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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1886
Page
2
The winter wheat crop in Southern Russia is pronounced almost a total failure. One Chicago dry goods firm faced prosecution for not providing seats for its female clerks as required by law. Dr Roger W Pease of Syracuse died of heart disease at 58.
Several brisk snow falls occurred in Vermont during the last week of May with a surprising frost or flurry seen as an astonishment for the region.
The French Government authorizes the De Lesseps Panama Company to issue 600 million francs in shares if the firm proves the funds are enough to complete the canal project. The decision hinges on demonstrating sufficiency of the raised capital.
The French government creates savings banks linked to public schools. At least 24 000 banks exist and 500 000 enrolled boys hold an average of five dollars each in credit.
At the close of 1885 the savings banks of the United States showed a larger depositor base and higher total deposits than ever. There were 3,071,495 depositors and the total deposits reached 1,095,172,147 dollars, averaging 356.56 dollars per depositor.
The engagement between Secretary Lamar and Mrs. Holt widow of General Holt of Macon Georgia is now believed true. The ceremony date is unknown but expected sometime during the summer while the secretary is on vacation, according to those who know him.
The measure to legalize marriage with a deceased wife’s sister cleared the first reading in the House of Lords but failed to pass the second stage missing ten votes. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught supported it while Anglican bishops opposed the bill.
The article notes thousands of new lawyers doctors and divines will enter the public arena this month. It argues the public can endure the influx but the students deserve sympathy amid crowded professions. Webster's remark there is plenty of room at the top is cited to reassure them.
A New England paper notes 16 million dozens of foreign eggs enter annually duty free. It warns American hens must struggle to keep the 23 industry from being crushed by inexpensive imports and incubator aided fowl from old monarchies.
Two men in Carpan, Pa., tried to kill trout with dynamite. The blast injured both men severely with one missing an arm, both cheeks injured, one eye destroyed, and extensive leg injuries. Authorities report the men were poor and the wounds were grievous.
Interior of the White House glowed with decorations and splendor after the wedding supper the President and bride departed for Deer Park Maryland where they will reside briefly before official duties resume.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland arrives at the White House with Ben Folsom and party after an early dawn trip from the depot. The group meets the president, enjoys coffee, and plans a multiday stay with trunks, gowns, and a garland of visitors.
Washington June 2 guests in the state dining room and blue room witnessed the ceremony of Grover Cleveland and Frances Folsom. The service was performed by Dr Sunderland with the Rev W Cleveland assisting. the couple exchanged rings and were afterward feted by relatives and friends in the east room. The couple left for Deer Park by train, after a brief escape from reporters.
Washington June 27 The East Room display showcased its grandeur with elaborate wedding attire. Brides and guests wore satin gowns and ornaments in ivory violet Nile green and blue with lace pearls and diamonds. The blue room and public gardens supplied flowers for a lavish ceremony backdrop.
John Kelly longtime New York Tammany Hall chieftain died at his News City residence after extended illness. He faced nervous prostration and insomnia since 1884 campaign. last rites were given by Dominican Fathers Clarkson and Meagher. His wife, niece of Cardinal McCloskey, and children survived him. He wished a Catholic burial and expressed hope to die a good Catholic.
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