The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-05

fnement at the Court House until he
could be removed to place of safety.
The negroes, armed with guns and
sticks, gathered at the Court House,
threatening to rescue him. II The marshal
OF gDarien attempted to lisperse the
crcr'd, and was knocked Down, badlT
beaten and bruised. The sheriff, with
Judge Tompkins, went to the steps ..of
the building, when firing commenced.
Fifteen or twenty shots were fred, with
the above result, the Judge narrowly
escaping A posse was organized and
guarded the Court House the remainder
OF the night, but there was no further
trouble. Campbell was brought to this
city by steamer, and il now in Jail.
MomLE, May 4.-The Spencer Inves-
tigating Committee here are still examin-
ing. witnesses. The developments are
said to be rich, throwing light on the
outrage business and the use Of troops
IN Alabama The evidence promises to
be interesting and voluminous.
LoUIsvLLx, May 4.--The Association
OF American Medical Editors held its
annual meeting ut the Cult House to-
night: The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, DR..
Boil, OF Now York; Vice-President, DR..
d. g. Wood, of Philadelphia; Secretary,
DR.. +. c. Davis, Of Chicago.
MoNTaoMERE, May City election
unusually quiet. Large vote polled.
The Democrats make u clean sweep.
electing the Mayor, Clerk and twelve
Aldermen. First time tho Democrats
have carried the city since reconstruc-
tion. Great rejoicing, cannons firing,
etc.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-The trial of
John w. Gudemann, ex-priest of st. Bo-
nafacius Church, for embezzlement of
church funds, commenced yesterday.
The greater part Of the day was taken up
with arguments Of counsel. As the ac-
cused and his wife left the court house,
they were received with jeers from some
and cheers from others.
Duesen, wealthy farmer of this County.
killed his aged mother and himself.
ST. CATHARINE, May 4-The Welland
Canal is open.
Probabilities-In the South Atlantic
States, cooler and partly cloudy weather,
rising barometer nnd Northerly winds,
veering to Southeast.
BoSldeS the cases under the Enforce
ment Acts, from Louisiana and kentucky,
which had been argued, the Supreme
Court left over for decision ut another
4erm Granger case from Minnesota.
Yesterdays Market Reports.
COLUMBIA. Sales Of cotton 81 bales
middling 15@l53; market quiet.
LoNDoN-Noon.-Eries 26i. Weather
fair Street rate 81, which is / below
bank.
PARIS. G4f 3Oc.
LyERPooL--3 p. Motion dull and
easier-middling uplands II; middline
Orleans 8(G85; sales 5000; speculation
and export 1000; to arrive 1-l6 cheaper;
basis niddling uplands, nothing below
low middling, deliverable May, 1915;
deliverable May or June, 1916; deliver
able june or July, 1916; deliverable
July or August, 8 l-1G; basis middling
Orleans, nothing below low middling,
shipped May or June, BIG; sales Of
American $500.
6 p. M.--Basis middling uplands,
nothing below low lniddling, shipped
April or May, Ii. Yarns and fabrics
dull, but not quotably lower.
NEW YoRK-Noon. :-Stocks active but
strong. Money3. Gold 15i. Exchange
long 4.8S; short 4.9l. Governments
active and strong. State bonds quiet.
Cotton dull; sales 355-uplands 16a; Or
leans 1Gs. Futures opened quiet nnd
easier: May 16 3-lG@l6t; June 164@
16 SIG; July l6 7-16916a; August l6s(3
16 l1-lG. Flour steady. Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn heavy. Pork
heavy .s220; Lard heavy steam l59.
p. M.--Cotton- net receipts 1856;
gross 1924. Futures closed barely
steady; sales $3.50: May 16 1-16G,i6 3-33;
June IL 5-32G16 3-l6; July 1G 11-32G,
16i; August 16 1-16@16l7-32; September
l64@16 9-S2; October Is 13-l6@l5 1882;
November Is 1l-16@15}; December l5i
OILS 1878; January Is 27-32615 1916;
February Is 1-l6@l6A. Cotton heavy
and nominal; sales AT, at l6i@1Gs.
Southern -four firm with moderate de-
mand. Wheat quiet. without decided
change; shippers generally insist upon
lower prices, which holders refuse to
yield. Corn 1c. lower, with moderate
demand--90@92 Coffee quiet and
steady. Sugar quite frm. Rice quiet
and steady. Pork lower--new 22.OO.
Lard heavy-15A for prime steam. Whis-
key frmer--1.l7. Freights dull and
heavy cotton, sail t; steam 4@5-16
Money activer-3A@4. Sterling quiet
Gold active-15s@l5i. Governments ac-
tive--new rs So. States quiet and nolni-
nal.
CINCINNATI Flour firm. Corn active
and higher r-77@8O. Pork steady
22.25. Lard dull. Sugar steady-steam
10; winter 15a; kettle 1906. Bacon
quiet but firm--shoulders 9.5OG955;
clear rib 1275@1280; clear Is. 26G,