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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-02
THE STRIKES IN THE NORTH.

NEW YORK, July l.
The Willlamsport mill and boom men. who
struck for ten hours, met 10 The market square.
this morning, and were addressed by several
speakers, and there was great enthusiasm.
At eleven o'clock, some Two thousand formed
In procession and marched down town 10 a
few mills that were In operation, and per-
suaded the men to join the strike. This after
noon they marched TO other mills up town.
Very few mills are running. No disturbance
so far.
The mayor Issued proclamation this morn
ing orderiug the places where liquor is sold
to close until after the fourth Of July.
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THE RADICAL STATE CONVENTION.
A Late Day for the meeting-The Last
Ku-Kiun Outrnge-The Suits Against
the Ring Stand still.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS ]

COLUMBIA, 8. c., July l.
The Republican State executive committee
met here on Saturday, and determined to call
the State nominating convention for the 2lst
August. The lateness of the day fixed upon
is somewhat remarkable.
The officials seem disposed to make much
ado about the hooting of Professors Cummings
and Roberts, by two or three OF the graduates
at the University, after the exercises on Sat-
urday. They are hard up for an outrage.
The legal proceedings against Parker, and
likewise those against the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company, remain in statu quo. Our VIyE.
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There never WAS city that suffered as
Chicago has done that "phGnXed" 80 fast
The old fire was not so much destroyer as O
purifier, and men who on the nights Of the
fearful conAagratlon could not see where o
hundred dollars were 10 be saved will live 10
bless their seeming cnastener. New Chicago
Is as different from the old as the London ei
to-day Is uullke the medieval built city OF the
seventeenth century. The structures on the
south side are more elegant and substantial
by far than those that a year ago
occupied their places, while vast tracts
that were covered with miserable old
sheds and wooden tenements before
the fire swept through to cleanse The Augean
mass, now support beautiful buildings, orna-
ments 10 any city. On the west side properly
Is worth from ten to twenty-five per cent.
more than before the fire, and on certain
streets even fifty per cent. more. Some busi.
ness men who lost fne brown-stone front
houses now say they are more than compen-
sated by the rise In their sites. The north
side, occupied by The old flmlrs, is building
up in good style, as 1t Is the quarter nearest to
business. ALI this is based On confidence OF
future greatness as centre OF commerce,
which in their darkest moments has never de-
serted the Chicugoaus, and promises to be
their inspiration IN advancing to history OF
Immense property.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIfES.

Jacob Dodd's pork establishment at Buf.
falo Is burned. Loss seventy-flve thousand
dollars. The hogs In the upper stories were
burned alive.
The reported killing OF General Mckenzie,
and others, by the Indians, as recently stated,
is dlscredlted by kilograms since received by
the war department.
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TIE COMMUNISTS IN TROUBLE.

NEW YORK. July l.
The Federal Council of the InIernaIlonals
held meeting yesterday. The International
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week, and will seek the establishment OF re-.
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THE AUGUSTA FLOUR MILLS.
\ FIourlshing Southern Enterprise.

