The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-22
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Pinal, Finance and Interior.
MADRID. April 2l.-Fresh supplies Of
provisions have reached Bilbos. sufi-
cient to last until the middle OF May.
a vigorous homhardmen. c. the Garlist
positions is going on.
MADRID. April 2l.-The vigorous
cannonade kept up by the national
troops upon the Carlist's positions be-
fore Bilboa is beginning to tell. Several
Of the points which were bombarded by
the Republicans have been evacuated by
the insurgents. II is supposed that the
supply of food of the Cnrlists force has
been exhausted aud the men are eating
horse flesh.
LoxDoa, April 2l.-The French
steamer America has been held by tho
law officers to answer $500;000 salvage
suit.
TeiegraDhic-Amertca Matters.
THE ARKANSAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FEARFUL TORNADO SUFFERERS
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. ETC.
NEW YORK. April Determination
in the case of DR.. Uling and Louise
Germs and Ohas. Firck, for conspiracy
to defraud the Merchants Life Insur.
ance Company of $4,000, was con-
oluded this afternoon, in the Tombs
Police Court. A motion to discharge
the prisoners was denied. The doctor
aud Louise were each committed for
trial, in default of $4,000 bail.
BOSTON, April 20.-The executive
committee appointed at the recent meet.
ing at Faneuil Hall, to take action in ur :
holding the public faith, have issued an
address recommending the formation Of
leagues throughout the country to unite
the people in demanding that the Go.
vernment shall redeem its financial
pledges and to create strong public
sentiment in favor of specie payment
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-A Sunday
paper to-day contains long account Of
cremation case in this city. A physi
clan, whose son died on Tuesday erect
ed furnace in the cellar Of bis house
and reduced the body to ashes.
At O meeting of the PHILADELPHIA Con
ference of Baptist Ministers, held to.
day, series of resolutions, am ong them
the following, were adopted: "We un-
waveringly affirm. as ever OF old, that
the immersion of believers into water.
in tho name OF the Father, Son and
Holy Ghost. is alone baptism; that bap.
and to q proper application of the
Lords Supper, and We have no right,
even by implication, to invite or to any
away encourage any persons to come to
the table who have not this soriptural
qualification.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2O.-Fourth
days races Of the Louisiana locke y
Club. The track was heavy and the at.
tendance moderate. The weather was
clear and pleasant. The first race, ! x
miles, for three year olds. for the club
purse of $500. was won by Bay Rum,
beating Ira Wells, Harry Hart, Hattie
Farris, Sweet Bay, Vandalite and Lutte
tia-in the same order; time 2.14Ls..
The second selling race, ~ miles. 10,
the olub purse. $500, was won by Edwin
Adams, folluwed by Chris Doyle, Capt.
Hutchinson. Hunki Dori, Tabitha, B.
F. Conver and Revenge; time 9 SO.
Conver fell near half mile from the
stake. The rider was slightly injured.
The third race, mile heats, best three in
five, for all ages, for the club purse OF
$500, was won by Donny Brook, beat.
ing Qaartermaster aud Mary L.; time
1.69, 1.5924, 20316, 1851.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, April 21.-So
far, the hostile forces have thrown each
other nothing more dangerous than
yells. Baxter and Brooks are supported
BY about an equal number of blacks.
Federal cannon command two streets.
The Federals restrain the contestants
beyond gun.shot. The contestants
seem to bear the restraints patiently.
The casualties consist OF one killed by O
fall from horse and another crush ed
between cars. Business is suspended,
but the city is quiet.
ALBANY. N. Y, April 21.-A bill was
introduced in the House to incorporate
cremation company, with q capital OF
500. 900.
HAVANA, April 2l.-A large FIRE is
raging among the sugar and molasses
warehouses. at Cardenas.
ERIE, Pa, April 21.-A tornado and
thunderstorm passed over this city, at
3 O'Clock, this afternoon. A man was
killed by concussion-no marks OF
lightning or other injury OH him. Seve-
re-! buildings were unroofed; church
bell was blown from tower and carried
15O feet; vessels were torn from their
moorings at the dock and lumber piles
were torn up. Tho storm lasted but O
few minutes.
New YORK. April 2l.-The Board OF
Aldermen hs7e adopted resolutions call
inc on the Mavor to reYnova tba nrao.,t