St. Paul daily globe., 1884-12-13


the Republican party. He shall be 4 decided
factor in directing who shall not be nOninSted il
ISss. ibis friends say he viii never himself
enter politics again
FKEDEEIcK W. WHITRIDGE. just married 10
the daughter OF Matthew Arnold al CObham,
England, is young lawyer Of New York, i.
light and tall with an on-gray Van Dyke beard
he has been . club msn, though by 10 means
golden youth" ard in politics be is on the
roll OF ooliege-bred mugwumps. The bride has
been described As '.yivaeiOus and good-looking
brunette"
MISS Macy CALDWELL. who has given $500. .OcC
towards the establishment Of National catholic
university, l. the daughter OF the late ". s.
Caldwell. OF New York. The parents OF Miss
Caldwell died few years ago. The Caldwell
villa at Newport i well known a. the abiding
place al that resort OF Cardinal MeCloskey and
other eminent Catholics
THE Philadelphia Tins has vigorous way OF
speaking OF things in that municipality. The
other day il said. it's poor man who can't afford
TO hold real estate in these tines II he walks
Philadelphia streets be gets il blown into his
eyes. and IL be drinks Philadelphia water he gets
= Town lOf or TWO IN Ms Stomach
YEsSoR completed his almanac for 1885, lit
tie while before his death. and it has jrst been
published a. Montreal The fall Of 1854 he pre-.
dicted woald be very open, with a mild, unsettled
winter, to follow with great falls OF rain and
snow. He also predicted al unusually green
Christmas and mild New Year.
IT l. moi frna that Rancrnft ha hfsforfon fu
to 60 TO Boston 10 spend the winter. The story
has been printed in number q papers. asked
him about il yesterday. "Pshawi'' said be
.'why TO- Lsplsud or Greenland! wou d a
soon 90 10 either as TO Boston to spend the
winter
MISS PNSEY, Of the Fortescue- -Garrnoyle suit.
insists upon spelling Forteseue ''Fortiscue," fol
It's curious what queer freaks actresses take
with their stage names. Her letters read 10
court, by the by show that she is young
woman Of intelligence, edu cation and refinement
Mrs. KATE CHASE (Spragae) has suddenly re-
tired from the Paris American colony, Of which
she was one OF the conspicaously brilliant mem.
bers, and has gone TO more economical house.
keeping at Fountainebleau to devote herself to
the education OF her children
UTICA Obserrer: Little William Malone. OF
Virginia, now occupies the chair in the Senate
left vacant by the death Of Anthony, Of Rhode
Island. He viii have to put several volumes OF
the Congressional Record under him 10 show uI
prominently on this tont seat
FLIGHTY Lady Florence Dixie has published
book Of ''Wsifs and Ssrays," which she de-
-
child, more Trustworthy author ties represent
ing that she was forty At least in that identical
year.
E. W. RYAN, a minister OF the gospel in De-
troit is the latest person TO take that we'll beaten
shortcut TO notoriety-the line Of abuse OF the
theaters. He says that ''dog fights and tragedy
should be elassed together"
GEN. ALBERT PIKE, though seventy-hve year
old, has just made an extended tour through
1exas and was everywhere heartily received
The old man still persists in always appearing in
Confederate gray.
THE family OF Robert G. Ingersou has returned
TO Washington. The Colonel is delighted with
ranch life in New Mexico aud will return to his
log house out there upon the 1st Of next April.
Z BosToS Transcript: Said one OF our city
clergymen on Sunday: IF architecture be fr o.
zen music there will be terrible noises when
some Of our New England churches thaw out. '
TIE Louisville Post describes q method OF
street cleaning in that town: AS we 20 to press
Mr.. P. Booker Reed Is quietly mopping up the
city with Mr.. :. Wheeler MCGEE.
CHICAGO NelCs: Secretary Chandler says there
are three good ships in the United States navy
There's the secretaryship. Where are the othel
twoi
WuIIANsPoRr Sun and Baa1sr. Cleveland Is