The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29
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wealthiest man in the .oity. His name
frst came to public notice by hia SER
vices for the Czar Alexander, OF Russia,
for whom he constructed steam rail-
road and internal improvements Since
his return, he has established the Harri.
son Boiler Works. tho products Of
which are known throughout the coun-
try. sI - st7ts
OswEao. March 2e.-The Canadian
has arrived-the first boat OF the season.
SusoUEHANNA DEPOT, PA, March %.
The Sheriff Of this County arrived here
at midnight, with party of forty az
sistants, but has made NO effort thus far
to reclaim the engines seized by the
strikers. The pay. masters car arrived
.as. night. Tbs strikers ha7s still pos-
session OF the entire works, and all tra-
vel Is entirely suspended.
New YORK, March 28.-The steamer
Merrimack, overdue from Rio Jauelro,
was spoken of the harbor of Para, on
the 4.h of March.
Austin Black and J. Dusenberry, gold
brokers, have been arrested, on charge
Of attempting to procure forgery in q
suit. They were bailed in 500, 900 each.
Brothers chemical works were burned
to-day; loss $3.50, 10000; insurance $780,
900.
New ORLEANS. March 2S.-Captain
Howell reports 1G,2 feet of water on
Pass rOltre bar ut low tide. TIE
dredge boat working there ia doing
good service.
New YORK. March 23.-A $4,000
pigeon match, which was to have come
| of to-day, between Paine, Of this city,
| and James Ward, of Canada, has boon
stopped, through The instrum.utality OF
Bergh.
The Supreme Court has granted al
| order to show cause why q writ of a,aan-
ddmus should not issue against Judge
Davis, on motion of council for Tweed,
who claim that there were certain excep-
| tons taken in the course of the trial
and noted by the stenographer in his
minutes, which. the Ohief Justice im-
perly refused to allow in settling the
case on appeal. The order is made re-
turnable ou the ga Of April next, aud
counsel for Tweed are given until the
18th of the same month to submit fur
ther afIidavits.
The Erie striking laborers have uc-
cepted the compnny's terms and re-
sumed.
PoRT HENRY, W., March %. An
$4,000 fire occurred to-day; Insurance.
$50, 600; several injured.
Boston, March 2S.-Rev. Edward \.
Kirk is dead; aged seventy -one.
TACOMA, N. H., March %. S.--Blod-
gett, the wife murderer, committed sui
eide this morning. by hanging with a
strip of sheetiug torn from his bed.
Boston. March 2S.:-The fifth ballot
resulted: Dawes, SO; Hour, rs; Curtis,
GS; Adams. 13; Banks, Unnecessary to
q choice. 1913. Adjourned to Monday.
SUsQUEHANNA Depot, Pa, Murch %.
An excited meeting has Just been held
by the strikers here. They nre firm and
united, and will allow no train to pass
nor any business to be done, until the
railway company acoede to all their de-
mands. District Attorney Caswalt, of
this County, made an address to the
strikers, assuring them OF his sympathy,
and telling the men they were not break
ing the laws. The company hive but
two alternatiyes-either to acceds to ull
the demands of the men, or send for the
military. Intense excitement prevails
throughout the village, and the Sheriff
Is worthless, as his posse all sympathize
with tho strikers.
CINCINNATI. March %. Colonel W.
L. Terrell, Covington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial, shot and
killed Hon. Harry Myers, at Covington,
Ky, this noon. Both are very promi.
ncnt men in Kentucky. The Shouting
was the result of o grudge OF long
standing.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Rsv. DR..
I. Stork. formerly pastor of ST. Marks
Lutheran Church, in Baltimore, und st /.
Andrew Church, Philadelphia, died
here last night. lie was editor of the
Lutheran Home, monthly, at the time
of his decease.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The deega-
ton Of South Carolina taxpayers have
been occupied today arranging for pre-
sentlng their memorial to both houses
of Congress on Monday. They report
meeting with much encouragemea at aud
sympathy from the leading men Of all
parties.
Probabilities-For the Gulf States,
rising barometer, lower temperature,
cloudy weather, and rain near the coast.
For the S0uth Atlantic States, South
westerly and North-westerly winds. fall
lug temperature, rising barometer aud
increasing clondiness, followed by rain
Oh Sunday. For the Middle and East
ern States, North. westerly winds, lower
temperature. rising barometer and gen.
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