The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-30

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There xsfs aaaefeas aatpsaeaa asqassaIi ssIi au9ag
the visitors at the. Derby; oanaed ,by tia;
running away of horses fallipg "a uis
abd tfe pressure Of .the; EreAG crowd.
Three pelsq1s we're ikilea lid Several
:. SlAnR1D, May 2s.-Lsttess airosn -, Oar,
thagena report disturbances acfeW days
since on board the Spanish lrigates Vic.
tosia. and Almapas. station ed Rt the naval
arsenal. The ring-leaders were promptly
arrested and placed in close confinement
when order wis restored: =
MILAN, May 29.-Tha funeral of Mon.
zioni, the poet ard historian, took place
to.day. The town was drapad in mourn
ing. Prince Humbert and Duke Aosta,
ek,King Ok .BpAin. were among;tha pail
bearers. 100000 were in, the stfeets to
witness the procession.
EqNpoNS May 90. The manufacturers
Of W9iyerhamPton are importing iron.
from tbe Unitea States: - :! .'s''
AmssRsAn MAs.srs.
lisAa FRANmmsooo;,3; Muy. 2s,.-.Bo1us'
Charley. Shack Nasty Jim, Hooker, Jim
and Steamboat Frank; after, q, ,oonference
With Gen Davis, aId q ride shrpueta q
no5tjon Of the, la4a beds, haYS Been
furnished With, four days ,r9ti9'pp$. fkorsea
and Springfield rifles, and started On .the
trail Of Captain Jack. .Vhe propositions
Made Ry thsh4siAto kiil him Of capture
him., ~ith the fest OF bis band. Gen.
Davis i satieHsdof their aoyaltl.l q e
!Mw Y84K. & MaS 9:AThree Spanish
fr!&asas aye IL ithe harbor. 49, az. ,-.,,
Baekly T. Benton. the owner Of Park
Theatre. suioided, to-day; shot himself
through the heart: nj ~
TIE ther%ometer stood es eighty,four.
~ is reported that the emigranat, ship hip
Edln6u!gh Castle, which arrived at Qae-
boo. has ship fever aboard: ~ "a fSaI
Judge Mcppe, ,oi Brooklyn, 6emaui;s
$3.50. 900 bail for the burglar McHaipine.
recently captured; by young lady. His
fiends offered $40, 600. but the Judge is
inexorable. ..a' ~.
,SRnssien Minister Jewell expects TO
leave for st. Petersburg early in June.
The horse malady has re-eppeafed in
the Brooklyn. car stables. Twenty are
down and two dead.
The 1ri6,s7.s advises subscription for
the E!aew nl Cen Qenhy.. who died
penniless. 80 :
'Startle, one Of .Bonner's horses, TO a
rpad, wagon, over FLEETWOOD Course.
made the following time: Fret ouarter
341e; second. 3314;' half. Tx; fastest
time, except Dsxterts.
4 The Gold Exchange CLOSES at 8 P. M.
during June, July. Angus. and septsm-
befi o.: ......... ..I.Is.!,psl..
HA1r1MoRE; May 29.-.qhe Assembly
adjourned to st: Lolis,' On tie third
Thursday in May next. .a...rr,,4:3a-.,,
q QgHSEo, May ga heavy field of ioe
Ma9 seen off the East end ol hntecosta.
and heavy ice.bergs to the! Sodfh.wa6t.'
n DsTRoT. Nay 49, The boiler Of Ste
vens ahingle mill exploded, killing one
and tstally .wounding, hye or six. The
building was demolishsd. .,3& !" '.s'T!
/: WAsHnNoros. May R9. r-Sheruian re-
= The Ansrioan and British: COMMISSION
e sesaHsa 81 tsg sessions asdodnrs =. Newport 81. the
Rsnoh ..a;,ehitteo.;s5 .;5.i' ID. planning planning !
splendid .a sa hoter 't for tho Pten6hs legation
Ode result Of the Rdathaaster:Gsneral's
1ecent visit South will probably be an
increase OF the postal car service. Ores.
veil has instructed his second assistant.
Soa. hontt, to direct @, J. French, ESQ,
S1PSA AuLouuous ok nalIWAy Service Tor
tho South. to confer With certain lead.
Ing railways for the extension OF this
service, In accordance with the provi.
e!ons OF the Aot of March 8 last. The
lines included are those between Atlanta
ahd New Orleans. ola West Point, Mont
gomery and Mobile; between Loalsyi!!a
and, Mem hPhis;a be.zesn LenisgilIa and
Oineinnati, cta< Covington; between
Bristol and Chattanooga, and between
Nashville and Chattanooga. The cars
are to be forty feet aud tie service ain
gle daily. The msils are to be adjusted
on the basis OF weights, taken after June
~, 1873. upon the terms prescribed in
the .iAct Of March last. Most of the
through Texas mails will hereafter be
forwarded by the new Missouri. Calves.
ton and Texas Railroad. Arrangements
have, been completed for a sufficient
number OF postal cars, and On adequate
number ofspostsl, clerks will soon be de-
tailed to complete the distribution of the
baik OF the mail before its arrival in
Texas. In many parts OF Texas, letters
VIII hereafter reach their destination
ohs week earlier .!.sa =. present. and in
!, most parts from twenty-four to thirty-siY
hours sooner.
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