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girirfe.
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trCIte In Der Sun" a~nG53ct3t iiUo unb Dem RIGngs
no1 0eutiQGH Gn9eborep:

nab 0eutiUeH un9ebOrGp:
mGHEy G..
gtrs Viaru NnH Nlber, Din pt1ru u Iteret, Urs
var, Mrs StleG Btrnor, Wlr3 : 6 Softer, hrs &C.
tbGrrr Bolanh, Urs 8rur, Rig Raucl grtttoule
NtB Walp Gath BrooeR, OiiS Squ Suttntr. Dr:
Ytargaretb @ra3er, @lIlltet9 9InAe, 0tis WiRa De
@mmerid, Ms s S @sr9Grot, Dir8 MtbcLQ @ooo
mon, WiIs J.GtGI @roF, ii Is Soptie SrCit,U, DOS
@~liiabetb Sam, Dig Hune y nrGer, Yi5 Sa.s h,B
YtrS 81 6ergesaeir, Mig Utarp Is bur1cTt, IUlr5
emma NoItiUg, Dits HCnllttu Gpleu. Df5 @ui
4leiinq. Ntrs Mdro 8 &oie, Ui5 VI Salite Gubfa.
ger, WttB ANNA sDeissr. DtTs 6eurrsttl 6tVmGs
NitB Wtol9 Inn Goblin, Mrs Quito, Inaa GoIt, Wlii
Qnui5e 9R0ntiIetL.
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SIR, Cj. SJ2, QuEpr

mo9t ieineH 6reunOeH uRo 8efauntsn Biz
An5si9e, oaB er ieine neu eingeridtete g8irtb.
lhaft oil Der 9torboits&de Der Eager uni
Stlrlin9ltraBe nit eiaem famOien 2uuide er
Dfflet miro.
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Die $50. W1coinQer S SOner

baben oaS 6amiIlenz@ rocetie- @eidaft, mel.
dies bi8her BON ben 50. .. q. Ype in Scr.
ZAP, BefegaltimurciruBe, sefibrt muroe,
iibernommeu, uno merbeR oaIfelbe in elner
iolden 9Beiie fOrifIbren, OoB Oa8 Yublttum
Der nenen 6trIna balo ieiue @uut 3uipeuOen
uirh
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Bur Wlcner IiueftelHnG. - We1:
Eel mnN lSrcntfhrtpfp-

Die beuoritebeuoe g8ieuer g8elt . Gu8fel,
lung, pelae am 1. 0tai beginnt uHb mutb.
maBIid uidt Dor Gem 2. NoU. ihIieBeu plrO,
bat Die 0leiielut beS nmeriTanilheu Yubti,
tum8 in 10 bobem @ra6e entpidelt, 6aB i'd
mid OeranlaBt lehe, bic Nuimertiamfeit bee
Bublifums aufbie A%u8ffeluna BON Gre;
oitbriefcn gu lenfeu, Iadl ueIhen bel hieieI
@elegenbeit EN- grpBeper gegebr, als bi8ber,
iein niFo. SD babe oieieu llmItuuO antici.
pint uno Oarauf bin Die amfaieubRen 8orbe.
~reit4ugeu NIT ben gr6Beren nit mir in Ser.
b~tnogng IiebeuOeu 8anfhGuiern @uropQ'8,
namentlid NIT Der y1lniOn 6 8anf" Ia
gStcn - cinem Der beoeutenofe @elo,
Snftitltte Seitreid'5 abqeIhloiieu.
@edieI unO @reoItbrieIe gu ben nieorigtcr
Staten BET &. Naiue.
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Baltimore. s. spriusfcr Gi,su.


