The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-26
the average product OF sugar may be

touching OF HAVANA, are required n
navigate under. register, to enter 4
clearance, olear, and to pay tonnage tar
Vessels carrying combustibles need not
carry flaming torches. but may use globe
lights instead, which must be kent CON
stantIy in motion.
OMAHA, September 24.-It will rcouire
nm Official count to decide the vote on
the new constitution.
CHICAGO, September "a. The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows has adjourned
sine die. 4,i,. !
ST: LOUIS. September 24.-Lnoy beat
the Mountain Maid in three straight
heats time 1921. 23lL, 231M.
SALT LAKE, September 23.-The grand
Jury adjourned to Tuesday. Rumors of
indictments against. high Aiormons con-
tinue. Squads are drilling at night
supposed to be Mormons It is gene
rally thought crisis is at hand. Gold
and silver mines are increased in pro.
ductiveness. There is much excitement.
CHARLESTON, September 24-The
Board Of Health report four fever deaths
Tor the twenty-four hours ending Satur-
day noon. and five deaths for the twen-
ty-four hours ending at noon, to-day.
Ile deaths during the pa, st week from
yellow fever amount to twenty-six.
SPRIEaF1ELD. September 25. Buffers
galns IN the towns are more than Offset
IN the rural districts. The present count
gives Butler 357; nnti 524. Buffers no.
mination is impossible.
ST LOUIS, September 25.-Ex-Gov.
Robert NJ. Steward is dead.
NEW YORK, September 25.-There
were four homicides to-day.
ST. PAUL, MINI, September 25.-The
Indians have driven off surveying parties
from the North Pacific Railroad.
The Herald special from Havana SAYS
the tihstern part of the island, which
comprised the insurrectionary district.
has been completely paoifed. The prin-
cipal Leaders, with their followers, have
surrendered or been captured. a pro.
clamation by the Captain General declar.
ing The 1nsurrection at On end will short.
ly appear.
WASHINGTON. September 25.-Col.
Thomas G. Sims, appointed postmaster
OF Atlanta, Ga, by Andrew johnson,
against whom the Post Office Depart.
ment alleged defalcation of $23, 1000.
was honorably acquitted by United
States jury. Judge Erskine presiding.
Ackermun aided in the prosecution. ii
was shown to the jury that money was
spent for legitimate post Office purposes.
Samuel NJ. Carpenter, journalist.
died In st. Paul, Minnesota, aged thirty
one.
NATcHEz, MISS, September 25. --Twcn-
ty cases aud elevon deaths from yellow
fever have been reported to the Bonrd OF
Health since it originated. One death
and two cases to-day. Eight cases re-
ported this afternoon Mt Vidalia. In.
opposite Natchez.
VIcKsBURa, Miss, September 25.-
The yellow fever has appeared here.
Five deaths in the last twenty four
hours; several new cases today.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
CHARLESTON, 1EsToN, September 25.-Arrivcd
!, steamers Virginia. Philadelphia; Man
haitian, New York. Sailed-stcamer
James Adger, New York; schooner ".
L. Bradley, Boston.
Five fever deaths in the last twenty.
four hours.
= -, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, September 25.
The Supreme Court, to-day, rendered. a
decision lp the State printing case. The
Court.holds TINT under the statute a yn-
chncy to be filed by the Governor must
occur during recess of the Legislature.
a vacancy occurred in this case during
the sitting OF the Legislature, and was
tilied by the Governor appointing Kim
ball, Raymond & Co.; hence, tho ap-
pointmont was invnlid. They become
officers tte Jacto, because no objection
was raised to their performing the work.
Tho Office is now vacant. In such cnse.
the Secretary Of State has authority to
let the State work on contract, on the
most advantageous terms offered.
WASHINGTON, September 25.-uon.
james e. Harvey rctircs from The Pa.
t,iot, on account of ill health. General
N. j.. Jelfrics has. purchased Haivey's
interest. There will bo no change in
the tone or general management OF the
paper.
Probabilities Cloudiness will proba.
bly, extend very generally OH Tuesday
along tho entiro Atlantic coast anil. on
the lower lakes. with light rains in some
localities. including Virginia and Lake
Erie; rising barometer, with clearing
weather and falling temperature, from
Michigan and Lake Superior Westward
mud Southwark to tho Gulf. No prodic.
tions hive been issued from the signal
Office respecting the so ocalled tidal wave.
nor is any such wave anticipated. '
NJ