The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-06
TIE HONEYMOON AT DEER PARK.

Tho President and His Wife Go Fishing
Samples of Congratniatory kilograms.
To tae western Associated Press.
DEER PARK, Nd, june 5.-The third day of
the presidential honeymoon could not we'll have
more beautiful weather The sun shines warm
ly, but the heat is tempered by delightful
breeze which blows over the mountains and
makos a most charming atmosphere. Quiet
reisned supreme In the neiehborhood of the ex
ecutive mansion until nearly o'clock when the
tireless pacing to and fro of the B. s. o. detect
ives was broken by the appearance on the por
tico of President Cleveland. He strolled down
TO where the officers were standing, and talked
pleasantly with them for few moments. He
expressed himself as being most agreeably sur
prised with Deer Park, as he had expected to
find 1t almost a barren waste, but in
stead had found most picturesque
and well.ordered resort The beauty of
the cottages and the surroundings pleased him
greatly. and he already feels benefited by the
pure and bracing air. Breakfast was brought
yer from the hotel shortly after o'clock
bout IL o'clock ex-senator Davis and wife
lied at the cottage and in few moments the
resident and Mrs Cleveland appeared and
IL.
maroon colored material, and the President was
attired in fishing suit Rods and lines were
visible. and the party has evidently gone on a
fishing expedition.
Col Dan Lamont and his wife are to arrive
here. tonight, to remain several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland. During the morning Rev.
Mr.. Foulk, of the Garrett Memorial Presbyterian
Church, of Oakland, and Hon. Patrick Hammil.
postmaster of Oakland and ex Congressman,
called on the President and invited him to at
tn M inp ut in
Garrett Church. The invitation was accepted,
and the President and his wife will drive to
church with Senator Davis and wife. The
church was built by a donation from John w.
Garrett and is n very pretty building of gray
stone. 1t goes without saying that there will be
great congregation. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
are delighted with Deer Park, and say they will
reman-a week or ten days
large number of congratulatory dispatches
received by the President since his stay here
were given out by him at l o'clock They were
from the Board of United Israelites, of New
York. the Bachelor Club, of Brookville. Ind.
which sent regrets Philip Becker, Mayor OF Buff
falo; the Michigan Press Association convention,
at Coldwater, sent dispatch which said that
to be chosen as the husband of so fair
daughter of the United States was as
honorable as to be chosen President
They hoped there would be no unexpected vetoes
and no offensive partisans in the new household
government, and hoped that this new union
would pass into innocuous desuetude.
Messages were also received from the faculty of
Wells College, at Aurora. where Mrs Cleveland
graduated; mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Florence, Dennis
!. 0Brien, Attorney general of New York; State
Comptroller Chaplin, W. A. Porter. deputy at
torney general of New York, and Belva A. Lock
wood. From ex President Arthur came the fol-
lowing. Il send you my most cordial congratu-
latioRs and good wishes" The following is q
tribute from London:
AT meeting of citizens of the United States
OF America. assembled in the American Elk
change. in Europe, il was unanimously resolved
that we respectfully tender our hearty congratu-
atoms OBJ the suspicious occasion of your mar
rage, and desire to express to you our most sim
ere wishes for the happiness and prosperity of
.oursolf and bride. On behalf OF the meeting.
HENRY f. GILLIG"
The civic and military authorities of Montreal
emit CONGRATULATIONS and said that the Montreal
ield-battery had fired salute in honor of the
marriage celebration. II. Beauregard, Mayor,
sent the message.
From Henry Irving came this message: The
President and Mrs. CIeveland-Pray. sir accept
my respectful sautation. Hail to the lady and
the grace of heaven enwhee thee round"
Mrs. u. s. Grant and family sent compliments
and CONGRATULATIONS through r. d. Grant Min
isters Pendieton and Phelps sent good wishes.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce congratu-
lated the new Cleveland social firm The Amer
lean Ciub, Of Philadelphia. wished the couple
veil in resolution. Other messages are 10