The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-18

Observation-Disclosures Cleo.
ssSk thS SsvspspsE mai, 1 The Spanish
sntho.isies t ao, refusing eaqs to allow it to be
HAas1snuaa, ua1 m Pa, November IT.
Oae Of the negroes who murdered The
farmer. near Middletown. has been ar.
rested. it.i - i III .
Tee second negro, who murdered
farmer Berheim. has been ran down:
both are in Jail. 10
RroHMoND. Va, November 16.-Jas.
z. Cowardin, recently captains clerk on
the United States steamer Yantio, left
to-day for Norfolk, TO sail on the flag
ship Worcester for Cuba, as representa-.
tive OF the New York Herald. nj. p.
Handy, Of tho Richmond Dispatch, and
W. O. ELAN, of the Wig, leave to-
night on a similar duty-the former
representing the New York Tribune and
the latter the New York Times.
SAX FRANCISCO, November 16.-The
last heat in the race was g. 2024, and not
TAG, as telegraphcd Inst night.
Joseph .FnrrAdy and his friend, Chas.
Dodge, wont to the theatre last night.
They wont out to take drink between
the acts, when Dodge became suddenly
ill and died. Farrady seems to have
thought he would be accused of poison
ing his friend and blow his brains out.
New YORK, November 17.-Beeohcr,
III sermon, yesterday, made q strong
appeal for free Cuba; denounced the
executions as crime against humanity
and civilization and simply ferocious
but advises the Government to act
thoughtfully.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 17.-True
Blae has been permanently disabled as
racer. 1t is believed the horse got his
foot into gopher hole.
LAWRENCE, MASS November IT,
Washburn block, in HaverhlI, was
burned today; thirty-five business firms
and 800 hands are oosted; loss SITS. 900.
Three perished in the flames.
NEW YORK, November 17.-Hueh
McCulloch, of J. Cooke, McCulloch &
Co., London, smiled for England, SAtur-
day. The present house will Le dis
solved at the end Of the year, when
McCnlioch aud his English Juniors will
continue the business, under new anu
strong combination.
Samuel Adams. organist of the South
fifth Street Methodist Church, Brook
lyn. dropped dead while playing the
organ during last evenings service.
WASHINGTON. November 17.-Oificnl
confirmation was received tonight by
the Government Of the execution OF
tifty-seven more of the Virginius prison
ers, on the 18th instant, of whom seven
teen were British subjects. Tho British
legation is in receipt of the same intelli-
gence.
Cohoes mills, in this city, did not re
sumo operations this morning, as was
expected. The run,ors are that the
rates at which the goods are now being
offered. makes it impossible to produce
them except at sacrifice, which would
certainly lead to bankruptcies. No
change is looked for until there is do
cided Improvement in the market.
BALTIMORE, November 17.-Mury
Lutz exploded a drug store and injured
herself fatally by lighting fire with
Kerosene.
PANAMA. November 9.-The British
steamer Niobe sailed from Jamaica or
the 9th.
Capt. ". B. Cushiog, of the United
States steamer Wyoming, at Aspinwall,
seized the ship Col. ARIA, formerly
Gen. Sherman, for illegally using the
ships papers. by sailing under Hondu
ras colors. nnd whilst still legally an
American vessel.
PHILADELPHIA, November 17.-Secre-
tary Robeson inspected the iron. clatls u.
League Island to-day, and was received
with the usual salutes.
NEW YORK, November 17.-The Mia
eionary General Committee of tho Me.
thodist Episcopal Church, has ad.
jonrned. They give North Carolina
$40. 600; Mississippi tho same; Pitts
burg $4,000; South Carolina $40, 600;
Tennessee $ll, 900; Texas $4,000.
ATLANTA, Ga, November 17.-C. Z
Lancsford, clerk in the National Hotel,
is dead; apoplexy.
MONTREAL. November i7.-The small.
pox Is steadily increasing, and til.
people complain that the authorities ar.
taking no steps to prevent au epidemic.
WASHINGTON, November 17.-In the
Supreme Court, Catherine Brown, CO.
lored, rs. the Washington, Alcxandriu
and Georgetown Railroad, the court
held that the court below had jnrisdic
ton, and affirmed the verdict OF ST, 500
to Catherine Brown, for ejcctment from
the ladies' car-Congress having grant
ed this road special privileges, condi
toned npon their carrying whites and
blacks indiscriminately. The decision
is bnsed upon the charter stipulation,
and does not affect other roads.