The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-12
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LONDON, August '0.&RdMcYS are tSfir
rent In London Tonight that the steam.
ship Great Eastern has succeeded in re-
covering the Atlantic cable of 1865.
MUNICH, August 9.-King Ludwig
will visit the Vienna Exposition incog.
nito next week.
PARIS, August 9.-Inquiry by Go.
vernment officers proves that no case of
cholera has appeared in Paris this year
1t is rumored that Dafauer is to be
appointed PRECEDENT of the Council of
State.
TRIESTE, August o.-The statement
that On attempt was made yesterday to
assassinate Prince Hasyodar, of Mon
tenegro, is contradicted.
The cholera has entirely disappeared
from Vienna.
Telegraphtc-America Matters.
KANSAS CRY, No., August "a
Times special from Coffeyville, Ky,
snys information reached that place to-
day that the Cherokee Indians were
having n bloody war among themselves
OF Cody's Bluff, about thirty-fy miles
South Of them. The trouble grew out
OF On election held August 4, ii which
what is known as the Ross faction came
out ahead. The other two factions are
termed Independent and Downings.
All parties are determined, and the
probability is that there will be bloody
var yet. The latest report says that
about seventty-fye lnen of the Ross fac.
ton are laying quiet and awaiting or
ders. Their opponents declare their
determination to continue the fight.
OAzENoyIA, N. Y. August 9.-sIiss
Florence NATION and Charles J. Bcebc
were drowned near shore, while sailing
this afternoon, in Cazeno7ia Lake, the
boat having capsized.
NEW YORK, August "a despatch
from the Yellowstone expedition says
the command arrived at Yellowstone
River on the 10th Of July, and encamped
fifteen miles South of tie mouth of
Glendine Greek. AS soon as the troops
and wagons were transferred to. tho
other side. the expedition would pro-
ceed to Muscle She'll River, leaving
detachment of infantry, under command
OF Captain Pearson, in charge OF the
stockade now being butt. Only one
death occurred on the trip-that of Dan.
9 NJ. Talley, killed by being run over by
a wagon. The survey is progressing IA
vorably.
Slater, who killed Hussey, has been
arrested in Washington City.
S250,000 in silver bars was shipped
from New York to Europe yesterday.
at tho reorganization of Directors OF
the Atlantic and Pacific Eailsoad Com
pany, to-day, Thomas a. Scott was
elected President; Andrew Pierce, Jr.,
Vice. President and General Manager;
and General Clinton 3. Fisk, Treasurer
John Edgar Thomson, Thomas 4. Scott
Alfred L. DENIES and David Solomon,
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, were
chosen Directors. Tho election of Scott
to the Presidency is said to indicate an
alliance between the thirty and
thirty fifth parallel continental projects,
or one line Of rRi,road to San Francisco
CORTLAND, August $3.50 A. NJ
Tine ire has spread, and has burned the
elevator on Galtse's wharf, with several
thousand bushels Of grain. Tho steamer
Montreal, OF the Boston line, is burned.
Most OF the freights in the freight sheds
were got out. 800 tons of coal Oh
Galtse's wharf is also burning. Tho
and also the buildings on the Boston
steamers wharf. The freight depot on
the Grand Trunk Railroad has lust
caught. One woman is known to have
been drowned, and Others are reported
to have lost their lives. The building of
the Burnham and Morrill, Packing Com.
pany is gone. Dispatches have been
sent 10 Saco and Biddeford for aid. It
is the steamer Carlotta, instead of the
steamer Chase, that is burning.
NEW YORK, August "a despatch
from Portland says the fire is fully under
control. The steamer Diergo, of New
York. and contents, are destroyed, and
the steamers Montreal, Boston and Cur
lotta, Of Halifax, are burned. The
Grand Trunk Railroad depot is safe.
SARATodA, August 9.-Countess won
the three quarter milo race; time, l.17!%.
Satire won the one and one eighth milo
race; time, i.56. Hubbard won tho
two and three.quarter milo race; time,
'4.53A. Considerable interest and much
uncertainty WAS felt as to what would be
the result of the second race, which was
to be for q purse OF $4,000, for three
year. olds-winners this year OF any
single race, amounting to $1,000, to
carry ten pounds extra, the distance
being. one, and one.eighth miles. A
splendid start was effected, Sunrise
soon taking the lead. After rounding
the frat turn, Satire came up with her,
and the two ran neck and neck for o
quarter OF mile, when Warlikc and