Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-19
GROVER AND

GROVER AND FRANKIE.
Their Return-Rose to be Married
Printers to be Discharged.
Special Correspondence of the I%SrRR-OczAxl
WASHINGTON, June 1O-When the
president and his wife returned to the
white house on Tuesday evening, the
usual routine was at once resumed.
The presidents desk is heaped high
with letters of every description. Sew
eral bushels OF congratulations yet re-
main to be read. Mrs. Cleveland will
have a weeks occupation looking over
the presents, which embrace everything
imaginable, from costly iewelry and
silver ware to baskets of fruit, and
lunches Of flowers. These latter, it is
feared, will not be so fully appreciated
by the recipient as they would have
been a week ago.
1t is rumored that Miss Rose Cleve-
land will pass the summer in q conti-
mental trip through Europe. She will
also remain at the white house to assist
the new mistress in her social duties,
and will at once resume her ~litarary
work at Holland Patent. She will spend
some time in a visit to Folsomdale.
Arrangements are also being made for
her marriage with Congressman Ben
lie Fevre, of Ohio, and she will spend
tue summer on the shores Of Lake Su-
perior. Her further movements will be
noted with interest.
Though late in the season, the presi-
dental nuptials have awakened an in
terest of life in social circles here. The
bride is winning golden opinions from
all, and seems to have no nervous APP
~prehensions over the order of life at the
executive mansion.
The president has received q number
of callers since his return, but Mrs.
Cleveland has not been at home to visi-
tors. On next Tuesday evening, how
eyer, a state reception will be given at
the white house, to which the cabinet
the diplomatic corps, the chief Justice
and associate justices of the supreme
court, congress, the officers of the army
and navy, the heads of certain bureaus
and the ladies of their families will be
invited. Mr.. Cleveland also intends to
give the public ar opportunity to meet
and greet his wife, for a formal recep-
ton, to which the public is invited with
out cards. is announced for the following
Friday night.
The report that Ex-senator Davis is
IN aspirant for the portfolio which Mr..
Manning has resigned, was denied by
Senator Kenna, Of West Virginia, the
other day. Said he: "Mr. Davis is q
good man for the position, but do not
think he would accept it even if it were
offered HIM, which is not likely to hap
pen. The president is sincere in think
ing that after a few months recreation
and rest Mr.. Manning will be sufficient
ly restored to health to resume his du-
ties, and until 1t is fully demonstrated
that he is not, Mr.. Cleveland will not
trouble himself to search for q successor.
The report originated, of course, in the
fact Of the recent social relations exis-
ting between the president and Senator
Davis at Deer Park. But when the lat
ter urged Mr.. Cleveland to spend his
honeymoon there, he promised him
that he should not be troubled by DO
litical aspirants, and he has kept his
word.
0leomargarine has held the floor in
the senate during the week. The con-
test has been between the committee
on agriculture and the committee on
finance as to the question ofjurisdiction.
Messrs. Van Wyck, Miller Of New York,
and Blair earnestly contended that the
bill should 90 to the committee on agri-
culture. Messrs. Aldrich, Mcpherson,
Reck, Vest and Butler insisted that it
should 60 to the committee on finance
IT'S a evenu. bill. The bill was finally
referred to the agricultural committee
by a majority Of one.
The employees OF the bureau of engrav-
ing and printing are worrying over
the report that Chief Graves is prepar.
ing a list Of some two hundred and fifty
names of persons to be discharged on
the lst of July. The causes assigned
for this wholesale dismissal is the fact
that there is no work. Since last March
the employees of the numbering division
counting and separating rooms, and
other divisions Of the bureau have been
working on half time, because of the
failure on the part Of congress to pass
the bill authorizing the printing of one
and two dollar silver certificates. Mr.
Graves was sorry for the employees, and
~inaugurated the furlough instead of the
DISCHARGE in the hope that, congress
would d. something. But nothing has
been done, and the end of the fiscal
year will find the bureau without work
and without funds unless the president
urges the passage of the certificate bill
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera, and
Diarrhoea remedy is the most thorough.
ly reliable medicine it is possible to pre-.