The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-01
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MONDAY, JULY l, 1872.
NEWS OF THE DAY.


The Pacha OF Egypt goes to Constanllnople
on q visit to the Sultan OF Turkey next month'
Or. kyaus, the celebrated American den-
tist ln Paris, Ia soon to be attached TO the neo'
ical staff of the Prince Of Wales In London
Mr.. q. s. Grant, Jr., son OF Presluent
Grant, s,u!s for Europe today, 10 be absent
until October. -,
An enterprislng widoT in Iowa has real
,zeo $50 600 fSom nolic;es on the lives oil her
two deceased husbands.
General Tom Thumb, who arrived from
Europe on Monday, Is going to build a new
residence for himself and wife near Falrhel"'
Conn.
Miss Nilsson will be married in London
and not in Paris, as has been stated. Ihe
wedding is fixed for Wednesday, July al' al
noon.
Miss Lottie Ray, colored graduate Oh the
Howard University Law School, has oeen
admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court OIL
the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Abby Sage Mcfarland Richardson,
we understand, has been made professor oi
elocution in the Normal College oil GOO"
County, Ill.
Havana advlces say 1t has been discovered
that Senior Caro-, chief clerk in one Of the de-
nartments. has been holding constant commn-
n,cauon with the insurgents, disclosing the
plaus OF the government for suppressing them
AT Oglethorpe, Macon County, Ca, on
Friday. J. C. Lloyd and ]. B. Holsenoake'
both white, were hung for The murder oil
Judge G. w. Fish, in February, 1871. very
large crowd, counted by thousands, composed
principally OF negroes, witnessed he execu-
ton. A number OF people, however, OF the
better class, including several ladies, exhibit
ed the questionable taste OF travelling miles 10
witness the horrible scene.
"A workingman In New York urges the
organization of an association OF married
men, and for the following reasons: u am q
workipgman aud married man, and think IL
ahout time that we formed o married mems
association 10 protect us from the young men
that belong to the unions. As body they are
the poorest workmen at the trades. They
don't care much about work, but we nave
wives and families, and they must be provided
for Let us call meeting for that purpose,
and It will be we'll attended, and act for onr-
selves"
Correspondent In Southern Colorado and
New Mexico state that extensive and comoin.
ed Indian depredatlons are seriously appre-
hended in sparsely settled parts OF those Ter
ritorlties. The KioskaS, Arrapahoes, Chey-
ennes, Comanches, Na7aloes and ApalacAes
have held frequent councils during the past
winter, at which 1t was endeaVored TO olssii
pate all tribal pr,'udices, and effect comoi-
nation for O general Indian war. Recent mur-
ders aud robberies in New Mexico, Arizona
Texas and othei places. are referred 10 as
evidence of Lne Intentions of the Indians, out
whether complete combination has been Ell
fected Is not known.
There are about two steamers sailing daily
from LIVERPOOL for this continent. During the
month of May fllly.threc steamers ieit the
Mersey, of which thirty-four came TO New
York, eight to Boston, eight to Quebec and
Montreal, and three to Halifax, Norfolk and
Baltimore. Seventeen of these belong to the
Cunard Company, eleven to the 1nman, live 10
the National, FIVE to the White Star, ten 10 tne
Allan, and six 10 the Guion Company, respec-
lively. When to these are added the ships oil
tho French and the German lines, we get
some idea of the prodigious Increase OF late
In steam communication between the conti-
nents.
Fifteen thousand persons attended the
Boston jubilee on Wednesday. Ia the even
Inc there was grand ball at the Coliseum,
attended by twenty-five thousand persons.
The English, German and French bands per-
formed the Introductory music, the TWO and q
half acres of floor from which the seats mad
been removed being literally packed with
would-be promenaders. Locomotion was
difficult, and soon after the first quadrllle was
attempted, those who did not purpose dancng g
sought rest in the spacious galleries. Strauss
led the waltzes and Gilmore the quadrilles,
and the bands furnished promenade music.
The floral ornam sntatious were very hand
some. General Grant and several members
of the Cabinet and the Austrian and Neither
lands ministers were present. Gilmore's ben
eft on Saturday, we are informed by teie-
graph, was q great success. Forty members
of the Southern Press Associatiation were
present, and were oomplimented with "Dixie"
BY Gilmore's Band. The jubilee is likely to
continue until next Saturday.
There was an affecting scene in the United
States Court in Montgomery, Alabama, the
other day, when the defendants in the case Of
the United statesys. Young ct al, tor alleged
Ku-Kluxing, were called up for 10 utence. The
verdict had been rendered hardly fifteen min
utes when the court inquired If the defendants
had anything to say why sentence should not
he awarded against them. The old man Young,
In calm and manly manner, free from braga-
docio, protested his innocence Of the charge,
but ss he referred to his wife and four
daughters dependent on him, now sixty-three
years Of age, his voice was broken, and there
was not In the courtroom manly heart but
what was wrung with sorrow as the picture
arose before them OF this aged man in far-ofl
penitentiary, and his now widowed wife and
helpless daughters shelterless and frisDdless
driven from their little home, which the five
thousand dollar fine will cause to be sold, as
well as the little scanty pittance which was al
this old mt was enabled, after lie of toll, tc
save from the wreck of the war.
Miss Matilda Heron, now visiting hel
brother-in-law, DR.. Reilly, of Oakland, Califor
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