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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01
Sic Seriamm1,1n9 bes fatbp
Iiicben Geutral=Beretu3

am @finsffeae gu Dayton, Sbio, parb su et>
nem srobarttsen Sete, IN mel9em iia bic
bcdw. 0etfltdfett in erbebenper @etlt Be-
tbetltste. Der @cttesDiena faao tn
nbliher @eiie fatt. neber bic @ro5ellion
bert9tet Der Wabrteitsfreunb: Bob! nod
nte bat DAYTON elmer fplhenTef3ue seisten.
1auienbe tatboliider Mdnner spn aaen
Sbetlen Der geretnisten @taaten, Don or,
Glib, @ei' unb Merb', nit tbren eldn3enbsn
aus3ei9nursen sef&madt naarfAtrten bur&
bic feRlt9 seiAmadten @trasen; unjdbltee
Tabnen fatterten 1ufts int @inbe; bic
lametternben EDne4er Mult n1ensteR R9
nit benz sSubel ser Mense. @abrlt&, Is
,par Elm ertabenes @&aufpte1, pel&es tebes
fatbsltfae 9er3 nit ful3er Sreuee erfante.
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l47l

2anbe eeiammelt mtrt. DasD eutiAtbuu, Gbt~
easu's fam fto1, iein auf Elm iol4es Sniff
tut wie ba5 %eenannte unb m6Aten mtr Der
bemitteltsn &lu7s empfeblen, tetnen Der
8ruoer. wenn er UNI einen Beitra9 ncrfprt4t,
NIT leeren 9dnren seten 3u laGen~ fast bic
Union" nit Neht.
Gin grakli@es 1lrglad er.tsnete fi9 pcrf'
gen Samtas in Dubuque. Soma. Das
bprttse @tabtubrensebduoe. welaes Don
Sobn Beq unb Co., als 2asertaus benust
puroe, Rar3te NIT far&terltdem @sfra9 3us
1ammen. 3wei &inber i'm alter psu Z
Satren unb neun Mpnaten murben setDbtet
Der SHUTTER Ipurben teite Betne unb etnMrnr
sebrohen unb ma befirdtet, baS fe nidt
am 9eben erba!ten uerben fam. Dieie1ben
p~aiiirten ben Seitenpe9, als bas @ebduoe
einfiel. Die Gtsentbamer uno Glerfs bes
@aaren1asers murben our4 bas Rraden
Der Wauern serparut unb tatten nod 3sit,
l1 III retten. Gin Trauen3immer wuroe,
sefAubt bur& berabsefaaenes @ola, unter
benz 9abentiih unperfebrt a%nfsefunben.
Wenn es ni&t furs DOT Der &ataRrcpte &C.
rssnet tdtte, 70 wurbe bas @aarenlaser
obne 3wetfet nit Menfden .ansefaat gene
fen fem. Der Gsiammtperluf pirb f9 euf
$4,000 %be1aufsn. Das @sbdube, NEEDLES
Or. Sas Clap seb6rt, wurbe bebeutenp be-
i9dbist. Der Ginfur3 tuurbe burh bas
Mussraben etnes Junbament5 fur Elm nsues,
@ebGuoe perurla9t.
Drei &naben I'M Sitter Don 10 bis a.
Sabren %ertranfen, wdbrenb le int @atfifb
Greet babeten. Sur eipe 9ei4e wurpe auf>
ssfainpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01

