The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-10


work. Mrs. Schiera drew q pistol and
went for Steamboat Frank, and Mrs.
Boldly drew a knife and dashed at
Hooker Jim. Gen. Davis interposed and
disarmed both the women, receiving in
the struggle slight wound in:the palm
of his hand, near the thumb, by the
knife in Mrs. Boddy's hand. The ga.
wages, during this scene, stood like sta
taes. They never spoke nor offered re-
sistanoe. 1t gals Captain Jack and hia
comrades in custody to see Hooker Jim
and Steamboat Frank travelling to and
fro. at will, and armed, at that. He does
not understand the consequences OF
turning States evidence. This after.
noon, he became greatly excited, and
gave vent to his rage in fiery oration.
he rose in his chains, with Sohonohin,
ana IN strong and imperative manner,
reclted his grievances. The purport OF
what he said is told by Scar-faoed
Charley. "He is mad," says Charley,
Ito see that the white men no treat us
ali alike" He also complained that
while IN the lava beds, portion of his
fellow-ooptives we're wanting in their
sympathies With Lim. An officer OF the
guard came in and compelled him to de-
sist in his wailing. There are now 49,
murderers under guard here.
WASHINGTON, June ga riot occurred
ut Fort Dodge, Iowa. The Marshal at
tempted to arrest saloon keeper for
selling liquor contrary to city ordinan ce.
Ihe saloon keeper was killed.
The engine, mail, express and baggage
car and a car freighted with fish, on Sun
gay tram, bound West, went into Elk
horn River, Omaha. One missing.
me passengers will be detained day.
Governor White, Of Maryland, re.
spited Hollohan to the first of August.
A pie baking establishment, on SulIi-
van street. New York, was burned. with
thirty horses. Loss $4,000. A mum.
Dor OF negro families lost their furniture.
A fire at Cincinnati DESTROYED 1,4OO
barrels Of coal oil, twenty-five freight
cars. and seventeen dwellings,, mostly
shanties. Loss Sl5O,OOO. The Gre
originated between South and Park
streets, in the yard of the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad. 100000 feet OF
lumber were burned.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, fresh South-easterly to South
westerly winds. and partly cloudy wea-
ther; for the Gulf States, East of the
Mississippi, light to fresh Southerly and
Easterl!y winds. generally cloudy weather
and rain areas.
Gen. Sherman goes to West Point to-
morrow.
Bowles Bros. &s Co., Paris bankers,
nave requested their creditors to meet in
Boston, on the 1lth instant. They ex.
pect to pay their debts with interest
within year, but a compromise alone
Wall save their entire property from being
absorbed by legal proceedings.
BAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-The pacing
race at Oakland, to-day, WAS won BIZ the
California horse Defiance, in three
straight heats, beating Dan voorhees, and
Longfellow. DetiGnce's best time,
Z.l9A. Dan Voorhees, was the fayorite.
NEW YORK, June 9.-At q meeting
under the auspices OF the Grand Lodge
OF Masons, at Masonic Temple, the fol-
lowing additional arrangements were
made regarding the proposed obscauies
IN this city on the arrival Of the remains
OF James L. Orr, late United States Mi
MISTER to Russia. Owing to the absence
from the city of General Charles Roome,
Grand Marshal of the Grand Lodge,
henry Clay Preston, Past Eminent
Grand Commander of the Grand Knights
Iemplar Of the State, was appointed
Grand Marshal of the procession. r.
w. Deputy Grand Master Thorne named
the following distinguished Masons as
pail bearers OF the funeral: Christopher
q. Fox, John l.. Lewis, Clinton F. Paige.
James Gibson, John II. Anthon, Isaac
Phillips, James Jonkinson, Nathaniel NJ
Waring, John J. Crane, Stephen H.
johnson, and Rov Robert Mccoy. The
funeral will take place on Thursday,
should the remians arrive on Tuesday; /;
and on Friday, if the remains arrive on
Wednesday.
CRY OF MEXICO. June 7.-Foster, the
new American Minister, arrived here on
the 9th ult.
The foreign priests who wero held in
custody have been expelled from the
country. the Government styling them
as pernicious foreigners. The American
Minister interfered in behalf of two ma.
turalized Irishmen, but President Lerdo
de Tegads refused to allow them to re-,
main. The arrest of these priests is
considered clear indication of the un-
Willingness of the President to protect
the church party. President Lerdo has
hitherto been considered as having 70
leaning in favor of the priests. Three
sick foreign priests we're allowed to re-
main temporarily, upon giving bnil to