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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-28

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
SERIOUS LOSSES RY FIRE.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., March 25.
A fire in the Village of Phoenix to-day de-
stroyed property 10 ;ss amount of $3.50 900,
Including national bank aud Masonic hall.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, March Is.
A large fire has occurred at Waco, destroying
$50, 900 worth of property.
CHICAGO, March rs.
A FIRE early this morning in the padding
house OF McHale & Co, Halstead street, de-
stroyed two tanks of lard ard almost consumed
the engine aUd butcher houses. The total
loss is about six thousand dolara.
sad ancldent occurred on Saturday at
Turner'S Junction, near this city. A five year
old daughter OF railroad employee, named
Mccarthy, was playing near some burning
grass, when her oress caught fire; her mother
ran 10 her assistance and was also enveloped
il flames. Her father coming TO her help was
also set on fire. The child was burned 10
death, the woman dangerously injured, and
the man badly scorcbed.
BROOKLYN, March rs.
About haii-past five o'clock this morning q
kerosene lamp exploded at the residence OF
Mr.. Kraft, No. 1893 Myrtle avenue. the flames
spread rapidly, and the building was soon
dem, lished, together with Two adj,iuing
buildings. The total loss is about twelve
thousand dollars, partly incurred.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
TEE PRICE OF GENEROSITY.

Two men, representing themselves as SAIL
ors OF ship which had been burned at sea,
Visited several stores on East Bay on Monday
last, soliciting aid 10 enable them TO reacn
their homes. In order to enlist the sympa-
thles of their auditors they told thrilling tale
of "hair-breadlh escapes by flood and held,''
and displayed several SEATS upon their hanos
and arms as inflicted by the flames OF burn-
ing vessel. Some OF the gentlemen Whom
they visited proved llcreduloua, and refused 10
respond to their entreaties, while others we're
moved to pity and willingly gave them small
sums of money. During Monday afternoon they
called at the office of Mr.. Turner, the super
intendent of the gas works, on Washington
street. above Calhoun. Mr.. Turner generous
" rave them one dollar apiece, and sent them
away rejoicing. A little while after they nao
gone, however, Mr.. Turner became aware
that a roll of greeDbacks which had oeen
living upon bis desk, together with two cneeks
upon the First National Bank, had vanished
also. The roll contained one hundred and
thirty dollars, while one Of the checks was
for two hundred and ffty.one dollars, and tne
other for forty-five dollars and hlty cente'
The poor ''tempest-tossed mariners" have NOT
been seen since, and 1t is not probable that
they will make an early repetition OF the at
tempt to enlist the sympathies of the Charles-
ton public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
FAREWELL TO COLLEGE.

The chapel OF the Charleston College was
occupied last evening By large though not
q crowded audience, assembled to hear the
farewell address to the graduating class OF the
college By the president, Professor N. Z. Mid
dleton. The class, with the professors OF the
college, the Hon. W. D. Porter, and other
members OF the board of trustees, were seated
among the audience In bidding farewell to
the graduates as students Professor Middleton
chose Liberty as the subject of his address 10
enable him 10 directly enforce upon the minds
of the young gentlemen the leading princl-
pies which should govern their future course
through lite. He made skilful analysis OF
his subject at the outset, showing that
liberty was an Inherent principle of mans
nature. 1t could not admit OF bias by the
precep,s and examples OF others, but implied
freedom of thought, freedom of will, and free
dom OF action. He established an accurate dis
tinctlon between liberty In the true sense and
those baser political passions which often de-
base the term; introducing In Illustration
Vivid portrayal of the characters of Yasa and
Cinclnnatus, on the one hand, and oil Nero
and the tyrants of the French Revolution Oh
the other. In conclusion he reminded the
graduates that the safety Of the nation, for the
future, was partly in their hande, and urged
them to keep the true definition of liberty
constantly before their minds, and shape their
course towards it. The address occupied
about three-quarters of an hour, and was
,,stened to with marked attention and interest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
JOTIINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

