The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-22


suffrage; his term Of Office to be Eve
years. The Senators will be chosen by
the States deputies, to be elected by uni
versaf suffrage.
CoNsTANTINoP1E, June 21.-The re-.
port. that the Sultan is seriously i'll, is
without foundation. Gregory Aristurchi
has been appointed Turkish Ambassador
at Washington, in place Of Blacque, re-
signed.
PARIS, June 21.-Executions have
been issued against the goods OF Gustave
COur5et, and they are to be sold to as.
sist in defraying the expenses incurred
in reconstructing the Vendome column.
American Matters.
PHnADELPH1A, June 20.-The excite
ment attending the finding Of the two
children who we're missing since Wednes-
day in closet in an. unoconpied house
still increases: At o pos, n,orleDa eIanoi-
nation this afternoon It was clearly show3,n
that the dead onild had not been ra-
viehed.. She died of suffocations Her
stomach revealed the fact that she had
eaten nothing for nearly forty.eieht
hours. This goes to strengthen the opi-
nion of some that the little ones had
stayed into the house land accidentally
locked themselves up'in the closet; but
the testimony OF Officer Dinaef and
others is to the effect that on Thursday
afternoon they made a search OF the
house and the children we're not there at
sha. time. The ooroner's physician says
the bruises on the knees, hips and ell.
bows Of Annie Ragan are easily account
ed for. They might have been caused
by the chiid's own effort to get out of the
closet, or inflicted by Maggie ATulvay,
who, when found, was sitting on the
dead body OF her companion. Maggie,
when taken from the place OF confine.
ment, made the remark, IA woman took
me to the country for gum doll baby,
and when got back man put me in
the closet" at this time the child WAS
laboring under great mental excitement,
and the statement!is not credited.
= CINoiNNATI, June 21.-Three deaths
Thursday. and three Friday from cho-
lera,
SAN: :FRASo1aoo, June 2I.-Jndge G. T.
Hayden. OF Arizona, left Camp Mcdowell
May24 With party of four Americans
and three Mexicans, to prospect along
Salt River. They had eight .days' pro-
visions only. Nothing has since been
heard Of the party, and it is feared they
have been murdered by the Apache In
dams.
New YORK. June 21.-Meacham's re-
port OF the Modoo fighting states that
during the war, the Modocs killed. and
wounded about three soldiers for every
warrior in their force, as the time num-
beripg not more than sixty five, and that
during the first three days. fight this
band not only held out against 800 troops,
armed with every appliance of modern
warfare, but kept passage open for re-
treat, which even the Warm Springs IN
dian scouts could not close. Meacham's
idea OF the best policy for the future is,
that oil tribal lines be abolished; that the
Indians be made amenable to the laws.
and be placed on the same footing with
other murderers.
MILWAUKEE,, June 21.-Eight bodies
have been recovered from the Miohi-
CANINE fire; others are missing. People
refuged in the lake.
TORONTO, June 21.-Fires are swee.-
ing the woods. The Inter. Colonial Rail
way is suffering. The loss to she railroad
contractors is heavy.
WASHINGTON. June -Michigamme
City, Marquette County, on Lake Snpe-
rlor, was yesterday destroyed by fire,
which caught from burning woods
around the plaoe. It was an iron mining
town, and contained some GOO inhabit-
- ho' 1A0obS Iuo OuAiOlUSS Ou(ueu WRS
the mill OF Jackson Houghton, Just
equipped at on expense of $4,000 at
the Spur mine, two barns and num-
Der of log houses were burned. The
heat 80 warped the rails of the Mar
qnette, Houghton and Ontonagon Rail
road as to render the passage Of cars i'm.
possible. In certain places, tile tele-
graph poles have been burned, and the
wires are lying down along the track.
Several cases OF oholeratic diarrhma
have appeared here.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-All the par-
ties arrested on tho charge OF maltreat-
ing the t-c little girls were discharged
this evening. No signs of the kind of
violence at first suspected we're found.
PoTTsvrLLE, June 2l.-Forty houses
were burned and ono child killed, yes.
terday. The Minersville and st. Clair
Hose Company, coming to the rescue,
made four miles on foot in sixteen mi.
nntes. Several fremen were injured by
falling walls. Loss $3.50, 900.
BRENHAAr. Texas. juno 21.-The daily
rains for the past month have nearly
rnined the crops in this country. The
planters are unable to keep down tho