arrangements fir SountoQsidul. uuo apScre
Slc-gtics bel Saa's Springs nit Btnueuua
pes @eh0l3e8 'onueu aui Npplifatiuu bs,m
SuperlnteuosnteH I'M 3arleu > BATE uuter
9tinf'i8en Ssornsun9eu 9emadt weroen.
Gtc %berubmte TamiIic Uoees
CAB aelitru Abtno ihre Sruciie @orl ,luu,
I'M 6oro'ldsn Spernbauie, ruelhes bli meier
9elelenbett III alien 8dumeu Oefiiat mar.
oa Sober ilh uou Den heitIttn Qeiituuaen Der
6amIlis, Die I'M y9turp Game beater" N
Qon0ou uuo in ygtiblo's @arteu" III g}sru.
Yotf ioId' bsmtyteuSperttc Grfolqe erroua,
iibRr3sugen molte. 9adoem 6as Slid ,Rt.
Gambler" IN por5iiglider Ieiie iibtr Die Bret.
ter qegangeH mar, s~clangte Die ueue Speiia,
litat: y9te S60nsH Der Slide" nit iolQer.
Der geietuna sur Nufiibrung : 2uciHoG
Scrubb8, Seine &otes; Wayg, Sittoria SO.
les; Barbara, 9toiiud Sotea; 6motheuI
@tbtS, 6reo. SOie8; 8ig3ius, 6awOOn go.
tes. Sdmntlide MitpirttuoeH, luelde, nit
GlIs benz 8OrberQsbeuoeu eriitltIid 1T, 0ilt'
9lieoer elmer 5amllie itno, fithricn lhre Bartie'u
rett brao ourt uuo oeriieteH oa5 Bublltrn
IN bic belterIte Stlmmuug. gilGlt nur ID
Opel, l%onbern aud ibr 9eiaug uuo ihr Gan;
rlllen bic 3uibQuer III Den I~auteitsn 8eifau8
beScigungen bin. 5eute abelo tritt bic ia.
Mile Iufl OLitteu MRnlP 0uf
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Ras Nraforina >, -M1nInan

uiro URtttpod, ben 7. Woi, pom 8altimorer
oGieoertranj" III Ger ySOncOrola" CUR 4uf.
titbruna qebrudlt werSen. Der G6or, Der bel
etcier @elegerGeit mitwirteH miro, beitebt aus
40 4aneu unO 60 perrer. 8iaete fir oieiC8
&on3ert itnO bel allen altiueu Mit9licoern 10.
lpte pom Freitag, BEN ,. Viai, all in Der Wu>
Misunderstanding oe8 prn. Yic&aiireg Su 1as
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Die Observation-Disclosures ct. So=
Ddnnt5= 0crnctnec
bGlt heute abeno nm 8 u6r cine GeriQmut&
luna in ibrem ShulhQuie Qb,
sic 2ipnefthnle in Ndnton

miro 9onuettQa, Den /, Ntai, Ourd ben tiid4
tigeu 2ebrer 8. y. S6Gter mieoer er6ffuet.
Die STRIDE miro am foIgenoen SoRntuge ourdy
Balfpr Steiubouer rr0Hnet.
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Gto0t 8a1tiwore.
cir 3ri. Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Sic 3ete Der GctDerbe1diein= spiii!ia.
aue # aGtltGeH YiieRieH miili,n al
oecr Dor Dem l. Niai I'M Sliicau oes @ttrt8
Ses @ommors8leas s@erihteS, Gde oeS Wto-
uument.S Quure unD ber 2eriugtonlr., I'M
Soutelrain oe8 @eridtsz&eb0uOte getGi't
werbeu. &er bieisS unttrtGBt, lest id lin
annebmlidteiteu un6 Strof,u aus. Nuc
ftGbtl d en- 2iSeulcn miiiien al pocr Dor
Dem 20. Dfai i'm Staot=@ontro!ema=Imte
@de oes Monumcutz Square II. Der 6aDette'
Strabe, Qel0i't perren. @a5 Die Ser. Ct
9iSenieu aubetrifit, 10 miiiieu bisieIbeu oil
r0er Dor benz /. gtat I'm 2ofale iiber Dem
6olt- uno 3olonlte, SeconOltr., gcl0i't mer-
ben. @tne sur. Sahlun9 auifOroernoe Ans
Seige 1T uid)t 9emG6t uerocn, aber Die Gerz
pilittuEg miro 0aourh uidt geihrdtt. &Ir
tbeilen nattOlgenO mleDuholt Die ipGteiien5
bis morgen iaui9ea Ser. 81 .s2i5eniezAb'
9aben init:
NeltlVStrsr SZOO W
Spuitnoie ns &lelnhGHbtfr 80. 49,. IS 60
DO. @roRbdn0ter. go. .... 100 90
GroBhhu0ler in gialSQCtrGutel .... 80 90
SieinbanOlSr 90. .... 20 90
.6Gnoler in Bl6ttertabad .......... % 90
1leinhGreler in 8lGttertabad ...... 500 90
uno auf Gertduieu iiber $1,000 80
Gents iir jeoen0ouor itbcr $1,000
SGnbler in fabri5irtem Ga5Qd ...... 5 90
Sabrifantan ron 9eItlirtUlbcn 49,. so 0O
uno iir jeOeu iabrl5irteu 9eittl=
llrt0lbetl... ~ w
uno fir lere i~abrl5lrte Gdtdngck
ropre $500. ........... ~ VI
Observation-Disclosures 100
Gi9arren- Sabritanten 10 90
9auii:er nit Eabad, erlier Slaiie,
(meAr ais 2 Bfcroe) -S........, so 0t
b., 5neiter GlolIe q Y:ctoe).... IS 0C
bo., 6ritter alafie q Yferb) =. IS OF
bo., pierter &ta1ie (su 5ub ooer in
Sffentlidsn SubrwerfeH). ...... 10 0t
9raler BON ,petiider ais 800 Barrels 80 OC
@rauer BON 500 Barrels oocr mebr.. 100 0(
@ir mahnen 81 piinfli6er 3ablun8, I'M
cen Spibeft III entQcbeu.
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Der uSaFlOctte=4 Nrn0eretn"
miro DlOntag, II. Wiai, ietn Orlttes ero6cs
Mai. uno SurHfeit ouf nNOf'S 9ala" an Der
RflQir. NOQ0 QbhQlten.
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NbfaDrt ee8 ensI. GampferS

Der euaf. Ddmpier rSlberHian," Capt.
ardsr, pom Der Aaun'iden 2ipie, clartrte
oeIern nab Qirerpool uno ieselt beute nit
5 @aiiten= (Stpsisru Wiriau bon Saltl'
more uno 6ranSi8ta BON @uibiu9ton, 90.
Stace bon 8eoforo-@o., 3d., 6. Sootngton
BON &barleitou, 9.s9., mad 2lperpooi uaf
SGos. ". g9iueo5e uon &barlsiIOu nah 9a'
lifar), 81 3%piihenOsd8 .BaIa9iereu unO Iot'
genoer Sradt Don bier iber Salifar, w.,
CD, oahtn Oh: 100 Stididfern 8aia. l7C
Grlit. SQbod, 62 8tpen o., 600 SaueI
8anuuoQe. 500 Hdlferu Salg, so SQ. 9lnrf
421 Gddeu Ginbe, 8 8u. Baumwoaenz3nil
lid,, 1870 Conner SelfuGeu, 5218 SdetI'll
Majs, 80 StiidiQileru Stdrfe, 6000 SaBoau
ben, 208, 900 Yio. S1malS NIB 1908 Slliel
B0ielihmaue1eiidl,
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GdItf,S orrEra 9NCuOpnr,n

6cS neutrality-suspicious. StiegCS bon 1870 III
bon jcet al, nm rs aud 6raucn uuO &tnoeru
reht iuaduQlih 3u MAIDEN, fir biuigen Sin.
trrtteprCiS III eiHem BriUatbauie bon R.ittag
| Bis 10 llhr III ieben, uuO 3Uar in Jtr. 467,
We1. BultimorcfraBc.
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eS7% gYlNF,ri9,cn R1Is,m