-EnglIsh sparrows are being introduced
into the Columbia park.
"A number of capitalists are prospecting
this and the States adjoining for manufactur-
Ing facilities.
The organ of the Presbyterian Church in
Columbia which has been silent for nearly a
u year, is being repaired.
"A colored woman named Hester Smalls
accidentally ignited her clothing while burn
ng off broom-sedge field, upon Danlel's ls-
land, on Saturday last, and was 30 badly
burned that she died In few hours.
The high winds prevalent recently, IN ana
around Columbia. have caused general up
setting of trees, old shanties, DC. Tne nouse
OF Congressman 3. II. Cain figured ID tne
general wreck. ,..
AS VIM. Perry, the younger, was geiting
into his buggy 10 GreenVllle, FRIDAY nlgnt,
the horse took fright and ran at furious
pait through the principal street. Mr.. Perry
was thrown out and dragged for considera-
HE distance, receiving quite severe injuries.
The Beaufort Standard thinks that the
people of South Carolina should see 10 the lm-
mediate redemption OF their forfeited lanoe
from the control OF the government. Some
seem to think that 1t iB Uncle Sam'B Intention
to suddenly throw them back upon the
owners, and let the latter, with many carpet
| baggers and other men having no right tc
them, scramble for possession; but this is moi
80, the government, intending 10 do what II
right, hold the lands until each tract is claim
ed and redeemed by Its nghtful owner. LIE
the people, therefore, come forward ano
whilst they may, recover their lost lille
landed owners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
,N. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 2s, 1873.
THE FEAST OF THE ANNUNCLATTON.
Observances I'm the Catholic Churches
Yesterday.


The Feast of Annunelallon being holiday
of obligation 10 the Catholic Church, was cele-
brated In this city yesterday by the following
ooservances:
At st. Mary's Church, Hasel street. Grand
High Mass was celebrated at 1890 A. NJ. by
Rev. Claudian B. NOrthrop, with Revs. Father
Kedney (from st. Patrlck's) as deacon, and
Father schachte as sub-deacon. In the even
Ing at eight o'clock Grand Vespers were sung,
the choir, assisted by number OF amateur
singers, rendering the beautiful music Of Mall.
lard with fine effect.
The solo singing was excellent throughout.
The Salve Maria and Tantum Ergo were bril-
ilautly rendered, and ''The Heavens are Tell
lng," from Haydn's "Creation," with which
the services closed, was splendldly executed.
The accompanlments were played with ad-
mlrable precision by Mrs. Barbot, the &C.
compllshed organist OF the church.
Atst. Patrlck's High Mass was celebrated,
and a sermon preached BY Very Rev. DR..
Moore.
at st. Joseph's High Mass was celebrated by
Rev. Father Jacquemet, from the Cathedral,
la place of the pastor, Rev. Father Croghan,
who was prevented by Illness from officiating.
At the Cathedral High Mass was celebrated
BY Rev. q. P. Northrop, assisted by Rev. d.
J. QuIgley.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
AGAIN ON THE RAMPAGE.
Captain Jack to Take to the War
Path when the Grass IL Grown.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.
Rev. +. Thomas, the newly appointed peace
commissioner TO the Modocs, has gone 10 Van
Bremprs. Captain Jack has sent squaw 10
the Klamuth Indians. inviting Them 10 join
him. He saws that as soon as the grass ia
grown he will leave the Lava Beds, burn the
ranches and kill The settlers. This message
to his neighbors causes fears of ensuing trou-
bic with the Indians on the lower Klamuth
River, who belong to qnile formidable tribe.
There are no new movements OF troops re-
ported beyond the arrival of recruits. Captain
Cassiot, of Oregon, has gone 10 the Warm
Springs 10 reorganize his famous Indian scouts
as volunteers against the Modocs. Yesterday
troops moved TO within three miles of Jacks
camp, and then returned.
Cochise and his Raiders.
IPER s. AND A. TELEGRAPH CoMPAEY.l
WASHINGTON, March 25.
The following dispatch has been received
by the Indian commissioner:
PKAsCoTT, ARIZONA. March II.
To the Commissioner Of Indian a Dairs, Wash
CocGise, with one thousand of his band, are
on the Reservation at Sulphur Syringe.
(Signed) q. BENDELL,
Superintendent.
This Is supposed to show that Cochise's
band have not been raiding, as reported, In
the Mexican territory, but Is not satisfactory
proof that all his Indians are on the new res.
eryalion OF Chiricahau, established by Howard
last December, or that some of them have not
been aided In Mexican depredaLions by Co.
chise
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
TIE COURTS.
United States Court.

