The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Anairs.

health has improved. and he will be
ready for work st the opening Or Par
lament. 'i.af
OoEsTANT1NoP1E, December o.
Lightning exploded q powder maya
Zinc in. Scutari. Portions of the city
wall were prostrated and many houses
demolished; 200 persons killed md
wounded. ..i.
PARIS, December 22.-Prinoe AL
fonso.. replying to certain Spsni b
grandees, says q monarchy alone can
terminate disorders. The people of
Spain agreed and have declared him
the only riehtful heir.
BERLIN. December % Orders to
withdraw German vessels from the
Spanish coast have been counter.
manded. The CArlists must explain
the attack upon the German brig Gus.
tave. .,..,.nt
HAVANA, December 22.-Advices
from Venezuela report BATHS OF
eighty.eight hours. in which $40 we're
killed and wounded; both parties claim
advantage.
eXraDhlc-AmertCan Matlcra.
NEW YORK, December 20.-The
Worlds special from Bismsrnk. Da
kota. says that Gen. Odstar arrested
an Indian murderer, named Ring-face,
two days ago. It caused great excite
ment among the Indians. and some
5000 of them threatened trouble, bnt
they q1ieted down for the time being.
This morning, Custar was hurriedly
applied to for troops, as the Indians
were removing their families, had
killed many cattle, and mennt mis-
chief. A detachment OF tue 7th ca.
vairy was sent to Standing Rock
Agency to protect it.
PHILADELPHIA. December 21.-The
American Iron and Steel Association
has information that all the late strik
ers at the Troy Iron Works of John a.
Griswoid d Co.. except the puddlers,
have yielded. The strikers whose
PLACES had not already been filled, we're
permitted to resume work upon sign.
ing an agreement that they did not be-.
long to any union labor Organization,
and would not become connected with
any such organization while in the en-
ploy Of Griswold &c Co. They also
agreed not to engage in any future
strike, nor to entrust any future nego-
tlations of any kind TO com mittees, but
that each man would conduct his own
negotistions. The question with the
puddlers ls likely to be settled very
speedily in favor of the company.
PHILADELPHIA, December % The
Board Of Trade passed u resolution
looking to the restraint OF everybody
from lnquieitorial aud unreasonable
searches into the private affairs of
commercial firms, mining or manufao-
turing or other business men, upon
any pretence whatever.
.. New YORK, December 2I.-A writ of
.c5cGs corpus, &c the o4se uf Wm. Al.
Tweed, was dismissed to-day, by
Judge Barrett, and the prisoner re-.
manded to custody.
BosroN, December %. The conrte.
sles OF the city have been rendered
King kalakaua.
WATRRrowN, MASS, December %
Biodgetts metallic art works have been
burned; loss $50, 5,0GG.
TRENTON, N. J.. December o.
Three children drowned; thin ice.
MILWAUKEE. December 22.-J. B.
Latrd's saw mill boiler, in Angelic.
shawand County, exploded, killing
fifteen and wounding twenty.
BALTIMORE, December 22.-General
Tenoh Tilghman is dead; aged sixty
five. he graduated in the West Point
GLASS of 1882.
The jury in the Goss perjury case
disagreed and were discharged.
/ BARNEaAT, N. j., December GA
steamer, supposed to be New Orleans
and Havana packet, bound to New
York, vent ashore on Barnegat shoals,
at 3 O'Clock this morning, aud is now
throwing cotton overheard.
LATER. The steamer aground is the
south Carolina, from Charleston. She
lies easy, and tits thought as soon as
more freight is jetsoned she will float.
Ali the passengers safely landed.
WASHINGTON. December 22.-Col.
lector Casey and DR.. Peterson, of post
routes, departed for New Orleans.
In the Senate. West presented a
memorial Of the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange for aid to the Texas Pacific
railroad, and also praying that the
Texas, Western and Central Road be
incorporated as O branch Of the Texas
Pacific.
WAsH1NGToN. December 22-SP. NJ.
A recess is probable. Some thirty five
members OF Congress have obtained
leave Of absence, and others will 90
without leave. Should the session
Ooptipna thorn ,,;l oa,i