Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - March 19, 1875, Titusville, Pennsylvania and to whom all business correspondence should be addressed Editorial should be ad dressed to H C BLOiS Editor Advertising rates famished on application by mail or at the counting room Job Printing executed with kad the by mail per 03 by Carrier per 2 CO Single cents of the Weekly Per annum 52 Origin oi Growth aad STope of the Office of The promotion of the Moet Eev John Mo Clookey Archbishop of Xew York to the rank sarv oi cardinal gave the Herald scope for a moit readable article 011 the to which he had been raised Archbishop was boru m Brooklyn N Y in 1810 He was ordained in 1834 in New York Ten years later be was made Bishop of and coadjutor of the Bishop of Albany m the establishment or Upon the death of Archbishop Hughes he was made Archbishop He is a toan ot great attainments splendid personal appearances and possesses grand executive The position of cardinal i Serald Vi is the highest ui the that of Pope who is elected by them alone cardinals torm what be called an ecclesiastical senate to assist aud advise the sovereign pontiff in the government ol the church and the constitution of this body was perfected until it was ultimately in its present form by Pope Sixtus V at the end or the sixteenth century An eminent authority says cardinals have the rank of princes in Rome and the highest honors are accorded to them The besides those worn by bishops which all car dinals even those not in sacred orders are entitled to use are a purple mantle a scarlet hat and a of sapphire set iu gold They are into cardinal bishops cardinal priests and cardinal the maximum number of these classes are respectfully sixy fifty and fourteen The first class when full of the bishops oi the six suffragan pees of the former States of the Porto Albano Sabina and Their title arose from the circumstances that were obliged to officiate ou certain days in the great basilicas of Home and were in into these functions The cardinal priests were originally the priests who presided over the clergy attached to the principal churches The cardinal deacons sprang from the resident deacons ot whom each one had charge over the poor in a certain district of the city in modern the cardinal are very frequently archbishops and bishops Each one however derives his title from a particular church and in that ehurch he has special jurisdiction The cardinal deacons may be priests deacons subdeacons or merely in minor orders cardinal whatever order he may have episcopal jurisdiction in his church gives benediction and issues Those who are priests can administer the orders of They take precedence of all priests even patriarchs and have a deciding voice in general councils The ap pointment of a cardinal rests exclusively with the Pope The number is never there are always some reserved hi petto to be announced when a death occurs or a suitable opportunity presents itself It is believed from an expression in the that St who was Pope from 133 to 142 A DT made a decree relative to the various orders and functions of clerics in which is discovered the origin of cardinals and general opinion however as signs the name and DIGNITY OF THE to a far more recent date though it is conceded that who a Pope was the first nx the titles of bishops which were afterward given exclu sively to cardinals It is universally allowed that tbe tide ot cardinals was officially granted in the reiga of St Pascal I who died after a violent sedition at Koine in 824 having been for eight vears The cardinals then however were few in number and the title was given to the principal minis ters in the Roman clergy Under Nicholas 1IJLT A D their whole to seven under John A J 1330 it had increased to twenty and at the time of the Council of Constance the number was thirty four This number was increased bv Leo X to by Paul m 1556 to and Sixtus Vr in 1587 decreed that as seventy was the number of the m Israel as vt D 499 to regulate the manner of pontifical elections in order to preclude tbe recurrence or the canvassing aud factions which had that accession He had opposed by Lawrence was also ed and the difficulty nad to be referred for settlement to the decision of King Theodoric av decision was that chas had been first elected and had received the greatest number of suffrages and was therefore to be recognized as Supreme Pontiff THE COLLEGE OF CARLES bad the election ot the Pope in their own bands trom the time of Nicholas IL until iu 119 Alexander lEL the terrible surrounding a election and reign convoked the eleventh or tae Lateran There were present 3CTbishops from all the provinces of the Catholic world with a number of abbots The of the church and the peace of were the two fundamental points to be settled and m to the former it was decreed chat the candidate for the papal throne in case tbe suffrages of the cardinals were not unani mous a twothirds vore should be declared elected a decree which still h PA FRIDAY MARCH 19 1875 WHOLE NO 3696 KARNS CITY TO MILLERSTOWN i Bradford Stage Line JACOB YOUNGS BOOK BINDERY Herald Building Titusville Pa All Kinds of Binding EST A Blank Books Invoice Books Paper Boxes etc MANUFACTURED TO Books Magazines Catalogues Legal Blanks Paper Files Periodicals Portfolios etc IX THE BEST A tow tfac Executive Once a An correspondent the San Francisco Alta gives the subjoined description of an encounter witb a bear in which new governor prominently Governor basT among his accom they are possessed we believe by no other governor in the United States He can lasso and get away with a wild bear and we saw him do it in May 1S52 on tbe ce los Osos Bear Ranche m San Louis Obispo thes the residence of Governor mother Away up in the mountains the wild outs the grizzlies take their of Gregory v IIy the bull was issued which the Col lege of Cardinals into existence as a in vested with the elective for the choice of a head of the church Since that time the cardinals alone elected the popes