New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
PERSONAL.

Monslgnor Galimberti, Papal Nuncio at Jenna. whs
has Just been made Cardinal has long ben regarded
as representing Leos policy Of Cancellation toward tho
Quirinal, and hence has been hated by he irrecou.
cilables. While In Rome he founded a PIPER Of bis
own, and also looked after Papal interess with the
press In general Being brought thus in ontact with
the Pontifr almost daily, he showed how useful he
might become to the Holy Father; and n time he
@ai ,Ie all the functions Of his spere caynsi
Jacobni, except that OF signing papers Secretary
Of State.
Chairman Harrity, Of the Democratic Naonal Com.
mittee has returned to work at his DISK In the
Equitable Trust Company's offices In Philadelphia A
complimentary dinner is to be given him next weex
saturday by sixty subscribers In the City Brotherly
Love.
Mascagni's success as a composer recognized In
Rome two OF three weeks ago by a banquet arranged
for by foreign as we'll as Italian artists. The hero
Of the occasion was persuaded into performing few
selections from his new opera on the piano. Sonzogno,
publisher Of Mascagnps works teegraphed firm Milan
Carte blanche for champagne and cigars, md send
the bill to me.'
A lively contest is in progress over the residency
Of the Union LeagIe Club In Philadelphia. My two
candidates are in the feld-John II. Kitchener I'd John
Russell Young. The Times OF that city srs: 1t
seems to be rapidly shaping into a struggle ,etween
the old and rather exclusive element OF the .eague,
headed by ex-NIayor Filter and General wagnr, who
are pushing Mr.. Mlchcner and the younger an more
progressive element that is rallyng 70 the support Of
Mr. Young. Mr.. Kitchener Is very reputable Dsiness
man. who has beer connected with the Leaguesince
1855 and Mr.. Young who, however honored III 1ornal
ism In New York or Europe, and as one OIL them0st
reputable Of foreign Ministers In emma, ne al
w;lys maintained his allegiance 70 Phlladelpnla, ana
has been one Of the directors Of the League for )me
years past.'
The Rev. Thomas X. Beecher Of Elmira, has heaed
a movement among the clergymen of that cityto
protest against Sunday funerals, the two grours
that the associations Of the day suggest resurTecto
not interment, and that undue labor should also
avoided as far as possible on the Lords day.
The disappearance Of Prince Kail Of Bavaria, az
cordng to dispatches from Munich. caused great ex
element In the Bavaran capital and among members
OF the royal family. His father, Prince Ludwig the
eldest son OF the Prince Regent, ordered diligent
search to be made for the missing Prince In the
Bavarian mountains, where it was believed he might
be found II proved, however that he had eloped
with ballet dancer, mOrganatc marriage with whom
he had been wishing 70 contract. But the keeent
dlsapprOved OF the alliance and Prince Kan accoumsy
fed With her TO n remote place In the Alps. Ihey
were discovered there after short time and orought
back TO Munich The Prince is the fourth OF The
children OF the future King and Queen OK BAVARIA.
He was born In 1874, and Is attached rs lieutenant 70
the I'd Regiment OF Infantry. The young nan mas
given evidence OF eccentrcity and IL was reared nat
he might be- "A victim 10 insanity, like so many otnei
members of his family.