Nrptpeoltrenber @ffretdr: Nep. @&men>
niger aus Cincinnati Sbtc.
@orrefponbtrenper @efretdr: Sran3 9df
ner aus Buffalo, Stem gorf.
@6aymeifer: ST.. @prinsne9er aus S'n'
einnatt, Sbip.
gu @iceprd ~Ibenten fir bic serf9iebenen
Stdaten .purben ermdblt:
Sol. @altte, New gprf; 81. Sal1is,
marYlanb; Sran3 @eter, @ebtet Colombia !;
Moam 8eder, Yennfplpanien; Sobn Ser
ting. Sainots Sctn 8. Slettermann, Sn>
btana; Saul @ief, Mt&tsan; &aspar
&rSser, MisconEn &ep. Clemens Soban>
mes, Soma; S. Spaunborf, MiGouri; %.
@eisler, &entud9 Gilbert Seller, Stem Ssr>
FEY; 9. Yola, Seras; Gbarles Babler,
@%eNpireinten.
Muf Intras bes Germ Nbau1 8eder. aus
Yittsburs tpuroe benz fdetbenoen Yrdfoen'
ten 9errnSoiepb Ybiutps, wel@er flint Sabre
ais folder ben, @entralperein scr9eFanten
unb bissmal jebe INSTRUMENTATION ent~
idteben ablebnte, Elm alsemeines Danfesro.
tum sebra9t unD berieibe pom @erein gum
Gbrenprdlbenten ernannt. 6err Yttaips
banfte bers1i4 fir bieien geweis Der Mner'
fsnnuns.
6rn. Carl 9ol3bauer aus Rilwaufee, Der
bister ais ccrre(ppnbirenber @ecretdr fun.
airte, rpurbe fettens Der Gerfammlun9 Gin
lpecienes Danfeapotum dus9eorudt.
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(Gineefantt.)
Caledonia, Wat "a. 1872.
2teber Treune!

2teber Treunb!
Die Erouerboti4aft, bic Id aus Sbrem
Briefe unb bann aus benz nWanoerer" ent<
npmmen. bat mild wabrbait befar3t. @ott
sebe benz suten Satber Yius bic epise &ube
unb ben wptlpsrDienten 9obu. ST mar cine
eble, serace @eele. raub in Der @aaa(e
aber terrltG i'm 3ern, pie ia eisentli@ bas
Gbelfe unb 8efte nt0t mad @uben sldn3t,
ni9t tmmer an, meifen sefant, @foabern ners
beraen uno nur an ben Srudten uno Mer'
ten fennbar if-unb Tatber piu6 @erfe
pretlen tbn. Sd CLAUDE ni&t, bab elmer aus
uns alien, ben grtefern, es better NIT fetnen
N%farrfinbern metnen tann, ais Tather Dius
es that unb bin TAer, bag jebes @er3 bas
i'm fannte, lelba bas ieiaer Setnbe, ben ter>
Ben gsrluf ihmer;haft empfnoet, ben bic
aan,e DiS,eie bur9 ietnen 5in9aa9 erlttten.
Beten rptr fur ibn.
Stun etwQs BON Galebpnta. Wir batten
cine f9Dne Mnaat1 &tnber CUR erten +. Som
muntpn bier, am .petBen Scnrtag 81 tn
Caleb puia, unb am Sage Gbrifi @immel>
fabrt 80 In @roofe5 Greet. auberoem emrfn'
aen 2 8inber, bic nprbereitet maren, Die erfts
+. aemnunien auf benz Gootenbette.
Mit benz 8au Der neuen Stride ptro bic
fen @pmmer b%asonnen, berett5 1T Der plae
10 Mder, sefauft uno nit benz Steinbre@sn
beepnnen. Gs fol- cine (done Stride tm rb'
mtfhen STYLE weroen, gang aus Stein NIT
bpbem Gturm lis BET so 9roB. Die eeute
fnb, 70 tpeit Id ieet Qeioer nur 5u .penis)
@eleaenbeit bate, auf Gpdefte ;u seben
redt wilis uno liberal In tbren 8~eitrd9en.
Mu6 babsn mir einen neuen Marten>Mltar
anselGaft, iderlia Der %nettete, Der llh &C.
sentrartis IN Minnsiota b%efnbet, er fie1t tn
Der alien Stride, 1T aber fur bic neue BE-
fimmt uno benz @lane berlelben an8smsnen ;
er fofet 100 Dollars une rpuroe ron ben
Trauen Der beutlaen @emeinoe an9eiAaTt.
SIR bas Trcbnlei6uomsfsf erbielten mir et>
men prG4tisen 2raebimmel aus Seibe, Don
ben Sunssele1ea Der @emeinbe ansei6aft
uns Der beutfde Trauenrerein erbtelt etne
f9 6ne @ereinsfabns.
DteSrldnber baben etne neue Statue Don
ct. Yatrid e~efauft; fe 1T aus :3tnf sespf>
fen, in esbsnssr6pe uno tbr @emt4t TT 400
9funb.
Detn Treunb *. *.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-01
Neui9feiten.

