The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-25


Smith, who is States evidence, and a
fot. pros. was entered in his case. All
but the children too young to tell were
killed.
New York, July '24.-The ship In
hOre, hero from Demarara, reports july
16, six miles South of Frying Pan Shouts
light ship, saw the three mast heads of II
large steamer sunk.
CHICAGO, July 24.-The internal rcve-
nue. officers have seized the entire rccti-
flying establishments of the Rever Dis
tillcry Co., for duplicate use of stamps
and other frauds. More seizures will
follow.
iowa CRY, July 24.-Six men were
killed by the explosion in Closes paper
mill; the sixth was n Scotchmnn, named
Walter Linton, who was in the cupstrnw
chamber, over the exploded tank Ho
was seen to go up with the tank and over
it to On estimated height of $40 feet, and
falling, went through the roof of n paint
shop seventy yards away from the mill,
knocking hole through the shingles,
inch sheetins beneath and breaking two
rafters; he was found lying on the floor
of the room beneath. The loss of Mr..
Close is about S20,0 1t is decided
that it was chemical explosion.
New YoRK, July 2i.-Last evening, II
man called at station house in Brook
lyn, and reported that he had found the
following letter in n bottle, OH Coney
Island beach: CAT SEA, July Z, 1876.
Bark Il. J. Campbell, Capt. j. H. Holden.
from Charleston for New York, foundcrcd
this morning; thirteen passengers lost;
seven saved, who nre now in an omen
boat in distress. They are Capt. Holden,
e. E. Gregory, Mate j. White Mate
Thos. Whitaker, Chas. Nalloy and II.
Dyer, >seamen, II. Hamilton and Miss
Annie Hamilton. A search of the mari
time register fails to reveal any such
vessel rs the r. j. Campbell.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Thc revenue
receipts for the month to date nearly
$4,000, 900; silver coin for two months
ending August 30, will reach $4,000, 0OO
Attorney General Pierrcpont decides that
the Chorpening case is barred by lien,
unless Congress intervenes. The Secrc-
tary of the Navy to-day received de-
spatch from the navy-yard Mt Pensacola,
Fla: ''Therc arc twenty-nine cases Of
fever at Bnrrlncas; quarantine is strict,
but supplies have to be furnished from
this reservation; should tho disease
break out in our vicinity, suggest that
the yard be closed and placed in charge
OF ncclilnated employees, and let the Of
fcers and families all go to save them
selves. No sickness in quarantine or at
Pensacola. Women and children arc
stricken down ut Barrnncas." To which
Il reply was sent by the Secretary of the
Navy: "You are authorized to take what
ever action you may deem proper for the
security of the yard and safety of the
people under your command" Another
despatch from Commodore Cooper states
that the soldiers Mt Fort Barrancas have
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count of the existence of the yellow fever
at the former place. No information in
regard to the fever has been received mt
the War Department. Four companies
of troops were stationed ut Fort Bar
rnncaS
The proprietors of thirteen book and
job printing Offices in this city and also
the proprietors of four newspaper estab-
lishments have signed paper stating
that from and after the I'd of August
they will not be governed by the rules
and regulations Of the Columbia Typo
graphical Union, deeming them to be
onerous and detrimental to the private
printing interests Of the District. The
Daily Chronicle, several months ago, Sc
| vered its business connection with the
Typographical Union.
The Revenue Department has ndviccs
W e1o AhoiCtulCAC VI Ilc SOltcCtoT, Dc-
putty Collector, number of gaugers and
store-kecpers, and 4 large number of dis
tillers and rcctitiers and their nbettors Mt
; Oshkosh, Wis.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States. Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, stationary TO falling i,aro-
meter. South-westerly to South -enstcrly
winds, warm and partly cloudy weather
| will prevail, with occasional rains and
rising temperature from the West Gulf
to the Ohio Valley.
BosroS, July 2l.-The Irishmen are
preparing to celebrate O'Connel's cen
tennial.
MONTREAL, July 2t.-Kooney, Dolan ~
Co., dry goods, suspended; SlOO,0O
CINcIsSATTI, July 2i.-J. NJ. Bryson
shot his wife and himself; cause un-
! known.
The Paduca and Memphis Road has
; been sued in behalf Of the first mortgage
bl nd-holders.
Yesterdays Market Reports.