Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-23
THE POPE'S TROUBLE.
The Pantheon Incident an Arrangement
Of the Italian Gaycrnmant Against
his Holiness,
AND = SUPPOSED PROTEST oF'rHr
pRCinUHo
Against Republican Institntions.-tv.
erithing In Readiness for Leo
10 Leave Rome.
ny telegraph to tho NEw4t
the PANTHEON INCIDENT.
erea, Significance Attached 60 ~ b
thc Pope.

Great siEaincrnee Attached Go ~ by
thc Pope.
ROW., Oct. -. - interviews with
eminent Cardinals confirm the nc.
curacy OF the statements cabled few
days ago regarding the feeling nj the
Vatican touching the demonstration u
tho French pilgrims at the Pantheon.
In talk with nn Associated Press cor
respondent, one Of the Cardinals, who
IL close 10 tho Pope, said: "lnvestiga.
tiOns made prove that the disorder ~
October 9nd was prepared aud arranged
In advance by the Italian government
against the radical Republican demon.
strAtlon at Nice and against the Pope.
Under Secretary Of State Deluceh and
NJ. Gshhaldi arranged tho conspiracy.
The triple alliance was Informed OF II
and, approving OF II NJ "A reply to the
ictes vt n Ice, directed AN attack upon
the Pope aud tho pilgrims. II was dc.
sired a. nh affirmation of monarchical
right against the statue quo at Rome.
The Italian government sent to all tho
mayors circular letter Ia order 10 add
weight 10 the manifestation"
The correspondent asked why so large
a part Of the monarchiosl and liberal
world favored the
ourRAuE5 uPoS PnESciI PILGRIMS
aud the cardinal replied; "rho gov
eminent wished 10 give the world the
impression that Rome Is opposed 10 the
Pope and that Italy will not have any
reconciliation with France, or any
amicablc understanding between the
Vatican and the French republic. The
demonstration was tho result Of the
republican, and democratic policy OF
Pope"
Since the famous toast Of Cardinal
Lavigcrie and tho demonstrations ut
CrOnstadt, all our Official world, mon
ArchicAl, liberal and scclariau, has been
living IN u state Of trouble. II felt IL
odiflce, NO laboriously erected, 10 be
cracking and threatening ruin. All
hopes, all illusions were vanishing, aud
then came the scandals Of October Ind.
Leo perfectly understood tho meaning
II was Intended To convey To him, and
told what II well known when he an.
nounccd: III am no longer prisoner.
am hostage; | am threatened with
exile and assassination II | will not
capitulst. before the enemy"
''Onicial Italy," said the cardinal,
''desires to sequestrate him, To r-strlci
his liberty, and declares by these de.
monstratlons that " the Pope does not
yield he will be-
KILLED OF DRIVEN IRON ROME.
Everybody regrets the Pantheon
incidents, but nobody has the courage
10 brave the anger Of the government.n
"whAt will the Pope DO eventuallygh
said the correspondent.
al do not yet know" said the cardl.
nal. "He has caused = diplomatic note
TO be sent 10 the Papsl nunclos touch
ing directly upon the real Significance
| Of the affair. lie viii walt for the
public mind 10 he wen nxed upon the
origin aud character Of the liberal
manifestation. When the work OF
preparation Is accomplished he will
act"
The cardinal further said: "Nothing
Ia yet decided M 10 the Pope's leaving
Rome, hut everything Is In READINGS,
Tor such step. Atany rate, the rals'
lions between Italy aud the Pope will
be- seriously modified. Leo Is awar,
| Of the secret Vaccinations Of the tripl,
alliance, and will act Ia consequence. u
Asked about the next conclave, Ia,
cardinal said that they had been dread
lug nm exodus, but that the recent
events have caused long step In the
Idea OF holding tho c0nclaye abroad
They had thought only In ease Of wal
10 seek for n Pope abroad, but events
have enlightened them as to tho lasI
design Of the italian revolution.