The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-20
GaRRsRD C0iNTf XEUs.
Lancaster.
LANCASTER, April 10Th

hAHNN Ni'ia A'ahs
Patier, palter falls the rain on the root:
Fierccly dashcs the drops against the win
dow pane, teaching lesson Of thankful
ness for shelter and comfort. Ii one were
not writing budget D: news, one might
/ heae diycrge into the realm of sentiment,
and analyzc the rains voices; its never
ceasing rhyme to the poetic soul; it, hum
drum drone to the querulous; its fruitful
promise to the practical. But one cannot
thus evade the highways and by-ways OF Il
city like this for the uncertain thorough.
fares Of 4 castle-in-,he.air.
The marvellous Bartines rcHi-d, ridi d, but
did not altogether rici. The Infant Pie
nomenon was along, as advertised; and all
the distinguished artists that have appear
ed in deep yellow on our bulletin boards
for week past, were on the stage boards,
fading-s;i!l fading. Quite a number Of
ladies were bcguilel into going to SEE the
performance, bcguiled possibly by the har-
monious combination Of drum and SYM
boil. composing the orchestra. OF the va
rious rail-splitting melodies that escaped
the Threats Of the wondrous cantatrices we
make no mention. Nor of "the Enamel
pa,ed Slaye'-olids, Freedom" to which
the Centennial Group at Memorial Hall
was fraud upon art, Nor yet Of the new
and original piroucttes, beside Which II
Fanny Ellsler, or a Taglioni would have
paled into insignifcance. To all q. these
sal gcncas features Of the entertainment, We
cannot, in a brief local letter, do justice.
But Mr.. ChaS, Bartine is good actor, and
the audience were indebted to him for his
total abstinence from unrelned With
cisms. The merit Of the Performance lay
in this unusual feature Of Minstrel
Troupe.
MAHRIED.-On the 10th inst, Miss Sal
lie u. Logan to Mr.. VIM. Wheeler.
The Bazars for April presen, the fair sex
in costumes painfully innocent of folds or
hounces. Tall, straight aud about as round.
ed in proportions as the traditional n.,tch
they stand in the fashion-plales as ready
for graceful pcrambulaiions as the straight
jackets Of Bedlam.
On Monday the interested, the curiou,
and the reyengoful were on the qui rirc
from an early hour. for the entree of the
expected prisoner, Mr., Grove G.. Kennedy,
whose trial for murder had been appointed
for that day. Rumors were aAoat with ref
crence To armed men, militia and other an
ticipated contributions to a street pageant
A message came TO the effect that the
prisoner would appear, but would not con.
sent to give up his arms. Such an innova-
ton upon criminal trials Was Of course not
to he considered by the Court for moment.
These, and other floating stories, went from
mouth to mouth, but we eau vouch for
nothing save the fact that the prisoner for
feited his published promise and failed to
appear. Judge Wickliile and the counsel
from other towns, were on duty, and the
JhA W W hhA Will
bring forth on the mueh.yeSed subject, the
hutur: shall tell.
New goods everywhere. Busy milliners
and mantua-makers.
No service on Sunday except at the Chris.
tan Church, where the pastor delivered to
a large congregation an able sermon upon
the subject Of Church Prosperity.
Gardening, building, repairing and orna-
menting, the present keys to happiness.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, the Cen.
trail Kentucky Medical Association held
their regular meeting at the Odd Fellows
Hall in this place. The stormy weather