The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-08

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zainc's i'll health is aggravated by nor
vous terror OF committing himself in his
answers to the General charged with his
!nstruction." His counsel has accused
him OF not being able to open his mouth
without making blunder. General
hivlere, the correspondent learns, is
amazed ct the want Of aoutoness which
the Marshal has shown. He never
seems to perceive the drift of a uues-
tlon, and falls headlong into any pitfall
which the prosecution may lay for him.
Tie htfu! outbreaks or the part os the
Spanish Cnrlists still continue at inter
walls. Armed bands have recently ap-
peared on the frontier near the town Of
flgueras. They stopped .hree dill
8ences, turned the passengers out, and
robbed aud stripped them. Two per-
sous were wounded, an English passen-
ger and position. Other Madrid ad-
| vices report that IN the Congress, yester-
day, Deputy Malnonave complained of
the manner in which the Spanish const
guards were treated ut Gibraltar, when,
III pursuit of smugglcrs, they crossed
into British territory and he denounced
the lnsoience Of the occu piers of Spanish
soil
franklin 3. Evans, sixty fonr wears OF
age, was arrested in Concord, n. H., re-
Gently, for outFaging and numbering
young lady of Northwood, named
Georgianna Lowering, who was fourteen
years OF age. Particulars of the shock
ing crime show that Evans is the great.
uncle OF his victim. and much Of the
time living under the same roof. She
vas beautiful and interesting girl, the
daughter of deceased soldier, and lived
with her widowed mother. Tho girl was
decoyed into the woods by Evans and
there met her terrible fate. Evans is
closely guarded.
Joe Hardin, o desperate less than
twenty one years of age, but who has
the bloodlest history of any man of his
age in Texas. has been arrested by the
Sheriff Of Cherokee County. He is re-
ported 10 have killed twenty-four men in
Texas and four IN Kansas. making twen-
tty:eight, since be was fifteen years old.
His father is said to be Methodist
preacher of high standing.
1t is stated that q reaction is taking
place all over Italy-wherc the FREQ
thinkers have had much sway lately
against the system Of working on Sun
days. Already the workmen of Milan,
Florence. Bologne and Venice, have re-
fused to work on that day. In Padua
Sabbath Observance Society has been
formed, modelled on sinilnr societies in
France and England.
The Gear has written significant let.
ter 10 Prince Charles of Germany on the
occasion Of the tiftietL anniversary of
the latter's appointment to the honorary
coloneicy OF Russian regiment. In it
he recalls the glorious deeds of the allied
armies OF Prussia and Russia, when
hghtlng holy cause, and hopes the ties
OF friendship between the countries will
endure for generation.
Roswell Miner, Of Cauistco, n. y.
died recently from glnnders, contracted
from horse. The snf1ierings of the de-
censed were ,nusi eAcruciuiing-ie lite
rally rotted away, perfectly conscious all
the time, and it WAS said he was the
worst looking sight ever beheId, and
was buried wrapped in the bed.clotLcs
upon which he died.
The Chinese Government has given
orders that MI the forms of the religion
OF Confucius shall be rigidly enforced
among the students recently sent to this
country, and that the four books of the
i've kings and the sacred cdict Of Empc-
ror krnghi shall form parts Of their re-
guIar lessons.
This is how the Louisville Coyie.'.
Jonrmal looks Mt it: "Thcy should quit
abusing Pere Hyacinthe for marrying.
They should remember that the fascina-
tlons OF Yankee widow, travelling us
agent of patent corset, are not to be
whistied down ty the wind US you would
the charms Of n. ordinary woman travel.
ing merely Tor fun
JcDaE QClHr SUES Mrs. FAlH.-
Judge tluint, who defended Mrs, Fair
and drew up the brief upon which she
was awarded Il new trial by the Supreme
Court OF the State o! California, has
sued her for bis fees Of SS,075 He has
attached her money in two banks.
The liquor law being enforced in Chi
c"go last Sunday, II hcartless saloon