The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-22
WITH OFFICIAL HONORS.
TIE FOPE'S LEGATES ARE RECElver
If&NeW YORK HARBoR.

Rovenuc:Cutt-r Goes Out to Receive III.
Distinguished EccIesiasties and Convey.
Them to Shore-Pruminent Roman
Catholic Clersymen Present.
NEW YORK, June % The papai able.
gate, Mgr. Stainero, and Count Mucaiola
OF the Noble guard, OF the vatican. arrived
donday by the steamer Servia. The former
Is the bearer of the beretta and the latter of
the 2uochetta or skull cap TO the new cardi
nal, Archbishop James Gibbons of Balti
more, prinate o. the atholic church in the
nited states and vicar apostolic TIE re
ception committee, WHO had been watching
for their arrival all Sunday, we're awakened
at ) O'Clock Monday morning with
the announcement that the vessel
was sighted They hurried over TO
the Battery and boarded the revenue
cutter placed at their disposal by Collector
Heiden Surveyor Beattie arrived almost
simultaneously. The cutter proceeded
down the lay and lay off lower quarantine
Just as the huge Cunarder was rounding the
southwest spit The steamer hove to
shortly after O'Clock, and the ceremony of
introducing the distinguished visitors aud
rendering them formal welcome took
rlae. The Baltimore clergymen present
were vicor general Of the diocese of Balti-
more. The Rev. DIR. K. s. Foley, pastor of
81. Martins church the Rev Dr L.
Chappelle, pastor of St Matthews church,
and the Rev DR.. A L. Nagnier, vicar
general OF St Mary seminary
The reception committee, Ill addition to
Father Rlordan, was composed OF Mayor
John j. Kelley, Jr, chairman, Patrick
farrelly, mana ger of the American News
company; Col John Mclnerny, of Jersey
City, and James McNaster, editor of The
| freeman's journal No time was lost in
transferring the baggage OF the pope'>
| representatives to that Of the cutter, and
| then, with the permission OF the health
| officers, Mgr ctauiero and Count Mucciola
were escorted down the gang plank to the
deck of the Chandler. Bo h Of tho gentle
men speak English iluentIy, which fact
helped TO make their reception al
! the more pleasant They remained OF
tile deck OF tine Chandler all the way vi
| from quarantine and viewed with interest
the various notable landmarks pointed out
to them. The Chandler disembarked heI
passengers at the Pennsy lvania railroaL
| CofhpdnN uoCh, ana from tueTe tuey pro
ceeded to Tay lor's hotel, Jersey City, wher,
they breakfasted. The party then pro
ceeded to the lennsy lyania depot aud ief
for Baltimore in the private caE,pt ice
President Frank Thompson OF theN enIisyl
wanna road, which bad been placed at then
Disposal The car was attached to the Il
O'Clock limited express
| 4 Little Business OF the Nigiiautes.
| LITTLE Rock, Ark, June . Particular
reached here Monday from Eidoralo, Union
county, this state, of some vigilante wori
10y band Of colored men in that com
munity on Wednesday night last A Negro
named Willis Ferdinand, man of educa
ton and recognized leader among hi
people, Il candidate for the legislature witt
| q certainty of election, became too familiar
with the wife OF one lsham Jones, VIII,
went to Ferdinand and warned him T.
lesist in the attentions OF his wife FeriI
nand failed to heed the warning, and lshan
collected some half-doLen OF his neighbor.
together, on the night above named an,
took Ferdinand to the woods, stripped hin
10 the skin, and were beating him to death
when the sufferers cries. brought assistanc
to his relief, who promptly iIterfered au
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