The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1877-10-02


call Republican mass meeting in this city, for
the purpose of expressing the true sentiment of
the party. The project originated among the
members OF the Union League Club, who,
ticket. are anxious to discluim any approval Of
the attack made in til convention upon the Adj
ministration and its supporters.
A letter from Silver City. Now Mexico, says
with squaws and papouscs. have left the san
Carlos reservation, and along the Gila River
they have killed twenty people, burned ranches,
etc. Nine bodies were buried at Silver City or,
the 10Th, and grcut excitement exists there All
the people are arming. Thirty armed citizens
have gone from Clifton, Arizona: to nee. tIa
savsges, and thirty more from Silver CITY.
Sixty more will go down as soon al arms are
At Friar's Bay. Me-, while two BOYS were in
boat, one aged nine fell overheard, when the
other, a few years older, jumped after him.
Both were drowned.
DETROIT, October 1.-Two freight trains col.
iided on the T.. w. w. Road; two engines.
fifteen cars and ride e-stealing tramp burned:
loss el!a,O0O
WAsnlxo1oE, October 1.-The present sta II
A h. Clapp. editor-n.chief; N. Davidson, ma.
nagng editor; Chas. l.. Flanagan, A. Is. Tai.
colt, II. +: Goodwin aud Joseph Y. Pats, as.
socates. t The salutatory of nearly three
lumns, was generally read and discussed
Extracts: 1--WE cannot consent by silence on
that point, that our attitude towards tho pre-.
sent National Administration shall be lnisun.
derstood or misinterpreted. Having devoted
our best abilities and efforts to secure the ecva-
ton OF Gen. Rutherford B. Hayes to the Presi.
dency. us the representative Of the Republican
party and its pronounced principles, it will be our
highest pleasure to sustain NIL his measures and
pollcies, that are in harmony with Republican
principles, usages and traditions. To take anv
other course would, in our judgment. be in
consistent with political good faith. and render
us rcmiss IN duty. TO expect more less OF
lint
rity and qucstiSn our good >ense us kepubii-
cans. We shall favor and advocate all public
improvements by which inter StAte commerce
n'ny be promoted and strengthened. and the
into wide spread prosperity. We shall not con.
tend for tariff for protection but for revenue.
we are iif favor of remonetizlng silver and
making it legal tender of equal value witt,
gold for all debts due the Government and the
people. We shall advocate the issue of green.
backs, backed by the national faith, to All
amount equal to the wants Of business and
tra.e, and which shall be received the same as
and individuals"
1t is coniidentially stated that Senator Wal.
lace OF Penn, is opposing Randall for Speaker,
ana somewhat more loosely stated that the
for Randall.
The California tragedian, John Mccullough,
opens his Southern tour, tonight, at Richmond.
~ ~ kichcileu. Travelling with Mccullough urc
.,ASo' lACN ICh 3tuu l-uhTeuCe, Miss Eleanor
Carry. Mrs. Allen and others. under the general
management Of John I. Ford.
Norfolk despatch. yesterday, says the Gulf
Stream, from Charleston, 3. C.. for New York,
after u stormy passage Of four days. put in here
Tor coal. Tile cuptan reports fearful weather
Oh the coast. and heavy Northwest gales no
wrecks reported.
locked in each Others arms and with hand Of
each clenchcd around q revolver, were found in
the woods near GAINESVILLE, Ohio. They lived
nnliappily together. although only married four
,sSs %nn.Is; m sasEs S e nnea excitement. bus
decided.
Incendiary negroes in the Techc country OF
Louisiana have begun firing sugar houses and
oss fon. have ;s been destroyed involving
Schlen6erger & sons: morocco and tallow
mill, in Philadelphia, destroyed by fire; loss
3l75,OOG fully insured.
Another installMent of 500 MormOns from
Europe has arrived in New York for Utah.
The large and thriving village of Putnam,
Eastern Connecticut, was nearly destro, cd by
fire, early this morning. The business portion is
all gone except the National Bank and new
hotel. Loss about 2OO,OOO. Insurance largely
distributed in this State and New York.
Financial and Commercial.
COLUMBIA, October 1.-COtton steady-mid-
ding lOlnlUs. sales Is bales.
LONDON. October 1.-COnsols Is 1-16.
fAR1S, OctObfF ZJ.-henteS lOOf. S24c.
LIvERPOOL, October l.-Cotton easier but not
quotably lower-mi!,iling uplands 81; mddlng
Orleans 6a: sales 10000 bales speculation and
export ,0CO receipts 100; no American. Flu
lures sellers ut Saturdays quotations.-uplands.
low middling clause, October and Novembe,
delivery, 81; November and December 81; Dec
ember and January ~; January and February
5.l6; February aud March 81; new crop shippl
October and, November sail 81 November and
December 81; december and January 81; Janu.
ary and February g 9.32 Sales American 6.55O
NEW YoHK, October l.-Stocks firm. Gold
81. MOney4 Exchangc-lonQ4.s2; short 4.S53.
State bonds quiet. Governments weak, lower
Cotton .d@l-uplands ~; new Orleans ~;
sales 544. Futures shade iower-Oct0bcr II .05
all .07; November 10. O.62a94: December IOa2a94;
January II. .02all.04; February l.i6als. Flour
dull. Wheat heavy Corn steady. Pork firm
IA. 15ao5. Lard tirm-steam 9.22t. Freghts firm.
BALTIMORE October Flour duli-Howard
Street and Western super 8. 75a6; extra 5OOaG;
family q. 6.5Oaa.25; city mills super 4a4. .75: extra
b25a6 as. Wheat steady-Southern red, good
to prime l.35al As; amber 1.4Sa5O, Western 90
Southern corn steady-white and yellow ela71;
Western steady.
Saws. Sava. Saws.