The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-12
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view with Mayor Stoksly. to-day, for
the purpose OF ascertaining what GOULD
be done to provide employment for the
thousands thrown out of work. He ex.
pressed qualification at being consulted,
and recommended that petition should
be addressed to the councils, when q
committee would bo appointed to take
! action. Much outdoor work could be
provided, but he said there was no ne
oessity for supplying work to those ac-
customed to indoor work.
New YORK. November 11.--Royal
Sammis, Randolph Sammis. aud other
persons implicated in the Kelsey case,
were arraigned at Jamaica, L. l., to-
day, and discharged from custody.
STAYNoR, ONTARIO, November H.
A fire here this morning destroyed the
North eastern Railway station, Ran
dolph's aaw-mill and lumber yard, Sum
merfiela's hotel, and four houses, caus-
ing total loss of about 5000, 600.
WAsu1NaToN, November 1l.-The
seizure Of the Virginius on the high
seas and tho slaughter of Ryan and his
companions, wns discussed in tho Cabi.
net, but no conclusion has transpircd
General Bnrrlrs rsanuounccme eut that the
patriots died with composnre seems to
sooth the authorities into inuctiou.
Probabilities For the Southern
States, South westerly winds and in.
Gre ising cloudy weather.
MONTGOMERY. November 11.-rhe
Alabama State Fair hns been indefinite.
ly postponed, in consequence of the
st,ingcncy of the times E
The board of health has again pub.
lished that all fever apprehension il nj
al end. No new cases for several
| days, and bnt few deaths in the past
ten days, aud they were old cases
SALT LAKE. November 1l.-Matthew
Kinney, engineer Of the Central Pacific
Railroad. was fatally shot by Il negro
PHILADELPHIA, November IL -rh,
| women's centennial ward committees
completed the necessary arrangements
for their projected tea party at the Aca
demy, on the 18th of December, the an
nlversary of the Boston tea party. The
different States will DO represented by
tables-the ladies Attending upon the
tables being required to dress in The
Martha Washington style, with cap,
kerchief. &c.
New YORK. November 11.-Henry d.
Larmcs, Cashier of the Security Bank.
has disappeared; $40, 900 short.
A change in the presidency Of the
Panama Railroad is proposed
Battershnll & Co., tea merchants.
have failed; their business was million
yearly.
The Aldermen of Brooklyn have
placed $4,000 to the credit of the
street repairers. enabling them to re-
employ the recently discharged labor.
ers. The tailors compromised on five
per cent.
| CHARLESTON, November 1l-Arrivel
Steamship Ashland, Philadelphia.
| NEW YORK, November 1l-Tho
Cubans hell private meeting ut Lh.
residence OF General Qucsn1a, las,
night, to consummate plans for "a now
expedition. It is now thought it will
be ready to sail before the end of this
mo nth.
CHICAGO. November 11.-Coutny re.
turns are now all in The farmers have
carried 81 Counties; Republicans IL;
Democrats IS; aud in II there we're no
party issues.
New York, November 10. The Fede.
raj Council of the International Work
ingmen's Association adopted memo
rial to President Grant last night, asking
for an extra session of Congress, for the
purpose OF pPoviding ways and means
to meet the present iinaucial and lubo,
crisis.
a bale of cotton was sold at auction,
to-day, for the benefit of the Memphis
and Shreveport sufferers. ut GGia GEMS
per ponnd, bringinging $500 for the en-
tire bale.
MEEpIIs, November 1.-The streets
have resumed their ante-fevcr appear
ancc. Two yellow fever deaths yester.
day and five new cases
INDIANAPOLIS, November IL The
Merchants Exchnnge appointed a com
mittco Of ten to present the claims OF
the people of the Mississippi valley for
national nil in improving the outlets tn
the ocean. The committee asks the co
operation Of the leading cities in th.
Mississippi valley.
| BOSTON, November 1.-THE post.
master Of f.! Dorado, Arkansas, has been
arrested here. charged with cmbezzle.
| ment.
CHICAGO. November lin tho bill.
lard tournament, Dion beat Snyder in
the three-ball oarom, 400 to 272. Ubass,
beat Bessingcr 400 to 19S.
PATTERSON, N. j., November l1.-A
collision occurred on the New York and
Oswcgo Midland Road, near Hancock.
The engineer, firemen and lady las.
senger were killed.
KNOXVILLE, November 1.-THE strik-