The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09
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tirst despatch stated. It is now known
TINT forty miners were killed. =.
The price OF coal has again advanced. /.
The mining companies of Belgium are
not able to fill the orders they have re-.
ceived'oo send coal to this country, in
consequence of the scarcity of miners in
that country.
The Cesarewitoh stakes, at the New
market autumn meeting, were won by
Salvinos; Sylvia second; Enfield third
twenty-four horses ran; betting at start
II to l, against Salvinos; 8 to 4 against
Sylvia; II to against Enfield. W.
Warnell was the Jockey of the winner.
MADRID. October SIN the .Oortes,
the President decided that under the
rules of the House, debate on a motion
to amend the address to the King. by
lnserting.a a paragraph asking for the
abolition OF slavery, was out of order.
After the shop keepers manifestation,
yesterday. which temporarily subsided,
on the promise of Alcada that the tax on
show bills would be reconsidered, the
crowds again collected on the streets and
Kissed the members of the city govern
ment, who were trying to aliay the ex-
oitement. and nssAiled the police with
clubs and stopes. The civil force being
unable to suppress the disorder; and the
rioters becoming more violent, a bat
TALON OF national guards was called out
and cleared the Btreets Several persons
were injerAdI but none killed. Order
was restored. > 9.r , :" 1l
/; AmoEIcaR Matters.
CHAnnEsroN, 0ctober S.-Arrived-
Schooners B. N. Hawkins, New York:
Jesse B. Smith, New York,
CINCINNATI. Ootoher, "a riot oo;
curred In the vicinity OF negro meet
ing and a Liberal toroh light procession.
The origin was obscure. Several white
men were shot andy several negroes
knocked down. The negroes took pos
session OF the armory, and guarded all
approaches. At midnight. the police
closed. in on. the armory.. At half-past i
O'clock, all was quiet. The whites re-
tired and the negroes evacuated the
armory. t:
BROOKLYN, October 8.-The fall OF q
political stand killed two persons and
hurt several. I-
Nav YORK. October 8.-On Saturday,
while the steamers Charleston and South
Carolina were being loaded, one of the
cases gaped open, and it was discovered
to, contain fireworks. The Custom
House officer therenpon made an exami-
nation, and found several cases, contain
ing fireworks of every description and
other manufactures from gun.powder.
These boxes were invoioed as fancy
goods, and were accordingly seized. Il
is thought in this way the steamer Bien-
vile was set on fire, as the shippers of
these goods have been forwarding South.
ern vessels for some time.... HFi9'
The: i1ri6lne's Philadelphia special
says lboth. sides are confident. Each
claim ~. 600 majority. '.s'p' - s'.ts
WASHINGTON. October s.-Yoting here
is progressing quietly. r.,t.., ~.
Advioes from Connecticut indicate Lii.
beral gains in the town elections" Ali
beral Mayor has been elected In Hart.
ford. by 1913 plurality, over the regular
RepubliesR nominee and the independ-
ent DemocYat, ltsrap...
Twenty-Five negroes wore arrested in
Newark. ~: j., for false. registration in
one ward. = =. :. :, - : -. { :.
PHLADEIpHrA, October 8. .-Afull vote
is being poIled, and the election is pro.
crossing Very qnietly. Under the new
law. al! tayerns are closed, The United
States Marshalhas 800 special officers on
duty, distributed among the wards where
trouble is likely to occur. Up,to noon,
4o aerious disturbances are reported.
Aseuuys tne pIaokenltn, from New York,
was arrested after voting three times.
and locked up for a further hearing.
Fifteen tax receipts were found on him.
In the Fourth Ward. the strongest Ds!
mocfatio ward in the city, the hourly an.
nonncementot the votes cast shows that
more Republican votes have been Hast
than are usually polled during the whole
day. tgtI
|, sAvANNAH.:i Ga. October s.-The
Aforning' Neps has received official re-
turns from 103 Counties, giving Smith
majority; OF 30. GIL. There are thirty.
two Counties to hear from, which will
doubtless swell the majority to go, 900.
SHnEvEPoRT, La, October 8.-R. J.
Wright, Clerk of the District Court, and
his brother. ". A. Wright, Deputy She
rlff, were killed. this morning. by Chief
OF Police Sherrod and police officer
Sheppard. The friends of the Wrights
armed themselves with shot-guns, found
and killed Sheppard, and are searching
IN every direction for Sherrod. All con.
cerned belong to the same political
party.
New York. Ootobar Row n.