On the application of seaman named
John Brown a warrant of arrest was issued
against the italian bark Carlo Marietto ior
failure to pay seamen's wages. The return to
the warrant was. ordered TO be made on the
Sd of April.
On The application Of Maria 3. Thurston,
and the executors of the Rev. G. z. Gadsden,
the time for proving liens In the case OF
Thnrston Holmes, bankrupts, was extended
10 the 7Lh of April. L. F. Levin was appoint
ed assignee of Jessie E. Dent, bankrupt.
Court OF Common Pleas.
In the case oil VIM. F. Rsdilng and vile Vs.
the South Carolina Railroad Company an
order was issued instiluling Messrs Pope d
Haskell attorneys for the plaintiffs.
The sealed verdict rendered In The case ol
George W. williams Co. vs. George F.
Movers, awarded szzb VI TO the pIaint,ns.
The case Of the contested will OF Hannah
Yesey occupied the court during the remain
der of The day, and was conti1ued 10 this
morning. -
Elizabeth Jones and Mary Hamilton, bolt
colored, for aching In dlsorderly manner anc
fighting, we're fined enc dollar each. Rebeccs
Sanders, colored, for Interfering with The po
lice, was given the same punishment. The
case of George Stanley. colored, charged Will
being drunk and disorderIy, and also larceny
was referred 10 trial Justice. Ann Frost
colored, for allowing the chimney of her house
10 take fire, was fined Two dollars. The origlI
OF the lre in Columbus street, near Hanover
was referred 10 The chief oilhe fre department
for Investigation. John O'Connor, for lying
drunk ip the streets, was fined one dollar. Mary
Ann Berger and Rachel Fordham, both colored
for being drunk, disorderly and fighting, were
fined Two dollars each. Edith Johnson and
Mary Smith, both colored, for acting ln a dis
orderly manner, we're aned one dollar each
The origin oil the fire in Hasef street was re
ferred to the chief oil The fire department fol
Investigation. Anna Haywood, colored, fol
being dsorderly, was fined one dollar.
Trial Justices Courts.
Cynthia Ancrun, colored, was fined one dol
lar and costs yesterday by Trial Justice Artson
for committing an assault and battery.
Mark Callows, oolored, was fined two dollars
and costs yesterday, by TriGl Justice Howard
for committing an assault and battery.
Tnah Richardson, colored, was sent 10 jail
for thirty days yesterday, by Trial Justice
Levy, for committing an assault and battery.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
THE WEATHER T8IssDAE:

WASHINGTON, March rs.
Probabilities: The storm GENRE now 10
Kentucky will probibly move eastward as
we'll developed cyclone over the Middle Al
lautic coast, where second storm centre Ia
now apparently about 10 form for the middle
and East Atlantic coast Brisk and possibly
nigh northeast winds, with rdln and snow,
will prevail on Wednesday morning irom
Wesi Virginia and the lower lakes westward
to The Mississippi. Brisk north and wes'
winds, with rain and snow, followed on Wed
nesiay night oy clearing weather. Norlherly
winds continue In the Western Gulf States
with falling temperature. Winds veer u
northwest, with falling temperature 10 Tue
Eastern Gulf States, and TO southwest and
west with rain in the South Atlantic States
during Wednesday morning. Cantionary
signals continue on the Middle and East AT
lanlic coasts, and arc ordered Tor Charleston,
Savannah, Jacksonville and Mutile.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
HOTEL ARRIH4LS-MARCH e..
Charleston.


