The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-11
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1871.
NEWS OF THE D.IT.

NEWS OF THE Dit.
Gold closed In New York on Saturday OF
l3lal3g.
Cotton close quiet; uplands 2Os cents; sales
1905 bales.
Cotton closed at Liverpool quiet and I'M.
charged; uplands 94d, Orleans 92d; sales
1900 bales.
ON dit. that Mrs. James A. Oates cleaned
$41, 900 lsst year.
-"Dlvorce" is making sensation at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York.
j. W. Camp, one Of the proprletors of the
New York Journal of Commerce, Is dead.
"A project is afoot for narrow gauge road
from Paducah, Kentucky. to Paris, Tennes-
see.
--Telegrams from Fortress Monroe report
heavy northeast storms. The Roads are full
of shipping.
The Territory of Utah Is not burdened
with dollar of either territorial, municipal or
county debt.
Over fifteen millions Of the Virginia State
debt has been funded to date, being one'third
ofthe whole debt.
"A terrific hurricane lately swept the Sand
wich Islands damaging sugar cane, trees and
houses. No lives lost
General Brown, WHO killed Captain Adams
in Memphis, Tennessee, has been released on
five thousand dollars bail.
Hon. Henry. A. Wise Is engaged during
his leisure hours In writing the life and SER
vices of ex-Presid ent john Tyler
Two companie of Infantry and one OF cav
airy will remain at Raleigh during the Kill
Klux trials wItch commence there this week.
-,s-S0sDonovan Rosa, the Fenian exile, has
been nominated as an Independent candidate
for registrar of New York city, and has accept
ed the nomination.
Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, OF
Paris, and Mrs. Caroline Leroy Appleton Ed
gar, grand. daughter of Daniel Webster, were
married in Boston last week.
The inquest at st. Johns. N. B., showed
that Reniorths death was caused by extreme
mental excitement and over. exeytion. His
lungs were engorged with blood. No trace OF
poison was found in his viscera. The verdict
was that he came to his death from congestion
of the lungs, caused by overt xerton.
Fort st. Julien, ono of the defences OF
Metz, in Lorraine, now called by the Germa"s
Forte Moltke, was commenced by Napoleon In
1867. Upon one of the bastlons Is inscribed,
ssCommenced under the reign Of Napoleon
III, In 1867" This inscription will be contin-
ued so as to read, In order to beard Prussia,
and was finished by Germany. In 1911, for Ger
man safety and glory"
The baby-brokerage business In New York
is curiously illustrated In the case of DR.. Will
lett. This man received $50 10 take charge Of
a baby and keep it until some respectable per-
son would adopt 1t; but an hour after the re-
ceipt of the child and money, the former was
left at the door Of the Founding Hospital suf-
fering from some powerful narcotic which
Willett had administered.
Mrs. Margaret Finley, living near Wabash,
Indiana, murdered her three children Wednes-
day forenoon. She took her babe by the feet
and beat its brains out on stone and cut the
throat of her two eldest children, aged nine
and eight years, respectively. The woman
was arrested and lodged in Jail. Her husband
died last winter. She seems perfectly sane,
and says sps killed the children to get rid Of
them.
a Paris paper says that rich American
has offered to rebuild the Tuileries solely at
his own expense, on condition that one OF the
wings of the new building shall receive his
name, and that as long as he lives he shall be
allowed an apartment in it looking out on the
gardens, and an invitation to all the ccremo-
nies which shall ever be given In the palace
by any government which may be in power
there.
"A Washington correspondent, speaking OF
the South Carolina embroglio, says that the
President was willing, upon the hTst repre-
sentations made by Senator Scott, to forth
with issue a proclamation declaring martial
law and to order down there all the available
troops. In Cabinet meeting he took this posi-
ton and insisted upon the most rigorous en-
forcement OF the Ku-Klux law. Two OF his
Cabinet ministers dissuaded him, however,
from proceeding so rashly.
"A Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald says: 1.-The special report Of the SUD-
committee sent south to investigate Ku-Klux
outrages in South Carolina ! be ready for
distribution next week, and will make a vol
ume of fseveral hundred pages. It is intended
to be a formidable indictment against the dis.
turbers OF peace in that section OF the country,
The Ku-Klux committee meets here on the
the 26ih instant, when it will be determined
what further Investigations are necessary In
order 10 secure additional evidence. 1t is
probable special committee will be sent Ia
Alabama and Mississippi. The attorney-gene
raj will await The reassembliDg of the commit
tee before making any recommendations tc
the President IN The enforcement Of the Ku
KUN n SuuIh CarOIlna ~
The bed Of the aiYer Tiber Is to be thor