The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-30

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There we're numerous ;5ias' assaiassiai Siasii among
running away of horses, faiiiug sta nds
and thg pressure of the Rfeht crowd.
Three persons we're BILLED aHd several
seriously injured. ,f,f.,,.,,
MADRID, Nay %. Letters from, Oar.
thagena report disturbances acfew days
since on board the Spanish frigates Vic.
toria. and Almapsa. stationed at the naval
arsenal. The ring-leadecs were promptly
arrested and placed in close confinement,
when order WIS restored. Z
MILAN, May 29.-The funeral OF Mon.
zionI, the poet and historian, took place
today. Tie town was draped in mourn
ing. Prince Humbert and Duke Aosta,
ex,King Of ,Bpain. were among the pall.
bearers. 100000 we're in the streets to
witness the procession.
H9NDoN, msy 39.-Ths manufacturers
q Woiverhampton are importing iron
from The United States:
AmsrEsan Mas.sr..
SAN FRANonsoo, May. 2s.-Bo1us
Charley. Shack Nasty Jim. Hooker Jim
and Steamboat Frank, alters conf ference
with Gen. Davis ard ride through q
no5t3on Of the lava beds, have Been
furnished with Tour days ratiops.; Horses
and Springfield rifles and started on the
trail Of Captain Jack. The proposition
him, WITH thaea thaea Z irasst 81 his band Gen .
Davis ID satisRsdof their loyalty /. :"
N4W YoHK. May 29:-Three Spapish
friRates, are ID fhe harbor. ~! ::!,e. ~
Bockly L. Benton. the owner OF Park
Theatre, suicided, to-day; shot himself
through the heart. ,+f %
The Thermometer stood at eighty -four,
yesterday afternoon.
It is reported that the emigrant, ship
Edinbofgh Castle, which arrived at Que
bec. has ship fever aboard.
Judge MoCpe, of Brooklyn. demands
$3.50. 600 bail for the burglar McHaIpine.
recently captured by young lsdy: His
friends offered $50, 600, bns the Judge is
ine1orable. ~
-Rnssisn Minister Jewell expects to
leave for st. Petersburg early in June.
The horse malady has re-appeared in
the Brooklyn car stables. Twenty are
down and two dead.
The Tribune advises subscription for
the widow OF Gen. Candy, who died
'startle. one of Bonner's horses, to a
road wagon. over Fleetwood Course,
made the following time: Fret quarter.
34h; second, 33L; half, l7A: fastest
time, except Dsxter's.
i The Gold Exchange closes az 3 P. nj.
dnring June, July. August and septsm-
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= HA111MoREi May 29.-Yhe Assembly
adjourned to st. Louis, on the third
Ylursday in May next. oY .r:
=. 4gssEo, May ga heavy field of ice
was keep off the East end of=Autecosta.
ana heavy 1ce.bergs to the Southwest
1 DETROIT, May 29.-Ths boiler OF Ste
vens' shingle mill exploded, killing one
and fatally wounding fiye or sfx. The
building was demolished. t i'"". i'4'.!
!, WASHINGTON. May 29. Sherman re-.
turns to o-morrow. aaf.. '.i,-"
y The American and British Uommisston
resumes its sessions at Newport on the
a, French arohiteoctb is planning q
splendid s. hoter for the French legation
One result of the Roathaaster. Generals
recent visit Sdhth will probably be an
increase OF the postal oar service, Ores.
ven mas instructed his second essistant,
Gol. hontt, to direct @. J. French, Esq,
superintendent OF Railway Service for
Ing railways for the extension OF this
service. In accordance with the proyi.
eions OF the Aot of March 8 last. The
lines included are those between Atlanta
and New Orleans, ola West Point. Mont
somesy and Mobile; between Lonisyille
and Memphis between Louisville and
Oinelnnati, ola Covington; between
Bristol and Chattanooga. and hetwaan
Nashville and Chattanooga. The cars
are to be forty feet and tie service sin.
gle daily. The mails are to be adjusted
on the basis OF weights, taken after June
30. 1873, upon the terms prescribed in
the ACT OF March last. Most of the
through Texas mails will hereafter be
forwarded by the new Missouri, Calves.
ton and Texas Railroad. Arrangements
haYe. been completed for sufficient
number Of postal cars, and an adequate
number OF postal clerks will soon be de-
tailed to complete the distribution of the
m bnlk OF the mail befors it's arrival in
Ie1as. In many parts of Texas, letters
Will hereafter reach their destination
one week earlier than at present, and in
most parts from twenty-four to thirty-six
hours sooner.
Probabilities-For the North west and