The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-04
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%f fIt0NDoN. November 8.--A telegrum
( s.5.sssSsIss 50 .tsiae Times says thu
insprgents, hare. arrested q Prussan
snbieot.. Gfr&nd, and refuse to surrender
him on theJdeman1 tof' the Z German
y Oonsnf; declaring that he Is d spy from
Madrid. A serious complication with
the German Government is probable.
PANAMA, October 25.-The Cove rn-
ment forces have driven the rebels
away. The Federal steamers Benioin
and Pensacola have ffty on the sick
list from intermittent fever. contracted
while on shore.
LONDON. November. 8 The conti.
mental banks have again raised their
rates OF discount. g ., i. -.
PAnAMA, October 25.AThe Slar and
Herald says Honduras has at last fallen
into such deplorable condition OF sus.
Pestoc morssisy. disczedit and admins
trative anarchy, that theS other Central
American States have come 60 she con.
clusion to unite and divide her territory
among them. ...5
There was slight shock of earth
quake at Panama and across the Isthmus
TO Aspinwall on the evening of the 18th.
The people were much frightened. bnt
there was no disaster.
From Valparaiso, Chill, it is learne
that eleven persons have been killed
and injured by the accidental explosion
the national independence at Angolor,
September 18.
MADRID, November 3.-40O troops
left Cadiz on Saturday, for Havana, to
reinforce the Spanish troops operating
against the Cuban insurgents. Several
Carlist bands were defeated and scat
tered by the Republican troops during
Saturday and Sunday.
TeleRrnphic-Americ Matters.
DRY GOODS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FAIL.
UREs AND PAN1CKY RUMoRs s-RRDUO
TIoNs IN NwAaRs-sTRIKRs-s SHORT TINE
FAMILY PoIsoNED-MACoN FAIR
z GonED TO DEArH-THE TURF-YELLow
FEvER-MURDER By TREsPAssERs DIS
OHARaR OF LARGE NUMBERS OF OPERA.
TIvRs-nRoRTAT1oNo OF FOREIGN CHEAP
LABoR-DROUBLRs NIT DIR LAGER
,.MSWEDpINa UP IN A BALLOON
THE LOUISIANA OUTRAGES-LMPoRT-
y MET OPERATIONS CONFESSION
~ F-PAWNgRpKERs THRIVING STEAMSHIP
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Steamships Flag, Boston; Charleston,
Nav York; sohooners Helen Augusta
and Florence Rogers. New York; Ohus.
Morford, Baltimore,
MICHIGAN CRY. IND. October 90
haud E.Daion ooaH fuonfv cnopkLo
died yesterday, and the coroner's Jury
decided that she died from poison, ad-
ministered by the hands of some person
unknown to the jury. Suspicion rests
on Lewis Jackson, colored, i've weeks
out of the Northern Indiana peniten-
tiary. The poison was administered in
tea, at breakfast, yesterday morning,
and there are now lying sick in the hcnse
Dan Smith, colored, and his wife. white;
Mrs. Olta and her daughter, white,
mother of the deceased child.
NEW YORK, November 1.-Wall street
opened this morning in panic, 80 fur
as speculative shares are concerned,
lowest prices on record for many years
having been reached. The street was
flooded with rumors of mercantile
failures, but these were not verified, and
when it became known that many of the
reports in reference to CIaflin & Go.
were. grossly exaggerated. aud that firm
had informed the associated banks that
they needed NO assistance from them,
there was much better feeling uli
round and prices advanced more rapidly
than they had fallen. The great gaiu by
banks and the comparatively few defaults
on November interest also accounted for
the improved feeling. At the close this
evening. the feeling in financial circles
was much improved. The fluctuations
in stock wers rapid and the transaotions
increased in volume, notwithstanding
the dullness Of Saturday afternoon.
Inquiry among dry goods dealers to-
day showed their transactions are very
light. Dealers are not encouraged to
press business, and sales are confined to
the slight wants of the current trade.
The failure of Hoyt. Sprague & Co. has
had q depressing effect. and rumors set
afoat about Olafin & Co., have sufficed
to bring the dry goods trade almost
to standst;ll. One dealer said to. day
that ,slaughtering was about the only
thing now taking place. This dcarth Of
trade, 1t is thought, will continue until
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