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CARDINAL RICHARD
VAcATES Residence
OCCASION is SCENE OF IMPOSING
DEMONSTRATION TO CATH.
oLIc PRELATE.
CARRIAGES DRAWN BY
YOUNG FRENCHMEN
Troops Crush Rome Riot but New
Manifestations Against Pope Are
Planned Vatican Guarded by
Troops.

Paris, Dec. 18-Cardinal Richard.
archbishop of Paris, Monday volun-
tarily vacated the Episcopal palace
and temporarily accepted the hos
pitality of Denys Cochin, the conserv-
alive deputy, at the latter's residence
in the Rue de Babylone. The de-
parture of the prelate was the occa-
sion for an imposing manifestation on
the part of the majority of the bish-
ops and priests of Paris. Many men,
bers of the nobility and about 5000
men, women and children. The gath
ering completely blocked the street
in front of the Episcopal palace, and
those present sang the Credo and 9TH
err articles as the cardinal was as
sisted into his carriage by the coad-
jutor bishop, Mgr. Annette, and his
two vicar generals. The crowd knelt
himself in the vehicle. The vener-
able prelate was much affected, then
arose and blessed the multitude.
Cheer for Pope and Cardinal.
A number of young Catholics there
upon approached the carriage, de-
tached the horses, and with difficulty
dragged it through the dense masses
of people lining the streets On all
sides were heard cries of Long live
Plus X.," and Long live the cardi-
nal" About three-quarters of an
hour were consumed in pulling the
carriage from the palace to the resi-
dence of M. Cochin, distance of
about one mile. Detachments of
mounted republican guards preceded
and followed the procession in order
to prevent any possible disorder, but
there was not the slightest attempt
on the part of the crowds to make
any counter manifestation.
The clerical crowd subsequently
followed Mgr. Annette to the church
of st. Francis Xavier, where the CO.
adjutor celebrated benediction serv-
ice at the end of which he thanked
those present for the sentiments they
had manifested and eXhorted them to
persevere in their attitude in de.
tense of the rights of the church.
Plan new manifestations.
Rome, Dec. 1S.-The extreme par
ties strongly protest against the re-
preston of Sundays popular demon
stration here in sympathy with
France, and are organizing new man
ifestations. The leaders urge their
adherents in the meanwhile to leave
their cards at the French embassy,
where they are piling up by the thou
sands.
When the first demonstration was
rounded by Italian cavalry. The
whole police force and the entire mil
itary garrison were placed under
arms
The streets and bridges leading to
the vatican were occupied by the
troops, and all traffic was stopped. A
strong force of troops was stationed
in Piazza Furnese, where the French
embassy is situated. Several rushes
were made by the crowds, and there
were shouts of Death to the priests!"
Down with the pope!" and Long
live France
The soldiers stood their ground
firmly, and none Of the crowd passed
them.
The government endeavored by all
means to prevent the demonstration
The stand that the government is tax
ing is that, although Italy is friendly
to France, she does not wish to take
sides in the dispute, especially when
her relations with the church are bet
ter now than they have been since
1870.