The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-31
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ssrsst prasibbs ID tS bstSre ssloons' bit have
not indicated their future policy. An
imwense smeetingsof all GLASSES; ;of citi.
zaas. atwhioh' 2. 500 people. were pre-.
sent, was held at Exposition, Hall to-
night, at which speeches were made By
Judge Whitmah, Judge Taft and Rabbi
Lilienthal and Others, in behalf of the
license law. A resolution was adopted,
shat judicious license law met the
wants of the times, and was the best So
luton of the liquor traffic question.
The women's movement was spoken of
respectfully, though condemned by i'm
plication.
TANANooUE. ONT, March 2S.-The
night express train going West on the
Grand Trunk Railroad, ran into spe
cial locomotive preceding it, near here,
this morning. and the engineer, fireman.
and brakeman Of the express train were
slightly injured. Several passengers
suffered slight contusions.
NEW York. March 30.-Captain Her
man, hither from Bremen, reports
heavier weather from the 2lst to oath,
than encountered during his sailing.
SusQUEHANNA, Pa, March 29-A
committee Of the strikers just had un in
terview with Vice-P President Clark, in
order to avoid blood-shed hy enforcing
authority. He has concluded to run
the passenger trains only to-day. await
ing tho acceptance or rejection OF the
company's proposition, at the meeting
tomorrow morning. The passenger
trains will be moved at once. The fol-
lowing propositions have been submit
ted to the strikers: 1st All trains are
to be run without further interference
from the men, us soon MS they can be
made up. 2l. The pay master is to pay
of all the men for February aud March.
beginning tomorrow. 81. All men,
when paid off, are to be considered out
OF the company's employ. 4th. The
company will employ all such meu us
they think are for their interest. 9TH.
The men are to pledge themselves not
to interfere With the cars. tIains. shops,
or other property. in any respect. 9th.
1t no interference or intimidation is
hereafter attempted with the employees,
or property Of the company, and uil
parts Of machinery are at oucp replaced,
tho company will seek to make no ar
rests for anything done during The
strike. The strikers have refused 70
consider tho propositions until to-no:-
row. at 8 O'Clock a. M.
SUsQUEHANNA DEPOT. March 30-7 Is
A. M.-l,000 more troops from Phll-
u.lphia have reached Carbondale, en-
r0ute for this place, and are expected to
arrive here about 01s O'clock, this
morning. Ii the strikers, at their meet
lug at 8 o'clock, this morning, decline
the propositions made to them by the
company, the Sheriff will nj once resort
to force.
0l5 \. M.--The strikers huve met
and voted OH Vice President Clark $
propositions, almost unanimo on,ly reject.
ing them. Fice-President C!ar. has
met the committee Of strikers, and re-.
fused to make any further concession
The military will now be called upon tn
protect the road, as the company intend
to start trains OF all kinds.
IL. 80 \. M.-The strikers arc being
paid off in small squads, who are ad-
misted inside the lines Of the military to
receive their pay, and arc then escorted
beyond the lines, when another squad is
admitted. Frcigh. trains will be moved
in about thirty ininatcs, under prosec-
tion Of tho military NJ attempt la.
yet been M de to resist the troops.
hO oIAlhSiS lufc ClG Oh lut wafer
from the reservoir, thus lep.iviug tue
shops, hotel, engines, etc., of the usual
supply Of water. In the even. of Il fire,
no water could be had.
NEW YORK, March 30.-The men ans!
women enlisted in the temperance caIse
gathered in tho churches in this city ana
Brooklyn, yesterday, and made their
prayer offerings in presence uf large
congregations. In Brooklyn, ;aroo
routes have been laid out for the special
work Of visiting saloons The temper
ance work is found to be far more e1.
tensiye and complicated than antlcipat-
Ell. but the visitors are not discouraged.
Masked robbers, las! night, entered
house in jersey City, in which dwel!s
the watchman Of Densmith IL Bros. ;
jewelry mandatory, threw hin, to the
hoor, bound md gagged him, aud be.
cause he would not give them the keys
of the factory, which he did moi have,
they piled about him the bedding,
saturated with OIL and set it on tirn.
The Waterman succeeded in freeing
himself and escaping from the flames,
but the house was burned.
CHARLESTON, March 30.-ArriTel =
Steamship Georgia, New York.
CISciSSATI, March 30.-A special de.
spasch from Memphis says the steamer
Samuel j. Hale burst her steam pipe,
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