St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
several Days Will Be Spent in
st. Paul and This vi
entity.
PRESIDENT Hills Car rendered
for Use on the Westward
Trip.
Plans for an American Resi-
denee for the Papal Dele
cation.

NH. OdlUlll, Iuo 1JdlIdu dTCuDlSuOp
Ind papal ablegate, will be in st. Paul
within the next day or two. Heretofore
The expectation was that he would not
reach Minnesota on his Western tour
before June %, the day of st. Thomas
)eminarY commencement, but it trans
pires that he left Washington Friday,
Ind, allowing day for Chicago, he will
be here tomorrow or Tuesday. The
press reports last night carried the fol-
loving story from New York. in which
will be found some interesting state
pents and some others which might
come under the head of important If
true:
SatOIII on His Travels.
Mgr. SatolIi, the apostolic delegate,
and his party at the Catholic university,
left Washington Friday for the eX-
tended tour through the West which
has been arranged for him. The start
from Washington was made quietly,
and few knew of the delegates de-
parture. st. Paul will be the first OBJ
Iective point of the party. There the
ecclesiastical party will be met by Arch
bishop John Ireland, who will entertain
them as representative for sufficient
lime to permit the foreign visitors to
study the country and to inspect st.
Thomas seminary, which is under the
Iare of Archbishop Ireland.
When the little company resumes its
hour westward it will be installed in the
Bunptuous private car of James
]. Hill, the president of the Great
Northern railroad. which he has ten
lered for the use of tue travellers. Mr..
Hill and Archbishop Ireland will re-
main with Mgr. Satoli during the con-
tinuance of the trip. Although not
Roman Catholic, President Hill and the
archbishop of st. Paul are Oh the most
Intimate terms. 1t is said that Mr.. Hill
gave half million of dollars toward the
building of st. Thomas seminary.
To Visit National Park.
The next stop will be at Helena,
where few days will be passed. After
leaving Helena she Yellowstone Park
will be visited, AID every object of in
lerest will be shown to the delegate in
that picturesque tract.
Leaving Yellowstone behind, the
party will return. to Helena, proceeding
thence to Spokane. They will then
continue still further west, making
short stops at Seattle, Tacoma and
Puget sound. Thus far it has not been
determined whether they will visit the
eities of California, but it is probable
that the Journey will be extended
10. San Francisco. Unless the pro-
gramme is changed the Ital-
Ian archbishop and his friends
will not find their way east until the
middle of August. 1t is said to be with
In the range of possibility that Mgr.
Satolli may undertake all important
work while journeying at his leisure
from place to place in the West. This
work may be tile establishing of CathO-
JIG Italian colonies in SparSely settled
districts, after the manner of the Irish
colonies founded by Archbishop Ire
land, which have proved successful be-
Yond the expectation of their founder.
A Residence for the Legate.
There has been great deal of con-
lecture regarding the permanent loca-
lion of the papal delegation in Washing
ton. 1t is now authoritatively an
nounced that the archbiShopS of the
church in the United States have taken
the matter in hand, and a suitable
dwelling for the papal delegation will
be erected. AT the meeting of arch
bishops in Chicago, the details will be
decided. Said DIR. O'Gorman, profess
sor at the Catholic university: ut is
necessary to build house for Arch
bishop Satolli, as any private residence
that could be bought is wholly unsuited
to the needs of chose who will occupy
the papal legate's house. Houses in
tended for family use have not the ar
rangements for legation, which re-
CURES offices, etc.
Connected with the egation are vari-
Gus secretaries and suDordinates who
must be taken into consideration when
selecting dwelling. A number now
favor erecting the legation building on
the grounds OF the university, though
the exact site is yet undecided upon.
Bishop Ryan, of Buffalo, is treasurer
of the fund to build the papal legation
residence, ahd the circular he has sent
out is bringing satisfactory results. AT
present Archbishop Satolli and his two
bubordinates, Mgr. Sharretti and Rev.
DR.. Papi, occupy suite of rooms on the
second floor of the Divinity building.
Catholic university. The furniture and
furnishing are the plainest, and the
white walls are adorned by few mex
pensive pictures, representing various
touching and sweet scenes of the
SayiOr's life.