Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-02
THE POPE's JUBILEE.
oRANo SOLEMN SERVICES HELD IN
HONOR OF THE OCCASION.
Hahliestien of . Rssums Of the FsrcsA
Dosaasats Designed TO Place the
Caar aad Bismarck In Falss Positaons
--Rrincs Fsrdinand's Tenure.

Rooueot1on Ot . bsSsunS ~ tnS EOtBe0
!. Dss.asass Designed 70 Place the
Car s.d Bismarck In Faiss Positiens
--Pri.cs Fsrdinand's Tenure.
most magnificent in character, were held in
all the Catholic churches in London
yesterday. in honor Of the Sacerdotal
Jubilee OF Pope Leo NH, and the
crowds in attendance can best be de-
.cribed As immense. The principal cere-
monies were held in the Pro-Cathedral,
keusington, and at ST George. Southwark,
the former of which were conducted by
Cardinal Manning, who also preached an
excellent sermon beiit,ing the occasion.
An address To the Pope, previously prepared
by Cardinal Manning. was read in every
Catholic church in London to-day rs a con.
spicuOus part Of the exercises. The address
especially refers to the benevolodce of the
Holy Father, and expresses TO His Holiness
the thanks OF the CatholScs of England for
having sent special envoy TO represent the
Vatican at Queen Nictoria's Jubilee. On
January 10th depuction of English
Bishops, clersymcn and laymen will be
introduced to the Pope, and present to His
Holiness, in person. 4 large donation of
Peters Pence, together with an deliberately
inscribed and engroSsed copy Of the address
read by Cardinal Manning aud his cubordi-
mates yesterday.
The publication Of resume of the forged
documents and correspondence designed to
place the Car and Prince Bismarck in false
positions has had beneficial effect, and
the suspicion is rapidly growing that
Princess Clementine, the mother OF Prince
Ferdinand, is at the bottom of the plot
Prince Ferdinand's tenure, precarious from
the moment he first set foot in Bulgaria,
has At no time been As critical as now His
own ministers. several of whom were with
difficulty persuaded to accept office, and at
the last moment were persuaded to do so
upon being assured that Ferdinand had
been promised the support the forged let
ters purpOrted 10 show, are fast turning
against him, indignant and exaspcra,ed at
the trick they have been the victims Of.
Should the suspicious OF Princess Ciemcn-
tines completely be confirmed, il is nm
likely that Prince Ferdinand will remain
in Bulgaria long enough to witness the in
evitahle entry Of Russian troops into Sofia.
The dispatches received at the foreign
Office Saturday evening, with reference TO
the attitude OF Russia. were OF a most pacific
and reassurins character. 4 Cabinet Coun-
Gil will be held on Monday, January 9th,
Tor the purpose OF arranging the business
announced 10 speak at Liverpool on Janu-
ary Nth. when he will probably forecast
the Governments programme
At st. Peters.
RoHE. January The crowninc feature
Of the Pope's jubilee. the celebration of
the p,ntihcal high mass in ST. Peters. the
grandest OF churches, yesterday, was most
magnificent spectacle and tlA- arrange
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to. At very early hour this morning ST.
Peters square was jammed with people
awaiting the opening OF the Cathedral, and
when finally the ediiice WAS thrown open,
. constant tide oi humanity poured into
il until the building was literally packed
The Pope entered the Cathedral at 5 80
clock, preceded by the Cardinals in pro-
cession. As His Holiness appeared. the
vast congregation broke forth in shouts of
greeting. which lasted some minutes The
Mass and its accompanying music were
grsndly and deeply impressive. and many
present we're profoundly affected. At II
O'Clock the Holy Father Withdrew from the
Cathedral. and again there arose an almost
endless shout of "ITer, accompanied by
waving Of hxts aud handkerchicfs, clapping
of hands and other manifestations OF afTec-
ton which continued long after he had dis
appeared. Sixty Thousand tickets of ad-
mission were issued
King Humbert received a deputation of
italian deputies this. afternoon and ex-
'pressesi to them his gfeAS atisfaction at the
smoOthness with winch tile ceremonies of
the Popc's Jubilee and especially sundays
exercises at st. Peters had passed off This
fact he declared was the very best proof of
the Pope's entire liberty.
A. Washington.
wAsniSGroS. January The Catholic
churches in this city were crowded yester-
Day with iervent worshipcrs, TO celebrate
the fiitieth anniversary al the ordination
Of Pope Leo XIII, as a Priest Special
Masses and musical services were held and
special sermons appropriate to the occasion
we're preached in all of them.
4 Ministry Formed.
BkI6RADE, January IN Gruics has in
formed the King that lac has formeda min
istry ~ follows: NJ Gruics. Premier and
Minister of War: NJ Franas~pvics. Minister
Of Foreign Affairs; NJ. rcIimrovics. Minis
ter Of Posts; N. Vugics, Minister OF Fl
nance: n. Milosavejcvics, Minister of the
Interior; NJ. Popovics, Minister Of Com
merce; and VI. Geschics, Minister Of Justice
and Education.
At Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, January 2,-In all the Roman
Catholic churches in the Arch Diocese of
Baltimore the services yesterday were in
vested with unusual solemnity. in honor OF
the golden jubilee af Pope Leo XIII, to
which also the various Rcctor>, Pastors and
: 'urates made allusion in their sermons.
At the end of Mass. or after Vcsper>. Tc
Oeum was clIanted in Thanksgiving to tod
for the long life and signal blessings youch-
;afcd To the HOLY Father
At New York.
NV f"EK. January 2-The Popc's Jubi.
lee WAS appropriately celebrated in the
'atholic churches Yesterday Al the Ca
Ihedral Father I.avclic celebrated Mass. as
sisted by several priests. and Arch Bishop
corriSan preached the sermon. The music