The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-30
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eHected arrangements 30 that work will
not have to be suspended on the Texas
and Pacific Road, although he he, was
crsh!e 70 close successfully negotiations
for sale of bonds. :.
BAnr1MoRE. October 28.-At Pimlioo
the Osteroid colt won the mile race for
two year olds-time, 1.57Ii. Chicka-
biddy won the first and Bessie Lee the
second and third of the two mile heats
time. 4.05%. 406>a, 4.061a. Six
started. Werodao won the first and
Artist won the second and third heats
OF the consolation race-mile heats
time, 1.57. LOG, 2.00Ia. In the steeple
chase six started. Duffy led off and
won the race. At the fourth leap Vic
tor bolted and left the field. George
stumbled and threw his rider, Gsffoey,
who imm ediately remounted. coming in
third.
CHEYENNE. October 29.-The Modoc
captives passed here yesterday, en- route
to Fort MoPherso, =, where they vii! be
quartered, instead of Fort D. A. Russell
NORFOLK, October 29.-The amateur
concert by the church choirs. ut the
| Opera Heuse, yielded handsomely for
Memphis and Shreveport.
| PHILADELPHIA, October ON. De-
vereaux, of Charleston. contributes
10, 900 feet of lumber to the centennial
celebration.
Fort DENNlsoN, TEXAS, Octo tor 20 i.
Lieut.. Qnimby, here from Fort Richard
son, reports the Indians very hostile
Several murders have been committed.
A family living near Ouaohita WAS
butchered. The settlers fed to the
ranches, where they wero besieged Two
companies have left Fort Richardson for
| their rescue. The Indians are believed
to be Comanches.
CINCINNATI, October 2O-Four coal
boats, with 100000 bushels OF coal,
were sunk to-day, by collision with q
pier OF the bridge; the bridge was
shaken. The foating wreck knocked
hole in the steamer Grand L,ke.
HALIFAX, October 29.-The schooner
| Maud, with nll.hands, is reported lost at
Isle La Norte.
SHREVEPORT. October 29.-Four yell
low fever deaths yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, October 29.-It is an
nounced that several railroads will re-
duce salaries from the President down
ten per cent.
MOBILE. October 29.-rhere was u
heavy frost. with ice, this morning.
Absentees may return sufely.
SALT LAKE, October q. A sanguinary
light took place yesterday among band
OF Indians encamped on Jordan River,
who had become maddened with liquor
sold them in this city. Guns, kpives
and bludgeons were used. One Indian
was killed instantly nnd several wound.
Cd The inhabitants in the vicinity of
the encounter were obliged to stand
guard over their houses to protect their
families. Business prospects are more
encouraging, with better feeling.
SYRACUSE, N. T., October GA fire
broke out in Canastota. last night, which
was quelled this morning after burning
over six acres, destroying hotels, thirty
two dwellings and between forty or fifty
places of business, or Offices. The total
loss is estimated by insurance agents at
$3.50, 900; total insurance 800, 900. The
ire was undoubtedly the work of an in
csndiary. The business portion of the
town is all destroyed, except Beecher
block. Citizens OF Canastota held o
meeting tonight and passed resolutions
inviting the pecuniary aid of tho chnri-
table everywhere.
SAVANNAH, GA, October 20.-A spo-
clal from Dainbridge suys the situation
cannot be reported more favorable. All
the cases heretofore reported dangerous
will prove fatal. Five new cases are re-
ported. Ex-senator Bruton, very pro-
minent citizen, died to-day, of fever. If
the death rate increases, there will be
somo difficulty in burying the dead.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 29.-Ice last
night.
a fire in Americus, Mon,lay night,
destroyed lnrgc portion of the business
part OF the town; loss S31, ,00O
Tho Masons Of Augusta sent $4OO to
Memphis and Shreveport.
bale Of cotton, which was sold for
5000, TO- tie Memphis sufferers, has
been rcdonated aud shipped to Balti-
more, where it will again be sold for tue
same object.
NEW York. October 29.-Judge Baue-
dict decides, in the Taintor case, thnt
the evidence by the defence, TINT Tain.
tor acted by the advice of the president
and directors Of tho bank. is inadmissi-
bic. Taintor is the defaulting cashier
Of the Atlantic Bank.
The question Of new missionary bish-
ops has been referred to the House of
Bishops, to report ut the next meeting.
A letter from Cohoes, N. Y, says, be-
fore the winter sets in, thousands will