Aus Spanten wtrb telesrapttrt:
Die-idcn 10 oft MISUNDERSTANDING
banben iino INNER nod ttdtis. Dteielben
iatren fort, Giienbabn- unD Selesrapben-
os%rtinbunsen gu sertpren.
Nari6an @erranp bat bic 8ilbun9 einee
neuen Mintfertums abaelebnt. Der RDntg
bat f9 nun an ben Nomtra| Sppete seruen>
BET, welAer eineewiut9t bat. i4 bteier @ft4t
su untsr3ieb.n. Die neue &esteruns wtre
aus l%lnicnifen acknowledgement meroen. So
pete wirb portduis ais &%rtesaminifter fun
9iren.
SIN Naris wurben letten Sam6a9
Yerier, Bonn unb 8aucin, welde ii4 an ben
19eublihen @swalttbdtisteiten Der Com"
mune betbeilieten, in Satcrp binsertbtet.
sic 3eistcn feiue Neue uno Rarhen NIT benz
9ufe: vGs lebe bic Commune"
Mertep: Sn Gbiapas murbe Sp9n
Sole, elm seboreaer Amertfaner Don Glepe'
lamb, Sbic, ermprbet. @npere Entertainer
wurren ms GefGnsntb eepcrfen unb per>
folst, mdbrenp mar ibr Gisentbum raubte.
Die urla4e fur btele @ewaltttatiefetten
lieat partn, bab BE Mmerifaner Bel Der Ser.
@taatea unb MerttaniiAen @emtf4ten
Gommilipn" UNI llnterluAuns unp Gut
fhabt9uns nahseiuAt babsn.
Ger Dampfer Baltimore" pcre>
Morbbeutiden 2lo9p itteb ouf feiner lesten.
Tabrt Don southampton na4 Bremen
NaAts in Der Mdte Don 3altnss nit etaeut
anperen Dampier suiammen unb mar tn.
@sfabr gu iinfsn, ais BE in Der Nabe be-
fnpltAen Wa4tf9ife tbm gu 9ulfe tamsn
unb YaFastere unb Maunidaft retteten.
Dte Gr3ter3pst @opbte, Mut~
ter pes &atiers Tran} Soleppt in Sefsrrei3,
1T ben %. Mai am Nsroenfeber 9eto!ben.
5te rpar cine Trau BON boter 9ettiger Sc
eabuns unb ieste ben .eppluttpndren Be"
%ltretunsen Der Neu3eit etnen mirtiamernWi~
berfanp entseseu ais gentle aufsef!drte
0enerdle unp etaatsmdnner bes 3ailer'
reits. SIR fatbolt'he Yrtefer unb Anftal>
ten tn @merifa bate bic 8erforbens tets
einen flrili9en 8eitras bereit.
Mufber Sn1el Guba baben bic
Spfursenten sesen bic fpaniiAen &ruppen
neuerbinss Grfolse errunsen.
Dit Mettpbtfen.g . neren5 In
Rew gort bat beiAlodtn, In ct. paul etnen
Bii9uisFs 81 errttten.
SmNprbennpn@ tearnsGpun-
t9, Ninn. fo1 ib bereits wieoer bic 9eu-
1bredenplase 5eisen, mel4e porises Sabr
iaon ldits senus mar.
DIE @arntiO ppn Sort Mber
crombte 1T sesenwartts ba5u beatmmt,
ben 8au Der Mprp pac,fc 8abn eesen
Ausrifs Der Snotaner gu idasen, bic be-
fanntli9 bur4aus nt&t su9ebea wpaen, bag
bas Dampirob tpeiter %porprtnse.
Cine Snbtaner> Delegation
peilt sesenwdrtis in Iai6tnston, babel bic
@iour 9duptlinse Red Cloud (&otb.@cl>
fe) unb Red Dog October @unb), UNI NIT
ben &eeterunss:A senten luterbano1unaen
gu pFesen. Dleie &otbbdute nerlansen
befere unterfuBuns an Qebensmttteln uno
@afen, perlidern aber babel frteblt4 blet>
ben gu ppQen.
=Wte @panten befpb1en wtro,
aetat Der aeuefe 8eri9t: gu ppltttihen Be-
ftedunaen purben 20 MiQipnen Dollars aus
ber @taotsfaGt senommen. &Dnts Mma~
peus 1T untrDfli9 lber bic @ale4ttsfstt
ieiner Mnbdnser.
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Smldmoii@e Ma9ri9tem.
tr4It6es s.
S~ier;i9ftInti9e Mnba9t.

