The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-22
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), PARw, Fehzuary. 2tlLThe decision Of
the Oommittee Of Ehisty fin feyoroof
creating q second chGnmbSf of the Assxdttn-
bly has led 10 a complete rupture be-
tween the parties OF the right and right
The american Register announoes the
sale. ct auction, of tho ofice, fixtures
and other effects Of the bankrupt firm OF
Bowles Brothers.
American Matters.
SAN FRANorsoo. February 2O.--Tntelli-
gence received here from Arizona to the
ilth OF February, states that q band of
tue Cochise Indians are raiding exten.
eively on Sonora. killing men md steal
ing horses and cattle. Governor San
ford received communication from the
Pretect OF Magdalena confirming the
statement Gan. Crook also received q
letter from the Governor OF Sonora on
tho same subject. and in which he strong
" censures the late terms of peace. He
says they were, dictated by the Oochise
without advising Generals Crook and
Schoheld. L. Valencia, q member of
the Supreme Court OF Mexico. one OF
those killed, stated within four weeks be.
fore his death that the United States
authorities were powerless to sot against
the savages.
NV YoRK, February 21.-Three fresh
indictments have been found against
Tweed. He viii give bail.
WAaHNaToN, February 21.-Foreign
Misoellany.-TheC Committee OF Thirty's
adoption Of Dnfonrs proposal to oreote
second chamber is regarded as a victory
Tor Thiers.. There is report that the
European Governments are negotiating
With view Of jointly recognizing the
Spanish Republic. Families are leaving
Madrid, anticipating disturbances. The
PrussiRn Minister of Finance reports
2O,000.Q00 thalers surplus. The en-
oroachment of the Persians on Belveris-
tan has been checked. Prince Napoleon
and his wife, Olotilde, are at Milan.
Domestic Miscellany. troubles
IN Pope County, Arkansas, have been
renewed. A militia captain was shot.
Martial law is probable. The Peace
commissioners. have. sent messengers to
uepee!n Jack camp. The Commission
ers Will insist upon the unconditional
surrender of Captain Jack and his party.
and the trial Of the Modoos accused Of
murder by civil authority and the re-
moval OF the balance OF the Modocs to q
distant coast reservation.
New YoRK, February 21.--The fune-
raj OF the late A. W. Fenno, actor, took
place to-day. from the .Iittle Church
Around the Corner" The services were
performed by ths Rev. Mr.. Houehton.
. Notwithstanding the inclement weather.
. large number of persons were present,
inclqding many professionals. The re-
mains were sent to Boston for intexment.
BRIDaKPoRT. .CoNN.l February 21.-
Courtland block, consisting of thirteen
hrst class residences, was burned to. day:
loss 1915, ,O00. A furious snow storm
prevailed during the fire.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, February 21.-
The House passed q bill authorizing the
Governor to issue 81, 800, 600 in bonds to
pay outstanding liabilities, including
past due interest. There was only one
negative vote, and that was cast by
Miller, oolored Representative from
Russell: County. A bill also passed both
Hduaes, and was approved by the 90.
vernon, increasing the rate OF taxation
fifty per cent.
Judge, Busteed, of the United States
District Court. has reooneidered the or
der postponing the, preliminary investi.
cation OF the charge against Speaker
tarsons and Representative Williams, of
the House. Of conspiracy to prevent the
Legislators from voting for United States
Senator on the day fixed by law, and has
notified the defendants that he would
proceed at once to hold court each day
after Adjournment OF the House, for hear
ing testimony. The court convened at 8
O'Clock, this afternoon.
WASHINGTON. February 21.-Full Ca
binet to-day.
Tomorrow being legal holiday, all
the departments will be closed.
The Judiciary Committee will report
against articles Of impeachment OF COL
fax in the Credit Mobilier business.
1t is understood that O aconfidential do.
cument from the Executive was delivered
to the Senators, urging the extension of
the Mexican Claims Commission. and
legislation to this end is expected before
adjournment.
It was determined in Cabinet TODAY
to call an extra session of the Senate at
noon, on March 4. A proclamation for
that purpose will be announced to.mor.
row. 'H
After due consideration of the REQUIRE
ments of public business, the President
has determined to postpone his Southern