The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-24
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IL I si1aXERPCChs JanHAry 46.--Thei bark
Memories, ,issromi Charleston, for. BaroeJ
Iona, has sipst into 0adiz, damaged BY Q
collision with the bark Anna Oolbyor.
sen, from Doboy Tor Greenook, which
Wss abandoned at sea. All hands saved.
LONDON, January 23.-Mme. Parepa-
Rosa died last night. The journals of
this morning are filled with articles and
programmes Of The ceremonies on, the
occasion.
The Duke OF Edinbargh's marriage
will take place at IL 80 P. NJ, to-day,
In St! Petersburg. iiaii.
y, ASlarge cotton factory. in Glasgow was
burned Lost night; loss E50. 600. IA, 600
Operatives thrown out of employment.
ST PRTRRsDuna. January 23-The
mhrtiage OF the Duke OF Edinburgh to
Grand Dutchess Maris was solemnized
at ! O'Clock this afternoon. The day
was observed as holiday, and since
early morning. when salutes were fred,
the streets have been crowded with peo-
pie. The festivities in celebration of
the event will continue several DAYS.
The'oity is gaily decorated, and it will
be illuminated night, Saturday night
and Sunday, night. On Monday, q
grand military review will take place in
front Of the winter palace The troops
participating will consist of forty-one
batteries of infantry, thirty. seven squad.
rons OF cavalry, and an artillery force of
l4O guns.
BAYoNNE, January 2B.-It is rumored
that the Oarlists have entered Satander.
LONDON, January 23.AFlags are dis
played from all the public and many
private buildings, in honor of the mar
riage OF the Duke of Edinburgh. Wind
Bor CASTLE, the residence Of the Prince
OF Wales, at Sandringham, and other
buildings occupied by the royal family,
are profusely decorated with bunting.
Throughout the entire country, bells
are ringing in honor Of the nuptials,
and, the marriage services are being
celebrated in the English churches.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
DEsrRUcTIyE FLOODS IN THE NORTH.
WEsTTBRUTAL .ENGINEER-THE HOG
cRoP-ooAL TROUBLES, &C., 10.
NEW YORK, January 22.-The meet
ing 0f the presidents OF the different
coal companies nave egreeed as follows
for this year; The trade will open on the
first Of March at q voyage advance of
fifteen cents per ton, and will be alter
wards advanced each month to the end
OF the season on the following scale:
/. April, Ave cents; May aud June. ten
cents; and July. August. September,
October and November, fifteen cents.
The general, plan is substantially that
pursued BY the companies last year.
In Fegara 70 the present trouble in the
mining districts, il was impossible to
foretell the result. as the miners are
swayed BY seldsh leaders and totally nm.
Reasonable when oncs bent on q PARTON.
larCourse. The. last strike, while gain
ing.nothlng for the men, cost the oom-
panies millions OF dollars, and impoyer-
ished the whole mining population.
Serious mischief might possibly be
done BY the egitators, who are now
t5ying to 4, organize gizz q u National Miners
New: :YoiRaK, ia j January Il, i 22.-The jury in
Oanpni Howard's case returned YER
dict ot guilty, with a strong recommend
alton to mercy. after ono hours absence
from the court. The prisoner was re-
manded for sentence. Howard was ao.
cused Of nsfng counterfeit M atoh stamps
to defrand Che Internal Revenue De.
partment. X.
CINCINNATI. January 22.-Andrew
Miller, agent OF the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad, was stabbed in the
abdomen and killed, to-day, by M.
Merkel. q druggist doing business in
this city.
New YoRK, January 22.-The steamer
South American, from Rio Janeiro. yia
st. Thomas. brought as passenger, ex-
President Baez. of st. Domingo. Iele-
graphic communication by cable laid
along the coast has been completed be-
tween Rio and Para. The line is to be
rapidly extended from Rio to the river
Platte on the South, and from Para to
the island of st. Thomas Oh the North.
TIpToN, OHIO, January 23.-The
water is higher than for twenty-five
years. Dwellings, and firms are inun.
dated.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. January 23.-By
compromise, the Legislature, which is
Republican, secured the Speaker. The
Anti -Monopolists have the other officers.
The Anti-Monopolists have the Chair
manships OF oil the investigating COM
mittees. ~
CINCINNATI, January 23.-Pat. Naueh.
ton, locomotive engineer, was convicted
in the police court. to-day, of throwing
alive dog into locomotive furnace and
Burning him to death. He was fined
$lO0 and sentenced to the work house