davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
YEfIoW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, September 20.
There were eight deaths from yellow fever
for twenty-four hours, to P. II. yesterday
Four were natives Of Italy, two Of France, one
Of Nova Scotia, and one unknown.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
GOLD AND BOND MARKET.

+ NEwYoRK, September 2o-Evening.
Gold opened dull and continued so through
out the day; nothing done since O'Clock.
Sixty-twos l2l; sixty-fours lls; sixty-fves
IL; new 100; .sixty-sevens los; sixty-eiglts
loS; tours 81.
LONDON, septe nber 2o-Erening.
Consols. 92s. Bonds s0s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
THE WHITES UNDER ARMS.
OFFERS OF HELP FROM NORTH CARO-
LIMA IND GALLANT EDGEFIELD.
TWO COLORED MEN REPORTED TO
HAVE BEEN KILLED.
CITIZENS OF CLINTON CALLED TO THE DE-
FENCE OF THEIR HOMES.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l


COLUMBIA, September 20.
The people Of Newberry Courthouse, Ninety
six and Clinton are intensely excited over
complications growing out Of the woundIng of
q colored man by Chapel on Saturday last.
After the affair the widest rumors spread
over the country, and large number OF arm.
ed colored men collected and threatened to
lynch Chappel.i
The whites have also prepared themselves
for any emergency.
tits reported that during fraeas at Clinton,
In Laurens County, two colored men were
killed and q number wounded.
Rumor has it that FIVE hundred white and
fifteen hundred colored men are under arms.
Passengers who arrived here to-day by the
Greenville and Columbia Road saw large
body Of negroes armed with guns, clubs and
scythe. blades; also a company Of white men
mounted.
Citizens of Clinton VINO were on the train
were called upon by courlecs to return home
and protect their families.
There is no news direct from Clinton to-day,
but collision there was nome ntarily. ex,
pected.
The whites are thoroughly organized Tor de-
fence.
Couriers have been sent to the scene of the
difficulty from Charlotte, N. c., and from
Edgefeld County, Offering assistance to the
whites.
Chief Constable Hubbard, who was sent uE
to Newberry by the Governor, returned to Co.
lumbia to-day.
The readiness of the whites, coupled with
their torbearanee, has prevented serious col
lision thus far.
rClInton Is the village which was fred into
by the colored militia, under Joe Crews, few
weeks ago. It will be remembered also that
Joe Crews has told the negroes In his speeches,
again and again, that they have a right to take
what food they want, and that If the whites do
not do them justice, the negroes must burn
them out of house and home
The following dispatch is printed in the
Ring Organ:
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 90, 1870.
Serious disturbances have occurred in Lau-
rens. Five colored men have been shot, two
seriously.
white men fired into the colored people at
tending funeral, near the line OF Newberry
County.
last NIGHT. we learn that nearly thousand
white men, mounted and armed, are lying IN
ambush ready to seize the State arms at Clin-
ton.
The Governor has been appealed to to quiet
the disturbances Hubbard went to Newberry
this morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

BALTIHoRE, September 20.
The Grand Lodge Of ODD Fellows elected
the following officers: Fred. D. Stewart, Of
Washington, D. c., grand secretary; J. L.
Ridgely, of Maryland, grand corresponding
and recording secretary; Joshua Vansant, of
Maryland, grand treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
RETURNINa TO WORK.

WASHINGTON, September 20.
Two hundred recruits have been ordered to
New Orleans from Cincinnati.
Creswell has returned, and Belknap will be
back 10 morrow. Boutwell, will return in ten
days, and the full Cabinet will be here in
month.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
J. Edward Meng and John P. McKissick
make oath that the foregoing is true copy o.
paper picked up by Andrew McNeaee, in
their presence, in front of the Central Hotel
in Unionvtlle, on the lst Of September, 1870.
AID. SPEARS,
Clerk and ex ofhclo Magistrate
j. E. MENG.
JOHN P. McKIssiCK. s.,@y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |
TISIoS G0I,yTY.

