The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-15

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6EPH-RtoT IN jHAYAr1A--sANTA ASNA
AGAIN AT THE 6URFACE-TRRR1BLEo CON-
FnAaRATIoN, LOSS OF LIFE, AND IN
MEN6E Loss OF CARDINAL
DEAD, ETC. ,.t *
HAVANA, February 13.-A mob OF
several hundred men marched towards
the Captain Generals palace, last even
ing, demanding the Government to send
into the field the entire battRiions of
volunteers, with their own oficers, in
stead OF one-tsnth OF the battaliona. .as
ordered in Jovellar's recent decree.
The mounted police dispersed the
rioters No casualties. The Oaptnip-
General to day quarters detach ment of
gems d'armes in the barracks opposite
the palace. The police have arrested
Saturnine Martinez. editor of the Union
workingman's journal, and a priest
named Castro. Both wero sent to Moro
Castle. They we're known to be strone
Republicans. and were reported 20 have
been connected with yesterdays demon
stration. It is stated q draft will be
carried out within twenty days. The
CITY is now quiet, but further trouble is
feared.
The consular agent of the United
States at Barcoa officially denies the
truth of the report that the steamer
Kansas took souudings Of the harbor
while recently lying at the port.
The Arapiles is leaking badly, and
will probably go to Martinique to be
docked.
Santa Anna arrived in Havana ycster-
day, from Nassau. en- route to Mexico.
He returns to Mexico under Lerdo's
proclamation OF amnesty, but will take
no part in Mexican politics.
ST. PETERSBURG, February I3.-The
Emperor OF Austria arrived here this
afternoon, and was most cordially re-
ceived by the Gear and the members of
the imperial family.
DUBLIN, February 13.-The Irish Rifle
Association OF this city have accepted
the conditions on ,which the American
Rife Association are willing to compete.
LONDON, February 14.-Taylor's pan
teohnicon and furniture repository, in
Belgravia, covering an acre of ground,
was burned last evening. The firo
broke out at 4 O'Clock, and ragged until
midnight. TWAS only stopped by the
engineers emolishing tho wills. thus
preventing it's progress. The building
was insured for 81, 100000. Total loss,
!. including contents, consisting of pic
turee, mirrors. 900 carriages aud a. vast
amount OF other goods of various kinds,
estimated at 815, 600. 900. Five houses
and several large stables adjacent were
partially destroyed. There were num-
barI OF accidents. Two firemen we're
killed, The fire attracted an immense
and unruly crowd. and it became neces-
sary to call out the military to preserve
order.
RoaIE, February IA Cardinal Tar.
quini died last night.
LONDON. February 14.-Up to to. day,
63S members of the new Parliament
have heen elected. They are divided as
follows: Conservatives, 342; Liberals
and Home Rulers, 296. Net Conserya.
tive gain 30 far So. The election in
Buckinghamshire took place yesterday.
Right Hon. Benz. D Israeli and Sir Il.
Harvey, Conservatives. were returned.
DIsraeli received $3.50 votes, and Hnr-
vey 1902. The defeated Liberal candi-
date received 1.720 votes. Sullivan and
Cullen, Home Rulers, have been chosen
by immense majorities, to represent the
County of South Ireland. They de-
feated Chicester Fortesque and Mat
thew O'Rei,ly Dase, of the Liberals,
who sat in the last Parliament. Six
Home Rulers contested two seats for the
County of Tipperary.
The Standard in its issue this morn
ing, says it has reason to believe that
Gladstone will resign on Monday or
Tuesday next. A.rumor is current that
simultaneously upon his retirement
from the Ministry, Gladstone will be
4created peer.
= MADRID. February 14-It is probable
he form of government in Spain will
be decided by ple6scH.
It is reported that Gen. Dorregary.
&hief of staff to Don Carlos, hns been
e purdered.
Tclegraphic-Am mericnn Matters
= FsARFUL ACCIDENT-sEvERAL KILLED AND
wOUEDED-DEFAULTING RAILROAD PRE-.
sIDENT-ANOTHER INDIAN wAR-SUM.
,NER vINDIOATED KNIFE IN THE
TwINs-HEAvY RoDBERY-THE TEMPE.
- RANCE MOVEMENT SPREADING EAST, ETC.
new YORK, February 13.-The fol-
wing telegraphio correspondence has
ken place:
General W r. Sherman, WasAington,
-. o.: The trouble with the Sioux,
3hich for some time past we have been
to avoid, seems now to be beyond
by penceable solution. In addition to
The killing of Lieutenant Robinson and