Btlur'8 2lnOenFen iii in ben Bergen Gauiul.
her, oeuen lem 8ilotirih en- Bali a NJ
0ult2n, GrtdItHng, 4a8}e1rUuI OOer ouoere
6ormen pOn GllnleH- yeroeu gebeilt bat, ut'
lte1 bid. 81 iiuo icBt iib'r UrcrSiJ Sable,
lett oieieS Yrdpar0t pot'5 Bu6iifum gebruht
rnroe nnO Todl thinner lit bic gtuAirage
oQrIad I'm Wahleu. G0l-G)
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PG~ ais 8lut uuO SGite reiniQeuOsS
Yttttcl lift oa8 Shareholder SpruScl=
SdI5 III beltrciiildD. 0nielbe miyo Don
blelcu AcrSteu gegtu llnUeroaulidtelt, &opfs
ihmaSen, Maugel al Gppetit uuo aue llebel,
melde aus lluorbuurg teS N(aQens ODER Der
Weber entitebeH, au9errcnoet. U. Sogeler
& 8 Om y. mo bic I5sntcn fir Amertta.
IQ1-N
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fErI. WIAric 2lintel

Die ousqeItldrete GdriteuttiR Cfftnbld 'Ibcr Ro;a
len, nito III ocr tommcEoCu Uout pom 8oItimorI
4bihtto nCbuen u1o nur trci Nal I'M SoI0nher
Uui IN ,8euopruQ oOu SrlbauL" am Sienfoo, Der
6 Oili, IN "Orpbcue" uno GmGtlttuo6, zen z. Uai
in otH punout Sunairauen."
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~ Vic N(tc.-NQ8 gr0Bt SabreSsY Bic
Nlc res ctutiden SroeuS Der r6arugari"
mtrO 9Onnertaq, ben &c. Suni, Ocrbun0cu
nit Sommcruadt5ieiGr I'M 6. gluth' iden
S6iieenboie, B'lajrs 9toa0, ab9ebaltcu, mo-
su uue Weitlrcu Arrangements in nGditer
Sonnta8S -SOrnitta86NB 8~ctrOfen msr.
ben i0Qen.
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Dre getriseu gertaufs anf Ger BtsTssn so:ts be.
Baltimore, Den 20. Gpril. abeno6

], 0U0 r8lItO. zObIozBabn-" DbIigQt 1915, Ct ST.
LOO r&,utrol 0btoz5Gpu"zSbl., I. p, CT, 8o15
2,0(0 DUiar.. ENC. sBAbn"zS bligat., 1. o., IL 99sf
t,9g0 bttto Ditto 6rtto 99X
L0J9 "Srdn9e- Alef'1 ". =Sa6n-"0bl., IT.. 6lH
0oO "Srdn9e.AltG '=S9pn@"Sbl., t.Q,6r.... 9SH
10y quito quito DITTO $50
200 "Bittsbur9=@ on. =gabn"=OUL., l.o II, 9Jx
4fOJJ Quo Quito btto S5h
40 aftlen her Eolfs=@Qez@ompagnte" fI%
10 Att,eH Der plttantic zRoblan=Gomp "b30 2 IS
Zoo QUITO QUITO otGto 2.@
0~HemsY1prtEr gRaRfs.
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S1n Den -,WciOz9 u fembIO.Rppms

ftnoet 0lOnta9, ben u. Diai, Der brittle 9roBe
Ntaibau uno cine Sotrte Der 9auazAtaoeuie
bes Nrni. SO. 3. @lnnnett nntl.-
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Ner ..NdFlNcffcsT nrnoerpi

