Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-03
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THE HONEYMOON ON TIE MOUNTAINS
The President and His Bride at Deer Park
WANING CHANCES OF HOMERULE
English Criticism Of Blaine'S Speech.
INDlCTlNG MILWAUKEE BOYcoTTERS.
An Extensive Lockout Likely in St. Louis.
IN THEIR COTTAGE AT DEER PARK.
The President and His Bride Arrive
Safely 1t their Destination.
THE HONEYMOON ON TIE MOUNTAINS
The President and His Bride at Deer Park
WANINGCHANCES OF HOMERULE
English Criticism of Blaine'S Speech.
lNDlcTINe MILWAUKEE eoYcoTTeRs.
An Extensive Lockout Likely in St. Louis.
IN THEIR COTTAGE AT DEER PARK.
The President and His Bride Arrive
Safely 1t their Destination.

THEY REACH DEER PARK AT 4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
IN RAIN SToRM-A DESCRIPTION OF THE
COTTAGE, WHICH Is GUARDED BY OFFICERS
AND NO ONE ALLOWED TO APPRoACH-THE
PRESIDENT NOT AslIR AT A LATE HOUR.
Special Dispatch 70 THE EVENING STAR.
DEER PARK, June 3.-The President and his
bride arrived here at O'Clock this morning.
alter an uneventful run. The train upon which
they came consisted of three cars in charge OF
Conductor Stapleton. The Presidents car, the
baltimore, was the center car, being between
the directors ear Delaware" and "a combined
baggage and smoking car. The " Baltimore"
which Is President CARROTS private car, Is
more luxuriously appointed. The furniture Is
vi brown plush and the interior woodwork
mahogany. John w. Davis, the first assistant
to President Care 1, and Gen. Selden, general
superintendent OF the telegraph lines, came in
the directors car and with them were twelve
OF the coInpany's detectives.
THE ARRIVAL AT DEER PARK.
On arriving al the depot here, The two car
riages sent ahead from Washington met them.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland occupied one,
and the two servants, 81. Clair, the Presidents
valet, and Mrs. Cieveland's French maid, the
other. The drive from the Depot To the cot
tage, which was made in q drizzliIg ram, took
only a few minutes, and the President ana vile
were ushered into a snug little sitting-roonl,
where wood fire blazed ON the hearth.
THE HONEYMOON COTTAGE.
The cottage occupied by the President and
his bride is situated about 500 yards from the
station on a little hill which commands an ex-
celIent view. 1t is between the hotel and cot
tage No. 1, which is occupied by President
Garrett in the summer. Cottage No. =, in
which the President mas taken up his quarters
for a few days Is a two-story frame structure
with garnet. 1t coEtalus Ten rooms aud As
handsomely furnished, although without dis
play. 1t Was occupied last year by Mrs
Smith, OF Baltimore. Not lar away il the
CHAPEL.
A GORDON OF DETECTIVES.
Approach TO the house for distance OF 100
yards is cut OF by the detectives, Who have been
instructed To admit one. Mr.. Davis said
that the President had especially stipulated
that he was moi W be disturbed. he had come
10 rest, and did not cafe uo callers. 50
there had been none. Two ladies drove pact
ABOUT noon. but did not stop. Tue Presiuent
gave instI uelIons that NO newspapers mail
were 10 Ue sent MIN. He has not yet emerged
lyOIn Tie house, although the sun Ia siiInIng
brightly anu tne weather grown quite warm.
ex-senator Davis, vile aud son, the nve chill
aren OF Hon. SLepiien Il. Eikins, j. N. Williams,
oI PuiladeI ,hia, AND MIS-. HauiienDeck, oil ISsl-
umore.
THE SPECIAL TRAIN STILL WAITING.
The train Oh which the President came is
still here, and VIA remain In the event that
the President desires TO move 1t is said To te
probable mat he Viii 90 So by Saturday Sua-
probably Call Oh the freslucnI
BY Associated Press.
An lunux Of Visitors Expected ut Deer
farA.
DEER PARK, Nd, June 3.-Presdent Cleve-
land and bride arrived mere at Jour O'Clock this
morning, and are 1Olniciied in one vi the cot
tages ATTACHED to the hotel. There are but lew
pea mere, there Was no knowledge tnat
the bridal party would come here. The Piesi-
ucuL aud Mrs Cleveland are sojourning very
quietly. large Lila vi visitors is looAed lur
> as IL Is ALOM lue newly weuueu couple
are mere.
COngratulntinG the President.
PITTSsU IiG, PA, June 3.-The Auals amated
Association y Iron anu Steel Workers met this
morning AT Turner hail, and, after adopting the
following resolution, adjourned till z O'Clock
in comiuItlee wosk:
"LtesOtCc,i, 1u..l this convention extend its
most heartfelt cons rdtuiationS " Presluent
CieN Gland On the eve.iL oI most hap,,y JOUR
ney 10 TIE stale Oi matrimonial bliss. c nope
hls Journey Lurou,i l.ie Will Ue UolL pros porous
49, iiappy, ami That all bachelor PresiuenLs
Viii pront by his example.
Inc Introduction above caused consd-
eraDie niItrity, because the Closing suggestion
Was aimed uIiecly at President weliIe, VI me
association, WHO L. also d oUcaieior. Inc RESP
Iu.ion was unanimously auoi Ted. The iron
workers We're "a unit in the cord al e X pression
Lne n,lnIeui vi h.p Van inAle tulL
per.
MONTREAL, QUE, June 3.-The field battery,
unUef coiIlnl.,i.u OF Lieut.. j. .. Han, jr, fired
s...aIc Ga ~ guns Uo.nlnIou 81 dare is,i
night in honor vi President Cleveiauus MAR
riaSe.