TW Myers Hass, New York; A B Demorest,
Chicago; 8 Wilson, Baltimore; WIN Haas, SaVan'
nah: U Miller, A Lone, New YORK; VIM craig,
Augusta; @ II Taylor. Chicago; g Bradford, 3
Powers, Watertown, N Y; Richard Meares, North
Carolina: d A Rood, Hartford; W AcCurry,
camden: " II Hull, Mrs Dr. Ford, child and SER
want Augusta: J q Simmons, Columbia; @ Ely,
New York; Burdell Columbia; Ollendorf,
New York; Suermondt and lady, Holland; D W
Corwin and lady, Mss CoIwln, Cincinnati; Mrs
8 Banks, Miss Banks, Mlss Bonnets, Master Banks,
New York; $ Hubert and lady, Philadelphia; Il
R Brldpers, North Carolina; D Hunt. New
York: Mrs General Dunn, Washington; John
Plaakinvton. Mis- Plaaktngton, Wildwood, Ala;
Mrs P R Armour, N Kreslaud, MILWAUKEE,; Mrs
d II KimbaH, II Berdan, Miss Berdan, New YORK
Lay, Savannah; W Peoples, Appleton; !no
Tsmpson. Geo W Macbrinc, Juo S Junks
and lady. Mira f s Simmons, l. How
ell, phHadelphla; A U sno Snen, Boston; S
Gardiner. New York; Crosby. Jr, Arthur Rog'
ers, Boston; l. P billiard, E Hilliard, Chicago
A p Demiio New Orleans; Geo W Grader, Hem
phis. T,pn:A B Watson and lady, Chicago; Jos
stewart and lady, Miss stewart, Miss Scott, New
York Geo II Knowllon, Albany, New York; P
Merrill Vermont.
Cameron, W Ysrboro, Lynch Lake; N VIII
kins, Blu / River; Oliver, st Helena; w Riley, G
O Riley, r c Roberts, BarnweN; N Rckeaoacker
south Carolina; Nehem as, Green Pond; Nc
Lin. ] Simmons, Beaufort: W Bowden, Paris
Burdthardt, Atlanta; Liebsdrier, Augusta
J Sampson, Hong Kong; P Weasherslee, Augus
ta; Mrs N E Sem, Gran!tt7ile; E q DoWling
Barnwell; A n Kennedy, Camden; Hogata
Georgetown; G q Powell T 7 smith, Dano
Marlboro,: r A Gang, society Rill seaboTn
Fair PLAY; Pool Gross Anchor; N Walker
spartanburg; Murphy, Miss Malone, Union
b / Hsllemo ] Murphy, Graham's; " Oleves
Savannah; A shaner, ] Terry, south Caro- Il
ma: Webster W Mosely, 8 D Dantzler, Or
sngeburg; E Pritchets, Clarendon; Draw
ford, Tarboro'; d Odom, Lownde's Ferry
Crews, South Carolina
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
[PRR 8. AND A. TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

