St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-02
That Was the Cry Uttered by
Thousands at st. Peters,
Rome, Yesterday.
Manifestations Of Affection in
the Waving Of Hats and
Handkerchiefs.
The Pope So Overcome by His
Emotions That He FaintS
Twice.
Why President Cleveland
Gave His Jubilee Present
Through Gibbons.


Copyright Cable to the Globe.
ROME, Jan. 1.-The croMning feature
of the pope'S jubilee, the celebration of
the pontitical high mass in st. Peters,
the grandest OF churches, to-day, was a
most magnificent spectacle, and the ar
rangements throughout were perfectly
adhered 10. Al Il very early hour this
morning st. Peters square was jammed
with people awaiting the opening of the
cathedral, and when finally the vast
editice was thrown open. constant
tide Of humanity poured into it until the
building was literally packed. The pope
entered the cathedral at $50 O'Clock,
preceded by the cardinals in procession.
As his holiness appeared the vast con-
gregatiOn broke forth in lOng-cOntinued
shouts of Long live the pope" The
mass and its accompanying music were
grandly and deeply impressive and
many present were profoundly affected.
At IL o'clock the holy father withdrew
from the cathedral. and again there
arose an almost endless shout of VIVA"
accompanied by waving of hats and
handkerchiefs, ciapping of hands and
other manifestations of affection, which
continued long after he had disap-
peared. Sixty thousand tickets of adj
mission were issued. King IIumbert re-
ceived deputatiOn of Italian deputies
this afternoon and expressed to them
his great satisfaction at the smO0thness
with which the ceremonies of the pOpe'S
jubilee. and especially to-day's exer-
ciSeS at st. Peters, had paSSt off. THIS
fact. he declared, was the very best
proof OF the pOpe'S entire liberty in
Rome.
F0RTY-EIGHT CARDINALS
and twenty-three archbishops and
bishops were present at the mass, and
it is estimated that there were $1,000
persons in the audience. The pope
prayed for a long time in his private
chapel. and then received the homage
of the court cardinals in the Sala
Ducale. While assuming the sacerdOtal
VeStnents tile pope was overcome with
emotion and tainted. Strong salts were
administered and he SOON returned to
consciousness. He then ascended the
geStatOrial chair and was borne on the
shoulders of the sedIar, attended by
the cardinals, into St. Peters cathedral.
just before he was fully vested for the
altar he again tainted, remaining un-
conscious few minutes. The mass Oc-
cupied tWenty-cight minutes. After
prunouncing the benedictiOn the pope
again seated himself in the gestatorial
chair and was borne completely around
the altar Ia the capella sacraments,
where he offered up a prayer of thanks
giving. During Che ceremony the pope
wore the triple crown presented TO him
by Emperor William.
TWO BATTAIIoNS
of the line aid a large number of car
hiniAt.i 1at t.1 fl,n - 1,n
crowd nj the cathedral. and IA thousand
policemen i'll plain clothes were sta
toned inside the editice. 4 few ladies
tainted in the crush. but 10 accident
occurred. In the chapel the columns
and pilaSterS were hung with
red danask. The statue of st.
Peter was clothed in pOntifi-
cal garments with tiara on the head.
The orchestra incl:ded the famous an
cient silver trumpets. Many members
OF the nobility were present. The pope
wore pastoral ring, presented by the
Austrian archdukes. His tiara was
covered with LOCO pearls. The chalice
used by his holiness was the gift of the
king OF Portugal. and the golden plate
used III the service was present from
Queen Victoria.
THE CEREMONIES IN LONDON.
Copyright Gable to the Globe.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-SOlemn ceremonies,
magnificent id character. were held in
all the Catholic churches in London to-
day III honor Of the sacerdOtal Jubilee
of Pope Leo KILL. and the crowds in
attendance can best be described as i'm
mense. The principal ceremonies were
held III the Ir0-Cathedral, Kensington,
and at st. Georges, Southwark. the
former OF which were conducted by
Cardinal Manning, who also preached
an eloquent sermon betitting the occa-
ously prepared by Cardinal Manning,
IN London to-day as con-
SpicuOus part of the exer-
cises. The address especially refers
to the bencyOlence OF the holy father.
and expresses to his holiness the thanks
of the Catholics of England for having
sent special envoy to represent the
Vatican at Queen VictOria;s Jubilee. On
Jan. 10 a deputatiOn of English bishops.
ciergymen and laymen will be intro
duced to the pope and present to his
holiness in person large donation of
Peters pence, together with an elabor-
ately inscribed and engrossed copy of
the address read by Cardinal Manning
and his subordinates to-day.
At MADRID.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-The queen regent.
accompanied by the members of her
court and the cabinet ministers. at
tended jubilee mass in San Isidore
cathedral to-day. All of the govern
ment offices were decorated and at night
brilliantly Illuminated in honor of the
pope. Members of the ZOrilIist Radi-
cal club left their cards at the Italian
legation as Il protest against the papal
festival.
MINISTER sTALLO OBNOXIOUS.
Special to the Globe
BALTIMORE, Jan. lit is learned
that there is special reason why Presi-
dent Cleveland presented his. Jubilee
offering to the pope through Cardinal
Gibbons and not through the American
minister at Rome, J. i. Stallo. The
reason is that Mr.. StallO has made him
self very obnoxious to Catholics by his
acts at Rome, and would not be person.
ally received at the Vatican. One act of
MIR. Stallo is mentioned as particularly
objectionable. At banquet by dis
tIngulShed Roman gentleman recently
one OF the cardinals of the sacred
college was among the guests. Minis
tel. StallO was also invited. When he
entered and saw the cardinal he created
CONSERVATION by announcing that he
could not participate in an entertain
ment in Rome where Catholic clergy
men were among the guests. and I'M
mediately withdrew from the residence.
After this Mr.. StaliO would not be re-
ceaved at the Vatican, even if he had
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