The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-07

appoiatses and subordinates: ooncedine o
the full and perfect right OF the en-.
ployees to accept or decline the terms
proposed.
The Knoxville and Ohio Railroad EN-.
|ployees having struok against reduc-
tten OF wages, the company has tempo.
rarily ceased all trains.
The representatives Of twenty South
ern Railroads met at Chattanooga, and
unanimously adopted resolutions affirm
ing tho justioe Of any reasonable reduc.
tion OF wages by the companies, reoog-
nizing the right of any employee to re.
fuse to work for the wages offered; con.
demnlng in the strongest terms, as
unlustitiable aud indefensible, all com
binatlons for the purpose of resisting
the rlghtful authority of any company,
by interfering with or attempting to in
tlmldate or injure others willing to work
Tor the wages Offered, pledging each
other, IN no case, to employ any one
discharged on account Of insubordina.
tion or combination to stop the opera.
tions OF any road. by intimidation or
interference with others willing to
work, and promptly to inform each
other, by printed circular, OF all such
combinations, with tho names of the
parties engaged. All railroad compa-
MES IN the United States are invited to
cooperate.
The GOAL miners of the Coal Creek
and Careyville mines are on q strike
against the employment Of non.society
lnen. The miners are boisterous. A
train from Careyville. last night, going
by Coal Creek, encountered distractions
on the track, placed there by unknown
parties. The engineer discovered the
oDstructions IN time to avoid an acci-
dent.
TonoNTo, November 6.-The steamer
Bavarian. Of the royal mail line, bound
for Hamilton, with six cabin passen-
gers. took fire about 8 o'clock, last
night, fourteen miles from shore, oppo-
site Oshawa. The FIRE broke out in the
centre OF the boat, near the engine, and
the flames spread with great rapidity.
Three boats were Immediately lowered,
aud one OF them went adrift and was
lost. The passengers and crew got into
the other boats, one Of which contained
nine persons, including the pilot, the
ladies' mud and seven of the crew. The
other boat contained fifteen persons, in
Guiding the first and second mates, pur-
ser and two passengers. boy named
James Chase, Mr.. Parmenter, of To-
ronto, and five Of the crew. Both boats
reached the shore safely. There are
fourteen persons to be accounted Cor,
including Captain Carmichael, Mr.. Fen
nican, chief engineer, VIM. Spence, the
steward, and three lady passengers
Mrs. Hubbard and daughter, of Brock
vile, Miss Ireland, of Kingston-and
Mr.. Weir, Of Chatham. These were not
able to get into the boats.
MONTICELLO, N. Y, November c.
Sullivan County gives the Democratic
State ticket 700 majority; Democratic
gain of 244.
WASHINGTON. November 6.-The
President and Cabinet passed the day ut
Leesburg, in attendance upon the Lou
don County Fair.
Probabilities the South Atlantic
States, falling barometer, fresh North.
easterly winds, cloudy weather aud rain.
SELMA. ALA, November G-Gen W.
): Hardee, OF this city, died at Wythe.
vile, Va, this morning. His remains
will be brought to Selma.
TciegraphIc-Con,me reports.
PARIS, November 6.-Rentes 57f. zoe.
LIVERPOOL, November G-Noon.-
Cotton fiat and rregular-npands 81
0S3s: Orleans 5000; sales 1O, ,O0I
bales; speculation and export 2,OO0;
buyers Offering 1l6 less for arrivals
sales of uplands. on the basis OF eood
ordinary, s.. ed in November und
December. S : ditto, to be delivered
in December dJlnuary. i l-lG; ditto
shipped in october AMI November, S
sales Include s. 400 bales of American.
8 30 P. M.-Uplands $685.; Or
lcHns9.
LIVERPOOL, November 6-Eveuins.
upiands, on buss Of good or
dinury. shipped in December nnd Janu
airy, 1-lG; ditto, low mid,liing, to bt
delivered in December, Sis.
New York. November 6-Noon.-
Gold opened at 67zss; now Gl4. stocA,
quiet and weak. Money l-32 aud inte.
rest to l.l6 and interest. Exchange
long 5i.; short S. Governments dnl
and lower. State bonds quiet aud 10 wer
Cotton unsettled and nominul; sales g.
bales s-uplands l3a4; Oreans IL; fu
lures opened as follows: November Is
1875 December 13, l3 SIG; Januar,
IL l-lG, 1917; Februaly 1898, 13ad
March l324, II 3.l6; april l3 1882
14l4. Flour dull and dropping. Whea
~, inf Il