The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-26
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Z 1'AhlSns0uue; 20. O.-SAsrrumOr on the
bonrse that NJ Piets4 Gsgpe, Minister
ot t'inances il about % tender his resig-
nation TO President MaoMahop, fiattens
+ E' LONDON, june 25.:---The london Hour,
OF this mqrnings publishes special de-
.sPatch. reporting that General Nouvilas,
oo mmander-inp phiefa; OF the Spanish
Army Of the NORTH, with several compa-
liss OF his cotnmsnd, hare been cap
tured by the O4rlisss' mar Pampeluna.
Cork, June 25.-The; militia barracks
in this oity.were broken into last night.
naverai stands OF RTia: we're. taken. 4
number OF arrests have been made of
parties suspected az being concerned in
the robbery.
Tue telegraph wires between Brandon
and hinsdale have been cut.
Amsriean Matters.
NEW YORK, June o. In the billiard
tournament, Oyrelle beat Dion, and
Ubaesy beat Deery.
a 1ri3uns specini despatch from Long
Branch. dated the oath, says the Presi-
dent. accompanied by Thomas Murphy,
left here to-day. for Washington. he
Was visited last evening by several gen.
tlemen, who urged the removal of Mr..
Richardson from the Treasury Depart
ment, and it is known that Wall street is
making determined effort to induce
tne PRESIDENT to make this change. E.
Morgan is urged for the succession.
All these facts and others that cannot
now be given, Induce well.informed men
here to believe that the Presidents visit
to Washington at this time has reference
to this subject. Persons who have
spoken to the President lately on thi,
matter, soy that while he did not declars
his intention of making speedy change
in the Treasury Department, they left
his presence with the belief that his de-
cision was made to do so. It ia also
ascettained that the official life Of Minis.
ter Jay will terminate upon the close of
the Vienna E1position. He has long
been marked by the President for re-.
moVa!, aud he would have been dis
placed several months ago. but for the
tact that his long residence ut Vienna
seemed to furnish sufficient reason to
the Administration for retaining him
and his experience during such an i'm.
portont period.
HAVANA, June %, VIA KEY WEST, juno
2a.-Ihe yellow fever continues with
unabated violence. A very large per
centage OF the cases prove fatal.
SPRINGFIELD. OHio, June 25.-The
splre OF the English Lutheran Church
was tired by lightning. Several fremen,
while attempting to ascend the interior
OF the spire. with the hose, we're killed
ny falling block. The spire was burned
but the church was saved.
ME,IpHIs, Tenn June 25.-Four cho-
lcra lnterments yesterday. It is clear
and hot.
ST.. LOUIS. June 25.-Mr. Roddy. Of
Darlington, shot two robbers and killed
third with his dubbed gun.
The Board Of Health to-day adopted
stringent sanitary measures. The health
OF the city is good.
BOSTON, June 25.-The neurology of
Harvard College gives the number of
deaths during the past year at ffty.nins.
lhe Nestor In Harvard College is new
Horace Binney, of Philadelphia. He is
ninety three years old, and graduate in
119S. Tue next on the list is Judge
Willard Hall. who graduated in 1893; ho
Is nlnety-three years old. Both of these
gentlemen have been members of Con.
gress. Samuel Dunn Parker, the oldest
living member Of the Boston Bar, q gra
duate OF 1899, is next on the list. There
are now no representatives left OF 1898.
1900, 1901, 1872 or 1903. The annual
commencement exercises at Harvard
take place to-day.
MIDDLETON. N. j., June e25.-Babcock.
Fuller d Co.'s hat factory vas burned
to. day; loss $4,000.
New YORK, June 25.-The effects Of
the Alden Type Setting and Distributing
Machine Company were sold to-day. nt
anotlon. for S35. 900. It is said the in
ventor sunk at least $780, 900 pertectinc
his invention. Tho effects embrac.d
letters patent in this country and in En-.
rope, machines, machinery, and stock in
factory.
\ jury was obtained in the Walyorth
ease and the trial formally opened to-.
day. The prisoner was accom- mpanied by
his mother and little brother. Assist.
ant District.Attorney Rollins opened the
case for the people.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Thc Presi.
dents movements. as reported by .he
Tribune. are substantiated.
The First Comptroller has issued n
circular to the Federal Marshals. thai
appropriations for the United States
Courts are exhausted. Unpaid accounts
must be deferred, and the Courts must
run on credit for the present.