The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-03
American ln,cIiI9enco.
NOON DISPATCHES

THE TRUNK ERY-CRIME-ARREST OF
UNITED STATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KU KLUX-sTArEN ISLAND FERRY OF
FICERs CoNvICTED-DUEL-M
ANOTHER wEsTFIELD VICTIM. So, &C.
HARMONY GROVE, Mass, August 81
Over three thousand members of the
Howe fnmiiy are gathered here to-day
including representatives from every
State in the Union and several foreign
countries.
HAVANA, September l.-Brigadier Fer
rer died ut Cayetan. Garcia Lopez. SEN
fenced to be shot, has been reprieved
until the return Of the Captain General,
who is now ut Puerto Principe.
New York, September Henry
Hurlbut, chief clerk of Elbert a. Brink
erhof & Co., commission merchants
No. 13 Lispenard street. was com mmitted
today by Justice Bowling. in defnult of
$4,000 bull. on the charge of forgery and
ombezzlement, preferred by his em-
ployers.
The inquest on the. body OF Alice A.
Bowlesby, victim Of abortion, CON-
menced to-day at Bellevue Hospital
The prisoner, Rosenzweig, occupied a
anxious. DR.. Kline. of Paterson, N.
j., Joseph r. Parker, dentist, of same
place, Wm. Picket, truckman, and Alex
nnder Potts, the boy who helped carry
the trunk, were examined. No fucts
material to the case were elected which
have not been already published. The
Investigation will be closed this evening
and verdict rendered.
The grand jury, yesterday. found bills
OF lndictment for manslanghter in the
third degree against Jacob H. Wander.
bilt, PRESIDENT Of the Staten Islnud
Ferry Company; james b. Braisted, Su-
perintendent. and Henry Robinson, en-
gineer. An indictment for manslanghte or
in the fourth degree was presented
against John r. Mathews, United States
Inspector Of Boilers
A duel was iounght on Long Islnnd.
yesterday. between two well known
Italian gentlemen-Gen F'nrdcli and
Signor L. Carizi. Fardeli challenged
who claimed that he had been ipsulted
by Carizi in speech mt the recent italian
festival. The weapons used were sabres.
Fardeli received severe wound in tho
shoulder and the fight necessarily ended.
PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-The
Spanish steamer Gracie sailed for Liver
pool to-day with full cargo, including
the first bale of the new cotton crop re.
ceived here. The steamer Jorge, of the
same line, is expected in few days, and
will load for Liverpool.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 1.-The
excitement over the threatened Indian
raids in Southern California is subsiding.
LITTLE Rock, September 1.-Senator
clayton was arrested this morning by the
United States Marshal, on the charge of
!ssuing certificate OF election to Gen.
John Edwards. as member of Congress-
from this District, in violation OF the
endorsement ACT Of Congress, The So
nator gave bond for his appearance at
the October term of the United States
Court.
AT large gathering Of Democrats near
here yesterday, the following resolution
was adopted: "That we recognize the
adoption OF the late amendments to the
I Constitution of the United States aa get.
ting the political status Of all citizens
not disfranohised by State or national le-
gislation. We deprecate any discussion
calculated to bring in question the right
OF suffrage guaranteed by these amend.
ments, md we earnestly recommend to