The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-05

Mns. GoprRry, whose name has
been made most unpl-sssntly conspic.
nous of late in connection with an nc.
cident which may or may not have
occurred, is young and Remarkably
beautiful widow whose husband died
in March, 1877. She b the sister Of
Mrs. Benjamin willis. Of New York,
and greatly resembles her in form,
feature and coloriug. Both have
plump, compact, vell-shspcd figures,
perfect compilations, whose delicate
sca-shcll tints evidently owe their en-
quisite coloriug only TO youth and
good health. With the skins Of
blondes the sisters have nut-brown
hair, and large, wideopen, innocent
looking gray eyes, fringel with long.
dark lsshcs. The shape and poise Of
the heads OF these ladies add much to
their beanty, and they invariably ar
range their hair In such style a. TO
snow the form OF the hesd.--lMis
Grundy In N. Y. Graphic.
Ir the Democratic pertv should oh. |
tain full control Of the Government,
two things may be expected: First,
payment for the slaves, and second, the
repudiation ofthe public debit Har-
Pers Weekiy.l The notion that any
political majority which may ever be
got together In the United States can
ever agree to pay for Southern slaves
who were freed during the civil war Is
Wild and prePosterous to the last de-
gree. No party would ever dare to
propose such . measure. and no party
could hold together for fortnight II
such payment formed . part Of its
avowed policy. If any thing has been
settled by the experience Of this Gov.
eminent, 1t Is that, instead OF being
prone to pay doubtful claims, il Is
next to impossible to get 1t to pay
those which are well founded and
which ought to be paid. -(Nashvills
Banner.
THE repu,e of John Sherman IN not
that Of honesty, and never has been;
but he has been believed to be shrewd
and cunning. This last belief Is now
dissipated. No man of real shrewd-
ness would have hung his face on the
testimony of such q woman, whose
manner hetrsyed the motives her
tongue trIed to conceal, as il she had
been made Of plate glass. True, the
material Of her face during the exam
nation varied according 10 circunstan-
ces. from that Of drawn brass to NAL.
leable iron; and she was wont to inter
lard her lines with q hard, forced
laugh that sounded like striking a
cracked kettle with ashoeing-hammer.
But any child Of ten years could have
detected her utter want Of sincerity
and the completeness Of the pretence
Oh inc part s"e was acung'-lNe~
orleans DemocrsI.
EDWIN Horn. the murderer: Of his
father, an old man of 76 years, in ,
Sherman. on Sunday afternoon, is q q
hardened wretch. The murdered man
was the father of six children, all liv-
ing but one, and having their homes
in Fairfield county, except one daugh- .
ter, who resides in this city. The ,
murderer has wife and five small !
children. He has claimed that he has !
not been treated equal with the other
regarding his fathers prop
erty. Afier he had committed the d
terrible deed he remarked, 81 done Il, 4
and I'm glad Of il, and If you will FIX Il
that rope to my neck and then TO that Q
tree l will climb up myself and jump .
~ ,I ~" s - ~" WINE "'s :" \
80
EAST 81 LOUIS Is having a TASTE Of
mob rule. The present condition OF =