The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-26
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Broglie, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Many distinguished Frenohmen were
among the guests. In reply to toast.
the Duo de Broglie said the Government
OF the republic was engaged in q strug.
gle, not against public opinion, -bht
against tto,e 20 ose principles which
threaten to put an end to social order.
ine struggle was perilous one--it
might be long one. It would require.
n support of the Government. the ef-
forts of all honest citizens Of the reppb.
TO- The problem which presents ITSELF
will soon be solved by the National As
8sembly. without passion and without
the influence ct personal sympathies.
BE delivered high encomium upon the
character Of President MacMahon,
whose private life and public actions en-
titled him to be called model of. honor.
1t was good fortune for France TO have
such President as MacMahon, whose
loyalty to bis country is alone the ties of
party. Let. as rally around him. He
alluded in kind terms to ex-President
Theirs, to whom, however, he thought
the Assembly had manifested ample gra-
t!tnde Tor his great services.
ALEXANDRIA, August 24.-Sir Samuel
Baker, with his party which went up the
Nile, have arrived at Suez.
Telexra raphsc-Ah,erIca Matters.
/ KNoxvmLE, August "a Judge Thos.
Il. 3. Nelson, late Judge Of tho Su-
preme Court, died at his residence here,
at 6ioclock: this morning, of cholera,
after an illness of two days.
ST. LOUIS. August 24.-Judge Calvin.
OF the Cont of Criminal Corr cotton,
yesterday decided the Law regulating the
social evil, now in force here, to be un-
constitutional
sPRNaF1EnD, August 24.-The wea-
ther- and track are. splendid. 10000
people we're present. In the 2 "a race,
Gloster won the first two, and was Sc
last three heats and the time, 1928,
2.2514, 2.25A, 2.27, 225, 2.3S. Tie
second race was won by Clementine,
Vanity Fair winning the first two heats
time, 1881, 2 325l, 2 So. $50. Q 3oIS
In the third heat, Goldleaf and Ciemen.
tine collided just as they were entering
the home stretch. Both horses fell, and
both drivers-Doble and Brown-were
thrown, and Goldleaf's sulky smashed.
ln the hext heat. one of the wheels OF
Rows sulky came of on the back
stretch. The driver Has thrown out,
and the horse ran around the track to
the home stretch. Fortunately, no one
was injured
P1TTsFIEhD, MASS, August 25.-Rev.
John Todd, pastor OF the First Conpre.
gatlonal Church, is dead, aged seventy
three
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 25.-George
Monogram has been arrested, charged
with o1sraging and numbering Caroline
Lee. whose body was disinterred and
shows palpable signs of outrage. The
relatives Of the woman wanted to kill
Monogram at once.
WHEELING, w. VA, August 25.-The
spreading of the track near Cameron.
caused an accident, by which the en-
glne, baggage, express and one emigrant
car went down twenty-foot embank-
ment. Three German emigrants~ were
fatally injured and fifteen or twenty
wounded. The Germans, thinking the
engineer and conductor intended to kill
them, drove them off with stones. An
express train shortly afterwards arrived,
when all possible assistance was rem
dered.
ST. JOINS. N. B.. August 25.-There
has been heavy North westerly gale
since morning. Damage is apprehended
on land and sea.
BRIAsT. NE, August 25.-A FIRE
commenced in Dennett's sail loft, North
of R. Siblez & Bro. g wharf, and spread
with fearful rapidity along the wharves
as far as Carter's ship-yard and tile
Maine Railway, crossing Union street
understanding to High street, consuming
.allIthe buildings in South easterly :
course;a an far as the house OF E. X.
Boyle, On High street, where the fire
wasstopped. Over 125 buildings we're
destsbysd, mostly of wood loss $500, 600.
New YORK, August 25.-The Render
ing Company's boat Was seized by the
Board Of Health and burned.
It is stated that nineteen car loads,
shipped by oranges to Toledo, realized
from ten to twenty per cent. above the
usual profit; Encouraged by this. the
grangers call for more cars, and propose
erecting elevators Of their own.
The Liberal Republican State Execu-
tive Committee, through their Chair
man, John Cochran, have sent an invita-
ton to the Democratic State Committee
to unite in calling State Convention
OF those opposed to the present admi-
nistration.
nIoRE1sTowS, N. j., August 25.-A
portion of the mills of the Benton, Con
necticut, works, in Benton, N. j., were
destroyed by fire; loss s250.0O0. The
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