Sum 8(Itbenouft unO 8ldtterbauh,
3um 8dpa Smitb unD Baum uno = trau9
NInnnS
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Die betoen %erlpdbuten lbidnitte lauten be.
funntltd) babtn, baB gemiiie Berione1, melde
Die Betition fir Die @ioerruis 9erorouunl
untcridrieben, Die bisber autgelauferen I'm
foten nit abtragen louen. SdlieBli6 amen.
Oirte man bic SerOrbnnng babiu, baB Der
Staot : @OntrOleur angeiulelen perbe, bic be,
trefienbeu Soften gu besablen. I%ngenommen.
0ueleDta6regel 1T cine bOdit ungered)te. Niht
Der StaDt, louoeru ben llnter5etEnern Der
4etitiou, melde uut Die Qnla9e Der Parfe
naAiuAten, fommt e5 5u, Die Soften su traz
gen.
Ser 0arforb=Gu - Der Speite
9tatbSSpeig lsste geifern ben gei9luB bes
erien 3lpeises, $500 fir Die %Inbriuguus bon
yuftl0dern am 3ariorbsJlun Su oerpilisen,
5urllf.
Die Ht9monb= % arft=S allie. ~
Der speite i3peig be8 Stootratbes trat ge.
fern benz geidluiie oes eriien 3wet9es bel,
ole B~etitiou bes @barles 8 sle, Der cine grtra=
Sergiituug fir Irbeiten auf Dem &ihmonoz
Wiarfte %foroert, an ben @ebduOe- Snlpeftor gu
uertuelleu.
Qnbrin9un9 Der StraBenna=
m II al De n 2aternen.- Sr. 0intbl4
cum pom @omite lit YoliSet un0 @efdngu1B
pertNGe1e gellerN I'LL etHen 5tQlG95DCl9e etUeH
Gei9luB, ben Staot.@ ommiidr a~n5ulpeiien,
einen @ontraft nit 9. .. 8. Bartius absus
i9lieBen im 8ttreff Der Anbrin9ung Der Stra=
6ennamen au alien Qaterneu, welfe on Stra.
Beueden iteben uuo $4,000 fir Oielen 3med III
perniuigsr. Bis sum Woutuse 5uriidgelegt.
Ste Correction Der s s.
6d1le. Der erle Natbs5weig trat geitsrn
Der Yeroronuus bes 5roeiten 3pei9es beSiigs
lid Der @rprosriirung bon @runoeigeutbum
fir bic @orreftlon BON SoueS' Sdlen bel.
Gin 4b5ugsfanal. - 9r.
Drills reidjte geitern i'm SDeiten s3peige bes
StaotratbeS cine Petition BON Satob &ienSle
II. VI. EN-, nclde lin bic Aubringuug zines
4b5ugsfanale8 au Der 2Op-, bon Der 4is.
quitb- nad tcr 9i96fraBe, na4in9en. lebsr.
mieieu.
Gin 5wefmabiger @or{dlag.-
er. SrnOOlff Ireifte porgenern i'm |. &albs.
3metae cine, nad fur'sr Debate paiiitte Ser.
pronung elm, rpeldbe $500 aupeiit, UNI farbi9e
Sinner, nitatt oltlelben, mte bisher, in's
0tfdngnib gu ~iperren, iofort mad Der 8eie=
run9ss 4nftalt gu transportlren.
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tN%~f
WOnatsn fir ben 3ped augeisrtt9t puroen
Mebrere iinb iebr mertbbOa unb finOen ra
ihen 9lbIat. 9le Serfaufstiide iteben untsl
Der Iuflidt fol9enoer Damen: SIR. l @atba'
rine Uiiiler uno Clara @utbroo, 9tr. 2 4nnl
Sdmibt u. st. Shleinger, Scr. 3 Caroline
@dharot unb glue eange, Scr. 4 gllIabetf
albert uno Ota1ie 6orft, GER. 5 8. 9einer Il.
Barbara Sed, Nr. 6 Gnna uHb augutt
Shnepfe, gtr. z Caroline Sheler nno @ltls
SreHel, gir. 8 (@onoitoreD Utarie 6ObneS u.
s. Itenger uno SrduleinS uno 3. Sogel,
SIR. 9 (@liiGrab uno @reif3u) Wlarie Strait
unb @race 8obbler, Scr. 10 lsiide) Wfartba
Stapf, Senriette Bed, Barbara B~feiffer,
Utarte WanuenDei6 II. gOulle Stapf. Der
Silden60r inter 2eitung 0eS 9rn. y.
0reliel bdlt leben @beno @eianaapOrtrdge;
auBerDem 1T eln MulitcorpS angelielt, 10
baB es an Notwithstanding niht fehlt.
trug iiber $500. - 9aS @retutip=& omite bes
itebt aus folsenOen 9erren uno 9amen: &.
Sorf, Brdioent, 8. Sdnepfe, y. Wenger
unb S0del; @atbartue WiGer, 8rdiioentlu,
@liiabeth Seiner uno @liIe Oreiiel. Der 9e<
ifrise Seiu6 mar elm duBerii lebbafter uno
Denies oas iteiseube Sntereiie fur oas lobens4
lpertbe unteruebmen.
Der yW o M mt q ls& II &" belt Dor
geitern abeub in ieiuem Sereinslotale on ber
@de Der Charles. unb SaratogaitraBe cine
~Seriammluns Oh, in meld)er Sr. Soiepb @.
Seuisler prdiioirte, Ddbreub Sr. S. y. Stes
oens als Sefretdr i%uusirte. Wan traf Sor-
be~reitungen fir ben auslug ua4 Ybilaoel=
p9ia, Der morgeu unternomme1 ner0en iol.
Der 4usfug finOet betaantli6 infolge elmer
bon ben Estate Fencibles' luo benz Entire
Nous-Clnb'' III philadelphia ergausenem Gins
labung ftatt.
Bliuben=Gon5ert. - Die j3Oglinge
Der pWarplauber G~rsiehuuss Initnlt fir
glinpe" sabeH sefern &bsnb Elm @on5ett in
Der ySolinsiraBeu : R%arftbaue." Der Be.
iuh mar nidt 10 Sahlreih ME bel ben beioen
porbersebenOeu @on5erten ,Safiir mar aber bas
anbitorlum elm belto sepdbltsres. 8as PRO.
gramm beitanO aus mebreren Btauopiscen,
@eiausioli, Duetten, Srlos unO 0etlamatio.
men. Sri. Mouie Jleab, bic 3odtsr oes
Bidders pr. Ybilipp &enB, lang Gin beutides
4ieo BON @umbert uro riiprte bantt ode Aus
peleuoen. Aub ein bon brei iungen Didoden
IN ltalieniiher Spradle geiungeues 8rie
pnrpe lebbait a%pplanoirt. Der Wuftlebrer
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-23
HORROR.

