The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-03

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morning, publishes . special despatch
from Berlin, which says the German Go.
vernment is dissatisfied. with President
MacMahon's address to the French As
sembly, and will not enter into regular
diplomatic relations with his Govern.
ment. until satisfied that France will
faithfully adhere to the treaty of Frank
fort.
A special despatch to the Daily News,
iEom Bayonne. says the CarIist General
Dprregarragg has been deprived of his
command. A severe engagement took
place on Saturday last, In the province
OF Barcelona. between force OF Repub.
ilcans and the unfted Oarlist bands, COM
manded by Fristany and Don Alfoneo.
After q stubborn fight Of several hours
duration, the insurgents were defeated,
and fled. They were pursued as far as
Mouistrol De Oa]deus, by the Govern
nent troops. All the Federal Rspubli.
can factions in Barcelona have renounced
their exclusive party views, aud united
as one body in opposition to the Mo-
anarchists.
MADRID, June 2.-The Government
has received q despatch from Gen. Nou-
va!las, stating that with IL, 600 men, he
holds all the mountain passes in Bisoay,
and is driving the Oarlists in that pro.
vince toward the coast.
American Matters.
CHERnEsToE. June 2.-Ar.ived-
Steamship South Carolina, New York.
COLUMBUS, ONO, May 29.-A most
horrible case Of auffocation occurred here
early this i.morning. A colored man
named Van Brown was engaged in dig
ging vault close by an old vault that
was filed to overfowing with filth of
every description About midnight the
new vault was completed, and be was
openlnga connection SO as to allow the
contents OF the old vault to empty into
the new one, when suddenly the parti.
ton gave way, precipitating huge mass
OF filth on Brown, suffocating him almost
instantly. An assistants call for help
was answered by young white man.
named jacob Jasper, who arose from
bed and hurried to the place. Thinking
to save Brown. he spralg into the vault
and grasped Brown, but before'he could
be rescued WAS also suffocated .
.BA1T1MoRE. June John A. Curtis.
colored, sged twenty-one, instantly
killed VIM. Sheaf, also oolored, aged
thirty-one, little after midnight, last
night, at>No. 80 Holland street, by plune-
ing q butcher knife in his side. The
parties were arrested. In. conversation
with reporter, this morning, about the
cause OF the difficulty. Curtis remarked
that he wouldn't let any damn niger
seRtof bitch insult him on the street.
~ a. special from Annapolis says: AT the
Graduating exercises OF the cadets, yes.
terday, Admiral Davis delivered the
annual address. In the chapel, after
which dress parade.t took place on the
grounds. The parade ended, the gradu-
citing nidshipmen and engineers stepped
forward from the ranks, threw down
their muskets and swords, as customary.
and marched up in front OF Secretary
Robson, the band playing "Ain't I
Glad to get out Of the Wilderness"
Robeson made short speech, and de.
ivered to nidshipmen Sohuetz, of Mis-
souri,; ,Deering, Of Maine; Fowler, of
Massachusetts,; Howard, OF Illinois, and
Cowes, OF Connecticut. who were the
Ave highest in their GLASS, and cadet
Leach, the highest in the engineer class,
their diplomas. When the Secretary
concluded delivering the diplomas, the
band played ':The Girl Left Behind
Me;" the other classes cheering the
graduates; among whom were Zun Zow
aud Matsmulla. The Japanese gradu-
ates have one month leave, and are then
AS~S w. ~ oCns - hO bCCOuu uAu 1OQkGQ
classes leave on the Constellation. on
Wednesday or Thursday, for summers
cruise. The third GLASS haye three
months OF deave. A large assemblage of
ladies' and gentlemen was present 90 wit
ness the exercises. It Was bright and
pleasant day.
RICHMOND, June IA special to the
Dispatch reports the murder OF O negro
In Hanover County, by another, result.
ing from an alteration over seven cents.
The murderer was jailed. ICarpenter
says go for them
DUBUQUE, June Ia young man.
supposed to be young Bender, son OF the
Kansas murderers, was arrested in West
Liberty, Iowa, to-day, and woman
thought to be Mrs. Bender, was arrested
ct Oxford, Iowa. There seems to be
little doubt as to their identity. Both
OF the parties are held for further deye.
lopments.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The dele
gates to the United Presbyterian Assem-.
oily were banqueted by the Philadelphia
churches. 300 were seated. Some of
the speeches were highly humorous.