The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19

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since this announce m eut. It is ru-
mored that Granville will be Pre-:
mier, and Card@cll Chancellor of Tx
chcquer. Gladstone has golIiio in tho
country ill Monday. 1t is expected
Parliament will adjoarn flvin Mon
day to Tldrsday:
HcWS liens.
NE,T YoRK, March .-Profe ,sor
JOAN Torey; Of Columbia Collc,e is
dead.
1t is now publicly charged, that
Mrs: Putnam, the wife Of the victim,
received $4,000 from Il rich relative
Of Fostor, the car hook murderer, for
writing letter to Gen, Dix as king
for the cominutativn of his sentcucc
CoLuMB0s, March ll.-The Lower
House passed resolution ccnsuriny
the members Of Congress who voted
that tho increased salary be rctroac-
tive.
CoNconD, N. r.; Ma,ch ll.-Tbc
trafns are bringing home a con,idcra-
BILE number Of voters, though tho
number is insignificant as CON barred
with other elections.
LOUISVILLE, March 1l.--N sprci i
deposit safe at Fails CITY Tobacco
Bank was robbed. The entrance W. 6
from the floor above. The bank loses
nothing.
The tent Of the Great Eastern Cir
Gus was blown down. One how w,s
killed and two seriously hurt.
New YoRK, March Il.-..Tberc
we're sold to day, for the s.ilor's was-
es, at auction, the Moro Castle for
81 900; and the Columbia for Ssl,
The floors of the; old House Of Re.
ttuge. have fallep: Three boys were
buried.
:. A: s: Diven has resigned the Vice
Presid ency Of the Erie Railroad.
CoSconD, March ll.-I[eprv i,
Bellows, Chief Justice of New iIamn.
shire, is dead.
:, The election is universally Quiet
The snow imped"s travel to tn. polls.
| SAN FRANcECo, March l3 The
Peace Com missioners have gwen rhs
Modocs up and the nili."ry !. in full
control. It is stated that soldiers ar.
already in the lava bc;!s. Tho l.:l,~
ans have great Quantiic Q, ;-c stored
and abundant beef and Roots. lUe
officers have complete ina,s of thc
lava beds.
f"Hr .D". o3'l, Marc!, iJ-- Neon. ---
!ho rlTcr has riscn foot. lho mny.
il@ ice fills The c!.unaa!, aud has =.
th'cat"ning look.
TRE%ro%, H;arch l;.-~T'ho eoneraI
tsa!l road bill passed the jlo,,,c, and
was reported to The Senate to-day, niln
ame mendment. 1t was made the spcc;a
order for Tuesday next.
ST. Louis, March l3 Seven thous.
and women petition the Legislature
of Missouri for the repeal of the
social evil law.
C,ScIaNArl, March ls.-rn the
United States Court to-day the firm
of 5. w. Morton & John G. Fremont
was declared bankrupt as q firm.
LoUrvILLE, March l3.-The rob.
berry of the Fails City Tobacco Bank
reaches 100000. Tho rewards ag-
gregatc $4,000.
CHICAGO, March i3.-In Tho iii.
nois Legislature, tho House, By vote
of lO3 to d.. adopted resolutions con.
surfing the Illinois Congressman who
voted to increase their salaries.
PH1LXDELrhIA, March l5.-Charles
Cloak murdered his wife, to day,
with an axe.
New YoRK, March l5.-No strike
is anticipated by bricklayers or hod
carriers. They have expressed salts.
faction with the present wages and
hours.
DR.. Wm. A. Hammond thinks
George Francis. Train is insane.
The body of Bishop Mc1lvaine, who
died in Florence, Italy, will be
brought homo.
A New Orleans special SAYS the
Crescent City National Bank has
closed its doors. 1t is said to be a
bad failure.
The Times publishes a card from
Fremont, defending himself from the
charge of fraud or conniyancc at
fraud. He complains of tho unfair
ness of the French courts in making
him the sole and conspicuous defend
ant declares all money received by
MN to be accounted for to the re.
celver appointed by the American and
french courts, and states that the
transactions iallegcd to be fraudulent
occurred before he became President
Of the road.