Golsenpes 1T bic Srbnuas fir bic
@ierst9Rinptse Anpadt in ct. paul
wdbrenp Der Trp5nlei@nams>S etae !:
Dennerfas uue Greitas in Der So>
tbeorale.
@amfas xno @onntas in Der Ma>
ria 5immelfabrt> STRIDE.
montas une Dienitas in ct. Sra
rys>&ir@e.
Wfittwpd unb Donnerita9 in Der ct.
2utmissz& irde.
ct. Ganl. Ant III. Dretfaltt9feitsfeRe
fanb In Der Marta 9immelfatrtsttrde ba-
bier bic Grtbetluns Der III. Tirmuns bur6
ben todw'fen @errn Btidof Grace fat,
p.lder bet btefem MnlaGe ais Oberbtrt Der
Dt6deie etne ndterlid belebrenre Mnipra4e
iber bic 8ereutuns bes 81. @atranaents Der
Sirmuns, bte @enbuns bes III. Settles uno
teren @irfuneen belt. @err uno Trau
ARitl6 nerlaben ~atbenfeae BEL ben Ttrn1'
ltnsen, mprunter mebrere GrmaGlene.
9ns Stud Niber SAILS, @iseonfn, fpriAt
etn gutter beutfher fatbcliiher gn(teoler I'M
samen ]etner lbrisen eanbsleute ben tnnis
fen @unfh aus, bab itnen balp bas @lud
~ She'll tperoen uicate, etnea eieenen Yrie>
fer pper tpenteftens reselmdei9 @cttesotenft
au ertalten. @ebulb, ,nein Treuno! Der
Gutenberg bes Germ TT eben sr6ber als bic
2atl Der Mrbeiter bod tbut Der Sterbtrt
Der Dt6vie 1etn MS91tAes, ben WaafAsn
Der @ldnbt9en gu entipreden.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
SPANISH POLITICS.
The Meeting Of the Ministerial Party
A Coalition Against the Government.

MADRID, March 8.
A numerOusly attended electoral meeting OF
the members of the Ministerial party was held
in this city to-day. Many leading Unlonlsts
and followers Of Sagosta were present. Inc
speakers who addressed the meeting claim to
represent the real September revolulionists,
and said King Amadeus has embodied all for
which that revolution was inaugurated: There
was much enthusiasm manifested In favor OF
the King and constitution. Senor Candan, who
was Minister of the Interior In the Cabinet,
formed on the 9Th Of October, 1871, was one
OF the speakers. He declared that the coall-
tion of the opponents oil the government was
abomInable. Marshal Serrano also spoke. He
said he swore over the corpse of General PrIm
to uphold and protect the present dynasty, and
he will not be toresworn. He expressed the
hope that the Radicals would retract the steps
which they had taken, and said he considered
the Carlists and Republicans the only enemies
of the government. Upon the conclusion OF
the address an electoral committee was ap'
pointed.
LIE Temps, in its issue to-day, says: 1.-THE
authorities of Seville, Spain, anticipate rev.
olutionary outbreak in that city soon, and
measures are being taken to suppress any de-
monstration that may be made. The Unl-
verse asserts that revolutionary plot was
discovered in Madrid. aud that several of the
rlngleaders in the movement were executed"
MADRID, March 10.
A coalition against the government has
been organized for the coming elections. 1t
has been decided that preliminary meeting
of the parties entering into the coalition shall
be held in each district, at which the person
having the largest number ofvotes on the first
ballot Shall be nominated as candidate for the
Cortes. 1t Is agreed thatin the Cortes each
party shall adhere to It's own principles.
MADRID, March IL.
The Madrid Carlist electoral committee urge
their partisans ''to vole for q coalition candi-
date" Sagosta, In circu ars to the governors
of provinces, urges the enforcement OF re-
spect for the laws
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THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
United Sta tes Court.


