The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-20
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PARIS. January 19.-Hautes Pyran-
oee elect BonsPartist by 5000 ma.
lority.e, This result causes a sensation.
|: MApRIp. January l9. &c Oastellar re-.
'uees o seat in tha Oortes, If required
TO swear allegiance to monarchy. He
,s in Geneva.
BERLIN. January 19.-The Catholic
lSeminary at Fulda has been closed and
The adspriest expelled
| FeisaFa1htc-amer,c Matsera.
CNu1SHATI, January 17.-There was
Ia large meeting, last night, to protest
tgeinst tho military interference in
iLonisiana. Letters aud speeches were
read from distinguished citizens OF
BAnT1MoRn. January 17.-The fve
jssory iron ouiidiDg OF the Oonsoii-
dated Real Estate aud Fire Insurance
jCompany, coruer German and South
Streets took are tonight, shortly after
9 O'Clock. and the two upper stories,
loccnpied by john G. Slater, job print
Ier. and Ryann & Riokett, type foun-
Idry. were completely burned out.
BOSTON, January 1.-THE election
Iof United States Senator engrosses at
|tention. 1t ia believed Dawes and
Hoar will develop, equal strength. It
I.aIhinted that the Democrats and Con.
.eryative Republicans will fuse on
John Quincy Adams.
NEw ORLEANS, January 17.-Repub
Teams here assert that the report of the
Louisiana snb. committee goes outside
tha record. and that no testimony was
Insoughs before them to show the find-
ING ot, illegal legislative warrants for
the displacement OF judges by Kellogg
|or The seizure of arms by the police
without process of law, They assert
that specific evidence will be adduced
70 disprove thess and other allegations
II the committee. which, they say, are
based solely on the briefs of the Demo
oratlp counsel. The Picayune Gays that
at the State House Kellogg has been
oloseted with Marshal Packard and q
rev Of the leading spirits Of the Radi.
Gal party, II, is supposed for the pur-
pose OF consultation, to devise ways
and means for bringing az many wit.
nesse, az possible TO their side before
the Congressional Committee. The
plan, aa understood, is to summon one
prominent Republican from eaoh Pa
rish, with accidental witnesses from
particular points.
O1EvEnASp., ONO. January 17.-a.
w. Ullery, who was charged with com-
mithpg rape on little girl nine
yanra old, near Urbanna. Ohio, on
,fueedAy last. was hanged this morning;
by:a gol, of, Abont forty masked men,
ghR Wents4to the jail. captured and
bonnd the 'guarde, battered the door
down; took the prisoner out, and,
after giving him few minutes to proy,
hanged him to tree in front of the
oodrts honaef : A large crowd gathered
on the. scene. but the lynchers had
posted Q strong guard, and the feeble
"foEts made to Interfere with them
were unsuocessful. After all signs
Of lifo in the suspended body had
ceased the lynchers quietly dispersed,
ont the body hung an hour before it
was removed BY the Coroner. Public
opinion IL decidedly in favor of the
iynohera. The little girl is in 4shock.
ing condition, and it ia thought cannot
recover. ...
WASHINGTON. January 18 In the
Houae. among the bills introduced and
referred, was one for the enrsey eff the
CataWba and French Broad Rivers.
for establishing a judicial Circuit of
Georgis. Alabama and Floriae, &c
establish the Western District Of South
Caroline. authorizing the bridging of
tue Mississippi at Memphis, for the
relief OF nthe Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. The seating of
Pinchbaek. az Senator from Louisiana,
ls conceded. His rivals hope he will
be ousted on question of morals.
They hope against hope. New EuR-
land and Pinohback are in accord.
Whitelaw Reid, the manager of the
New York Tribune, is here upon the
attendance Of the Com mittee of Ways
in the Pacific mail subsidy matter.
Hc was arrested upon criminal and
|civil snita by ex-Gov. Shepherd. The
civil suit ia for 800, 600. Bail was
rendered. but the officers accepted
his parole CT honor that he would ap-
pear.
lORANaEBURa, 8. G., January 18.-
Ehe case of the State us. ex-Gov. F, J.
Moses, Jr, and ex, County Treasurer
j. l.. Humbert, for breach OF trust
w1th fraudulent intent, was called to-.
day. Solicitor Buttz stated that. in
reference to F. J. Moses, a mol. pros.
was entered at the last term, bnt new