The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-24

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ham, Mrs. W. b. smith. Mrs. g. W. Benting. Mrs.
] George W. Russ. Miss Kate Ran, Mrs- II. b.
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/ On motion Of W. II. A. Miller. the Com
mittee on Resolutions were directed TO re-
port at public meeting of the citizens, to be
/ held at the Court House at u time hereafter
| to be designated.
Secretary Shanklin suggested that as
Governor Mortons remains laid in state at
/ the Court House, that that would be the
proper place for Governor Williams body TO
I lie in state.
Hon. John C. New arose and said:
In view OF the fact that Governor Williams has
represented Knox County In the Legislature for a
number of years think his body should also
lie in state at VIncennes the County seat of the
! County he has represented so long, 50 well and
lie St the covlt House in this citv MondaV at
Vincennes on Tuesday. and be taken to Wheat
land on Wednesday for burial.
Chairman Mcdonald suggested that the
matter be left TO the Committee on Arrange
ments
L
ments were instructed To have the remains
placed in the Court House to-day, there
TO lie in state and taken TO Nincennes
Tuesday General Manson informed the
meeting that there was a contingent fund
at the disposition OF the Governor to pay
all the necessary expenses, and that as Gov
ernor Gray would arrive in the evening,
that matter could be easily settled.
On motion of r. T.. johnson, il was or
hot ha InDn1AanlQS nf
State be invited to participate in the cere-
monies, and Adjutant General Russ was In
structed to send out the necessary invita-
tions. ....s-a
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved That when this meeting adjourns II
adjourn TO meet at the hall of the House OF Rep
resentatives Criminal Court RoOm). in the Court
House, at O'Clock p. m, on Monday.
A motion was carried inviting Major Ar
mold, L. S. A. and bis force at the Arsenal
to participate in the ceremonies.
Adjourned
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The Committee met Immediately on the
adjournment of the citizens meeting, and
proceeded at once to business, with General
Manson in the Chair. General Russ was
appointed Secretary.
The following Committees were appointed:
On Invitation Senator Joseph E. Mcdonald,
General Ben Harrison. Hon. william IL. EngllSn,
Hon. John c. New and Judge Marlindale.
TransportatiOn-lIOn. John Fishback, General
NJ. ID. Manson and X. c. J. Pendleton.
On Selection of Pail Bearers-Hon. William II.
English, Professor Smart and General Manson.
The Committee on Invitations was in
structed to invite the Governors of all the
States to be presents at the ceremonies in
this city The invitations were telegraphed
Saturday evening.
AARsHALs APPOINTED.
General Russ. Colonel Holloway and Pro-
fessor Smart were appointed Marshals to
conduct the remains and marshal the pro-
cession from the Washington Grub Rooms
to the Court House and return.
The State Senators and Representatives
were ordered to be included in the list of
specially invited guests.
TIME or PUBLIC MEETING.
On motion. the Committee on Invitation
were instructed to take charge of the public
meeting. to be held in the Criminal Court
Room, at o'clock this afternoon.
TINE OF PROCESSION.
A motion was carried fixing IL o'clock as
the time for the procession to move from
the Washington Club Rooms, conducting
the remains to the Court House, under the
command of General Russ, and that the re-.
mains lie in state until O'Clock p. m. and
then be returned to tile Club rooms to re-
main over night.
Adjourned to p III.