The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-15
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the( High Ce11m fssi on ahhd-, 3bs enforce.
nent ofTthe 4Knl KIuxss bilIi keeps hin,
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al tMADR1D: :rAprily l4!s--The election Of
RHke Montpensier toithe Cortes has been
declared legal, ,Esf, I5 tl!cE,Es .i5tl :gi ( "A
yYAsHNaTok. April Il 14,.LNominations
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me Interior; 81. 81. Manning, Cole tor
Fourth Texas District. ti...l .l-'.s 4
Both houses meet tomorrow at III,
o.cloGk The Senate passed, the Ku
iklpx bill with, the amendments proposed
BY iths Judiciary Committee, whioh
ansndments M strike out the repenI OF the
test oath for United States jurors, leav-
ing the law as at present; and another,
6y sherman, as follows: That if any
house, tenement, cabin, shop, building,
ppafu or granhry shall be unlawfully or
,iielqplonsly demolished, pulled down,
burned or destroyed, wholly or in part,
by any persons riotously and tumultu-
ously assembled together; or if any per-
son shall unlawfully, and with force and
violence be whipped, scourged, wound
ed or Killed by any persons riotously and
tlrhultuously assembled together; and if
SUCH oitonce was committed to deprive
any person of any right conferred upon
.himi by, the Constitution and laws of
tne nlted States, or deter him
from or punish him for exercising
any 3 such right, or by reason Of
his race, ! color or previous condition
'oi seryltude, IN every such case the in.
habitantsi OF the County, city or parish
Ill which any OF the said offences shall be
comTnltted, shall be liable to pay full
compensation to the person or persons,
ga mRged by such offence, if living; or to
MS legal representative if dead; and
suon compensation may be recovered by
soon person or his representative by n
suit in any court of the United States, of
competent jurisdiction; in tho district in
which the offence was committed, to be
in tho name of tho person injured or his
legal representative, and against said
County, city or parish; and execution
may be issued on Judgment rendered
in such suit, and may be levied upon INV
property. real or personal, of any person
in said County, city or parish; md the
said County, city or parish which may
have satisfied such Judgment. or the per
son out of whose property said iudg.
ment shall have been satisfied. as The
case may be, may recover tho full amount
OF said Judgment, costs and interests,
from any person engaged as principal or
accessory In such riot, in al action in
any court of competent jurisdiction:
and the person out Of whose property
such Judgment shall have been satisfied.
shail, IN such case, have contribution as
at com mon law; and the Cirouit Court of
the United States for the proper district
shall have Jurisdiction of such action.
Inc bill was passed by As to 19-Hiu,
Robertson, ShurzI Upton and Tfumbuli
voting nay. ~ i5tHt 3
In the House. resolution was offered
to expunga his speech from the Globe
and reprlmand Representative Garrett,
for quoting in the speech, which Garrett
had leave to rrint, from the Vicksburo
Herald, to the effect that Senator Ames
was shoulder-strapp puppy and poltrooD,
q consnmmate liar and fool. Without
disposlng OF the matter, the deficiency
bill was taken up. An amendment was
adopted giving $40, 600 to- rebuild the
orphan asylum Of the Sisters of Our
Lady Of Mercy at Charleston; also, re-
curing national banks to pay the ex-
penses Of printing their notes. Without
disposing Of the bill, adjourned.
Probabilities of the weather-C
weather, with cool Northerly winds, will
probably he experienced on Saturday
over the lakes, followed by slight dis
turbance- Saturday night on tho upper
lakes. Clear or partially clear weather
is probable ON the Southern States md
the Atlantic coast.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 14.-The bill
ordering special election for the va-
eancy accustomed by frying'a resignation
failed, by 63 to 64-thus perpetuating
the lock in the New York Legislature.
BoTH KILLED. The New Orleans Pi-
c1yane. under the heading, ga Tragedy
Completed" gives the following:
tuesday afternoon, two men, named
Felix Dunno and Patrick Cominsky.
were arrested for fighting and disturbing
the peace. They were taken to the Cen
trai Station and locked mp in the same
cell. Shortly afterward thoy got to fight
ing again, and Cominsky beat Dunno so
severely thnt he died last night from the
effect of his injuries, ut his residence.
NO. ~ St Thomas street. Shortly after
the atfray in the cell, Cominsky wan rc
leased and sent home, and although he
had the best medical attention, he sunk
rapidly and died at O'Clock. The cir
onmstances of the case certainly disclose