The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-28
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FATAL LAND AND WATER AC0IDENTs-
HPANIARpS QEPEATED-RAYAaRS O

Z. sPANIARDS DEFEATRD--RAvAaRS OF
Is CHOLERA, ETu., ETC. ~ea 4tbl J.
LONDON, February 27.-Seyeral dis.
asterH on sea and land are reported,
caused by the gale Of yesterday. which
was especially violent at Liverpool.
Edinburgh and Shields. The schooner
Emma Maria went ashore on the Scot
tish coast, near Arbarath. and all on
board wero lost. A furious thunder
storm passed over Dablin last night,
causing much damage. The bark
Heiress. from Liverpool for Galveston,
went ashore at Port Ferry, and probably
will be total loss. The ship Lonise,
at Liverpool from Pensacola, was in
collision with steamer aud was do.
maged.
BAYosNE, February 27.-The Spanish
army under Mariones has made three
attacks on the Oarlist force before
Bilboa. and was ropulsed cach time
LIsBoN, February 27.-Late aavices
from Buenos Ayres say the cholera con-
tinues to ravage with unabated violence
in sde CITY, ami many persons arc dying
from the scourge. There was much ex-
citement throughout the Argentine Con-
federation over the elections.
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
ENGINEERS BROTHERHOOD THE woMEN's
WHIsKEY WAR-GALLOws VICTIMS
LIVERY STABLES AND HORSES BURNED
THE r. R.-THE CHARLESTON RACES,
ETC, ETO.
CHARLEsroN, February 81. Arrived
steamship Falcon, Baltimore; schooner
Lily, New York.
CINCINNATI, February 27.-A German
paper in Dayton has come out against
the temperance crusade. and earnestly
advises the men to organizes into regi-
ment, and BY an appeal to arms, to
drive back the temperance warning wo-
men. 1t claims that the mems rights
are being infringed upon. and lifts its
opposing voice in holy horror.
ClEvEnAND. February 26.-The Lo-
oomotive Engineers, yesterday, appoint
: ed p. M. Arthur, of Albany, Grand
!, New YORK. February 27.-More ear
nestness was displayed yesterday among
the temperance advocates in this city
than has previously appeared. The nu-
merons temperance lodges and church
societies, both Protestant and Catholic,
are receiving new vigor. 26,O00 tempe
rance tracts were ordered yesterday by
the Massachusetts Temperance Alliance
alone. Over 100 liquor dealers in this
city have written letters expressing
their willingness to discontinue the H.
quor business.
WASHINGTON, February 27. The Sc
nate passed resolution iustructing the
Secretary of the Treasury to inform
Congress what further legislation is ne.
cessary to prevent public officials having
charge Of internal revenue stamps from
becoming defau,ters, and if such OIL
cials should not give bonds.
Details Of the temperance raid cover
many pages. and are too absurd to go
further South than Washington by tele.
graph. The women have dirty water
thrown on them. and eat thin lunch
while kneeling in the cutters. The
lady raiders are usually about Glteen
mot in years, by any means, but) IN
number.
WAHEaEN. ILL, February 27.-Chris-
topher Rafferty, was hanged to-day. he
died without struggle.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. February 81
Willia" k~n-e 80 49,. ....,. 10
confessed his guilt.
FREDERICK. Md, February 2T.-The
large livery stable Of Samuel T. Brengle
was destroyed by fire, about O'Clock,
this morning. Several valuable horses
were burned. including the well-known
Wade Hampton.
WASHINGTON, February 27.-The cen.
tennial bill and the bill regarding liquor
traffic occupied the day. Carpenter
said that on Monday next. after the
pending bill should be disposed Of, he
would ask the Senate to take up for
reference his bill in regard to new
election in Louisiana. aud would ask
the indulgence Of the Senate to enable
him to submit some remarks thereon.
West said, es member Of tho Appro-
priation Committee, having charge OF
the army appropriation bill, he would
ask to have shat considered as soon as
the pending bill should be disposed OF,
to the exclusion of every thing else. A
large :lamber of private bills were
passed. The motion to reconsider the
vote rejecting the franking privilege was
not called up. It is still pending.
The House Committee on'Commerce
this morning heard arguments in favor
of the bill to prevent obstruction OF
the commerce of the Mississippi River
by the alleged tow-boat monopoly Of
New Orleans.
Private dispatches from New Orleans
give the following as comparative ap-
propriations MADE, including schools: