The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-01

negroes at Ihis place. he was goon asai ns ~
terrupted py tne noounks 1g ana h.J f;n;sbed
UemoTanc negs1esiw gw ATTa NE p Pati;cal negroes
Inese Ae!ei eens W. ssr;nned and Tore. %
Thenegro Democrats therenpon Issunleu n, fsnce an
aImng .nsnseise ssas.Itad the;r Radical oppo.
at nandy tney assa4iess9 nsI Coo, 10 "ra tnId
nents and Won taS aeiu; SyGa cole etrewe3
stnere was any quSnIty oasHoS TsaI,Sar s
on the ground. NO Dones pioAen' :.
"A party ofe1cursionists nom Coiumoia
made trip over the SColumbls ana Augusta
Railroad On Saturday and ha1 q good time.
at LeesviIle, the present terminus or the road
about midway between Coiumpla ana; Au9IIs'ta
the cars were yncated t1e. party s. @ asssnn'ea ts
around the stage, unoer grove " Souls SaAs'
and were addressed 1y Dr. Aoae, .. LsS s1 az
ton, Colonel johnson, t1e eS fresiuen0 " r,;s aas
road, andl GeneIaL s!uAs.ats;oau; I-;,h t%a
topics were atSs.ness tra,,c%;se and
the benefits %: acar1es 70 tlesnegros no"
combmshon WIFE par psnr "a
tine colianon Was stne1 aiset "nisn
: the parry xeturnec 70 S'oiumpla. =
-Oa the subject Of the Hamburg outrage,
the usfa Chronicle says: From CONVEX
sation Nit6 6gneof the gentlemen arrested IN
HsmbtIrg. NE learn that on the arrival of the
marty sine = Aiken they wereset to work cleaning
ont stables, and doing other menlai service;
this, too, before ang eSaminanon was mao lnSo
the character OF the cnaT9es oi m1sSa II, '5e 5ey
Were accused a;sa,, ra1aasaa Je
the ec0mmanda1S o. tns pgss u ta
on on gisane Osm ~ s'sr,1 -,
saS aTroote5 at tSe
ine c1tihens IN Ioorer ra,osS arnnn
iIsoancG So Z. n tS Of HAMBURG.
mno RESIDES ~ S,e = ,,saroas fo-
ms 9naiyldaal lneIt W. ~ HaTSnro
make afhday1ts tnae tne cI.i1ens ~ ad ;nc;ts
VINO We're arrests " ,.ef,a;r,er to
r!ot agsanss aSa ~ ot ssot hoaoar -.
give their consent 10 tnis pa ~ ti,s;r MD
mum, ana .ne aes.oe5 " Ioto Th;s const;tnted
nlsns eIsissa III $ s " eD' -.srss-e
Inc wnoie so1ence 80 =
- serious not came near iosculrangi ~
:Ri6geVEy on Saturday last; y apPeals, iass
-th9 Democratic club Was noieln .uaestlns
when the disturbance occurred II at0sS tionn
some colored man declarng mmseu Qemo-
crat. This man.. after ne 9ao started 14ms'
was sttscked, pulled out OF nus wagon, .apo pau
;;y beaten, Some Of the gentlemen, a rushed up
and rescued him, and after some d1hcuity, put
down the e1oitementa The conancp o1 lnose
negros who made the assault was oouageo,u9s. ,9h
Some Of the colored people present M tne
crowd exerted themselves with gentlemen
to protect the essanlted man anos PIsse,Ve .ne
peace. go incmsed were s snese Eumans L;5,a inss3
their victim had MOI the whites mserposed.
-About noon on Friday last, q tornado, SC
comnssied aud followed bya heavy falf OF rain,
burst over Columbia, and, In the course Of
three.uuarters 6f an Hour, committed terrible
havoc. Buildings were unrooied, fences blown;
down, trees uprooted, and things upset gene
rally. Tho Phoenix says The greatest dam
agecccurred TO The: State House-the western
end OF thenewroof Has carried swsy, for about
fly feet heavy pieces OF timber being Yhifl-
ed over two hundred feet beyond the build
iug-the entire distance fully FIVE hundred
dred and fiffy fest, at the southern side
Of The 7bnifdile, iwasg torn of. Two -fhSut
sa,ld dollars win hardly cover the inju-
ries % .The tornsdo exhibited itssfa1 powers in
this yicinity. The ventiiator OF the new
market house, extending the entire length OF
The building. was thrown on the lower roofand
into s;the street, in its fall nearly covering Q
wagon and team; the horses ran away, and
completely demolished the wagon. The tan
roof on Walkers Bow was rolled INTO tae