The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-07-09
CARDINAL GlBRONS.
Ba4timore's Archbishop Formally In
vested with the Robes of the Cardinal.
ate-List of the High Church Dignitaries
Who Witnessed the Imposing Ceremony
The Presidents CongratuIa tions.

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vested with the Robes of the CARDINAL
ate-List of the High Church Dignitaries
Who Witnessed the Imposing Ceremony
The Presidents Congratulations.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 1.-For the sec
ond time in the history of the Catholic
faith in America prince of the church was
invested with the exalted dignities OF his
/ position yesterday. Cardinal James Glib
bons. Archbishop of Baltimore with all
the pomp and splendor of the Roman
Catholic ritual, received the beretta from
the hands of the Papal ahlegate and be-
came eyen more fully than he had been be-
fore the representative in America of the
| Catholic Church.
As early as eight clock yesterday morn
ing crowds OF people could be seen in all
parts OF Baltimore, vending their way to
the cathedral. The sanctuary of the
cathedral and the alt ar weredecorated mag
nifcently. By the time the hands OF
the clock in the belfry of the cathe-
dral pointed to the hour OF nine the streets
in the vicinity of the church were literally
packed. At 1915 the procession left the
latter point and proceeded to the cathe
dral, those who had assembled at the
Cardinals residence joining the line as it
passed that point. The procession was
| led by a cross-bearer, and was followed by
two students of st. Charles college,
the seminaries of st. Mary's, the regu-
lar and secular clergy, the monsignori,
the mitred Abbots, the Bishops and the
| Archbishops, in the order named. The
| Apostolic Delegate archbishop Kenricll)
| came next, with assistant priests and
ehaplains then the noble guard Count
Muccioh with the ablegate's secre-
tary, and last Cardinal Gibbons with the
| Papal Ablegate, and the Cardinals assis-
tant priest, deacons of honor and train
! bearers.
As the head of the procession entered
the Cathedral street entrance OF the edifice
| the pealing of the organ broke upon the
stiffness OF the sacred place and the choir
sang the procession anthem 'Ecce Sacer-
dos Magnus" with full chorus. Shortly
| before the procession entered the sanctua-
ry Mgr. Straniero, his secretary, and
| Father McCallen, master of ceremonies,
entered within the ratings and placed the
| papal documents and scarlet beretta
| on a gilt table, When the rear of the
| procession reached the sanctuary Cardinal
Gibbons occupied his throne, the Bishops
and Archbishops finding seats on either
side of the altar. The Apostolic Delegate
| sat upon special throne opposite the
| Cardinal. The noble guard stood upon
the Cardinals left, and the Papal
| Ablegate to the left of the guard. The
following members of the hierarchy occu-
| pied seats within the chancel-ral: Arch
| Bishops Kenrick, of st. Louis; Williams,
ofBoston; Ryan, of Philadelphia; Heiss, OF
| Milwaukee,; Leroy, of New 0reans Fabre,
| of MONTREAL Lynch. of Toronto; Feehan,
| OF Chicago; Corrgan, of New York Elder,
| OF Cincinnati, and Gross. OF Portland, Ore;
Bishop O'Hara, OF Scranton; Phelan, of
| Pittsburgh; Northrop, of Charleston; Kahn,
OF Wheeling; Keane, OF Richmond; O'Sulli-
van, of Mobile; O'Reilly, of Springfield;
| DeGoesbrand, of Burlington; Moore, of
St. Augustine; Bradley, of Manchester;
Becker, OF Savannah Ryan, of Buffalo,
Dwenger, of Fort Wayne; Janssens, of
Natchez Waterson, of Columbus; Wig
| ger, of Newark; Macs, OF Covington
Rochester; Wadhams, of Ogdens-
burg; Fitzgerald, of Little Rock;
Cosgrove, OF Davenport; Mentes de Oca, OF
San Luis Potosi, Mexico; Spalding of Pc
oria, ILL.,; O'Connor, of Omaha; Rogers of
| Chatham, n. B. Among the prominent
people in public life present were Governor
Henry Lloyd, United States Senator
Arthur P. German, and General John A.
| Gibbons, .. S. A., brother of the Cardinal.
| Pontitical high mass was celebrated by
Archbishop Williams, of Boston. During
It's celebration the most magnificent Gre
| gorian music was discoursed by the choir,
| with frequent solos interspersed. During
| this time Cardinal Gibbons occupied the
| throne in the center. At the conclusion of
high mass, Cardinal Gibbons arose from the
throne and knelt at the gospel side of the
altar. Arch bishop Kenrick, the Apostolic
Legate, took d position on the episte side
| OF the altar. Mgr. Straniero, the Ablegate
standing by the side of Archbishop Ken
rick, then read in Latin the letter from
| Pope Leo Kill, set ting forth the reason
| which led his Holiness to elevate Arch
bishop Gibbons to the Cardinalate At
| its conclusion he handed to Archbishop
| Kenrick the brief authorizing him to
confer the beretta. After replying in
Latin Arch bishop Kenrick handed the brief
| to the deacon of the mass who read it
| aloud in English to the congregation.
| The ALLOCATE handed the beretta to Arch
1 UIouOp ACHIlCh3 Will the WCfOS. Inner
| entia tua." The choir then broke in with
the joyful TIE Deum, during the singing Of
which Cardinal Gibbons returned to the
sacristy to don the insignia of his new dig
| nifty.
| On returning, Cardinal Gibbons addressed
the assembled clergy and laity in his &C.
customed simple but impressive style. The
| entire ceremony was concluded with the
| papal benediction.
| Yesterday was fixed for the celebration of
this impressive ceremony because it is the
| twenty-tifth anniversary of the ordination
of CARDINAL Gibbons to the priesthood.
In the afternoon the Cardinal gave q
banquet at st. Mary's Seminary, at which
there were plates for 600. Governor LLOYD
and Mayor Hodges were present. Last
| night the Archbishops and Bishops were
| given d reception by Miss Emily Harper
which eclipsed in brilliancy any thing OF
the kind ever given in this city. At nine
! O'Clock the Marine Band, of Washington,
rendered the Cardinal and other prelates q
| grand serenade. All the Catholic institu.
lions were illumined tonight, and all the
associations paraded the streets in honor
l of the event.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Secretary Lamar
| represented the Cabinet at the ceremony Of
| imposing the beretta upon Cardinal Glib
bons, at Baltimore yesterday. President
Cleveland sent by Rev. DR.. Cbappell, pastor
| of st. Matthews Church. in this city, a
| personal letter congratuating the Car
dinal, whose acquaintance and personal
! friendship he has for some time enjoyed
/, upon his elevation to the cardnalate.
Stole Over Half Million.
| PHILA DEA4PHIA, Pa. July 1-James A +,
| Wilson, for thirty years a trusted employe