The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-24
PERSONAL MENTION.


the Grand Hotel.
Col. R. S. Robertson, of Fort Wayne, is in the
city on legal business.
Albert Shaw, associate editor of the Minneapo-
lis Daily Tribune, is in the city.
Hon. j. B, Kenner, of Huntington, is in the
city, stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Governor Gray, accompanied by his family,
went to Maxnkuckee yesterday to spend a
week.
Rev. S. A. Bright will be transferred to his
home conference (the Eastern Ohio, according
to the papers of that region.
John H. McRae of Farmyile, Va, who
has been visiting relatives in indianapolis for
several days, returned home yesterday.
Capt. Jeremiah OLeary, once notable figure
in local politics in this city, is lying at the point
Of death. He has been sick for two months.
1t is stated that B. A. Richardson will resign
the captaincy of the Richardson Zouaves and
will be succeeded by Lieutenant Charles A.
McCarer.
William B. Mookler, ST., father of Mrs Charles
G. Stewart, Mrs. J. P. Pope and Mrs. Mary
Bronson, Of this city, died at Covington. KY, on
Wednesday.
William NJ. Blake, for many years the efficient
night canceling clerk at the postofce, proves to
have been too Extensively partisan to meet
Grandfather Jones's IDEAS and has been sup
planted by Harry R. Millhouse.
The Governor has appointed William P. Ijams,
of this city, and Claud Mathews, of Clinton
county, the Indiana delegates to the national
convention of the Cattle and Horse Growers
Association, which will be held in ST. Louis, Nov.
% to g. inclusive.
Father Martin Turqun eghty-nine Yeas old,
is seriously i'll at his residence on Huron street
He has lived i'll this city over thirty years. He
had been Catholic priest in France but on
coming to this State was not given a parish, as
there was no vacancy in any French community,
and in consequence he has never since his
coming officiated as {. priest
Vice-president Hendricks and CONGRESSMAN
Holman with their wives, left Detroit last night
on the yacht Pamela, for St. Clair minersl
springs, where they will be guests of W. s.
Hopkins, the millionaire proprietor of the Oak
land House, over Sunday. From there the party
will continue their journey to Bayfield, Wis,
where the Vice president owns property and has
on previous occasions spent the summer.
1t transpres that Frank P. Weadon, late a
member of the journal staff and Miss May
Afford of this city, were secretly married in
Chicago on July Z. Mr.. Weadon proceeded at
once to Minneapolis, where he has embarked in
the insurance business, and Mrs. Weadon re.
turned to her home in Indianapolis. She will
join her husband, however, in a few days at
Minneapolis. Mr.. Weadon has many friends in
this city, who will unite in wishing for himself
and wife prosperous and happy future.
John G. Bruce, of Leith Scotland died on the
goth day of May of fever contracted at Rome
while taking vacation on the continent Mr.
Bruce was a member of the large grain dealing
firm of Bruce, Boyd & Co., Leith, his venerable
father, being the senior member of the firm
Two years ago, while making a tour of the
United States looking after the interest of his
firm and his future financial investments, he
visited this city and was introduced at the
Chamber Of Commerce, and also received an in
| PRODUCTION to Governor Porter He was very
promising young business man, highly con-
| nected and sole heir to his fathers vast estate