Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-13

South Carolina Items.
Bennottsyille has the horse disease.

Bennottsyille has the horse disease.
Gov. Moses las appointed ]. C. Wos-
mansky a Notary Public for Abbeville
county, and TLos. A. Fuller for Charles
ton county.
The French bari; Canton, which put in
t o Charleston some weeks since, on voy-
ago from Mexico TO Falmouth, was sold.
Wednesday. Tie price realized was S4,575'
The Camden journal says: The Rt. Rev.
G. Il. Qutntard, Bishop Of Tennessee, is
expected to be hero this week, and wilt
present the claims Of the University of tho
South at tbo Episcopal Church on Sunday
next.
DR.. T. 3. Whtesides, Of York county,
who Oh the 2Ith Of December last was
sentenced 10 ono years imprisonment BY
tie United States Circuit Court, on tho
charge Of ku-KluXing, reached his home
on Saturday afternoon last from the Al
bany pcIitcDiialy.
Tie Columbia Phoenix says: The joint
finance committee agreed upon tas levy
Of fifteen mills for all purposes, including
tho county tax; five mills for general pur-
poses, two for school purposes, and three
for county, including the highway tax, and
five for deficiency tax.
The Columbia Phoenix says: BY
! private despatch received yesterday, wo
were informed Of the death, at the home
stead ia Anderson, Of Amelia, young
! daughter CT Judge Orr, at the ago of Il
/ wears. She was an interesting child, and
! bad many friends. The afflicted parents
will receive general sympathy.
The Camden Journal says Mr.. A. P.
Lining had the misfortune OF losipg bis
! kitchen on Monday morning about II
g.
cred it had progressed so far that all efforts
were in vain to extiuguish II. BY arduous
oxe:tions, Mr.. Lining and his neighbors
succeeded in combining tho fire TO tbs kitch-
en-. Nothing was saved.
A. colorcd policeman IN Charleston woka
a citizen the other night, ct 3 a. H., with
an 0yercoat aud rug in his possession that
had been found on the pavement in front Of
his house. An examination disclosed tho
fact that 4 window had Ieen forced and tho
: house entered and the a. ti,les stolen there
from. They were possibly dropped by
, the thief in his hurry 10 escape, when th5
policeman passed that point. Tie next day
, with the consent Of the Superintendent O.
Police tie gentleman presented the police
man with &J.
, a correspondent writing from Crahams
= TO the ChaltstOu News, says: We bat
+ near tbs place on Friday last, the lOti
q ultinC, one cf The saGdest calam!ties wlici
:, has ever becalen our community, wllci
a resulted III lie death Cf the wii9 AND Gaugh
,. ter of Mr.. Z. Hamilton Martin. While IL
:, young lazy, eiGtCun years OF age, was 2rc
n pafirr dinner in q Goolz-room attached +
= the dwelling, her clothing caught fire; SO
70 ran III the adjoining room TO her nothcl
m who yainly tIied to cZ1tinguisA the fame
A. by throwing her on The bed and coVcrin
> hcr with tho bedding. Her a3on
i was so violent that she rushed from LIZ
~ mother, Leaving her and the bsd-clothes c
IN fire. and ran into the yard AID aroIn
~ the house, until she fell from eEhaustic
Z and pain. in the meautime the mother vi
-. on fire and burning with fearful rapidit,
De Mr. Sheldon U.dy Al, living With llr. Ma
- tin, being on The premises Iear by, lea
= ing their screams ran t. their as2lstanc
ae and beheId most heart-rending scen
IL The gjrl was lylug in the yard with eve
article Of clothing burnt OH Of her, and s.
herself burnt to q perfect crisp; the moth
still ia tho house, shut up in room, vi
clo.Lc3 and bedding still burning y!
OF ILdwin rgu to tLUiE relief with vessel
water, but too lste. The two Dro. Fau
were Immediately sent Or, who did all
ed their power 10 relieve their srtierings, b
". at ten O'Clock L. NJ. death relieved T.
3r- mother, Qud 1t cue A. II. the dau3lt
Ch D2s4Cl from l.i. ID eternity.