The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-08
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liam some other time. Tue trial il
still progressing before Commissioners
Gillette. Three negro witnesses ex.
amined to-day. Their testimony was
inoohersns. Their lesson was not we'll
learned, as they contradicted them
selves frequently.
NEW ORLEANS, October 6 -Iuforms.
ton from St. Martinsville states that
when the Government troops arrived,
the White League fell back ten miles
to Breaux Bridge. They have four
pieces of artillery, aud have been
cnder arns sor several weeks. The
monitor Cnnonicus has arrived from
Pensacola. The White League Coun-
oil met yesterday. and refused to ro-
cognize the compromise with the Ad-
visory Board, and will disband. The
Indications are that Col. ". j. Dehan
will be the Democratic nominee for
Governor. He commanded brigade
of the White Leaguers in the late
fight.
Kelloge's second check. book, cap
tured by the revolutionists. is in the
hands of private citizsn. Only u few
pages were taken from the book Tho
second entry'is April 26. 1873: "My-
self sent VIM. e. Chandler, Washing
ton, for @. Cushing and Matt. II. Car
penter, fees counsel, $1,000" This is
the only entry where the name of Cal
penter or other Republican statesmen
Of national reputation occurs. Tue
other stubs oil show liberal contribu-
tions to support the Metropolitan Po
lice, the militia and gun.boate. Fr I'm
the two oheok. books. it appears that
Kellogg expended from April to No.
vemb r. 1873, over $25. 600 in warlike
preparations.
FoRDHAAf. N. Y, October Tn the
mile dash. Fadladeen won; Preakness
second; Gray Planet third-tims l. As
ST. Louis, October 7.-Chief Hill,
of Rome, Georgia, has been elected
Corresponding Secretary OF the Fire
mans Convention.
WILMINGTON, DEL October 7.-An
election was held yesterday in the
State for inspectors and assessors to
conduct the election in November. A
full vote was polled, with the follow
ing results: Kent County. Democratic
majority 146; Sussex GIT, and New
Castle 102
New YORK, October 1.-The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company has begun
suit against Riohurd B. Irwin, it's late
San Francisco agent aud the agent of
the company ut Washington during tho
former administration, TO recover
$3.50. 900 which ho is alleged to have
appropriated.
The Judicial Committee OF the Pres
bytery of jersey City announce that
they will be- in session this evening, to
hear any person who may have charges
to prefer against Rev. John S. Glen
denning, pastor OF the church Of
which the late Mary Pomrroy was a
member.
The Office furniture and fixtures of
the branch of the Freedman's Buuk in
this city has been sold.
R1cHNoND, Va, O,tober 7.-The
dissensions among the Republicans Of
this (the third) Congressional District,
eliminated to-day in the nomination
Of two candidates for Congressional
honors. Two conventions were held,
each having full delegations and each
claiming to be the legal gathering of
representatives Of the Republicans of
the District. Both conventions met at
noon, at different places, and after
usual preliminary business. proceeded
regularly to work, the result of which
vas the nomination by one of the
Hon. j. Amber Smith, the present
incumbent in Congress. aud by the
other OF Rnsh Burgess. Esq, Collector
OF United States Internal Revenue.
The latter, as heretofore reported, was
nominated tor the same position at
the convention bold on the 10th ult.
From present indications, both candi-
dates will enter the contest, as it is
certain neither will withdraw in favor
of the other as feeling between the
two factions is very bitter.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Pro.
testant Episcopal Convention began
this morning in St. Johns Chapel,
Varick street. where the religious SER
vices OF the body were held. The
chapel was filed almost to the doors
by the congregation. aud the aisles
and passages were packed with people,
encroaching on the open space in front
nt the communion rail. The morning
6 rvice and communion service of the
Episcopal Church were celebrated,
many prominent divines participating.
Bishop Selwyn, of Litchfeld. Eng.
land, preached a sermon. Bishops
Lee, of Delaware, Greene, of Missis.
sippi, Atkinson, of North Carolina.
Potter. of New York, Clark, OF Rhode
Island. and MoCoskey, of Michigan,
also took part. at q meeting of men,