The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-08
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obbed. :,
Thee gas mems strike continued. Efforts
to ill their places with Italians from
Wards Island are futile. The .ity hs.
low Grand street was In total darkness.
The newspaper Offices and business
places had to resort to candies No dis.
turbances In the vicinity Of. the gas
works, which have large number Of
police to guard them, with reserves in
readiness. Those employed 80 fill the
places Of the strikers seem totally unfit
to work-oan't speak English and can't
understand what is required OF then.
The receiving tanks are level with the
ground. and unless others than Italians
are substituted, the strikers must win.
In the Stsdt Theatre, where the perform.
anoe had oommenced, the audience was
left in total darkness.
Specials say the Herald's correspond
ent. OKelly, came into Maziniila, from
the lnsurreotionary districts, with docu.
ments. A court of inquiry is progress.
ing. 1t is stated that the Captain. Gene.
raj has given orders for O'Kelly's OK.
pulsion.
Robert MAILER. q young man in Viii.
liamsburg, mnddened with run. at
tempted to kill his father, yesterday.
when the latter nearly dubbed him to
death in sslf-defenoe.
A. Z. Stewart is reported better;
though visitors are excluded.
BALTIMORE, April 7.-Aroh- -bishop
Bailey has returned from Florida, with,
it is said, entirely restored health. He
assisted at Palm Sunday ceremonies.
OMAHA, April THE Indians stam
peded the Government stock at MoPher-
son. put the etock was recovered. The
soldiers are chasing the Indians.
~, hH1NkBEck STATION, N. Y, April T.
The propeller Nuhpa, heavily loaded,
was cut down by the ioe. The crew and
passengers were saved.
1t is said the Brooklyn gas mon are
| about to strike for eight hours. Two of
the Italians taken frL.N Wards Island,
to supply the places Of shs men who
left the works OF the New York Gas
Company, on Saturday, preferred death
to that kind of industry, aud drowned
themselves. Others clamored to be re-
turned to the island, to await less ex-
hausting employment. Andrew Casey, q
striker, assaulted Robert Bloom. as the
latter was going home from the gas
works, last evening Casey was prom pity
| arrested.
HARTFORD. April THE election, TO-
day, was the auietest for many years.
The general opinion is that there will be
no election by the people for Governor.
the prohibition vote preventing either
candidate from getting majority. Haw.
10y will probably be elected to Congress
from this District by u larger majority
than last fall. Starkweather will be re.
| elected from the Third District. The
chances favor Kellogg's reelection and
Barnnm, Democrat, in tho Fourth.
HARTFORD, April 10 p. M.-Ehis
city gives Haven. Republican, for Go
vernon, 3.147; Ingersoll, Democrat,
3,6l2; Smith. temperance, 81; against,
last year, Jewell, Republican, 3,48l;
Hubbard, Democrat, 8, 439. New Britain
gives Haven 82l; Ingersoll, 954; Smith,
O.; against jewell, 936; Hubbard, 754.
Heturns from thirty-eight towns, includ.
ing the above, foot mp: Haven, IL ,088;
ingersol, 11.509; Smith. $50; same
towns last year, Jewell, 1880; Hubbard,
1861. The choice of Governor by the
people is doubtful. Hawley, Republican,
for Congress, will have probably 1,400
majority.
New YORK April 6.-News from H..
vana, through Spanish sources, con.
Arm the reported capture OF the fortified
city and seaport OF Mazanillo, and says
an immense amount of booty in money
and munitions of war fell into the hands
OF the Cubans, who sacked the town.
The attack was made at night in the alb
sence OF the Spanish troops in the field.
Captain General Oaballos has tele.
graphed to Madrid that a large body of
troops is imperatively wanted in Ha-
vana, as revolution may break out
among the Spaniar,ls at any moment.
The slaves are also reported to be medi-
tating revolt.
At the investigation by the Legislative
Committee, to-day. Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company's affairs, MIR. Mo.
Oollongh testified that son OF President
Winstone took out three policies in the
company, which he subsequently sur
rendered. on receiving full surrender
valuc therefor. In 1866, lie died, when
the policies were revived, md an install
ment policy issued for $12, 900, He gave
other instances Of similar character.
In opening the April term Of General
Sessions, to-day, Recorder Hackett
charged the jury, in strong terms, to
deal severely with Offenders against the
| usury laws. He said: "The theft of in.