but previous to that the clergy general I v had a voice in the election During the pontificate of bt Symmachus 49S514 a council was con cbe of March I A LUC or a foot was seen in the earth close bv the dwelling by the governors mother iu a few and two or three others were in tbe saddle and off for the mountains When the tall wild oats half wav up the mountain were reached the party had noc ridden more than two minutes among the tall dry whisp when the horses suddenly started snorting and instantly a huge grizzly stood erect with a presence the dry wild oats He looked just lite a GIGANTIC with shaggy fur overcoat bis eyes g bis cruel teeth and red mou 1272 the x of were at a The antly conspicious Each man and horse for the instant seemed if while every nerve and every muscle and sense was at its utmost had looked upon the time Pacheco spurred forward swinging his lasso commenced sparring and few boxers can fend off as these creatures will But lasso shot out like an arrow and clasped about the huge when the horse who saw and was just as wideawake as sprang the way and the lasso fast to the ground when two other men quick as lightning had thrown their losses and caught the then another rider caught the loose forefoot acd the four horses took positions like cavalry animals train ed by some signal and march ea down the side two horses in the van and tbe rear dragging Ura Major aown the grassy descent the rear horses keep ing just enough to prevent the bear from getting any use of Ibis CLAWS has painted some of these California las soing scenes that have been as near justice to such exciting tableaux as could be done bv the painters art but nothing could portray the in tensity of excitement and action brought forth at such a moment Pacheco was at that time twentyone years old and the handsomest man we ever looked upon guess that panther in the wilderness was not more fair than hen he realized tbe sudden presence and stood erect in his account of Ta nis with Marilla Lewis minor rhi raised to the supreme X rules for the conclave he was not himself a cardinal These rules were strict as to the conclave and in 1276 Adrian V abro gated the bull of Gregory but Celestine V after the selection of six successive popes re wua Qe of versed the Gregonan la 157S cardi aaa were by Gregory XL to elct i his whi ha successor wherever ani whenever it miht upon lip oe convenient and oy a mere It be was tbe most asserted by that the In longer time than tt pontiff Pius DL has ail the be inst taken in he provision ibr suspending the operation of the fora the present in Rome whenever his demise occur to proceed at once to an HE 7 witb the glory of of forward a moment and he had C THZ BEAR Tne captors slowly took prisoner down to tae piece of tim ber 7av tbe gross the hiri fiet ro with a i the fore feet to a strong deep driven The t of the the 20rh of February I they ST I I hs be 4fh of of the h in an ay to a r The and their up close to the bear TO a him All cried our r Take ly to abont the atl we sax ir youd better teep Yes tf for it was generally surmised that i his only object had been to play a hoar on the master of the by getting him to heat and prepare his materials Orders were however given to make the neces sary arrangements and upon the stroke of eleven the man reappeared in an overcoat buttoned up to the chin He this time out to be Professor Schulz of He was then escorted to the all the guests him with great curiosity When everything was made for the operation the Professor Schulz produced an English sovereign a of an gold watch chain a of a j silver chain a small bar of iron and a few copper coins These were thrown into the Connects with every train onthe Parker Karns and at 13 oclock to a ruinate Cit at Kama city and conveys when the mass was in thorough fusion the Kers aud to Buena Vista and Professor cast lour medais each of the of u a piece As soon as they were ready for removal he wrapped them up verv carefully without having shown them to aud then made his bow The whole thing seemed very strange and when the man was gone the company began to speculate upon his odd be havior and to regret that he had riot been de and forced to give some fuller account of His unusual appearance too aroused suspicion for it was lie had never taken off bis which seemed abnormally bulky as with some hidden that threatened to drag all the buttons away from their moorings being now fairly aroused even him self was treated as an impostor and upon at the Observatory it was found 1 believe be actually twists but that he Las never uny of rrip across No Professor Schulz was traceable at the address given by toe who is set down us either a madman or an Upon the latter view his proceedings are not verv explicable It is supposed however tbat he really had a much larger quantity of gold and silver under various secreted about bis person but that tbe presence of so spec tators disconcerted him and presented him from carrying out his design of melt ing toe lot so as to destroy its identity It is thought thai be belong to a of thieves and publicity is given to the in order that if any of accomplices same game in other quarters they may meet with their deserts Be this as it mav tbe mysterious Professor with his pot md his medals is tbe hero of the hour in Berlin Since the above was written I hear that rue problematic Dr Schulz melted a gold ring with the other objects after having removed the stone irom the setting a circumstance cal to increase the general suspicion Ic is remembered that robberies on a large scale have been committed during the last eighteen months other places at the British and Spanish embassies and very lately uc the Royal Castle and it is conjectured that at tempts are now being luade to destroy the identity of some of the missing property On tbe other hand Dr Schulz produced the im pression of being a man of education He seemed to have traveled much in Africa and in various parts of Asia was 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