TERRIBLE CALAMITY IN A Nova SCOTIA Coal
MNE-FIrrY TO ONE HUNDRED MINERS
KILLED By AN EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP.
A telegram from Halifax, N. s., dated May
Is, says: This community was startled to-
night with intelligence that . terrible ex-
plosion had occurred in the Drummond col.
liery, Pictou county, at l o'clock. Manager
Dunn, Assistant Manager Richardson, and
40 Of the workmen were in the pit when the
explosion took place. The greatest excite
ment prevailed after the fearful occurrence.
and crowds Of people for miles around came
rushing to the scene Of the disaster, and saw
enc Of those h~eartrending scenes which is de-
scribed by an eyewitness as something har-
rowing beyond all conception, the recollection
Of which will never fade from memory.
Mothers, wives, sisters, children, and friends
crowded around the burning pit, mourning
pitifully the terrible fate of those below, their
heartrending cries being heard for a long dis
lance. Every effort has been and is being
made to rescue the men, but 30 far without
success, and it is feared they have all per-
ished.
a NobesSA " a. % " 3<ts 49, ASSosoo
the mine disaster, at the village of Westville.
county Of Pictou, 103 miles from Halifax, where
there are three large collieries in full opera
ton, exporting large quantities of coal. Navi-
CATION having recently opened, the workmen
demanded increased wages, and several strikes
occurred. One Of the largest mines has been
closed several days, and the men had just re-
turned to work. At half-past II q shot in the
coal set fire to the slope, and half an hour
afterward afesrful explosion took place, caused
by the accumulation Of gas during the time
the mine was closed. About 2 o'clock q second
explosion occurred, coming up the slope air
shaft on the old trial shaft with terrible force,
and, it is believed, killing every one in the
mine, variously estimated at from 40 to 100,
Including men and boys. Soon after the first
explosion cries we're heard at the foot Of the
air shaft. Men were Immediately lowered with
ropes, and four Of those below brought up.
Two mel were going down the air shaft to
render assistance, when tho second explosion
occurred, and were blown to pieces. There
WAS such a small supply of water that little
could be done to quench the flames.
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gland forger, has left Havana for London, IN
charge Of the English detectives. 1t is said
he has agreed to turn States evidence. ...A
wild panic was created on the Vienna Bourse,
the other day, by the failure Of . leading firm,
which threw q large amount Of stock on the
market. So great was the excitement that
business became impossible, and spectators
petitioned the Government to order Q suspen-
sion Of transactions for several days, ana
adopt measures Of relief 80. The number OF
visitors to the Vienna Exposition averages
about $4,000 a day.
THE Carlists in Spain under Don Alfonso
have met q severe defeat at the hands Of the
Government troops. Other Carlist disasters
are reported. Tho late elections in Spain
resulted in favor Of the Federal Republicans.
IA cable telegram announces that the En-
peror William of Germany was fired upon
while reviewing the troops at st. Petersburg.
The shot passed through his helmet, and
wounded an Adjutant.
The SANTANA Bay Company have formally
taken possession of their property, and organ
lied their governmental machinery The
reported attempt on the life Of the German
Emperor in st. Petersburg turns out to have
been a hoax. IA onapartist has been elected
to the French Assembly from Rochelle, and
M. Rane, an ex-member of the Commune, has
been returned from Lyons. -. Oscar II. and
Sophie Wilhelmine have been crowned King
and Queen Of Sweden. ..Al the European
money markets have been disturbed by the
financial cataclysm in Vienna. 1t is stated
the shrinkage in American securities in Ger
many alone will reach &c. 600, 600. Free
Republic has been declared for by q Republic
can conference at Birmingham, England.
THE Pope is again pronounced to be in q
critical condition. . .Pere Hyacinthe is . happy
father. Another detachment of 1000 Carlist
prisoners has reached Havana, to reinforce the
Spanish army in Cuba.
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THE MODOCS.
CAPT. JAcK AND HIS RED DEVILS AGAIN SUR
PRISE OuR TRooPs.

