The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-05
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.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n Affairs.
cHAAiBoRD TO THE FRONT gHE SPANISH
REPUBLICANS AROUSED D4CEsPEDss RE.
PORTED KILLED, ETC.
VIENNA, March 4.-DeChambord is
here in perfect health.
MADRID, March 4-The aggressive
movement Of the Carlists has served to
arouss<a feeling on the part of the peo-
pie to aid the Goyerement by oil the
means In their powert TO crush tho insur-
reotion. Contributions of~money and
clothing are pouring in, and all>tde the
atres in this city have given perform-
asnoes IN aid Of the cause. Telegrams
have been received from the provincial
authorities, Offering moral and material
support. The latest advioes from Billion
report no change in the situation. The
Carlists keep up their bombardment.
About 200 shells are thrown into the
city daily.
LosDoN. March 4.-D.. Forbes WIN
Glow, q well-known medical writer, is
dead.
HAVANA, March 4.-Several kilograms
have been received here by private par
ties, reporting that ex-President Ces.
pedes has been killed by some members
OF the Sanquentin battalion. It is fur
ther said that his body was brought to
Santiago de Cuba. where it was recog-
nized, after which it was buried in that
city.
TelcKraphic-Alnertc Matters.
TIE TEMPERANCE MovEAIENT-BLooDY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT WORK
HEAVY FAILURE-HEAyY RUN AT Bill
L1ARDs-DEATH OF A PROMINENT MINIS
TER-sERIoUs EIOT-ARREsT OF CON
GRKssMAN--THE GAINES GUSHING CASE
--DEsTRUcrIvE FmE-LoU1sIANA MAT
TKRs, ETC.
MACON. GA, March 3.-The city is
very much excited to-day over the hap
penipg of one Of the most tragic events
which ever occurred in Macon, and
which will probably cost two men their
lives. liz seems that this morning Geo.
Abel and John J. Cherry we're playing
game of cards in Vannnck's saloon,
oh Cotton avenue. During the progress
or the game a quarrel arose between the
two men, and from high words they
nnally came to blows. Abel knocked
Cherry down. DR.. Cromwell ". John
son interfering. Abel drew navy re-.
volver and fred at him. but the ball
struck button on DR.. Johnson's coat
and glanced off without doing him any
damage. The next shot was ut Cherry.
and took effect in his bowels. infiicting
what will probably prove to be mortal
wound. Before any one could stop or
disarm him, Abel then pointed the
pistol at his own breast Just below the
heart, fred and the man tell heavily in
his tracks. There is some slight chance
for Cherry. but Abell's case is clearly
hopeless.
-
rious Vasqoez and his gang of outlaws,
on Friday last, robbed the passengers
of.Los Angeles stage. near Solidad, OBJ
tanning $500. At Solidad, they robbed
store aud stole six horses from a
stable. They afterwards robbed n
teamster on the road, and then started
for the mountains. The State offers
SIS. 900 reward for their capture.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3.-In the case
OF Stone Brothers rs. the State Auditor,
Judge Wood to-day issued restraining
order against sundry tax collectors, for
bidding them to execute the provisions
OF the funding bill, alleged to be uncon-
stitutional because impairing the obIiea.
ton OF contracts. In the Legislature,
to-day an Act passed both Houses re-.
po.i.us o:sos.vu low, :..0u. :. -. -:
N~sA OA t"oS oSooAOhs 4d0 <1Ct I6p6Ai6Q
restored some of the obnoxious mea.
cures OF tho old election law. Its repeal
leaves the law of 1872. which Governor
Warmoth approved after the election, in
force. This is regarded as fair law.
Both Houses also passed an ACT order
ing new registration throughout the
State.
CoLudBus, Ono. Mach 3.-The tenn.
perance women visited the American
Hotel, to-day. and. inviting the bar
keeper to the parlor, presented pledge,
which he refused to sign. After threat
ening to pray for him, the ladies left.
The police keep the side walks clear.
New YORK, March 3.-The National
Temperance Society is receiving orders
for books and tracts from various SEQ.
tions of the country. The Sons of
Temperance will soon hold macs meet
ing in the Seventh Avenue Methodist
Church. The trustees of st. Paurs
Methodist Church declines the use OF
the building. Judge Piatt to-day sus.
tanned the Brooklyn Excise Commis.
sioners in holding that oil beer must be
regarded as contained in the general
Intoxicating liquors." and admitted
their Jurisdiction to revoke lioenee for