The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-29
A New York letter says: "There are
n ndications that there will ,ba fave, Ga

INDICATIONS that there will be fewer IA
miles going off to the watering places
this season than has been the case for
many summers past An effort is actual
ly making in quiet way to render it
fashionable to stay mt ones home in the
city, during June and July. but tho ex-
pertinent is II bold one, and it may not
succeed. Probably n compromise may
be the result, by remaining Mt home dur
ing June and July, and making up lost
time at the other end of the scuson.
Republican papers are full of terrible
dcnnnciations of '.thc villuinous out
rage in New Hampshire, and threaten
unutterable things, because two Demo-
nate and two Republicans turned ont.
But, then, the Democrats did not get She
ridnn and DeTrobriand to hustle these
two men out into the cold, rs the Re
publicans did in Louisiana. The thing
was done officially, regularly and quietly
by the Governor and Council
One thing journalistic experience has
taught, and It's story worth repeat
ing, VIZ: That ill-natnrcd md unneces-
snry filings Mt brother journalists in the
end do not pay. The men who enjoy
these tings mostly, throw up their hats,
huZZah loudest, and swear "thnt's the
best thing of the season." are the very
class of men that never pay for their
papers.
Trade is much depressed in Austria
One of the largest industrial establish
mcnts In Fienna-Sigrs engine fnctorv
lis about to be closed. Several thou
sands of workmen will be thrown ont of
work by the disaster, and their families
numbering, it is snid, 10, 600 souls. will
be left destitute. Only Inst year this fnc-
tory made about 400 locomotives, which
were sent to Russia and Italy.
Vice President Wilson failed to secure
the confidence Of the durkies Mt Memphis,
rs Is shown by the following conversa-
tion between two of the ebony-hued raco
lust week: ''Say, Bill, what's de name OBJ
dat fellah from Washin'ton? Hab you
seed hiIn?' Eyes, seed him. He's gwine
to start 4 nndder Freedinan's Bank"
''De debbil he is! Well. dat's enuff for
me-"
lis the shoe too small?" tenderly
asked n fond swain of his sweetheart,
who was moaning about cramped toes.
"Oh, no! the .hoes are just right, but
my foot lis too big-that's ALL
4 dumb" barber in New Jersey
town is getting all the custom, and has
been Obliged to hire four mute assistants.
BARRIERS who mre not ..dumb" should cut
this ont and paste it on their coat sleeve.
Has anybody remarked the curious
coincidence that the Schiller was lost on
the anniversary of the day, May 8, ON
which, in 1903, the poet, whose name she
bore, died.
Runniny after society" hoot-licking
the rich, and striving to be numbered
with first families" is evidence TINT one
has not been we'll bred
Evarts says he will move for n new
trinl II the jury find verdict against
Beecher. And the world says: kind
Heaven, forbidr'
Jackson, Boston's blue-blooded law
yer, stole $780, 900 and is taking plea
sure trip ip Europe. These are the latest
developments in the case
detachment of United States cavalry
is travelling sthrough Laurens County;
the supposition is thut they are hunting
for illicit distillcrs.
+. X. Mowry, while riding home from
church last Sunday, near Somerset, Pa,
was struck by lightning and himself and
horse instantly killed.
lady in Lancaster County has made
a profit of ninety dollars in one year from
the products of three hens. Esgs-tra-
ordinary!
Mr.. benjamin F. Jones. of Lnurens,
and Mrs. David Richev, of Anderson,
died Inst week.
son of Mr. John Martin was found
drowned in the creek near Grnniteville,
; Oh the Goth instant
The Atlanta Ne,cs and St: Louis Demo-
rrnf have suspended publication.
How to take life easy-be careless with
Kerosene.