CAPT. JACK AND HIS RED DEVILS AGAIN SUR
PRISE Gun TRooPs.
Another detachment of our troops in the
lava bed region has been surprised by the
Modocs, under command of Capt. Hasbrouck,
and five soldiers killed and six wounded. Tho
following is q condensed account Of the affair,
as telegrnphed from San Francisco:
The command Of Capt. Hssbrouck was
scouting all day, and returned to Sorass lake
for water, and were making efforts to secure
some by digging. None could be found, and
Mckay was sent back to Lieut.. Boyle's camp.
The distance being seventeen milcs, ii occu-
pied all night. At the dawn Of day Capt. Jack
and his band rode within one hundred yards
Of the camp, where all were dismounted, and
charged ON the camp. firing into the herd and
the guard, at the first volley stampeding the
herd. They left for the camp, and while the
men were getting under arms the Modocs gave
them them volley sitter volley. killing four
soldiers and ono Warm Spring Indian. A rally
was made and q charge sounded.
By this time Mckay and som Of his men
had united and drove the Modocs into the tim
Der, capturing 81 ponies, 8 pack mules, 1 Mo-
doc Qeft on the feld). and 10 mules, packed,
6 bodies. Before they retreated their
trail was covered. The Indians beat . hasty
retreat toward the McLode range of noun
Capt. Hasbrouck handled his men dex-
He is now furnished with five days
supplies, but water being very scarce deters Q
long stay in the field. Gen. Davis has deter
mined TO keep them moving until the last Mo-
doc is killed. He thinks that the soldiers gain
greater courage when they have them on open
ground.
Capt. Jack has but seven animals. He had
the attire Of Gen. Candy, and took his po-
as lordly as il he was q Brigadier Gem
sral.
There we're ss'Modocs engaged. No sou.v.
we're seen during the fight, or by scouts on tho
following night.
1t was . grand mistake of the Modocs, who
thought they could stampede this
'orce % they had stampeded the others, but
hey met the Warm Springs. The warriors
started at the first fire. q fast q they could
get their guns, trotting in on the flank Of tho
hodocs, which surprised them. Tho cry
: Warm Springs" went through the Modoo
anks, and they were s~tampeded instead Of the
Tho latest accounts represent that the NO.
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