The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AmHirs.

S aeAosoo ~ to'ieys ouOmtsLou a pro-
posal. reducing the number of Depu.
ties from Algeria to three. 4 'ap
NJ. @. Hevrean. Bonapartist, has
been nominated for tue Assembly from
Lyons.
The Lift have organized pamphlet
campaign against the Bonapartists.
misunderstanding the people against
tho designs, exposing the sophistries
aud recnnnting the fatal history of the
imperialist party will be thoroughly
circulated in Paris aud the provinces.
The Duke De Cazes to-day had q
committee Of the Assembly on the
postal convention with the United
Ststes. He suid the arrangement
under consideration was only to serve
as a transition TO more liberal sys-
TEN, which would be embraced in an
additional convention, to be hereafter
submitted.
PARIS. June "a council of war
has pronounced q verdict of guilty
against M. Melvil Bloucourt, Deputy
for Guadaloupe, for participation in
the acts Of the Commune, and con-
demned him to death in contumdcidm.
Le Pays newspaper says the friends
of the Prince Imperial strongly oppose
the nomination of Prince Jerome Ma.
poleon for the Assembly.
1t is rumored that duel has grown
out OF the violent proceedings in the
Assembly last Tuesday.
ROME, June The Pope was able
to celebrate mass this morning, and
subsequently, walked TO his library
He is very feeble, but the fever has
left him.
MADRID, June 6.-General Concha
has entered Logrono.
VIENNA, June 6.-The Catholic Epis.
copate OF Bohemia hns determined to
resist the ecclesiastical law8. Passive
opposition has already commenced
with the appointment to vacant living gs.
TslcRraDhic-Amers Matters.
CHICAGO, June 5.-5. 600 coal miners
are on a strike in the Braid Wood
Mines, In consequences of the compa.
ny's refusal to make certain conces-
sions. The brakesmen atrike on the
Chicago and Alton Railroad continues,
and new men have been employed.
Prof. Patton to-day filed his reasons
for appealing the Swing case from the
Presbyt decision to the Synod.
His grounds nra. first, irregularity in
the proceedings; second, hurrying the
decision before important testimony
had been heard; third, manifestation u
OF prejudice in the case; fourth. q
mistake; fifth, injustice in decision.
WATERBURY, June 5.-An attempt
was made, last night, by two or three
unknown men. to rob the convent of
Notre Dame in this city. Wutchman
James MCGOWAN, stationed at the
building, started in pursuit OF the
thieves, but was turned upon an stab
bed in three places. probably fatally.
The burglars secured no plunder. No
arrests as yet have been made.
DETROIT, June 6.-The American
Medical Association elected the folio w.
lug officers for the ensuing year: Pre-
sident. Dr.. W. X. Bowling. of Penn
sylvania; Vice-Presidents, VIM. Bro
die, OF Michigan; j. j. Woodward, of
the United States Army; Fl. w. Brown,
of Texas: 81. D. Didama, Of New
York; Treasurer, Casper Wester, of
Pennsylvsnia; Librarian, W. Lee, Of
the District OF Colnmbia; Committee
on Library-Johnson Elliott, of Dis
trict OF Colnmbia; Assistant Secretary,
William Walling, of Kentucky. The
ohairmen OF committees we're appoint.
ed as follows: Practice of Medicine,
Materia Medica and Physiology, Aus
tin Flint, OF New York; Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children, W.
81. Byford, Of Illinois; Surgery and
Anatomy. E. ". Moore, of Rochester;
Medical Jurisprudence, Chemistry and
Physiochology, Jerome Cochrane. OF
Alabama; State Medical and Public
Hygiene. 81. G. Bowditch, of Massa-
chusetts. The convention adjourned
to meet in Louisville, on May i, 1875.
The attendance has been very large
427 delegates being present-a large
per centage OF them being the oldest
physicians OF the country.
ST.. LOUIS, June 6.-The Interna
tional Typographical Union adjourned
to June next. Most Of the business
was transacted in secret session. Va
rious committees were appointed, who
will report next session.
TORONTO, June 6.-The Convention
of Marine Underwriters have deter
mined to form an International Ma
rine Underwriters Association. The
leading companies are represented.
New ORLEANS, June G.-The sus-
pension of the commercial firm OF J.
U. Payne Il Co. is announced.
ST.. Louis, June 6.-The National
Millers' Association propose the
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