The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

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PaF66A sad ReS. PAtrisk Allen' 6f New.
Oritsasbrsrs iu 'at6 ieo i1itX, rcollsetingl
fasds tStas} gANsiiSSlgiS 9iidfSH u Lahisiss
anA sRs; ;5Yni&qosesa!, al lia Naxi q tlssna,
that Father Allan was dead Eheire1
port m, ~ishoae foae aasion!' Father
A'lsq'isId ID Restefs t,salst;,a at,l?t5! ,. 10, ajF'
suffsring es6Aiasrs6aS aGSSaoAaT The
Pein4A naeeess astetEfAs5l 20, rfetlts
af.sf;his tiers ttth ~, =.
: has defeated and captnsea tbo Oaslist
leadAyt 0sh. ARsns.,rr HFao1 1900
Il hSpsspbs. q FsSfnaFy 44sHIlaafSs 4 mug
GetS Have hfgA ffon I'D ,iR ths Cape of
Good Hope gold Fields. .r,, r,uiro
MADRID. RAtrhaty 4 1t ts' reported
that hpps dss!Toieas ssyefal .eah18H
fopn3SieH IL GhipS2poa..i ,a ",a' a,S,;I"lr nrl
CAtAp. 4 Fsbrlslyg ,A-7DAnfoar ,tas
hesa esaa=sa te' EsyPE.ai uIe,i o.:
.QyxHsS, FebsdasY falling rock
at Shgsss iRiAhSsl &Hfhed a.S Snsnbsf.
Eight bodies. have been fond. An
avalanche fnon yOaps Diamond at 8
O'Clock last niRNS 81 -. o1od.an.d
Deaths from! The Cape IS piApSopd.
anpSsslide aEs SSlRF@sd1rL sai'ioo "
TNisGrAphAs~As-04rIp Ips-I mAsassA.
esygssH Mysssa19 ssssSaesyi ii.az as ii 'E ''Ess
setfAd fGsiass n,ses1oSstiohr hrof the duty
on1pG Atbdioofse % phelfeylkal or sn y
tss All III iSf3, % faiissine s'Yesr psr..is q
foreign .1koaupR ddfH cen t!l,sr icSht 2
duty! II RhistrAd eoi tife iOorhmvttee On
Finan6est Ph4aflehatA ,otss the Civil
RighsA aBnP;;ss iii lproReassagEn "a d an
ol6ss ga o'clsok, vGen' t6S Vote will.
DO takenir There isi sn immense crowd
in the Eallertes!0. -tasan, - 90.
Srnnns1Ktr y February 4.-Rsils
were connected through Hoosaiie Ton.
mel to-day. q. go' uol.uug,l.t t.".
WAsHraarox.os February 4.AThe
Hoase' sessfos 'Ast night was slim.
Seysst ssked teaye to, print, speeches.
BANooh. M. February 4.LHsrssy.
member eieot.s IL dead. & -! h.u
LsUIsvinLB. February 4 DR.. Stuart
Robinson. Representative from the
Southern Branch OF the Presbyterian
Chorch, in . statement last night, de-
feuds this branch sgainst the charge
that the Conference failed OF it's main
object eecsuse of the unwillingness of
the Southern membsrs to fulfill the
conditions asked by the Northern di-
vision.
NAw YoRK. February An Ha.
vana letter Gays very large force OF
Government tsopps ID operating in the
Cinco Vlllas District. They can only
protect certain exposed localities and
prevent the: burning of some planta-
tions. The, insurgents remain this
side of Trocha. They spare planta-
kill the prisoners. The are gaining
the good will Of the country.
The libel suit against the Sun, by
Kimball, goes on--ueither party 40.
cepting mutual offers of oom promise.
The suit is for $50. 900; the alleged
svindle $500. 900. The case involves
Gov. HartrApft and the Pennsyiyanfa
war olsims. The Sun is willing to re-.
tract the charge that the plaintiff re-
ceived tho money, but in NO case con-
fess judgment. ,tt
OF the Southern State bonds, over
$50, 600. recently stolen from the
Adams Express Company, were found
ON tho sidewalk and returned to the
company.
TArMAHAssEE, FLA. February a.
Two ballots o-day. On the fret. Gov.
Walker came within vote of election.
The Senate passed the House resolu.
tion appointibg committee of Ave to
investigate the Jacksonville, Pensacola
and Mobile Railroad.
WICHITA, KANSAS. February "A
man and woman we're frozen TO death.
II is feared that they were caught on
tho prairie during the storm.
RActSE, Wis, February z-The
Episcopal College; with the library,
borned to-day; loss $50, 900 {; insura noe
$26, 6,OOO, 80.
DpBuqus. Iowa. February IA
train IL fast in the snow seventy miles
henee.sv Thirty passengers arc wishoas
food r4sel, Assistance hAs been ssnt.
There hsve beeti terrible snow stor ms
AID tho thermometer % to as below
zero. ''F' : .IS51. ,.a,.,o -
ST. PAUL. MINN.; February 4.-Ao
Intellectual ballot: Ramsay "a.
WASHINGTON. February A-6 p. N.
Iu ths Senate, Morton, of Indlans,