The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-04
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IN CuBA-DoMBARDAlEN OF BIrBoA,
&. ETo.
~ LONDON March 2.-Salutes were fred
on Saturday in several places on receipt
of the newsNofatha verdict in the Tioh.
borne case. At W6rdpur, Wiltshire, q
oanno burst and several persons we're
killed and wounded. Some Democratic
journals deplore the verdict, and~ de.
nonnoe Chief Justice Cockburn for IN:
fairness in the conduct of the trial, and
quotes against him criticisms Of Caleb
Gushing, in his recent book on the
Geneva arbitration.
PARIS, March 2.-Ledru Rollin has
been elected to the National Assembly
from the Department of Vancluse to ill
q vacancy. He received majority of
5000 votes over his opponent.
LONDON, March 3.--A special CORES
pondent OF the Ne,us in India teleRraphs
that the villagers OF. Eastern Tirhoot are
slowly starving to death. and the future
in other districts looks terribly ominous.
LIVERPOOL. March 3.-The ship
Riverside, from Liverpool for Key West
or New Orleans, put into Queenstown,
leaking on the upper deck.
HAVANA, March. "A detachment of
800 volunteers, the first mobilized since
the Captain: Generals decrees were
issued, went to the Oinc's Villas Dis.
trict, to-day, for active service in the
field. 1000 more leave, tonight, for
Puerto Principe. The Governor of
Sagna La Grande announces the defeat
and dispersion Of the insurgent force at
Muleaoita, near Santo Domingo, within
two days after its appearance.
LONDON, March 3.--The ship Oasis,
from Savannah for Bremen, was spoken
February 13. latitude. 40. longitude 80,
,water-logged and all hands working at
the pumps. She received assistance
from, passing vessel.
LONDON, March 3.-A despatch from
st. I-.u de Luz, French town, eleven
miles South OF Bayonne, dated to-day,
sRya the Carlists have kept mp steady
bombardment of Bilboa for the last six
days.
eKraphic-Asae-tc.n Matters.
TRAINS BLoCKApED-CATHoLIC PILGRIM
AdE-FEMALE STKERs-DKsTRUoTIv
FIRE IN GOAL hIINES-RALROAD DIFF
CULTIES--TRAGIC sCENES--SUPRRME
COURT DECISIONS, ETC.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 3.-Oyerland
trains are all blockaded seventy-iye
miles East of .Elko.
NEW YORK, March 3.-The Catholic
Pilgrimage Committee give notice that
the time originally appointed for the de.
parture of the pilgrims for Rome, which
will mot be later than the middle of
May, will be adhered to- Tho name Of
the steamer. day of sailing and other
i. necessary information, will be commu-
d yioated to those enabled to go soon after
March 20.
BALTIMORE, March 3.-The fillibuster
steamer Edgar Stuart, having completed
her repairs, made trial trip down the
bay and returned. Several Government
officers were aboard, also reporters and
invited guests.
New YORK, March 3.-The female
umbrella and parasol makers OF the
leading houses of this city are on a
strike for an increase Of wages.
EH-President Baez is still prisoner
at the BrevooBt House. Counsel advise
him not to give bail.
WnKRsBARRE, IA, Marcn 5.-Mlners
ulo have been f0r tie last two months
fighting fire at the Empire Mine, near
this city, have ceased work, having be.
come convinced that their efforts to
control the fiery element were becoming
more hazardous and unavailiug each
day. Subsequent events proved that
the apprehensions were not unfounded,
for last evening, most extensive ''cave-
in" Of the mine occurred, exceeding in
extent the fall at the Baltimore Mine,
which took place a short time since.
Great CONSIDERATION prevails in the
neighborhood of the mine, and families
are preparing to leave the dangerous
proximity. The fire now has free scope,
and threatens to ruin utterly one of the
most valuable possessions of the newly
formed Wilkesbarre and Lehigh Coal
Qolnnany.
New YORK. March 3.-The captain of
the bark Everett Gray, which was
searched by the Spaniards, says the yes-
sci was league from the shore of Cuba
at the time. No violence was attempted.
Since the proclamation OF consumption
was made, a strict lookout has been
kept upon the shipping. The Spanish
residents professed to be ready and
enger for fight, but more than one of
them offered the captain money to tnke
them away secretly.
The employees in the Erie shops at
SusQushanna Depot struck at $50 A.
NJ, yesterday. The alleged reasons for