The possibility oil successfully conducting q
purely Southern manufacturing enterprise,
and proftably converting the natural products
of our own climate into the finished article OF
commerce at home, instead of sending II
away and giving the profit of the manufacture
to Northern and foreign housee, is strikingy
exemplifed In the recent history OF the Au-
gusta Flour Mills, located on the corner Oh
McKinnie and Fepwlck stro,b., augusta, Ca,
and owned and operated by Messrs. John NJ.
Clark g. Co. These mills were built IN lS4S,
but It has been since the war that they have
achieved the most marked success. They
were purchased five or ak years ago by the
present owners, and have been steadily grow
Ing In favor ever since. The bullings are Of
brick, with frontage of between seventy and
ninety ieet, and depth of about two hundred
The motive power Is water, plentiful supply
being obtained from the Augusta canal, which
runs at the foot of the south wall. The south
end of the building Is used Us granary and
storehouse for barrels and sacks. The grain
Is received on the first floor of this end,
whence 1t Is carried by elevators 10 the north
side of the fifth story. There 1t is received
Into and passes through series OF "fans and
screens" and large frst-class ''smutter,'
which first relieves 1t of oil impurities, and then
starts 1t on voyage of discovery back to the
north side Of the first floor, where the whlrrlng
stones stand ready TO convert 1t Into hour or
meal, according to it's kind. These stones are
of the finest French burr, and are five in num-
ber two for corn and three for wheat. Alter
passing through the mills the -four Is carried
In elevators to the fourth floor, where num-
DER OF ''bolls" receive and separate 1t into the
different brands. for which the mills are justly
distinguished. The finest brand Is the ceebra-
ted "Gilt Edge" well known for its superior
quality throughout this State and Georgia.
The other brands are 10. K.,n "Tip-Top,"
Extra" and "a No. l." The mills also pro-
duce white bolted cornmeal Of superior quail
ity. likewise an abundance of the usual vari.
etIes of .'mill feed"-bran, fine feed, middlings,
oats and corn feed, &c. Two hundred and
fllIy to three hundred barrels of flour and
meal Is the average product per day, and the
granary has capacity for storing fifty thous-
and bushels of grain. Like all enterprislng
firms, Messrs. Clark Co. keep their own
teams, and deliver goods throughout the city
and at the various railroad depols without
charge for drayage. The two younger men,
hers of the firm are native South Carolinians,
and served through the entire war in defence
of their native State. The office of the Arl-
gusta Flour Mills is at No. 288 Broad street,
Augusta, Ga. Merchants and others wishing
to get reliable article in their line will do
we'll to give them trial.
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TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
Progress OF the Arbitration and tho
San Juan Question.

GENEVA. July l.
The Alabama claims arbitration tribunal lin
dealing with the direct claims Ot the American
Government, will consider separately the
the character Of the Confederate cruiser and
award damages according to its findings. The
arbitration on the San Juan boundary ques-
tion wi now proceed. Bismarck Is about 10
appoint International jnrips to examine the
papers submitted by the English and Amerl-
can governments and report TO the Emperor.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON. .Jnly I.

WASHINGTON, July l.
The area of highest temperature will move
northeastward, followed by cooler weather
south and west of New York. Partially cloudy
and close weather will prevail on the South
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THE HEATED TERN.
scorching Weather in the North.

NEW YORK, July l.
The weather last night and today was In
tensely hot, the thermometer continuing at
about ninety degrees. A number of fatal cases
of sunstroke took place. Reports from the
Eastern States represent the heat as being
very great yesterday. In Boston to-day was
The hottest of the season.
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japanese Tommy. who attained certain
sort of notoriety here In 1860, when the
..Japs" first came. is now described as "fue,
intelligent young gentleman, who speaks good
English" He Is one oil the secretaries OF the
Japanese embassy now In this country.
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Meetings.

ERMAN FREUNDSCHAFTSBU
VI The Regular Monthly Meeting OF this Asso-
ciation Will re held 1HIs EVENING, th- ID inst,
at 8 O'Clock precisely. Members are r. quesEed TO
be punctual. as business OF g. eat importance will
be brought up for consideration.
)uly2 I'M PETERSEN. Secretary.
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.

WASHINGTON, July /.
The public debt was reduced last month
$2,03l, l,035 Coin In the treasury $88, Las. .l08i
currency, $l5, ,32l ,6S9. Coin certificates, s3z.-
086, 300.
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THE BOSTON CARNIHAL.
Arrival OF the Irish Band.

