The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-11


Gallego in Aragon are guarded.
TonoSTo, July 10.-The Mayor of this
city decided to attend the international
banquet Mt Guildhall, London, on the
29th. Tho Mayors of Hamilton and
Halifax also accepted the invitation
Mayors Of Quebec and Montreal have de-
clined.
HAMILTON, CANADA, July 10.-Thc
black tongue is raging among the cutie
South of this place.
legraphic..-American News.
BosToN, July 1o.-Thc "Prince Hal"
Grand Lodge of Colored Masons, of this
city, has received official notice Of its re-
cognition by tho Lodge of Germany.
RALEIGH, n. c., July lot is believed
there are imposters in Northern markets
buying goods under assumed names of
| reliable North Carolina merchants. It
| is thought the device used to commit
| swlndle is to represent the purchases to
| be for n 'branch store" and thus avoid
shipment to the regular address of the
reliable merchant.
CAMDEN, N. j.. July 10.-Prcsident
Grant, accompanied by Hon. Hamilton
Fish, Geo. w. Childs and several other
gentlemen, arrived at Camden, from
Long Branch, and were met by Gov.
Hnrtranft, Hon. A. E. Borie, Col. Fred.
| Grant, Collector Comfy and others, who
escorted them to the revenue-cutter In
waiting at the wharf, which Immediately
started for Cape May.
LAWRENCE, MASS, July 10.-The At
lantic Cotton Mills, 1880 operatives,
shut down at noon to-day, for eight
weeks; the operatives lose $4,000 in
wages by the shut down.
New YonK, July 10.-Pnnama ndviccs
n II o{k
diverted to the late earthquakes ut Gu
cuta, of which no additional information
has been received. The people and
Federal officials were moving to aid the
sufferers by national commission, to do
what was possible, md both houses of
Congress had voted money for the pur-
pose. national aid committee he's also
been appointed to apply NIL funds re-
ceived. Considering the state of law
lessness that was developing itself at the
scene of the earthquake, disasters by the
people pillaging the ruins of the da-
mayed towns and cities, instead of aid
ing and protecting the unfortunate, as
well as the disturbed political condition
Of the republic in general, President
Perez has issued n decree to increase the
national army to 5000 men.
GRANTTEvHLE, July 10. Two children,
while plnying on the track of the Nassau
and Acton Railroad, were run ovor; ono
killed and tho other fatally wounded.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Commodore G.
II. Cooper, in command at Pensacola
Navy Yard, telegraphed to the Navy De-
partment, to-day, that there ore no new
cases yet of fever ut quarantine there;
the nine patients from the German bark
Won Moltke are convalescent. No deaths
have occurred since last despatch. There
are no cases Mt the navy yard. A tele-
gram received here, this morning, from
Key West, reports three deaths from vel
low fever and two new cnses of the dis
case there yesterday.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, falling or stationary
barometer, Southwest to South Least
winds, continued warm, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather and rain areas are pro-
bable.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Rev. S. D. Osgood,
Secretnrysof the American Baptist Mis-,
sionary Union, is dead.
ST. LOUIS, July 1O.-The Constitu-
tional Convention now in session Mt JEFF
ferson City and the City Council of st.
Louis have passed resolutions highly
complimentary to the lnte Gen. Blair,
and deeply deploring his death. The
latter body will attend his funeral, and
will cooperate with other organizations
md individuals in showing respect to
the deceased. Gov. Yarlin and other
State officers will also attend.
RALEIGH, N. c., July 10.-The Cotton
States Congress assemblies on Tuesday,
18th, in the hall of the House of Repre-
scntatives. A large attendance is ex-
pected; A banquet will be given to the
delegates on, Wednesday night. Rail-
roads throughout the South grant half
rates to delegates. Gov. Brogden will
deliver welcome address, and It. H.
Busbee extend tho hospitalities of the
city. Tho hotels entertain at reduced
rates.
ATLANTA, July 1O.-Goneral Henry L.
Benning, Of Columbus, Ga, died to-day.
PORTLAND. Me, July 1O.-A trench
dous storm of rain, thunder and light
ming broke over this city, this morning.
The Catholic Church was struck, and
though but little damage was done by
lightning, the church was considerably
injured by smoke and water. The First
Baptist Church, new Payson Memorial
Church and Chestnut Street Methodist