The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-23

s!anShts upon the purity Of the women
connected with the stage, Mr.. Frank
Chanfran Offers to give 81 900 to prose.
cute any minister who will make e.
specific charge OF that character
against any leading lady Of the protes-
sion. No profession Is free from
crimes and until Mr. Beecher' and
some other unfortunate clergy men, OF
all ,creeds, put themselves light Oh the
record, az coGnaifad assault upon the
good name Of actresses ought to be
banished from the pulpit.
The Pope was formally expelled
from the Order OF Free Alasons by the
Grand Lodge which met 10 Italy on
March 27, He was connected with
lodge at Palermo in his early youth,
and charges were FIRST preferred against
hAm in 1855, but he refused to meet
them. subsequently. when he cursed
the order, and .excommu nicated all
members Of it, the charges were re-
neWed. a arsgnlar trial was held, and O
degree of expulsion was entered and
published. signed by King Victor
Emanpel, Grand Master of the Orient
of.Italy,: 4
TIE BANK OF THE STATE Bulls
Ihe Attorney General has appealed
from tho recent decision Of Judge Ora
ham al to the reoeivsbility of the bills
OF the Bank of the State for taxes, and
the cate Will be argued before the Su-
pFeme Coust OF the State at the ensu-
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proceedings on the part of the County
rar IN - -
taxes IN the cases under argument will
be stayed.
George W. Williams, ESQ, on his
way from Charleston to Georgia, in-
formed some of his Laurens friends
who had subscribed to rebnild the
rtilroad from Newberry. that if any of
them We're nnahle to raise the amount
at this time Tor that purpose. he would
let them nave the money ut seven per
cent. until they could sell their cotton
in the iull.
Carl Schnrz has determined not to
be- candidate for re.election as
United States Senator. He has been
offered the position OF chief editor OF
the New York Sidas Zeluug, with a
SALARY OF $50. 600 per annum. He has
not accepted this offer, although he
hns snld his interest in the ST. Lonis
|fesAiche Post, perhaps to take the
above position.
Schuyler Colfa1 would sesm to be in
II bentitic atnte of mind. Iu recent
Fonrth OF July Grafton he declared
that in politics nowadays men are
elevated to q position only to have
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that there is still left the assurance
that right will prevail and be done
them at the grave. This is b ant;-
fnl sentiment.
Queen Victoria proposes to erect in
st. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle,
magnificent monument to the Duke
OF Kent. her father. Room has been
made by sending the Duke Of Beaufort
and his monument home to the family
estate IN worcestershire; as King OF
the Belgians is still in the way, he is to
be put up in the organ loft.
UaH!-Ths latest horror exposed by
the Americ0n Grocer is that some OF
the stuff that goes by the name OF
walnut catsup is nothing less than the
extract of horse livers bought from
manure factories in London. No
wonder the poor stomach Of man fur.
nishes sEch rich harvests to the doc.
tor!
The HEALTH OF CHARLEsroN CITY
Registrar Lebby reports that there
wcre fifty-one deaths in Charleston
during the week ending on Sunday
lust. viz: Twelve white children. fifteen
colored adults, and twenty four co.
lored children. Not q single white
adult, male or female. died during the
week.
The brigend compositor has got ont
to Kansas. The editor who wrote. "a
big g-heartc1. valiant soul" was delight.
ed the next day on seeing it ia the
paper, "a red headed, malignant
mule. AN emaciated compositor was
seen leaving town in hurry, with an
infurinted editor armed with q horse
pistol bringing up the reur.
IMMIGRATION. Benton Jones, of
Fort Pickens. returned home Monday.
from several months sojourn in the
West. He thinks Son:h Carolina is
the best country he has yet seen, and
is now willing to die by his old mother.
This is what we coll the right kind OF
i'm migration. Return, 20 ransomed
slnncrs, home. "-AbterMe .Nedium.
The Cnmmins movement is said to
include some twelve or more concrc.
cations, two Of which are in Phiadel.
Dhia two in Ghjcouo tun -, NJ