The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-30

telegram was received yesterday by Mayor Nc
Master stating that twenty-five of the munich
pal officers of St. Louis are coming. The Young
Mems Hibernian Club, of Lafayette, to the num-
Der of 300, will attend the funeral tomorrow.
Large delegations will also arrive to-day from
Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus, o., while all
of the principal cities and towns of Indiana will
be officially represented in the funeral process
sion. detachment of the Metropoli,,
tan police, from Evansville, arrived
in the city yesterday, and will aid the Indianap-
oils force in handling the crowd. The reception
committee, representing the Board Of Aldermen
and Common Council, has established headquar-
tiers at Room No. 26 Of the Grand Hotel, and will
enoeavor to give proper attention 10 all delega-
IONS OF strangers arriving in the city.
among those who have engaged quarters at
the Bates are the following: NJ. G.
s A@aru' oiu ohl1aFG' f Robert R. n Gr.v Bishop M and
ison; Tammany Hall delegation. twenty
in number. New York; Congressman Frank
Lawler, Chicago; John S. Irwin, Fort Wayne,
David Studebaker and wife, Decatur, Ind; p.
G. Staples, Washington, D. c.; John r. Coffroth
and wife, Lafayette; w. F. Turreff. master me-
chanic Decline, and three, Cleveland; Charles
T. Murray, Washington; Allen o. Myers. Co
lumbus, 0.
The gentiemanly clerk at the Occidental in
formed the reporter that their capacity was
about exhausted by the orders already received,
but owing to the fact that the landlord was in
bed he could give no particulars. The Asbury
Cadets. of Greencastle, will make the Occidental
headquarters during their stay.
In addition to the persons named below, the
Denison will entertain about sixty persons
prominent in the State; members OF the Cabi-
net; the Judges of the Supreme Court of the
United States; ex-President Hayes and wife, of
Fremont, O.; Colonel Haynes, of Chicago; Judge
David Davis. of Bloomington, Ill; Judge Gresh-
am, Of Chicago; ex-Mayor Langdon, of Detroit;
ex-Mayor Darwin. of Springfield, H.; Hon. r..
ID. Sherman, of KankaKee. Hi; Messrs. Diehl,
Jennings, and Chamberlain, Associated Press
representatives; f. ID. Mussey, of the CONNER
cial Gazette; ex-Sec. Richard W. Thompson, of
Terre Haute; Mr.. Cassidy, of the CourierJour-
nal; the Congressional and Senatorial commit
tees. consisting of thirteen members each.
Senator ID. w. voorhees,, Hon. K. j. Bright
and John Paul Jones, of Washington, are at the
Hotel English. 1t is expected that many county
officers of the State will be entertained here.
The following have engaged rooms at the
Grand Hotel: Gov. George Hoadly and staff,
of Ohio. fifteen persons in all; Gen. and Mrs.
J. w. Denver, Washington, D. c.; Senator and
Mrs. Zimmerman, Washington, ID. c.; Hon. ID.
Z. Baldwin and wife. Logansport; Hon. VIM.
Fleming, wife and daughter, Fort Wayne;
Lieutenant-governor M. d. Manson and family,
Charlottesville; Hon. P. S. ORourke
and Hon. c, A MunsOn. Fort
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Peno, Michigan; Hon. M. 0.
Packard, Plymouth; Hon. B. L. Pennington,
wife and daughter, Cleveland; Judge W.. W..
Ward. New Jersey; Judge II. L. Brown and fam
lily, Wisconsin.
The other hotels, the Spencer, Sherman,
Brunswick, Circle Park and the Circle House re-
port a number of orders on hand, but chiefly from
their regular patrons, who wish to secure quar-
tiers for the occasion beyond peradvenrure.