The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-24
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| seventeen in ther stables. The horses
burned were Dot, Daisy, Vernon, Lady
Girard, Safe and Brutus-the latter be-
longed to r. Penistan. The others
burned were not trotters. Those saved
we're Nettie, Matte, Lisle, Candy, Liz.
zis and Medium. The total loss in stock,
harness:and clothing was $4,000. The
| horses burned are valued ut S46. 900.
Lady Girard was valued at IS, 600; Safe
| at 81. sou; Dot at 81, 900; Daisy, Vernon
and Brutus at IS, 900 each; Patchen mare,
81. 600; bay gelding. $1,000: sorrei
horne, S3. 500; brown; colt, 81, ZOO.
| CHICAGO. June 23.-During a sudden
storm, yesterday afternoon, the Swedish
Church. in Chicago avenue. was par
italy demolished. Two pleasure yachts
containing respectively nine and four
teen, were oapsized, but all rescued.
The American Hotel, saloon and
stables, in Petaluma. Cal, were burned
to-day; loss S75. .00O Harkress s. Co. g
lard. oil and candle factory, Eggleston
avenue. Cincinnati. was burned; loss
$4,000. The woods in the mining dis
tricts OF Pennsylvania are burning.
Several towns are threatened. Some
villages and many farm houses we're
burned. There were many narrow
escapes, but no loss of life yet reported.
a $3.50, 900 salt and lumber fire occurred
10 Bay City, Mich. Also an $50. 600 in
cendiary fire at Mount Morris, n. Y.
A negro and white man robbed O
house in Omaha. dangerously wounding
the occupants. The people followed and
killed both. r.i%
the people of Franklin, NO., hanged
the negro who outraged young German
woman.
RICHMOND. Va, June 23.-The Pull
man car OF the night express train to
Cincinnati, on tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, was thrown from the track,
last night. soon after leaving Richmond.
The car Was turned bottom up, and was
badly wrecked. A number Of persons
we're injured, though none fatally or very
seriously. Among the injured are Mr..
George Artingsdali, of England; Mr..
anil Mrs. Walter and Miss Walter, Of
Chicago; Mrs. Walter had her skoul-
der-blade broken.
BUFFALO, June 23.-The canal stables
near the Erie look were burned to day,
with fifty horses. Incendiarism.
MoLToN, ONTARIO, June 23.-Pea-
cocks Hotel and stables, with two men,
| were burned today.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Federal
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She is disohargipg stores.
| The pay ment Of the July interest has
been ordered without rebate.
Probabilities For the South eru
States, East of the Mississippi, light to
fresh winds, mostly from the South and
| West, aud partly cloudy weather.
ATLANTA, Ga juno %. The Atlanta
San has been merged into the Allan to
Constitution. Hou. a. Il. Stephens be.
comes corresponding editor of tho Con.
stitutiom.
New YORK.. June ga despatch
from Boston says the person Henderson,
arrested for passing $1,000 forged
check, Is the alleged murderer of Carl
Vogt, held for extradition to Belgium.
The Walworth case, npon motion of
Charles O'Conor, was postponed until
to morrow. The trial OF the females
Woodruff and Clatlln, and Col. Blood
tor mailing indecent matter, was CONT.
nued.
PORTLAND, Me, June 23.-Mrs. Ro-
berts, aged sixty, was killed, female
teacher fatally injured aud child seri-
ously hurt, while escaping from burn-
ing house.
RICHMOND. June 23.-The seconds in
the Mordicai and AcCarty duel made a
successful effort to get bail, to-day
They were taken on writ Of Aabeas cor
pas before Judge Loeb, of New Kent
County, below Richmond, and after
hearing the case und argument of coun-
sci, were admitted to bail in S5, 600 each,
to appear before the grand jury on the
7th of July.
| Financial aud ou,merciai.
New York. June 23-Noon. Stocks
dull. Gold steady, at l5la. Money
easy, at 496. Exohange-long Q; short
10. Govornmcnts very anist. State
bonds steady. Cotton quiet; sales 3O6
bales middling 81. Futures opened as
follows: July 2Ol6; August 2Oak, 2O,5
September 10 l-l6. 1913; October 1917,
1Sl.;; d December lS. Flour quiet. Wheat,
lard and corn quiet aud steady. Pork
dull and heavy-new mess 16.4O.
Freights firm.
P. M.-The week opens with dull
market. In Southern State bonds, the
only transaction was sale of $4,000 of
Virginia consols at IS. Money 4M5-
exceptions ats. Exchange quiet. Prime
sterling 9l1a194. Gold l596. Go.
Vernments quiet and little change in
PRICES. States dull but steady. Cotton
reoeipts-net 420 bales; gross 6, GOO; sales
of futures 8,400, as follows: July 2On:
August 20L, 2Ol1: September "a 15.1f