The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Death Of Alr. Greeley.

al $50 this evening. IL, x,s uncpn
scious at the time and PASS ,,e"ce-
fully away.
News itrmS.
WAsIilNoToH, NJycmhar 30
Weld Il Co.. sugar importers, of Bos-
ton, settled the suit against them in
the United States Court, by pay ing
&l2O,UOO.
SAN FRANclsco, November 90
The Alaska has arrived. Mac0o and
Hong korg will be Geographically
connected. y tyrhoon at Manila
sunk the Spanish brig Gcrcviva.
All we're lost. Several ether vessels
w,rt bcached. All the shipping in
the harbor, more or less damaged.
300 houses demolished.
ST. Louis, November 3o.-In the
ease Of the United States vs. certain
Counties, to enforce the penalty for
failure to properly st.mp bonds in
aid of railroads, tEe defendants de-
INJURED, on the ground that, as public
cor prrations, Counties were not char
ge;,ble with int cnt to evadc the law
aud we're, therefore, not proper par
ties to proceedings Of this kind. The
demurrer was sustained and the suit
dSmis: cd.
RAELrG1I, November 30.-The last
ballot to day was FnLce 72 MeIri-
mon 81 Pool 5S. Ten Republicans
voted for Mcrrlnon. The iNtcvost III
is Increasing.
NEw ORLEASs, November go
! fhc Jockey Club attendance was
small, in cuhs' 1rcnce If the lack of
con:ty anccs. V.Ilnge BIa cksni;h
won the hurdle lace tine 4. U3.
S'llic Watson won the second time
| l.47 Ilnllyword won TIC third
tine 3.3St aud 3..l04.
New loRE, November 3G.-The
Baltic takes Sl25,0Oo in silver.
Arhuckle's spice mills were burned;
lo$s $Go,000.
Tie leather betting manfa cturers
lave a2vanc, d prices ten rcr cent.
AslliNaToN, November 3U.-Thc
Hrbi'o printing during tho past year
has coSi 81 $4,000.
Orders to recruiting officers direct
caution lii enliSting minors, but ci.
rect them all to enlist for four
cOI"rcd regiments.
N"NTGoMEHy, ALA., November go.
This morning, Il detachment of sce-
rnty eight United States cavalry
marched to point twenty yards from
the capitol grounds and tivouackcd:
Intense excitement followed, but
ietrni"g that the troops were ,utcnd
I'd fer IL mere posse comitatus, and
IL, to drive the Legislature from the
capitol, the excitement subsiled
somewhat The Legislature at tn c
capitol passed a bill and sent it to
Gov. Lewis, but he refused to receive
It. y joint resolution was passed
raising committee to communicate q
The facts Of the situation by telegram
to the Govcrhmont ut WashiDgton,
and appointing IL delegate to present
Il written statement Of tho case &c
the President. The members of the
l"G;a'ature express great conf, e,ce
that the Prcsidcnt "i!l sustain then
when the facts arc laid before him
IN answer TO cumnl,trc OF the cari
toi, Governor Lewis, yes, rd.>. &c.
pllcd HAT two ondic> claim hl.
recognition that ,iic nicr::,"> n.
other received Il m jo>i.y q: i'v ,rt,:
cast, and shat he couid not rtr,yaIz
the Capitol Legislature, because, II
I'll" persons "ho, he sid, did not re
cc!vc ii ma lori.y *ere included, iii,
body would be without a quorum
The Court House b,dy did nothing
to-day, but has been in secret session
a considerable portion of the day.
Tire Advertiser, the central Liberal
Democratic organ Of the State, in it.
Issue tomorrow morning, says tia,
IN view of the death Of Mr.. Greeley
VIC recommend all the Greeley cleo
tors to cast their votes for Grant, and
make his election unanimous; in re
turn, let us ask only for peace, fo,
protection against vagabonds and
scoundrcls, or, at least. that tho Gov
ern,hcnt will allow us fair play, and
maintain the supremacy of law and
order. Our struggle has not beer
Tor men, but for safety, law and civil
liZation.
Market Reports,
NEW loRK, November 3O.-Cot.