The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-04
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Z NEW YORK, April 3.-James Coddfh1gEs :
ton, arrested yesterday for attempting To-
dispose of ten $1,000 bonds of the State
stolen from the Treasury ut Trenton.
Coddington intimNted TINT h. hnd more.
The 1ribune's Washington special says
information was impaired Mt the War
Department., yesterday, through high
official circles, that the President would
declare rs the policy of the Government,
in disposing Of Mexican raids and loss
of American lives and property. repara-
ton from the Mexicnn Government, in
the shape of mOneyed indemnity for the
depredations committed by the subjects
of that Government on the Texas border
Our Government will insist on this re-
partition, and in order to enforce the
conclusion, it is admitted that the Secre-
tary Of War will, if no other resource is
left, carry out the determination by
strengthening the American border line.
by attaching thereto another stretch of
Mexican territory. 1t is intimated that
Gen. Mckenzie is to be transferred from
Fort Sill and take charge Of the troops
on the Texas border. The Mexican Go
vernment will shortly be presented with
firm demand on the part Of our GiD-
vernnlent for due reputation or take the
only alternative, OF war along the border,
with the purpose OF enforcing our de
mands.
Four inches snow ut O5,lensburs, N.
Y, Inst night.
The idea of transferring Revenue Su-
pervisors has been abandoned.
Charles A. Dana, editor of the Sun,
learned, this morning, that an attach
ment had been issued against him, from
| the Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia, which was in the hands of United
States Marshal Fisko. He went to the
! Marshals Office with his counsel and sur
rendered himself: A petition was then
presented to Judge Blatchford, praying
for the issuance of writ of hGbeas
corpus, ordering the Marshal to bring
AIr. Dana before thu Court and show
cause why he should be detained. United
States District Attorney Bliss asked for
IN adjournment, and the matter was
finally set down for 2 o'clock, Tuesday
next-Dana meanwhile being allowed to
go on parole, but technically the custody
| of the Court. With reference to the at
tachment against Mr. Dana, it appears
| that subpoena was served short time
ago on Mr.. Dana. commanding his nt-
tendance in Washington to testify before
the grand jury in case entitled the United
States against Frederick H. Snider. He
paid no attention to it, and hence the at
tachment WAS issued. He says that he
knows nothing whatever about the case,
and that it. is a trick to get him in Wash
ington.
President OF the Laborers' Benevolent
Association, hns issued IN appeal to the
miners to disbnnd. Governor Hartrnnft
issued proclamation ordering evil-dis-
posed parties to disperse.
SALT LAKE, April 3.-Congressionnl 3.
Delegate Cannon, from Utah. on trial for
polygamy, WAS discharged under limita-
ton, not having committed polygamous
marriage within two years.
HARTFORD, April 3.-The loss by fire in
the Ch,Tch,nan Office, on Thursday night
(S6O, ,000) will not Interfere with its pub
lication.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Rear Admiral
Mullaney, commanding the North At
lantic station, reports to the Secretary of
the Navy that Mt Havana the yellow fever
IL prevailing to IN alarming extent; that
on board two Spanish vessels, there were
seyenty-six cases down. In view Of this
fnct, Secretary Robeson, yesterday, or
dered the Fortune, which has been max
ing surveys around the island of Cuba,
w ACCuAh Ile HiSO OIQeIeu Ill the
vessels at Key West to proceed to Port
Royal, S. c., with the exception of the
Plymouth. Ossippe and Shawmut, which
were ordered to take cruise
Probabilities-For the Gulf States.
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, gene
rally clear and warmer weather, with
South to West winds and slight changes
in barometer. For the South Atlantic
States, clear or fair weather, slight rise of
temperature, winds slightly to Easterly
and Southerly and slowly rising baro-
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sAusTIN, Pa, April 3. The Delaware is
twenty-five feet above low water mark
and swelling. A lind slide near Clarks
Ferry, Pa., wrecked freight trnn and
killed one.
Yesterdays Market Reports.
New YoRK-Noon. Money 81. Gold
14A. EXchangc-long 4S5; short 4.S9.
Cotton quiet. and steady: sales 1888
uplands 1GS; Orleans IT, Futures opened
tirmer: April IL 21-32Gl IL 2:-32; NIny
II 1-1GGNl7 1892; June II 7-1GM;l7 15-3:I
Pork heAvy-mess 2l.75(n2 22.OO. Lard
heavy-steam ii (.
7P. M.-Money easy-3(a4 Sterling
steady-5 Gold 144@14s. Govern
ments active and strong--new 5s Is. States
quiet and strong. Cotton net receipts
80; gross l ,655. Futures closed steady;
sales 2G, 400: April 1G 1892; Mny II 1-16(G
II 3-32; June II 1882; July II 23-32E
III; August II 27-32@173; September
II 7-16@17 1892; October i6 27-:32@ @16l;
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