The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-04

COIUMBlA.s tSl 70.
sunnalssy: Morning, J4ps 4g 18Th 4 y s:s
PRoTEor1oN or THE LIVES OF MINERS.
After the shocking Avonda1e disaster il.
the<mining region Inst ytshaf, tie Psnhsyi-
vapia" Legislature 'udoptedaasta e law the
British Act Of Parliament requiring q
second shaft for; mines employing more
than twenty miners, and the, owners Of
the West Pittston mfne, which tqok. fire
on Saturday, were,haying second shaft
erected ip compliance with this law when
the disaster overlook them A. law,
however should be provided to compel
safety, as far as human foresight can
avail. vhorsvser::1maen. must; .eIneonptet tie
periis Of the mine whether aheir num-
befs bo tenor 1900 s'9tt .,;
Y1oarooas HUGO as a .RErtdEE.- This
very peculiar FfencBn1at, who did as
much as any other .agitator. to bring
about the horrid iasurreotion which has
just Been suppressed ih Paris. bechmo
conspicdous for: his absence when dam
ger fell ls,upon the Commune, aud pti1.
dentlJ Jisoughta safe retreat IN the beau=:
tiful "Ha1giHnI city Of Brussele.i. Tie
cause Baihgs ilpst, the. yisibnery patriot
discoyeresimthat its leadszs.. had been
guiltKot, n4p9 mistakes. .,fpr. which he
has lately roundly Berated them in print
Attic, same tine. with 3 ;ijfatal ,fasility"
for getting into scrape which may be
said td ;be' :es1eeialiy TfAsi uWp, he took
occasion to vioiate tie hospitality which
harborod himSbyA writings against the
stern policy of'ths' Belgian G6Yernment
in determining, upon the aktradition of
escaping Paris insurgents. srhe Belgian
Government has therefose ordered him
tqauit, the country. and ie has .'acoepted
the pfopositiohh.a. and the .popnlaoe OF
Brusssls have. sigaalized the 5ayent by
amaahing the windows.of his residence.
Hesn6w % falls 3! back upon. England ell
sThe Papal gyitsairanteesESbill, as finally
amended in the e:4talian Parliament, e1-
tends to the aixu spburbioaFian .Hfes Of
Roms the .right.previoqsly proposed
for The Pope in: the city oniy-of having
scSniharies. academies and colleges with
ont any interference or inspection on the
part Of the scholastic authoSsties of the
kingdom; extends to every Papal resi-
dence the right, previously, Feoognized
in favor Of the Vatican, Of. the Pope'e
having postal and 'telegraphic cervioe
with his own employees, and declares
thG Pontiff free TO keep whatever de.
nomination Of guards he pleasos, pro.
vided they do not exceed the usual mum
bey: It also declares, inalienal,le not
only the palaces, gardens and depend
encies OF the Pspal residences, but also
the museu ms, library, and AL the con
tents Of the Vatican, and rsnounces the
rlkht of the public to visit them. sub
mitting their adm ittance to the .benevo-
lenee of the Poptiff. - .Atl~
TaR P1grsroN D1sAsrRR-SwEslRsp,N1 EslRs
VERDICT OF THE CoRoNEn's JURY--A
special to the philadelphia Eoening 1sle-
graph, dated Pittston, May 81, says the
Coroner's jhry in the case OF the recent
disaster at the West Pitts ton mine rem
derea a.verdict this morning. .'After de-
tsiling the facts Of the caspality, the jury
declares. that the miners ,met their death
from improper ventilation of the mine;
that when the breaker took fire there