The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-13

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l'ku Klux prisoners sent TO ths ALBANY
'Penitentiary for participation in ralds.,
or who were convicted on charges soi
belonging to the Ku Klux order, hava.
neen pardoned: There now remain only,
| those convicted of direct compli6ity:i6'
tho murder OF unoffsndinR ,clfiasIs..
While it is the intention OF the Presi-
dent, sooner or later, to pardon all of
the prisoners convicted; hfIicr The En-:
forcement Act, he tdosh not. dean ;it
proper to extend to thfs class E.sentiye,!!
olemency until they basei realised, by
imprisonment, that the G0vefnme1t IL
determined to enforce law and order in
every section Of the land.
Wm.; p: Jones, OF Alabama, has been
appointed Consul to Hesse Darmststlt.
Special Post Office Agent Petherbridge
reports in favor Of The inmsiiste re-
moval OF the postmaster and deputy
postmaster at Rome. Ga.
NEW YORK. April 12.-The District
Court holds that Mcdonald, the alleged
Bank of England forger. is legally held,
and remanded him to custody.
Saint MacGirardin. whose death was
announced by cable this morning. was .
well-known French anthnr. and was at
one time member of tie French AS
sembly. 49,, $50
eo5I The odn bank y! statement shows {. gain 81
S075. 600 in the reserve. y 81 -EiE3;
At q meeting of the oa..men last
plight, James Connolly, President OF the
State Working en's Assembly, made :
speech. in which he said that the strike
had only commenced. The gas-men's
organization has not been idle, and will
make such q hole in the ranks OF the po-
llco who dubbed and otherwise commit
Ted lndignities upon them while engaged
IN legitimate and peaceful demonstra-
lion, within six days, as will surprise
shem A resolution was passed, unsni-
monsly condemning the action of the
Emigration Commissioners in furnishing
foreigners to take the place Of ths
strikers.
The storm to-day has been one OF the
most severe OF the year. During the
morning, hail. rain and snow fell at in
| tervals, while the wind blew in ftful
gusts. Tide was very high. aud at the
ferries great difficulty wos experienced
IN getting heavily laden trucks on aud
OF the boats Tho cellars along tho
Western river front and in South street
were flooded, and IL some instances
valuable merchandise Was damaged. A
large fleet OF vessels Ia detaiued by the
storm 1t il NOT likely any European
steamers will leave this port until. the
weather modeTaAes. :. az. -, :.
Bank statement Decrease in loans
~, ,0O0, 600: increase ia specie $375, 900;
decrease i'll 1deposits S81B, 600; increase
in legal tenders $500. O00.s.
WASHINGTON. April l2.-The Presi-
dent had long consultation with Score
tary OF the Treasury Richardson, to-
DAY. 1t III understood that Grant is
fu'iy satisfied with Richardson's policy
and purposes. 1s =
Probabilities-For. the South Atlantic
States, North. westeriy winds, partly
cloudy and clenr weather. For the Gulf
States. Northeast and Southeast winds,
with rising temperature and increasing
cloudiuess
BosToN, April II The New England,
organ factory, on Workman street. was
burned to-day; loss $75, ,0O0.,
SAN FRANCISCO, April IA ooufior
has arrived here from the lava beds and
reports that Major General iCanby and
Or. Thomas were murdered By the
Modoos. yesterday, while holding
pence conference. 4 :
LAVA Bed CAMr. April IL. oia YRKKA,
Yesterday aftsfhoon, ave Indians
and four squaws came into .onr camp,
aud we're made presents OF clothing and
provisions by the Peace Commissioners,
and messages was sent out by the Com
missioners, asking for talk this morn
ing, at point about = mile from our
picket line. Later in the evening. Bogus
Charley came in, and told the picket
that he could take his gun; that he
(Charley) did not intend to go back any
more. The picket brought him in. and
took him to the tent of Gen. Candy,
where Charley left his gun. and remained
at the tent of Frank Riddle during tho
night. This morning, Boston Charley.
came in, and told the Com mission that
Captain Jack aud ave other Indians
would meet the Commission outside our
lines. Boston Charley and Bogus
Charley then mounted horse and start
ed for the lava beds. About IN hour
after their departure, General Candy,
DR.. Thomas, Mr.. A. B. Mescham and
Mr.. Dyer, with Frank Riddle and his
squaw as Interpreters, started for the
place appointed. The party arrived at
the appointed place, and we're closely
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