The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-27
Mormons was held here on Sundey, at
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for his defencp -
VIENNA, ma :2rhe King of the
Belgians has arrived and been received
by the. court with fitting ceremonies.
The King to day visited the Exhibition.
Amssie.n matters.
CHARLESTON, May 26. Arrived. II
Steamship Georgia, New York.
BRooKLYs. May 26.--A mother who
attempted to stop quarrel between two
youths. was killed by her sons pistol.
PHILADELPHIA. May 26.-A drunken
colored woman shot md killed her me-
phew.
ST. Louis. May 2e.-Thirty despera-
does took possession of Oaddo Station,
on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
road. Troops from Fort Gibson quelled
them.
New York. May 26.-Jeered and in
suited by crowd Of urohins. Johannes
Arata, an italian beggar boy, turned on
aud fatally stabbed one of them named
John Golden, aged nine, in Mulberry
street, last night.
The weather continued very warm all
night and this morning. Isaac Won
Fine was sun,struok and became insensi.
bic in Avenue D. yesterday This is the
first case Of the season.
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civil war certain to follow in Arkansas,
and considerable body of Federal
troops are required to restore order.
During the terrible thunder storm,
which swept over Long Island, on
Saturday, dozen German laborers,
while cutting asparagus at Fosters
meadow, were prostrated by the light
ming and two insta ntIy killed. Another
laborer was killed near Flushing. Large
trees along the entire track of the storm
were riyen and torn mp by the roots.
New YoRK, May .28.-Dr. Brown, for
attempted murder OF Gas Collector Cur.
ney, was sentenced to ten years inpri-
sonmens.
Five persona had their legs broken or
cut off by upsetting and falling of street
cars. yesterday
The body Of J. W. Wallack has or
rived.
The strike OF the carpenters for eight
hours vas not general. A committee
has been appointed to visit all the shops.
!he police are on the alert to prevent
interference.
BALTIMORE. May 26.-James Hooper,
Jr., OF Jules Hooper & Sons, shipping
merchants, is dead.
Mrs. Emma Mckee, who made an
unsuccessful attompt to shoot her unole,
O!wald Noack, wholesale boot and shoe
upper manufacturer, on the l4th OF May,
was more successful to day. Having
obtained warrant for the arrest of her
uncle, charging him with abusive con.
duct, she proceeded with the officer to
his place OF business. 146 West Balti-
more street, to identify him. The officer
made the arrest, and while coming down
STAIRS VIII bis prisoner, in company with
Mrs. Mckee, she suddenly drew double
oarreled pistol from under her shawl,
and Hired two shots-one ball taking
effect in his back and the other in the
calf OF his right leg. The wounds are
not necessarily fatal. Mrs. mckee was
SAN FRANo1soo, May 26.-Reports from
tairohild's state that Captain Jack is
North OF the Pitt River. country, with
twenty-five warriors, who say they will
die with their rifles in their hands. Gen.
Davis has ordered the troops to 20 in
pursuit OF the savages. Gen. Gillem
has been ordered to proceed to headquar-
ters OF his regiment at Benicia. Col.
Wheaton has been re-instated. It is
thought that half dozen Modocs we're
lately near the camp, waiting to aurren-
der: The saYages who are still free have
broken Into small bands. The move.
ments OF the soldiers will be made ac-
cordingly.
ONcINNATI. May 26.-One OF Friend
d Fox's paper mills, at Lakeland, Ohio,
was burned yesterday morning; loss
$40, 600; insured for S21, 900. of which
Sl8. 900 is in home companies.
HAVANA, May 26.-Price, the Herald
correspondent. is confined in Fort Ha.
vana. No one is allowed to communi.
cate with him. The charges on which
he was arrested nre still withheld. Gap.
tain. General Pieltain has ordered O'KeI-
~, the commissioner, now confined at
Santiago de- Cuba. to be brought to Hn-
vana, and he will probably arrive here
WAsnINaroN, May 25.-The ro mains
OF james W. Wallaok, the celebrated
actor, who died in sleeping car, below
Richmond. passed North, to-day.
The weatherjbureau has established
signal Office on Pixies Peak: s..
The special Indian agent sto Idaho re-.
ports two tribes of their reservation,
but says they seem pesoeably disposed.
The President has gone to Harrisburg
until Wednesday night.
The Attorney General has received o
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