Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
The Rev jeremiah 0, SuIIivanls Cen
secrated Bishop Of the Do
cese Of Mobile, Ala,
A Hot Sectional Fight Maglng Tor Door.
Keeper Of The Next House al
Representatives.
The Uoycrnmcn, Directors Conclude Thcir
Invcs,Isnteo ot The Rack sprinrs
Massacre.
An IMPOSING cKnlMoNv.

AN IMPOSING CEREMONY.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 20. The consccra.
tlon oI Rev jeremiah o'SullNan, pastor
OF 81. Peters Catholic church OF this city,
as olshop Of the diocese Of Mobile, Ala,
took place at that church to-,iay The
ceremony OF consecratiug bishop usually
takes place m cathedral. hut At The
urgent rcqucat VI fnthcr WSnllyan The
archbishop consented to perform the cor-
emony at the church OF the Dishop.clcct,
I IN the presence M his congregation, Tho
\ same cerciuuuy which for more than 500
( years has az intervals been performed IN
I various parts of the world was to-day
performed for the ilr1 lime az thc
capital Of the nation, and IN little
/ unpretentlous church on capitol hlll.
( The church and realm altar were elegantly
adorned with flowers, while hundreds 81
/ lighted candles formed crowns aud mi.
angular waves OF light, ON the right oi
( the main altar WAS the throne for Tho
archbishop, over which hung a canopy Of
maroon cloth trimmed with u fringe of
the same color. pn Tie left was the
I small altar for the blshop.elect, which
4 was ast,fully dyaped With lace and
adorned with flowers and candles, Hay
4 dem mass, No y, wa~ sung 0ya c,AOiF Oi
forty voices with orchestral aeronpanl-
mont, AZ the elevation, the brilliantly iizht-
cdRltur, the archbishop, assistant bishop,
deacons and sub-dVacons, in their golden
yestmonts, the eishop-clect Ia Willie and
gold, thu altar hoys Ia purple cassocks
and white surplires, number ot aeplytcs
Ia white alpaca cassocks Villa nd col.
lars, cuffs uld sashoe aud white snlpilecs,
holding large lighted oaudlcS Che gilt
. .al..
priest. IN blacN Cussncks and White sun
pices, all reverpntly kneeltng With bowed
head, while The host aud challre were llrld
aloit, formed SOLEMN aad Impressive
secuc
Most Rev Archbishop James Gibbons
OF Baltimore was the oonsocrator and
celcbr,tor ul thc mass, With Right Rev.
~ j. Kcanc. bishop OF Richmond, Nao
and Right Row n Z, Northcnp, bishop OF
charleston, y. G., Ns assisting consc-
Grating bishops, After The imposing
procession which entered The church
!. had voached The altar, The ceremonies be-
gau hy the senior bishop addressing the
+ cougecratori
"Aloa Reverend Faiherl OiW holy
mothcr the Catholic church, requires ~
You 90 raise this priest mere present to
B n The hurheneome oillee OF . bishop
The consocrator asked 'Glnve y0n
= the apostolic comllssionYn
1--WE have
: heconsoeMtori "Ict II be rcndn
The document wax presented 10 TIE
consecrators notary by the senior assist
! Ing bishop and read by him When he
y concluded reading the commission, the
Z archbishop sad "rhanks be 10 Cod
4 The oaih Of duty and fidelity was then
y administered 90 the bshop-elcCt by the
: c0nsecrAtor,
After the completion Of the additional
solemn ceremonies the consccrntor stood
j uncovered az tie altar, and when hymn
! was finished Tho confccWtor said prayers,
= The consecrB,or and assisting bishops
~ then stood uncovered the gospel SIDE Of
y thrnltar Al The others knclt down and the
Now bishop went 60 The middle OF tlraiar
wearing bis miire, aud having bis crnsicr
v Ia his left hand, made thc slitn ~ the
y cross on the altar and then ou his breast
y aud gave his bleseing tooll assembled Ia
" tho emIrh.
y The consecmtof ana assistants took
|, thtir milrcs, turned their faces towards
@ Tie apostle side of the altar, "a
y which the new bishop went,
~ and turning towards them said,
"For many years lie advanced
- aud did the sainc ~ the middle OF the
. altar and ngain 40 the feet OF the consc.
y orator, who, ~ he rose, gave him the Kiss
= Of peace, as did the assistants.
The procession then reformed AMI left
. The church Thus ended the first conso-
). Grafton Of q Catholic bishop IN Washing
y ton.
Il SCENE on THE RECENT BLooDsnED
b Rock SphSGs, W. r., Sept. 2o. me
D situation here remains unchanged The
II government directors concluded their IN.
e yestigation yesterday after hearing the
2 personal testimony Of The Chinamen who
y were witnesses TO the massacre and tho
~ n,rping Of their quarters, The teetl-
W 10 Jil.p the Chlnanicn could not
~ Chinese con IGcpt in the presence Of the
o. protection from the KIN the assurance az
~ these assurances they reanlsnt Under
ou ward aud told pluin and simple sevSnr-
go what occurred on the day Of the out
~ break, some portions OF which Wen
nc pathetic beyond expression. The govern
ou ment directors have gone west me
ny spent Sunday IN Salt Lake City MI
o bromley and AIr. Dickinson Joined ther
M In Salt Lake to-day They viii retur
ne here on Monday fhe presence Of IN
NV government directors and the Chimes
'o' consuls with the military stationed her
lk, has largely restored public conhdrnc
'pr aud Mr.. ID. o. CLARK, superintendent {
% the mines. has issncd The following ~
~ ticci
ou "Notice Is hereby given that work wi
w be resumed Monday morning, Sepieinb'
u. al miners aud other employees az
on expected % return, 20 ihclr places At thl
~ time, With assurance from the compar
PIE that they VIII receive while at their w0l
iip and AZ thcir homes such protection ffol
,uf the ciyil aud military authorities rs vi
lne Insure their personal safety. a
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Continued on fifth Prgs.