The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-21
,i,Amerioan 1nsellixsres.
NOON DISPATCHES.

ARRIVAL OF DUKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
BANKs-aARvEY TO BR ARREST.
BID IN EURoPE-CHOLERA ABATINa-IN-
J TElEsTINu COTTON CAsEs-vALUE OF
b. MpTIIATED CURRENCY AFTER 1S71-MA-
4 sRINE DIHAsTERS-CoNNoLnYR REsIaNED-
TWEED TO BE THROWN OUT OF TAM
!, MANY, Ao.s 90. '@ = i]@ -
.9NRw YoRK, November 18.-Patrick
Barry died yesterday, from eating her.
rings brought from London on the
steamship Deventor, which had become
, lmpregnated with arsenic, which was q
part OF the cargo. Ths health authori-
ties are investigating the case.
The Catholics at Hunter Point threat
ened violence against the public school
= In the first ward, in that place, on ao-
Count OF the Bible being read there.
The police were yesterday detailed to
! protect the building.
g. OMAHA. November 18.-A heavy snow,
s with a'gale. is prevailing. $500
There was Q run on the National Bow
ling Green Savings Bank to-day, of
which Henry Smith, Police Commits
! sioner. is President, and suspended paw
,inent at 2P. NJ, having exhausted It's
capital. It's officers claim that at the
I end Of sixty days the bank will be able
: to meet all demands. The National Saw
ings Bank is also reported to be unable
20 stand the pressure, and to. have closed
its doors before the end of business
: hours. It is rumored that there will be
run on other banks Monday. The
Guardian Savings Bank, VIM. M. Tweed
Il Rresident, previously reported suspend
ed, has its portals barred, and all en-.
trance to the building is denied.
~ P!HHlADElPHIA, ~ d November 18.-Last
evening the Baltimore train ran over a
sailor walking on the track near Clay
mont station and killed him. He Is sup
posed to have belonged to the Constel.
lation, lying at Baltimore. He was aged
{ about dfty.dve. The same train en-.
Icoqntered another man ON the track.
who saved himself from death by cling
Ing to- the .cow.catcher. He was seri.
ously injured,
NEW YoRK, November 19.-Notice has
been given that the Painters. Brick.
iayers', House.smiths', Stair r-buildere'
and Joiners' Unions will withdraw from
the Workingmen's Union, as the latter
is being used mostly to advance the
interest OF politicians.
CHICAGO. November 19.-The remains
OF the billiard player, McDevitt, have
been found in the ruins of the Tribune
building.
New YoaK. November ia speois.
detective Of the United States cub .Tres-
sufy has left for Europe to secure the
arrest Of Andrew J. Garvey. -
One cholera death at quarantine.
FORTY cases remain, all OF which are
doing well. 7-..s =
WAsFMaToN, November ia large
number OF cotton cases are before the
Uoutt Of Claims, which will soon resume
Its session. Some of them will depend
1or thelr allowance upon decision TO be
rendered by the Supreme Court of the
United States. on appeal from the Court
OF Oiaims. the latter having decided
against claimant On the ground that
thea proclamation Of the President re-.
moving commercial restrictions went
anso ensct az the time OF its publication,
ana NOS on the day Of its date. The
n0nsustea parry oontended that it took
eneSt atthe time the original copy was
nAso "a tue department Of State, there
neg1ae been seizures Of cotton between
the date of the proclamation and the dav I
Of It's publication of the deoiaion n a.
Supreme Court; therefore. IL beoomss
important in the adjudication of theae
claims, the proclamation hayipo. in its
efect dispenseds with cotton seizures
SPRNaFIEID, November 20.-Daniel
Gleason killed bis wife with dirk, at
North Adams. Oause-iealousy
y 6T. LOUIS, November 2O.-Dr, Hart
man, prominent physioian, sues The
Times for three libels, aggregatinp
1 $4,000.
WASHINGTON, November O.-After the
let Of January, pieces Of notes less than
half have no value without avidaroo