The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07
NEWS OF TIE DAY.


In New York cotton closed o shade finer
Mi.l,llings a5h.
The Irish girls OF San Francisco have plvcn
Train y $500 emerald.
--Unlc. who shot Iiiscock has received an Slsoo
IlcTks'ip, which will answer, thousil not SO good
as The spanish mission. "
Lockwood & 90. were Handsomely entertain
cd hY The broSors iii New York. on Tuesday, I'm
hrlo. u! thcir resumption.
-"a.o lIYaclnthc and Henry Ward Eoechcr he'd
most amcablc interview Gil Tuesday last nciln
er understanding 4 word th. other said.
Hon. Heverhy johnson, iu q speech In BaI.t
mere few nights ago, look strong ground
aIA..i:s the rcc0g aition OF Cunan independence
d.. Pani Scnoeppc has written letter to
Governor Gcary, In which he denies that he pol
soacd Miss stenecke. and argues his case upon
= le evidence adduced at the trial which RESULT d
l II Ills conviction.
Treasurer Spinner prepared I'LL The figures and
wrote ont his report himself, nnh then copicd 1t
TO- the printer. 1t comprises ISL pages OF closely
written manuscript. and there Is not n sinai.
efasure. error or blot in them
-Hcsolutons Lave been introduced into tho
ku'tn Carolina Legislature looking to the inden.
niy %! loyal citizens by the National Government
icf property other than slaves taken during the
war for the use OF the Union armies
At the late army reunion General Sheridan
addressed Ills comrades thus: II can't make n
speech, bnt II You want ME to tear mp n railroad
or burn haystack when the enemy is going to
get It, and-and-and--.n And he landed him.
SELF back into his seat.
Ut haa Just been decided In New Jersey tbot ,
deaahead ON n railroad must bc Killed. Mt his own
expense II he Is killel nj a Neither the traveller
on II lrcc ticket nor his hcrS recover da u,arcs
Tor injury by accident on the rail- II seems there
was some Jersey dcaIliiead mcancr than tho rest
who saed the company that gave him q ride .
hence the decision. The moral for dcaIhca,ls a.
that they must get eli accident insurance ticket.
II 10 bny such ticket costs ns much M the ride
"ou'!. the hinicllty Is insrperalic, unless the
insurhac tlcket also can be obtained on the dead
heal plan.
The New York Post says: t'It is asserted by
Responsible persons WHO have read the intcrcepit d
ieters OF Richardson to Mrs. Mcfarland, which
orc now in the hands OF Mr.. John Grahnn,, coun.
se Tor McTarlnnh, that Others besides Richardson
W're IN Tic plot to flcnato the affections OF Mrs.
McFariand from her husband, and brc TX up the
IamIy OF the latter. II Is asserted that two mnr-
riea women, one Of them occupying Il conspicuous
eoclal position are referred TO iIy name I'm Ricl,.
ar1Son's own handwriting rs "capitai ntriruers. ~
Mhn a:c helping Him. The contents OF these let.
Tors viii be nado pu5!,o Oh the trial OF the nrls.
oncr.n
Tho correct style for full evening drc5s'' Is
announced to bs black dress coat. With velvet
collar and plain lapes. rolling low. A black en-.
orohcred oassimcrc vest is the most fashionable
this season. though white aIarscillcs vests arc
much worn. cut low to show three shirt stud,,
with rolling collar, and are In good TASTE Trous-
era are mide OF ine black doeskln, hut easy 10
the leg ana with good spring at tho bottom.
Thc sh rt-hosom should bo neatly enlbr ,i,lcrcd
and the studs jcwcl!cd. small diamonds being the
most dressy. Tie tic slould always be white, tho
ends n little larger than In tho centIe and ON.
broid 'red Cloves also white, though little Inv.
'cndcr O: pale crean-color is often worn. Boots
OF plain cal!-skIn. not patent leather.
"A very strong letter, opening view OF tho
possibilities Of tyranny under The provisions OF
the Fifteenth nman,'mcnt. is written by tho Hon.
Peter Is. SwecnT "Oongress +" the umendmrn,
says, "Shall have he power to enforce this article
uy appropriate .cg sla on.' ncc Congress- s Il.
SELF III IL rst place, this Judge Of wi,at may lie
appropriate lcy s,iton, Ihero IL nothing to pre-.
vent that bUiy. or the partisan majority In It,
from appointing Inspectors FOR every election
poll In the country, to decide on tile Qualia o. ion
or v0;ers ona to receive and count tho votos
cas'. IL can, by such legislation, cnn
troll the vote OF the nation; while. II any
Stale should rosist, there would be noiin ,
to prevent the recurrence Of the scenes OF 1884, n
New York and elsewhere. Tint democratic ma
Joriiies were foatud, where armed so,tlic.J and
.rarks Of artillery. under tho conmnnd OF partisan
generals. oycIawcd the polls. This Is the posi-
bllity Involved In the grant Of power made by
Che amcndment and In prouf thu. It may becom
a terrible fact at any tlme Mr.. sweui,y state.
that Republican politicians now claim for It al
that has been alleged, and d not hesitate to buas
OF tho measures which will be adopted, under III
authority, 4, bold cnntrol OF tho general admin
isTsion IN spite Of any Democratic mojmity."
There IL always aome monRtrnns cntrrpris
golng on In New FORK. Ono tiay SiT. e. y. !Hs
bays mp n swamp to I'LL mp and divide or int
lots. Then Mr.. a. T. Stewart turns land sprcu
intur an,l invests In Iiempsiend land. nnl th
variona undertakings OF other million n u, nu
m n arc extensively discussed. Tic proposiiol
to absorb i.ronklyn, 10 cOnanlldnto II with Nry
York. In the last bIg i.lca. THO New York wur
nred the aret gnn Of the now movement. Man
.of.ths leading politicians and Journals OF Brook