The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-09


with the same embarrassment
S. A. OLLEFER.
ApS3 Professor of Music.
BURSTING OF BALLOON
LoUs PKEsEEvATIoS.-Ad despatch. dated
San Francisco, April 5. says: NJ. Dar-
bier's balloon, Lies Ecours," made an
ascension yesterday afternoon, from
Wooiward's Gardens. When nearly
over the town Of San Leundro, GOO feet
in nir, the balloon collapsed, sunk, and
struck tbs gtound with great force, tie
car. containing four men and two ladies.
dragging abpnt 800 yards. Fortunately
no lives were lost, but oil We're injured
more or less; none seriously. The
party, excepting IL. Barbier, returned
to the city inSt night.
"Beauty sleep" is that obtained two
hours before midnight. No wonder SO
many of our fashionable young ladies'
lack natural color in their cheeks aud
lustre i'll their eyes. How .can they
hope to possess these charms when three
or four lights in every week they do not
retire until on hour or two after the
period when tho "beauty angel" goes
his rounds? PhidsipAia Stay.
Il now appears that Mrs Walker, OF
Leominster, Massachusetts, who WIS re-
Gently fatally Injured by jumping from
window, was not impeIled TO tho act
through fear of burglars, but by one
Abbot, who attempted to enter her
room while he was intoxicated The
woman was 30 frightened that she
seized her Child and leapel from the
window. The child escaped serious in
jury, but Mrs. W. was killed-another
innocent victim to rum.
March is the month of King Victor
Emanuel. He was born on the 18th of
March, 1920; on tho 23l, 1S40, he sue
! ceodcd his father, Charles Albert; and
on the 18th, 1851. he took tho title of
King Of Italy. Further, on his own
birth-d day, his eldest son and heir to the
| throne. Prince Hunbert, first saw the
light in 1911.
10 DE HUNG.-The Governor has de-
clined to interfere with the septcnce Of
the court in the case OF Canvass Hunt
er. who was convicted Of the murder Of
Cornclions Eobinson, ut the February
tcrin OF the criminal court for Darling
ton, ana sentenced by Judge c. Z.
Townsend to DC hung on next Friday.
| A BLOODY SUICIDE "A man named
Michael Z. Maloney, aged fifty i've
years. residing in E!mirn, n Y. cut
his throat with razor on Saturday,
and died in Il few minutes. Io dellbe-
rately sat down, took slop- bucket be-
tween his legs and nearly severed his
head from his body.
| The Piedmont Airline is the desig.
nation given to the line Of roads extend
ing from Richmond, the capital city OF
Virginia, to Atlanta, the capital city OF
Georgia, passing through tho intervene
ing States Of North and South Carolina.
Alr. Adam Snyder. one Of the oldest
citizens Of Grcenville County, died at
his residence, on Saturday last. He was
n native of Pennsylvania, and aged
eighty or cighty-tive years. He leaves a
large connection.
The bar rooms of the largest hotels
nnd ten saloons of Cleayeand, Ohio,
have been closed by the praying women,
principally by the ladies giving tho sa-
loon-keepers notice to close within three
daya
We regret 10 announce the death OF
DR.. Paul Connor, an esteemed citizen of
Cokesbury. at his residence in that
place, on Sunday last. lie was over six
ty years OF age.
1T is said that party Of 100 men are
IN pursuit Of Andrew Crossing, the
black villain who outraged and mur.
dered Miss Mary Quick, near Clio, in
Marlboro, on last Saturday.
Mr.. John Glenn, an aged and re-
spected citizen of Spartanburg County.
died on the "a inst, in the seventy.
ninth year of his age.
Mr.. Jamcs NJ. Cheek, formerly OF
Lanrcns, but for several years resident
OF Spartanburg County, died few days
since, ut his residence.
Mr.. John j. Rogin, OF Clarendon,
died last week, OF paralysis.