The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-04
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tpe 11WeS says SQe minister OF tho .EntosS
rior circalared the prefocts OF depart.
ments, urging all good citizens to ene;ej
IN the maintenance of order and conser-
vasive principles, as the only meana Of
restoring tho countJ. ",Ht
30,OOO laborers assembled in Hyde
Park, TO protest against the laws which
unjustly Affect tho interest and rights of
iaDor.
A letter to the Post says Don Carlos
has ordered the release of Republican
prisoners upon parole.
PARIS. June 3.--Cariiss officers stopped
the trains to Nitterca. The frontier
mails now go by sea.
LONDON, June "a Shanghai de-
epatch says the Imperial ToIeifoo, in
South Western China, massacred s., 600
persons. Tie conquered Sultan aui-
cided.
American Matters.
CHA9fEsToN. Juno 3.-Arrived-
Steamships Equator, Philadelphia; Sea
Gull, Baltimore; schooner z. S. Glider.
sleeve, New York.
Pr7LADEI. .DF-A, June 3.--In the yacht
race. eighteen of the FIRST and nineteen
OF the second oless started. Kate Eakens
won the first class eQ1 Richard Riddle
won the second class prizes.
ANNA POLLS, MD June 3.--At the all
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
to-day, q. p Gormon was reelected
President, with the following Board Of
Directors: James G.. .Berrett, OF Wash
ington City; Gilmore Meredith and Pa
trick Hamill, OF Greenbnry; NJ. Wat,
kins, Daniel s. Besor and M. Baunon.
This is the old board, with The exception
of George S. Brown, who declined O
reelection, on account of i'll health and
business engagements, in whose place
Patrick Hamill was elected. Resolutions
were adopted that the Board of Public
Works OF Maryland bo requested to take
into consideration She matter of IN ex-
tension Of the canal to the Ohio Ri:er,
and report to the stockholders at fu-
ture meeting any proposition deemed
important on the subject. The meeting
then adjourned to Tuesday, July g.
: 81. LOUIS. June 3-Caddo, IN Indian
Territory, recently captured by lnaraud-
from Fort Gibson. Six maraudcrs were
captured. Two murders occurred while
the marauders held the town. a man
named White was found doad near jays
house. The people, convinced that jay
was the murderer, killed Jay.
CHICAGO. June 3.-The Otis block was
burned to-day; loss over $1,000 ~.
PoRlL AND, Me, June 81, ,000. acres
fpine timber was burned in the NORTH!
ern part of Cumberland County.
MONTREAL, June 3.-The International
Typographical Union convened here to-.
day, President Hammond in the oEait.
Alter receiving an address of welcome
from the officers OF Central and JACQUES
Cartier Unione, appointing Committee
on Credentials, and other routine bust.
ness, the convention elected the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing year: Preai-
dent, w. r. Machean, Of Washington /:
lat Vice-President, Wm. Kennedy. OF
Chicago; I'd Vice President, ". g. John
eon, Of Troy; Secretary and Treasurer,
John Collins, OF Cincinnati; Correspond.
ing Secretary, J. E. Hawkins, of Mem
phis. The convention is. the largest
since the organization Of the Union; l2O
delegates being present. .
LANGELOs VALLEY, LOST RIVER, ORE
CON. June 3.-The last Modoo captured
nettod thirty-four, including thirteen
able-bodied braves, some ammunition
and several lank ponies. Boston Char
ley. who killed DR.. Thomas. ID twenty.
eight years of age; Schonchin, who
crippled Meacham, Is fifty. Scarfaoed
Charley. next to Captain Jack, is the
boldost warrior OF the band. The Mo.
docs say, Captain Jack is insane. There
are twelve Modocs still at large.
LArER-Captain Jack. with two war
riors. five sqnaws and seven children.
have surrendered. .che soldiers. peer
into Captain jacks faoe, but he heeds
them not. he is as still as statue:
NEw YoRK, June 3.-The Cotton Elk
change has elected as President Arthur
3. Graves; Treasurer, Walter C. Miller.
James Fisk g widow has commenced q
new suit against the Union Pacific Rail.
road Credit Mobilier. GOV. Dix, Geo.
Opdyke and others.
New YORK, June 3.-The building
association OF the cabinet.makers sue the
officers for pnlming on them heavily
mortgaged property. The swindle
reaches nearly 3500,000
a youth nged nineteen shot and killed
his father. who did not live with his fa.
miIy.
The steamer Drummond Castle was
wrecked in the China Sea, and thirty
lost.
BosroN, June 8.-A cashier of a M.
tional bank, who pleaded guilty to false
entries, was sentenced By the United