The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21
Caring When Baogsss 81 SUMNER, many years
sgith provooatlon ECU as great, he was de-
1endeea ry6 bully and hot -hsaded oarolnian Thus

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ny4 bully and hothSaded carolinian. Thus
f4 y that ttases alter circumstances y
j. a most curious case ofsmonomania has just been
Brought to light here German @haing from Hesse
Darmstadt, has been for s6ke me past, plying his
trade as barber in thia oisy few days ago he
attempted to cut the th roa of beard, Of
TONER The case is as follows: In the days of his
youth the Germ lad took great interest In the study
of work on the Physiology Of Races, by oonNz11Us
OsmERBERa he learned from this work that tan
affinity exiss between certain Of and certain
classes of animals that every human being has his
double In the beast orea ton that the two possess
nature and nature exactly alike" &C., &C. After this
the German in pursuing bis studies, learned that by
certain experiments made upon the blood Of persons
and animals important deductions could be made,
wherefore he frat went to work and phioscphicaly cut
the throats Of several dogs cats BIRDS TO-, and next
studied the profession Of barber in order to facilitate
his search for knowledge and little human blood. He
at first oontented himsaf accidentally ION purpose)
making little innocent gashes In the cins and throats
Of his customers, bu few days ago, made up his mind
to 90 into the Wholesale department OF the business,
and cut customers thros out and out The customer
on whom he tried the experiment happened to be q
beardess little boy, who Was about bushingly, to take
his first shave, but who soon discovering what was TO
be the bloody nature Of tho shaye jumped up from the
barbarous chair and fed from the shop, leaving 'hs
hat behind him. The philosophical barber welt to
the police headquarters gave himself up informed the
Chief Justice that he was insane. and desired to be
locked up In Lunato Asylum. The beardless little
boy went home beardesg. hatless. unshaven and un-
shorn and will probably give up all idea Of public
shave for some tAne yet 70 come.
Hon. George A. TRsNHoLA left here yesterday for On.
cinsh with delegation of merchants Of your city, on
the Blue Ridge Railroad business. It Is to be hoped
that Success will these efforts In behalf Of the
establishment OF that which cannot fell to be productive
Of results the most highly beneficial to the interests Of
Charleston.
The argument as to the utonanty Tor uncon.
situonality Of the ExcIRe Law has been going for
several days past In the Court Of Common Pleas, but
decision has yet been given; 1t Is hoped however
that one will be rendered at an early day.
Yesterday morning had been set apart for the conhn
uaton OF the examination Of Col ROBERTS tFenian) be-
fore the United States Commissioner, but the counsel
the part Of the Government has abandoned proceed
ings 'dn consequence OF the intimidation Of Witnesses
and the difficulty he had met with In procuring evi.
dence he however, stated that 1t is bis intention to
submit the to the action Of the Grand Jury. COL
ROBERTS was discharged, aud the Fenisns assembled
near oheered most Justify. The Fentans not quite
dead yet that is to say, they dead but not very
dead. There still some rumors-not exactly of war
but Of dsshtng little raids going on In Canada Never
theless. the Fenians pretty well dead after all
There no longer exists shadow Of doubt as to the
fact that the Aaiao Cholera has obtained foothod in
this oty four cases reported yesterday to tho
ssAas ~ victim ts attacked by this
against recovery and death generally in very
short time after the appearance Of the disease Should
1t spread over the CITY and become regularly an cpl
demio II will be more terrible scourge even than war
ITSELF stil however. there is hardly any alarm; few
persons seem to fear II think ofl and life and gayey
rule the day and hour.
Uncle Toms Cabin at Bsrnum's Museum; BRouaHAM
at Winter Garden; RAvELs at Niblo's DAN BRYANT at
Wallaok's sour Mutual Friend" at the olympic, &c.
MOULTRIE.