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1 Dublin Ur«Uad> Bpuclai TW solemn cocsecmUon aad reopsoot 8t. Patrick’* cathedral at Armagh, Che prim a uni *ee oT Ireland, will take place on Sunday, July S4, and promlae* lo %* the most important happening ot the Homan Catholic church In Ireland that has taken place In many years. Cardinal Lotus, who will on that same day celsbrate the twenty-fifth anatoersar? ot his consecration as bishop rfttaphoe. will officiate at the ceremony peeper, while the archbishop ot Dublin. Mgr. Walsh, will pontificate at the high mama, and Archbishop Healy. ot T^em, .will preach the consecration sermoo. Among the prelate* who will asMet In the sanctuary will be Cardinal V. ▼emulelU. who will come especially fines Rome to represent the pope; Archbishop Bourne, ot Westminster, end the Mshopt ot Liverpool, Birmingham. Portsmouth and Aberdeen, together with hundreds ot clergymen from even pert ot the world, the United States, Oeasda and Australia furnishing a very Urge eomber. The duke and duchess of Norfolk and esrsral Catholic members ot the British aristocracy have alee promised to attaed the ceremony , which elll surpass la splendor anything of the kind seen before in Ireland. The New York World says that 60 yean have passed since the /oondetions of the cathedral were laid In 1840, by Dr. CroIIy. then archbishop. Under bis seecesdor. Dr. Dixon, the work was contoured. and a great bazar given In 1865 cleared more than 885,000, and enabled the church authorities to place a roof oe the bulldlr.g. under the supervision of a young Dublin architect named McCarthy. Mr. Duff, the original archltaet. baring died. Archbishop McGetdgaa continued the work, until la Augart. 1873, he was able solemnly to dedicate the new temple. More than 100,0M persons attended this ceremony, and SI prelate*, headed by the late Cardinal Cullen, were present In the sanchlle the preacher for the oc-

eat eamiftlstrator, that much of the money was raised. For four years the work ot completing and decorating the Interior has been la progress under the supervision tad la awordsaeawlth the plans of the most emlnsnt architects ot Ireland. The moat skilled artists have been employed la the work with such sucoess that tbs perfection of the altars, ales, screens, pulpit and organ has evoked tbs admiration of even ths most critical visitors. Ths total cost of the bonding Is placed at £100.000, or *8,600.000, which have been collected ell over

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SMOOT REFUSED TO ANSWER. Seaator Aboolately DecllaeA to Testify so to KwAovraaoat Ceremonies. WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—The senate Investigation Into the protests against Senator Reed Smoot will probably be closed today. The cross examination ‘of the respondent terminated earlier than expected, and several other witnesses for the defense were ex-

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CARDINAL MICHAEL LOGUE. lAsckbishop of Armagh and Catholic Primate of Ireland.) carta* was ths celebrated Dominican oretpr, ‘Father Thomas Burke, famous lor his lectursa’and sermons all over the world. After the death of Dr McGettlgan, In 1B7, Mgr. Logos, who had been coadjutor a few months previously, succeeded him and set to work to pay oft the heavy debt left by his predecessor and finish the building, whose interior decesations were of such flimsy character that be ordered them entirely .renewed, importing the best scchrt)|fi|tftfiil art wsrks from Italy and France. In 1883 Be was made a cardinal by the late papa, end this additional dignity enabled him to raise successfully the large sum needed for ths work. U was not, however, till the close ot the year 1889 that hla eminence, judging the time ripe for further efforts, lasaed a pastoral letter on the "nattonai cathedral.” addressed to ell the chercbes in Ireland, and was enabled to efiart the famous and popular National Chthedral bazar, which lasted -two veer*, end which raised Immense soma 1 the work of finishing the build-

in 1881 the cathedral was closed to worshipers end the decoration of the latortor wee pushed rapidly along &£(U tte present time, when it was decided fie proceed to the solemn consecration of (ho bonding on the very day on which si sen id the silver jubilee of the carrtmal primate’s episcopal consecration. At first ths clergy nnd laity of the arrhAlnmee Intended to celebrate the Bfirtee by cflering a lugs sum of money to their beloved prelate, but hie

wne still iA.deht, so It was resolved to mdsA the required sum of more that. 818 jm aad remov e the lest impediment k wee p.-laclpally through the aatl* ~ i ef Rev. Me Quinn, nam . and ot Us«ueQMQavap*: ' '

The crone examination of Senator Smoot resulted In an absolute refusal to testify In regard to the endowment ceremonies. He also asserted that It was not bis business to call to account President Smith of the Mormon church because Mr. Smith bad admitted to the committee that he wee living In violation of the laws of the land. Three other witnesses refused to divulge the character of the endowment ceremo-

Suteldc Cease* Run oa Beak. COLUMBUS, O, Jan. 24.—As the result of a ran by depositors following the suicide of Cashier Charles Houseman, who shot himself, the East End Havings bank has been closed by Us directors and placed in the hapds of a receiver, W. H. English, who gave a bond for 840,000. The news of Houseman’s suicide caused a panic among the depositors of the bank, who are mostly residents of the east aide, and the crowd which struggled around the doers of the bank seeking to withdraw deposits became so large that the police were celled to preserve order.

WASHINGTON, Jen. 24.—The secretary of state has instructed Consul General Mason, at Berlin, to fore to the United State* the remains ot Crowley of Hastings. Neb., who

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