The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-02

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Monresa, id the province of Barcelonn,
at the head Of q band of 2OQd CsslistG:
His wife accompanies him Fh6 pafifsts
continue to burn railway atatione. using
petroleum to facilitate their operations.
They have also torn up a arailrohpk track
and destroyed the telegraph wires ut
several points within the past few days.
Their military operations, however, have
been much restricted by the activity of
the Government troops. The Govern
ment is banguine that the inaurrectibn
will soon be entirely suppressed.
a telegram from .Cerevera, In. the.
province OF Lerida, near the line Of
Barcelona, announces THAT the troops
fonso.s band before reported in that
vicinity. g.. ca:A o7a 81 trlHA N''9!f
vienna, May LA special states that
the Prince Of. Wales, accompanied By
Prince Arthur. Visited the 'e1ppsition
building, yesterday. There are !. over
10000 loads Of articles yet to be unladen
for the exposition, only 200 of which can
be unladen per day; and it will be the
end OF June before the exhibition will
be in full show. The opening ceremo.
MES will be devoid Of military display.
At meeting of the American exhibitors,
at Vienna, yesterday, great indignation
was expressed at the fact that the late
commissioners had left no list of exhi-
bitors, nor the plan Of arrangement OF
places for American exhibitors. Every.
thing American is in confusion. The
exhibition managers. however, are af.
fording all fRhditiea for tha classification
OF American goods. .il.j s5j
ROME, May lin consequence of the
adverse vote OF the Chamber Of Depu-
ties on an appropriation for the nrsenal
at Toronto, the Ministers rendered their
designations, which have been accepted,
and announcements made OF the states
men TO whom the formation Of q new
Ministry will bo entrusted.
VIENNA, May 1.-The worlds exhibi.
ton was ihangurated this afternoon, by
the Emperor of Austris, with imposing
ceremonies. In the presence Of vast as
semblage ofpeople, from all paris of the
earth. The proceedings began with en-
address from Archduke Charles to the
Emperor, ,eongratnlatihg his Majesty on
the aqspicious event. aud asking him to
pronounce the. exhibition open. The
Emperor replied briefly. expressing his
satisfaction at the completion OF tha pre-
parations for the great work, and then
formally declared the universal exhibi.
ton OF 1873 opened, ? 3el..-@,--..,ls 3 y .Fls
'. ,Aw.ritan 1at.er..
CHARLKsroN, May 1.---Arrived- Steam.
ship Metcedita. Boston. -.
ST. Lours. April 80.-A special from
Lafayette, Indiana. says .honse aitnated
some 4tyo mile. South nf>>tha tnun NJ
Otis, was burned. Saturday night, and 4
man named Kiees, seventy years old. his
daughter and Ave children perished ia
the flames. VI
A Times special, from Decatur, Ill.,,
states that last week, willis a family
named Cooper; living twelve miles from
Decatur, were attending the funeral Of a
son, they loft the house in charge OF a
Mrs. Metcah and two children. Tie
children betoming hungry, Mrs. Metoaif
gave themso milk taken from vessel
in the pantry and drank some herself.
Short)y'hfter they were seized With yio.
lent parofy5ms Of pain, and when the
family returned from the funeral they
were aimost in the agonies of death. A
physician vas Immediately summoned
who succeeded IN relieving the children,
but Mrs. Metoalf died. Investigation
proved that Mics Cooper lad put q large
quantity OF strychnine in the milk to
Kill mice, and when she saw the result Of
her carelessness, she was so shocked
".-s ~NNSA $50 40 upoPniAo Oh Ots
Iowa CRY, Iowa, April 3O.-At 6
o'clock, this morning, fire broke out in
Market Hall, in the third story, and the
falling walls buried five persons-Ro
Love, W. P. Doty, F. Valkringer, Mr..
Hart and Geo. Andrews. Love died in
half an hour; Andrews, colored boy,
will not live; Mr.. Hart, a university law
student, from Oomanche, Iowa, will not
survive; the others had limbs broken
not serious. The loss OF the property is
about 800, 900; insurance s12. 600. There
Was rain storm at the time, else the de.
sstruction OF property would have been
immense.
PROVIDENCE. R. l.. April 30.-A fire
broke out this evening in the Dunnell
building, in Canal street, owned by the
Dunnell Manufacturing Company. The
building was saved. The damage to
contenta by fire and water were from
$4,000 to $4,000, mostly covered by
insurance. "'s
CHAnbEsrox, s. G., May 1.-The
Chamber Of Commerce passed a. resolu,
tion, declaring it due to the credit and
good faith of the people. and to the