The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-18

was arrested sa one NJ fha acCsesotfes.
AtsHrneJ.G GAp4sAls 3 CofnelEs 3 sOfE Mime.
sofa, was introduced to the Oohrt by
Attornay General Clarke. Rnd it Is
thong ghS3 that sshe lwiliabe allowEd to ap:
nAAr'fnr the prisonera. with Gov Austin
and Hon. Wp. Lachren as oounsel. The
Oonrt then, adjourned till morning.
Reil, the man ,:bo made himself 80 pro.
minene in the half-breed rebellion, will
arrive there tomorrow. having been
summoned as a witness. He is said to
be guarded by 500 half-breeds, well
s:::oa, ard h!rnIsh=4 is expected, ,.;s be
enters the town. Tue Canadian party
will brand him as a murderer, behaving
caused the death of Thomas SCOTT, and
declare that it is disgrace for him to
appear in Court as witness. There ere
parties here who have sworn to shoot
him on sight.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE re-
port of the Treasurer of the Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows shows tho re-
ceipts to be $1,000; expenditures
$38, 900.
NEW ORLEANS. September ia
Picayune special says the Rio Grande
has overfowcd its banks, for the htst
time since 1869. The plaza in the city
OF Camargo is flooded. From Browns
vile to the Gulf is an uubroken sheet of
water. The cotton crop is destroyed.
Governor Davis, of Texas, directs
strict quarantine against New Orleans.
GRAND HAVEN, MICH September IT.
Further details of the Ironsides disaster
have been obtained from passengers
and others. The laet boat did not leave
in time to get far enough from the
steamer before she went down, and was
drawn into the whirlpool aud swamped.
The first boat which left the steamer,
containing majority of the ladies, was
capsized, and only one of the passen-
gers succeeded in reaching the shore.
The second aud third boats reached the
shore. Eighteen bodies have been reco-
vered. Seven remained unclaimed, who
have been deceL .ly buried.
LOUISVILLE, September 17.-R. NJ
Morgan. bearing letters from Morgan's
Sons, of New York, swipdled the Farm
ers' and Drovcrs' Bank of $4,000, aud
the Western German Savings Bank of
$500.
MINNEAPOLIS, September 17.-In the
case OF the kidnappers Of Lord Gordon,
at Manitoba, true bills were found.
Those pleading guilty were sentenced
to twenty-four hours imprisonment.
Fletcher, who plead not guilty, was re-
leased on $4,000 bail. Gordon is in
close confinement. on two warrants
from Scotland and England, for forgery
aud larceny.
LITTLE Rock, September 17.-Yellow
fever is reported in the small towns in
Northern Louisiana. Ten circus men
died at Vernon. La.
NEW ORLEANS. September ia pri.
vate despatch. from Shreveport reports
the death Of Rev. Father Quemerois,
aud the serious illness of Rev. Father
Pierre. There are now telegraph ope-
rotors in Shreveport.
NEW YORK, September 17.-.The
United States Consul ut Bremen is dead.
lie had consumption.
Sprague, Treasurer of Brooklyn, has
been released in $50, 900 bail.
"a. 600 were subscribed this morning
for Shreveport.
The Scotia brought Charles Brad.
laugh, the English ag,tator, August Bel
mont and over $500. 900 in specie.
BALTIMORE. September 1.-THE lost
report of Grand Sire Logan has been
received, aud has been ordered printed.
Tue report reached New York yester.
day. by the Ocean Qaeen.
ROCHESTER, September 17.-.An
open boat on Luke Ontario capsized,
with two gentlemen and three ladies.
One man and one woman were saved.
The party belonged here
LOUISVILLE. September 17.--Morgan,
the forger. got on the Indianapolis
train, last night, ut 1870 o'clock. The
cashier and book keeper Of the Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank were in the same
cur. looking for him. When tho train
was 300 yards North of Jetfersonville,
Morgan was Recognized by the cashier,
and running through the car, he
jumped from the platform while the
train was in motion and escaped. The
police aud detective officers from this
city and Jeffsrsonville are searching for
him.
CHICAGO, September ia mile of
lumber yards is burning. There is
high wind and considerable anxiety.
LATER -Four or five blocks, mostly
occupied by poor people, were burned.
The fire is now under control.
New YORK, September l7.-Dr.
Elisha Hnrris. Registrar of the New
York Board of Health and Secretary of
the American Public Health Association,