The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-06
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SALEM, QREaoH. June e5.-,1o tie Sec
rcsary Of Var. al Wushinyton: In regard
to the outlaws now in the custody Of tho
United States military authorities, I
most respectfully request that those who
now stand indicted in the Circuit Court
OF jackson County. Oregon, for the
crime OF murder, and who are not amena-
Ole to military execution, be delivered to
the civil authorities OF this State, for
trlai and punishment. If they hive
legal defence. based either upon amnesty
or denial OF guilt, let the defence be-
pleaded before the proper tribunal.
tSigned,) L. F. GROVER,
PoRT HOPE. CANADA, June 5.-Len.'s
circus train ran of the track. A mum.
Der of animals we're injured, one man
killed and another fatally hurt.
San FRANCISCO, June 5,-A tornado
prostrated the New York and New Or
leans circus. Great panic, but no one
fatally hurt.
ST. Louis. June 5.-The remains Of
Leo Hudson, the actress, will be taken 20
Baltimore.
Mrs. Fire, whose husband assaiied
her. will probably recover. He pleade
insanity claims to be Captain Jack.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Returns indicate
the election Of A. NJ. Craig, the farmers
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme
Court, over Judge Lawrence, the present
Chief Justice, by majority OF about
1.500.
CINCrSSATI. June 5.-The New Jerusa-
lem Church tSwedenbore) has adjourned.
Rev. Mr.. H,nckly, Of New Orleans, read
two papers.
NEw York. June 5.-A youth. aged
eleven, end his mother were arrested to-
day, charged with the attempt to poison
the father. The youth confessed.
A man was arrested in Brooklyn for
fatally beating his wife.
Attendance at the stock exchange
slight; most OF the brokers gone to the
yacht race; transactions in Southern
States 800. 600; generally steady. The
Government sold So. 600, 900 in gold to-
day, mostly Mt fraction under l8.
Specie shipments to-day S132. 900.
one OF the editors Of the Herald. was
robbed of large amount of iewelry yes-
terday.
The funoral OF the widow of DR.. Valen
tine Mott. this morning, was largely at.
tended.
A vast crowd visited the yacht race.
Weather favorable, but hot aud little
breeze.
The Court OF Appeals sustain the Su-
prame Court vi the State in Stokes case.
Unless Governor Dix irterferes, Stokes
hangs.
The steamer Frolic hailed off Sandy
Hook, to-day. with the rescued crew Of
the Polaris. The Frolic hns been c,rderel
direct to Washington.
Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted
Masons. today, proceeded with the con-
slderation Of the proposed new constitu.
ton. Among the amendments adopted
was one providing that the warrant of a
lodge can be surrendered only when there
cannot be found among i!s members
seven qualified brethren desirous of
retaining the same. An unafliliated
Mason shall not be allowed to visit any
lodge, or join Masonic procession. or
| receive Masonic relief or burial. No
member shall be permitted to sever his
connection from lodge, Of which he is
member, until he shall present ticket
from warranted lodge that he has peti-
toned for membership therein.
SAVANNAH, June 5.-The bark Mo-
march, from Doboy for Liverpool, was
wrecked off st. Andrews Sound, on the
3lst ult. The captain, his wife, the first
mate. the carpenter and four seamon, at
tempting to reach shore in life boat,
were drowned. The second mate and
eight seamen remained aboard the bark.
and were rescued by the steamer Sender.
Of Brunswick.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The Iudians
scalped man in Kansas.
Reports that cholera prevails III this
city are entirely untrue
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Tne steam
ship Illinois, the fourth Of the American
line. will be launched Friday, June G.
Wilson, packing box manufacturer.
decamped with $50. 900 borrowed money.
He fell into gambling habits.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Civil Ser.
vice Board adjourned to October.
The President, the Secretary OF the
Interior and General Sherman had a
consultation to-day on the Modoc aucs-
ton. This was the first formal consulta-
ton on the subject by the officers of the
government, and preliminary steps were
taken to determine the point at issue.
namely. what shall be done with the Mo.
doc prisoners. In the first place, it
seems to be the understanding that the
Secretary OF the Interior has no power of
direction in the premises; or. at least, he
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