The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-14

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IA delegate Hooper is authorized to
hsES rms at Washington.
3 Nxw XoRK. Nosember, ,13.-A bed.rta-
Etotd death Two homicides yesterday. =
Mormon elder Lindsley, preaching sxt
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fchosens people, He is working. A frUJ
tWeek ag0 Chicago was destroyed. This
is bnt drop 81 water to what will soon
1appeH: We we're driven from that
State snd Saodsaid they should not live
NnwbyRa.N T., November 49,
q y. r1h hiahopfh Oosky confirmed 700 Der.
aons yestefday. -.
ST.. Lou1ss November 13.-John p.
Flanagan having suffered peouniarsy
lSeseS, resolved to kill himself aud
family and phloroformed them. The
wife recovaked from her stupor. and dis
covered sher husband driving nails into
the children, g heals. She disarmed her
husband; but the children were dead.
LouIsvmIMs November ia family
named, Parks, consisting OF q father,
mother and two daughters, aged seven
teen and fifteen, were found murdered
end terribly mutilated No clue.
a GeEman suicided in front of Trinity
Oh1roh5 yesterday. by muriatic acid.
PoTTsvIIhE. Pa, November 13.-
Three children, hunting coal in an old
pit. were sufooated to death.
SAN FRANoIsoo, November 18.-Capt.
Barker, Of the whale ship Japan, wreck
ed on the coast OF Cape Siberia, with
The captain and crew Of the bark Creole,
wrecked in Behring Sea, in June last,
haye arrived. They had been given up
SALT LAKE CRY, November 13.-Ao.
counts from Provo report all kinds OF
outrages, arising from contests over
mines. Two witnesses we're badly
beaten, and superintendent narrowly
escaped with his life.
The Herald publishes letter from st.
George. which makes no mention of
Brigham Young. Young's movements
heretofore were regularly reported. It
IS stated the Morm0ns confined in Camp
Douglass have applied to the United
States Supreme Court for ha5ens corpus.
: 1.-The hills and mountains are covered
with snow. Winter is month earlier
than last year.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, November 13 Accord
ing to the Russian official programme,
The first visit of the Grand Duke Alexis
to Washington will not extend over
twenty-four hours. It will be merely for
the purpose of paying his respects to
Presldenr Grant end the members of his
Cabinet, who will, in body, welcome
him at the executive mansion. He will
receive no visitors during this brief So
Journ. nor receive cards. He will then
return to New York, to accept the honors
prepared for him. remaining there seve-
raj days. BE will thence proceed West
and to the Pacific. The programme of
this journey was several weeks ago fur
nished by distinguished gentleman to
Minister Oataca8y. At the latter's re-
quest, the Grand Duke will return to
Washington during the ensuing session
ioi Congress, to spend, it is contemplated,
about twelve days, when series of en-
tertainments will be rendered him.
T A case Ia pending before the Supreme
Court here seriously affecting the recent
proceedings against the Mormous. Three
years ago, liquor was destroyed by the
Mormon authorities. Suit was brought
aud verdict rendered against Salt Lake
City. The ground of appeal is that the
jurors should have been summoned by
the Territorial instead of Federal MIR
shals The recent indictments and con-
vic'ions were made by jurors summoned
by Federal Marshal, and reversal in
the pending case will nullify the recent
proceedings in Utah. Meantime. it NAV
be stated that the Executive is deter.
mined to push the present policy toward
the Mormons
Prohabilities-An extensive area of
low pressure will probably develop from
Mississippi to Michigan, advancing
North-eastwnrd over the lower lakes by
Tuesday night, followed tonight by
brisk North and West winds South anu
West OF Illinois; threatening weather,
with rain, will extend very generally on
Tuesday along the Atlantic coast, with
falling barometer and North. west winds,
veering to the South -east; increasing
Southerly winds on the lower hikes;
brisk North-westerly winds on Lake
Michigan and on the Louisiana coast.
Cautionary signals are ordered for this
evening for New Orleans, Mobile, Mil
waukee and Chicago.
The Supreme Court, in the case of
Avery, OF Tennessee. against the United
States, hold that where Judgment has
been recovered by the Government
n not L