The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-05
.Telegraphic...Foreign News.

part IN an array grOWtngAcuk OF the in
reference with o reiig iouss pro session.
LONDON, june 4.-The Daily 1Ste..
graphs Berlin despatch iaays the German
Government possesses proofs that the
charges Of conspiracy made against
DUNN are unfounded. Dunin's arrest
was due to the excessive zeal of "a Prus-
Sian police agent, and the prisoner will
soon be released.
LISBON, PORTUGAL, June 4.-Sixty per-
sons drowned by the capsizing Of, a
lighter in the Tagus.i i
PARIS, June 4.-Ln Repu5l;gue Fan
caise reports Count Won Perpoucher, the
German Ambassador Mt Brussels, has
made fresh representations to the Belgian
Government in regard to Catholic pro-
cessions.
egraphic...American News.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The third term
friends Of the President here, chief
among whom is Boss Shepherd, are ex-
tremely jubilant over the letter on that
subject, which appeared this morning.
It seems that the President wrote the
letter and gave it out for publication
without consultation with any member
of his Cabinet. He stated, this morning,
that he had been awaiting CT oprortu-
nifty to soy what he has said about the
third term, but none had presented itself
until the action of the Pennsylvania Re-
publican Convention, The letter is in
tended as rebuke to that convention.
and Grants friends think it makes him
oven with the anti-third term party in
pennsylvania. They also claim that it
will make him strong before the people,
and eventually secure him the nomfna-
ton by National Republican Conven-
ton for third term BOSS Shepherd
says Grant Is sure to be the nominee of
the party; that he will start with the
South solid for him, and that he will get
enough States North and West without
Pennsylvania to give him majority in
the convention. It seems to be generally
understood by Grants friends, that he
will accept D nomination If it is offered,
and his letter foreshndows this The
impression Is, that this letter will 90 far
toward demoralizing Blaine, Bristow.
Morton, Conkling and all the rival aspi-
rants for the Republican nomination.
smnggled lace dress of the Empress
Eugene, bought at one of her Mnjestys
900. p AZ
Postmaster-G General Jewell is about
making an extensive Western trip, To see
for himself how things are worked.
Mastery inactivity still chnractorizes the
councils of the Indians.
Probabilities-For the Atlantic States.
stationary or falling barometer, South
erly and Easterly winds, warmer, partly
cloudy weather and possibly occasional
rain in Virginia Lower Ohio and lower
Mississippi Rivera falling.
MAHoNY CrTY, Pa, June AT 8 p.
graphed chat his posse had been fred
upon and asked military assistance. The
first disturbance occurred at King, Lyler
d Go, 8 colliery, where the Sheriff, with
posse, ordered the rioters to disperse.
One Of the chiefs replied, they could
not drive them away and fred on the
Sheriff The firing became general and
about zoo shots were fred. The Sheriff
being overpowered, retreated to town
and re-organized his force, citizens
volunteering. Eight raiders wounded
and one killed; several citizens wounded.
After the military arrived oil was quiet
MILWAUKEE, June 4. 4.-Archbishop
Henni was consented, yesterday, with
most imposing cereIAoDiea The, cathe-
;n.au,S, dral was gss .sros e A ~ The
9wsrs Heiss' ssss e le Bishop Bishop
Ryan, Of SE Louis, delivered, the ser
mon. At the close. Of mass; Bishop
Henni appeared in his afch-episcopal
robes, when hessbull yand brief of the
Pope, conferring the pAlli um, were read.
Mgr. Roncotti Ablegate advanced to the
foot Of the Archbishop throne, and in n
lengthy speech in Latin, delivered his
mission % delegated by his Holiness.
Archbishop Henni then read his accept
ance of the dignity, conferred upon him :;
Bishop Heiss then conferred the pallium
upon Archbishop. Henni, who. ,knelt to
receive it at the FOOT Of the altar Tie
choir burst forth into grand alleluid,
and the bells of the cathedral rang. The
Archbishop gave the benediction, and
the singing of the -1e Deuan closed the
ceremony. In the evening, there was q
grind torch-light procession of NIL the
Catholic societies in the city; it was two
miles in length, and there We're 5000
torches. After marching through the
principal streets, the procession halted
in front of the Archbishop's house, when
there was salute of guns and ringing of
bells of all the Catholic Churches in the
city. Addresses were read to the Papal
Ablegate and Archbishop, and responses
made. These exercises were interspersed
with music, and at its conclusion, the
procession separated.
PorTsvILLE, PA, June All the COL
1ieries that had been compelled to sus-
pend work by the raiders, resumed this
morning, being assured of military pro-
lection. The citizens think It wifi be
necessary to retain the troops in their
midst, for several days, to insure con-
tlnuanCe of the work beoan Thaya vea