BoSrON, June 30.
The Irish Band arrived this morning, and
proceeded direct to the quarters prepared for
them at the Everett House. Tomorrow morn
Ing public reception will be given the band
by the Irish societies OF Boston and the VI
ciniLy.
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re- NIAGARA FIRE ENGINE COMPA-
NY, No. s-You are hereby summoned TO attend
the Funeral Of Mr.. ROBERT TOOMER, an Homo.
rary Member Of your Company, TH1s AFTERNOON,
at O'Clock, at his late residence, No. 70 Norris
street. In Citizens, Dress. - ~ '%.i
BY order OF the President. 5.,.y =
July2 JIM. HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
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street, on the east by Cooper River, on the south
BY South Battery, and on the west oy centre OF
Meeting street.
Physician in charge. DR.. Manning Simons.
Office and residence, Church street. above Broad,
next to the Charles on Library building.
HEALTH DISTRICT NO. 2
Western Division, Shirras' Dispensary. Bounded
on the north by centre OF Calhoun street, on the
east by centre OF Meeting street, on the south by
South Ba terry and Ashley River, and on the west
Physician In charge, DR.. Joseph Yates. Office
at Snirra's Dlspensary, Society street, between
King and Meeting streets. Residence No. IA Lib.
erty street.
The physician in charge of this district is re-.
qulred to attend at the Lower Wards Guardhouse
when called upon.
HEALTH DISTRICT NO. g.
Bounded on the north by City Boundary, on the
east by Cooper River, on the south by centre OF
Calhoun street. and on the west by centre Of
Physician in charge, DR.. j. L. Ancrum.. once
and residence No. 10 Mary street. opposite Eliza.
The physician in charge OF this district is re-.
upon.
HEALTH DISTRICT NO A.
Bounded on the north by City Boundary, on the
east by centre OF Smith street to Cannon street,
then by ceutre Of Cannon to Rutledge avenue,
then oy centre OF hutledge avenue to George
street, and tnen by line running in the same dt.
rcc,ion through to City Boundary, on the south
by centre OF Calhoun street, and on the west by
Ashley River.
Physiclan in charge, DR.. T. Grange simons.
ONCE NO. lS Ashley street. opposite United States
Arsenal. Residence No. 81 Rutledge svenne,. .0p.
posite Radcliffe streer.
The phy-ician In charge OF this district Ia re-
| qu!red to attend at the Old Folks Home when
called upon.
HEALTH DISTRICT NO. s.
Bounded on the north by City Boundary, on the
east by centre OF Meeting street, on the south by
centre OF Calhoun street, aud on the west by CEN
tire OF Smith street TO cannon street, then by cen.
tire OF Cannon street to Rutedge avenue, then by
centre OF Rutledge avenue to Grove street, then
by q line running In the same direction to Oity
Boundary.
Ply slcian In charge, Dr. Isaac W. Angel. or.
fice and residence, st. Philip street, opposite the
Neck Market.
The physician In charge Of this district is re.
quired to attend at the Upper Wards Guardhouse
when called upon.
OFFICE HOURS.
From to morning; from 2 to 8 afternoon.
All dispensary patients who are able shall be
required 10 attend at the office OF the health dis
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medicines gratultously to all destitute sick poor
persons, residents or their respective districts
applying for treatment, VINO NAV, IN their opln.
Ion, be entitled TO dEspensary relief.
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Calls may be LETT on the slate at any time during
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@ THE MEMBERS OF THEtN1TY
and Friendship Society are hereby SUNNI. ~ 10
attend the Funeral Of their brother meher.
ROBERT T0OMER, THIS AFTERNOON, at o'cNs.
from his late residence, No. % Norris street.
By order Of the President.
july2s J. Y. lZARD, Secretary.
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.4RRIT4L OF COTTON SHIPS.

LIVERPOOL, July l.
Arrived ships Robert Lee, New York, 6l2
bales of cotton; J. Webb, New York, 1892 bales;
Roadee, New York, 466 bales, and GaIlatin, of
Mobile, 3646 bales.
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funeral No.

~ THE RELATIVEtcSD1,,1rTNnS AND
Acquaintance Of Mr.. and NM rooMER
are respectfully invited to attend n.,ara, ear.
vices Of the former, at bis late re aos No. q
Morris street. THIS AFTERNOON, at Sci.
july2+
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GLIMPSES OF GOTHAM.
BEGINNING OF THE STOKES TRIAL

The Prospects OF ConvIction-Killsng
no Murder In New York-Preparation
for the Glorious Fourth-New Yorkers
Going TO tho Baltimore Convention-
The Great Race Mt Long Branch
Ulysses Returning in Haste.
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