The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-19

Archbishop Ireland has made the fol-
lowing appointments and changes in
this diocese:
Rev. P. R.. Cunningham, formerly assistant
at ST. Patrick's this city, to White Bear.
Rev. FIR. McEwan, formerly at White Bear,
Rev. Matthew o'Brien, formerly assistant
at st. Michaels at Saltwater. to st. Patricks
as assistant.
Rev. John NJ. solnce, of st. Michael's, to
take the parish of St Agnes. made vacant
by the promotion Of Rev. FIR. Trobec to the
blshopric of st. Cloud.
Rev. John Walsh, formerly secretary to
Bishop Ireland, goes to the university at
Washington, to take course of study.
Rev. John Brannon, recently of Rome, be-
comes assistant at the cathedral.
Rev. FIR. Woods, formerly assistant at the
cathedral, goes to Renville county.
Rev. Andrew Jeski, recently pastor of the
colored Catholic church in this city, has been
appointed to Waverly.
The conservation of Rev James Tro-
bee, pastor of ST. Agnes church, as
bishop of st. Cloud, will take place
Tuesday morning at the cathedral, the
services beginning at $50 o'clock. Con-
siderable interest is taken in this SOL
enln ceremony, and it is expected that
fully 1000 people will be present The
admission to the cathedral will be by
card, which can be obtained by apply
ing at the pastoral residence. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
The seminarians and clergy will move
from the school building, in rear of the
church, at 9 O'Clock, and meet the
archbishops, bishops, and assistant
clergy in front of the cathedral, COM
ing from the pastoral residence. The
procession will then proceed into the
church, up the middle aisle, to the
sanctuary.
Most Rev. John Ireland will be the
consecrator, and Archbishop Katzer,
o. Milwaukee, and Bishop Vertin, of
Marquette, Mich, the assistant conse-
orators.
The other clergy officiating at the
services will be assistant priest, Rev.
John Stariha; deacons of honor, Rev.
J. ]. LaWler and Rev. J. j. Keane, of
Minneapolis; deacon of the mass, Rev.
Smolien; subdeacon, Rev. Selickar;
archiepiscopal cross bearer Rev ]. T.
Harrison; notarius (who will read the
papal briefs in Latin and EnglishJ,
Rev. Patrick Danehy: chaplains to-
bishop-elect, Revs. Buh and Gregory;
chaplains to Archbishop Katzer, Revs.
Alfred and Wurst; chaplains to Bishop
Vertin, Revs. Solnce and Kastigar;
masters of ceremonies, Revs. Schaeffer,
Moynihan, Turner and Colbert
The reception committee of the cler-
gy to attend the visiting prelates will
be Revs. LaWler, Gibbons, CoSgrove
and Ogulin.
The distinguished prelates who will
likely be present besides those emu
merated are: Archbishop Reardon, of
San Francisco; Archbishop Hennessey,
Of Dubuque; Bishop Schwebach, of
Green Bay, Wis; Monsignor Nugent,
of Liverpool; Bishop O'Gorman, of
Sioux Falls; Bishop Cotter, of Winona;
Bishop Stanley, of Fargo, and Bishop
McGolrick, of Duluth
The sermon will be delivered by
Bishop Joseph Cotter, of Winona.
The ushers will be: r. D. O'Connell,
Terrence Naughton, Judge John w.
Willis, P. r. L. Hardenberg w. L.
Kelly Jr.. George Mitsch. Richard
O'Brien, Paul Kelly, and Messrs Me-
Mahon, Ernst, Ringwald, Barry and
Dougherty.
The music will be rendered by the
cathedral choir, under the direction Of
John F. Gehan; Mrs. F. L. Hoffman,
organist. Danz's orchestra will be in
attendance.