The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-28

The witchins hours Of that ecststic ball
rolled on until the grey dawn dissolved IL u.
fusion, which va, fsirer than the vision Of an
oriental dreamer.
rHn SECOND DAY.
Tuesday morning came, and with II new
hub-bub Of delight and excitement The city
seemed 70 have got IL second wind, and was
ready with fresh features 70 smuse and enter
tia. The crowd was far larger than the day
before, o. extra trains on all the railroads had
poured swsrms Of deeply-interested people
from out OF town into the city.
Al 1880 A. NJ. the Presidential cortege
pulled up in front Of the Young Ladies
High School building. The principal, DR.
Chase, had made his arrangements with rare
taste and tact The party was conducted up
the stairway 70 the main hall by bright, win
some young lady ushers, whom enc enthusi-
astic reporter said he would willingly follow
across the Ohio river. The visitors were all
comfortably seated upon tho stage and CON-
mAnded q perfect view Of $50 intelligent
faced, sweet, innocent maidens The sight
Was . heart-thriller Secretary Thompson
grinned an approving smile over 10 Secretary
Key, who nodded back scquiescencs. The
singing W. delightful, and the presentation
Of flowers 10 the President and Mrs. Hayes
was made . tender, heartfelt episode. The
speeches were kindly and breezy with wit
and everybody on retiring from the pleasant
sceae had % agreeable taste in their mouths
a. 10 they had Just eaten chocolate cream
drops
VISITING OTHER SCHOOLS
Inc eoiofed schooi visited was tound 70 oe
In very nourhhins state ana rejected rueh
e'ed' on .ns en'"'sn.'y ana broad pahAn-
enroPy o' 'ne e'u<ens W ioa"'i'o VINO 'o'-
unfairly taxed themselves 70 ouiid the houses
And run 'nsscnoos on invitation OF IT. %
DELL 'ne learned Pnys'e'An ana progressive
humsn''Anan' me CUES" OF me city nen' VS.
"sd 'ne Asylum 'or 'ne onnd' "h'en 70 mo''
ensrming'y 'ooA'eo amid grove OF o'd ior-
81 uses upon an e's'A'so plateau ~n'on
ovsr'ooks Loe"vihe ana s')seeh' e"e.
Inc building large anu e'mmodioos' ana
perfectly adapted Tor !" purpose Inc emil
'o"g'' ~n'en we're rendered WIN gre" '~e~
ness and ,ne'r ensc' was maeh n'gn'snea ~
inc pathetic appearing iaes' OF 'n'.s 's'sa
ones VINO n's IN e'ernAi aA'Ahs's' Vt. Do.
rseoun'sd IN an impressive manner sns' nsa
oesn sccompnsnea " he 'nsu'u'on, sha
gave "aen INSTRUCTIVE 'h'''nsuon r'su's
70 ther pruning es'aohshmeh' Tor 'he onn',
when me nos' eomP'e'e IN many e'ssnpA
rspsc" Oh any IN 'ns .or'a' ave, = M"
nour most p'essAhuy anu ihs'ruoa'eiy sPenr
win tns symPs'neue s'emen" Oh inc" mn
lures deeP'y moved
TIMELY kkrAsr'
Next IN orasf ~s 'ne eohs'oh 70 un,en
the fres'denuAi party nsa oesn ih'nea ~
W. D. oeAhaP anu Nns iae', s"gsn'
"sns'"n, o'"P''o 'n M " ~ APP''n'"~'
required no 'op's-'u''ey turning aP''ae ao"h
Tor 'ns susP'e'ous occasion IN y" usual con-
dillon prepared ioi 'ne appropriate TO
cspuoh Oh rhhee OF h"si' iae uno'e
parry we're no' on'y 'em''A"s'''' ou' 'n'y
requires resi- Aha reisisuon i'0n 'ns ''n rs
nervous sfAn 70 ~hien 'nes hAa ''eh SUI
lee'ed sh' W 'ae e'ysa" " ,a.u'os,'y
furnished p~tios Aha msho" sS"saH sn'sn
was most reires0'ng ai.sr inc long I'ae 20 INC
strong ss'h 'unnsn" @ s"a -
De'AhsP' nj anu ""' W. ~ Ds'~"-h mn
MAJOR Ansn' anu niA Lucy Ds..nsP P'o,sa
themselves one anu s'h s'''y'''as P''''''
IN ne way Oh oeans eo'a'Ai' A''sn"'e warm
hearted nos'' Inc oihnes' "h'en "" 'amP
'aos' 70 . degree was so,. o. n'sa AH sna
AL OF inc "os' es'eenea 'uAun~ no" iA,
away foreign iAha' we're P'sns"ui
'hsy were Oil no "o's 'Aius 'nAh irnn P''A-
toes Inc wnole snAr "sse = most enl0yA-
Die event In inc rfe'iaeh'a ss'h ana ~s
very hlshiy Appreciates oy .he r,e'''sn' anu
Mrs Hayes As wen - oy 'he o'ns' 'A'0's'
ones VINO were 'nsre'
ohs. Eli AohkAh
Deserves inc n's"e'' Po','0.' s'o'' ~, 'ns