The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-26
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rial crisis at Madrid. Sagasta and
Ootoner are expected to quit the tCabi.
net; also, that the inhabitants iof Ma
drid refuse to submit to ths fresh con.
ecription, and disturbances are imthi.
nent. News comes from Carlist sources
that Reyoerda is in flames. The formal
recognition of Spain by Sweden is an
nounoed. 3fhY'
MADRID, August 3-Leo de Urgel
haR been surrendered to the Oarlists
through the treachery OF parties within
the city who are friends OF the Bishop
of Urgel, the chaplain of Don Carlos.
General Pristany captured the entire
garrison of 485 men, with thirty two
guns, and shot the commandant of the
citadel. The Government has inform.
alton that o fllibustering expedition is
preparing against Porto Rice, and has
taken measures to put stop to it.
The truth Of the report in regard TO
that isl:,nd, published in the New
York Freeman's Journal, is Indignantly
denied.
PARIS, August 25.-The prefeots of
departments in the South have re-
oeived speoinl instructions to use every
effort to prevent the sale of arms to
the Oarlists.
Lisbon, August 25.-The Govern.
nent has issued an order directing
Spanish Federalist refugees in this
country to depart at once.
MADRID, August 25.-A oonscrip-
tion is being forced throughout the
country without opposition.
LONDON August 25.-Two German
war vessels have arrived at Santanda. \
BRUSSELS, August 25.-In the Iuter-
national Congress, the German dele.
gate took the lead in the deliberations.
The representative Of Great Britain
was silent.
LONDON. August 25.-The Mark
Lane Erpress says the bulk of the
wheat crop is now safe; another week
OF fine weather and the fields will be
clear. Prices are now receding, in
consequence OF the belief that the
crop is fully up to the average; prices
are very low in France, and English
wheat is still being re-shipped from
the Continent.
graDhic-American Matters.
SoUTH BEND. IND, August ga
fire in the wagon mandatory of
Studebaker Bros, this morning. de-
stroyed property and stock to the value
OF $500, 1000. The works contained
over 1000 finished wagons, besides
vast quantities of stock in process of
manufacture.
WMKEsBARRE, Pa, August 24.-Ali
OF the coal companies doing business
in Wyoming and Lackawanna Valleys
stopped work, yesterday, on account
of the market being overstocked.
They expect to resume the lat of Sep.
tember. 10000 men and boys will
have no employment because of the
suspension.
WASHINGTON, August 24-The re-
port received at army headquarters re-
iatlve to affairs in the Indian country,
agree perfectly as to the threatening
condition OF affairs. Even those In
dians supposed to be friendly to the
Government have assumed On insolent
bearing and independence of speech
That indicates great confidence in the
ability of the hostile tribes to cope
successfully with the United States
troops. To-day, a report was received
from the Cheyenne and Arapahoe In
dian agency. deteiling the movements
of bands Of Cheyennes and Kiowas.
These Indians anticipate that the Go
vernment troops will be sent against
them, and make their boast that they
will make it warn for the troops
wherever they meet them. Big Bear,
a Kiowa chief. recently returned to
camp with 200 head of horses and
mules, and many died on the way.
The friendly Comanches, who are in
the camp, report that they met eighty
lodges of Kiowas on their way to Join
the hostile bands. The whole tenor of
advices received indicate that these
hostile Indians have been and are still
committing violent depredations. The
Oheyennes who have come into camp
say that the, Kiowas made the first
ontbreals this season. and that Black
Wolf, when he went to Texas aster his
sons remains, killed seven u hite per-
sons on the trip. White Horse then
made the next raid, and since that, the
three tribes have all taken an active
part in the outrages. An investigation
into the massacre of the Chippewa
half lf-breeds, which recently took place
at Joe. Dakota Territory, fxes the out
rage upon the Cathead Sioux. Gen.
Terry has ordered the commanding
officer at Fort Rice to send cavalry
force to demand the custody of Indians
engaged in the outrages, and also the
restoration Of the horses stolen at the