The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-14

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". near tao lice Of the Dnnville Rail.
road. about twelve miles from tia, city
which was ate ded by II shocking lo.,
Of HE The Enquirer says.
1here were iify persons ia the pit at tho
time Of the explosion. and not more than
five OF this number will escape with the,
lives. Thirty>iive were found dead, or died
soon after they we're taken out, and Of thu
remaining fifteen at least ten, i, is thogeb,
will no, recover. All we're shocaissIv
burned. The sufferers were prncipslIv
colored men the greater portion of them
we understand. belonging to the Mido,hi.,
company. Mr.. Samuel Gouldin the over.
seer Of the hands, was amopg the white,
who los, their lives. This dreadful ssl,u.
ity. we learn, was caused by a blast in III,
pits which broke down partition wall
between the pit in which the miners we,,
at work. and an old deserted pit, which
contrary to the expectations Of the works
men, contained a quantity OF gas, instead
of being filed with water, As soon ~ the
blast was fired, and the assures made in
tie wall between the two chambers, theex.
plosion followed. aud the awful destruction
ar lif, vb,cb w. record. took place
TouNNpn AT PoNroroo, MIss.-The
town of pontotoc, Miss, WAS visited bya
/ tornado ON the night OF the 10th ul,. The
Grenada hepubile"h lea'hs "a' twenty
two or iwen'y''hree houses Were olown
down ana 'Ha' no ''es were '"s'' 'nough
twenty I'VE persons were o"o,y INJURED,
/ Another account states 'na' 'ne "he OF
,,'a. Lu.i ina tornado !. i, said va,
90, mara tha, tbr.. hundred wards wide
/, "a ,sno,,ed several lives were los, in III.
country
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otSgaudersvrlle Ga. DESTROYING thiriy,fye
1 buildtups among which were the court.
house. po.t.oilce, printing office, free ma,
SONS odd fellows aud knights of Jerricos
half A. Nashville the Tennessee peniten.
tary vAs burned no, long since. and one
! INF H.. convict, smothered by tho smoke,
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NrGRors fAlLiNG.- The Montgomery
MAJ Mai. OF the 10Th ut, ssts VIZ
Leo sold at auction. this morning, likely
uosU girl l3 yeafs oi age. a pretty lar
seamsitrss, parted WITH for ho fault, tor
sole. payable lst January, 1896. Other
girls aud women sold at the same sale, on
a like credit, brought prices proportonshls
low. \ 1h''f man, 'nout thirty years old.
arrHNi"d 90 every respect, brought only
sd5I cash 'he sale OF the remainder OF
ihH negroes was pos'p'h'' ON account OF
IN" tan "iie'iA"nceoi ouy efs an" dAi'ess OF
'"e market
Il ia stated iha, \apulaon's Yreparation,
are m King for visit. no, to the Ctimea
butte befliu: that the sIies have abandoned
all hone. of taking S.ha,,opol or rather q,
/ east nave ooucIuueu 'hat' VIII costa great
d'ai NOR" 10 take ln' P'Hc' "tn - "o''n'
ald nav VrN VIII a''h 'h''ngh ffosS"
II she oohst"''' N'" over h'' Il sh" retl'u'
'n'o ! '''n"' NE 'iI'le"h destination
ara III" tu"''te" opposition oi the pflu'n
cabinet Is or"u'-H mere fuse 10 wat' OF
susplc''" hNu' III" result o' the VIENNA
con. '''"'' j. "'~'i"S'u-
Ne "u'b''"rh Au''fa"s occurred at'hr
h"''"'"' '''"'S "" account 81 'he cot'"'
s'on't' "a'ns ueu'ahoeu' WIN drawn
s"'''' ana nNe' 'a'on"'s' licences o.
'ne miners me vengeance OF me NINE"
WIS af"us'" anu 'h'N mustered IN e,e"
"uu'n''s on 'he ootA q, November ""eh
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anJ s,ad a f' ,l' w ','''" .r ."s
,,o,o Mild .,,l ,,,.,,.,. ,,....rl-I rla. al.
diers las, seven and er..,, ..,',,,ad 81 ,bs
mounted ,roons .ho, from, b,.b IN,
mine-s refuso u nav mora Lco,.s. and sew.
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