The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17
In THE HOLY LAND.
The Pilgrimage Of Archbishop
COrrigan to Jerusalem,
THE STATUE OF GIoRDANo BRUNO
Recently Erected in Rome has been Desc
Grated by Some Modern Vandals-
Studying European Volcanoes.

Especial to THE HERALD-ExaminerD ispatchI
ROME, April 16.-[By cable to the New York
Herald l-Archbishop Carrigan has returned to
Rome with the dust of jerusalem and Nazareth
ON his shoes and the stains of a storm on the
sea OF Gall1lee on his black, cassock- The arch
bishop has had grand trip through the holy
land He celebrated mass on almost everv
sacred spot Of note in Palestine The four
clergymen who accompanied the archbishop on
his solemn pilgrimage though the scenes Of
Christs life, death and resurrection, will only
remain in Rome four or five days. in order to be
presented to the Pope. They will then return
to America
The quarrel with DR.. Burdsel the friend and
counselor of DIR. McGlynn, the accommodated
pastor of st. Stephens parish If it can be called
a quarrel, will be settled now AS to DR.. Nc
Glynn himself there seems to be hope. The
ar;cSiholshop says he does not think DR.. McGlynn
Will ever make his formal submission to the
ehurcn Tor the reason that his mental
Iacultles nave become exalted, and he
asserts that MS mental condition has robbed
ILLS once distinguished orator of his renown
Inc archbishop insists that the present in
structlonS of the holy see fully confirm the
teachlng OF the church on the fundamental
rights of property and simply modifes them nv
urging greater spirit of Charity toward the
laborlng classes. The archbishop will consult
Win the propaganda and with the Italian
DIsHops Oh aloceSes from which people are emf.
grating 10 America as to the best way Of carina
spiritually for the helpless and ignorant.
Inc arcnolshop after leaving Rome and
Naples IN tne early part of FEBRUARY sailed to
AieAdhurla Where he spent one day celebrating
mass IN the Franciscan church. lie then weni
to Cairo, visited the pyramids and stared at the
spnlnX. AT Joppa he went to the supposed
night house of Simon. the cord Wainer where
st: Peter had his visions. Fom this curious old
point the pilgrims wandered on to
kamleh and after spending a night in the
Franciscan convent hurried on to Jerusalem.
When In Jerusalem the archbishop and his fell
low travellers entered upon the real work OF
their plouS journey. From February II 10
Marcn 8, they trod the soil of Jerusalem saying
mass In turn at the sepulchre of Christ on the
Mount OF Olives, on Calvary and at Bethlehem.
me whole party was entertained by the patri
arch OF Jerusalem in the Franciscan hospice.
Gong overland to Nazareth Archbishop CORR
gan was carried in a picturesque palanuuin or
tne backs OF unromantic, but Trustworthy
mules Thls tough journey lasted four DAYS
Each night the archbishop and his friends
camped out in the country The archbishop en-.
dured the hardships of the ride and the rude
camps like veteran frontiersman. When the
archolshop and his friends went out
was as smooth as glass. Within few moments
Lne whole scene was changed into an angry tu-
mutt OF waves. DR.. Talmage had a similar ex-
perlence only short time ago So great was
the storm that four of the pilgrims had to be
put ashore, but the archbishop stuck to the
Doat On the way back to Nazareth the com
pony saw LuC SC6u6 VI the marriage FEAST and
miracle at Cana The return to Rome led
through Beyroot, Constantinople and Athens,
where the trayelweary men visited Mars hill,
but were not tempted to crate.
Some yandaI has Just broken q piece of the
huge bronze wreath that adorns the now cele-
brated statue of GiOrdano Bruno, the erection
OF winch almost induced the Pope to abandon
Rome. Not a trace of the thieves can be found
Phere has been great demand for pieces of the
bronze or which the monuments composed and
not long ago Mr.. Wood the American vice-con-
SUI procured some of the metal for the friends
OF Colonel Robert G. Ingersol, who wished to
present the American chief infidel with an ap-
proprlate pair OF sleeve buttons.
Joseph p Iddings, of the United States geo.
logic survey, has been studying the volcanoes
mere and has made minute examination OF
VesuV1us Mount Etna and the craters on Lipari
Island DIR. Iddings particularly declares that
the European volcanoes are youthful and crude,
compared to venerable eruptions of America
Italy may have very fine statues. but her volca.
noes are, in his opinion, centuries behind those
of the United States