The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-29

roreiGn Affairs.

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The enforcement law. closing liquor
stores in Liverpool at 8 O'Clock on Sun
day, caused great disorder.
PARIS, October 28.-M. Lamoreaux. a
Republican. is elected Municipal Coun-
selor of Paris.
American Matters,
NEW YoRK. October 27.-It is reported
from the City of Mexico that the steamer
Guatamala, OF the Panama and Oapulco
line, was wrecked. Twenty-three lives
were lost.
WASHINGTON, October 27.-Mary Ann
Dean. who died here Friday, was an i'm.
postor. The family to whom allusion
was unfortunately made, is living in re-
spectacle and comfortable circumstances
in Brooklyn.
There are unauthentioated reports that
the horse malady had reached Baltimore.
The weather here is clear but sultry.
Much apprehension exists in regard to
the horse malady.
New York, October 28.-Bishop Nc
Neiruy, coadjutor, is talked OF as sue
cessor to Bishop Persioo, of Savannah.
The malady has appeared at Pough-
keepsie. Oxen are hauling goods. At
Syracuse, nearly every horse is sick, and
many have died. At Portland, Maine,
nine-tenths Of the horses are siok. The
disease shows no abatement here. The
weather is damp: and foggy. Horsemen
say by Wednesday thera will be total
stoppage Of jpubiio eonveyances. The
cars yesterday were over-crowded, and
two horses fell dead on the track. A
stoppage of the street-cleaning business
is apprehended. The races advertised
for this week are postponed. Many
deaths are reported. .i:.Y.
United States Marshal Sharp, after
consultation with Election Supervisor
Davenport, now DIRECTS the arrest Of
women refusing to answer questions con-
corning the right of their male relatives
to vote. A large number of arrests are
to be made in the next three days.
Howard favors the removal Of many OF
the Indian. agents. He Says that when
agents pay $l5, 900 for q position, the
salary of which is only 81, 800, there is
something wrong, and reform is neces-
sary. @ ..i,
The prosecution in Mayor Halls case
has closed. Halls counsel then askad
if, after such showing, it was proposed
to prosecute the case. The prosecution
replied, eyes; on certain of the counts" I"
A resolution has been passed allowing
the city railroads to use dummy engines.
The beautiful weather brought num-
Der of vehicles out. Oxen on Broadway
caused sensation.
BUFFALO, N. Y, October 28-The
horse disease has abnted, and the streets
have resumed their usual appearance.
OswEao, N. Y, October 28.-All the
horses in the towing stables are affected.
Boats that loaded Saturday are still here.
The weather is pleasant.
CHICAGO, October 28.-The Sunday
liquor law was disregarded yesterday.
BosToN, October 28.-With better
weather, numerous teams have appeared
on the streets, which, with the assistance
of oxen and men teams, move trade.
Some South Boston cars are drawn by
drivers and conductors.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 28.-The 90.
cident aud Lucy trot occurs on the 3Oth.
Gen. Howard endorses Crooks policy
OF vigorous war against hostile Indians.
Great sickness prevails among the troops.
More soldiers are required. He found
that most desperate and dreaded chief
Cochise occupying stronghold in fast
ness Of territory accessible only by mar.
row passes, seven miles long. Approach
by the soldiers was impossible, as the
place was a natural fortification, which
coqld be held by 200 against 5000. This
and Aimilar fortresaes are in Dragon
Mountains. Coohise has twelve cap
tains and 500 men under his control.
MEMPHIS. October 28.-The Southern
Railway Security Company and Carolina
Life Insurance Company lose heavily by
the failure of the Memphis Savings
Bank.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2S.-Not a.
single we'll defined case of the horse dis.
ease is here.
WASHINGTON, October 2s.-It is stated
that two horses, hurried from the North
hither, have the malady.
MEMPHIS, October 28.-The liabilities
OF the Memphis Savings Bank exceed
$3.50. 900. Individual deposits only
$4,000.
BosroN. October 28.-The fare on the
South Boston street limo, drawn by men,
is twenty-five cents. The cars arc we'll
filled.
PATTERSON, N. j., October 28.-The
malady is here.
BINaHAMPToN, N. H., October 29.-
The malady is hero.
CINCINNATI, October 28.-The u pire.
with full cargo sunk hatweep Euano