The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-28

TIE News will % puoIsneo do quo
morrow.
M. George W. Parker, formerly OF the
Mills House, Is now. running the l~nternaaonai
Hotel at Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Rev ~. W. Hicks, who Is now editing tne
Macon Enterprise, is engaged in q vigorous
war of words with the Atlanta Herald.
-Mrs. James A. Oates, actress, was married
Tracy W. Titus, manager OF the yates
troupe, last evening In st. Louis.
To-day being Thanksgiving Day, the post;
office win be opened for delivery OF mails
from Eve tc ak o'clock, ?. d.. All hlgnt maiie
will ts closed al 8 o'clock, I.
The Survivors, Association has engaged
the Hioernian Hall for the convention OIL Tue
stata Association. which assemblies IN tniS
oity on The 18th OF December.
fol. Richard LatheFs, who took so active
a mart in the Greeley campaign down East,
has returned to Charleston. but Is at present
confined to his room from the effects OF a Sc
we're fall.
-Nessrs. Charles F. steinmeyer and J.. u.
Rentiers. the newly elected lumber inspectors,
dulg qualified yesterday, and are now READY
d Tor ibs transaction of business. The otner
/. penuemen elected we're former ineumoente'
.@ia-Messrs. Cohen & Wells have removed
from their old quarters, to The large ana COM
f,rtably arranged office, lately fitted up ior
than. at No. ISL East Bay. We trust that tnis
.d-van,aueous change is but the beginning OF
"a prosperous career.
Mr.. W. W. N. Diarmid, editor and pro:
r,,etor OF the Pioneer, the new paper to be
is,ned at Florence on Wednesday next, was IN
! the city yesterday. Florence Is a thriving
place and deserves a live paper, such as, we
have no doubt, the Pioneer will be.
-The,,jury offuquest impanelled-on Monday
10 investigate the circumstances connectea
With the death Of William Warren, the colored
bov<wno died at the City Hospital on Sunday
nigh. Of apasms, assembled at the coroners
ONCE Yesterday, and adjourned after taxing
some important testimony until next Saturday.
..a-The Niagara, Ashley, United aud Prompu
tnde, hand engines, underwent inspection Oh
boas at one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at the
corner OF Meeting and Henrietta streets. the
Camel Star, Union Star, and Prudence, also
hand engines, will undergo inspection az
ii three O'Clock, this afternoon at the corner Oh
King and Broad streets.
Mr.. Daniel 8. Bart, late OF the nrm OK
Hart & CO., hardware merchants, has recently
been appointed atravelling agent OF the South
G rojns Railroad. In consequence OF Ill
health, Mr.. Hart was advised by his physician
TO abandon the confinement Of mercantile lie
and 70 seek an occupation. that would carry
him from place to place. His duty will be to
seek to divert freight from rival lines to'the
South Carolina Railroad. BE will travel tpr
the present principally between this city and
Charlotte, NC.
.EHenry Taylor, Henry Pinckuey, alias Mas
ssu Grant, Alfred Hudson and Adam Jones,
have been arrested By the detectives within
the past few days. They are all colored, and
constitute on organized aud ~well-known band
at thieves. Hudson and another OF the num-
ber set their hearts and hands upon a barrel OF
wine, which was standing on the sidewalk be-
fore the store Of Mr.. L. Rooster, at the corner
OF King and Radcliffe streets, about dusk on
Tuesday. evening, and attempted to FOIL IL
away. They succeeded in carrying 1t about
.four hundred yards down Radcliffe street,
when they fell into the grasp Of two de-
tectives, who were lying In wais for other
pame. 49, S'