The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-27

been stayed every where aud the hopes
of the people are reviving.
LONDON, June 26--5 a. M.-The
bill for the regulation Of public wor-
ship has passed the House 81 Lords. z.
LONDON, June 26..-Qgeel Victoria
and the Empefor 'of Bfa2il have ex.
ohanged-uopgsathfator messages upon
the successfnt laying'of the Brazilian
cable.
Teiogranhic-Amerte Matters.
MONTGOMERY, june %, ArTown Mar.
shal Goodson, OF Fort Deposit. while
attempting to arrest q drunken negro,
wss shot and killed By him.
Two weeks ago, Mrs. Cook Of Blunt
County, missed her three children, the
eldest aged six. The search was made,
and they were found drowned in the
we'll. Mrs. Cook went crazy, and two
or three days ago, escaped from her
attendants and drowned herself in the
same weii.
The Alabama Equal Rights Associa.
tion is in session here. All negroes.
Nothing Of Importance. Phil. Joseph,
of Mobile. 10 Temporary ohairman.
MONTPELIER. VI, June 25.-The
Democratic Convention to dominate q
ticket for State officers was held hore
to-day. G. L. Waterman. 1of Hyde
Park, presided. The convention mo-
minated for Governor H, W. g.. Bing-
ham. Of Stowe; for Lieu.enans.G
vernon. Henry Chase, Q: LJnden. and
for Treasurer, Otis Chamberlain, of
Pamfret. The resolutions. which ut
terly ignore sllnsion to national sub
jecta. declare that they renew their de-
votion to the Democratic party and it's
principles. and invite all citizens to
unite in the effort TO RESTORE the prin-
oiples of the party to the government
of the country; that the present pro-
hibitory liquor law is r,nndemocratio
and has proved injurious, to the oause
of temperance and good order, and
favor its unconditiopst fepeal and the
adoption of stringent license law.
The convention, was ,Gnpspaily we'll at
tended, and had many good men in it.
OTTAWA, Juue 25.Afn consequence
of the reciprocity negotiations, it is
understo9 Parliament will assemble
in DeceWHaasS ot early in January. II
is prop0ssd thak the Dominion ParIia
ment bonld be in session simaltane-
ously with the Senate of the United
States. /. ~
New YORK. Jane 25. Last evening,
the immense stone grist mill owned by
L. Hommediere, at the Branch. q vii
lage fifteen miles from Mount Lenoir.
i. l., and which for some time has
been considered yory unsafe, was
blown down in heavy gale of wind.
The roof was fret carried away, and
fell upon horse and wagon twenty
feet distant. with tremendous crash.
Eleven men were at work in the mill
at the time the disaster occurred. I'm
mediately after the roof was swept
away, the massive stone walls caved in,
burying beneath the ruins five of the
unhappy mIllers, who were probably
killed outright. Four men miraou-
lously escaped injury, and two are
badly bruised.
SHRINaFIRLD. MASS June 90
Dawes declines the Congressional no.
mination.
Fully 10000 persons attended the
Cleveland Saengerfest concert.
There has been a severe storm
throughout the Northwest. Three
lightning deaths.
PARIS, June 26-La Liberte SAYS
that after the budget has been voted,
President MacMahon will recommend
that the Assembly confer upon him
the power of finally dissolving it and
then adjourn.
NEW YORK, June 26 AT Barnum' g
hippodrome, horse was instantly
killed, during hurdle race, and n
female rider probably fatally Injured
The clerk Of Beecher's church SAYS
no session has been called and no pro.
ceedings are probable. Tiiton had
been told that II be would bring u
direct charge it would be received and
investigated, whether made against the
pastor or any member Of Plymouth
Church. The church will not attack
vagneries.
A lad named McGeehan, employed
in castor factory in Newark. N. j.,
was killed, yesterday, by the explosion
Of an emery wheel.
Wm. Mccormick, butcher, died
yesterday afternoon, of hydrophobia.
Mccormick was slightly bitten hv u
small dog, about month ago; 1ut
the wound soon healed and he thought
nothing of it until Monday, when he
began to experience sharp paine in the
back. Physicians we're called, who
prescribed simple remedies at hrst,
but more powerful afterwards. all to
no purpose. and he died in the greatest