The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21
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suspicion OF being implicated with
Kulman in the attempt to assassiDate
Bismarck, has been discharged, having
proven his entire innocence Of any
connection with the affair ut Kissingen.
Bismarck has received upwards of a
thousand telegrams congratnlating him
upon his escape from assassination.
MADRID, July 20-Decrees have
been issued declaring all Spain i'll o
state OF siege. sequestrating of Carlists,
whose estates will be held liable to
heavy penalty to the relatives of Re-
publicaus slain, and finally creating a
special reserve Of 126,00O men. The
Government announces in its official
orders that it will not permit the shoot
ing of prisoners in retaliation for Carl
ist atrocities. it
PARIS, July 20.-The crisis at Yer
saiiles continues. General Oiasey will
probably be appointed Minister of the
Interior dd interim. Duke De Broglie
has failed to form Q Cabinet, because
the Legitimists are determined in their
opposition TO the organization Of Mac
Mahon's power3. ~.
LONDON. July 2O.-An explosion
took place in colliery in Wigan, on
Saturday, by which fifteen miners
were killed.
The Times Paris correspondent say
it is considered certain that Cissey aud
De Gases will retain their present posi-
tions in the Ministry.
A Madrid despatch to the Daily
-Ne,os denies that Cneuca has surren-
dered to the Carliets.
BERLIN, July 20.-The Government
has increased the stringency of the
regulations restricting ultra. mon,ane
-agitators' clubs, aud the clerical press
will be clo~ed, watched and vigorously
dealt with for disloyal or illegal mani
festations
1t is probable that moSion for the
restoration of tue monarchy will be
again introduced 1T to, days sitting OF
the Assembly.
PARIS, Jolly 49, There is com plste
crises in the Ministry. The Duke de
! Broglie has been seeking to constitute
o cabinet based on the old mujority in
the Assembly, but it is said that he has
failed, and that the Duke de Car,vas
has since been entrusted with tie
task. The Assembly. to.dny. adopted
a motion reducing the annual redetnp.
tion payments by $4,000, 600. thus
aggra vasing the ministerial defeats 1t
also confirmed decision to ,iiscu ss
vsDtavon's constitutional report, from
the Committee Of Thirty. on Monday.
1t IL expected that the new Ministers
will demand IA postponenent OF this
debate; IT IL ID postponed, the whole
Left and Bonapartists will vote for the
dissolution of the Assembly.
PANAMA, July 20.-The rainy season
on the isthmus has never been known
to be 40 severe ns it is this year; not
only is this observed on the 18TH mos,
bot 1t isrefnarked all along the Pacific.
mertcnn Matters.
New YORK. July ls The physi-
oians who served upon the corouer's
jury in the case of William MoCormic.
In their report recommend as men.
sure OF prevention. that a person
bitten by any dog or animal, shall at
once. If the wound is received in part
where it is proper to practice excision
OF the wounded part. be subject to ex-
clsion IN thorough manner, and that
the wound be allowed to bleed for u
few minutes in basin of warm water.
and hnally that the wound be cauter-
lied with nitrate of silver, nitric acid. !.
cRustic. patassia, hot iron, or burn
ing coal. In cuss snrgeon cannot be-
found to practice inoision, the patient
should apply cord above the wound
and then suck the part. provided he
has no excoriati0ns in bis mouth, Il nd
at first opportunity apply ono of the
caustics abUve mentioned. At any De.
Rod prior to the development OF the
disease, it will be proper to excise,
cicatrix and cauterize.
WASHINGTON. July 19-Tbs Secre.
tary OF War has already taken steps
toward the construction of telegraph b
line in Texas, for which 800, 600 we're
appropriated at the last session Of Con
gress. This line is to begin at or near
the city OF Denison, in the County of
Grayson, Texas, and run from there to
Fort Sill. Indian Territory, thence to
Fort Richardson, thence along the
Northern frontier of settlements to
Forts Griffin and Concho, thence to
the Pecos River, at or near the mouth
OF Ioyah Creek, thence to Fort Clark
on Las Moras Greek, thence to Fort
Duncan, on the Rio Grande, thence
down tho Rio Grande, via Fort Nc.
Intosh and Ringgold Barracks, to
Brownsville, so as to connect military
posts, which aIe now or may hereafter
be established on said line. with the
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