Personally appeared before me Andrew
McNeace, and makes!!oath that the foregoing Is
atrue copy Of paper picked up by him at
Unionyllle, In front of the Central Hotel on the
lst day OF September, 1870.
Sworn to before me this 18th September,
1870. A. D. SPEARS,
Clerk and ex oficio Magistrate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
BAYAeEs OF THE FELLOW FEVER
IN HAVANA.

New YORK. September 20.
Private dispatches from Havana state that
tho aggregate number OF deaths from yellow
fever in that city, for the week enaing on sa'
rurday last. was flve hundred and sixty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
ELECTION IN OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, September l.
The Oregon Legislature has elected Colonel
j. Z. Kelly, Democrat, United States senator.
vice Williams, Radical.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

]. s. sadold, Selma; George D. G;chTist,
Florida; Nile Hatch, Savannah; Eugene
Evins, Philadelphia; William Smith, Whining
ton; ]. ]. Green, George II. Lounsbery, H.
Camps, New York; A. J. Cooper, 0pelika;
Alfred Rocker, wife and two daughters, Wey-
mouth, England; Antonio Marti, Cuba; R.
Bickiord, Seneca Falls; A. Matheson, Che
raw; Mrs. Gibson, S. A. Woods, Darlington;
A. B. Noyes, Florida.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT:

Tours, September 20.
Two trains collided near here. Eleven were
killed, including n. Duval, editor Of the Jour-
nal des Depots, and twenty-five were hurt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
END OF 4 STRIKE.

WHEELING, Va, September 20.
The long protracted strike Of the iron-work-
ers ended to-day, the managers maxim no
concessions.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
TIE CHOLERA IN HAHANI.

HAVANA, September 90.
There were l23 deaths from cholera in this
city yesterday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
MILLS HOUSE.

L. P. Smith, Christ Church Parish; a. Lewis,
Boston; J. c. Bailey, Enterprise, Greenville;
Henry B. Bunting, Philadelphia; W. K. Chad
wick, Boston; E. c. Clayton, N. c. Barkley,
steamship Maryland; D. D. Wright, New York;
A. F. Walker and wife, Florida; John Gaines
and wife, steamship Champion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
NO SURRENDER !!
STRISROURG. TO BE DEFENDED TO
THE LAST.

sTR4sROURG. TO BE DEFENDED TO
THE LAST.
THE PRUssIANs CLOSING IN ON PARIS.
ROME NOT YET OCCUPIED BY THE
ITALIAN TROOPS.
BARRICADING PARIS.
THE ARMY OF LYONS ABOUT TO
TAKE THE FIELD.
FAvRE TO BE RECEIVED,
GERMAN OFFICERS BUsHWHACKED
BY THE FRENCH PEAsANTRY.
THE PRUss1ANs REPULsED AT soIssoNs.
HOPES OF PEACE NOT ABANDONED.
THE CZAR COMPLIMENTS THE PRUs-
SIAN SOLDIERY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21

THE CZAR COMPLIMENTS THE PRUs-
SIAN SOLDIERY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
ROME NOT YET OCCUPIED BY THE
ITALIAN TROOPS.
BARRICADING RIs.
THE ARMY OF LYONS ABOUT TO
TAKE THE FIELD.
FAyRE TO BE RECEIVED,
GERMAN OFFICERS BUsHWHACKED
BY THE FRENCH PEAsANTRY.
THE PRUssIANs CLOSING IN on PARIS.

THE PRUss1ANs REPULsED AT soIssoNs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21

HOPES OF PEACE NOT ABANDONED.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21

THE MYSTERY OF RANDOLPH'S
DEATH UNEARTHED.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21

THE SECRET COUNCIL OF THE UNION
LEAGUE ISSUE THEIR EDICT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05
The Journal do Gensvc reports Tue loss, ii

