The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-21
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WksBISeIoN. D. c, jan. Is mere an
flying along rs fast Is steam can & 'rfy me
We have Just Left tas pretty villagges sresn
field. ATo0e on fellow. travellers arr tf'
eyed gentlemen, and Judging by their ca
versstion, staunch Democrats. One remarked
to his companion: II went to the Inaugural
ton Of Governor GRAY. 7 wanted 10 again
smell the fragrance Of ths blown flower
OF Democracy. I will take one aors
trip--that will be to see Hendricks made
Vice President OF the United States: then
my travelling 10 over, aud the only thing
hat l regret Is that Hendricks is not 10 be
President. he has been one Of the most
abused men and has deserved it the least
But Indiana stood by him. God bless her
and she viii II the future"
We are visited today, The 18th. with BIG
rain storm, and the streets almost deserted
The death Of Schuyler Colfax Startled the
community, and the Senate yesterday
adjourned out CT respect 20 his moLaory.
saw President Arthur at the theater lsss
evening. He was accom- panied b5
Mrs.. MoERoy, Miss Freiicghuvsen.
and his private secretary, Phillips.
The Senators sad Represent stiye5 OF al tue
States we're present with their families. Tee
special turnout was TO Tituess the new play
Tho American Countses," by Howard Car
roil, which wss success, j was witnessed
BY one Of the most select audiences from
social, Official and political point ever
sssn hers, Nile. Raea was the
star ia this new play Mr.
Carroll being called before the curtain
gave that lady the credit Of being the means
Of making his play success. Mr. Carroll
intends VISITING your city with the play, SO
you viii have al opportunity Of judging OF
its merits.
One of The events Of last evening was q
meeting of he Monumental Democratic
Club. Speeches. were made by come
OF the leading lights OF Tsmmany
Society eSHb n-...- New SaS .H H'Tk, and the
banners by the Monumental Club, OF Phila-
delphia, Pa. Washington is making arrange
meGts SC properly receive the strcBg deiega-
ton that Is to he gent from tho Cleveland
and Hendricks War Veterans OF Brooklyn,
n. y" After the inauguration tbs veterans
viii visit sons OF the battls grounds on
which they fought at the Inauguration
headquarters yesterday 50 so was received
n cash, $500 being given by the
Washington aud Georgetown Railroad
Company Subscriptions OF $3.50 each
from the following Nsw York firms: Z. K.
Willard & CO.. D. ?. Morgan, Devils & John
s0n, Lea7itt & Davis, ana V8nEmburg and
AtterbGry. Every day from al quarters
subscriptions are pouring in. ia fact, the
coming Inauguration is the topic.
I have been he.et with a hun
dre0 QUESTIONS when Il has been
understood thai 1 Lad but lately arrived
from indianapolis 'd0V does Hendricks
lC0k? How does nc live? Hes 6 pretty strong
msn among the H0osiers, amt hep" and
hundred inquiries OF the Imam Shoe
maker, who s,ood his ground and
q decided wish 10 see the next
Vice President. 4 Judgment vas rendered
against Mira. BsITa Lockwood yesterday in
tie Circuit Court Tor $1,000. She was de
fendsut in tia court 90 recover money
which came int0 her posse ssion Gs trustee
Of sn estate. it ls claimed that MCs. Lock
wood collected rents on plaintiffs property
70 psy an indebtedness, which
she never 49,, paid. This evening
at 4 o'clock there is TO be & large
Democratic Rouse CAUCUS. The call came
from Hon. John G. Carlisle and thirty-iOur
other Democratic membeIsof Congress Eon.
s. S. Cox, Chairman.
The city is full o. visitors and the hotel
keepers have it al their own way. Tne
rain Is nearly over and the sun is coming
cut. From my window can
and my memory recalls the scenes have
witnessed IN House and Ssnate in the past
five Y, ars-when Rosc0s CoDkling vas tbs
Eou, and Blaine the center OF al the night
sessions, angry debsles. Where ere they,
those mighty opee? Grant IS a poor old
man, the bill for his retirement ss g
broken rsed now before the Senate
blaine quite chop fallen" and Conkling-
well, time can only tell We have al
hfa,d OF the Phoenix. There's FIRE in the
ashes yet, thonsh seemingly dead.
Fem this Paris OF the New World, for
such Is Washington, ! send the kinde5t
Rrsein TO II dams, and she may be sure
that her favored SOD, our coming Woe
President, willmeet with warm reception
on the 4th Of March. ANNIE CoeeEsHALL,