The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-21


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rwnKbses s9sSE W 4aE MAa1oS isTAR.-A small
house was perns the plantation of Mr.. W.!
b. BetheS dome ssx Sor seven miles from
Marion, sstS Ssatardas Supposed to be acci-
dental. Loss ffs1 fifteen to twenty dol
lars. No insurance.
Mr.. W. y Altman. .dlea onthe 9Th. he was
a lieutsnsaeA I'd company II2lst Regiment s..
C. "; and did Ealla6t and ihonorabie service
for his country in the late war.
Cotton is doing well, but corn is "frine"
from want OF rain. The windy, dry and hot
weather for the last few days Is not at all favor
able to grain crops.
CRuxBs.-There,wa was nothing Of special pub
.Ac interest done in the United States Court
yesterday.
The hon. F. A. Sawyer was expected to ar
rive In town last evening.
Quite number Of country delegates to the
County Convention, with carpet-bags In their
hands, were looking up quarters yesterday.
orangeburg instructs her delegates to vote
for Hon. A. J. .Ransier for Lieutenant-Gov-
-erIiior!! s.>i-;.iFt
Ance Queen Victoria took her seat on the
Epe1sh fthrone, Thirty y-three years ago, every
,Sthgr, ,thronej Europe has changed occupants.
faYestrday si was rather ddllday with
.fhee trial Justices. Political matters SEEM
ed to absorb. everything else. The law and
.the profits were ruled of the track.
A colored man was sun-struck in Church
street yesterday afternoon. He was taken
care OF, and conveyed to the Mazyck street
Hospital. There are hopes of his recovery.
,sTr1al Justice ]. G. Msckey sentenced party
festefdayt TO a fine OF FIVE dollars, or ten days
intail, for beating Francis Davis In the street.
The way of tie transgressor is hard.
Captain Hendricks denies the charge that
he, or the police under his charge, is hostile to
the administration of Governor Scott, OF 'op.
posed to his denomination.
The leading German paper of New York is
of opinion that the present war is to be the
final combat, involving the disappe pearance into
the, background Of the Latin races of Europe.
Rumors are afoat OF serious troubles in Lau-
rens, County. We have not been able to learn
the rparticular nature Of these troubles, but
suppose that Joe Crews is mixed up with them
In some way.
Several United State flags were displayed
about the city yesterday, which somewhat
puzzled The uninttiated., One futtered in bold
relief from Trial Justice T. J. Maekeys office,
probably to make amends for past short COM
ings In that quarter.
A policeman, mistakIng clubs for trumps,
attempted to catch the jack. Of benighted
:, yayiarer, and using his bludgeon rather too
freely, aud being arraigned before trial JUS
rtiee, was held to bail for his appearance at
court
VIM. Marion was sentenced to pay fine OF
rive dollars yesterday or go to jail for twenty
days, for resisting policeman in the discharge
of his duty. Resist the devil and he will flee
from thee; but policemen are not always SO
accommodating.
Jane Miller, a victim of misplaced affection,
was brought before Trial Justice Levy yester-
day morning. on the charge of appropriating
costly gold breastpin, the property Of Robert
Osborne. She was bound over to appear be-
fore higher court.
The crowd became so numerous and bolster
Gus in front Of the Courthouse about two
o'clock yesterday afternoon that the police had
to interfere and clear the sidewalk. Joe Green
and Sam Dickerson had "set-to," and were
jugged BY the police.
The celebrated Sunday evening row that oc-
,.,,-oa q, Cro,nwolI,a cnnrf y-aa sattlod VOC
ter5ay before Trial Justice T. ]. Msckey. The
coloredi lady who had her head cracked with
glass bottle was fined one dollar, and she
who dealt the vengeful blow was called upon
to foot o bill Of FIVE dollars. A cross iHdict-
menr was sued out, and both being In the
wrong, had to suffer. -,
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BiL HEADS printed on fine paper.a 'ss, a,
s5, $50 band % 80 per thousand, according to
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