The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-28
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i TON T1oaNN )!d:lB )EdB oTEoT1oN AINsT ALLEGED
KU KLUX IN ALABAAIA-SIAYoR HALL
AFTER BoWRN N-pRoFrfs FROM EXCHANGE
= OF BONDS By iBANks TAxADhh-LA LARRRar
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
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BAN FRANCISCO jane 26.-Tha inhn:
bitants Of AmHdort County, generally,
were delighted at being relieved from
the terrorism OF the miners, who are In
League. The pumps will be started In
the mines tomorrow morning, and the
miners who may be willing to work will
be protected. Adjutant. General Casse:
nen is id command Of the troops.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Andrew jack
son Donaldson died suddenly to-day. 6f
cholera; ;morbus, aged 70. .iii i
BAITfMoRE, .Jnne ~. Albert Schu-
maoker, 4 President Of ,tGe, Baltimore
Board OF Trade. died suddenly to. day,
aged seventy. 'sIG:si ~ tio@ -. ii. p ri
,s,NEw YohK, 'Jpne q: The dissenting
vote Of Bishop ,AMesa nuIliaed DR.. Lana ana
Han' g suspensioIi.,nu11 II 10 ri,.'t ~
Captain Hall who. iso nBoat starting
for tho North, iPplF5d had reception at
the rooms II tic ,.as1s5ii,!!sical Society,
last night. j., ar ..us f,:i1 si,a :o.,''
PrrfsBuRe, Jansl27: The. Pist.burg
and C;o9neayjlie. T road.4 ,vas formally
opened yesterday. fI,s ,.-.. 5I-
RRUNsw1oK,i MAINE, June 27:-The
Pullman express oar for Boston, ran off
the track near Ftehpprt; cause "a broken
axle. Three employees were killed, but
the passengers were unhurt.i. II sl
New, iYoRK, - June, 27s--A mnn was
killedain abeer shop fight to-day Two
1er, highpti1g IN a saloon, fell on small
Gill, killing, her. III, 55 81 ~ .>'
Ruflans lin Indiana astackedra "a house
occupied by four brothefs, a,sister and
servant, Three 'jggs. Of bensine were
torpedo, loGdedlwith buckshot, nails and
fired the honse and.aWakened the family,
sayetal ,et theinnetes we're fatally hurt
The rpAia4s. psraped: $1,000 reward
Mgb cen offered 4ot their deteotior. N
f<PoiTasivf1I h., 0u1s 27.:44-The Workmen
iH9the2 Ielxigh e9llie1y struck, because
three men employees were not members
pf the!AE.HMTAE,i ,wn.
HYy NIGHT, REsPAToH ;'.''
ssW ga !!4.a W!4A.gaansaY9assaeHtne 24GAcott and
Enmb, DenppofAEh hAxe. baeh appointed
MNsfIs ssa IsIs sss $nsdi'
al ghae gh aen56 6orily E Il vSs III eKlna II.
6omMistse{ afe anxious that the. con-
servakveaahall secure full heafing be.
fore the e7sub-oommittee. It is under.
stood that the testimony Of jacobson,
the PRESENT, ald Adams, the exlD District.
.Aa6FheS H6h Mis8isBfppR is fully Aatis,
factory to. the Democrats on tthe:com:
;htletSb. 9eh. Forrest was four hours
before the ,commjttee. He said il the
Thu 'Alux ever existed in Tennessee, il
was on account Of Brown1ow's proolama
tion or 1857, saying to, the militia tnai
they would not be molested for ontrages
upon and punishment Of rebels, and Be-
cause Of apprehension OF .injury to per.
sons and property, many negroes having
left their homes and were prowlipo
through the ctuntry,with arms in thoij
hands. Certainly no. such organization
has existed in Tennessee since 1868
The people nre. as law.abiding, and de
precate Disturbances rs much, as those
living North. The committee treated
Gen. Forrest with much courtesy and ra
speot.
Grant arrives tomorrow for two days