Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-03
NEWS.
Everything Arranged for The Cleveland
Folsom Marriage.
THE LADY'S ARRIVAL AT THE
WHITE HOUSE.
Most and O,her Anarchists Heavily
Sentenced and Fined.
A LARGE LABOR ASSOCIATION INVITED
10 BECOME KNIGHTS.
Death of a Noted Sugar
Redner.
RESPECT SHOWN TO JOHN
KELLY'S MEMORY.
RESPECT SHOWN TO JOHN
KELLY'S MEMORY.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Before the Wedding.

bChoA thS
New YORK, June 2.-Wilson Bissell, o
Buffalo, President Cleveland's former law
partner, called upon Miss Folsom at the
| Gilsey House at noon yesterday and spent
A half hour in conversation with her. He
said that President Cleveland and his
bride would soon take a trip to Europe.
The date of their departure, however, he
could not say. 1t was his intention, he
said, to accompany them abroad. The
trip will probably be made just after Con.
gress adjourns. Mr.. Bisseil and Benjs-
min Folsom left the hotel at about 1880
o'clock. At l O'Clock Miss Folsom was
alone with her mother, and busy with her
correspondence. Since her arrival in the
city she has received a heavy mail, and
not a few letters from cranks. The days
mail brought her a letter from Cleveland,
Ohio, from a man signing himself as j. j.
Martin, q friend of the laboring class.
Twill you advise your husband how to
deal with this question, and will you,
when YOU are a mother, teach your chill
dren to have the interests of the lsboring
class at heart? We know that you are
large OF heart. and will respond to these
entreaties." Miss Folsom and her mother
devoted their spare time Of the afternoon
TO packing of trunks and making other
preparations.
Miss FOlsom's Arrival at the White
House.
WASHINGTON, June miss Folsom ar
rived safely in Washington shortly after
$50 O'Clock this morning, and was met by
Colonel Lamont. There we're a very few
persons in the Baltimore and Potomac
depot when the train arrived, although it
was broad daylight. The train was COM
posed of four cars and President Roberts
private car, the latter being occupied by
Miss Folsom and party. While Colonel
Lamont was hurrying down the platform
Benjamin Folsom stepped out on the rear
end of the car. He was dressed in a mixed
suit of brown. with a white derby, and car
ried a dark Spring overcoat on his arm.
Miss Folsom presently alighted. She was
dressed in black, and wore a wrap OF the
same color to protect her from the morn
ing air, with a stylish hat trimmed with
white and black ribbons, and black kid
gloves. She is of medium size, and her
manner was shy and restless. She was
escorted by Colonel Lamont to a carriage
and driven directly to the White House
with Mrs. Folsom, who was dressed in
black and looked a little tired. and Mrs.
Rogers, of Syracuse. There was a little
DELAY, owing to a number OF English look
ing hat boxes and shawl straps and other
bundles, which had to be looked after
There was a slight misty rain falling when
the train arrived. Later on the clouds
broke away, and there ia every prospect
now of fine weather.
Anarchists Heavily Sentenced.
New YORK, June 2.-Johann Most, the
} Anarchist, was to-day sentenced to the
penitentisry for one year, and was fined
$500. His associate, Braunschweig, got
nine months in the penitentiary, and was
fined $3.50. Schenck was sent to the peni-
Tertiary for nine months, but was not
fined. Recorder Smith, in sentencing
Most, expressed deep regret that the law
did not permit him to impose q heavier
sentence. His crimes. he said, deserved
the punishment awarded to capital offenses.
He also told him he was the greatest
scoundrel he had ever seen at that bar.
Braunschweig, the Recorder said, was al
most equally guilty. Schenck, he thought,
was q dupe Of his companions. but he de-
served punishment to warn him and others
against following the teachings Of such
men as Most. None of the prisoners at
tempted to speak q word In court. They
were taken back TO the Tombs, and this
afternoon will be transferred to Black
wells Island.
White House Matters.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Cabinet ses-
sion yesterday afternoon was devoted to
the consideration Of the Canadian fisheries
question, the action OF Congress in regard
to the Geneva reward and railroad mat
tiers.
Many Senators and Representatives and
other officials called at the White House
yesterday and congratulated the President
on his approaching marriage. He was in
n very happy frame of mind, and endured
the chatting aud pleasantries of his visit
ora on the subject Of his wedding with the
utmost good nature. Secretary and Mira.
Manning will attend the Presidents we'd
ding. This will be the first social enter
tainment of any kind that Secretary Man.
ming has attended since he was taken sick.
Invited to become knights OF
Labor.
PITTSBURGH, June 2.-The Amalgamated
Association OF Steel and Iron Workers met
this morning. The most important bus.
mess was the reading of a letter from the
Grand Master OF the Knights OF Labor,