Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-14
IN IGDIANAPOLIS.
HOw President Harrison Spent
Sunday There.
The Day Gwen to Religious and
Social Pleasures.

He Listens to Sermon From His Old
Pew in the First Presby terian Church.
TnGormaI Reception at the Mckee Kesi-
drnce-- Five Stops Made III McKim,ey's
District En Route East.
INBnNAPoIIs. Get. IA The presi-
dents tiip from St. Louis Sunday night
was uDeventful. The chief executive
rose about i'm hour after the train
reached indianapolis, and while stand
ing ON The vestibule Of the "Halsemere,
about clock, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Nc
Kee and Bapy Mckee put in an appear
ance and were warmly greeted. Be.
yond these and the reporters, there was
no one to welcome the distinguished
guest--this having been his earnest re-
quest As soon as the reporters We're
admitted TO the ear the pres dent in
qlired for news from Justice Miller,
and seemed greatly relieved when the
information that he still lived was im-
parted to him.
Shortly after the party debarkod
from the train, Secretary Tracy going
to the Denison, Private Secretary Hal
ford to the residence of Mr.. w. III.
Smith, and the president to the home of
his son-in-law, Mr.. Mckee. After
breakfasting the president drove to his
old church. the First Presbyterian, and
occupied his Old pew with Secie etary
Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee. The
church was crowded. both because of
the y, esident's visit and because of the
bupi m and admission to the church of
Il class of Young PEOPLE.
The Rev, DR.. l.. M. Haines, pastor of
the church, took rs his text: In this
was manifested The love of God toward
us, lccause that God sent His only be-
gotten Son into the world that we
might live through Him. This verse,
he said, contains most wonderful
truth yet a truth becomes 50 familiar
that many are blinded 10 its shining
rays AT the conclusion of the sermon
holy communion was received by the
congregation, in which President harri-
participated.
At the conclusion of the services the
president stood for a time in front of
the church, exchanging greetings with
many old friends, who crowded about
him to grasp his hand and renew pleas
ant acquaintanceship. Then the party
was driven to the Deni5on for dinner.
The corridors OF the hotel were crowd
ed, but the pre- ident passed through
rapidly, merely bowling to old friends.
and disappeared in the elevator, and
was soon seated ut dinner.
After dinner the president and Secre-
tary Tracy repaired to Parlor =, where
his hand was shaken by large number
of people EX Senator Joseph Z. Nc
Donald called about o'clock, and took
Secretary Tracy for drive about the
city. President Harrison, Mrs. Mckee
aud Baby Mckee followed soon after.
After short drive supper was taken
at the Mckee residence, which was then
thrown opens and until $3.50 o'clock was
thronged with visitors who called in
formally upon President Harrison. At
10 o'clock the presidential PARTY was
driven to the car. and shortly afterward
retired for the night.
Homrward Bound.
The start for Washington was made
about o'clock Monday morning The
program, when the train left the Hoosier
capital, wa for the presidential train to
stop five tines in Congressman McKin-
leys distlict-at Wooster, Orrville.
Massillon. Alliance and Canton. Prep
qratiO1s were made at each place to