St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-15

hOpeleSsy insane is a great shock here
She was very popular in society, entertain
ing good deal and making her home OF
Capitol hill, overlooking the capitol grounds
a very popular one. Her insanity is said
to be the result of fall on ferry boat al
New York by which her spine was Injured
The sad news of her condition causes much
genuine regret here.
NOTES.
Secretary Whitney expects to be able ts
occupy the Frelinghuysen house by the goth
of the month. The improvements proposed
are nearly completed and the interior mas
undergone radical change. In the mean
time he is still occupying Mrs Snelling's
house on Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. j. Rollins Tilton. the artist, who has
been living in Rome for the past thirty
years, making only occasional visits to this
country. is now in the city fol short time.
He has brought with him many beautiful
paintings and sketches.
Ex-Secretary Lincoln's wife and son are
both now in bad health. They are in Chi
cago, but, should health permit, Mrs. Lin
coin and her eldest daughter will spend part
of the winter here with her father, ex-
Secretary Harlan.
Col. William l.. Trenholm, the new civil
service commissioner, is so years old. His
wife was Miss Kate Malbeth of Charleston.
S. G. They have an interesting family of
eight children, whom they will bring with
them to this city.
Senator Evarts has leased the Aulick
Palmer house. corner of Eighteenth and /
streets and will have with him, at various
times in the course of the season. his four
married daughters, all of whom now reside
in New York.
Miss Cleveland will return to Washing
ton after completing some literary work,
which she inaugurated this summer at Hol-
land Patent. Meanwhile Mrs. Hoyt will
continue to do the honors of the executive
mansion,
Medical Inspector Kindleberger, United
States navy. has rented his house to John
R. Mclean and gone with his family to
Europe. They will remain in Paris until
July next.
The engagement of Miss Kearnev, the
Youngest daughter of the late Gen. Phil
Kearney, is announced. the fortunate bride
groom elect being Lieut. Ridgeley Hunt of
the navy.
Harriet Lane johnson, who was mistress
of the White house under the last Demo-
cratic administration. has returned to her
home in Baltimore from her summer trips.
The president still has his sister. Mrs.
Hoyt. visiting at the White house. She is
likely to remain until nearly time for the
assembling of congress.
Postmaster General Villas has his young
est sister visiting him. also his brother and
wife. The party expect to spend the win
ter in Washington.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell will, it is re-
ported in London. return to England neZt
spring and remain during the summer and
autumn.
Gen. and Mrs. C. G. Augur will pass the
winter at the Gramercy, on Vermont ave-
nue., opposite the Arlington.
Admiral Porter has returned to the city
completely recovered from the effects of
his accident last spring.
Mr.. Gail Brown, the artist, has leased
Senator Thurman's house on Fourteenth
street for three years.
The secretary of state will bring out his
third daughter. Miss Florence Bayard. dur
ing the coming season.
Mrs. Gen. Custer is in the city for brief
visit. the guest OF Mrs. Walsh, on Farragut
square.
Miss Nogueiras, the daughter of the Port
uguese minister, has sailed for Europe.
Senator Logan and his wife are both at
their new home on Columbia heights.
Col. jerome Bonaparte and family have
returned to their home, on K street.
United States Treasurer Jordan has gone
to his home in New York.
Admiral Worden and his family have re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. George Bancroft recently celebrated
her SID birthday.