The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-07
monsleNoR sATnnI

WASHINGTON Jan 6-The interesting
fact is ascertaiued from unQuestionable
sources OF information that the European
mail delivered at the Catholic university
Yesterday brought to MonsignorSatolh,t the
papal ablegate, instructions broadening
and widening his powers and imposing
upon him new duties and responsibilities
which must necessarily occupy his atten-
tiOn to the exclusion OF ali except the most
urgent business FOR some time to come. In
view of these facts, a reporter who had
been sent out 10 the university to Call at
tention TO the cable dispatch from Rome
quoting statements of NeaDoliiian news
paper as TO MonsignOr Satolii's alleged
recall. scarcely deemed il necessary to
present his inquiry, but did so. and was
Informed that there was not 4 particle of
truth in any of the Naples newspapers
statements
BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan 6-The stories
circulated III New York that Archbishop
Corrigan and Monsiguor Satolli have
uuarreled are not credited at the Cardinals >
residence. The Urmate Is greatly annoyed
over the troubles 10 ecclesiastical circles.
When shown d report that Il combine mad
been formed against Arch bishop Corrigsn
in which it was plainly Intlmated that the
cardinal himself wa not very friendly 10
the archbishop of New York, he knitted
nis brows and said sharply:
81 have nothing 10 say about these re-
ports"
Would you like 10 make denial of the
rumoTsF Was asked.
Il have nothing 10 say" repeated the
primate as, recovering his compOsure AID
smiling again, he bowed the reporter out
OF his reception room
Cardinal Gibbons never talks for publI-
cation. Reporters are always cordially re-
celved at his house, but they seldom get
to him. The aiable secretary bars the
way. The newspaper man who i FORUM
ate enough To get face TO face with the
head of the church in America never learns
anything. Like an astute politician or
diplomat, the cardinal generally inter
views the interviewer. Bnt there are
several close clerical friends Of the cardin-
al who say things that are more OF less
inspired. One Of these said today that
Mousignor Satoiii had not sent message
to the pope that he had been insult ed
by Archbishop Corrigsn. The latter
might Dot ike the action taken by the
papal legate in the case OF DIR. McGlvnn
or his course III some other matters,
but be was too much of diplomat
To show his ill-feeling. much less
offer an insult TO the representative o. the
pope. There is no doubI. however, that
the relations between the archbishop of
New York and the papal legate are strain
ed. Monslgnor Satolh has no confident
but the cardinal in American ecclesiastical
circles. He was sent over here by the
pope at the request OF the primate. aud he
makes no move nor renders any decision
without consulting the primate. Arc..-
bishop Corrigan may not like the cardi-
NAILS course in the matter, but the latter
has not exceeded his authority in the
least. He did not interfere with Arch
bishop Corrigan when be disciplined Dr..
McGlynn, but a. the prmate IL Is his duty
TO prevent scandal in the church ami sug-
gest piaus for the Hmelioratiou OF any
troubles arising In ecclesiastical circles.