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


OF his elevation I'd the pontificatayla =,
SaGtander is .thtbatened By e2tong
bands o: Carlists.i The authosities
have stelegraphad for roinfotcem ents.
SPvaral Republican war ships have
moved up and are:in position.to shell
the approaches to the city on the ap,
peara' "e Of the insurgents.
Loi JON, July 6.-The statement in
desl .tch received here on the Oath
ult., tnat the Carlist General Liar
raga was dead, turns out to be incor-
rect A despatch from Spain states
that General SabaIlo. by virtue OF his
rank, should have succeeded General
Tristany who was dismissed from the
Carlist service; but Don Carlos ap-
pointed Gen. Lizarraga to the vacant
command. It is further said that Gen.
Saballo is greatly dissatisfied at this
and has announced his intention OF
going to France.
The brig Hannah, from Fernandina,
is here. considerably damaged by col-
lieiou with On iceberg.
CoNsTANT1NoPhE, July 6.-The town
OF Tenedas has been burned.
Telegrnphic--Amer Matters.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July 3.-Governor
Davis has issued circular to the
grangers OF this State, appealing for
relief for the people in the South vest
Counties. He says the Counties Of
Martin, Murray, jackson and Cotton
wood, and portions of Noble aud Wa
tonwan, and possibly to some extent
other communities, have been swept
by grasshoppers of all the crops as com
pletely as if by fire. Women and
children are suffering for food. Im-
plemonts and stock Of settlers are
under mortgage. given to tide over the
prlvatlons OF last year. Contributions
in money are most desirable; provi-
sions aud clothing scarcely less 30.
Send the contributions to Gen. II. n.
Sibley. Although the Governor has
not asked for assistance from outside
the State, contributions Of the benevo.
lent addressed as above will be CRATE
fully received. and will he sure to be
used in relieving the distress of tho
people suffering for food from no fault
of their own.
SALT LAKE. July 3.-The Montana
stage was robbed ut half-past IL last
night, at Big Dry Greek, twenty five
miles South Of Pleasant Valley, by four
masked men, armed with shot guns.
The South coach was stopped FIRST and
run into q brush on the side OF the
road, and held until the North coach
came along. t. @. Jackson and pas
senger named Billings. on the North
coach, were robbed. Billings lost
$3.50. and the robbers, recognizing
jackson, returned him his money. A
passenger named Jones, on the South
coach. was robbed of $50. The trea.
sure box of Wells & Fargo WAS broken
open and everything of value taken.
The loss is not known.
New YORK. July 3.-Eyan Ran
dolph. OF Philadelphia, holder of four
notes OF Hoyt, Sprague & Co., having
made application to have that firm de.
clnred bankrupt. Judge Benedict
granted an order to show cause. The
order will be returned in few DAYS.
HARRlsBURa, Pa, July 5.-The Gla-
morgan iron furnace was blown down
last night. killing three. The railroad
bridge at Lewistown, over the Juniata,
blew down and % freight cars went
over; one man killed and many others
injured. The Columbia Hotel was un-
rooted and the steeples of the Luthe-
ran and Presbyterian churches blown
down.
MOBILE, July 4-Esrly this morn
ing. at Enterprise. Miss, 6endish
outrage WAS committed on the person
of child five years old, daughter of
an esteemed merchant, by o negro
named Kidd. He was caught and in
carcerated in Jail. but the citizens over.
powered the jailor, took the negro to a
neighboring tree and hung him. He
confessed the deed, and there was no
doubt of his guilt. The execution is
approved by whites aud blacks.
lNDIAPoLIs. July 5.-The National
Crop Reporter says that returns from
over $50 Counties in nine of the prin-
cipal cotton States indicate, us CON-
pared with last year, 1916 per cent.
in acreage. The average stand in nine
States vas trihe over II per cent.
below the average of lust year. The
condition of the plant is rapidly i'm
proving.
WAsHrSGToN, July 5.-About half
past o'clock, lust evening, there was
u severe hurricane of wind and dust,
binding those who happened 20 be in
the streets and rendering travel very
difficult. In ten minutes the rain
began to full, which had the effect of
settling the dust in the streets. The
results of the storm are seen all over
the city. Large signs from the bust
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