The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-21

IN many companies, among which were
the New York Central and Hudson, New
York and HsTlsn, New York. Nav Haven
and Hartford. Toledo. Wabash and
Western, Erie and Pittsburg, Dunkirk,
Warren and Pittsburg, Western Union
Telegraph Company and Union Trust
company, besides several banks and
insurance companies.
Judge Ingraham, in the Supreme
Conrt, has granted an absolute divorce
IN the oose OF Pauline Lucia against her
husband, Baron Won Rhoda. with leave
to marry again. The plaintiff was also
awarded the custody of their child.
the Mount Vernon Cotton Mills. over a
$3.50, 900. The building was of stone,
134 feet long. forty.three feet wide, Eve
stories high. The valuable machinery
and stock was completely DESTROYED, The
first story contained the looms; second,
the card room; third, the spinning room
fourth. looms: fifth, warping and twist.
ing room. The picking establishment, q
ire proof building near the main mill,
vas saved. About 200 hands are thrown
out OF employment.
NEW YORK, June 20.-Horace T. Clark,
President Of the Lake Shore and Union
Pacific Railroad Companies, and son-in-
law Of Commodore Vanderbilt, died in
this city yesterday. of rheumatism Of the
heart, in the fftieth year Of his age. He
WIS a member OF the Thirty fifth and
Thlrty-sixth Congresses, and since his
retirement from politics. has been iden.
titled with the business interests of this
CITY and the railroad progress and de-
velopment of the West.
Seven sun-strokes to-day.
GEORGETOWN, DEL, June 2O.-A CO..
lored raper was hanged to day.
CANANDAIaUA, N. Y, June 20.-A mo.
ton for new trial for the persons who
received illegal votes from women was
denied. They were sentenced to pay q
fine Of S25 each and costs of the prose-
oution.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. June 2O.-HuRh
smith, who attempted to swim the
Schuylkill, was drowned.
A brakeman on the Pennsylvania Rail.
road was crushed to death between two
cars.
Two girls, aged five, were found
locked in closet in vacant house.
They had been missing since Wednes-
day. One survives. A terrible crime is
apprehended.
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Wm. Quincy
has been appointed Centennial Commits.
sloner from South Carolina.
At full Cabinet to-day, Robeson's
plans regarding the Polaris we're en-
dorsed.
The pardon of VIM. Mcintyre, a con-
vlcted Ku Klux, has been recommended.
He has suffered three.fourths of two
years sentence at Albany.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, generally clear weather, and
light to fresh South-westerly to North
westerly winds.
Grant confirms tho decision not to re-
turn the Ilickapoo women and children
captured by Mckenzie. The settlers in
the vicinity killed three Klamath In
diens.
PADUcAH. June 2o.-Five deaths here
from cholera; none in Cairo yet.
MIc1IGAMME LAKE, June 2O.-A fire
burned 200 houses; eight lives were lost.
BosroN, June 2O.-The case Of Gassa.
way Is. Lamar against Albert G. Brown
and others, IN action of tort for the con.
version OF 1900 bales of cotton. yalned
at $500, 900, which plaintiff claims de.
PENDANTS took from him in GEORGIA. in
1865, and which has been on trial in the
United States Circuit Court for a week
past, closed yesterday. Judge Chepley.
after the evidence was closed, ruled that
as the evidence WAS unconiradicted that
the cotton was turned over by the mill
tary to the defendants. who claimed they
were appointed special agents of the Sc.
cretary OF the Treasury to take charge
OF captured and abandoned property in
the seeding States, no action could be
maintained by plaintiff, and directed a
verdict for defendants, subject to revision
by the Supreme Court of the United
States.
Financial nnd Commercial.
LONDON, June 2O-Noon. -Copaols
o22s. 5s 892l.
LIVERPOOL. June 2O-3 M.-Cotton
opened quiet and is now steady-uplandB
5000; Orleans 916(09Li: sales 10, 600
bales; of the week rs, 600; exports 10, 600:
speculation 5000; stock 878, 900, whereof
American is $4,000; receipts $4,000.
whereof American ia $4,000; actual OK.
ports 1000. Sales for speculation and
export 2, 600; from Savannah and Charles.
ton, delivery in juno and July, 1916;
aiioat $4,000, whereof American is
10000. "
L1vEnpooL. June 2O-Eyenipg. Cot.
ton closed quiet and steady; sales of
American 5000 bales; from Savannah
and Ch0rIeatOn Nav oh;p,,ootc n, T..