The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-09-12

Sheppard was renoninated by a large
majority.
A SPECIAL from Bucharest says:
1.-THE riuderrest is rapidly extending
throughout Roumania, and the author
tiles neglect taking precautions to pre-
vent its spread.
THE Austrians have not succeeded 10
quietiug the Bosians yet. In an en>
eaeement at Bihacs two Austrian OH
GERS were killed, and sixteen officers
and four hundred men wounded.
A SPECIAL states that John Rlch'
mopd. who was arrested for horse thiev-
inp and the murder of R. H. Cliff, at
Chetopah, Kan, recently, was taken
from the train upon his arrival at Ohe-
topah and hung under bridge close
to the town by party of masked men'
A COURT. MARTIAL is being held OF
the Springfield armory in the case OF
Private Diehl, who refuses TO do any
duty except that Of blowing horn
three times day. He says that he en-
listed with the understanding that he
was to be bugler only, aud he Will not
touch musket.
THERE was terrible disaster on the
Thames on the evening of Sept. 3. The
excursion steamer Princess Alice wa:
returning from Gravesend1 10 London
with about 800 people on board. When
off Barking, she was run into aud sunk
by another steamer, drowning some
600 Of the passengers. P
THE S. G, R. R.-Judga Bond ii
sick, and the suit has come TO a stand
still, but it is probable that he will bt
out again in few days and the case
will 90 on. The suit is instituted by the
bopdholders to have the road placed ir
the hands of a receiver, and ex-Gov'
ernor Chamberlain is fighting in thei'
cause.
ATthn N. Y. Corn and Flour Exchange
on Sept. G, ten fine peaches, donated
by Capt. Jssn Woodford for the vel
low fever sufferers, were sold at auction
James Knox paid s35 for the frs
choice. One sold for $50, two for Sit
each, and the balance for $40 each
Total, s145. Afterwards two peacbe!
from another source were sold for St
each.
THERE are reports of fight on Sep
tember s, on Clark's Fork, between
detachment Of troops and Crow Indians
and about twenty lodges Of hostile Ban
nocks. The Bannocks we're defeated
/, and their chief and their squaws and .
'ssgeals'le9sI. Y.s..y. IL -. .1us-'"'> >'"'
soldier, citizen and Crow scout were
killed and one soldier wounded. Many
Bannocks were killed.
A LARGE and enthusiastic meeting oI
the friends Of Edward O'Meagher Con
| don was held in Cincinnati on the 9th
instant, and resolutions adopted recir
ting that the efforts for bis release are
matter Of historical pride to those
who took an active part in procuring
his liberation from a British prison,
and thanking Senator Matthews for his
personal exertions to procure Condon's
release.
GEORGE HpNrFR, colored, while
quarellins with his wife near Glenn
Springs on the premises of Mrs. Bobo,
was attacked by his wife's aunt, whom
George slapped over. when she went
for her husband, Henry Gist, who soon
appeared upon the scene, whsreupon q
regular melee ensued, in which Henry
Gist was fatally wounded with knife
by George Hunter. Henry Gist was
dying at last accounts and George Hun.
ter was committed to Jail in the after
noon, for investigation.
On Wednesday the 4th inst, seven
men we'll mounted came into the min
ing camp Of Carraboo, Idaho, forty-fye
miles from Soda Springs, Idaho, where
twenty or thirty miners were working
on scattered claims. They robbed all
of them in detail, took all the good
horses with them, shot the poorest ones
and left They got about $4,000,
mostly in gold dust, from the miners.
It is supposed that this is the same
party that took up rail on the Union
Pacific Railroad at Medicine Bow.
A Reuters from OonstaEtinople
states that Mchemet Ali Pasha, who
was sent to pacify Albania, was mobbed
at Yocaya, Q town sixtYrseven miles