Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-22
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
From All Quarters.
BRILLIANT INAUGURAL.
Dedication Of the Co|um-
bian Exposition.
TROUBLE IN ENGLAKD's CABINET.
Renewed Activity Of Don
Carlos Adherents.
BOSTON DOWNS CLEVELAND AGAIN.
BOSTON DOWNS CLEVELAND AGAIN,
Another Italian Stabbing
ARRAY.
COLUMBIAN CONGRESSES.

Brilliant Inaugural of the Intel
lectusl Part of The Expostifon-A
Magnificent Gathering-Brfef Adj
dresses of Welcome and Greeting-A
Fragment of Archbishop Ireland,s
D1scourse-Dr. Harper Pronounces
the BenedictioE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The brightest point,
perhaps of the galaxy of the worlds fair
exhibitions, was the Inauguration to night
at the auditorium by Archbishop Ireland
of St. Paul, of the Columbian con crosses,
the purely intellectual part of the exposi-
ton. The occasion was brilliant beyond
expectation. From the vice president of
the United States down, list of brainy
and distinguished people, that would
nearly fill an unabridged dictionary COM
posed the magnificent gathering, not the
least interested persons present being
Cardinal Gibbons and the papsl legate,
Satolli The consecrated blizzard, as Arch
bishop Ireland has been called, displayed
in his oratory the whirlwind of energy
that is his characteristic, and that had only
parallel in the whirlwind of ap-
plause that greeted him. Preceding
all the addresses the opening invocation
was impressively voiced by the Rev. DR..
John Henry Barrows, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Chicago, and chair
man of the general committee on religious
congresses. The invocation contained ref
erences to Columbus, to Islam, and with
out naming him, to Archbishop Ireland,
that challenged quick attention.
President Charles G. Bonney of the
Worlds Congress auxiliary then delivered
the address of welcome, only two sentences
long. as follows:
1.-THE Worlds Congress auxiliary salutes
and welcomes this magnificent audience,
assembled to witness the Inauguration
ceremonies of the intellectual and moral
exposition of the progress of mankind to
be made in the worlds congresses in 1893.
The greeting on behalf of the women's
branch of the auxiliary will be given by its
president, Mrs. Potter Palmer"
The women's branch greeting by Mrs.
Potter Palmer was equally brief, and was
as follows:
"The women's branch of the worlds
auxiliary, representing the marvellous
progress of woman during the last four
centuries, unites most cordially in this
greeting, and sends copgrat ulations to the
leaders of that progress in all enlightened
Isabella will be given by Mrs. Charles Hen
rotin, vice president of the women's
branch of the worlds congress auxiliary"
The salutation in honor of Queen Isabel
la by Mrs. Henrotin was as follows:
"The assistance which Columbus receiv-
ed from Queen Isabella enabled him to
discover and reveal the American CONT
nents. The aid which enlightened woman
hood, the queen of this new age, now
offers to sll men, will enable them, espec-
tally the toilipg millions, to find In their
own countries new worlds of intellectual
and moral enjoyment, enhanced material
prosperity, improved social conditions and
the rich fruitage of resulting peace"
Archbishop Ireland was then introduced
by President Bonney as follows:
"The government of the United States
has recognized the Worlds Congress aux
Hilary as the proper agency to arrange and
conduct series of international congresses
to be held in connection with the
Worlds Columbian exposition of 1898,
and has invited the governments of
all or any of these congresses
in addition to those who will attend as the
representatives. of the institutions and
societies of participating people. 1t was
therefore thought that the dedicating cere-
monies of the worlds Columbian exposi-
ton would be incomplete without prop
er presentation of the plans and purposes
of the worlds congress auxiliary, the prog
ress made and the success assured. The
auxiliary, therefore, sought for such pre-
sentation an orator equal to the occasion,
and whose name would command atten
ton in the old world as we'll as in the new.
Such an orator is found in the Most Rev.
John Ireland, archbishop of St. Paul, who
will now daliver the GRAFTON on the world "a
congresses of 1898"
The opening period of the discourse fol-
lows:
"The greatest of things is mind. Mind,
conscious, intelligent, potent to put into
action thought and wish, differentiates
itself absolutely from matter, rises above
| it to Unreasonable heights, dominates
and moves the unthinking world. Mind
| is the causative power in all orderly re-
suits. Without it, there is nothing, or
there is aimless movement and chaos.
The universe is the product of the supreme
mind-God increate. Within the universe
chere is created mind-man. Whatever
outside the workings of the first cause,
comes in the universe of beauty, goodness
| and progress, comes through man. He is,
within the limits of Gods creation. sec
ond creator. The manifestations of minc
in men are of varied measures. The degree
of mind lifts man above mantle higher
the mind the greater and the nobler thu
man."
The singing of "America" by the entire
audience came next, and then the benedic
ton was pronounced by DR.. w. R. Harper
in these words:
almighty God, before whom kings bow
down and princes do obesiance, to whom
as Father all may come as children of on
great family. receive US, we pray. AMI
grant the petitions of our hearts petition
for the importing of the divine spialt, TO
the elevation of the great humanity o
which we form part, for the coming of
day when all men shall see and know tina
thou art God indeed, able and willing t
do for those who come to him. May tn
benediction rest upon the great wor
which has been insugurated this nigh
Guide wisely all who are connected with i
and may the grace and peace of the Father
Son and Holy Spirit be and abide with I
now and forever. Amen"
DEDICATING THE FAIR.
The Inaugural Ceremonies a Tr
umph of Republican Institute ms
Procession to the Fair Grounds
The several Presentations-Vft