The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-15

Foreign AMairs.
MADRID, June 14.-The Oortes has
Idjourned. The Ministerial crisis con-


tinues.
MADRID. June 14.-The Cabinet has
been completed, under the lead OF Don
Ruez Zorrilla.
LONDON, June ia despatch from
Bagdad says that the royal mail steam
ship Cashmere was attsc1ed at Bss ct by
pirates, who killed and wounded ,vt raj
OF the persons on board, and carried ofl
48. 900 rahees.
LONDON, June 14.-In the House of
Commons, this afternoon, Gregory gave
notice that he should question the Go
vernment as to what effect the post.
ponement OF arbitration will have on the
settlement OF the San Juan boundary,
the fishery questions and on the Cana
dian loan. Gladstone replied that the
papers concerning the recent negotia-
tions with the United States would in
olude everything except Sir Stafford
Northcote's declaration as to the respon-
sibility of the commissioners.
American Matters.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-Indications
are almost positive from special and
regular sources, and sonic official out
givinYs here, that the Whshingtor treaty
has failed. The British Ministry has
declined, at present, an answer to the
question in Parliament, whether the
Geneva meeting is fizzle-fasco don't
describe the failure; it involves fasoo
in the San Juan boundary question.
which the Emperor William, of Ger.
many, is arhitrating.
NEW YORK, June 14.-The Union
League Club unanimously endorsed the
Philadelphia nominees.
The Erie Road has commenced q suit
against Jay Gould for SO, 600, 600. This
is said to be the precursor of forty other
heavy suits.
New YORK, June 14.-The police hold
several railroad machine shops-the
strikers having threatened to pull them
down.
$4,000 iron and metal workers struck
yesterday, for eight hours and twenty
per cent. advance on piece work. It
is the most formidable strike yet made.
They are thoroughly organized, and
have fund. The wheelwrights and
blacksmiths also struck.
Six suu-strokcs yesterday.
Tennie @. Olafin has been elected
Colonel OF the eighty fifth. a oolored
regiment. The first vote was 1913 for
Miss Claflin; fifty scattering. There was
great confusion, but the election was
1do'Ay udQo
MILWAUKEE, June 14.-The Democra.
Ito State Convention passed resolutions
endorslng the Cincinnati platform and
nominees.
SALEM, MASS. June 14.-The Congress
sional Democratic Convention refused to
instruct their delegates to Baltimore for
the Cincinnati platform and nominees.
CONCORD, June 14-The Republican
caucus nominated Bainbridge WadlejQb
on the fifth ballot; on the first ballot.
Paterson received 1O2; Rollins 81: Wad.
leigh blank. Wadleigh is prominent
lawyer. aged forty-one.
LONG BRANCH, June 14.-Grant ia
domiciled here. He goes to Washing.
ton, on Tuesday, for Cabinet meeting:
thence to Boston, TO attend meeting of
the Trustees OF the Peabody Institute;
will visit the jubilee on the 25th. and
then home to Long Rranoh.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Notwithstandip
the rain, Is. 900 persons attended the
sangerfest.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Quite q
large meeting Of working-men was held
to-day. Nearly all trades represented.
It was resolved to form an eight hour
league.
New YORK, June 14-The Rsrald's
correspondent reports an interview with
President Grant at Long Branch. The
President said the release of DR.. Houard
has been demanded OF the Spanish Go.
vernment, and he presumed it would be
aoceded to. On being interrogated on
the Presidential question, he said hs
thought Greeley's chances for the nomi.
nation at Baltimore were about even.
and his chances lay with that conven.
ton. He believed Greeley would with.
dTsT il strs;Eh:-ou. Democratic tickn.
was nominated. He hoped Greeley
would be endorsed at Baltimore, as We
would then know whom we are fehtino.
The President remarked, at the close Of
the interview, that the Cabinet. had not
discussed what shall be done in case
Spain refuses to release DR.. Houard.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Fonrteen
men were buried in the ruins of the new
furnace building Of J. B. Morehearn &
Co., In West Oonshocken, Yesterday.
Slx were killed, and James Kelly, Nathan
Morris, John Dunn. Freeman Powers
and J. G. Ramsey dangerously hurt:
Thomas Dempsey and four others aeri,
onsly, and three slightly. The fall vaa
caused by the pressure Of cinders u on one nae
aide Of the arch.