In the District Court.-TWo gray horses and
sets of harness, claimed by Yancey BellInger,
we're condemned for violation of the internal
revenue Law. and ordered to be sold.
In Admirauy.-The case Of James Murphy,
ct al, (seaman,) vs.. the British bark Bedding
ton-libel for wages-was taken up, and the
testimony occupied the court during the day.
The arguments were postponed until eleven
O'Clock, this morning, to which hour the court
adjourned.
The Court Of Common Pleas.
The following cases were tried:
Gu. Quinby for A. Getty 4 Co. vs. A. C..
PhiD. Verdict for the plaintiff for 1894 Al.
James F. slattery vs. James Kenny. Yer
dict for the plaintiff for 1888.
Lawrence F. Campbell, receiver of the es-
tate of John L. Francis, deceased. vs.. James
Conner, executor, and others. Verdict for
the defendant.
The following cases are fixed for to-day:
HannIan We. J. P. NJ. Epping; Micnaels vs.. the
Bank of Charleston; Chlsolm Brothers ve.
William Gregg; L. A. McCants vs.. Edward l..
Wells; James Glbbes vs.. Jacob Apple; George
W. williams & Co. VS.. Charles R. Taber; John
G. Crane vs. q. q. Hicks; Samuel H. Open.
helm VS.. H. BulwInkle Co.; Morris Israel VS..
Louis N. Aver & Co.; the Union Bank of Ten.
nessee vs.. tte Southwestern Railroad Bank;
Sarah Martin vs.. Parker ]. Holland.
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THE WIFE OF CARL SEIZURE.
An Interesting Incident OF the Great
Speech Of the Missouri Senator.

A Washington letter to the New Orleans
Times says:
The effort made by Carl Schurz will be long
remembered as one OF the most remarkaole
exhibits of oratory ever Witnessed In cham.
Der famous for such display. Those now liv-
Ing who can look back with knowledge to the
day when Webster, Clay, Calhoun and Corwin
were wont to- charm the ears of hearers In
that forum, readily admit lhls e1ort OF
Senator SchurZ towers above them oil. This
is saying much, for the natural inclination is
mer day were remarkable, but this one of ours
is wonder. Senator Schurz has remarkably
clear and rather piercing voice. He speaks
with great command ~ language and
somewhat German accent, but so lar as cnolce
OF words and construction OF sentences are
concerned, In the purest English: For hours
he held that vast assembly, aud when he closed
there was strange mingling of relief and re-
gret such as one feels al the end Of beautiful
and tragic opera, when the last strain pours
out as the curtain drops.
happened to be witness TO little scene Of
domestic beauty that was TO me exceedingly
touching Mrs. Schurz, wife CT the senator, ls
one of the most beautiful and accomplished
women in Washington. Her experience In
social life has not diminished her sweet Ger.
man nature that Is as impulsiVe and gentle as
child. She had read, as I subsequently
learned, the attack made by Senator C0nkliDg
on her husband, and wife-like she thought 1t
terrible and uDanswerable. On the Tuesday
Senator Schurz was to reply she wandered
about restlessly, and at last unable 10 costrol
herself, about O'Clock went to the Capitol.
She thought he would have concluded by that
time. and all fer good or bad must be over.
At the first entrance she found the do0rkeeper
with his head thrust inside. She asked for her
husband.
"0h! madam" cried the man, 'he's making
such speech! Come In; all the ladies are on
the floor"
She held back, and page hurrylng In,
brought out Senator Sumner.
DO come ip," begged the Massachusetts
orator, land hear your husband 10 the grand
est effort that ever fell from human lips"
Over persuaded, she was led through the crowd
to corner, where she dropped Into seat
kindly offered her. She dropped her fair head
into her hands, hiding her face, and we can
imagine heard that dear voice In vlndlcalion
and In such an earnest appeal to tho Amer
lean people for justice to ourselves and purity
for our Institutions, while the immense audi
ence responded In deep silence or wild ap-
plause. When that voice ceased and at last
she looked up her eyes we're wet with tears.
Woman.like, she had found relief in weeping.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
,pRox ouR OWN CORRESPONDENT

