The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-28
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! and con victed, nffered the extfetne74pe..
nalty of the law to-day. at IA, O'Clock.
His neck was broken and he died IN lib
scarcely. q struggle. Several, Thousand
pArssns, principally ooloEed, Witnessed
1.-The hanging. Phis is the. first ,efecI-
ton in this County in many years. =,
.t lTelcRraphic-ForoIg Anairs.1l
MONEY TROUBLES IN HAVANA
4 STONES REMAINS REcOaNIzED IBIS
|. IS MAROK's I1LNEss-oABINET ,CoNaRATC.
So; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUCCESSES BE-
FORE B1nBOK, ETC, ETo. ~
aa a!sts HAyAMA.s March 27.-The banks hay
Sing refused to- discount. currency ,conti.
nues to depreciate.7 A., decree makes
stamped paper payable in gold. $50
~ IoNDbN,.. March. 27.-Livingstone's g
remains are in q lead coffin. preserved
in salt. ;. The body aas fclly recognized
at Ganzibar. ssstr3 RI ,s3H 1ft
BEanfs,t March 27. = Bismarck q symp-
toms are disooHragjng.
MADR1D5 March 28. The: Minister of
War has telegraphed che congratulations
Of the Cabinet;to Marshal Serrano.
Serrsnp jtelegraphssithat.A his troops
have driven back the Carlists at the
point OF the bayonet. capturing several
T. villages; several Carlist batteries were
; silenced.. ~ ! This fighting is to raise the
siege of Billion :f1iauv
Z a@LoNDoN. March N.-The ship Charles
AZ Farwell,; from Savannah for Reval,
before reported stranded on the island
Of Anholt, will probably be total loss.
476 bales of cotton have been landed in
good order and taken to Elsinore
aLoNDoN., March ~2796 A. MI Z
Times special. from Madrid. states IT, 1.
a ,rl
lists, before ,Biiboa. at 8 O'clock, yester-
day mornining: AT in the afternoon,
the Marshal telegraphed to Madrid that
the combat was obstinate on both sides,
: butIthe advantages were with his troops
i,MI /, \. LONDON; Mafch, 27,,-Six to four in
favor of the Cambridge Grew. Every
prospect OF good weather to. morrow.
BAYUNEE. March 27.-Despatches
from the Carlists claim an advantage in
the'two days fighting before Bilboa.
ID TeleKraphic-AmeriSa Matters.
FATAL RRNcoNTRE--4xTRNs oosr1A.
aRATIoN-LYNCH nAw-woAIEN DROWN.
SssED-uRANTs REPLY TO THE TAx.PAY.
ERs DEL oNr-AIAssAcHUsETTs Sc
u a,NAToRsHR-TNTERN REVENUE oIncU.
& FTAR. -ETO., .ETO.. - /. 49, , ..s5-i.1L
y SAN hFRANoIsco, March 26. AT Port.
AS~@ssN1s NsYoSSI ASGHs n
per8noe women visited most, of the
) saleons Of the gcity, among them the
lowest dens; one soloon- Keeper REFUSED
them admittance. but on hearing that
other saloons were making good paying
business of it. senti ian Invitation for
them to visit him, which they did. No
converts have been made am6nRlsaloon. :.
kcepeTsyyet ! 90 ,,g-i ,,r ~--r
q@ WASHINGTON. March 26-The West
: and South are solid on the $4OO, 900. .O0O
provision OF the finance bill. Spenoer's
bill, to facilitate and reduce the ex.
penses OF taking testimony in behalf of
the claimalitss to be used before the
Commissioners Of Claims. provides that
the special commissioners appointed
under the ACT of May IL, 1872. shall
have authority under the direction of
the Board : Of Southern Claims Com.
missioners. to take the depositions Of
witnesses in behalf of claimants and the
Government. in all cases pending before
said Commissioners, where the amount
does not exceed $40, COO,
The rule forbidding remarks upon
presentation Of memorials and petitions
in the Senatewill be hereafter enforced
The territorial bill, with on amendment
that its provisions should not apply to
cases pending in the Supreme court,
passed the Senate.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Bishop
Wilmer has presented petition to
Judge Underwood, for the release of the
Grant Parish prisoners
APPLETON CRY, ST. CLAIR CoUNrY.
March 24.-Threo detectives, belonging
to Pinkerton's famous Chicago force.
met the two Youngers in the road, near
Monega Springs, and attempted to mr.
rest them, when the Younger brothers.
who were fully prepared and determined
not be entrapped, instantly drew their
revolvers and the firing commenced.
The first shot killed one OF the detect.
ives. John Younger was the next to
! fall, and Immediately otter, Jim sue.
ceeded ia unhorsing another of the de-
tectives. It is saia that at this juuoture.
the third detective fled to the woods,
and has not been seen nor heard of
since. Only two CT the parties who
went out to Monega Springs have re-
turned to the city. They state that one
detective is wounded with three bullet
wounds and one charge of buck-shot. A
guide, named Donovan, was killed.
There ore four brothers Of the Younger
boys, who, have made their headonnr.
ters in the vicinity of Moneea SPRINGS