The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-30
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Coa,bs CsS1sri; xpsilaeaI u 4ran4ahisy
has been restored and the companies Of
citizens ,disbanded. Soldiers are scout
ing through the exposed region, ,asiff
vienna, April 29.-The police ars' u
quired to protect Don Alfonso from the
mob. He was insulted and beaten. -.
HAVANA, April 29.-yalmaseda pro-
claims pardon TO all rebels who surren-
der before the ,30th May.
Observation-Disclosures News. ed
New, YORK,, April 20.-Cardinal Nc
MurpSysasSter, & stns to senor qrfny pe Rivaa' ho%
Spanish banker. There was n large
attendance Of political and fashionable
notables. h.'ll M
A combination, embracing ninety Der
cent Of the oil refneries of the country,
effected to control the production and
price OF petroleum, oApeo. 70 control .he
remaining ten per cent. in thirty days,
and then the combination to go into eff
feot. ,9h-';
New YORK, April 29.--Cardinal Nc
Closkey married General Adam Badean
to Miss Mary Elsie Niles.
WAsH1NoToN. April 29.-Leverrier an
nounces to Professor Henry the disco
very OF a new planet.
Citizens generally pay no attention to
the new taI, law for the District - y
The Freedman's Bank Commissioners
have $500, QO0. It win require S8OO, 600
for twenty per cent dividend. De-
positors number $1,000. Many, depoA
sitors are selling bank books Mt ten cents
on the dollar.
Appointments Mrs. Eliza s Phillips,
Capt v. T. Gentry, isth SnfaSfry, has
been ordered to report to the Dsfsi 8iismt
of the South.
Probabilities For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, Tennessea and the
Ohio Valley, clear or fnir weather, South
west to.North-west winds, slowly falling
temperature and stationary or rising ba-
rometer and possibly local rnins in the
Southwest. THE central BIississippi
River will rise slowly. Cautionary sig
nails are ordered for the stations on the
Atlantic coast, from Cape Hatterus to
East Port. 'sg
MEAPs1s, April 2o.-Dan. Wright, a
negro. attempted to violnte the person Of
widow Low; her cries attracted the atten-
ton OF her son, when Wright fed. He
SNo Sno, April 29.-The Nelson, EN-
pire and Mansion Houses were destroyed
by fire last night; loss $50, 900.
DETROIT, April 29.-This morning, a
fire broke out in the factory of the Web
Der Furniture Company and consumed
it, with ten or twelve dwellings adioin-
ing; loss on factory building 5000, 600;
machinery 800, 600, and on dwellings,
from go, 900 to $4,000; insurance un-
known.
OsHHosH, April "a fire broke out
IN MoNganl& Bros, saw mill, burning
that and Q dozen other saw and shingie
mills. Two lives are known to be lost;
thieves in possession Of the city; special
policemen detailed to prevent depreda-
WoMeh and children are lying about
the streets or roaming in search Of shell
ter. oyer 200 dwellings were burned.
Three lives lost; other fatalities are ap-
Prehended. q Gangs of thieves are prowl-
ing rornd, against whom the police are
impoteht. .,,,,e
MAo1N, Ga, April 2e.1Thee Georgia
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of Masons has
returned to allegiance to the General
Grand Royal Arch Chapter, of the United
Statesa (which was severed in 1861.
CovffaToN, Ky, April 29.TNamyer's
brewefy tAklhdrned; 1ossI heavy. t2,l ]
ATLRNrA,' Ga, April %. A!In Milton
County, white boy, aged seventeen;
whose Throat negro cut over game Of
cards, esd instantly. The negro es-
GEosaErowS. D. G., April 2o.-rhe
negro preacher, who murdered his wife,
WAS se9Eeted in the attic of, the. church,,
where he heard his wife's funeral sermon.
He has been arrested. - -----J-
NAsHvIfaM, April 29.-The misunders
standing between the Governors of Tetfc
nessee and Georgia resulted from dis
regard of each others requisitions for
fugitives.
WnKEsBARRE, April 29.-The miners
at Sawyer's works voted unanimoSsiy 10
hold out until the restoration 5of the
1874 basis. Two of n posse OF con-
stables, serving civil writ, were NOR.
tally wounded by bnrricaded miners.
Two were arrested and the rest are sur
rounded by the Sheriffs posse.; A family.
consisting of ten men, desperadoes, it in
feared, will fight to the last.
Yesterdays Market Reports
NEW YoRK-Noon.- Cotton quiet: sol Ga
1,775-uplands 1871; Orleans l8s. Fu-
June l6 7-16@16 1892; July 16 lI-l6a
16 1892; August 16 13-16916 27,S9.
Flour quiet and unchangsd:; Wheat duiet
and steady. Corn firm Pork Afm-
22123. Lard firm-steaH. l6. SloSks
dull. Money 3. Gold 15& Excha1iS
long 4.8S; short 4.91. .HcSeSkhsSfs
active. State bonds dull. w. :!
z P. M.-Specie shipments today
nearly 81, 500, 600. 1MonSyT s4sy--Sl@3
Sterling dull-4.88. Gold HrmerNI5}
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