The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-23

EaaHTTsBURo, Nd, Juno 22.-Cardi-
Ral MoCloskey, accompanied by Bishop
Loughlin. of Brooklyn, McNierney, Of
Albany, Mgr. Roncetti and DR.. Uboldi,
was received at Mechanicstown last even
ing by DR.. McMurdie, vice-President,
and Guedrie, Superior of Sisters of
Charity in the United States, and es-
corted to Mount st. Mary's College They
were received here by the students in
line. The college band played Hail to
the Chief" and the distinguished pre-
lates were escorted to their quarters.
The college YVES brilliantly illuminated.
To-day, Mount st. NIary's College is
hlled with alumni, and more are expected
by the trnin this evening, whilc q special
train is to be run to the college early to-
morrow morning from Baltimore Car
dinal McCloskey celebrated mass in the
chapel on the mountain this morning,
and soon afterwards the Ablegate Ron
cetti otficiatcd. This afternoon, the
college commencement will begin.
ANNAPOLIS, MD., June 21.-The diplo-
mas were given to the graduating class
of midshipmen today by Secretary
Robeson at the Naval Academy. A great
crowd of people. numbering nearly
5000, gathered to witness the scene.
The midshipmcn and cadet engineers
gathered in the chapel and were ad-
dressed by Rev. NJ r. Tiffany, of the
Board of Visitors. The five midship-
mcnt entitled to especial mention for
merit in studies are Charles Amsden, of
Ohio; VIM. Cutler, of New York; Joseph
Helm, Of Tennessee; ALBION Hodgson, of
Georgia, and Comeron Winslow, Of Mas
snchusetts. The engineers are Frank
Bailey, of Pennsylvania; VIM. Cathcart,
OF Connecticut; VIM. Cowles, of New
York; Geo. Willis, of Pennsylvania,
and Walter Worthington, of Maryland.
The other diplomas were delivered with
out specially: The graduates are de-
tached from the academy.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-The Califor-
MIA hosting apparatus of Minchie mine,
noon; six men in the shaft (Which is 400
feet deep) at the time; one of whom made
his escape; two were taken out dead
after subduing the flames, and the third
will probably die; the remaining two
were rescued uninjured.
kAAsAs CITY, No., June 22.-The most
terrific storm since 1874 occurred here
to-day; for four hours the rain fell in
torrents, accompanied by high wind and
hail; several honses struck by lightning
nnd many unroofed. The storm covered
an area of fifty miles, mostly Southwark
Five railroad bridges were washed and
six cars ditched.
AUGUSTA, Me, June 22.-Democratic
Convention is in session. Samuel J.
Anderson was elected Permanent Presi-
dent. The usual committees were ap-
pointed.
CHICAGO, June 22.-Judge Blodgett
has decided that distillers' books may be
seized and used against their owners.
OLATHE, KANSAS, June 22.-During a
storm on Sunday, house was blown
down and father and child killed.
Yesterdays Market Reports.
New YoRK-Noon.-Money 2. Gold
III. Exchange-long 4.87A; short 4. 9O1
Governments active and little lower
for some. State bonds quiet-Tennes-
sees old and new lower. Cotton quiet;
sales 674-uplands 15s; Orleans ISL.
Futures opened weak: July 145@141 1916;
II 1892. Pork steady--:19 9OGG2O. 90.
Lard frm-steam 13 TIC.
p. .M.-Cotton quiet and steady:
sales 1,056, at 15I@115l; consolidated
net receipts 3, 1919; exports Great Britain
17,472; France 1920; continent 1885.
Flour steady and moderate demand
Southern quiet and steady 4.9OM8.25.
Wheat shade tirmer and only very
moderate business doing-1.33@1. Al.
Corn dull; slightly in buyers favor0S2(1
81. Rio coffee esteady-cargoes quoted 16(e@
l83 gold; job lots 163@19a gold. Sugar
quiet and unchanged-8GSs. Molasscs
quiet and steady. Rice in moderate re-
quest and steady. Pork irregulnr-new
l9.SO@2OO0. Lard lower-prime steam
13l; Whiskey steady-1.20. Frcights
to Liverpool quiet. Money very easy
and offered ut l. Sterling wenk-7A.
Gold firmer-17l@17s. Governments
dull, but strong.new 5s 1ss States
quiet, nominal. Cotton net receipts 253;
gross 7S5. Futures closed strong; sales
16, 500: June IA 31-32@l5 1872: July
10 !-32; August 15s@15 1872; September
10 1-32; October IA l1-10,D14 1892; No
vembcr 14s@14 21-32; December l4s@
II 11-lG; january 144@14 1916; Feb
ruary II 3l-32@15; March 10 1920
Is 1852; April Is 13-32@15 1882; May
10 1920 10 l1-l6.
BALTIMORE Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat weak and lowcr-1. %
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