The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-24

son III tuo Guy vacclnated who has not
been successfully inooulated or vaccin-
atcd within the past five years, and to
enforce this upon every one by legal Pc
nalties In case of refusal.
All the reports, which have hitherto
gained some oredence from their yery
naturalness, with reference to the Indian
butcheries and milder outrages which
have been considered in some Quarters
dlsgraoe to the frontier. are utterly un-
founded, sensational and false. The
PRESIDENT and Secretary of the Indian
Commission 30 pronounce them. Ao-
cordlng to their statements, the new
policy OF mercy and kindness pursued
by the merciful and kind Administration
at Washington has been completely sue.
cessfnl, and the Indians, if they ever
have been open to charges of murder
and rapine, are now at least eminently
kind and merciful themselves.
The JAPANESE YOUNG LADY STUDENTS
Two OF the eldest Japanese girls who
came here with the embassy recently left
Washington for San Francisco on their
return to Japan-one of them because
OF injury to the eye-sight, which threat
ems blindness. and the other from
purely private considerations. They
were eight months in this country, dur.
ing which time they learned to speak
English. Two of the girls will go to
New Haven on November TO be edu-
Gated, and the youngest will remain
with MIR. L4mman. in Georgetown, for q
year.
1t will be remembered that at the last
session OF the French Assembly mo.
ton was made by the Loft for the ap-
polntment Of a commission to investi.
gate the acts of the Olivier and Palikao
Cabinets, preparatory to the impeach-
ment OF the imperial ministers on the
charge of having provoked the war with
Prussia. At that time it was voted
down, the Government taking no part
for or against it. Now the news comes
from Paris that the Govern ment has re-.
solved to support similar motion at the
approaching session of the Assembly.
Right Rev. Jamee Gibbons was in
stalled az the Roman Catholic Bishop of
Richmond, Va, Sunday, with the Gus
tomary solemnities of the Roman Church.
Archbishop Bayley, OF Baltimore, and
Bishop Becker, of Wilmington, Della
ware, were present, as were also all the
clergy OF the diocese and a number OF
church dignitaries from other sections.
The church was thronged, and crowds
outside were unable to gain admission.
A strong minded woman in Detroit
made the following gentle reply to a
politician who had called OF her house
to get her husband to go to the polls and
vote mo, sir, he can't go! He's wash
ing now, and he's got to iron tomorrow,
and if he wasn't doing anything he
couldn't go. [ run this ERE house, + do,
and II any one votes, it'll be this same
Mary Jane"
A letter has been published by the
Count do Chambord protesting against
the establishment of q republic as O per-
manent form of government for France.
10 his monarchial mind it is q monarchy
only which can save France. He is ex-
tremely severe in his reference to the
party In power, whom he accuses of pro-
missing peace to man while it declares
war on God.
The original "BufrAIo Bill" William
+. Cody. has been elected as liberal
member Of the Legislature from Lincoln
County. If "Bill" can draw as telling
bead on Radical rottenness as on bison
flesh. he will find abundant opportuni-
ties for filling his game pouch the COM
ing winter.
There is man in Portland, Me-, who
supports his family in handsome style
by simply tieing an able-bodied cot by
the tail to olothes-line at night. and
then going out in the morning to collect
the soap, shaving-cups, brushes, etc.,
thrown into the yard by the angry board
ers IN adjoining houses.
A divorce case is on trial in Chicago.
III which an old bald.headed rascal, and
o coachman at that, is defendant, and q
chill. about fifteen, hardly out of her
short clothes. is the complainant. The
latter is member of one Of the most
respectable families in Chicago-"car-
riage people" as they say. The divorce
is likely to be granted. although the case
is 'still on"
An exchange says: "Our oontempora.
ries continue to announce q murder as q
tragedy. If murder is tragedy, then,
by parity Of expression, marriage is q
comedy. Why not, then, head an ac-
count Of O marriage in high life, for
example. with Comedy in Hanover
Square?'"
Mrs. W. A. Pace, wife of successful