The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02

Is feared. A later despatch says the
Tiber is subsiding. !s5ssS4 $40
LONDON, November 1.-Sir Nv tlliam
Bovell. Lord Chief Justice of Common
Pleas, is dead. ~4 IN e
MADRID, NoyemberFs1. .despatoh
has been received ct the Ministry OF
War, announcing. Che total defeat Of the
Osrlists, under InstRny. by the national
troops. The insurgents were scattered
and fed in all directions. .?a8
PARIS, November j. "A message from
President MsoMahon will be read at the
opening OF the approaching session Of
The Assembly. SN@
Telsxraphic-America Matters.
THE INDIANA TROUBLES DIFF
FICULTIKS AID FURTHER SUSPENSIONS
PLYMOUTH CHURCH MISUNDERSTANDING
--MCREABKD CURRENCY IN NEW YORK
BANKB-THN sPRAaUE MATTER ABOUT
TO BH EETT1KD-wHAT CI.ArIIN 90.
HAVE TO BAY-HORRIBLE 0UTRAGEs IN
LoUIsIANA, Ao., 10.
OINUNNATI, October 29.-Seven depu.
ty sheriffs, guarding the County Court
House and Jail at Centreville, Wayne
County, Ind. this morning. were mob
bed. captured and released by disguised
citizens. This morning. the County seat
is being removed from Centreville to
Richmond, and the citizens of Centre
vile resisted this. Deputy aheriffs were
guarding workmen removing oelis from
the Jail Saturday night, and the work
mon were driven from town by threats.
The deputies remained in the Court
House. Before ay-light this morning.
they refused to surrender to the mob,
who fired cannon into the Court House
door, and entered, when the deputies
retreated into the house. After an hours
parley, they surrendered, and the mob
dispersed. without any one being recog-
nized. No peraops were injured, though
great multitude OF pistol balls were
fred through the windows OF the Court
House. u '2l q - tsis p
ST. Louis, November 1.-The Senate
transportation Committee gave hear
ing, yesterday. The upper Mississippi
rapids have been greatly improved, but
much Is needed to lower the rapids; a
canal should be pushed. The Missouri
River is worthless, as the railroads have
secured the bulk OF the trade. Kansas
has no remuneretive outlet for her eur
plus. A number OF railroad men, in
vited BY the committee, did not appear.
The committee dispersed to meet in
Washington, November Is. whence they
go to New Orleans, to inspect the mouth
Of the Mississippi.
NEW YoRK, November 1.-The Com
missioners of Charities are preparing
unoccupied city buildings for refuge
for the destitute during the winter.
At meeting Of the members of Ply
mouth Church, last evening, the E1-
amining Committee of the Church made
report on the case of Theodore Tilton,
recommending thSt his name be dropped
from the roll OF membership. The re-
port WAS adopted. Tilton-who was
present--denied that there was any
authority for expelling him. as he
claimed not to have been member of
the church for four years. He, how
ever, announced his readiness to answer
any charges against him. Beecher said /:
81 desire TO say that I don't believe that
Tilton has desired in any way whatever
to ahirk his proper responsibility, or to
avoid, or to evade, any proper charge
that might be made by the church. Ho
asks II have any charge to make
against. him. have none whatever
The differences which have been. between
us have been amicably adjusted, and so
far as am concerned, buried; 80 far as
he is concerned, buried. I have no
charges. This whole matter has not
been with my oonsent-this whole mat
ter has been against my judgment"
Builders say, regarding the threaten
ed strike, there is 80 little work, it can
easily be done by non-sooiety men. It
is the general impression of the bosses
that the men will submit to o reduction
of wages.
The, house Of 81. 3. OIaAin & Go. is
freely spoken OF as in trouble, and it is
stated an adjourned meeting of those
interested In the house will be held at
noon. ii7'9ota tt
MEaPHy, November 1.-The Howard
Association announces that they have
amplefunda for their sick, but urge re-
mittances to the Mayor for the relief Of
the destitute caused by the pestilenoe
and temporary suspension ct local in
dustries Four yellow fever deaths and
six others.
HA1IFAx, November 1.-The Arcadia
Bank OF Liverpool, Nova Scotia, has
gone into liquidation.
HARTFORD, November 1.-The Trus-
tees OF Trinity College have made
Spaulding, Bishop OF Colorado, D. D.
MONTGOMERY, November 1.-The
Board Of Health announces that it is
safe for refugees to return, and those