The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-11
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Oe eueIuauUeu.r., Iney gave the men one
week to consider the question. If the
terms are rejected, 5000 men will be
unemployed. 49,.
Cardinal Manning has, opened Ca
thplio college at Kensington.S He said he
regarded himself entrusted with COM
mission for warfare. He believed the
church was approachinga o crisis the most
fiery for, 800 years. a asl
MADBD, April 10.-The head position
in the Madrid University has been con-
ferred upon Senior La Feunte, formerly
editor of o Carlist newspaper. No Libe-
raj professor would accept the post.
There Is much dissatisfaction ut the ap-
pointment of La Feunte, and the stu
dents are signing protest against it, to
be presented to the Government. IA
.Telegraphlc.:.American News.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1O.-Charley Ben
dex, formerly Vice President of the Teu-
tons National Bank, suicidod cause,
ungentle fortune
Judge A. A. Atoche, provost marshal
under Butler, is dead.
The Erie Railway Company announces
reductions of fare from New York, tax
ing effect on Monday next, as follows: To
New Orleans, from $50 to S44; Mobile,
from S45 to $50; Memphis, from $685. IS to
SsS' Atou'SonoAJ, hou pof.OU 10
SS1.6O; with proportionate reductions
from Boston and philadelphia to the
Southwest. J,s,,s ~ s.gs
DovEs, DEL, April 1O.-Paul Boynton
started at 4.30 A. NJ. to cross the channel
in his life-safe dross. A press boat is ac-
companying him, laying telegrnph
cable. A Telegram, dAted mid-channel,
7.15 Il. ID, says: Doynton is fourteen
miles ,ut. going splendidly, in good
spirits and smoking. Cape Griesney is
in sight
New ,YonK, April 1O.--The ship Nh
dura, from Bremen for Ne- York, was
abandoned, and the captain and eleven
men brought here. The first and second
mates and nine men, who had left the
ship in boat, were drowned.
Colonel John N. Powell, once wealthy
mississippi planter, committed suicide
BY morphine. Powells grandfather was
George Washington's cousin.
Dan. Bryant, the minstrel, is danger
ously i'll of pneumonia.
Louis'V v. French, Secretary, and Chas
s.. Gacia, connected with the Palisades
bogus Insurance Company, indicted for
conspiracy to defraud, were convicted.
The accounts Of the China agent of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, have
been examined and found correct. The
mistakes existed in the accounts of the
agency between Hong Kong and Yoko-
hama.
No trouble from the strike of the long
shoromen, but neither party show signs
of compromise.
The editorial, and city staff Of the Tri-
6une, which. was, this morning, for the
first time, issued from its magnificent
new building, signaled the event by the
presentation to MIR. Whitelaw Reid of q
setiof 9ilyer. S d
scnANron, April 1O.lThe ballot taken
by several mines resulted in 1,512 for
and 5l9 against work. The result gives
unbounded satisfaction.
ward is unprecedented. $500 passed
since March 1, and 1000 are waiting
here for cars.
SALT LAKE, April 10.-udge Boreman,
in trying polygamy case at Beaver,
Utah, decided that polygamy is CONT
nuots crime, and limitations do not ap-
WASHINGTON, April 10 Hines, recent
~ Marshal of Alabama, was arrested on
a charge of completely in tampering with
mail bids. He will be examined Ey the
United States Commissioner this otter
noon. Ke.tle, also implicated, is among
the witnesses. ,'.
Probabilities For the South Atlantic
states, generally cloudy weather will
prevail, with rain and variable winds,
mostly from the East and South, station
ary or falling barometer, followed by
rising barometer and cooler wenther, ex-
cept near the South Atlantic coast.
Lieutenant Totten and Lieutenant
Curry, at Charleston, are detailed to pay
chlored soldiers relieved. Lieutenant
Commander R. s. Chew is dead.
MEMPHIS, April 10.-A fire at Green
vile, Miss, destroyed q planning mill
and other buildings; loss $50, 900. Sc
veral citizens were hurt by falling chin
neys.
KEY WRsr, April 1O.-The weather is
still cool, No case or cases of yellow
fever since the last telegram. The feet
allgone. The health Of the CITY as ro-
ported by the health officer is unusually
fine. 5
MEstrH1s, April 1O.-The Gibson
County Ku Klux were acquitted.
PoTGsvnLE, April 1O.-The Miners
Journal says the supply of coal is mil
lion tons short of last year.
LWAsHnyaToN, April 10.-Ex-Marshal
Hines, Of Alabama, was released on
$4,000 bail for hearing on Tuesday
next, on the charge Of Offering bribe to
public officer in connection with mail
letting. ST. I.
AuoysTA, Ga. April 1O.-Frederick
Maxwell and Miss Corinne Dunwoodv
were drowned in Bnrches Mill Pond,
to-day, by the capaizing Of boat, caused
by striking gnag. The bodies were re-
coveted axd brought to the city. q W
Yoeterday,s eaarfat Raaor4a