The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-11
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homeless in the province OF Lorrara
alone.
LONDON, June 10-Evening. Steam.
ers and barges were crowded with pas.
sengers and vast crowds lined the river
banks to witness the race. The Atalan.
tas chose the Surrey side of the river.
The Iondoners won the race easily.
They came in twenty lengths ahead Of
the Atalantas.
American Matters.
JACKSON, June 9.-Judge VIM. Yerger
is dead. All business was suspended
yesterday, out of respect to his memory
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Confer
enoe Committee have agreed to strike
out the supplemental force amendment
from the sundry appropriation bill. The
best opinion is that the Senate will con-
cur, rather than to risk an extra session,
which the loss of the bill involves,
New ORLEANS, June 9.-The Demo
cratic Convention altered the ticket pro-
posed by the Liberal Republicans, and
adjourned sine die.
Tue Liberal Republican Convention
rejected the altered ticket, and adjourned
subject to the call Of the Exec 1tive Com.
mittee.
CINCINNATI. juno "a terrible tor
nado passed over Bellfontaine and yici-
nifty last evening, tearing up trees and
unroofng houses in the towns of Deeraff
and Quincy. The latter place was nearly
destroyed, and fifty persons were in
jured At Degraff, ten or twelve build
ings were blown down, the Methodist
Church being utterly destroyed. Mrs
Roll and two children were killed.
ST. LOUIS, June O.-Proparations for
the eighteenth National Sangerfest,
which commences here on Wednesday
next, are nearly completed. Senator
Sohurz and Governor Brown will deliver
addresses. Franz Abt will be present.
NEW YORK, Juno 1O.-The cigar
makers, confeotioners. German printers
and BARRIERS have combined for strike.
The Herdlds Madrid special says DR..
Houard's release has been officially de-
manded; otherwise, the United States
Government will take decisive action.
IHsor-ectionary news from Larragona
is alarming. The day is clear and warm.
It is said 300 women will join the
strikers procession.
An immense crowd attended the bap-
tism by immersion of Miss Suntey, the
Qoakeress preacher, who hereafter will
preach as an evangelical minister.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The confer.
ence resulted in the withdrawal of the
Democratic members and the adoption
by the remainder OF the modification
force bill. requiring the application of
ten instead of two votes, to secure Fede.
raj supervision at any voting precinct
and limiting the number Of Marshal's
posse.
The House rejected the Senate bill,
oI1nvSvar a hoo 80 E.
ing and freighting from carrying addi-
tlonal steam. The House rejected the
report Of the Conference Committee on
the election amendment, and the bill
was recommitted. The session is ex-
tended to 6 O'Clock this evening, in hope
OF compromise. The fight seems to
be triangular. The more ultra Radicals
want an extra session.
BOSTON,, June 10.-Delegates from
various. trades unions in this vicinity
have appointed committees preliminary
to organizing grand union.
HAVANA, June .10.-Oaptain-G General
'Valmasedn has arrived at Nuevitas. A
severe engagement took place between
Col Baecone and Vicenta Garcia. The
Spauiards reported the killing of twenty
insurgents, including Lico Oruze,
second in command OF Garcia's forces.
The insurgents attempted to recapture
Cruze after he was wounded, bat we're
Unsuccessful.
New YoRK. June 1O-Evening.-At a
meeting OF piano manufacturers, this
morning. Steinway announced that his
factory was closed on Saturday, and
would remain closed, as the firm we're
determined to hold out against the strike.
A report was submitted showing that
only swo Arms, and those Of minor i'm.
portanoe, had yielded to the demands.
A committee was appointed to draft
statement demonstrating to the strikers
the impossibility of granting their de-
mands.
The parade of the workingmen, to-day,
fell far short Of expeotationo. Many Of
those in the procession wore maloon-
tents. whose leaning toward Communism
is we'll known, and large body of Com.
munists, bearing red flags, held a promi-
nent place in the procession.
The procession formed at IL O'Clock.
and marched down the Bowery, flanked
by the police. Only about 1000 men
were in line. Nothing noteworthy oo.
cnrred along the route OF the procession.
Many trades unions we're evaraa to tnrn.