The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-26

In the Rocky Mountain Ne,cs, printed
at Denver, Colorado, we find n Groll &C.
count of tho vaccination of $50 Plan
Indians by DR.. Fl. X. Steele. The Plans
have great adherence of smallpox.
and cheerfully submit to any measures
which mny promise them safety from it's
ravages. One thing, however, they did
growl at. They objected to washing
their arms before the operation. They
don't like smallpox, but neither do they
relish any kind of ablution. Soap, if it
is good quality, they eat with great
rellsh-they consider the use of it ss a
detergent simply wasteful. That they
submitted finally to wash their arms was
considered strong proof OF their invinci-
bic dread of something worso.
END OF THE CARLIsT ISsUnREcrIoN -
Marshal Serrano has. to oil appearance,
been completely successful in putting
down the Carlist insurrection. Latterly
the movement was confined to the pro-
vlnces OF Biscay. In oil the other pro-
vlnces the insurrection was stamped out.
1t is now authoritatively stated that in
| Hieoay the Carlist organization he's been
completely annihilated. It is no longer
to be denied that the Kings government
is strong. We are not satisfied, how
ever. that the Spanish people are likely
soon to settle down to habits of peace
and industry.
A ROYAL CONVERT. According to q
| report in the Northern papers, the
Baptist missionaries ia Japan have
already converted the Mikado. If this
be indeed 80, great revolution impends.
Already the Mikado has withdrawn the
edicts against Christianity, and made
religious tolerance the law of the land
If lie enters Christian Church, there
is no telling what he may not do in be.
half of his new faith and the civilization
which accompanies it.
SUDDEN DEATHS. Two very sudden
deaths have occurred in this County
within the past week. Mr.. Newton
Redmond, who lives near Blaokville,
was sick but two days, and DR.. G. A..
Harley, of Barnwell, died suddenly of
Inflammation OF throat, and but q few
hours previous to his death, seemed in
excellent health. These gentlemen were
higly esteemed and useful citizens and
members of the Masonic fraternitv.
IBarnweA Sentinel.
In an Indianapolis church, the other
day, vagrant bumble- bee alighted upon
the bald head Of worthy man who was
engaged in fervent prayer. He brushed
away the troublesome creature, but it
made second dive at his shining poll.
and put in sting that brought the
prayer to an abrupt conclusion. The
congregation Uttered, the bald man
hastily left the the church, q hymn was
struck up, and the bee BUNDLED ont at
the window.
Stephen Lowrey and Andrew Strong.
two of the Scuffletown outlaws, were
present among large congregation that
assembled at burying-ground near
Buie's store, in Robson County, on
Sunday last, to hear q funeral sermon
that was to have been preached there on
that day by Rev. N. NJ. Ray. The con-
gregation numbered about 500 persons.
and these men mingled freely among
them without molestetion or restraint.
The German press throughout the
country has taken it's position on the
Cincinnati nominations with heavy
preponderance in favor OF Greeley and
Brown. Six Republican papers favor
and six oppose, eight independent
papers favor and mono oppose, eighteen
Democratic papers favor and three op.
pose it. The rest OF the German papers
havo simply refraincd from taking. sides