The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-13
. N France they do things treyolutions)

/ IN France they do things revolutions,
/ no better thhn in Bolivia. A recent re.
I VOLT which took place in the city of LIS
Psz, was noticeable for the active part
taken by the women in the nffair. The
Government troops were besieccl in the
City Hall, and to dislodge them, the
female tiends threw burnin. sheets
dipped in kerosene, on the building
This almost puts the lays of the Com.
mnne to the blush. a nice. quiet people
the Bolivians are, to be sure.
Gen. Frank Z. Blur is steadily i'm.
proving under the operations of trans.
iusing healthy blood into his veins. IIe
has now received three operations The
lrHt time nn ounce nnd-,,-lnlf was trans
fused; the second time IL little less than
iour ounces, and the last time previous
five ounces. The first two times he Inv
almost lnsensiblc and apparently I'M
conscious.
a popular Presbyterian minister. Rev.
.; l.. Howell, living near Minneapolis,
| Minncsota, hung himself in q barn the
other day, it is suil, because !. lady in
the East, whom he loved, married an
other nun. He was widower, his wife
| having died several years ngo He had
been actively engaged in revival meet
ings Ill winter.
| Loss or AIoRE Than 100 LryEs.-The
Port Denison Times, of March $, in q
! special supplement, gives full details OF
the wreck of the Australinn steamer
Gothombnrg, on February "a. The yes
sci was on her way from Port Darwin to
Melbourne, and there were 1876 persons
on board. Of these only twenty-five
persons are known to have been saved.
| There is 80 much lying and stealing,
can't tell whore it begins; but know
where it ends. This is what the Indian
chief, Spotted Tail, told specinl Indian
agent the other day. He spoke from
personal experience and did not intend
any reflection on the Indian Bureau. OF
course.
Never. reject an invitation to dine. II
mny save your life. 1t is stated that but
Tor the dinner given Mt Delmonico's,
which detained him day, Carl Schurz
| would have been one of the passengers
on the doomed ship, the Schiller. an Il
~"nll probably hnvc exchanged inli-
Scstion for drowning.
Pomarin can boast of expert thieves.
The owner of n potato bank. that had
previously been interfered with, chained
severe dog within Swapping distance.
Next morning dog, chain and potatoes
were gone.-Nc'rbcrry Herald.
AT meeting Of ex-Federal soldiers. in
Memphis, Tenn, the invitation from the
| committee of cx-Confedernte soldiers to
participate in the approaching com
memomtion services 1T that city, was
| accepted.
The Buffalo IN. " Courier saws;
"Whlle you are talking about this back.
ward spring. just remember that in the
spring of 1847 or '48, there was sleighinp
IN most places between Mohawk and st.
Lawrence on and after May L.
The names Of the two men recently
drowned in the East River, New York, by
| the upsetting of IL row boat, were Fredc.
| rick and John Kissel, brothers. AGED 20
and 10 respectively.
The New York Herald is, probably. to
be the special seculnr organ Of Cardinal
McCloskey. The distinguished prelntc
has appointed John Russell Young. OF
that paper. his secretary.
Henry Bodenhcimer, q awel!-known New
York merchant, committed suicide Oh
Thursday, by cutting his throat with a
Penknlfe, because of business rcverses.
y pretty clear case Of premature burial
has been disclosed mt InCiianapnlis, ther,
beng evidences Of Il struggle in the
coffin.
Lake Erie continues covered Wit, ice
,.S fnr MS the eye can rcnch," SAYS tho
buffalo Courier, of the 7th instant
john Smith has been arrested in Buf
ialo Tor wearing; II clean shirt. Unfortu.
nately 1t belonged to another mar
Only seven of the sixty-one cardinals
VII" witnessed the Pope's elevation to
the Pontifcal throne arc still living.
There were 81 deaths in Charleston fo1
the week ending the leth-whites II
colored %
y little c"lored child YVES accidentally
run over by street car in Charleston. OF,
the 18th. and instantly killed
buildings, it is said, can bn erected in
New York this year ut ~ per ccn: less
cost than last year.
The Rev. Geo. Caichrcad furnishes III,
spiritual food for Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
OBITUARY.