Tho Journal do Geneve reports the loss, in
q heavy snowstorm on Mont Blanc, OF q lRlrly
of eleven persons, consisting OF Two American
and one Irish tourist, three guides md five
porters. The weather was fine when the party
started. but tllc next morning violent storm
arose, and the lust glimpse that was hal OF the
travellers was WHOM they hal arrived at tile
"Drome,lary's Hump" at an hours march
from the summit. AT that time they were seen
suddenly to collect together and hold fast TO
each other, unh then TO disappear in the SHOW
wrenths. AZ first 1t was bclcvcd' that the
tourists had sheltered themselves In The Gre
vices of the ice, but on their non-appearance,
thirty-two young men OF the valley went ont
In searcl, of Lllem. This party OF rescuers
were Obliged TO return In consequence OF the
fearful weather. second party of twelve
courageous young men made second ut
lcnpt, but The rain and wini again obstructcd
all efforts TO scale the mountain. All hope oil
the safety OF The tourists has been abandoned,
and il IL believed that they were precipitated
by the tempest over the rocky pntli Oh 10 The
Glaciers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05
colored people well ,sthau by treating them

colored people well sthau by treating them
badly.
/ JUNE. Well lam allstraight on that ques-
ton. see now that the ReTormers have not
the power to take away any OF our rights even
Lie they wanted to. But we are safe, as we are
now, with the Republican Party-why should
we changer
PETER. In the first place, Scott and his over
seers are not Republicans; they arc thieves
aud robbers. Just as long as they stay we
shall not have an honest and fair government;
aad it is that sort OF governments which the
Reform Party will give the State.
JUNE. What difference does that make to
mep"
PETER. All tho difference in the world.
Scott and his oversecrs make all sorts
of Offices and give thom to their friends.
Corbin las FIVE or six offices, Moses has
two, Elliott has two, Ransier has two, De-
Largo has two. and that's the way oil over
the State. Now, the Reform party won't allow
any man to hold more than ono Office, and will
put in Office honest men like You, not thieving
politicians.
JUNE. But il don't get an Office, what
thenP
PETER. FL tell You. Wherever you work
You have TO get your pay from the man who
employs you. That man gets the money to
pay you with by selling what he makes, or
raises, wiGh your help. Now, when taxes are
high as they are now, people have very little
money left to spent, and your employer can't
get good price for what he has to sell. He
can afford to go on unless he makes money,
and the consequence is you lose your place or
get less pay. II you had government that
people had trnst in there would be now mills
going up in every county, new railroads would
bo built, and tho Iaboring man would find as
much work ns lie wanted, and would be paid
we'll for it. Neither You nor cap get along
comfortably unless the government is carried
on cheaply and respectfully. You como ovel
to the speaking. and Judge Carpenter will ex-
plain it all to you. .
JUNE. Yes, I will 20. But have made up
my mind that the Reform party is the place
for tho honest ooIored man, anl tonight l
moan to join the Reform club. rs e..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

T,t tol currant ex,,onsos. 1859. ... s422, ,g7S
D,ffurcnce betwean tho real current expenses
and Mr.. Chambcrlains statement or thom
We lave examined these two years, as they
are tho ones selected by Mr.. chamberlain.
Let us advert for moment to the year ending
October, 1S5G-the administration preceding
Governor Scotts. .,.o o,oo,
The total expenditures Was, Sz66 6o a4o ,,S VI.
(Comptroller's Report, 1866, pages ~, 20 Inc
noIicg assessment was S1d9, 7l5 81. 1he osti-
mates for tho year 1867 were, sSO2 7lo. (hcpor'
1866. p. 50.) -, .,,u,o,,,
appropriations and expenditures OF lo6o ana
1869. Ill 90 Nh.
Let us now examine tho other side OF sir.
CLambcrlain's statement. lie puts down tlo
total eypeudture Of the State. cXclud'n. tho
county expenditure, at 81, 103,374 2o. Inese
fpures H., obtuius from the c0mptr0'icr-
generals report. Bs rcferenc. to that docu-
ment, page II. il will be seen that tue totll ta
penlitnre OF tho State, excluding tho Guunts'
was So, 099, ,345 IL. Even tho comptroller az
customed from his youth upwards TO tns
largest financial transactions, was appalled, Dy
the magnitude of this sum. The thing d'9
not look well. Governor Scott, ii is true. had
compmentcd the State OH tho prompsness
aud Willingness with which the taxes had been
paid, but there was q limit to cvcry vlrtuo,
and sOmo grumbhng taxpayers might vince,
undcr this weighty load 1t would never do to
let it 60 thus to the world. To borrow word
from, MR. Chamberlain, il mist bo "dlrninlsh-
I'd n and as dead men tell no tales" portion
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05
THE AmERIOAN JOCKEY CLUB.
Rnces mt Jerome Park-Ilnmense Stakes
and Purses.

