St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-19
IT SEEMS TO BE SETTLED
That the ALLOCATE Will Be
Made Cardinal, but Date
Is Not Fixed.
AS POPE'S REPRESENTATIVE
In America the New Cardinal
Will Hold an Important
Position.

ROME, Oct. S.-lnformation from
sources within the Vatican makes it
possible to give details concerning the
cardlnalate to be conferred on Mgr.
Satolii, and the retirement of Mgr. Sa-
TOLLS secretary, DIR. Papi, from the
Vatican staff in order to join the jesuit
order. There have been deuials of the
report OF FIR. Pap's move. but the
facts are now learned beyond any ques-
ton. About four months ago Father
Papi applied here for his eXeat. The
request was very broad, and contem-
plated a retirement from those official
connections with the taticau's foreign
service and the prospective honors it
had In store for him. 1t was made
known that he desired to retire from
the world and devote his life in the
Jesuit order to studying and teaching.
TO this end he applied TO the pro-
vlncial OF the Jesuit order at New
York for admission. and on the
granting of the eXeat here he
would have been transferred. The plans
were modified. however, by the prema-
ture reports of Father Papi's intention.
1t was felt also by those having Jesuit
Interests at heart that the accession of
Mgr. Satolli's secretary to the Jesuits
might arouse criticism or the ground
that the one best informed of the conf.
Dental transactions of the ALLOCATE had
Joined the order popularity supposed to
be opposed to Mgr. Satolli. While this
criticism would be groundless, it was
deemed advisable to avoid the possible
Cause of "Jesult trick" For this rea-
son it is believed the New York provin-
cial will advise Father Papi to wait q
year or two before taking his eXeat and
joining the order, by which time Father
Papi's confidential relations with Mgr.
Satoll will have terminated.
Concerning the Candlnalate
to be conferred ON Archbishop Satolli
there appears to be no ground for the
reports that notice of the appointment
has been forwarded to the ALLOCATE.
The consistory of cardinals does not
meet until next month, so that the
actual determination OH his appoint
ment will rot be made until them, Yet
in the meantime there are seven names
under consideration, from which num-.
Der it Is considered certain that: five
cardinals will be named. Mgr. SatoEi
is among the five. There are no, fur
Their American names among those uI-.
der consideration. 1t is expected; that
the comforting of the red hat on, Mgr.
Satolii will be celebrated at Cardinal
Gibbons church in Baltimore, and that
several noblemen of high rank and dis
tinguished prelates will go from here
as the personal representatives of the
pope.
There is doubt as yet as to whether
Mgr. Satolli's cardinalate will carry
jurisdiction over a diocese OF will be
purely honorary. Cardinal Gibbons is
also archbishop of the Baltimore diocese
including Virginia, Maryland and Dis
trict of Columbia, which makes him a
powerful as well as an honorary prelate.
Whether diocese will be created for
the new cardinal is still undetermined.
1t is probable, however, that this juris-
dictiOn over questions between bishops
and priests and other church conflicts
will be regarded as equivalent to a
diocese. All OF the papers in these
trials are in Latin, and as Mgr. Satolli is
perfect Latin scholar, as we'll as a
master of canon law, he is considered
better qualified for the work than for
supervision over the active labors of
diocese. Inc title is likely, therefore,
to be honorary without the the supple
mentary power of an archbishop. Yet.
as the personal representative of the
pope in America, the new cardinal will
occupy station higher than that which
the powers of archbishop could bring to
him.