The sun., 1891-10-04

JAby III bot1hiitue aner hiun1Snt~SsUN ne&lWy,
Ind strong. and perfect In every rsspsea xothss aad
child doing remarkably wen. GO.
To reporter Mr.. Cleveland said.
"Yes. it 10 true. Ny wife was safely deliv.
cred Of little girl this morning at six minutes
past midnight and both the mother and the
child are doing splendidly. Mrs. Cleveland
has rested quietly all day. The child is strong
and healthy. and at its birth weighed eight
pounds"
Mr. Cleveland said that his wife and child
would remain in the city at least two weeks.
and would then 60 into the country for .
while-just where he had not decided
He acted a. II he were hugely pleased.
and said that II was too early yet to talk about
the christening and that sort Of thing. He
said he had received dispatches Of oongratu-
lation from his sister. his wife's relatives. and
from many Of his personal friendA Telegraph
boys were coming and going all day.
Mr.. Cleveland himself did good deal Of tsl-
egraphing announcing the news to former
members Of his Cabinet and to other friends
He did not leave the house himself
MIRA Cleveland was able on Thursday 10 pay
visit to Mrs. Daniel 8. Lamont and WAS In
good health and spirits then.
DETROIT. Oct 8.-Don NJ Dickinson. Post
aster-GenerA under Cleveland. received .
despatch from Mr.. Cleveland to-day announc-
ing the birth Of his daughter. Ir. Dickinson
sent the following reply:
Congratulations Three times three and Q
tiger"
ATcH1sox. Kan. Dot. a-Ths Dsmooratie
County Convention this afternoon sent tho
following telegram to Mr.. and MrA Grover
Cleveland:
"Ths Democracy Of Atchison county. In CON-
vention assembled. congratulate you upon the
birth Of your daughter"
ALBANY. Oct 3-Gov. Hill wss seen ct the
opera tonight and asked II hs had sent
telegram Of congratulation to ex-President
Cleveland to-day. He replied. "The Governor
has nothing to say on the subject"
Grover Gsyelsnd and FRANCES E9lso4 were
IN ae PuSa hf
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bride Miss Folsom was In Europe with her
mother and hor cousin. Ben Folsom. Every
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os tss .Sy s' nisse Kay Sordsna
arrived at Quarantine. and the Presidents
bride elect and and her companions were
taken ~ IN the revenue S gutter Chendlsr IN
Vata secretarv had gone down 10 meet than.
The only, Witnesses. Of the transfer besides
reporters on tug near by. and they told the
world all about 1t next morning.
:, The Fols9ms went t9 the Gilsey House. and
e. wbS ss e sS a e
Ills bTidA first. saw her st the hotel on the
Sunday fltsr her arrival He returned TO
Wsshia1n 9n Monday night and the next ~
lowed. The wedding took place on Wednesday
syeRing n the presence OF feV close friends hs
siG: and sRS .ss
ney-d General Garland, whose aversion to so
cial functions Of any kind kept him away The
ceremony was performed BY, the Rev. DR..
Byron Sunderland Of BatayiA y. Y The hRn-
eymoop was spent at Deer Park IN the Ale
sssS4s y snoss ~ Ss
Wst2e VIZ tRiH Hense. sasd ana Mrs, St Cleveland in her her
twenty-third year. was the youngest lady Of
the White House who had presided as Presi-
dents wife. She became ut onco immensely
Wien Mr.. olevelapd's term Of ofilee expired
and took his wife 20 live In tho house ut Sw,
Madison avenue. The past summer Mr.. al0