The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-29
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ing commenc0a ayeSSot0eSs4 a4cRdi pros.
poets Tor fair weather. All meane 'of
conveyance have been employed. Thou.
sands are going afoot. Don Caster won
the Derby; Kaiser second; Going For.
ward third. ....,,.r,
Notwithstanding the intense feeling in
relation to the outgoing OF Theirs and
the incoming of Marthal MacMahop.
there had been no public disturbance in
Paris at q late hour last night. .t.l
(. MADRID, May 28.-General Nouvellss
has received reinforcements and marched
for Ooiaf. forty six miles North. west of
Barcelona, in pursuit Of the Oarlists un-
der Tristrang. The Oarlists are block.
aiding Mo6resa, in the pl ovinoe OF Bar
celona, Work 10 suspended in town, the
Oerlists having cut the canal which fur.
nlshed the water power.
LONDON. Msy 28.-The CONTEST for the
second place between Going Forward
aud Kaiser resulted in dead heat.
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;CHARnEsroN,, May 27.--Arrived.-
eteamsrs Manhattan. New York; Gulf
Stream, PhiIadelpbia; Falcon, Baltimore.
HAVANA. May 28.-The Judge took
Prices deolaration. Price is now allowed
to see his family aud friends. ..,
'fN An alderman wsa consternated by the
conviction of extorting illsgsl fees. He
was sentenced to $lOG fine and ninp
months impfison ment. ''s4f.'
. Z: 'M1LwAuXRn,, May IA large silver
mtne in this vicinity will yield 1000
dagernoer; iwaaha waaashaburne proo,aims .ha.
the Milwaukee Jand ST. Paul Railroad
COMPANY have forfeited the 81. Croix
land grant. 9-t"r''p t', -" *N t3''
SAN FAANorsoo. May 2s.-w. T. Cole.
man has been elected President OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. ,..a .f.I..
: The Jail ia crowded with Chinese loda-
ing, house-keepers. convicted OF violating
the law against elesping regulations.
They refuse to pay the Ans. and prefer
the Jail. 7 T,i-sIf t2 .-r
BA1r1koRE, May 2s.-The Assembly
will not send delegates to the Worlds
Evangelical Assembly. oonyening at New
York. October 2.
WAsHlsarox. May as>-In the matter
OF Madame Atoche against the United
States. resulting in Z judgment in her
favor. for over $2OO, 600, it appears that
Mr.. Atoohe, q naturalized Citizen of the
United States. Was expelled from Mexico
In l6A5. His claim was rejected bv the
Commission under the treaty OF Guads-
loupe de Hidalgo, but was referred to
the Court OF Claims by special act in
1865. Counsel for defendant, MIR. Janin
and T.. M. CLARK.
Mexico, City adsices report the people
dying off like sheep with smallpox in
th9 State of Hidalgo. Nineteen deaths
alone. Itif-,;
The Indian ohiefthin, Lousada, at last
accounts WIS being -hotly purenad bv
General Oorbo. Many of the formers
chief officers, With their commands, are
coming down from the mountains and
s1trendering to The Government. It is
related that q snbterranean anartment
has been discovered near Topic, in which
Lonsada confined and tortured his pri-
sonefs. Among those recently discover
ed and released. was man who had been
amprisoned in the vault for fourteen
years. - -ts'ls ~, Y .-st-.t, tI.s,u
) . BosTos,, May 28.-Isaao Bayard, ne.
gro bar keeper. had q. dispute with two
men about paying for drinks, which he
settled by shooting both his customers.
lNeTE.: He, followed Senator Carpen-
,ter's advice.d Bsyard was jailed, and his
victims hospitalled.
NEw YoRK. May 20. No general strike
Of carpenters;, work slack. Fully forty
per cent OF the journeyman cannot get
work. : (; n.
: $29, 1000 of United States bonds were
ionnd on an arrested burglar. They are
held Tor Identification.
Dispatches from Virginia City. report
the, skroucsN Mountain Indian scare
grou?alesa a4The. Indians, who were
drunk, hsvef gone home and resumed
Z their nsuai avoeations... iss,:: IN .,3
Stephen johnson; of Atlanta, died of
small. .po1s on the, brig EIsy, from Surf
nam for Boston.
4 Washington special says Delano has
written Governor Davis, of Texas, an
other letter, urging the enlargement of
Big Tres and Santanta; their tribes hay.
Ing complied with the stipnlations.
Stock. gold, produce. cotton and other
exchanges will be closed on Friday, de-
ooration day. it being legal holiday.
just az the guests OF the Sherman
House. Chicago, were seating themselves
at the table, the oolored walters struck.
BURLINGTON, N. j., May 28.-The
Episcopal Convention, by decisive vote,
divided the State into two diooeses
CAMDEN. MAINE, May 28.-The coro.
ner'S verdict Ia that DR. RaLor ooooa -