Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-15
SENATOR INGALLS, SWEEPING pEN1l
A Brilliant Reception in Indianapolis
Last Night.

Inc pubic reception at TOmlinsOn's hall
Indianapolis, last night, in honor of Mr. ant
Mrs. Morton. was the most brilliant affair o.
| the kind ever seen in that city. Among those
invited to join the vice-President-elect and hi
| wife in the reception were Gen. and Mrs. Har
rison. Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Mckee, Mrs. Bergland
Gov. and Mrs. Gray, Mayor and Mrs. Denny
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
| c. New, ex-senator and Mrs. Joseph E. Nc
| Donald, Judge and Mrs. E. B. Martindale
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Woods, the supreme
court judges and their wives and all the state
| officers and their wives. Nearly all Of the
above were present excepting Mrs. Hendricks
who was absent in Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs New
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald. The reception
began shortly after 8 o'clock. Tho crowd filed
past the receiving party two abreast and shook
hands with Mr.. Morton and Gen. Harrison
Many of them also shook hands with Mrs
Harrison. but after half hour the ladies be-
coming tired stepped back and occupied seats
the remainder OF the evening. It is estimated
that 10000 people passed through the hall
left for home. Vice-President-elect and Mrs.
Morton will conclude their visit to-day, leaving
for home at o'clock this afternoon.
MIR. MortOns throat was quite sore yesterday
morning, and he could talk with difficulty. but
under medical treatment became much better
IL. n.
ton went for a walk in the afternoon
AMONG GEN. HARRIsoN's CALLERS YESTERDAY
were Gen. W. D.Washburn, of Minnesota, and
Col. ]. NJ. Underwood, of Minneapolis. 1t is
understood that Gen. Washburn was on a poll
teal mission. Col Underwood is the president
of the Harrison and Morton club Of Mnneap-
oils. which has a membership of 1000. of whom
GOO have decided to attend the Inauguration
and MIR. Underwood came for the purpose of
securing from Gen. Harrison a request to Gov.
Beaver, the grand marshal. that the Minnesota
inaugural parade. It is said Col. Underwood
was successful in his errand. Another caller
OF prominence was Gen. Henry 8. Huidekoper,
ex-postmaster of Philadelphia.
He TAXES CARE OF H1xsELF.-Walter Ham,
mond, q nine-year-old colored boy, was ar
rested by Policeman Huntington YESTERDAY.
The officer said he found him with other bows
building fire in an alley near Sd and G streets
northwest; Walter told Judge Miller this
morning that he stood by the fire because he
was cold, but the other boys made the fire and
he was the only one caught by the officer.
who takes care of your asked the Judge.
81 take care Of myself. of course, T" he answered.
His clothing scarcely covered his body and
were kept together by pins and bands of rub
Der. The judge gave him reprimand and set
him free.
MOTION FOR NEW IR1AL.-In the Crimi-
nal Court to-day the motion for a new trial in
the case OF VIM. Briggs, convicted Of the muir
der OF VIM. Jones, was argued by Mr.. J. Med.
Darlington for the prisoner and Mr.. Lipscomb
for the government
SENT TO JAIL FOR AssAULrrNa WOMAN
Amos Warren, the negro who brutually a..
saulted Lou Austin, colored, in the Division
some days ago by striking her on the head with
a stone, was sentenced to ten months in Jail by
Judge Miller to-day. He claimed that he acted
in self-defense that Lou attempted to cut him,
and he pushed her down. He went to Jail.
The motion for new trial in the case Of
Henry E. Quincy, convicted Of embezzling let
| ters was argued to-day before Judge Mont
gomery by Mr.. A. B. Williams.
See advertisement OF Union Signal for 1889.
large representation, young and old, from
the Fletcher NJ. E. church last night called
upon their pastor, Rev. E. d. Owen, at his
residence, 307 East Capitol street, and after the
enjoyment of refreshments q happy evenine
| was spent with him and his wife IN social CON.
verse, praise, and prayer.
Mr.. Frederick e. Tally, son Of Mr.. John E.
Tally, died yesterday afternoon ct his father'l
home, 1911 street northwest.
Wm Moore, charged with housebreaking
gave bail in the Criminal Court to-day and
| was released.
Jno. Starr, who il wen known here In snort
ing circles, was charged in the Police Cour
| this morning with assembling Madaline st
Clair at her house on 18th street last night
| and the case was continued until next week.
| DIR. II. N. Allen, the secretary Of the CoreAu
legation, delivered lecture at the rooms oi
the Young Mems Christian association la,
night on his travels In that country.
"A marriage license was isued to-day to Robt