The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

nounced rs bully aud hot-headed Carollnian Thus
It In that Ceases alter circumstances"
most curious Of monomsnia has just been
brought to ght here: German, bsiling from Hesse
Darmstadt has been, for some timo past plying his
trade as a barber in this city few days ago he
attempted cut the throat instead of beard of Gus
toner. Tho is follows In tho days of bis
youth the Germ lad took great interest In the
Of work on tho Physiology OF Racep, by ConNBLIUs
osMERpERa; he learned from this work that can
affinity exists between certain of and certain
classes Of animals that every human being has his
double in the beast creation that the two possess
nature aud nature exactly alike" &C. &c. After this
the German in pursuing his studies learned that by
certain experiments made upon the blood of persons
and animals important deductions could be made,
wherefore he first went to work and phosophicay cut
tho thIoats OF several dogs, cats Birds &o and next
studied The profession of barber in order to facilitate
his search for knowledge snd little human blood. He
ut fret contented himself with accidentally ION purpose)
making little innocent gashes in the chins throats
Of his customers, but few days made up his mind
to into the wholesale department of tho business
and out customers throat out and out The customer
on whom he tried the experiment happened to be q
beardless little boy who about buahingly to take
his first shave, but who. discovering what to
be the bloody nature Of the shave jumped up
barbarous chair and fed from the shop. leaving 'hs
hat behind him." Tho philosophical barber weLt to
the police headquarters, gave himself up informed the
Chief Justice that he insane, and desired TO be
locked up In q LunAto Asylum. The beardless little
boy went homo beardlcss hatless, unshaven and un-
shorn, and will probably give mp all idea Of public
shave for some time yet to como.
Hon. George A. TRENHOLM left here yesterday for Cin
cinah, with delegation OF merchants Of your oity
the Blue Ridge Railroad business It s to be hoped
that will these efforts In behalf OF tho
establishment Of that which cannot fail to be productive
Of results tho most highly beneficial to the interests
Charleston.
stuonslity) OF tho RIoine been going on for
several davs past In the COURT OF Common Pleas but
no deciaton has yet been given; ia hoped, however
that ono will be rendered at an early day.
Yesterday morning had been set apart for the contn
untion Of the examination OF Col. ROBERTS Fennn)
fore the United States Commissioner but the counsel
the part Of the Government has abandoned
ngs elm consequence Of the intimidation OF Witnesses
and the difficulty he had met with In procuring owl
denoe he howeven stated that It ia his intention
submit the to the sotion of the Grand Jury Col
ROBERTS was discharged. and the Fenians assembled
oheered most ldstly. The FenIans not quite
dead yet that is to say they dead but not very
dead. There are still some rumors-not exactly OF
but Of dashing little raids going in oanadh Never
theless, the Feninns pretty we'll dead after ALL
Thore no longer exists shadow OF a doubt to the
fact that the Asiao Cholera has obtained foothod In
cy four new cases were reported yesterday to
Board Of Health. Where . victim Is attacked by thiI
dread disease there a least nine OF
against recovery And death generally in very
time after the appearance OF the disease shout
spread over tho city and become regularly an cpl
denio Il will be terrible scourge even than wal
itaslt. STILL however. there Is hardly any alsrm few
persons to fear II think Off, and life and gayet
| rulo the day and hour.
Uncle Toms Cabin at Barnum's Museum: BRouoHA,
at Winter Garden: RAvELs nt Niblo'a: DAN BRYANT q
Wallsok'5; "Our Mutual Friend" ut the Olympic 30.
MOULTRIR.