o1Q, tno AheScu ohhA ox nA~SAuAu
For6er.
[rKR 8. AND A. TELEGRAPH ooMPANYl
NEW YORK, March Is.
George Mcdonald, the supposed operator In
the forgerIes on the Bank OF England, was
brought before United States Commissioner
this afternoon for examination. Messrs. Spen-
Ger, DospasSos and Broke appeared for the
prisoner, while the Bank of England was rep
resented by Messrs. DaCosla aud Mowbray.
testified that he had arrived from England
yesterday. bringing warrant from the Lord
Mayer OF London for McD0nald'e arrest. The
prisoners counsel moved TO dismiss the COM
plant and quash the warrant, giving various
reasons, all OF which we're Overruled by The
court. Mr. DaCosla produced Telegram
from London, stating that full deposition
would be sent from London by special mes
senger, who was to start this evening, and he
therefore eaked an adjournment for Two weeks
TO collect evidence, &c. The court granted
the motion, and the prisoner was remanded.
Mcdonald was elegantly dressed. and during
the proceedings manifested no concern: ,,o
package Of bonds directed to A. Blron, the
supposed bank Of England robber, In care OF
the Safe Deposit Company, cannot be attached
while In the postof1ce. The negotiations
begun by Messrs. Blatchford, Seward,
Griswold and Da Costa, The counsel for the
bank, with Postmaster Jones aud the Sale
Deposit Company are said to have ended In
q refusal BY the latter to receive them, and the
package will probably be- kept by the post
Office authorities until the arrival OF Bidwell,
who was arrested lately in Havana.
Two Escapes from the Gallows.
lPER SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TsLRaRAPH.l
ALBANY, March 25.
Governor Dix has resplted Fraick, the
Syracuse murderer, until April Is.
BAN FRANCISCO, March rs.
Alexander ]. Fenwick, who was 10 have
been hanged at San Diego on Friday, died In
jail yesterday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
seARKs FROM TEE WIRES.

-Ex.vice President Colfa1 is visiting In
George Francis Train is to be sent to the
Insane Asylum.
Two thousand five hundred emlgrants
have arrived In New York.
-Mopsignor Mernu!lod, the exiled prelate
Of Geneva, has been made Cardinal.
James Kennedy. Esq, prominent and
wealthy citizen of Washington, DIED yester-
1.-THE funeral Of Mr.. Baker, the actor, took
place at Philadelphia, yesterday, and was
largely attended by the profession.
The suit of the United States against the
Onion Pacific Railroad, ordered by an act of
Congress, will probably be tried io Boston.
General Whittlesey, formerly an officer In
the Freedmen's Bureau In the South, was con-
yeyed to the Government Insane Asylum,
near Washington, yesterday morning
The Erie Investigating committee were In
session, yesterday. In New York. No witness
ees were examined. They resume Inc lnVes-
tgation day after tomorrow.
An engine on the Chicago and Michigan
Shore Railroad ran off the track. yesterday,
killing the engineer. fireman and braEesmsq.
No passengers were Injured.
1t ia reported that the suit in Kentucky
growing out of The great diamond sWindle
will be compromised and dismissed, Lent, tne
claimant, getting $50. 900.
Colonel J. Sa1old, president OF the Ala
bama Press Association, has called meeting
OF The association, at Montgomery, en- the "a
proxlmo.
-The Ticket Agents Convention, at Wash
ington, will adjourn to-day. The rates ar
ranged 60 into effect on the lst OF May. The
changes are very trlfllng, and affect but lew
roads.
The contested election In Harrisburg, Pa,
is progressing. The probable result will be
in excluding the Democrats from Luzerne
County, and increasing the Republican majori.
~ In the House by four.
joel b. Wicker, wealthy citizen OF
Chicago, has sued The Interocean newspaper
for I've hundred thousand dollars, tor an al
legged libel In publishing story OF his mar.
riage with former servant in his family, and
implying that he was compelled to do 30.
"A grand racing season is TO be Inaugural
ted al Dexter Park, Chicago, next July, and
purses amounting 70 forty thousand dollars
WIN be offered. Goldsmith Maid, American
Girl, Harry Bassett aud other noted horses
Yn appear.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
THE POSTaIASIERSHIP.