The foil season OF the American Jockey Club
will commence at Jerome Park, New York, on
the 9th OF October and continue until the 18th.
The large purses and stakes to be run for are
thus stated:
On the arst day there will be four races, on
the second FIVE, on the third five, on the fourth
six. and on the fifth six. The stakes to be run
for are numerous, the entries large, and the
amount of money to be won beyond all prece.
dent. The club Itself will give In purses ana
money over and esodd MT @ GVS q
bears his name, together with Oyer S2o,ooo IN
The Champion Stakes, for three-year olds, is
5000 each. half forfeit, and $500 added, mile
heats. There arc forty nine subscribers, 30 IL
Will certainly amount to over $1,000.
The Nursery Stakes, tor two.year olds. is $o0
each, play or pay. and Sooo added; There are are
string.
year old Niles, $500 each, halt forfeit, and $eo9
added, one mile and tllree-quartera TherS
are nineteen subscribers for this, and IL WILL
probably amount to $4,000. :.
The Maturity Stakes, for fonr-year oios. -
5000 each, half forfeit, and Sl2oO aaaee, tnIee g
miles. This has twenty entries, and me We
ner's earnings will fall but little short OF $4,000.
Then there is the ancual stakes OF three
wear olda $500 each, half forfeit, and slooo "
dcd: two miles. TWenty-slx nave eatereo nt
this and II Eve should start it woulo amount
to ss5O0. s.,,,,, Al. loot ~ tho
,.aat aue rhrsr wear old stakes. It is $500 edch.
G,lr i"' roreit. and $4,000 added by the liberal
Gentleman after whom it ls named. 1t " tor
Iwo miles, aud therel are twenty-three sub
scribers. So II there should be six starters the
lucky one would pull down for its owner slo,-
$50.
Already seventy-fve of the finest horses IN
the country have been entered. Among them
are those Of Governor Bowie, Major +. Dos
well, John O'Donnell, Augustus Belmont,
Hunter & Travcrs, l.. ". jerome and osaess.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05
Tho votins in France for members Of t

THE voting in France for members Of the
Constituent Assembly will commence on the
l6lll instant. This election, which was sIs.
nnn,Ia,l on the announcement of The failure ot
II. F;,vre's peace mission, seems to be tie
manded by The necessity for IN entirely re-
sponsble government, and The more thorough
harmony Of the people, as we'll as {. measure
OF prudent preparation for concluding peace
In Il fOrului manner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

OF lit should be charged to tho defunct adminis-
tration. Accordingly We have the total e5-
pepditures, s2,0a9,SS5 A, and Immediately
under it the following entry: Comptroller
Generals Reports, p. W.)
Less the following sums expended IN pay
ment. of claims, &C., incurred previous to the
inauguration Of the present State Govern
nent, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

Free schools. ...........S
Jurors and oonBtables.
Contingent accounts.
Sherilf's fees for diet
inS...-......--..-
Paid Il. X. Scott Tor
use as. collaterals In
ehocttDg o 10 n,
since returned. ......
Dills Receivable re-
deemed. -. ........
Over deposit on ac-
count OF t AK 3 re-
funded d.. .L......
Permanent jail, Dar-
lingt0ll 0ll..............
Interest on public debt
Il. II. Kfnlpt0n, Flnaii.
cial Agent, amount
elsewhere accounted
for, having been re.
turned to llim.......
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05
Total expended on &C.
count. OF old clalms..

