The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-22

long and satisfactory conference with
Secretary Rusk in regard to the shipment
of cattle to the states named during the
summer months.
Secretary Rusk informed them that the
presidents order in regard to the matter
would be changed to suit their wishes,
provided the cattle so shipped would not
be reshipped South before the lst of De-
cember next. These gentlemen after
ward paid their respects to the president
and Mrs. Harrison. Secretary Rusk hav-
ing accomplished the business that
brought him to Texas has concluded TO
remain with the president during the re-
mainder of his trip.
Gen. Stanley, commanding the depart
ment OF Texas, joined the presidential
party at Galveston and accompanied il to
San Antonio for the purpose of explaining
the military situation along the Mexican
border Mai. Sanger, L. s. A, who ac-
companies the president as his military
aide, always appears at his side in full uni
form on all ceremonious occasions.
The president, accompanied by Post
master-General Wanamaker, attended di-
vine service this morning at the First
presbyterian church and listened to a
sermon by the Rev. ID. Scott, who took his
text from st. John vi, Is. The church
was crowded.
IN the afternoon the president went out
for walk through the city with Mrs.
Dimmick and Mira. Russell Harrison The
people regarded this an act of democratic
simplicity and were much pleased thereat.
Secretary Rusk and other members of the
presidential party enjoyed sail on the
gulf this afternoon as the guests of Gov
ernor Hogg.
Il Al
home called at the Beach hotel this after
noon with large bouquet of beautiful
flowers for the president. He was out at
the time. but the children were received
and thanked by Mrs. Harrison. The
president and Mrs. Dimmick attended
service at the Trinity episcopal church in
the evening with Mayor Fulton, and after
ward visited the beautiful residence OF
Mr.. George Sealey. Shortly al er mid
night the presidential party lett the city
| for San Antonio.
| SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 20.-The presi-
dental party arrived here at 9 o'clock this
morning promptly on time. For the first
time since their departure from Washing
ton they were welcomed in a heavy rain
storm. The reception was most enthu.
siastic, but under the circumstances the
effect OF the liberal street decorations
was spoiled by the heavy doYnpour
which necessitated the abandonment of all
outdoor ceremonies. The reception com.
mittee included Gen. Stanley, Representa-
tive Crane, Mayor Callahan, citizens and
a number of ladies.
The president was received with mill.
tary salute of twenty-one guns, and on
| leaving the train was escorted through a
line composed of grand army men and
confederate veterans. The party were
then taken in carriages to the Grand
opera house, which was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion. Addresses OF vel
come were made by Governor Hogg and
Mayor Callahan, responded to by the
president. Secretary Rusk and Postmaster.
General Wanamaker The president then
held public reception which was largely
attended. A short visit was atterward
made 10 the military fort, Fl. Houston
where the party were entertained by Gen
Stanley and staff. The party left here al
u o'clock for FL Paso amid the cheers Of
an enthusiastic crowd. A feature of the
entertainment was the general participa-
ton