New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

cONsEcRArED IN WASHINGTON BY CAR
DINAL SATOLLI.
,vpurssfvE CEREMONIES IN ST. PATRIcKs
Observation-Disclosures IRELAND breaches
THE SERMON.

curRcn-ARcuBlsHoP IRELAND breaches
THE SERMON
fsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE!
washington. April Is-The Rev. Thomas O'Gor-
man professor Of church history at the Cathonc
University WIS consecrated Bishop OF Sioux Falis
TODAY in st. Patrick's Church. The conservation
NJ n Eshop of the Catholic Church has rot been OF
freouent occurrence in Washington. 1t Is twelve
years since the Rev. Father OSulhvan pastor vi
St Peters Church. Yves made Bshop OF Mop'e
To-day the place the presence OF the rope o'reo'
representative Cardinal sntolli, ana the chaia'ei
OF the man consecrated to the high ONCE. all gave
to the solemn spendor of the pageant a deep IN
terest. .:+
St. Patrck's Church. the scene OF the ceremony
Is a large new church, with beauiiui "otmc
interior The altar, which was used for the nrs'
time to-day is OF rare white marble ana aiapaS'e'
exclusively carved. having three tempe-liKe sp'rS
in open fretwork At 20 o'clock the PROCESSION en-
tsrad MASKING IN the main aisle. first the acolytes
IN scarIet cassocks and white SUPPLIES walking
ahead with cIa.ped hands. followed by the divinity
students Of the University. the Pausts Mar'sts
and HOLY Cross in black gowns and white sur
plices each with a rector bearing cross lhese
were followed by the local and visiting Clergy III
priesIv robes and faculty OF the University IN caps
and gowns and the bishops and arohD'shops !"
the rich vestments OF their ofhce fassihs i"'o
the sanctuary and side chapels they a"a'eh 'ne
officers NJ the mass Cardinal satolli. chief con-
secrator; the two assistants. Bishop Keane ana
RIshop Marty. and tho Bshop-elect. besides these
.bare uere DR. pumont president Of Divinity Hall
Catholic University the dcacons OF honor, Fatner
Smith and Father Carey; the subdeacoh fa'hef
O'Niell; the cnapains OF the Bishop-eiect Fa'he'
Mensong and Father Ryan: the chapiains OF bishop
Marty Father Keane and Father Krwin ana the
chap,alns OF Bishop Keane. Father Lctterman ana
.hola
members OF the Divinity College. and had been Dr
O.Corman's pupils for six years There were also
nresent Father MCGEE. assistant pastor OF 81
Patrick's director Of ceremonies. ana the second
,ss,.,on, pa-or Father Stafford. Altogether there
were $50 persons participating in the ceremony
The ceremonies lasted three hours and were fol-
lowed by n sermon BY Archbishop Irehnc The
Archbishop paid II high tribute to the Cardinal as
the representative Of the Pope saying: I'm him we
salute Leo. Of komo. In Leo we salute Peter.
HIS tribute to the new Bishop was one OF affection,
ate regard f3r an old REM ,1dna or the Church
After BRET reference to the power, ana ,rbb,shon
made his sermon one OF direct and indirect refer
to the question Of ChHFcp ana sds as1drsic
lDs strongly thar he the separation Of Church
and State Ills reference TO American institutions
Ion and 10 the ''ons nag FOR all the people OF
America would have been eheerca had ,s no' me
vented such demonstration a.,
Dr. oGorman Is native q bos'on MI, but It ~, his
SStes ard his entire life has been spent in the West
lie mas bee n connected with the Catholic University
sinc s, Sr,enhs and admirers in Washington. He f.
a man Of winning personality and imposing appear
anne A. Bishop OF Sioux Fans he succeeds ne
Pev Martin Marty who. on account Of HIS long ana
successful episcopate. has besn trah,ierten 70
6.C;orraan is the nne,y.nfh member II the present
Amer r Hierarchy. Of whom fourteen are Arch
bjsbops-Gracc Of 81 PAU, and salpoinie. Of
Santa Re $500. -, ..., h,,,... ..
the Catholic University. has acquired wide repnia-
icn,-.s ard Writings on innumberable knoty his
torical points have always challenged anmTauoh'
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND As ARBITRATOR
Washington. April is.--PresIdent Cleveland IL now
engaged In the arbitration OF the claim OF Iialy
against Colombia all the papers in the dispute hav-
ing finally bc.n presented In accordance with the
convention be- ween the disputants The case In
wolves damages amounting 20 nearly $1,000 on
accoun, OF the persecution OF Ernesto cerruti, n
wealthy merchant and Italian consular representa-
tive. during n revolution In Colombia about Ten
years age. The italian brief. which was delivered
to the President by Frederic II. Coudert and 3.
Nal,ct- Provost some tim, ago and to which Cal
deron Carlisle for the defence. has only recently
fled an elaborate technical reply. declares that
Cerruu had. during long residence In Colombia.
amasse1 n considerable fortune. establishing ono
OF the greatest mercantile ORGANIZATIONS III tnat
country and ne was accused OF violating neutrality
between contending parties In Che revolution OF
1885 and all his estates were confscated. After
yainy endeavoring secure reparation Italy broke
of diplomatic relations with the South American
state and sent a warship 20 rescue Cerruf and
his family from the country.
l. Through n protocol arranged By the Colombian
and Italian Ministers at Paris In 1888. Colombia
agreed to return all Cerrutrs property. and the
nues,ion OF his neutrality referred 20 the Gov
eminent OF Spain. which. In 1858. decided that
CerrntI had not violated neutrality. and had not
lost the rights and privileges OF neutral foreigner.
and was entitled Indemnity for the Injuries sis-
tanned For the mex. Ave years negotiations con
tinued between Italy and Colombia finally result
ing in the agreement OF August IL. 1894. 10 leave
the matter to the arbitral Decision OF President
Cleveland This agreement was reached only after
Cerrutl had declined Colombia's Offer TO settle for
10000 francs. gold.
n IL understood that OF the frat official duties
~ AssIsfant Secretary OF state Baldwin has been
10 study the enormous mass OF evidence and areu-
ment that has beer presented by the distinguished
counsel on both SIDES.
FOR PERMANENT ARBITRATION
Washington. April ia National conference 10
| dlecues methods Of securing a permanent system Of