Leaving expenses in
Cured by the pres
ent government.
Cash ON hand.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

Let uu slit the treasury accounts little.
There was paid out of the treasury
for interest on public debt in July,
August, September ard October,
1863. ................... .....:.... $685., ,554 62
In july, August, September, Fl. II.
Kimpton paid on account Of
sassu smountns ...............' 1890 1872 ,7o4 SO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05
1.117,G7S 81

Difference not sG8 427 70, rs 1870 .,o 40
Mr. Chamberlain claims, but s3IS.olo 10
Thus far have assumed tho correctness "l
Mr. Chumbrrlain's figures, aud have mot the
case as ho stated it, because desired to show
that oven on their own statement their cSpel-
dituros fur exceeded those ofany formor admin
istration. now propose to examine Mr:
Ciamberlains figures hc states @ d6 tue eutrtho to
cnrrcnt tynenditurcs for 1869 ut S6l7 CTS 81. But
he,carcfulIy deducts from the expenditures OF
Governor Scott's administration tho expen-
ditures for the new State House, tho census.
The prntcntiary and tho quarantine buildings
(s147, ,OOO) as extraordinary expenses. was 1o
not bound IN fairness to deduct tae extraordl-
nary expenses of tho Democratic admlnlstra-
ton? lie has not done so. propose 10 sup
piy tho omission and lot us SEQ how the ac-
count thon stands.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

JUNE. Mr.. Bull, whore arc you going this fine
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

$ 39,0.3 81
1,0G7
j0.02l IL
aa,5l7 81
27,lS5 90
222 900 90
a,ass 81
1000 90
l9u,5 ,575 26.
424,424 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

,,-.,,, ~ eco over 1850., SIUF,F19
.NorH.-The large amount for military was en-
centi0nal The State was then expecting war.
We are now in profound peace.
, 1870-04-18

tF,is sesseF .ss ne .ne.s how to c.y on u, vo,,6
icss d1e I'd ieas uiono5psso o1s opsos,eense of lii no
IN n,. gut Ro o. which re resd ID q
eaS asee g ass;aE sasssS;9S S'sa rse
th. n 9at temple Of liberty let u san5 sS ~ ms
se @ weisso'nsi sss and more. 1et "a si2e ,sen ssn
aas ana ns ana !, ahSsass - sasd
Become Intelligent and psusper1us arnon. naN5 N
h.a nave tnty Waited for the Lord 1t ieueth IL
for n 9sn q s.ys them They DO wen to Rejoice,
mourning are ended, md he oceasIon ~ tns,r M
~ R!eaRe q Jehossh to us Ill That tntouitT III
9os ~ dnp1ntahcd, bur that tho7e Who tuxt in the
LOU ah4l never be oon.oundcd. - >Ae
, 1870-04-18

5onn C!aFk entered schrocdeg's saloon. corner
% sa anI JACKSON Streets on Sunday, and was
soon subjected to light fingered InTeatioatto1
anacf ana II the ,ss sq1spcs,s Of coens Tooms Ta
transferred To the Armory, where be WAS cbarrcd 81
WIN AZ intent to commit larceny.
.-Mlchasl FlnncFaa, hat1lnR from Wlsconslu. in
viewing tbe elephant yesterday, straycd mo 70
Aothef Conlcys patch. where be made the o.
quaintance OF female, named Harriet Tayior.
un leaving her presence, Michael found himself
neeced Of go and watch portion Of The
money and the watch Tas subsequently dis:oy-
cred On nandcss person, and she was lod gcd In
A gentleman. vhile attending the morning ser,
Vice at Trinity Episcopal Church, hal his pocket
further ~ e0 az
-. The Chicago Medical Society will hold A meet
W " tae county Courtroom, this evening, at
O'clock Bnstness-ExhiA1uon Of paihoIouicaf
specimens and reports Of cAses
MI. D. II. AcPeek, arrested on eari.s n hsT
or two since, On the charge OF receiving money
hnaer i2sc p1etenccs disclains The credit Of ever
naf1ng been preacher, and was not |odpsd in
}ai as We etyoneoasy stated, but secured bali be-
u !ols reaching the interior Uf tic Cook County
, 1870-04-18
THE01TY IN BRIEF.
f3rnt{G,.tl.