A new turn to affairs in connection with
the new appointment to the Charleston POST
office was given yesterday by Congressman
Ransier sending dispatch to Washington
withdrawing all opposition TO the appoint
ment OF DR.. Bosemon. As the obstacle to Dr.
Bosemou's being commissioned 10 the POSI-
tIon TO which he has been appointed and con-
nrmed has been understood to proceed from
the opposition of Congressman Ransler and
Assistant Secretary Sawyer, the friends of DR..
Bosemon now claim that the new appointment
will probably stand, and are confident thst
he will, 10 a very few days, receive his COM
mission from the postoaice department.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
ANOTHER OCEAN STEAMER.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is.
The steamship Indiana, the third OF the
Philadelphia and Liverpool line, was launched
to-day from Cramps shipyard, Kensiuglon.
A large crowd were present, notwlthstand-
Ing the inclenent weather. lining all the
w6arves In the vicinity, and tne river was
covered with steamers and other crafts filed
with spectators. The members oil the Consul
tutlonal Convention were also presen! by
special invitation. The new ship was chrls'
tened The Indiana by Miss Mamie Meyers. o
daughter of Nathan Meyers, E q. The launch
Wss beaulilullymade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
A WAR CLOUD IN THE EAST.
THE PRINCIPALITY OF SERYIA IN
REVOLT AGAINST TURKEY.
An Oric ntal Declaration of Indepen-
dence-ssNIillions for Defence, but Not
One Cent for Tribute"

An Orie ntal Declaration of Indepen-
dence-sdillions for Defence, but Not
One Cent for Tribute,
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, March 25.
Advices have just been received from the
Principality of serva OF serious revolt
against the government of the Sublime Porte.
The Prince of SeTvla has declared the primo
pallty an Independent power, and declines TO
acknowledge the supremacy of the Porte. The
payment to the Sultan Of the annual tribute OF
one million dollars has been refused by the
Prince, and the government ls preparing 10
concentrate q large body of troops in the
Province of Bosnia near the border Of Servia,
to be ready In case of emergency.
More Trouble for ss the Sick Man,
(PER s. AND A. rELEaBAPH coMFANY.1
LONDON, March rs.
The British government has addressed an
official note to the Sublime Porte intlmaling
that it will hold Turkey responsible for the
amount which English ship owners will have
to pay through the recent increase of dues on
the Suez Canal.
A New Governor for Cuba.
MADRID, March rs.
Oozaga has rendered his resignation as
minister from France. and 1t has beec accept
ed, 1t Is rumore.i that Bietaa will be Cap
tain-Genersl Of Cuba, and Lleutenant-General
Primo de Rivera, Captain. General of Porto
RIco. The German squadron has been ordered
to cruise In Spanish waters.
The British Naval Estimate.
LONDON, March rs.
The naval estimate for the coming year ex-
ceeds tEat Of last year by about 100000.
Turnins, the Cold Shoulder to the New
Republic Of Spain.
rPER 8. AND A. TELEGRAPH CO.
BERLIN, March 25.
The German, Russian and Austrian govern
meats have Jointly refused to recognize the
Spanish Republic, or to extend to it their SYM
pathy and moral support as desired In the cir
cular of SenIo Emilio Castelar,, the Spanish
Minister OF State. The refusal ia based on the
ground that the Republican form of govern
ment has been imposed upon the Spanish AS
sembly by the pressure of the masses.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
TIE TRADE TROUBLES.
,PsR SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH J

[PRR SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
NLw YoRK, March rs.
It Ia rumored that the employees Of the dlf-
ferent gas companies In this city are preparing
for general strike, and that final actlon Is
to be taken on the question at meeting 10 be
held next Monday. The men propose to de-
mand eight hours work Instead of twelve,
with the same rate OF wages as now paid. The
officers of the company, however, say that
they are prepared to resist any such demands,
and express confidence that II attempted the
strike will prove an utter failure.
The impending strikes are said 10 seriously
cripple several branches of trade. Tue master
carpenters have decided 10 be no longer gov
erned by the eight hour league.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
HOBNOBRINa WITH SPAIN.

IpER SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEaRAPH.l
NEW YORK, March rs.
A letter from Santiago de Cuba says that the
United States steamer Wyoming arrived there
on The 9th instant. The officers were hand
somply entertained BY the officers oil the
Spanish navy, aud ball was given In their
houor. The next night ball was given on
board The Wyoming to the Spanish officers and
prominent government officials.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-26
CRIME IND, CRIMINALS.

Preliminary Examination of McDon-
aid, tho Alleged Bank OF ESSlnnd
ForRer.