The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-08
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

fromnent Englien r1tualists disclaim any
attempt on the part Of the sect in England to
further the compromise movement with the
Catholics. "A firedsmp explosion occurred in
the Jabin colliery. st. Eienne, Belgium There
were $50 men in the mine, thirty of whom had
been taken out at last accounts, two of them
being dead..... Henry @. Bowen, in response
to the examining committee Of Plymouth
shurch, made his statement, charging Mr.
Beeoher with adultery, perjury and hypocrisy
and further says that years before the Tilton
matter came up he (Mr. Bowen) was made the
repository Of the facts Of a number OF in
stances in which the sanctiy of homes had
been invaded by the pastor OF Plymouth
church ...... Notwithstanding the contradio-
tion to the contrary, Rome correspondent in
sists upon the severe illness Of Cardinal An
tonelli, the Popes principal counselor In
San Francisco silver coin passes at discount
OF from three to five per cent
fearful panic occurred at Robinson Opera
House, Cincinnati, caused by false alarm of
fire. The house WAS filed with parents of
children from the public schools, who were
performing in an allegoricsl piece. Ten peo-
pie were killed, and many more injured
One hundred and ffty-six lives were lost at
the Jabin colliery explosion -. ". Jefferson
Davis has written long letter, replying to
Mr. Blaine, disclaiming that cruelties to pris-
oners were authorized by him, deprecating
the obstacles opposed to the progress of
reconciliation, intimsting that he does not de-
sire amnesty for himself, and charging impos-
ture and barbarity upon the Federal auth ori-
ties. .Landis, who shot Carruth, the Vine
land IN. J.) editor, was acquitted of murder
on verdict or insanity 80. In q gale recently
q small boat, thirty feet long by seven wide,
was driven from the harbor ut Waretown.
N. Ito the middle of Barnegat bay and upset.
and all on board were lost The occupants of
the boat were Richard Mott, his three sons,
and young man who was with them, lame
unknown. An eight-year-old son of Pro-
fessor White, Of Bowdoin College, Maine,
while coastipg, ran his sled across a railroad
track and was struck by an incoming train.
The head was severed from the body.
In Chicago, John Heich shot and instantly
killed Edward Campbell during q quarrel
about Heich's wife, who was divorced from
Campbell before her marriage with Heich.
The latter was badly cut by q razor in the
hands OF Campbell. There are already
forty houses in Custar City. in the Black Hills
and sixty more are in process Of construction
A mob recently stoned tho Protestant church
1T the plaza OF San Fernan 10 in the cty of
Mexico. The ProtestanLs in Acapulco are
rapidly increasing in numbers since the assas-
sination Of Mr.. Richardson . It is said that
the Biscayan and Navarrese provincial depu-
ties have told Don Carlos not to expect any
further aid from them. The United States
senate passed bill for lie payment Of the
Alabama claims awarded by the commission.
......The New Jersey House of Assembly
passed the bill sppropriating $1,000 for the
Centennial, making 8 total amount thus far
appropriated for the Centennial purposes of
sl2o,OO0 $500. Samuel Boyd, United States
deputy marshal, OF Brownsville, Texas, ard
d. NJ. Clarke, editor Of the Democrat, had
friendly discussion, when the lie was pa ssed
and after haste words Clarke shot Boyd three
Times, killing him.. There were 12COO
people present at the first Moody and Sankey
revival meeting in New York, and at least
5000 more could not gain admittance.
@. A. Marshen was convicted of murder and
sentenced to imprisonment for life, three
years ago, at Bloomington, Ind, but recently
secured another trial. While temporaril' con-
fined in the town lookup, he was taken out by
masked mob, and shot and killed :. Queen
Victoria opened Parliament in person, for the
n,
was read by the Lord Chancellor, was con-
eratulatory and pacific. . The block in New
York city bounded by Broadway, Grand, Crosby
aud Howard streets was almost entirely con-
sumed by fire. The Broadway buildings were
some Of the haudsomest in the city, and were
very costly. Twenty-four business firms were
burned out, the best known Of whom are
Lesher, Whitman & Co, trimmings; Catlin
Brundrett & Co., cloths and clothing, and
George e. shortridge Il Co., clothing. The
widely-known Continental Hotel was also COM
pletely demolished. Three fremeu were
killed and number wounded by falling walls
The entire loss foots up $4,000, 600, on which
the insurance reached $4,000, 0O0. The
Minnesota Legislature refused to vote s25. 600
Tor the Centennial. .. Rich gold mines have
been discovered in the San Juan district of
Colorado.
Weston, the American pedestrian, walked q
match with Perkins, the English champion,
and beat him. Perkins gave out On the sixty
fifth mile while Weston was still fresh
postal treaty has been signed by the repre-
sentatives of the United States and japan.
agreeing that the rate of letter postage shall
be five cents between the two countries. and
two cents upon newspapers not exceeding two
ounces. The new arrangement will como into
operation on the first Of April. The Anglo
Egyptian bank Of Cairo has contracted 70 ad-
vance S10, ,000, 900 to Egypt on the security of
her crops, and also . loan OF go 600, 900 to
meet the Egyptian floating debt and other
oharges...... Through express trains from
Boston to Philadelphia have been arranged
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