The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

pension Of Pcmeroy'. Drmccrct In New
York. .'|I
Al as In the morning, November ~,
Moorhcsd A Co.'S bias, furnace, on Second
sverue, Fourteenth Ward, Pittsburg, es-
ploded NEAR the " tsp.hcle." Michael Hal.
pin was struck and knocked down by the
stream Of molten metal, which was then
scattered over him, horribly burning him
He fingered In terrible agony until half.rast
nine .. M, when death ensued. Edward
Crowthsr, a young man, was "shot" and
burned on the back, legs, and side Of the
head dangerously. lie can scarcely recover.
Jacob Bruner was also shot" and burned
on the face and body, not so seriously, how.
ever. The csase " the explosion Is un-
known, as there was no bursting Of the
"twyercs"
Fsvcsss ass~s.
A special TO the London Tmes from Get.
tinge contains the following: A report has
been received by the Prince Of Montenegro
which states thst an engagement near
Gaisehko, between Turks and IIerzegovin-
ians, resulted In the retreat Of selim Pasha
with his Turkish force 70 Gstschko. Eight
hundred 10 one thousand Turks were Killed,
aud their baggage, ammunition and several
cannon captured.
The Paris Progves Dr Norf states that The
clergy Of Rnbesix refused TO chant the
prayer beginning with the words, "Domine,
fac Sslvsni Republicane," as requested In
the Circular Of the Minister OF Public Wor-
ship.
Particulars Of the mutiny on the ship
Lennie show that the bottle containing the in.
telligence OF the affair was thrown overheard
by Van IIoydoncm, the steward, who, with
the sailor end cabin boy, underworld 10 50
fend the officers at the risk OF their lives
The Augsburg Aaegewsene I,efung quotes
petition of certain Greek Christians OF zap
padochia, who urge the expulsion OF Amen-
can missionaries by the Porte because they
make rroseiytes and ineite TO reoe'hon'
A serious railway collision occurred on
the road between Sinkoping and Lsnken-
berg, Norway. Six persons were killed and
twelve more or less injured.
A dispatch from Berlin reports that Prince
Bismarck has arrived in that city. There
will be no fresh prosecution against Count
Won Arnim.
| Joseph Halphen d Co., diamond mer-
chants Of Paris, have failed, with liabilities
estimated at three million dollars.
The st. Petersburg OFFICIAL Gasofte has the
following: Europe was never in more Ia
vorsble position than now Tor the peaceful
settlement Of any difficult question. 1hree
powerful EmPerors are striving, assisted by
other powers, to arrive at pacific solution
Of the Herzego'inisn trouble. The peace
Of Europe is firmly established in the mu'
tual confidence and good understanding oil
the powers, and no danger OF its disturbance
exists"
The fact that Don Carlos has sent letter
to the King Of Spain has created great
sensation In Madrid, and Is variously com
mented upon by the newspapers. The King
did not make any proposals for the arrange.
ment, but offered 10 agree 10 truce snou'o
the CUBAN d'mcu''es cause war oe.~ee"
spain ana 'ne uh'ea o."'es' III 'ha' 'aee
Don 0afios, WINE reser',ng us rg"s W '"e
throne oil SPAN, o"ers 70 uni'e ms FORCES
WIN .nose 0, n,"s a"onso "''e"" ''e
integrity OIL .ne spanish ".'o,y'
Inc Madr'd oro"'@a N"in's'e'n o'sa"
states IN reference 70 ,ne rePoi'eu ieue' "
Don carlos 10 Ming ALFONSO We peie''
Don carlos Is more unoomp'o"'sns 'n"'
any o, ms Pa'usaas inc N'os'%u a',
says; we are AZ 'he beginning Oh ,ne emu
Inc war VIII DC spee""y 'e'","a'e" .''ne
oy suomissio" Ut 'ne overwhelming VI '"'
Cariis"
Inc Correspondeno'a says 'na' .ns Pre
tensions OF pon Sarios arr eAAese'"'eo AM