The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-06

Of Bb.s rsGisSa f,FaSi1 YmsfSs Bi fas isHS% ''G1
the deatt oos bid Mite, lHsas.ehpted to
but failed. Subsequently 'TSsy Tisited
her bedside one. ! hight, and Spsnu
ohoked her with a. eplox. line, while
Susan Eberhart held . bandt eIobief In
her mouth. They .fsd tb AlSbena We're
reoapturei and bs4pgbL!bhSk to ae1rgis,
tried and convicted. Spsan vs, hung
on the 25th of April. .ThS cttoGSd tGd Il Il!
tendance atj the ,a4scuHbd iiSss, .lhali;
bali were 1ekf5es. ina a3.sn D. tsiss '%Eits
women attended, y :4hh: Was iperfeo.ly
cool. and died without q ,stf9egle. ~
DIXON. Ill, May 8. The iron bridge
gave way, to-day, with boo persons, in
Guiding many wonensl who we're witheas,
ing baptism. Thirty / 70 dead bodies
were recovered; twehtt four of the res.
oued wore Injured --Home fatally. It is
feared Others are under the ruins
Bodies were fopud six miles below. The
lost foots mp nbout nins'y. u, .I
killed John tahg, to prevent Lane's
marriage with SerIiner's 8 Sister.
SAN FRANo1sc0i May 5l-No demon.
stration on either side in the ls7a beds
Generals Davis. Hardee and Sohufeld
are inthe feld: Notniug will. be ddns
until the arrival Of the Fourth u fsptry
from Little Rock and five rfoops or
cavalry from Arizona. G.G'.i3.yC..
CrrY Or MEXICO. April, ~. y Press re,
ports OF the success OF the Rosecrapz Or
Plumb Railroad projects are contradict
tory. Diaries official report asserts that
the Government has rejscted the marrow
gauge offer, and CONSEQUENTLY Roseoranz
Government. Diarie is known, to be in
the Plumb interest," The in poltution OF
coffee frnmi Mexico to the United States
is beginning to aasnme. large, propor.
tions. Merchants exp pect great. ndvan-
Fages .ffotn the line Of steamera tb be
established between Vera Ornz and New
Orleans.
Congress is discussinng amendments Is
the Constitution mekipg fui ther refor mob.
Gangs OF workmen; on Ithe Texas aud
Pacific Railroad have reached Ell Paso.
The Associated Press Of The 'dspitol
proposes to establish an asylum for sui
perannuated ana lihdigant j5urnaIists.
NEW YORK. May 5!-Mernbsfs ,of the
Darien expedition vers on the steamer
Ehey having surveyed a praos|ISdtSSssiss rouie
for canal, which will be .duiy, twenty,
elght miles long, uia the Atsato, DOGMA.
DO and Nipai Rivers, nt an estima ted .et.
penss OF 1000. 600. The 1oate in solvys
ast Iisase1.ns q. in5sS siah Leo rsoa,5u,t.
also some volunteers from l0Evefnor's
Island. who begged 70 be lakeu alopg,
left for the Madoo region yesterday.,
WAsH1NaToNi Hay {. 5.L3enefsls Sher.
tnan and Howardtestify before the 4 me,
fican and British Mixed Commission.
that Columbia, 8. O., was not fred b.;
order or by Federal soldiers! l.Llf.5l,
PRINCETON, IND. MAJ t.-An excur-
tion train hence to Mount, Csrmsl, III,
(plunged down an eight foot embank.
raents and turned the cars bottom up. A
number were seriously and some fatally
hurt. .'.i T.i'-7' :"
New Yonk, May,6-Aveniug.-Paoitlo
mail stock fqotuated widely; tho last
quctstio was 52j
A decision in tha Stakes case is OK.
peoted tomorrow. It is believed it will
be adverse to Stokes.
A. Q. White, broker, Is dead.
In the suit Of the people of rthe State
OF New York against James a. 1ngsr.
sou, Judge Hardin presiding. in special
soA"s ~ "NtCu III WoS Q9ClQeQ tlRt the
demurrer intarpnsed by the defendant.
that the people Of the State had NO right
OF action. unless the County OF New
York was made . party. either as plain
TIL or defendant. an appeal was taken to
the general term, and Justice Ineraham
to-day delivered an opinion sustaining
she demurrer. This il the famous ring
shit for $4,000. 600. in which Tweed.
Connolly & 90. are involved.
The game between the MutuaIs Of
New York and Baltimore was won by the
latter, by six to six.
DIXON. LII, May 5.-Every house
IN the city is in mourning. Several more
OF the injured have died. Derrioks are
being erected to lift the wreck, when the
full loss OF life will be ascertained. It is
thought many persons from the country
around, not reported among the missing,
will swell the loss terribly. The bridge,
torn and broken, hangs from the piers,
and is on appalling sight in itself. At
each end, men, women and children were
crushed into the river, while at the North
end, where the loss OF life was the great.
est. the bodies were held firmly TO the
bottom of the river in net. work of iron.
Mrs. Daniel Cheney, who, it was feared,
was fatally injured, is now better. C!hap.
Mnrrav ho6 fro