The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
NEWS-OF THE DAP.


Nh additional Jurors in the Stokes case.
The New York Cotton exchange VIII 10
adjourned from the Sd to the 9Th of July.
Six fatal sunstrokes occurred In Cincln-
natl on Saturday.
The Indian Department think the report
ed incursion of Indians into Texas sensational.
The thermometer stood at nlnety-eight IN
New York, on Saturday, and there was one
case of sunstroke.
The Cuban General Yuclan, and Captain
varona, were executed on the 18th instant, 81
Puerto Principe.
,..,-Vlce-Presldent Colfax publishes card de-
clinipe to be candidate for Congressman at
large.
The New York metal manufacturers meet
Ing decided to make no compromise with the
strikers regarding hours or wages.
1t may be authoritatlve.y stated that there
is absolutely NO foundation for the report that
Princess Nellie Grant has become engaged 70
a Scottish lord.
,s,-Sneclal DISPATCHES from Geneva fully con-
Arm Fr,day,s statement that the arbitrators
have decided that claims for indirect damages
are inadmissable.
Delegates from sixty Orange lodges mel
on Friday to make preparations for the 18th
of July parade. 1t was decided not to permit
members to arm themselves on the day OF the
parade.
1t is now stated that Smith, of the Alta
lanta Boat Club, lost both heats of. the Henly
sculling match yesterday, instead OF one only,
as was at first supposed, and that he has been
declared out of the race.
The Louisiana conventions appointed COM
mittees OF conference. The Packardites de-
nand the endorsement of Grant and repudia-
ton of Greeley as preliminary to joint nomi-
nation for State officers.
The postof1ce department Is now exam
ing various designs for the postal cards author
lied by the recently enacted law, and upon the
determination of their STYLE &c. nrnnnsals
will be publicly invited for their manufacture.
About one hundred of the West Albany,
New York, car.shop strikers resumed work
under the ten hours system. A large force OF
workmen have been brought down from
Schenectady, and 1t is said all the force neces-
sary for the work at West Albany.
.5L-An explosion In burning drug store IN
Liberty street, New York, injured number OF
fremen, some of whom will lose their eye
sight. The fire originated by throwing kero-
sene on fire. Twenty-Five fremen were in
.jured.
-, ,-Announcemen was made that Greeley and
schurz would breakfast together on Friday,
) but Schurz was not present. communica-
tion was received from him regrettlBg that he
could not attend. Horace White and others
were In attendance.
governing committee of the Stock Ex-
change have resolved that deliveries Of South
Carolina bonds be continued In accordance
/. with the circular Of December 8, 1871, until
the LIST of September next, instead Of the lst
of July, to give holders time to register.
hundred pounds of nitro.g glycerine
exploded In the California powder works, four
miles distant from the city hall, San Francis
co. Six buildings were wrecked, and hole
twelve feet deep and one hundred and twenty
FIVE feet in circumference made in the ground.
Nolperson was Injured. &,
- "A cable dispatch, dated Geneva 2lst, says:
ssIn an interview with the World correspon-
dent, the Hon. Charles Francis Adams said:
u adhere to the principles laid before the
Cincinnati Convention, and would accept the
Baltimore nomination If the platform Is as
good and the offer spontaneous, butt will
never be wire-p pulled into place. I am deep
ly concerned for State rights in the future"
The following are some of the headings of
{ the newspaper descriptions of the great Gil
more jubilee now In progress at Boston: The
Boston Noise, the Boston Hurricane, the Great
Jamboree, the Jubilee Jubilorum, the Grand
Hubbub, the Brobdlgnagian Jubilee, the Ne
mssis of Noise, the Niagara of Voice and Mis-
slssippl of Instrument the Boston Pan
jandrum, the Musical Earthquake, DC.
The Radicals are making extraordinary ef-
forts to carry the election in North Carolina on
the first of August. Their candidate for Vice.
President tsenator Wllson) will make series
ofspeeches in the latter part OF the canvass,
and several other members of Congress, and
probably one or two members of the Cabinet,
will be brought into the same service. A vic
tory will be- hailed by The Grant party as a
Sign OF their ability to carry the great ma
jority OF Southern States, and thereby add ma
terially to their party capital. With this view,
their utmost e1ertions will be expended.
The Raleigh News says: "We learn that
on Friday an alteration occurred between
Mr. T. L. Emry, of Weldon, and Judge Taylor,
of Nash, In which pistols and guns were
brought into requisltlon. MIR. Taylor fired on
Mr.. Emry first with a pistol, the shot taking
effect in the thigh, causing only slight flesh
wound. Mr.. Emry procured shot gun load
ed with small shot and fred on Mr.. Taylor,
several of the shot taking effect In the head of
negro standing near, by the name OF Tom
Fields, and one OF two In Mr.. Taylor's face"
Wide fluctuations are again taking place
In Erie railroad stock at New York. Just now
there is great break down, which is food for
reflection with most of the financial writer's.
The New York Herald Is inclined to think peo-
pie who put their trust In the London protec-
tionists have been badly sold, adding: mo
fact has been more evident than that the
American speculators in Erie have been on
the wrong side pretty much through the whole
movement since last March. Selling it short
at 40 or so, they went 'long' of II at TO- just in
time to meet the downward tide and to buy