New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
PERSONAL.
John McCAFFERTY. Secretary.
For Cincinnati Press Er,rdets -, S.oon'

Bishop Fessler, who otiicated as Secretary
OF the Gcumenical Council. is dead.
Miss Mary c. Pike, daughter of the Hon.
James s. Pike Of Washington is one OF the editors
OF Woods Household Magazine, published at Sewburgh,
Ny
Prince William Frederick Henry Of the House
OF Nassau brother OF the King OF Holland IL dead He
was in his SD year, and viceAdmra in the Dutch
navy.
Sarah Winnemucca, Queen of the Piute
Indians. was recently married in Salt Lake City to
Young lieutenant OF the Regular Army TO show that she
has set her face against the white man
Thomas A. Scott of the Pennsylvania Cen
ra Railway, when asked few days ago II he would be
a candidate for the Presidency replied that the term
was too short but that it could be made 20 years, he
would take a lease OF II NJ once
Hldebrand, the notorious Western desper-
ado has not been slain 1t recently report
cd He has been killed half dozen times in many
does not appear 10 hart him much
DR.. Daniel E. Dodge, Superintendent of the
RngbamtOn Inebriate Asylum, sailed In the Russia last
Saturday for England, where he goes by Invitation TO
Law before a Committee OF the House OF Commons the
results experiments In this country Tor the cure OF
inebrety.
Edwin B. Haskell of The Boston Herald is
now en- route to California 20 spend the summer. The
Golden state has become very popular resort for per
sons seeking rest and recreation Mr. Haskell VIII De
aimed In ct Louis number OF Eastern and Western
journalists bent on the same mission
Arnold Martin, who recently died near San
Diego CAL though only 50 at the time Of his decease h
sad 20 have started his 2h not less than Is
different newspapers In NewEngland, the South. and
the North West. He successful III a single
enterprise but those to whom he sold out often made
money Bv an extraordinary degree Of rowing energy
he managed To keep very poor all bis life long
DIR. Thomas Vowler Short, who retired from
the bishoprc Of ST. Asaph, North Wales in 1870 died
RECENTLY in his SD year. He consecrated Bishop OF
sodor and Man in ls4l and translated 70 the See ~ ST.
sanh i'm ls46 Two later his vile died. ana during
h long residence OF "a in St. Asaph after her
deceose the venerable bishop every day storm or sun
shine regularly placed flowers and plants upon her
tomb near the door Of the Cathedral In an ction-
ate remembrance OF the wife ne loved so well, and
beside ghom it was his wish 10 be laid after death.
Mr.. Samuel Bamford died recently near
Manchester England at the ripe age OF 81 BIS career
was a remarkable He was SUCCESSFULLY weaver,
warehouseman. sailor, public secretary, bookseller.
newspaper correspondent, and Government clerk ana
was several times political prisoner. HIS TWO cnief
wnrxs Passages IN the Life OF Radical" ana Early
Days give detailed account OF his connection with
rho pOlitical in Lancashire when DrOught
him into notoriey. He Is frequently quoted DIV Miss
Martineau IN her " History OF England during the
Thirty Years Peace" authority WITH regard 10 the
events Immediately prior 10 the Manchester massacre
In August 1879 well 10 that dep0raDle event ITSELF
which epoch IN the history of the Govern
ment contest with radicalisin