The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-05
TRI1lGR.APHIC
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crease OF cordiality between Germany
and France. since MacMahon's election.
The carpenters threaten to strike.
LONDON, Juno 4.-Tsa statement that
tho Gear. while en- rou.e to Vienna, was
taken suddenly i'll, is discredited.
BAYoHNB, June 3.-The Carlists, who
hold SartIn and the Northern Railroad
IN spain, have signed q convention, by
which the resump ption Of railroad traffic
will be permitted. The Spanish author
tiles agree to neptralize the line from
Meranda Delebro to the frontier. For
this concession, the railroad company
pays the Oarlists 5000 day.
PARIS, June 3.-President McAIshon
has issued proclamation to the army,
IN which he says: 1.-The choice of Pre-
sident of the republic from your ranks
shows the confidence OF the Assembly in
your loyalty" The President has also
issued an order appointing L'Admirault,
now military Governor Of Paris, to the
command OF the Army Of Versailles.
LONDON, June 3.-The strike Of the
employees OF the Great Western Rsilroad
COMPANY commenced yesterday. 800
have quilted work.
MADRID. June 3.-Senor Pierrad has
resigned the Ministry of War, to which
he was appointed al Interim. The Go.
vernment has received numerous de.
spatches from the provinces, congratu.
lating it on the speech made by Figuera
and at the opening of the Constitutional
Assembly.
BERLIN. June 3.-Tho Asiatic cholera
has appeared in two villages in West
Prussia, having been communicated
from Russian Poland. A rigid ouaran-
tine OF the infected districts has been
established.
ROME, June 4.-Urbana Ratszzi. the
Italian statesman, is dangerously i'll.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON. juno 4.--Arrived-
Steamships Champion and James Ad.
ger, New York; schooner Fanny Pike,
New York.
WASHINGTON. June "A carpet and
yarn mill near Norwich, Conn, was
burned to-day; seventy persons were
thrown out of employment.
No Southerners were among the hurt
near Hamilton, Ontario.
The general union Presbyterian AS.
sembly is in session at PHILADELPHIA The
Committee on Union reported, that
while cherishing kind and Christian re-
gard for all evangelical associations, vet
the Assembly does not deem it expedient
or imp0ftalt+s.htha. I. make any appoint
ment of delegates or representatives to
attend meeting of alliance to be held
in New York, in October. Tho report
was adopted.
Austin F. Pike has q certificate to
Congress from the Second New Hamp.
shire District.
The tobacco fair has opened at St.
Louis. Competition from nearly all
koSo
entered. a. G. Kennedy. of Ohspitor
County, Mo-, got the prize for the best
5s, 900 pounds
Frank Walworth, who shot his father.
is in cell No. CT, Tombs. Mrs. Wal.
worth telegraphed to ex-Judge Bench !:
''See my son, Frank II. Walworth, at
once. and attend to his case" Bsach
subsequently had consultation with his
client.
The Western Railroad managers at
Chicago declared void, after 3Osh June,
all passes, except to employees, over
lines with which they are connected.
Also. exempting from the operation of
the resolution those persons having pre.
vlously acknowledged contract rights to
free passes.
The troops iu the Modoc country ore
ordered to concentrate at Tule Lake.
Grand Master Fox, OF the New York
Masons, in his annual address, stated
that non-intercourse with the Grand
Orient of Franco and the Grand Lodge
OF Hamburg still continued; but AMIGA
BILE relations exist with all other Grand
Lodges in the world.
John Brown & Sons cotton mill.
Eighth and Mountain streets, PhiladeI.
phia, was burned to-day; loss $3.50, 900.
300 unemployed.
Boston, juno 4--Rey. DR.. Paddock
has accepted the Massachusetts bishopric.
The consecration will take place on the
18th September.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June Stewards
boot and shoe factory was burned to-
day; loss 100000. Falling walls de.
stroyed the East section of the bridge
over Genessee River
MRAlPH1s, Juue 4.-For the past ten
days, disease has prevailed here which
at first the physicians pronounced cholera
morbus or malarial fever; but no alarm
WAS felt until yesterday, whom the ply.
sicians generally agreed that ii was cho-
lern, some claBsing it as tsporadic," and
others as 'Asiatio." Thus far it's rayapes
have been confined to the negroes and Ia-
boring classes, and in the absence of an
organized Board of Health, it is difficult
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