The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09
invest;g=ttee. 7 hare found thes the Ad-

invest;g=ts. !, have found that the Ad-
ministrat7on Journals and Adminisfra-
ton politicians have grossly slandered
the people Of this State. The party
press on both sides is very bitter in
! political contro versy, but the Repubii-
cen papers are just as denunciatnry OF
their opponents as those published in
the interest of the Democratic -!o.ty;
and it is not true that tho latter have
| advised or do now advice their frierda
to resort to intimidation or violence.
The authors Of some of these slaniere,
that are destroying the credit of the
State and driving away immigrants.
live in this city, and don't wonder
they are treated with contempt. They
say they are 'ostracised, but they pass
through the streets without molesta.
ton or insult, and have the word Of
high Republican officials here, that
socially and in business relations, hn-
norable. men. no matter what their
politics, are tronted alike. except by a
few worthless fellows. whose society
nobody desires"
WASHINGTON, October S.-Six com
panies of the Thirteenth Regiment,
under Lieutenant Colonel Morrow,
have started for the South, aud other
companies will follow as soon rs they
can be collected.
frobabilities-For the South Allan
tic States, rising barometer, South east
to South west winds, veering to North
erly; stationary temperature and partly
cloudy weather. For the Gulf States,
rising barometer. North east winds,
cooler. cloudy weather. followed by
rain in the Western portion.
CHICAGO. October Sat Dexter
Park, Goldsmith Maid trotted aguiust
time, for special purse. She was ao-
companied by running horse and
allowed three heats. The first heat
was trotted in 2.19, and the second in
2 IT. beating her previous record on
this track half second. Gloster and
Judge Fullerton then trotted for di-
vision of the gate money; Gloster won
in three straight heats-time 222,
2.231a. 2,221a.
OMAHA, October THE 18th In
fautry has been ordered from this
District to the Department of the
South. Orders have been issued to-
day to the different district COON mand- :
ers to get them on railroad without
| delay.
MOBILE, October 8.-The testimony
III the Sumter County case closed yes
terday. Rabb II. Smith, one of the
counsel for the defense, is now making
his argument. The decision f the
CON missioners will probably be reu-
dered tomorrow. The evidence is
very conflicting.
About 2 80 P. NJ the Commissioners
rendered his decision, com mmitting
ReofrO aud Bullock to iail, without
bail. aud discharging Hiliman. The
Commissioner refused to enter into
the constitutionality Of the law aud
based his decision upon the fnct that,
while the evidence establishing an
abb in the cases Of Bullock aud Rem
fro was strong, there WAS testimony
enough to justify the CON initial. After
the decision and before it was carried
into effect, the Uuited States District
Attorney asked the Com missioner to
hold Hillman until new affidavit,
charging him with the whipp ng Of
Wilson Doyle. could be prepared and
warrant issned for his arrest. This
the Commissioner refused to Do. Sub
sequently, aud while at perfect liberty,
HiLtman told the District Attorney
That he would appear at p. Al and
give bail to answer this new charge.
SAN FRANCISCO, October Liquor
saloons where girls are employed as
walters have been closed.
HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss October 8. =
Last night, mob of negroes. number
ing about forty, took james Parklns
and VIM. Raw nswood, colored, from
Jail and shot them dead-thereby
avsnging the death of Mack Hill. It
was done so quietly that few persons
knew of it until this morning.
BUFFALO. October 8.-The grave of
Mrs. Richard J. Carey, recently de-
ceased. at Holy Cross Cemetery, was
robbed on Tuesday night. The casket.
outside coffin aud shroud were left
lying on the ground. The officers to-
day visited the Medical College, with
search warrant aud found the body,
with four others. The students were
surprised while at work dissecting
them. Thirty-nine students were nr
rested and taken in procession to the
police court. Justice Nash released
them on parole to appear when wanted.
There is much excitement over the
afflir.
Tciesr@ r@phic-COmmrrcia Iteports.
COLUMBIA, October 8 Cotton sales
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