The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
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HbOple' NeNuoI VuhNotpAlAoh uuE uEbee
had any show. The
HON. SUNSET cox
Stopped in, after tho genLlemen'a dinner
party at ex Secretary Robesoh q, and made
himself agreeable TO party Of young
Western ladies. General Sherman was
surrounded, as he always Is, by the girls,
who have no more fear Of the big General
OF the Army than they have OF q kitten.
They say be is splendid, 30 nice, always
in ior fun-and 30 he Is, The ideal Of the
young folks OF America Is without doubt,
GENERAL SHERMAN,
and he has kept his youth into an age that
fnds most public men grim and sour.
Secretary Sherman, quieter, was talking
earnestly 10 q group oi gentlemen, of both
political Complexions; meantime the
crowd surged through his open house to
such an extent that 1t was almost iupossi-
Bile 10 reach the hostess. One lady In a
toilet Of white satin, hand'painted in tab.
tier OF
RICH RID ROSES,
found herself literally "cru shed roses"
In such crowd II Is impossible to indi-
vidualize. Among others were seen Mr..
Townshend and wife, Of Illinois, and Rep
resentative Cannon-not the gentleman
from Utah.
Iheard that at the night session Of the
House, when the River and Harbor bill
was up, Delegate Cannon, toward the wee
sma' hours, rose In his seat to stretch
when standing vote was ordered; he was
joCnlarly requested by Democrat to re.
main standing until his vote was counted,
"YOu have ~ much right to vote as the
gentleman from Wyoming"
"Why, have more children than he has
votes In his whole Territory" answered
Mr.. Cannon, with broad smile.
This is possibly an exaggerated state
ment, but the gentleman IL Ill at ease, In.
dulges In muCn braggadocio, and many
pointless Jokes, trying to assume a non.
chalance he does not feel. lie Ia exceed.
ingly chagrined over the action Of Gov
ernOr Murray, and the whole Mormon
populace Is aroused; 1t will, from this on,
be war to the knife.
GOVERNOR MURRAY,
The fearless fellow who has caused all
this CommOti0n, has been for years q
leading Republican In that spot where
Republicans are none too plenty
Kentucky. In appearance he Is perfect
APOLLO,
Tall, handsome figure, brilliant black
eyes, waving black hair and magnificent
beard; dressed always In the hel ght Ct
fashion, he would be noticeable In any
assemblage, After a gay life as a heart
breaking bachelor, lie married, few
years ago, one OF The prettiest girls that
Louisville ever produced. His term as
Governor OF Utah has not advanced very
far, but he has caused sensational stir.
As 10 what Congress will do, there is q
diversity OF opinion. Mr.. Cannon Is a
mild, blue.eyed, gray.haired, patriarchal
individual, who has a pretty good time
and takes lie easy. He has only one vile
here now,
THE OLD WIPE,
with her family Of grown.up sons. She
is tall, slight, fair lady, with Careworn
features, and troubled face. She does
not 10 at all into society; and seems to
shrink from notice, In q manner foreign
to the other bolder, younger rivals Tor her
husbands favor. At home Cannon 10 The
leader among the Mormons. President
Taylor holds merely nominal power.
George q. has q finger In every pie, and
from bis knowledge ol the world, ls looked
up 10 by the elders and apostles Of the Latter
Day Saints; and by the people is counted
almost as God. The citizens Of Utah
Gentiles, as they are called In distinction
by the Mormons-are at work trying Ia
Circumvent the willy Saints, aud III some
ysy stamp out the Church power. Dis.
trict Attorney Van Geel, OF Salt Lake,
urges that the statute Of limitations, 80 faI
as Il Affects
BIuAMY,
be repealed; that persons living In polyg
amy be DISTINGUISHED. Also, that a tnar.
riaRe license law he enacted, providing d.
ing, In the United States District Court, q
certificate, and making suCh certificate
proof OF marriage.
Following Governor Murray'a refusal oI
Cannon'B certificate OF election Is the ar
rest OF John W. Young Ia Denver ioi
bipamy, at the instance Of his vile, lIlbbit
CJanlield Young. But this lady married
him knowing that he at that time had two
wives, az allowed by his religion. lie pro
fepsed 10 repudiAte them for love Oi her
and she Ia turn was repudlated by him
lew years later for love oil young fonf
named Luela Cobb.
John ". Young is O large, handsome
stylish man, not very deep, but quitea
MAN tF TnE WORLD,
Fickle BY nature, and incapable OF con
E.ancy, no matter how close the law bount
him 10 one wife. Mrs. Young No. 3, who
ls The Nemesis at this time, ls the mosI
elegant lady In appearance that saw II
Salt Lake during q long stay there. She II
slight, Of tall and willowy figure, remark
ABLY stylish carriage, clear olive. complex
lon, sAiiny black half, and soft dark eyes
LShe is q philadelphian, and highly edu
Gated pefvoti 10 not, and never was
Mormon, and holds herself alOol from
them, She was perfectly infatuated will
johnny Young, and married him In Rpitt
nj opposilion, but she is not OF the tneel
Sotls who sigh and die without q word.
saw her give look once at
no. 4
As she drove by, q bride, ID her pom!
nhAetor, that convinced me that J0hl
Wa path would not be one OF roses
There was no flush ot indignation on th
dark cheek no Lell.tAle ttemot ol tn
heart, and no Contemptuous cntl o. th
lin, but a paliDg OF the whole face, q draw
ihg up Of The form 10 its full height and
sleady blaze Of the velveLy eyes, lha
meant much more. And the new wife, al
ignorant, red.cheeked girl NJ sixteen
drove on uncOnCernedly, chewing wax
and settling the red roses on her hat NOR
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