IFRoM QUE OWN CORRESPONDENT
AIKEN, 8. c., March 8.
The arrivals since my last number several
hundred, and every train adds to the throng.
The hotels are full, 30 are nearly all the
private boarding. houses. At the "Highland
Parkn Hotel they resort 10 cots In the parlors,
in the halls, any place that will enable q
weary traveller to rest. The proprietors OF
the "Alkenn are negotiating for the late resi-.
dence of VIM. Gregg. This property mas
recently been purchased for courthouse ior
the new County OF Aiken. 1t Will De altereo
during the summer to suit the convenience
Of the county officials. The passenger depot
of the South Carolina Railroad is between the
Gregg mansion and the Aiken Hotel 1t (the
mansfon) will be handsomely furnished. and
doubtless r,any will prefer 1t TO either hotel
Or boarding 1t viii be- sors Of Of
the Aiken Journal will commence the Issue OF
a daily next week. This will give us q daily,
two weekles, Journal and Tribn1e) one
monthly. Woods Aiken and It's Vlclnlly.)
Are we not prospecting?
I have made diigent Inquiry among our
business men regarding the bill recently pass
ed Incorporating the aiken Land and iTuss
dent give no light! Will 1t bear ventilating
I can ascertain absolutely nothing here con-
eerning 1t.
The weather is delightful; at times the
wind blows little fresh; 1t was particularly
80 on the night Of the I'd Inst.
Several transactions In real estate nave
taken place. may mention the purchase OF
the fine residence OF the late Judge Platt on
Railroad avenue by E. T. Woolsey, Esq. MIR.
Woolsey Owls an elegant place Of five hun
dred acres at Astoria, L. l.. he entertalns
royally. Among his recent guests, noticed
WIN. d. Aspinwall, of Rowland, q AspinWall;
New York, and James ReDwlck, the noted
architect OF the came city. Next week hope
i. to give ysu few Items concerning our
crops, &c. NAV.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTs.-The attention
of the public, and of merchants and dealers
particularly, Is Invited TO tho late reduction Of
their tariff upon small packages by the South
ern Express Company. Those weighing less
than two pounds and measuring less than
three inches square, can be sent westward
from Charleston to any point east of the Mis-
sIsslppi for twenty. five cents, and to New York
for fifty cents-less than half Of the previous
rates. This new tariff is arranged to encour-
age the shipment of samples, and will be of
great advantage to merchants and traders.
The rates of the company upon all other light
packages have also been reduced.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

PARIS, March II.
The Comte de Chambord has gone to Col
ogne. ,,
Wales to-day.
The death of Joseph Mazzini is announced.
ROME. March IL.
The Pope, In public address, said that the
troubles of the church dated back to 1S4S.
he further said that The existence of Two
powers In Rome at the same time was I'm.
possible. 1t Is not true that the Pope ls pre-
pairing to leave the city.
LONDON, March IL.
The Observer states that Secretary Fish's
reply to Earl Granrille's note, concerning the
claim for Indirect damages, has been received,
and that 1t expresses the desire Of the Ameri-
can Government for q final and amicable ad-
justment of The whole question. The 0bserv-
er adds: Neither the British nor American
are In favor of opening the pro.
ceedlngs OF the joint high commission"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
THE STATE CAPITAL.
YORK OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Passage OF the License Bili-ihe
dating Act Coming up To-day-m'scei-
laneous Work.
Especial TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l


