The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-30

'J' ooAo-Anceo uISuOQe9tY ana In
snitlng andacity can 60 no further. And
. the solicitor and members of the Bar
fail to proceed against this miscreapt.
tnen the outraged and belittled people
should take the matter in their own
nanas' and With Judge Lynch in the
chair, hear Mr.. Barker's case upon ito
merits. And "let justice be done. thopoh
the heavens fall. ."-Edoeaetd Adpe1;se,.
New YORK, NonFo1K AND CHARrEsros
RAILRoAD.-The nAsnagers OF the New
York, Norfolk and 'CGarleston railroad
Company have arrived in this CITY.
Rooms were engaged to servo for the
various Offices OF the company. The
engineers aud draughtsman will arrive
next week, when the surveys will begin.
running upon two lines from Norfolk
ana one from Portsmouth. The object
! 10 TO locate the route hence to Charles
ton upon perfeet air line.
Norfolk Fa.) Journal.
WE'LL Done Oar enterprisinp fellow.
toWnsman, Mr.. Walter F. Reid, was en-.
gagged in covering we'll at his steam
mill, day or two ago. when he lost his
balance, and with n board in his hand
plunged headlong into the we'll, vhiol, ia
twenty seven feet deep, with seven feet
OF water. Using the board as a cnt-
water, Mr.. Reid broke his fall with IT,
and turned head uppermost before reach !.
ing the bottom. The result was that he
escaped uninjured.-Cdnsden Journal
SAD SEQUEL TO THE LATE ACCIDENTAL,
MILLING learn that Annie Jane
Alexander, the coiored woman who aooi.
dentally shot and killed the cofored boy,
honry Wilson, on Sunday afternoon
last, died yesterday, about IL O'Clock,
from the ELECTS Of tho nervous shock
caused by the terrible disaster. She
was completely overwhelmed with grief
ana remorse. and it was feared ut the
time That che would not survive the
shock Wilmington Star.
THE kU KLUx TAx-Judgo Mackey.
few days since, issued 4 mandsmus to
the treasurer OF Fairfield County TO pay
over the amount ($2, lGO) of taxes which
was collected for the support of the
widows and orphans of the Ku Klux
victims to the school commissioner. to
be applied to school purposes as provid
cd by statute, no claimants having an
peared.
MAKING GRASS GEow. Tho Marion
Commonwealth says: Judged by tho
rule that he is successful agricniturist
who knows how to make two blades of
grass grow whero one grew before the
negroes are tho finest farmers in the
world; for under their skillful culture it
Is no uncommon thing to see a doz IN
blades grow whero one grew before"
MuSICIpAL ELECrIoN-At an election
held at Fort Mill, on Wednesday, the
llst inst, the following named persons
were elected lptendant and Wardens Of
that place for the current year: Intend.
ant B. +. Powell. Warlens-A. q.
Bradford, J. NJ. White, T. b. Withers
and 4. Young.
General John D. Kennedy, of Can.
den, has consented to deliver an address
before the young ladies, at the oom.
mencenlent of the Greenyille Female
College, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
June.
s. B. Hall, author OF "a She'll in the
Radical Camp" was arrested under nine
warrants by Trial Justice Levy, yester.
day afternoon. In aeianlt Of bail, he
was committed to jail Charleston Ne,os.
Judge Orr had insurance on his life to
the amount of $l7. 7.500-$2 500 in the
Southern Life, St, 900 in the Pied mont
and Arlington md $4,000 in the 81.
Louis Mutual.
Dennis T. Crosby, on old Confederate
VINO lost leg at Fort Harrison, in 1864,
died in Crosbyville, Chester County,
last week.
"A good aqaare meal, 81; a perfect
gorge $l.6o." tSign in Miohigan.1
Mrs. W. n. Hntson died in Orange.
burg, last week.