The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-25

tu1u 10 tueif native Countries. ..I'
Baron Wolverton is dead.
American matters.
MATAMoRAs, Mexico. July 23.-An of.
fetal telegram from General Cabal!as to
the military commsnder Of this CITY,
dated at ,Tepio, 18th instant, announces
the complete defeat of the revolutionists
IN the State OF Jalisco. and capture Of
their leader. the famous chieftain. Lozo-
da, who has for the last fifteen years re-
fused to submit to the authority of the
Federal Government" and who has head
ed q band OF maIcontents in armed hos
ti!ity nearly all,that time. p
CARMINE, ILL, July 24-Two cholera
deathe yesterday. :,
PRrScEToN: ISD July 24.-The cholc.
ra is subsidinY.
Mt. VERNON, IND. July q The cho-
lera panic is over. Two deaths yester.
day; no new cases.
LARzE, KY, July 24.-Eiehteen cho.
lera deaths|in the last three days.
PHILADELPHIA, July GA meeting of
cigar manufacturers was held last night,
to protest against the enforcement by
the Revenue Department OF tile use OF u
patent cigar box which the department
waptsto Introduce. The einnovation was
condemned strongly. aud committee
was appointed to meet Commissioner
Douglas in Washington.
CLEVELAND. July 24-The distillery of
Tries & Co. was burned last night; loss
100000.
WHEELING. July a4.-oLo cholera
death yesterday.
HALIFAX, July 24-The Pouna Park,
from Cuba for Liverpool, is here, short
OF hands. Three yellow fever deaths oc-
n xLo
ST.. PAUL. MINI, July 24.-Thc Ma.
nitoban authorities have decided to hold
the kidnappers Of Lord Gordon for
trial.
There is no foundation for the report
that Davis was unfairly nominated for
Governor of Minnesota.
MOUNT CARMEL. Pa, July 24-Flfteen
buildings, including the telegraph Office,
were burned last night; loss $40, 900.
Thirteen families are houaeless.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 24.-The
railroad robbers have not yet been
captured. Their plunder amounts to
over 1000.
BRook1YS, July 24.-A private meet.
ing of the stockholders OF the Brooklyn
Trust Company was held to devise means
for disposing Of the Georgia bonds held
BY the bank. They make public state
ment that the receiver will be able to
pay the depositors ffty per cent
NEW YORK, July 24.-Two yellow
fever deaths occurred on board the
schooner Dinsmore, from Havana hither.
The captain and one man is now dcwm.
1t is stated the negotiations for $780,
600 loan by the Pacific Mail Company,
the steamer Granada is confirmed.
1uahoIIa NToRri1a raJ ,ovo,t,,
living with her husband on farm seven
miles from Williamsport, Pa, was brn-
tally murdered Tuesday night, by being
shot through the head. Her husband,
John Mcbride, was knocked down with
club and received sever severe cuts.
When found he was lying on the floor
weltering in his blood, bat living The
old people lived alone, and were sup
posed to have large sum of money;
$50, 900 was found in the house. No
clue to the murderer is found as yet.
A letter from Africa states that the
English burned the town of Elmena on
June 81, on account Of the inhabitants
furnishing the Ashantees with arms and
ammunition. The town OF Cape Coast
is full Of refugee Tantes, to the number
of 10000. They having been driven of
by the Ashantees, who now command all
of tho interior to within mile of the
coast. Dysentery is quite prevalent
among the British forces, on account of
the scarcity of water.
Rumors OF trouble in another Brook.
Ign bank are afloat. but are not tracea-
tle.
Ats meeting OF coal operators nAd
miners, in Plttsburg, yesterday, rates
were demanded which, it is believed.
will result in another strike next week.
which will bring about another advance
in coal.
New York, July Notwithstanding
legal proceedings taken by the butchers,
poultrymen and fruitmen to avert the
threatened demolition OF their stalls and
booths, outside of the Western market,
at 8 O'Clock. hardly booth was left
standing. The owners of the booths
showed no opposition.
Lees, of Lees & Walker, is dead.
WASHINGTON. July IA delegation
of prominent officials from South Caro-
lima, consisting OF Hon. w. D. Porter,