The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-09
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pubGahess letter from Oadis, reporting
the discovery OF a-conspiraoy to inaugu-
!. fate an insurrection among the en-
PioHees OF LA Cariaca. the royal dock
yard and arsenal, situated about ak
.c!!eG from Oadix. The movement was
OF serious character, and was actually
fostered BY the 4nterastionals. Upon
the discovery Of the plot, large num-
Der ot spersons were arrested, and it is
believed the would be insurrectionists
will make no further efforts to carry out
their design.
>. 49, American Matters.
SCRANTON, PA., November ga car
containing thirty-fys .lnborers was pre-
oipitated 100 feet into creek. Seven
were: instantly killed and sixteen hurt
four fatally. Another accident occurred,
by Which three, were killed and twenty
seven wounded.
NEW York, November 8.-The pool
room paid ont about $500, 900 list night.
.1NDIANARo41s. November ga tr,,in
near Sanburn was thrown from. the track
bya malicieusly -plapeds plank. The en-
gtneer and fireman Rerh killed.
HAVANA, November 8..<Yesseis sent to
the scene OF the Missouri disaster report
no TRACES. BY she wreck of the steamer
Guatemala, twenty one of the crew and
two passengers were lost. The captain,
twenty-one Of the crew and a few pas.
sepgers, after wandering in the woods
four, days. arrived at Telauutepec.
BAlTIMoRE, November S.-The peni.
tantiary was partially burned to-day.
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The Marshal of Police furnishes the
following: Just before the closing of the
polls, orowd OF i,OUO persons or more
gathered around the polls, at the North
west corner of Fayette and Broadway.
a party OF men, mostly colored, left the
crowd snd proceeded about midway to
Broadway, when they turned and deli
bsratelY fired upon the. crowd in front.o of
che voting place.. killing Isaac Bass,
John: Conway, aged thirty.Ave. An
other boy resolved flesh wound. I'm
meaiately after the firing, the party
broke and ran. when those fired into re-
turned the shots. Some eighteen or
twenty shots in all were fred, and it was
all done In q minutes time. Previous
to the, firing, which was wholly unex-
pected, no disturbance whatever had oc-
CURED. /
WASHINGTON, November 8.-Parker is
200 ahead in'the Ninth Missouri District.
Crittendon is elected in the Seventh
Missouri DISTRICT. Indications from
Arkansas are that the State has gone for
Grant by 1000 to 5000 majority, and
Baxter has been elected. Hodges is
elected from the frst. Snyder from the
second, and Gunter from the third dis
tricts.i The Republicans carried four
Kentucky districts, with two doubtful.
The State gives Greeley from 1000 to
10000 majority. rMiron is elected from
the Eighth Mississippi District. White
head is elected in the Sixth Virginia.
The Republicans claim the fifth. .The
Republicans claim three congressman
from Maryland, including Spence, inde-
pendent. Maynafd'e plurality in Tenpes.
ses !; =5a1. ..GG.1GGo. The Republicans
elect seven Of the congressman. The
Illinois Legislature has eight.six ma.
jority on joint ballot. This defeats
Trnmbull
The, Secretary of War. in his report,
regrets that one.sixth of the army is de.
tanned In the Southern States, East OF
the Mississippi River.
WASHINGTON, November 8.-The Pre-
sident attends Meade's funeral on Mon.
day.
Failures of mails from as far West as
w Aoo1noaoS oWAu6 W tuo mhluuy, 1B re-.
ported.
Ills stated Howard succeeds Meade.
The diplomats congratulated Grant.
to-day, by personal visit.
The British Minister has called the at.
tention of the Secretary of STATE to the
case OF DR.. Rufus Bratton, a citizen OF
South Carolina, who was forcibly alb
Quoted from Canada, last spring, by an
American detective, named Hester, as
sisted by Canadian official named
Cromwell. Cromwell. it will be remem-
beredy was recently sentenced to three
years imprisonment for this act, the
principal witness being DR.. Bratton. It
was not supposed that any further men
tion would be made OF the case, but it
appears that Braston was released bv
the United States authorities on bail,
and not returning to South Carolina, the
snreties were informed that the bail
bond would be forfeited, if Bratton did
not return. He thereupon appealed to
tho British Government for protection.
Tue British Minister, under instruction
from the Home Government, reminds
the Secretary Of State that her Majesty's
Government does not tolerate interfer-
ence with her laws, and that the pro-
ceedings against Bratton having followed
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