Rensselaer Union, Volume 9, Number 46, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 August 1877 — Bunking Together. [ARTICLE]

Bunking Together.

Night before la* a gentleman from tbs country came to iho city to see Governor Williams. He had voted for Uncle Jimmy and not approving his course wished to tell him so. He went to the Occidental Hotel, and ascertaining the number of His Excellency’s room went to the door with a servant. Upon the npeping of the door the Governor and Adjutant-General of the state were diseovered both occupying a single lied about a yard wide. It was a warm night, and this spectacle of brotlieily kindne*s cqmplotvly disarmed tiio visitoi, who turned and left without saying a word. It is not known whether Lnclii Jimmy and Major-General Russ wore bunking together from motives of economy or mutual protection.—lndianapolis Journal,