The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-05
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CHAR1HsroN;; N ovember 4-Arrived.-
Stssmshigs Maryland, Baltimore; South
CatbGpa; New York. '!'.' 'f
NEw. .YoRK. November 3 Tho brother
OF Thomas Scanned, whom Thomas Do.
nahoe killed, has shot Donshoe dead.
WASHINGTON, November, 3.-The Go
vernment .sa1ls. $1,000. 900 OF gold each
Thursday, and buys 81, 600, 900 in bonds
each "Wednesday of November.
The 6ornBr-stune Of Saint Patrick's g
Church was lnid to-day. Archbishop
Baily conducted the ceremonies.
No cars are running to-day.
WAsHrNdroN, November 4.-fn Balti.
more, eleven of 800 street railroad horses
ara we'll Fatal cases are rare. Nearly
all the horses in New York have been
stabbed on account of cold rain storm
The only horses' used in Boston yester,
day were those needed for hotel guests
The Common Coulioil Of Chicsgo meets
to-day to pass an ordinance allowing
dummy engines on the street roads, The
noted trotting horse Springfield Bay,
died in Springfield, Mass. Messengers
of the signal Office deliver probabilities
afoot. Their horses aud mules, TOO; are
affected. A horse valued ut $4,000, the
property OF Col. Rossel, OF Arlington.
had q leg broken by kick. No cars are
running, and but few hacks. Compare.
lively few deatha coour.
CuMBHRLANb, MD November 1.-Two
freights collided oq the Huntington and
Broad Top Road, k.il}Ig Conductor
Bowser and three others, aud ,mortalIy
wounding affth. @3H - nr},
HARn1sDURa, Novewbe. 4-The Lo.
ohiel rolling mill iaas. burned; loss $780,,
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New YORK. November 4-The forth
coming election occupied the attention
OF many preachers yesterday. -:
Some exoitemenb prevails in Westches-
ter County over the reported discovery
of golo. hearing quartz there.
Wm. Smith, the publisher of Wood
huU's Weekly, found bail in 81, 900, and
was released from Ludlow.
NAPANER. ONTARIO, November 4.-The
manager and acoounthns of the Bsiti.h
North American Bank was drowned, by
the 1psetting of q boat. .'':'
NoREonK, Noyamber The !aboring
horses here, nearly all, and many in the
SURROUNDING Counties, are disabled The
oars have stopped. The ontwara bound
mail aud express matter failed to make
the trains aud boats for want of hurses.
WAsHiNaToN, November 4-Th& de.
pArtment business is nearly all suspend
ed. Three.fourths of the clerks have
gone home to vote.
Judge Advocate Major A. 3. Burn
ham has bsen relieved from tho Depart
ment of the South. and goes to the De-
partment of the Platte.
A letter WAS received at the Treasury
Department, this morning, from the
Collector ut Stonington, Conu., an
nouIcing the arrival off TINT port of the
schooner Grown Point, on the 2Sth,
with two cases Of yellow fever on board
She is from st. Domingo, with cargo
The vessel was Quarantincd. Since then,
no one bat the health officer has been
allowed to visit her. One OF the patients
has died, aud the other is convalescent.
No new caaes reported. After being
Quarantined and properly fumugated,
che will proceed to her destination.
Probabilities-In tue North west, and
thence over the upper lakes and Micni.
gan, brisk North. easterly to Southeast
erly winds. with threatening weather and
rain, extending. with South -easterIy
winds, to Tennessee and the lower MIS-
sissipp: Valley Valley. Ia .aa Cal: States,
brisk South easterly winds, with threat
ening weather and rain. For the South
Atlantic States. increasing cloudiness
and occasional rain, with possibly brisk
North-easterly winds. O6 the lower
lakes, EasterIy to South-easterly winds
will prevail. In New England and the
Middle States, light North -eastery winds
and partly cloudy weather.
GoLDsBoRo. N O., November 4.-The
horse maiady is here.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., November 4.-The
malady is here. A majority Of the horses
and mules are more or less afflicted.
NEW YORK. November 4.-Stephen
Pearl Andrews has been arrested for
completely in the Woodruff .Clafin indie.
oencies.
The malady is abating, and it is be-
lieved it will not last more than q week.
AT IL o'clock to-day the United Suites
graud jury found indictments against
Victoria Woodruff and Tennie @. Cinflin,
who were arrested on Saturday, charged
With mailing indecent printed matter
through tho post. The prisoners were
taken from Ludlow jail at o'clock, and
brought before Com missioner Osborne,
who said the indictments relieved him of
the necessity OF holding an examination.
The accused were visibly affected on
hearing Ut the indiotments-Wo