The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-30
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and Sir Roundeli Palmer lett Geneva
yesterday. Sir Alexander Cockburn,
Count 6clopis and Mr.. Davis will leave
to-day; the latter going to Paris.
A9 GENEVA, June 29.-Oount Sclopis, at
the rising of the arbitration, to-day,
made q congratulatory speech, saying
that the knot which threatened the exc
ontion OF the treaty was out. The Count
has high hopes of the beneficial results
OF the treaty in the interests OF peace
and humanity.
American Matters.
MATAAIonAs, June 29.-The occupation
OF Saltillo by Trevino, the revolutionary
leader, is confirmed.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Governor Sey.
mour was, last night, installed as Tam
many of Sachem. In his address he en-
dorsed the Cincinnati platform.
600 packing box makers struck for an
advance of three per cent.
Tom. Scott has succeeded in getting
control of another line to Philadelphia,
ola Perth Amboy and Camden.
number of Irish, citizens of Ireland,
issue oard urging their countrymen to
desist from any hostile demonstration
on the 18th of July.
Havana advices say it has been DISCO
vered shat Seno Caro-, chief clerk of one
OF the departments, has been holding
constant communication with the insur-
gents, disclosing the plans Of the CO.
vernment for sHppressing them.
The boa rd of stock brokers started a
subsoriptio n to day for the boy O'Keefe,
appointed to the Naval Academy by
Congressman Roberts.
GALVESTON, June 29.-The Ciuaian
publishes q letter, dated Frederickeburp.
Texas, June 10. stating that General
Mckenzie, Lieutenant Smith and eight
men we're surprised by sixty Indians and
killed, between Forts Belknap and Jack
son. Out Of thirteen in McKenzie's
party, only three escaped.
Sr. LOUIS, June 29.-The Denver Iri.
6une. of late date says, editorially, that
various correspondents of that paper in
Southern Colorado and New Mexico
state that extensive and combined depre-
dations are seriously apprehended in
sparsely settled parts of those Terrific
ries. The Kiowss, Arrapahoes, Chey.
ennes, Comanches, Navajoes and Apaches
have held frequent councils during the
pnet winter, ut which it was endeavored
to dissipate oil tribal prejudices, and
effect combination for general Indian
war. Recent murders and robberies in
New Mexico, Arizona, Texas and other
places are referred to-, as evidence of the
intentions of the Indians; but whether
complete combination has been effected,
is not known. The Tribune further
states that letter from prominent
United States official, dated Fort Sill,
June IL, says warriors of the Apaches,
Cheyennes and Arrapahoes are organiz-
ing ostensibly for an attack on the Utes
OF Colorado, but the writer thinks that a
raid on the frontier is really their object,
doing all thoy can to break up the move.
ment.
ATLANTA, June 29.-Mayor John 81.
James announces himself O candidate for
Governor of Georgia
WASHINGTON, June 29--Evening.
The Secretary of War departs tonight
for Wisconsin.
The receipts from the internal revenue
to-day were S643, 1884, OF, making the
.c!a! amount tor the month &13,1So,-
O91. "a, and the total for the fiscal year
ending to-day $l31, 1907, 7,214.15; over
Sc, ,000, 900 in excess of the estimate.
Probabilities Clear and partially
cloudy weather will prevail on Sunday
over the Southern States, with light to
fresh Southerly winds and AREAS of rain
over the Western portion. and light to
fresh Southerly to Westerly winds over
the Eastern portion; partly cloudy wea-
ther, areas of rain, and light to fresh
Southerly winds North and West of the
Ohio Valley; clear aad partially cloudy
weather and light to fresh South westerly
to North westerly winds for the Middle
States; clear and partly cloudy weather
and light to fresh Southerly to Westerly
winds for Now England.
Louis Newman will succeed Col. Car
ter as chief editor of the National Re-
publican.
New YORK, June 29-.Evening..-
Deaths in this oity during the week in
creased to 129.
The stock and gold exchanges will ad-
jonrn over for the 4th of July only.
William A. Jones has been appointed
deputy naval officer in place of Major
James Haggarty, resigned. Haggarty
declares for Greeley.
A committe of the peace jubilee from
Boston arrived here to-day, to wait upon
Horace Greeley, and extend an invita-.
ton from the international Jubilee Ex-
ecutive Committee and city of Boston