COLUMBIA, 8. c., March II.
The Senate to-day passed the bill to promote
the interests OF agriculture; the bill for the
relief of the widows and orphans Of persons
killed by the Ku-KluX; House bill to es-
tablish an Inferior court for the trial Of crlmi-
nal cases In the County Of Charleston; HOUSE
bill to incorporate the Town of Ninety-slx; q
House bill to renew the charter OF Peays
Ferry; House bill to incorporate the Laurens
and Asheville Railroad, and the House bill to
authorize the mayor and aldermen ol Colum-
b1a 10 issue bonds. The joint resolution to
pay Judge Thomas the salary Of the judge OF
the Second Circuit was killed, and the resolu-
ton for the appointment of q committee to
Investigate the affairs of the treasurer of
Charleston County was laid on the table. 1t
was resolved to hold night sessions hereafter.
The House to-day passed the joint resolu-
ton for the sale of two hundred acres OF State
lands in Fairfield; Lhe Senate bill to incorporate
the South Carolina Real Estate and Joint
Stock Company; the bill to incorporate the
Sumter Land Joint Stock and Loan Associa-
tien; the Joint resolution compelling the school
commissioners of Fairfield to establish certain
schools; bill to incorporate the Edislo Land
Company; bill to restrain sheriffs from the
sale of county property under certain circum-
stances; Senate bill for the protection of
buoys and beacons; Senate bill to amend the
act for the protection Of migratory fish; bill
to exempt the officers and employees of the
Penltentiary and Lunatic Asylum from mill
tary and other duties; bill to abrogate and
sink the war debt of the State; a Senate bill to
amend the act renewing and amending the
charters of certain villages; bill TO incorpo-
rale the Boiling Springs Camp Ground.
The report of the judiciary committee upon
the case of William F. Redding and wife was
adopted.
In the Senate, at the night session, the
financial agency settlement bill was defeated,
but substitute was adopted which places the
settlement in the hands Of the Carolina Ma
tional Bank. The vote making the validating
bill the special order for Wednesday was re-
considered, and the bill was made the special
order for tomorrow, at twelve. The House
license bill was passed to Its third reading.
PICKET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
Hotel Arrlvals-March IL.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
G. ". Raush, Savannah; W. q. Strlcklin,
Cheraw; j. F. Bryde, Aiken; W. ". Willis,
Elko, s. CT D. A. Bowyer, Georges Station; P.
F. sarlng, Augusta; ". N. Williams, St.
Stephens; DR.. J. Murray, st. James Goose
Creek; Q. Richardson, Grahamvllle.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
II. Somborn, Atlanta; G. W. Tucker, Jr.,
Baltimore; N. a. Kent and lady, Boston; A.
q. Mure. ]. q. Grayson, J. Campbell, England;
I. q. Wood, C. O. Yale, Mrs. King and son,
New York; s. B. Cooper, Kingstree; T. Sum-
ter, South Carolina; S. E. Nelson, Sumter; G..
D. Sellers, St. Matthew's, ]. Lpplncott, wife
and nurse, Miss Lipplncott, Philadelphia; 8.
B. Newsom, E. Johnson, Northeastern Rail-
road; A.'V. Stout and wife, a. g. Compton,
New York; B. Ferguson and wife, Miss G.
Graf, L. Lorenst, Philadelphia; Felix Cuendes
and daughter, st. Louis.
MILLS HOUSE.
]. P. N. Epping, South Carolina; a. P.
Whitehead, Savannah; F. G. Huntington and
wife, 8. G. Huntington, Hiss Huntington, Gin
clnnatl; Miss Williams Illinois; L. Q. Wash.
ton, Washington; Emil Nehemias, GARDENERS
Corner; N. G. Egan and wife, Chicago; Mrs. N.
Pendlet0n, G.. Peadleton, Racine, Wisconsin.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-12
TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON. March III

WASHINGTON, March II.
The diminished pressure now over the
South Atlantic States and the coast TO West
Virginia will move eastwardly during the
nIgGt, with light rain over North Carolina and
snow over the Middle Atlantic States, fol-
lowed by a rising barometer from the upper
Lakes to the Gulf, with northerly and north
westerly winds. Clearing weather will ex-
tend to the South and Middle Atlantic coast
by and on Tuesday morning. falling baro-
meter, with rising temperature and winds
backing to southerly, is probable for the North
west during tonight and on Tuesday. Dan.
Atlantic and Gulf coasts tonight.
Ysstsrday's Weather Reports OF tho
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.