The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-18
OBJ CHARLESTON Ne@s
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1872.
VIEWS OF THE DIH.

The apple crop OF New jersey ID 'ho 'ee'
they have hadfor years. ns
PROF. John Tyndal, the celebrated natural
t,ss. intends to visit this countryin October.
NGeorge' a. Tinsley, who killed Isaac =
Dnes. formerly of Baltimore, at FreepoFt
Gloucester County, Va, on The lt oil August
Was acquitted by the Jury after an absence OF
oniy q few minutes. Duer had informed Dr
Philip Spindle, residing near Freeport, Ina
Tinslev had seduced Miss Spindle, his dangnt-
ar. and that was. the cause of the killing. Inc
parties; were suitors for Miss Splndles manu-
sa-A number ot@women in San FRANCISCO
shsye lust started the Womans Pacific -'ollsn'
inc Company, aud had 1t duly incorporated
With q capital! Of twenty-five thousand dollars
al Of which Is contributed by the gentler sex
M 6fdcers, superintendent and business
agents are all women, its type.setting IS dom
by women, and In fact all the work OF the es
tablishnent, with a few necessary exceptions
Ia performed by lovely women.
IA contemporary publishes the following
matrimonial statistics: Shakespeare was mar
ried at 10; Dante, Franklin and Bulwer ut "a
Keu,er, Mozart and Walter SCOTT at 26; Wash
ington, Napoleon I and Byron at ~; Ross'nl'
the first time at so, and the second lime at o.
snH1lleft ana weber at 81; ~Arlstophanes at So;
Wellington at 81; Talma at 49,; Luther at AZ; Ad-
olson at A; Young Of AZ; Swift at 49,; Button at
IS, and Goethe at 81. smt.
Among thea supplemental exhibitions
~whIehrwill3 be formed In connection with the
Vienna Universal Exhibition Of. 1873 is'to be
one showing what steps have been taken since
3s5lalthe date of the 4frst London Exhibition
LIN the utilization of substances previously
regarded as waste. On the n hand will be
esioWiGIit isss waste products In all the Industrial
processes Included ID The forthcoming exhibi-
tonn;a on i the, other hand, the useful products
which; have been obtained from such wastes
since 1851 This is intended to serve as an In
ceniIyeto further researches in the same i'm
portant direction - lid
22sNasomewhat breezy Individual named
James Kelly was recently arrested and locked
u D In e. Baltimore staiion-house by himself;
but soon the turnkey was 'tartled by a COM
bination Of voices, as If Il 9 ell was filed with
~yarisgated humanity. The first voice which
attracted his attention was that Of a female,
Yhpu rioh In Irish brogue, said, or rather
screamed; .On, ye haste, would ye be after
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. widow, with no one here
IL TSfSseot her.!fi This was followed by a
soma Resembling q person being slapped In
tue tsSs, and an apology: ''Mlss, meant no
offence; I beg your pardon" The turnkey
hastsned 70 the cell from which the converse
ton proceeded, and, was greatly astonished 70
md Kelly seated In a corner OF the room ap-
parantly asleep, Puzzled at. what he had
heard, theiturnkey slowly walked away from
the cellg and 1 five minutes afterwards he
heard q German and negro In an alteration,
eachLman taking turns in berating one ano-
ther.ssAiter this had been kept up well
through The night, the turnkey stole upon
KsIyy IInhaWaresa and found him INDUCING In
most extraordinary ventriloqulstic perform
snicss, having evidently enjoyed his confne-
mentf far better than his captors did.
cases have 30 multiplied
that theyiseem to be q part of LIES common
experience; so much 30 that the public are
giving Iennyson less and less credit for ori-
ginaltY IN the plot OF his gracefully-told tale.
S~omethingthe nearest like 1t has been dis
closedin Ohio; where about eighteen years
ago q young man married, lived With his wife
fora year or two, and then went away In q
speculative venture, promising to be gone
not more than & couple OF weeks. His weeks
extended to months and they to years, and
still no tidings came to the sorrowlng wife,
who, finally, listening to the advice of friends,
scceptsfS wealthy man in the place and was
marriott To him: About ak years ago a man
came into the tow aud wandered about the
place., He then went to the village hotel and
asked what had become of Mrs. P. Learn
ing hex story he went away, but not long ago
the plndy.recaiSed q telegram saying II she
wished to see her fret husband to come to
Newcastle. Penn. She did so, taking her Sec
ond husband With her, and found "Enoch' on
his death bed, he told her the tale of his
hardships and disappointments; how he strng-
eled and failed, resolved not to return until
he could with a competence. When he did so
he fonpd her ss has been described, and
quietly went away. By his will his property
went to his wife and children.
-Aitaalai1-n incredible horror comes to US
from Illinois. It is we'll for the Journalistic
mind that it is not oten called upon to de-
scribe an event of such lnky sud unm:tigated
gloom. The time was august, the skies we're
fsr. when, seated In a railway car, a bright,
blooming, bashful and beautiful young bridal
psir went forth from Peoria on the first stage
Of that journey which ends, 1t may be, In the
grave, Q. haply In Chicago. The husband Of
an hour was all pride and tenderness; the
bride all bonnet and bushes. As the slow
train moved from the station, the fair young
being inesutiously put her head OUT of the win
dow >perchance to scent the morning breeze,
like Harhlet's fathers ghost, perchance to
wave q last farewell to the weeping friends of
her glrl6ood.s Too, toe fatal moment A tel
esraph pole did not decapItatel her;-no. all
mol That we're Joy compared to - Has
lily bringing her head within the car, she
buried an agonizsd face In her hands. The
terrified bridegroom is said to have instantly
expressed himself, with great presence Of
mind, In. this touching and memorable IAN
guage: ''What was 1t, darling? What fright:
ened 1t, dear! Tell its own hubby! What
makes it cry.!n What, indeed, o vicious Fate !!
aha had dronnad q 1ovelu and ovnonoJ,o sot