The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-31
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mADRIDs january bUtSSHepOeto have
:. reaehed this oity THAI 3eneral Moriones,
oonmanding the army OF the NORTH,
has raised the blockade of Bilbas. s. ;,
ZURI0H. January 80.-Field Marshal
Baron Won GobliDz, OF Austria, com.
mitted suicide here to-day. sns, },
lTeloKraphIc-AmerIc MATTERS. Us
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS -REsoIND1Na THE
rENsgas CT SClsffEHGGR-B' MAJ bnIrA PRO
CEEDINGs-bUTT CoAIPRoMIsED-wAIs-
RANT FOR wARMOTH-THE NATIONAL
j. GRANGE, aO., 90.
WASHINGTON, January 20. There was
q caucus tonight OF the Democratic
members Of the House of Representa-
tives, called for general discussion of
views OF tho members of that party in
the House on the prominent political
topics os che day. Representative Nib-
lack, OF Indiana, was elected permanent
Chairman of the caucus. There was q
very thorough aud animated though
haftnoplouat discussion and comparison
ofisentiments among thegentlemen pre-
sent+the financial question particularly
receiving much attention. The discus.
sions were participated in by Colonel
Roberts and Mr.. W hitahousa, OF New
ds,5 195E' sGhupskef. Fl Brge}klyn. Ran
C.aHe n AonuSJtthufHl aOlmAu, OF La.
diana, Cook, OF GAaorgia. ana several
oshers., Some warm sentiments were
expressed against pgtional banking in
stifntions by Colonel Roberts, Mr.. sHol-
man pnd q number. OF representatives
frona,t The South, The caucus adjourned
with hthes intention of re assembling at
an early time, thpugh no particular date
BosToN, January 30.-The Committee
onEFederul2 Relations In the Maasachu-
setts Senate made report to-day, that
the resolution Of censure on Senator
Sumner, paased in 1872, should bo re-
scindsd.r OF
CHIUAoo, Japuary 30-In the B'nai
Birth, Convention. to- day, o resolution
was. unanimously adopted instructing
the Centennial Committee to carry into
operation, the plan to unveil comme-
morative statue at the Philadelphia ex-
hibitionp The Com mittee on Reports
reported resolution deprecatory of the
sentiments contained in Felzenthal's
letter, and which have aroused some
feeling. The report OF the Committee
on Roumania was read aud unanimously
adopted.l and the enlogism of the Chair
man ON the succes, thus far of Consul
Peixotto was londly applanded. The
report recommends the presentation OF
petitiqn to Congress, asking that the
ConsqLat Bucharest beSpropsrly sala.
ried5 and appeals to the members of the
order to contribute to the .Roumania
fund: TIE Following telegram wasr for
warded)Jto Mr.. Peixotto by Mr.. Wolf,
President of the Convention: "The
Convention 'congratnlates you Conf
denGa An you is unbounded. We will
sustain Yon." Ir
NHwHAvEN, Conn.,. January 80. The
suits sof the heirs of Captain Calveo-
coresses. who either committed suicide
or was murdered in Bridgeport, against
several life insurance oompanies, for
$3.50, 900, has been settled, With ono ex-
ception, by agreement by the companies
to pay one-half. 81
NEW YORK, January 30.-The police
arrangements for the mass meeting in
Cooper Institute, tonight, ore elaborate.
The Superintendent isto command in
person. The central and ward detec-
tives and fifty patrolmen will be in at
tendance in civilians dress, and the re-
serves In all the stations will be held in
readiness.
CINCINNATI, January 3O.-S!obel Bro
Tiers looking.glass factory is burned.
WASHINGTON, January 30.-The Re
publican has the following:
New QaLEANs. January 29.-It is re-
ported that Governor Kellogg has issued
reputation upon Governor Shepherd,
of the District OF Columbia, for 81. @.
Warmoth, growing out Of some crimi-
nal transactions connected with the
State Treasury when he was Governor.
Ia the Senate, Chandler, from tho
Commerce Committee, reported favora-
! bly, on bill to facilitate the execution
and protection of certain public works
at the mouth Of the Mississippi River.
Davis, Of West Virginia, objected to it's
present consideration, and the bill went
over. - sttf,f ,,..
In the House. q resolution was report
ed for q court of inquiry on tho charges
against Genefsl o. o. Howard.
NEW, YoRK, January 3O.-2OO cigar
hqakers struck for old wages.
ST. lLoU1s. January 30.-The annual
convention Of che National Grange of
the Patrons of Husbandry will convene
here next Wednesday. Dudley W.
'Adame, }. President Of the National
Grange, has already arrived here. The
principal business of the con vontion
will be Q revision OF the ritual and pei.
footing the organization of the grange.
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