The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-03
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LONDON, April q "A despatch from
Melbourne says Henri Rochefort and
his party started for London pia Califor-
MIA.
Tho Marquis OF Dsvonshire is dend
- The Times says it has authentic nd
vices from the scene of the war before
Bilboa. to April l, which show that the
Republican troops have taken no posi-
tion since March 25. An armistice Of
three days. in which Bilboa is not in-
cluded, has been agreed upon, for the
burial Of the dead. In the meantime,
the BON bardment of the CITY continues.
Gen. Coballero de Rodas, with 5000
men. is advancing. by forced marches,
to the assistance of Marshal Serrano.
LONDON, April 2.-The bark Panama.
from A:droasan for Savannah, has been
wrecked. The vessel and cargo are q
total loss, but the crew were saved. The
ship Robert Dixon, from Savannah for
Liverpool, has put into Lisbon leaking
Observation-Disclosures nIntters.
STRIKING LABORRRS RS-HORRIDLE TRAGEDY
-HEAvY vERDICr-THE TURF-DIREcr
TRADE-THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TICAL CoURT-sTR1KE ENDED, ETC.
COLUMBUS, OHIo, April The coal
miners here and in King Valley have
struck. Police have been sent to keep
order.
PROVIDENCE. 4. l.. April 2.-The vote
yesterday was light. No Democratic
nominees. Several prohibitlonists were
badly beaten. Burnside's henchmau
for United States Senator seems ahead.
SAN FRANCISCO. April IA despatch
from Austin, Nevada. tonight, gives
the particulars Of O horrible tragedy in
Smoky Valley. in that State. 1t ap-
pears that Christopher Reckstein had
been, Tor long time, jealous Of hie
wife, In consequence of attentions paid
to her by q young man named Norton,
and they had frequent qoarrels about
him. Yesterday, man named Oster-
haus went to Reokstein's house, and re-.
ceiving no response to his demands for
admission. he broke open the door, On
the floor lay the naked body of Mrs.
Reckstein, cut into pieces. and her head
split open. AZ her feet were the bodies
of their two little girls, their heads
nearly severed from their bodies, and
near by lay the dead bodies of Reckstein
and young Norton, grappled as in q
death struggle. Reckstein grasped in
his right hand large bowie-knife, CO.
vered with blood; aud in Nortou's right
hand was O dragoon pistol. two cham
bers OF which were discharged. There
Is no living witness to tho terrible affair.
FORT Soorr, KANSAS. April 2.-In the
District court. yesterday, verdict of
Sl00, 600 was rendered in favor of Fort
Scott against the Kansas and Texas
Railroad, for brench of contract, by fail
ure Of the company to locate their ma
chine shops here. The case will be car
ried to the Supreme Court.
NEW YORK, April "A despatch from
Portsmouth. Va. says the steamer Com
merce. of Baltimore, loaded with mer-
ohandiae. struck snag in Albemarle
Sound. near Plymouth, yesterday; and
sunk. Wreckers from this city have
gone to her assistance.
The Hudson Is free from ice.
WARRINGTON, April 2 Wadeigh sue.
ceeds Sumner on the Committee on Pri-
vileges and Elections.
MEMPHIS, April IA heavy frost
here last night, and some ice formed.
It is feared the fruit crop is seriously
damaged.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2-The Arst
regiment has returned from the Sus.
Quelanna war.
The Mayor has signed the 81, 900, 900
centennial bill, which passed the City
Council! to-day. A certified copy was
transmitted to Washington to. night.
CHICAGO. March 2.-The Baptist Ec.
clesiastical Council, which has been On
gagged for some two weeks in the trial Of
Rev. Florence MCCARTHY, OF Union
Park Church, on charges of unciiristian
and unministerial conduct. preferred by
deacons Of his church, concluded its
laoors last night. The majority agreed
upon a report withdrawing from the
accused the hand of ministerial fellow
ship, but not advising tho church to ex-
pei him from It's membership. a ro.
spectacle minority of the Council disa-
greed with this conclusion. and will pro.
badly make their views of the case pub.
lie.
New York, April IA despatch from
Vice-President Clark, of the Erie Rail
road, who is now at Susquehnnna De-
pot. says there is no trouble on the line
nov. Everything is now working well.
OTTAWA, April 2 Hon. A. J. Smith,
Minister of Marine and Fisheries. leaves
tor Washington to-day, to take part in
the negotiations connected with the
fisheries and the reciprocity treaty be-
tween Canada and the United States.
WASHIEcrON April q rl. e