secretary of the sacred
college Of cardinals.
The official Gazette OF the Italian
government pays tribute In q eulogy
TO Plus tx and promulgates orders for
The suspension of all public amuse
ments while the remains are lying In
state. The Italian says: .'The con-
gregation of cardinals decided only by
a majority OF three, TO hold conclaye
in the room. 1t will wait for the ar
rival OF the foreign cardinals before
taking any final resolution.
A special froe Rome to the Daily
News, says Prince Bismarck has ia
structed the German am bassador at
Rome, that Germany refrains from in
reference till new pope is elected,
after which event he may take action
A Times Berlin dispatch says IL a
moderate pope is elected, Germany il
expect ID to make overtures for an un>
Outstanding.
ROME, February S.-The congrega.
ton of cardinals toeday read tile late
Pope's last wishes relative to the con-
elave and his funeral.
Cardinals Billie, Peeei and Dipetro
will govern the church pending the
election of the pontiff.
All the church bells in Rome are
iolliDe. Fnnerai services Will be held
at all the churches, bu. the one at st.
Peters cathedral il expected to be very
imposing. The remains are to be tenn.
porarIly deposited in the choir chapel
of u. Peters, and finally be hurled in
the crypt. The eonciave will decide
whether tue funeral shall be public OF
private.
The pcpe's last act was to provide
for the continuance of his servants
salaries and pensions to their widows
BALTIMORE, February This morn.
ing, Archbishop Gibbons notified the
Catholic Mirror that at nine o'clock BIZ
had beeu offieisiIy informed OF the
holy fathers death, and had been re.
quested to eonnnnicats the same to
the other archbishops. This afternoon,
at four o'clock, meeting of the pas.
tors OF the city churches will be held
at the arehbishop's house to make ar,
rangements for the ohss quies
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