Deputy Coroner Spears, yesterday afternoo,
ne1o IN inquest At the deal-house, ove. the Indy
oi thc man found noating in the North Branch At
!nd1aha street lrtdgc, on SATURDAY morning. NJ.
hcnfJ hebner. residing at No. Il Whitney street
iaen1'sed .mne shs toy as that Of Charles Fisher,
,,! sen,1,inony TO the effect tint he WIS acoustnted
nr..s, "n tHe deceased, a1l had often heard him e.
... ~ intention to commit suicide. Onlv tiay
iatpu qut tnsee weeks ago-hc was informed By he
,,naa, .n,dss tna1 ne was going to throw himself
his mind a. to the mode Of " "shulllinR.T and de-.
ctae1 ea IN tasor o. Chlcago River. The opinion Of
tns nn5siclah who made the fost-morfem cxatnI-
naunh OF the botlF was that the mark over the
right eye 1as inflicted before death, Il might
aase psfn me result E Of fa1l, however. Deceased
~ Mas oIknef.ln-laW Of Officer Jacob Ludwig, Of
tae No1h Side Preventive Police force, and bsd
been twice married. Its INST wife tiied, and ftom
tne second he was severed by divorce. Nc Ieases
dtOEnGd,n 4eaoo
, 1870-04-18
KER0sENE EXPLOSION.
1htre Persons lnjsrrsi-Densh OF on~ oe,hn
sufferer

:. Another kerosene lamp explosion, rksu1aue In
ue aeah Of one rcsson-a young GIRL Of 1o-s1d
taeintuy OF tWo Others, occurred Al . o.clocr m
eaW.uay Mghs, u the residence Of Thom,s Bsaco.
onlder, No. sas West Har7tsou street Th,s csse
., q peculiarly hearzendlng one. 1t appears tnst
A1ss bene Brace, the deceased, took a kerosene
lamp lamp nom table an'i. while passing through tbe
iu9u. n,.t1 suddenly exploded In her hands, Tbs
t aaaa ~ shed ali oref her person, md IN mo.
nHIid rs nn *as enseloPed In hames The burning
aix.ncs lev a. oSes TIC room and before any as-
hn Gond be rendered the unfoEunate gtfl
II ren,s ~ o. Atss Beta Stewart young LADY
: 5ea.s o! a2c and OF MrA Bridget FecneY. Eers
ehned III on r. on1 Ine sereaus q ihe suffering nd
ncsSheofat-Ar. Parker and Nj. Manoncvl1nho ~ %o
nR H. n,Dre ng tse noase and sncceeed 10 smother
~ Mss Sae house, u jeopardy. Mrs. Feene1 nd
~ eacaped With some painful scais, but
sne INJURIES Of Ntss Brace were auch as to iearc
10 ~ none o. heE recovery. Her clothing was IteTai
rt,o1r a.n nef body. She fingered IN great
aeuny through the night, and expired at 4 o.cjocF
ess ,oFatn The Coroner WAS notified of
over the remains to-day. A0'1 "1' I1'aea'
, 1870-04-18

L1sEof, April ik-The steamer from Rio Jsne,rr
arrived today, bringing details OF the end Of tne
var With Paraguay. On the Isl Of March thS
Lopez himself, his son, Colonel Lopez. + An.
chez, Vice President OF the Republic. Gens1a,
Contno1 md several other high on1cefs Of Psra.
Of the children Of Lopez, Mrs Lynch. and n,anr 1s
Officers, we're taken prisoners. ( iaTce anautitT
OF arms m and munitions were also captured
prepared with the Provisional Government ~ !
iafae1ay, Which had convened CONSTITUTIONAL
Assembly for the purpose
, 1870-04-18
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Sometimes n Cold ssIl not Yield tn
oldfhafy remedies, because Of the severe imam.
which the slr we breathe Is Jlstrihut,xj IN ina
lungs THIS obstruction produces pain anu soT.-
h hess hoalseness, conGh, dtf1culty d breathing,
nec, necte IsSer sn'l splitting Of bloM or phlegn
devtioiAng very serious disease Dr. Jayne:s Er
Pectofant seldom falls to remove these symptoms
~ relieving the lungs Of all ohstructng nat,cr.
,lI noa healing all soEeness Pleurisy, dsihma, anu
bronchitis are likewise cnrcd ky this stan.iarti
fsmet}, and thu reputation 1t has nn!uiaitIri fnr
merit. Sold everywhere, ~ 80