The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-02


for being disorleriy In the family circle of the
Academy OF Music, was sentenced to pay
fine Of one dollar.
Prince Priugle, arrested for being drunk and
disorderly in Elliott street, was made to choose
between paying fine Of one dollar and spend
ing FIVE days in the House Of Correction. He
chose the latter. ,s
Daphne Alexander, lodged for getting druak
and raising disturbance in Market street,
was sentenced to pay fine Of one dollar, or
go to the House5of Correction for i've days.
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The Kr-KLux TRIALs.-The United States
Circuit Court, now in session at Columbia; has
made change of base from the chapel in
Nickerson's Hotel, and opened yesterday
in the State Library-room in the capital build
ingAThis was rendered necessary BY the
crowds who assemble TO witness the Ku-
Klux trials, and BY the want OF space In the
chapel which has hitherto served the purposes
ofthe court. The 'library-room is spacious,
and furnished like other parts Of the State
house, regardless Of expense. It ia also
lighted with gas, aud the handsome SCAT for
the Judge makes it comfortable and splendid
courtroom. The court ought now to run
easy as 1t is aging on velvet
TIE REV. ALBERT LICHTR-The funeral SER
vices Of the Rev. Ms L;chte viii take place st
SssMaty'stC Church, Hasel street, at nine O'Clock
this morning, when solemn requiem mass
will be sung. Mr. Lchte was Charlestonian
by birth, and was to have been ordained
priest in Savannah tomorrow. He had been
sent BY Bishop Persico to Macon, Ga, at which
place he died from typhoid fever. The re-
mains We're sent to Savannah aud thence to
Charleston. Mr.. Lichte wasa highly estlma-
bic young gentleman, possessing, In an emil
nept degree, the qualities of steadfastness and
perseverance. 1t was the aim of his life to be-
qnne minister Of religion, and 1t is sad dis
pehsatlon Of Providence that he should have
died at moment when his most cherished
desires were on the point Of fulflment. aii
LOST IN THE WnDERNEss.--At late hour
on THURSDAY night an individual, who had
been testing his powers. OF suction In bar
room, started for home, and finding the street.
too crooked fora sober mans walking he at
temtEed to make short cut through vacant
lot, in Queen street near Archdale. Appear
ances are deceitful, as our traveller found to
his cost, and after repeatedly hazarding his
neck in attempting to get out Of the i'm
promptu pen, he lay down In the burnt dis
tffet to rest for the night. There we're no st.
Bernard dogs on hand to afford romantic
rescue, but the prosaic Clubs aad Stars found
out the slumberer and escorted him to the
Guardhouse. Next morning the prisoner hnr-
riedly paid his one dollar fine, and LEFT as If he
was hunting for friend.
ACCIDENT AT SEA.--0n Thursday afternoon
last, the pilot-boat Mystery was of Charleston
bar and spoke the bark, Acacia, from Boston
for this city. The Mystery launched her sklf,
and placed on board Captain James Watson,
pilot, and two. ,co.ored boat hands, namely
Abraham Wilson, ami the other name uu-
known; both about twenty years OF age.
They proceeded in the skif to the bark, going
on the lea side. Soon after the skiff was no
ticed drifting away from the Acacia bottom
up, with no person onher; some one on the
bark pointing at the sklf to draw attention to
aer condition, as the vessel Immediately
a<huared away and stood of shore. The Mys-
terry was unable to ascertain anything more |
as it was blowing fresh, with some sea, but it
is supposed that all hands got in the bark,
but the truth will not be known until the
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