The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-28
Indiana and Illinois Pensions.
Pensions have been granted the follow
Indianians:

Indiana and Illinois Pensions.
Pensions lave been granted the follow
ing-named Indianians:
Original Invalid-Jason s. Kellogg. Samuel Is.
Haver, VIM. III. Crecelius, Leonard Rousey tde-
ceased, James Peterson. David Hobbick, James
Kriii. John Mcpherson. Geo. NJ. Cart.
Restoration and Reissue-Finis Edds.
suit. Joseph Hoover. David Archer. Joseph
flater, Ambrose ID. ManiOn. Jos. q. ). Wilson,
Henry Burkhart. Thomas Potts
Reissue and Increase-Daniei X. Smith. Jesse
sheridan, Martin CMaley, Partri III. Walker.
Original widows. ete.-John, father OF George
M Misnsx mother spo Of john 1srn W.. Johnson I5 n%m Mary. widow
widow of David Hobbick; Maedalena. widow Of
Bowman; Mary, widow OF Levi D0ster; Eliza
beth. mother OF Hezekiah Miller Mary A,
widow OF Leonard Rousey.
TO RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Original Invalid-John A. Crumbecker. tde-
ceased), Nicholas Choat, Andrew A. Killough.
Increase Edward s. Persons. Wm. Merritt,
Charles kranthaus. Henry c. Cleveland. Robert
DE- andrews may, yoseRn !. senoaheid. ph,,,,n.
Joseph II. stephens.
Reissue and I-ncreasc-Andreas Larsen, Jere-
Eeissue-John A. whiteaker. Samuel A.. Jarvis.
Reuben hester, Seaman A Stone, Peter Dewitt
Original Widows, etc.-Minor of Henry w.
Casfleberg; minors of John A. Crunlbacker;
Frances C.. widow of William Hargett; Sarah A.,
widow of John Cowen; minors of William III.
milk: Elizabeth d., widow of William H. Muir
ply: Nancy VI. Laird, former widow OF John A.
,rumbacker; Elizabeth Saul. former widow OF
Henry w. Castieberg.
General Notes.
epccial TO the Indianapolis journal
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Captain Meredith,
of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving.
has located his family in a house in Cor
coransplace. Mrs. Meredith is a pleasant
society lady. and her two pretty daughters
will help brighten up the home circle this
winter. Captain Meredith's son has re-
Gently resigned a government position to go
into business for himself in the far West.
John Paul Jones. nephew of Senator
voorhees,. has taken his wife with him on a
Western trip of a months duration.
Miss Hattie Voorhees, will spend the win
ter at the old Voorhees, house. No. 1924
TweDty-frst street. where she will interest
herself mostly in things musical.
Mrs. HIT, wife OF Congressman Hit, a
former resident of Lafayette, has returned
to her home on the corner of X and Fiji
teenth streets. Mrs. HIT is described as
one of the most beautiful and accomplished
women In Washington. Her house is the
rendezvous of the most brilliant circle in
the capital She attracts much attention
1rOm the QlpIOmaIlc corps, ana III ner per-
feet mastery of the languages gives them
an opportunity for being entertained that
is rarely offered here. Mrs. HIT contem-
plates giving a series of elaborate dinners.
which are the principal feature of her win
ter campaign
To-day's Post says. Marshal Ransdell
has settled his family into their winter
quarters on Massachusetts, avenue. There
are two attractive daughters. the older of
whom, Miss Lottie. will not come out this
winter as expected, but will continue at
Mrs. Summers school for another year."
Scrub women have been at work in the
Pension Building for some time, Kidding the
structure of fleas, which have infested the
employees and pestered them almost to de-
struction.
Chief-justice Fuller is seen driving on.
the avenues of Washington almost every
afternoon with his wife or one of his five
daughters.
Next week Mrs. Harrison intends to visit
the Wanamakers in Philadelphia and then
go on to New York, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Lord, who has been quite sick
for some time.
The new carpets in the committee and
other rooms at the Capitol are nearly all on
the floors now. and the painting is almost
complete. This immense old structure
looks clean again.