The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-09
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ST. AUGUsTINE'S LATEST sue
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Believer In Darwin's Kind of Evo'u'
tion, 10 in Possession of the Bright Par
ticular Plum of Anglican EcclesiasticIsn
-Rude and Profans Lips interrupt thu
Proceedings at :he Most Interesting Pas
sage-south African Troubies-Calcutts
and Bombay-GeneraI Foreign News
Canterbury, Eng, Jan. S.-The Ri
Hon. and Most Rev. Frederick Temple
D. D., was enthroned today at the cathe.
dral here as archbishop OF Canterbury
and primate of all England.
The approaches to the old edifice were
thronged and the old edifice was filed
with spectators soon after the doors
were opened.
The mandate for the enforcement was
presented by the vicar-general to- the
chapter of Canterbury, in the treasury
After this ceremony the chapter proceed
ed to the deanery and conducted tbs
archbishop to the great west door. The
procession was headed by the bedesmer
and the high seneschal, the municipal
representatives.
arcn bishop robes, the big long scarlei
train being borne by two boys. kings
scholars of the Cathedral school. They
wore. according to immemorial custom
SUPPLIES OF pure white linen, yellow
sandals and little purple caps.
The order of installation was read IN
Latin and the archbishop was conducted
to the marble chair, accompanied by the
archbishops Of Canterbury, the venera-
bic Benjamin F. Smith, NJ. A, and the
Rt. Rev. George r. Eden, D. D., attend
ed by the dean of Canterbury, the Rev.
F. w. Farrar, and the vice dean.
The marble chair, known as the patri-
archial throne, is said to have been used
by st. Augustine, and in it during many
centuries the archbishops of Canterbury
have been enthroned-
The new archbishop of Canterbury is
one of the most advanced liberals among
English churchmen. He is a prOfessed
advocate of Darwin's theory OF evolu-
ton, and. upon the occasion of his con-
firmation as archbishop of Canterbury in
the church of ST. Mary-le-Bone, London.
on December %, Rev. Mr.. Brownjohn
made an Intellectual protest against DR..
Temples confirmation on the ground of
the latter's belief in evolution.
The archbishop of Canterbury, who
was born in 1921, has been successfully
headmaster of Rugby, bishop of Exeter
and recently bishop OF London.
He took a double-first-class at Oxford
and married a daughter of the Ri Hon.
w. S. Lascelles.
Later in the afternoon the dean and
chapter entertained the new archbishop
of Canterbury and a numerous company
at luncheon in the library of the cathe-
dral The city was thronged with sight
Seers.
There was a dramatic incident as the
archbishop was traversing the nave at
the end of the procession. A voice shout
ed loudly: THE whole proceedings are
a fraud!'
The interruption came from an elderly
gentleman of clerical appearance. He
was speedily and forcibly elected amid
considera bic excitement.
The spectators at first thought that the
disturber was the Rev. Mr.. Brownjohn,
the clergyman who protested against the
of the archbishop in the
church of st. Mary-le-Bone, London, on
December %, claiming Intellectually that
the archbishop should not be confirmed,
as he was believer in Darwin's theory
Of evolution. But it developed that the
name of the interrupeer today is Green
wood and he is not a clergyman.
UGLY AFRICANS.
Capetown, Jan. S.-The news being re-
ceived from Bechuanaland is of the most
serious description. The magistrate
and settlers at Thurman have gone into
lager and 700 natives of that vicinity
are raidng farms, lifting cattle and COM
hitting other depredations.
Vrysburg, Bechuanaland, Jan. S.-The
rising of the Raltoros tribe on the Mas
honing river, which has resulted in the
murder of the trader Robinson, and the
taking prisoners of his wife and child is
believed to be more serious than the PAX
wani rising. the natives are securing
the country with red flags. and grave
fears are felt for the safety of the set
tiers.
RELIEF WORK FOR MILLIONS
Calcutta. Jan. SIT is officially an
nounced that $4,000 persons are now
engaged on the relief works and it IS
added that the number will probably
reach 1000, 900 during the coming week
4 public meeting has been called under
the presidency of the viceroy, the Earl of
Elgin, to consider state measures TO re-
ieve the famine sufferers. 1t is suggest
I'd that a fund be formed and subscrip-
ions invited from Great Britain, the
colonies and America.
BOMBAY'S PLAGUE EXODUS.
Bombay, Jan. S.-The Times of India
says that owing to the exodus on ac-
count Of the plague, the population of
Bombay has been reduced one-haf. The
weekly mortality is 200 per 900 and
more shops are closed than open in the
native quarter. The pice goods market
las Deen closed on account of the plague.
THE PRUSSIAN BUDGET.
Berlin, Jan. Sin the Prussian bud
yet for the coming year the revenues
md expenditures balance al 2,O46 O31, 3S5
marks. The extraordinary expenditures
Ire estimated at 90,176.3 56 marks and
ire covered by the ordinary receipts
Among the permanent increases in ex-
'enditrres are Is, 800. 900 marks addition
L pay for state Officials and 5,312, 900
marks for increasing the salaries OF
eachersN in elementary schools.
MAZHAR BEY'S TRIAL.
Constantinople, Jan. Sowing 10 the
efusal OF the Turkish authorities TO adj
nit the dragomans of the en1ba ssies 70
Re present al the trial of Mazhar Bey.
he French aud Italian ambassadors
las recalled their dragomans and have
strongly protested TO the court, demand
ng change of venue in the trial of
iaZhar Bey, VINO is accused of COM
,licity in the murder of Father Saliva
ors. an Italian priest. Who was killed
n the convent Of Jenidiokale, AZ Marash,
Il 1895, by Turkish troops, commanded
" the hey. The ambassadors insist