The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-22
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Epanol newspapers have been arrested
and sont to prison, for violating the
PRESS laws established under q state OF
aege.
LONDON, November 2l.-An explo-
eion in the Warren Vale coal mine,
Yorkshire. killed a.
The Republicans are massing in
Navarro. for the relief Of Pampaluna.
The Carlists are concentrating around
Estella, under command Of Mendiri
Basque. A battalion under oom mand
OF Don Carlos and General Eliore are
on the point OF leaving Vera for Pueute
La Rayna.
ROME, November 2l.-The italian
Government has taken pains to inform
persons who intend emigration to the
Argentine Republic. that trade is at q
stand-still, in consequence of political
disturbances.
MONTREAL. November 21.-The oele.
brated Guibord case has been finally
settled. Ecclesiastical burial in the
conseorated part OF the Catholic ceme-
terry had been refused to be body OF
Guibord, Montreal printer, because
he had died q member of the Canadian
Institute, society which bad in its
library works condemned by the
clergy. and which society had been
communicated therefor. The case
went through the Canadian Court and
position of the clergy having been
sustained and appealed to the Privy
Council. burial in consecrAted grounds
was demanded as civil and not as a
religious right, ns there remained no
alternative but to put the body in the
place reserved for e.:c:aos cad other
unconfessed malefactors. The follow
ing has beon received from LondoD by
cable to-day: Ia the Guibord case, ap.
peal is allowed and burial is ordered in
holy grounds, with all costs except OF
recusation of the Judge. Gulbord is
entitled to ecclesiastical rights.
QUEBEC, November 81. The report
ed discovery of Charlie Ross was
caused by the extraordinary conduct
OF woman, who arrived here in Au-
gust last. from the States, With a little
boy, who, she said, had been found in
the street; bnt when or where, she re-
fused to tell. Her story was altogether
unsatisfactory, and it coming to the
knowledge OF the police. elected in
quiry, which. coming to the woman's
ears, caused her to decamp, leaving
the child behind. A photograph of
the child was despatched to Allen
Pinkertoa. The photograph and de-
scription of the child tally in many
respects with those furnished by the
Philadelphia police authorities.
ToioG rnDhtc--Amer,cnn rn Matters.
CHATTANOOGA, November 10
Among the guests at the Read House,
today, was Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. en-
route to Florida. where she will spend
the winter.
Shade Westmoreland was hanged
here, to-d,y, for the murder of Wm.
Emberling near this CITY, in April,
1872 The prisoner made long. ram
bling speech on the galIows. claiming
he did the killing in self-defence, but
the evidence showed it to be a most
brutal and unprovoked murder, and
probably urged ou by Emberling's
wife. with whom Westmoreland was
crimina!ly intimate. She was arrested
and tried az an accomplice, but &C.
quilted.
CINCINNATI. November 2O.--lt
frankfort. KY, about midnight last
night, the warehouse Of Robert P.
Pepper. situated on Kentucky River,
one mile above the CITY and contain
ing about 2.700 barrels of whiskey, was
totally destroyed by Rre, with it's con
tents.
BosToN, November 21.-The project
OF a new and direct railroad from Bos.
ton to the West is receiving general
attention from business mcn here.
The route proposed is ola Willimantic,
Hartford. Poughkeepsie and crossing
the Hudson River where but dis
tance of eighteen miles from the river,
connections can be made with the
pennsylvania and Erie roads TO the
West and a limo to Washington and
the South.
WAsHIS0ToN. November 2l.-Judvs
Poland. Chairman Of the Congress.
slonal Committee to investigate the
Arkansas troubles, arrived here this
morning. and had conference with
Attorney. General Williams prior to the
meeting of the Cabinet. He will have
an audience with the President to.
morrow. and leave for his home in
Vermont tomorrow evening. Judge
Poland states that the report Of the
committee will not be prepared till
after the meeting Of Congress, as all
the testimony, taken at different times
by various members of the committee.
has not yet been examined by the full
com mittee, and the whole testimony
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