New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
PERSONAL.

Senator Don Cameron is better. and has left the
White Sulphur Springs for home, where his wife
| Is III.
| Senator iIilPs smelling works at Denver are said
to have disposed Of nearly two million tons Of gold
| and silver ores last year.
Senator Conkling is going demonstrating for
| week two of warm weather. and will then enter
| on active campaign Work.
Miss Rogers, daughter of the sculptor Randolph
Rogers has just been married at Rome 70 Signor
Pho Santinl, a handsome young Italian gentleman.
The bride of Professor Willard Fiske is said to be
worth four or FIVE million dollars. Her father John
McGraw of Ithaca, the partner Of Dir. IL. w.
Sage IN the Michigan lumber mills.
DR.. w. H. Claiming does not admire Mr.. w. II.
Malock. Hc said at the Concord School the other
evening that he hoped of bis hearers had read
the book, " Is Life Worth Liylngp
Mr.. Talmage IS going TO visit Leadville Denver
and Sau Francisco, and will return 10 his work
about September l. He is quoted by The CLeretasd
LeddeY as saying that he doesn't remember another
time when any nation was more prosperous than we
are now.
The names of Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston,
Bishop Loughlin, of Brooklyn, and Bishop CORR
gan. of Newark. N. j., have been submitted TO the
Pope BY tie other X. e. bishops for the selection Of
a coadjutor to Cardinal McCloskey, their prefer
ences beng in the order given above The coadju-
tor will relieve the cardinal Of many Of his episc0
pal duties. and VIII have the right of to
the archbisbODric. The rank of cardinal, however
is personal dignity not attached @ the See. Bishop
Lynch, who stands first on the list Is considered
one OF the abest of the American bishops.
Senator Bruce writes 10 Messrs. Benjamin IT,
Brewster aud Emory A. StOrrs that he has no doubt
of Cadet WhlttakeFs innocence. The Senator adds:
HIS position in this critical period OF his life -
full of difficulty and embarrassment. and your
kindly prefer, under the circumstances, Of profess
siOnal services, is in the interest of both justice
and humanity, and is as creditable TO you 3s u is
grateful and gratifying to the of which Mr.
Whitaker is an important representative. / thank
yOu for him and for his race. The disabilities under
which the coored people enter upon their uOvltato
as American citizens are necessarily numerous and
grave. aud they are aggravated by the unreasOning
prejudice thai generations OF serYiudc have bred.
That gentlemen Of distinction and great public
worth should. at this junciuTe and in this emer-
gency, come to the front as the defenders of tn5
unfortunate yoHth, is event that argues not only
creditably for the sense of justice of the American
people but also hopefully for the success OF the
people In whom this generous and honorable in-
teIest is cXhiblted.p
WAsHNGToN. July 16.-General and Mrs. Grant
have accepted an invitation to VISIT General and
Mrs. Garfield at Mentor, Ohio. immediately after
their return from the West
NEWPORT, RI July 1G.-Prince Leopold has been
obliged to cancel all his Newport engagements
owing to a slight injury 20 his ankle received while
Secretary Sherman left here in
the cutter Grant at 10 O'clock TINS morning, bound
west.