The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-12
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ana SO Liberals from
6ootland, and al Conservatives and "A
4 Liberals and Home Rulers from ireland.
Much rloting at Chesterfield and Barns
y ley Yesterday, and many policemen in
/ jured.
i ss,1s A Conservative has been elected to
e Parliamentfrom Wigtomburghs. defeat
Ing the Liberal candidate, Right Hon.
: George Young, Lord Advocate for Scot
/ land, who held seat in the late Parlin-
ment. &.:eslf
SIS Telcgra Matters.
THE TURF-sILvKR LINING TO THE CON-
et GREssIoNAL oIoUD-THE sIAMEsE IN
FN. PHIhADELPHIA-THE CHANGERS ON Pa
~ FTENTs-yERDIor AaA1Es I. 9. o. F.
BORDER TROUBLES INCREAsING-MUNI-
oIPAL TEMPERANCE EFIaHT-sE1zUREs OF
Sos MLICIT DIsTILhERIEs, ETC.
y: SAVANNAH. February 10.-The last
= day OF the races of tho Savannah Jockey
Club drew the largest crowd seen on
this torf for many years. The first race
was hurdle. two miles, and. after d
close contest, was won by Hinton, in
4.08. The second race, two straight
Y mile heats. was won By Vortex; time,
1885,, 1.5115. The third race, mile
4 dash. was won by Revenge, by u neck; /;
time, 1.52. Tho fourth race, mile heats.
was won by Lady Washington, in two
straights; time, /. SAIL
PHILADELPHIA, February 1O.-To-
day, the case containing the bodies of
the Siamese Twins was opened in the
presence OF anumber of eminent medi.
cal gentlemen. The embalming process
has not been entirely satisfactory in it's
results, owing to the fact that when the
bodies we're subject to the embalm-
ing process, decomposition was already
tar advanced. However, it is believed
the main points of interest in the case
will be fully elucidated by on autopsy.
A number of medical gentlemen were
present atthe college, tonight, and
steps were taken to commence opera.
tions. Plaster caats of the bodies we're
taken to-day.
ST. LoUIs, February 11.-In the
Grangers' Convention, the report of the
Committee on Commercial Relations en-.
dorses the resolution asking Congress
to restrict the time 6nd royalty allowed
patentees. and recommends that seven
years be fixed for pstentees to enjoy the
sole benefits of patents, and that they
be allowed twenty five per cent. upon
the coat OF productions.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, February 1I.-The
House of Representatives.. to-day, by
vote OF 81 to 26, passed a resolution re-
questing the County Attorney to take
steps for bringing ex-senator Pomeroy
to trial.
CLEVELAND. ONO, February Ito
day, in the Superior Court of this city,
the case OF Edwin Lyle against Cuyapaga
lodge, I. 0. 0. F., for libel, the jury
ratnrned verdiot for plaintiff for
$40, 1000. Lyle, it was claimed, failed to
deliver money entrusted to him for the
widow OF deceased member of the
lodge, and the lodge issued circular
denouncing his dishonesty, go. where
upon Lyle entered suit for damages.
WASHINGTON. February 1.-THE Re.
publican contains the following special:
NEW ORLEANS, February lO.-The
Washington Agent Of the Associated
Press sent last night from that city an
ether two.column sensational despatch
OF Louisiana aHairs, wniun aii tno oitJ
papers. with one exception, refused to
rsh.iah.
The New Orleans Republican, COM
menting on this despatch. says "the AZ
ISOLATED Press managers seem to be in:
different how uneven their Washington
agent carries his brains after dark, Or
how much his palm itches." IF the
writer in the New Orleans Republican
can give reasonable assurance that he
is not troubled with catarrah, he may
consider ',;spose pulled la distance.
(SjgH ,.Jlt;l3 NV. BARR.
SSenator Jones' bill, authorizing the
coinage OF twenty-cent silver pieces,
proposes to make them legal tender
at their nominal value for amounts not