The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27

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of his wonderful sensational sermons, stif .Godhad
referred the Ark to a Committee on Naval Affairs,
it's my npinio8 Il would not have been built yet.
Anotorious pickpocket has sued the Police Com
missioners'ot Memphis in the sum Of $4,000 e,
damagesedane his character by parading him
through the streets of that city with placard on
hiashoulders bearing the title Of s'Pickpocketand
thief.n .Isz.s.
INDECENT freedmen in Richmond are falling off in
number, and INDECENT whites are increasing. In
March, u sos Of the former we're assisted by the
Freedmen's Bureau, against 10000 the month
previous. The whites assisted an,e 1904, which
was quite an increase over the number in
February.
They dosome sensi BE things at Havana. re-
cent regulation requires the daily attendance of
vetarinarJ surgeon at the slaughter house, to In
spect every animal brought to be. slaughtered,
: thus ehectuahy, preventing the sale OF msound
meat. This regulate has long since obtained all
I over Europe.
~. M. F. Ansxs1e oveeno1of NeF MEXICO, and
now, Indiaf agent, says the mineral resources Of
the country can never Be fairly placed in course Of
doaa the Indian troubles are finally
Adjusted and this he believes can oe better and
aoansr obtained by pacific policy than BY persis-
The Hehithoahid W7ssg has gone over into the Ra-
dcal camp. This is the first fruits Of the WILSON
campaign and il comes. QUICK sand with startling
effect. The organi nizaton Of tho Kadical Repub-
icans in the South as strong effective ,party is
fixed ahessa 4,ss thes Democrats believe and
tremble, .-sSS
Paris letter says: That nothing may be
wanting to the honor and glory Of N. DE BIS
! 7ARoK our talors have imsanted the paletot Bis
1narck. otthat tsoon we shalt isee Frenchmen and
stt1iansaike compelled by fashion to Wear, the
Bnssra oyer IT'S principal recommends
dshon Williprobobly be that thieves win not be
able annex It it. -E /. ,,ssss - Il .
Someone told Mr.. Justice MoNDEET, Of Mon
treal. ION the LIST 2f April, that "a stranger in the
Z Court sNasTones Of The Judges of the Supreme
Z Court from New, York, and travelling irsco9. His
Honor OF course, invited his brother to seat on
the bench, and consulted him faternaIly on all
1no.ty points. The learned iuriist turned out to
be . travelling merchant. :. ; -
The Paris correspondent of; the Tribune says
that torealizs the Exposition, Now, make of
your gina ~ house real structure 1s0, 900
yardgsquare sset IL il park three times greater.
Tkis make 3 house Icne hundred and three
milessquare, and park one hundred by three
hundred, which would give sample room: and
verge enough: not only for all the wares Of all the
world but even for the imagination Of this corres-
pondent.
Lynn, Massachusetts,, is the headquarters Of the
shoe trade in this country. The tax assessed for
business done during the month Of March, was
$S1, ,S49 81, which shoBaa larger business than was
ever done; before m one month. The value Of
shoes sot5in thatcity during the month Of Janua-
~, sccoTdhg 10 was 1896, 1896 ,87s in Feb
ruary, s., 1,of,51s and in March, 81, ,255, ,454 The
total yalde otthesgooh sold during the last three
months, was s.. .66s, ,s40.z ,;s .5ss;sss :ss.4ss
81 Mrs. JENNIE Isoorr and Miss ESTER, found a
lDcketbook in st. Louis, some time ago, and re-
turned tito Madame CALLAHAN, who claimed to be
the owner. There was but twenty dollars in it
when returned. and Mrs. CALLAHAN claiming that
there was $1,000 in it at the time it was lost caused
the arrest Of the finders. They were ultimately
discharged, and Mrs. ScoTr o few days ago obtain
ed yerhstof $4,000 damages for false imprison-
ment. -
The Medsca, Messenger Of st. Petersburg con-
tns the following details respecting the winter in
Russia: !" Fhe present season has been remarkable
for the severity Of the temperature, and up to the
present time there has been but one thaw, after an
intense cold of 80 degrees below Centigradet2
degrees below zero Fahrenheit). The number Of
persons suffering from illness has increased con-
aidsrabiy and all the civil and military hospitals
are filed. The prevailing affections are typhus
ana ints rmittent fever; dptheria etc" )"
The New York Tribune OF Wednesday says
The weekly report Of the Registrar Vital Statistics
shows that while in the cleanly precincts of the
Fifteenth Ward the death-rate was but in 1924
of inhabitants, in the Sixth Ward it was in e87,
or more than eight times as great. In the First,
Fc~'h, Sixth, and Tenth Wards, the ratio was
In 1,771. Those who still dsnounce the power
delegatedto the Board of Health for the cleaning
out of nuisances should be allowed to live in the
Tenth Ward for while.i
The savings Of the people of New York and
Brooklyn amount to something enormous. During
the past year, in Now York, the deposits in the
savings banks increased $50, ,s2s, $685. or, from $685.
O0 421 nJanuary Ist, 1885, to $685. ,s47 on Jan
nary LIST, 1857. IN Brooklyn, the increase was
to s1s, SIT January 1st, 1867. The total in
crease Of savings during the year in the two cities
was SIS, ,6s5 $40, while the thrifty depositors have
in savings banks and drawing interest nearly
Sill, ,OoO, 600.
The German citizens Of Muscatine, Iowa, are at
present greatly excited over dist lrbance which
took place in the German Evangelical Church of
that city, on Sunday evening last The Rev. VIM
KEMPHE1R, pastor, took occasion to denounce GER
tain members Of the congregation for having taken
part in a theatrical performance under the patron
age of the Turnverein Society. His remarks were
80 often sive that attempt was made to drag him
from the pulpit, but was prevented by the more
considerate portion of the congregation. The rev.
erend gentleman has received warning to leave
town, and has sought the protection Of the au-
thorities:
During the recent passage o. the steamer
Chicago, from Liverpool to New York, an iceberg
was encountered which stove hole in her bow,
and for several days she was in imminent danger
of sinking. During the excitement one OF the
steerage passengers furnished q little melancholy
amusement by following the officers about and
offering them money if they would let him go into
the boats with them. He was perfectly willing
that his wife should remain on the ship. She was
good Christian, he said, and prepared to die
but he was not quite ready to go and would rather
get to New York first, where he would have time
Tor repentance.