The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-28

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NOON DISPATCHES.
THE COMMERCIAL oONvENTION-aIoRMON
ANTICIPATE TRoUBLE-THREE OFFICERS
KILLED BY PRIsoNERs--DIsRA OPT
MON OF. yICToRIA-REPUBLICA UoN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARINE DISASTER
CHOLERA ABATTNa IN GERMANY
RIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PRO
MINENT MEN.-FIENDIsH oUTRAGE-KU
KLux -Q0ARANTlNEAoAINsTY YEIi.
Low FEVER R--POLIT1oAr, CONVENTIONS
FEVER DEATHS; 10, DO. .I
BALTIMORE, September2 25.-The num-
Der of delegates to the Com meroial Con-
vention is ,250. AT the noon session p.
NJ. Bishop, OF Cincinnati, was made per
manent President, and twenty two Vice
Presidents, including Richard Lathers,
OF South Carolina, and Thomas Baboook,
OF Virginia, were appointed.
The Hodge oonre martial convened to-
/. day. The prisoner plead guilty to all
the charges, and sentence will be an
nounced from army headquarters.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 26.-Three
OF the Sheriff's party were killed in an
attempt to capture five prisoners who re-
gently escaped. The Sheriff's party lost
seven, horses, two killed and five cap
tured. Only three oonviots were seen to
leave the field. Two are supposed to
have been killed, but their bodies have
not been found.
SALT LAKE CRY, September 26.-A
number OF MormOns are sending their
!. families away, in apprehension of q COL
lision between the United States and the
Mormons. Mormons deny that Brigham
Young will evade the grand jury. They
say he will obey the summons as wit
ness, or submit to the warrant Of arrest,
but will not yield to imprisonment.
WAsHINaToN,' September 27.-The
official vote of New Mexico gives Gale
gon (Democrat) 1910 votes: ,Cheves
lRepablican) 5,285; Sena independently
2,5S4. -Four excluded precincts would
have Increased Gallegon's majority.
PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-Lipp's
brewery fell to-day, killing one and
wonnding four.
At midnight, the opponents of Butler,
three ia number, were still consulting.
There are four candidates; Butler has
plurality. Later advices express conf
dence that Buffers opponents will unite
upon q candidate.
Aooolie vessel foundered off the coast
of Martinique. All lost. 200 bodies
WaSQeQ ashore. ,-- i.trU
The salvage on the Juniata, aground
off the Florida coast, is $l7,500.
The cholera is abating in Germany.
Disraeli declared in speech, accord
ing to the Worlds special, that Queen
Victoria was physically and morally in
capaoitated from. reigning.
Gov. Alcorn, Of Mississippi, sold the
entire college SCRIP, of'2l0,00o acres, ut
ninety cents.
Vessels from infected ports bound for
ports on the Mediterranean must qua
rantine at Vigo. on the Atlantic.
SYRACUSE September 27.-The State
Committee nominated Andrew J. White,
(Opposition.) They also nominated G.
ii. Scribner for temporary chairman of
the Republican Convention.
LAUSANNE, September 27.-At the sea,
sion OF the Peace League Congress, to-
day, many speakers defended the Paris
Commune.
New YoRK. September 81. The steam
er Humboldt, from Stetten, Germany,
hos been quarantined. She had one
death from cholera since her departure,
but no trace Of the disease now.
WORCESTER. MASS, September 81
At the Republican Convention, Geo. B.
Loring was chosen temporary chairman.
Butler moved that the galleries be thrown
open to the crowd, Which was carried
after two votes, as doubts we're expressed,
when vote was taken again by tellers
and carried. The galleries were imme-
diately jammed. Butler spoke in oppo-
sition to some preliminary measure re-
gardipg organization. Buffers appear.
ance exbited oheers, hisses. and groans
on the floor, and the galleries partici-
pated in the demonstration.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WAsH1NaroN, September 27. The
many friends whom Gen. Clsnton made
while here are inexpressibly shocked by
the announcement of his death.
The commissioners leave tomorrow to
move the Cherokees from North Caro-.
lima. 4si3, 4. .
Probabilities Rising barometer. with
pleasant weather, is probable for Thurs
day for the Southern and Gulf States;
falling barometer, with cloudy weather,
in the Northwest. The storm on Lake
Ontario will probably move Eastward
and extend to Maine during the day.
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