The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-18
ARCHBIsHoP's INvEsTITURE.
Sublime Spectacle in the Cathedral Of
st. Raphael at Dubuque.

| Dubuque, Ia, Sept. 11.-After many
weeks preparation the investiture Of
! Arch hbishop, ,Hennesy is complete, and the
sacred insignia so carefully brought from
Rome was with much form and most i'm
Pressiye solemnity placed upon him to-
| day by the highest representatives of the
mother church in America. St. Raph-
ael's cathedral, where the ceremonies
were held, Is large stone structure,
| picturesquely situated in the shadow Of
an overhanging bluff. Not a tenth of
| those desirous OF Witnessing the Cereno-
MES could find room to enter.
! Whom the procession was formed,
| headed by Cardinal Gibbons and Mon
| signor Satolh, it was difficult to make a
way for them to the portals of the sanctu-
airy. AS the procession marched up the
great central aisle, the choir sang "Ecce
! Sacerdos,N - assisted by the organ and a
| large orchestra. When the Chancel rail
| was rea ched the "Halleluiah" chorus by
the choir was sung. Sea ted IN the throne,
| conspicuous by the color of his official
| robes, Cardinal Gibbons was surrounded
| by galaxy of great men, such as are
seldom brought together.
EMINENT PERsoNAGEs PRESENT.
There were besides Mgr. Satolli, Most
| Rev. }, p. Ryan, archbishop of Philadel-
| phia; Most Rev. p. A. Fehan, archbishop
Of Chicago; Most Rev. John Ireland,
archbishop of St Paul; Most Rev
! Patrick Riordau, archbishop of San Fran
cisco; Most Rev. NJ. A. Corrigan,
arch bishop of New York Most Rev
! f. X. Katzer, archbishop of Milwaukee; !;
| Most Rev. Henry Elder. archbishop Of
| Cincinnati; Most Rev. F. 9. Chappee
| cOadjuter archbishop Of SantaFe Most
| Rev }. 'Kain, cOadjuter archbishop of
St. Louis; Mgr. Redwood, archbishop Of
Wellngton Rt Rev s. b. Ryan,
| bishop of Buffalo, Right Rev Stephen
| Marti, bishop cf Sioux falls sRight Rev.
! Henry Cosgrove, bishop Of Davenport; !;
Right Rev. Mgr 2einberger bish-
op Of Milwaukee; Right Rev
l.. Scanlau. bishop Of Salt Lake;
Rt Rev r. Scanned, Bishop Of Omaha;
Rt. Rev. M. j. Burke, bishop of ST.
Joseph, Mo Rt. Rev, Thomas McGovern,
bishop 1of Harrisburg, Pa; Rt. Rev
Mgr. O'Hare, bishop of Scranton, Pa. ;
Rt. Rev. J, J. Keene, Catholic university
of Washington; Rt. Rev Mcdonnell
bishop of Brooklyn; Rt. Rev. Francis
Ludden bishop of Syracuse;
Of a KANSAS RoS CITY, r. Rev H2S'9 a. Goosaa2p Bi9a2p
bishop Of Idaho; Rt. Rev, NJ A. Gala
CHER, bishop Of Galveston; Rt Rev. John
}. Iiennesy, bishop of Wichita; Rt. Rev.
J. Moore, bishop Of St Augustine, Fla.
Rt. Rev. T. Heslin, biShop of Natchez;
Rl. Rev. J. McGolerick, bishop Of Du-
luth; Rt. Rev. Mgr. Farley, New York;
Very Rev. Joseph O'Mahony, ID. D., ALL
| hallow' College, Ireland.
IMPOSING CEREMoNIALs.
The proceedings were marked with ex-
! pressive simplicity and beauty Such a
| celebration of pontihcal mass has never
| been witnessed here. The vestments
were rich, the music sublime, the mag
netic personally of Satolli, as the Gel
| e6rant, was infused into his work, ana
! the sermon of Archbishop Ryan was a
masterpiece of pulpit oratory. After
the mass the ceremonies of the
investiture took place. There was thein-
vestment, the oath, the prayers, the con-
secratiOn and the benediction, In which
Cardinal Gibbons took prominen ent part.
The ceremonies were carried out to the
fulness of every detail and were striking
ly solemn and impressive.
This evening solemn pontifcal vespers
were held, at which the visiting clergy
were present and assisted.