St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-17
HENNESSEY HONORED.
SACRED INSIGNIA PLACED UP0N THE
ARCHBISHOP
wIEEE GREATEST soLEMNITY

Procession tn ST. RaphaeI's Ca
thedrai-Gaiaxy of Great Men
surround Cardinal Gibbons
Banquet at Mount st. Joseph's
College = Pon;:fical Ecspers
Held in the Evening.
DUBUQUE. Sept. 16.-After many
weeks UI preparation The investure of
Archbishop Henne>sey is complete, and
The sacred Insignia SD carefully brought
from Rome was with much form and
most impressive solemnity placed upon
HIM today by the highest repr, rntalive
OF the mOtte: church in America.
Early this morning the chimes of st.
Mary's and the less melOdious bells of
the cathedral called the, faithful TO
their devOti0nS In each church the
l0tal priest was assisted by some visit
ing prelate or priests, calling nut I'M
snrnSe cUngreg atoms. The whole city
seemed asLir, and despite the tact that
the ceremonies were of the most solemn
description, the city assumed a holiday
attire.
ST. Raphaeps cathedral, where the
ceremonies were held, is "A large stone
structure. pictures CURLY situated in the
shadow of al Overnanging bluff. Not a
tenth of these DESTROYS OF witnessing
The ceremonies could fnd room To enter.
Even many WHO heid cards of admis-
sion from the committee were Obliged
to turn awav. and WHEN the procession
was formed, headed by Cardinal Glib
bnnS and Mgr. Satolli. It was difficult to
make way for them to the portals of
TIE SANCTUARY.
As the procession marched up the
great central aisle the choir sang "Ecce
Sacerdns," led by Mrs. Standardization
and MeSsr$. Langlois and Dassn. of
Chicago. These were assisted by the
organ and large orchestra. When the
chancel was reached the "Halletujah
Chorus" wes sung by the choir.
Seated ON the throne, conspicuous by
the color III his official robes. Cardinal
Gibh0ns was surrounded by a galaxy of
great men such as arr seldom brought
together. There were hesies Algr.
Satnlli, His Grace Most Rev. }. Z. Ryan.
archbishop of Philadelphia; His Grace
Most Rev. p. A. Fephan, archbishop of
Chicago; His Grace Most Rev. John
Ireland, archbishop of st. Paul: His
Grace Most Rev. Patrick Riordan,
"""Ihi-hOp nf San Francisco: HIS Grace
M 'Si Rev. n. A. Corrisan; archbishop
y, New York; His Grace Most
Milwaukee,: His Grare Most Rev.
Henry Elder. archbishop of Gin
cmnati; His Grace Most Rev. +. x. Cha
pelle, cJau ulUr archbishop of Santa Fr;
HIS Grace Most Rev. j. j. Kahn, cnad-
juror archbishop of ST. Louis; Ills Grace
Mgr. Redwood. archbishop uf yelling
ton, New Zraland; Rt. Rev. S. Il. Ryan.
bishop ot Buffalo,; RI. Rev. Stephen
Marti. bishop of Sioux Falls; RI. Rev.
Silas ). Ch0tard, BISHOP OF Vim
cennPs; TT. Rev. Henry CosgInve.
Mgr. Znininger, Milwaukee,; TT. Rev.
l.. Seaman, bishop Ot Salt-Lake: RI.
Rev. p. Scanpeli. bishop of Omaha;
RI. Rev. NJ. j. Burke. bishop of 81. Jo-
seph, Mo-; Rt. Rrv. Thomas Mciovern.
Bishop of harrisburg, Pa: ri. Rev.
Mgr. Ol1ara. bishop of Scranton, Pa;
RI, Rev. John }. Keane, Catholic uni
vrrSty, Washlngton; Rt. Rev. L. Me-
Dunntll. bsnnp of Br0oKlyn; 1t. Rev.
Francis Ludden, bishop of Syracuse;
Rt. Rev. lgmatlus Hnrtsman, blshop
Of cleveland; Rt. Rev.. }. Schwe-
bach, bishop of La Crnsse; Rt.
City: Ri. Rev. A. j. GIocieaun, bishop
of Idaho; Rt Rev. III. A. Gallagher,
bishop of Galveston. lex; Rt. Rev.
John j. HennrSSy. bishop uf Wichita;
RI. Rev. j. Moore. bishop of Augustine,
Fla; RI. Rev. L. Hesi.m, blshop nf
Natchez; Rt. Rev. j. McGolrlck, bishop
OF Duluth; Rt. CIV. Ii. C"tter, bishop
of WInona, Mimi: Rt. Rev. Mgr. Nu-
gent, London, Eng: RI. Rev. Mgr.
Gadd. Manchester, Eng; Ri. Rev. Mgr.
Farley, New York; Very Rev. James
Ireland.
POmD there surely was not in the pro-
ceedIngs, which were marked with ex-
prrSSl,e simplicity and beauty. Such
celebration of pOnlifical mass has never
been witnessed here. The vestments
were rich. the Music sublime, the mag
nrtIc personality of SatUllI. who was
the celeurant, was infused INTO his
work. and the sermon OF Archbishop
Ryan was a masterpiece of pulpit
oratory.
AFTER THE MASS
the ceremonies Ot inves.lture took
place. There were the investment. The
oath, the prayers, the cOnsecratIOn and
b..ned,ctiun. IN which Cardinal Gibbons
tuuk prominent part. The ceremonies
we're carried out 10 the fullness of every
detail and were strlklngly solemn and
impressive. During tie ceremonies the
following musical programme was
rendered:
Gounods (st. Cecilia) Messe Soienelle-
Sololsls, Mrs. Standardization, MeSsrs.
DasSu, LangIols and choir.
"Nenl Creator .ClrllllO
solo, NJ. Dasso and quartette
Mrs RJmeldl- Pattisou.
Langlols and Dasso.
MRS. Komedi-Paltison, Messrs. Dasso, Lang
lois and choir.
Mrs. Romeidi: Pattison. Mcssrs. LangIols.
Dasso and choir.
In the afternoon the visiting prelates
and prominent persondges to the num-
Der of 400 were banqurted at Mt. st.
Juseph's college. The after-diDner pro-
gramme was:
Address of the priests of the arch
diocese of Dubuque to the archbishop
of Dubuque, by Father b. E. Lineban,
of Boone.
Uul guest. James Cardinal Gibbons;
responded to by priest of the diocese,
Our Holy Father, LeoXIII. ;respo nded
to by Mgr. Satolli in Latin.
The Hierarchy of the United States:
responded to by Archbishop Ireland, of
st. Paul.
Church and Country; responded to by
Archbishop Corrigan, of New York.
Impromptu addresses were made by
others.
During the banquet a magnificent
professional cross in gold was presented
to Archbishop Hennessey by the priests
of the diocese.
This evening solemn pontifcal yes
DerS were held at which the visiting
clergy were present and assisted.