The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-20
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a.H OHhhH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: INsuRaEN1
GEs!Ks3hAL 10. RE. ,sRpT.yTHE OHIO GO.
tEe4NoHsH1P q KENO AND FARO sQUKI,oR.
4R1HsT. LOUIS 1KuRDEK AND
suIuIDH IN :NEw YORK raItiRtb tts' 'Drfitr
Guilty Rnfl'TTseS 2 = q NEaKoEs, AFn WHITES
tlt.l.ADa lt.s.s Fl: JJH HpHQuAKR. IN HHW
C1T9 OF MEXICO, June ! 1Uhe. urasa
YoRK-TWo HOUSES FRUSTRATED AND
Two LADIES INJURED IN NEW JERSEY
ngIlatnNqs ! a. FlhFD bY IIdHTN1NG SsHooT.
iNa AFFAIR IN acknowledgements. uAN-
NN bAFoRE THE KU K1UH COMMITTEE
W1ATakH REPoRT-7HuLoaIsTIU' OF VAL
=. ttH4AM-11NDIUATIoNs OF A. RENEW
AZ Of ;THR 1NsURRR0TIoN IN PARIs-sH1p
NHWHs7NoRTH oARo1l1NA aAIEnoay, sTaT.
TERs-THE MOBILE Pcsraf as,1;;rR M TI,,.
Bo-so.k &c., ..'...,..st.'. li'!"A' q =,
OF the capital are very severe in their
ssrlctqte7 On .thB. New. York; Rto.j,U and
Times. torga alleged hbstilitY TO :Mexin0.
ana caA ;ngPp th9pedpietH repel tho.in.
vaeloni OF Yankees srs;,nl .li-. 49, i.
The nav Consul appointed fortsS6n
frenciseo will remain in Mexico until
after the election The appointment. -
minister TO Washington will aIao he
made after the election. Marizsai's
appointment. AS Ninisterof ForefGn, AZ.
ialrs,. is Ws9l! = q received. General reyolu.
tion is imnifnsnt., :; 4 ~ ~ -.
The Congressional Committee held q
meeting, when it was decided to give The
freHdent one day TO rainstate, the: ouat.
ed Board Of Counoilmsn. The commit.
tee also appointed % sub. committee In
draw up an address to the country. Pri.
mary elections for inembersof Congress-
were, held today. Both parties ara an.
knowledged to be dishonest and devoid
OF patriotism. Juarez has distribnted
the army. 70 the utmost extent. in. ala.
trlots where upposition predominates. Is;
AID ~ carrying elections. and repress
revolutionary movements. Ir 'e11T
The Governments ae has defeated the
Guerrerp insurgents.
General ReapIgua Usnto has been sen.
te9ged!to DEATH for the murder OF Gene.
raj Patrne. ~ .tiaI. l.ss :. > =
a oondnota Of three million dollars has
LETT the capital. Nh -, a ~
WAsHnNa7oN. June ..-Gov. Lindsay
has gone to New York Tor the pnrpose of
securing the interest of Alabama IL
s6,60O.00O in the Alabama and Chatta.
nooga Hoad, and providing for the :semi.
annnal interest," due January. 1st! The
Governor is considering several proposi.
tons, all protesting the debt to the
state, but he desires to adopt policy.
whtot VIII also protect private creditors;
especially laborers. ,liI.
CaARlRsToH; Jnne ,18. The Catholics
OF Charleston celebrated the Papal ami
versary last evening, by procession and
mass meeting. with speeches, muaio, iilu.
mlnatlons. fireworks and a enlnte Of
twenty-five guns.
New ORLEANS, June 18.-The trial OF
l1r. H,0nNalnk
the murder Of Henry Switzer. on tba Al
Of April last; was concluded TO-DAY The
Jury, after an absence OF an hour. re-
turned verdict OF not guilty.
NEW YoBK, June 19.-An earthquake
OF ave minutes passed in this vicinity.
Reports indicate the wave centre viii
probably be East somewhere. in New
England. fl Z.
CINCINNATI, June IA sharp contest
!s progressing between the pastisens of
Wade end Noyes for Governor. The
convention ,eoh7enes Wednesday.
ST. LoUIs, June 19.-The chief OF DO
lice having s4uelched keno, notifies faro
dealers to stop within o certain time.
NEW YoRK, June 19.-Dr. James Con-
nelly, while suffering with n,ania-a-porlu,
killed his two daughters and himself.
He leaves wife. He had formerly been
in an inebriate asylum.
Toronto, CANADA, June 19.-An no.
cident occurred on the Grand Trunk
Railroad; BY which fourteen persons
we're injured, including Mr. Daley, Of
Richmond, ssriouay.. lIa..
ALBANY, June 19.-Threo white men
and si1 negroes. who were gambling md
drinking, finally fought. The negroes
were armed with knives aud razors, and
stabbed James Donnelly {white) ten
times IN the abdomen ra. and shoulders; he
has a,cut sixteen Inches long across bis
abdomen; while O third has fnnum erahle
flesh woundG 0Thg, police authorities
are utter the biacks..N t1i3 ,,'.-.. 4,
HAvAsA, Jnne 10. 1.-The insdfHent
General Mormat'a offer Of surrender Was
refused, because Ae failed to brina. the t
eeq!lred nnmheriof followers. He viii
probably 1e sahot, s.g. .... ~ .a,
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