The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-11
Great Consistory Will Be at Held at
the Vatican In a Short
Tine.
Pope Leo, Engaged on Two Encyc-
licals, Limits His Time for
Audiences.
Conflicting Reports as to the Progress of
Cabensl yism-Pieased with the
Worlds Fair Ceremonies

lCopyrRht 1892. New York Associated Press
ROME, NOV. 10.It is now probable that
the great cardinal consistory will take place
Dec. 10. II 10 expected the pope will creato
thirteen ca dinas out OF seventeen vacan-
cies. Five are certain. VIE: Tourse, Rouen,
Grau di Pietro. Persico. The archbishop
of Seville appears equally certain. For
England there is az yet no question. Aus
tria demands three. but the pope will ACCORD
only q au. In the last audience tho Prus-
sian minister rene wed the kaiser's demand
that Mgr. Kopp bishop OF Breslau, be In
clu3ed among the cardinals. but the pope
would prefer the archbishop Of Cologne.
Az the Prussan government opposed thia
selection the archbishop OF Posen may be-
the final choice. His holiness restricts the
number and duration OF his audiences and
secludes himself in his apartments. woi k
ing over two encyclicsls. one for the jubilee.
and the other on Charities in the east. 1t Ia
stated that he occupies himself also with
America. ut has not yet decided whether
he will speak thereon at the oonsistory or in
special document.
Ii is denied in vatican CIRCLES that Mgr.
Satolli has any mission regarding scholastic
questions in the United States. II il CON-
sdered that these will be regulated through
the Ireland incident. A series of pourpar-
Ter have occurred between the holy soc, the
Spanish government and Spanish parties.
On the death Of Nocedal, representa- Of
Don Carlos, his son. Director SiQlo Future,
solicited succession 10 the post, but Don
Carlos preferred Spanish grandee. Noce-
dal then r-psrsted himself from the king
as icing too liberal. The achism Obliged
Don Carlos to reorganize his party and 1t is
now split in every village. Nocedal, With
his set, has conceived the idea of forming q
Catholic union, the programme of which in
to be to rally to the existinR monarchy fcT
better defense of the interests Of religion.
Nocedal required the pope to write new
one side to the other might he
confirmed. The present Spanish gov
ernment. enchanted with the recruit.
supported Nocedans request. through
their ambassador at Rome. while Don
| Carlos exerted himself vigorously to nullify
| the scheme. Things being as they are, the
state of parties is so precarious that the
! holy see will not compromise itself. The
present truce will last, however. only until
the death of the queen regent. against
whom no one d sires to hasten revolution.
but at her death the Carlists will actively
interfere.
Bishop Iandetti. of st. Cloud, Mimi, has
left Rome. During his last day here he
| dined with Cardinal Ledochowski. He has
spoken to friends in very positive man
ner. asserting that the development Of
present dispntes will not isil to be favorable
TO the German party in the Unitsd ntates.
Special advices however, justify the asse,-
| tion that the reverse is the case. But 1t is
ndoubtedly ue that all friends of tho
German party in Rome are doing their ut
most to advance the interests of the party.
| The holy father is z esatly pleased with
the sympathetic receptions accorded to
Mgr. Satolli, papal delegate at the Worlds
| fair dedication ceremonies, and also with
| the speech of Chancey Depew, the prayer
by Archbishop Ireland and the medal
| struck by order of the committee ON this
occasion. Referring to the svent, he said:
'rhe United States form great people to
whom the future belongs"