The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-19
THE NEW CARDINAL.
Nor. SatOlli Soon to Receive
the Red Hat.
o CHANGE IN HIS DUTIES.
q the Pepe's Representative and the
highest Authority In Amsrtea He
Will Bear the Proper Title.

poxy. Oct. ;s.--Infornsation from the
rsf.czn upakes i possible TO give details
.sout TIE cardinagate 20 be given Mgr.
sss1..s and the retirement OF Mgr. satosi.'s
s~sretarv, Father Papi. from the Vatican
80 in order to Join the Jesus order.
<sere have been denials Of the report of
f.sher Papi's move. bat the facts are now
FAMED beyond question. -Four months
90 Father Papi applied here for his exeat.
re request was very broad. and conten-
rsstss retirement from official connec-
says 9Th the Vatican foreign service and
~ prospective Eonors IL had In store for
tsm. Il vas made known that he desired
e retire from the world and devote his life
4 tas Jesuit order 70 study and teaching.
"a This end he applied TO the provincial
4 the Jesuits' order at New York for
xssissioH, and on the granting OF his
exest here he would have bees tranferred.
fss plans were modified. however. by the
srsmature reports of Father Papi's inten-
ia II was felt also. by those having the
1fsait Interests at heart, that the accession
Il Mgr. satoili's secretary 20 the Jesuits
might arouse criticism, on the ground that
ae enc best informed OF the confidential
Transactions of the ablegsts had Joined an
slsr popularity supposed TO be opposed to
rH satoli. While this criticism would
hxrogndless. ii was deemed advisable to
rod the possible cause OF "Jesuis
tiek." For this reason, IL is believed, tie
xsw York provincial will advise Father
fspi TO wait a year or two before taking
ts exeat and joining the order. by which
tine Father Papi's conhdentional relations
Nth Mgr. satolli will have terminated.
Concerning the cardinalate TO be con-
isrred on Mgr. SatoIli. there appears no
usund for ,he reports that notice of the
Impairment had been forwarded To the
sbl<Txte. The consistory of cardinals,
shich advises with the pope in the crea-
ton OF cardinals, does not meet until next
month, so the actual determination Of
bic appointment will not be made until
saen. in the meantime there are seven
sames under consideration, from which
nun.bcr IL is considered certain that the
rudinals viii be named. Mgr. satolli
among the seven. There are no further
American names among those under con-
liberation. 1t is said the comforting OF the
rod hat on Mgr SatoIit will be celebrated
u Cardinal Gibbons church in Baltimore,
and tha, several noblemen OF high rank
and distinguished prelates will go from
here as the personal representatives of the
pope.
There Ia doubt vet as to whether Mgr.
estolil's cardinalate will carry jurisdiction
over diocese, or will be purely honorary.
Cardinal Gibbons Is also archbishop Of the
Baltimore diocese, including Virginia,
Maryland aud the District of Columbia.
which makes him prominent as we'll as
an honorary prelate. Whether a diocese
will be created for the new cardinal is still
undermined, but IL is probable that his
iarsdiction over questions between bishops
sad priests and other church conflicts will
b regarded as equivalent to diocese All
Of the papers in these trials are in Latin,
sad as Mgr. satoiii is a perfect Latin
eholar, as well as a master of common
ks, he is considered better qualified for
the work than for supervision over the
astive labors of diocese. The title Is
likely, therefore, to be honorary. without
ihe supplementary power Of an arch
bishop. Yet. rs the personal representa-
tive of the pope in America, the new csrdi-
M. viii occupy u station higher than that
which the powers of an archbishop could
bring 10 him.
MasHlSGroS CRY, Oct. Is.-The re-
nswed reports that Mgr. satoili is about 10
be created cardinal are not doubted
here, although the Catholic dlgnitaries
cannot verify the statement that official
notice has been received that the ceremony
wiil occur in two or three weeks. Mgr.
sasolil is absent IN Canada, but his assist
ant, NJ. Sbaretti. said no notice had been
received, 90 lar as he knew. Such COM
mgnieations will 90 10 Mgr. Sato.li, how
ssr. The ALLOCATE. IL was added. had not
made known any such facts to his house
bod.
When Bishop keane. rector of the
Catholic university. recently returned
from Rome, he gave the Associated Press
81 interview based on his talk With the
pope, in which Bishop keane stated that
Tie pope's eneyelieal next month would
sissate the American aolegate's house
Aeld, and that Mgr. Satoiii would be made
cardinal in the course of time. The
present report appears to be IN line with
Ashop keane's semi-olEieisi statement
The bishop was not at the university to-
day, but the vice rector, Rev. DR.. Car
Flgza, said that nothing Was known fur
tier than has already been stated by
Bishop kesne.