St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05
cred, he was taken to the station house and


then released.
The announcement of the departure of
ex-senator COnkling for Europe, with the
postscript that he expected to spend much
of his time while abroad at Baden, causes
flutter among the goSsipS here, for il is re-
membered that about the last heard of the
talented Kate Chase, located her in the
vincinity of this charming resort. But then,
Baden is long way off, and il may be that
Mr.. Conkling will change his mind and not
go there. Then. too, it is understood that
the servants there are better trained there
than in this country, so there probably will
be
NO TELL-TALE THREADS
scattered upon floors to be swept from one
room 10 another by msuspecGing skirts, as
the g0SsipS say has happened in the vicinity
OF the capital city of the United States.
Wednesday continues to be busy day
with Mis- Cleveland. her parlors being
crowded in the afternoon. Miss Cleveland
is great favOrite with all who meet her,
and her popularity increases weekly.
These receptions, although by card, are not
full dress, but the majority OF the ladies
were i'm walking suits. The ushers were
kept busy in presenting cards 10 the ladies
of the White house, and these were the
only announcements made. Visitors were
received in the red parlor. Miss Cleveland
remained standing i'm the center OF the room
while entertaining her friends. Although
il was understood that these receptions
were To be in the nature of friendly calls, a
nuicber of strangers visiting in the city
We're presented to the presidents sister and
her guests.
NOTES.
Gen. John Newton, United States army,
returned to Washington last week from a
visit TO his home in New York. Gen. New
ton is accompanied by his little daughter,
Mary. who, some years since, when the
rocks at Hell Gate were blasted, was the
one 10 touch the electric battery igniting
the fuse.
Formal announcement is made of the en-
| gagement of Chaplain Richard Hayward,
| United States navy, TO Miss Lily Otis OF
Chicago. The marriage will take place on
the 9TH of October, and Immediately after
they viii go to Mare Island, Cal, where
Chaplain Hayward is stationed.
Senior Valera, whose family is in Madrid,
met with painful bereavement this week
| in the death of his oldest son, who died after
two days illness, aged Il years. His sur
viving children are daughter and son.
Prof. Neweomb of the naval observatory
will sail for Europe on the Germania, early
in July, TO join his family, who are now in
/ BRUSSELS and have been abroad for three
years.
Mrs. ii. NJ. Hutchinson and daughter,
Mrs. Ball, left town recently for their pic
turesque home at ''Sitlla," Montgomery
county, Nd, where they will pass the heated
term.
| Marquis de CaStlefuerte, who represented
| his government as minister here some years
ago, is in the city. The marquis will re-
rum to Spain next month.
Countess EsterhaZy will spend the sum-
mer nj New London. Conn. Miss Kate
Myer Will accompany her to this pleasant
resort
Mrs. Phelps, wife of our minister to
! Great BRITAIN, has daZZled the court OF
ST. James with her beauty, grace and dia-
monds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean will leave
heir cottage at Long Branch. in the first
week in August for one at Saratoga.
Rear Admiral c. p. X. Rodgers and fam
lily will spend the latter part of the summer
at CObourg.
Miss Theresa Blackburn is in Washing
ton visiting the family OF Capt. NJ. SEQ tt,
| L. 5. \.
Justice Harlan and family left the city
recently for Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Robeso has gone to Rye Beach, a:
usual, for the summer.
Senator and Mrs. John a. Logan are in
Portland, Ne.
Hon. Samuel Randall will summer a
Cape May.
Morning calls are at present the order OF
the day.