The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-24
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aud his associates }h the Ministry, WHO
are anxious for his recall to Madrid =.
RoA1;; May .23, Count Alexander
Mauaonila, Q poet and novelist. is dead;
aged eighty-nipe.s t;i@ if;.,.;:. - ~
CoNsr4NrINoPLs, May %. The Sultan
gave and the Egyptian Khsdiye met
with cordial reception. :. !hTysS III. d
PARIS, May 23.-There was debate
on the Interpolation introduced by tho
Conservatives, after which,, amid great
confusion, the Chamber. voted, and, by
. large ma3oEity refused to bear Thiers.
A special messing of tho Deputies Of the
Left is'eaAsa for 8, O'Clock, to.morrow.
Anstissa Ma.ssss.. - s.~
LONDON, OsTAato, Nay 38. "a boiler
at an oat mill exploded, killing one ana
fatally hurting another.
SAN FRAHoIsoo. May 23.-Nothing
from the lava beds. 'f-.3y
Henry Bnkef.: payrlaster OF the nsw'
mint, was fatally hurt By falling down
' Gno1ssArr. a, i Ma, as.-rh. once ol,.e,s OF >,
the steamer Ktigote state that none of
their boat were from Asiatic cholera.
Ono IVES indisposoda wasa ss SS..s==ee =.>e..a
ate imprudsntlys aud died Of cholera
morbus; another he'd been sick in the
Bayou sass Hospital; the aeok hands ate
fruit early and Vegetables freely; nearly
all had diarrhoss; 6ne died.
VIad1N1A iQfrY, May 23.-A settler
from Spruce Mountain, Nevada,: reports
that Indian affairs have shout reached q
crisis. Indians, hideousIy painted, have
been stealing i5adi iif3Ii furnaces, buying
ammunition. and having war, dances.
They have also notified the settlers to
leave. Yhe impression here is, that
general Indian outbreak is planned,
LwrIH ROCK, May 23.-fhe report OF
the conamittee: np0n Q union with the
Cumberland Rresby byterians was read, dis
cussed and rocommitted. The semina-
ries are reported In q fonrishing condi-
tion..2.
BosToN. May 23.-The oustom-made
boot.makere are on strixo for higher
wages. s,
WAsH1EaTos,. Nay 2S.-Jef. @. Davis
ranks as y Msjor- General while com.
msnding against the Modocs. tis off.
cialtys reported that 200; warriors of the
Yankton fibs' have left their resertation,
to Join tho hostile bands, in upper Mis-
souri,. The Indians will muster s, 600. :.
An official despatch confirms Colonel
McKHhSiS's victory over the Kickapoo
and Lipon Indians, The despatch don'l
say whether the hght occurred on Mexi-
cam territory. t:<s =. = ~;
New, YoaK, May pa letter 20 thss,
Sup sayi Charles W. Ford has IN doubt
ediy been rendered the Secretaryship of
theIntsetbr. =. I. ..t'fi'-;17: 49,
George, Mcdonald. i'm mplicated in the
Bank ft sEngland fotgeries, has been
oomnnitted to the custody OF. the United
States Maxshal. to await the action OF the
proper. authorities. ..-'>il ',,''. =
DEskolARs. May 23,-rhe heaviest
thqpdess Atorna known prevailed here
lastnight. Seven houses and churches
were deeltoyed. The lightning killed an
untn6Vn man - ...'.'.' % -
BALEnfoRE. May 2s.--The AsssubI7
conMdersd Sunday schools and home
miasiong. !iis ",str - ,>atsg ~
WAsHNaroN, May 2s.-The Cabinet
was engaged mainly on Indian affairs.
Proba6intiesAFor Tennessee, the
Gulf and Sonth Atlantic States, South
easterly and South. westerly, winds, warm
and partially cloudy weather.
ST. PAUL, MINI, May 23.-The Sc.
mats has impesched State Treasurer
WAsH1KaroN. Iowa, May 23.-A tor
nado OF hail and rain, half mile wide.
passed over this place. Everything was
touched. Houses, barns, fences, trees,
people and cattle were caught up like
toys, carried q considerable distance.
and dashed to the ground. Trees were
driven into the ground at an angle of
ninety degrees. CATTLE were driven into
the, ground head foremost. Where q
school was in session, the house was torn
to asoms. and girl fourteen years old
was carried quarter of mile and iel-
lied. The teacher and six children were
hurt. Persons near the line OF the tor.
nado say il was like balloon going
through the air. The hail diametered
nine inches.
NEW YORK. Mny 23.-Heavy pur-
chases OF gold TO day, in anticipation of
purchasers. Some leading brokers ag-
gregated So. 100000.
An appropriation for the tunneling of
North River was passed. The local
liquor option bill was amended to suit
the Governors views and passed to
third reading. An effort to insert a
civil damage clause failed.
Prof. Wassemsn, garroted and robbed
in Brooklyn. is dead.
FA1aoHILD RANoHE. May 23.-A cou-
rier was intercepted while Gen. Davis
4.0uIe from tho 1ovo lolo - D..