The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-06

unvittingly made ID very unpleasant for
several prominent citizens in this wav. Mr..
Hendricks smarts because of the efforts of
some TO make appear that he labored to dis
parsge Mr. Mcdonald in the estimation of
the President. II he did so labor it would
not be to his credit to have il known OF, aud
to be 1njustly accused is to suffer great
wrong. Mr.. Hendricks was enthusiastically
received by the Indiana Association, Judge
Ward delivering the address on behalf OF
the association.
THE B AND o. RAILROAD
carried &C, 600 passengers 70 dav. There was
10 blocking or accidents of any kind, and
the company is TO be congratulated on the
efficiency of its General Manager and Super
inteD dent, who Is none other than Mr.. w.
NJ. Clements, Of railroad fame and Western
record on the rail. He has been twenty-five
years railroading and IL is safe TO say he
knows how TO manage a great railroad as
well as any man living. He accompanied
the Hendricks party from Cincinnati 10 this
city, and the report that there was danger of
q collision while crossing the mountains is
wholly untrue. he is a clever gentleman,
conducts great railroad and be and his
company deserve the thanks OF the public.
Mr.. Clements private secretary is Mr.. +. NJ.
Bildebrandt, who is an excellent steno-
glapher and acquainted with his business
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Ben J. Brown and Richard nj. Johnson, OF
Franklin, arrived last night.
Mayor Nye, of Laporte, and Aquilla Jones,
Of indianapolis, are interested spectators.
Mr.. M. Blumenthal, of Marion, is the only
representative of Grant County. He goes to
New York tomorrow.
DTs. n. V. Norvell and d. II. Hunter, Di-
rectors OF the Prison South, are among the
notable Indianians on hand.
a. McGinnis, of the Invalid Pension Com
mittee is doing the honors gracefully. He
is o royal usher and entertainer.
The Inaugural ball will prove great sue
cess Thousands ave now hocking thither so
to be on for the 1 / o'clock start.
Postmaster Dalton is deservedly one of the
most popular men holding position in Wash
ington. He is faithful otfiser and never
forgets and Indiana face.
Copgressmen-elect W. ID. Bynum and
George Ford are here getting the run of bust
ness, Next winter they will be full.hedged,
and give promise OF work.
Our friend, Mr.. Peter Pernot, OF Fort
Wayne, stands well with the members OF the
House. He has won their admiration by
bis devotion to duty and his readiness to
oblige at all times.
: Hendricks County is ably and fully repre-
sented by large delegation of royal Demo-
crats, who do not want Office but who de-
ssre to pour out their souls in rejoicing over
this great Democratic days work.
Colonel c. c. Matson's committee room is
the recognized headquarters for Indiana
people. The attentions shown by the Col
oDel and by his clerks, Messrs. A. McGinnis
and John NJ. MCGEE, are fully appreciated
by visitors.
Messrs. II. b Linkenfelter, of Danvllle,
and n. w. HALEY, of Upton, assistants to
Doorkeeper Wintersmith, are entitled to the
thanks of the public for their marked atten-
tod to visitors. Both gentlemen are prom
inent politicians in their respective homes
in Indiana.
The beautiful palace car Mississippi
came in over the Pennsylvanis line yester-
day bearing (. w. MoKenna, of the jeff
Road. J. D. Lyle. of Columbus, and E. NJ.
johnson, Frank Bird, Il. M. Talbot and Z.
@. Fean, OF indianapolis. The party eat and
sleep in the car.
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