Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-01
Telegraphio Items.

OF the land, they are binding upon the pco.
pie; that the Democratic party now, us in
the past, know no higher law than the con
: stitution; thnt the time honored principles of
n S+'ct construction, applied by its frierds and
'o'ssFcpted hy.'thc wisest statesmen and iursls
WE tho country should be adhered 20 in all
W legislation by Congress relative to the consti
tuition and its amendments that the Demo.
cratic party are opposed to tho Withdrawal Of
civil aud political rights (r,m any GLASS of
4 the people, and Tint we demand the removal
|. Of all political disquali6ca,ions.
Y SAN Francisco, Aunuit "a. Don Abel
Stearns. n resident Of Los AngenS since 1873,
and n resident Of Massachusetts, died there
Yesterday. His estates tnrmc,ly extended
- from Los Angeles to San Bernardo. sixty. five
$S@rs He sent the California gold to the
/VAadclpha mint five years before the dis.
oct.ESry on Gen Sutton's property.
taks Gov. Spafur1, with 800 woll armed men
ct. nd two mouths provisions, has entered tho
:. 2innl and Magellan Mountain country ut
u Arizona, determined to prospect fully the re-
gions from which 50 many parties Of whites
II have been driven back by Apaches Gen
81 Crook is North of Ga in the mount,ins.-
lie has been unable to bring the Apaches to
an engagement as yet.
4 LONDON. August 26 The police ard pop.
x ulace Of Rome conaictod, and one was killed
aud two wounded
6 New YonK, August 26.--Thc coroner's
y jury of Brooklyn over Wcslticld victims re,
turn II verdict that the boiler WAS originally
defective, was worn ont by use and invited
catastrophe, aud that Vanderbilt President
& of the company, Matthews, United States
& Inspector, Braisted, Superintendent of the
3
4 responsible, and should be held accountable
COR the deaths The arrest Of the parties has
been ordered.
WlLMlNdroN, August 26 Our city au
thorilics have issued an order Of which the
following is an extract 'No person from
Charleston will be allowed to stop within the
corporate limits OF this city. and person
wha may visit Charleston from this city will
he allowed to return during the continuance
of yellow fever in Charlcstun."
GoLDsBoRo, N. c., August &c VERY
gloomy but reliable reports reach the Curoli
~" Messenger newspaper from nearly all the
counties III Eastern North Carolina of great
dauagc to the cotton crop from the rust
! ArHESs, TURKEY, August 2G-Du,;ng n
q violent storm which passed over L,nli,c, ~
& town on the Turkish frontier, liyh,uinv struck
e
4 terrific effect. The destruction Of property
was very great, and the inhabitants were ter
ror stricken and fled to the country.
NEW YoRK, August 27.-The cotton
Z movement compared witl last week shows an
G Increase in receipts aud exports. Receipts
\ at all ports 1911 bales. against 1850 last,
Total receipts since y&8tcmbcr i. OOo IGl
SQQ r,rt a !;
cd Of the previous ycar, showing increase
l,20l352
Weather South during the week, unf.yor-
ub'c. A severe storm has prevailed along the
Atlantic coast, especially in Georgia and South
Carolina, and dlmagcd chiefly the sea isand
crop. This storm, or wing nf it, extended
to the interior Of Georgia aud South Carroll.
ia, anu there are numerous complaints Of the
VI plant being blown down. Private advices
also speak Of rust aud c.trrpilars in many
TX sactions. In Tennessee and Texas cunlplaints
5 reach MS Of drought.
e BosroN, August 27.-Thc Brngor express
S ran into tho Beverly train seven miles from
l5oston. Eighteen men aud three women are
dead and forty to fifty wounded
he particulars Of the accident of the E,s.
tern Railroad of Revere last night are appaI.
lug The express train ran ino the accon,
mediation train at full speed with such force
II that the engine and tender reached tic cen
& trc of the last cur, which was demolished -
4 This car was crowded with passengers, sittin.
al standing.
hci,Thc wood work instantly took FIRE. and the
Gene which followed was terrible. The boil
y or Of the engine burst and the victims were
envclopcd in cloud Of steam and dcluecd
with hot water
LATER
al The flames have been cxtinquishc ' But
few of the passengers in the cars who were
not instantly killed by the collision escaped
tho fatal effect Of the steam. The other cars
in the accommodation train took fire from the
upsetting of kerosene lamps, but the passcn.
gers got out in time
MOBILE, August 2S.--Thc low pressure
steamer Ocean Wave cx ploded her boiler at
half past five o'clock, Sunday afternoon, at
the Point Clear Wharf. About two hundred
excuisonists were on board, from fifty to six
ty killed and wounded A portion of the
bodies were brought to this city by the stea
mcrs Fountain and Annie, last night, the
8 others will be brought today Efforts are
being made for the recovery of the wounded
Y The cause of the disaster is not asccrtaincd
An investigation will bc made. A Creole
family. consisting Of seven persons, six Of
which were killed. The captain, engineer
s..,,l .>;lot ,,o.o l.;ll,J ,,.l o,.l,, a. 80.