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THE VIRGINIA TRAGEDY.
lDx TELEGRAPH TO rAE HERALD. ]

FARxvILAE, Dec. IS, 1871
The Berkeley Kennedy murder and suicide Is still the
chief topic OF discussion. The story that Kennedy
murdered Colonel Berkeley then committed suicide
because OF execution obtained against him for tho
Of $40 Is generally dscrecitcd. learn this cvcn.
ing, from authentic source, that certain rumors
affecting the character OF Captain Kennedy had como
to tho knowledge OF Colonel Berkeley and had
cdenaly but without malice spoken OF by the latter
to third parties Kennedy had heard OF this and had
declared that the rumors referred TO wcrc false aud
that he Intended to hold Colonel Berkeley
TO account This may explain Kcnncdy's
mark ut the time OF the tragedy, "You
have slandered men Captain OvertoE, tho brother
in-law OF Kennedy. states that he had for some time
been convinced OF Kecnedy's insanity had brought
the matter under the notice OF tho oca; authorities
who, however, hesitated TO act because ordinary
conversation the unfortunate man evlnccd syml-
toms OF mania. II Is clear that Kennedy had been
tracking and wsyaylng Berkeley for some days and
nights.
The funeral of Captain Kennedy took place this
afternoon and was conducted as privately as possible
N vERDlCr or rHK COxoSKR's JURY.
After hearing testimony Bearing on the shooting
and also On tho condition o mind Of w. H. Kennedy,
the Coroner's jury, through their foreman brought
In verdict TO the effect that Kennedy killed Berkeley,
but without any opinion the sanity OF Kennedy
There were no further Developments.
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COAL MINE DISASTER.
IpY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. 7

pY TELEGRAPH 10 Thu HERALD.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Dec. Is, 1877.
terrible explosion occurred to-day in tho Stanton
suits OF which havc greater significance than usual in
that the majority OF those injured are nine officials
and men WILDLY known and highly respected Il APP.
pears that John T. Grinth inside superintcndon OF
the mine, entered the collicry ut hali-past eleven
O'Clock, accompanied by Richard Rodcrick, tho mino
boss; Lewis y. Jonos, mine boss oil the Empire col.
liery and party Of miners. They went to distant
apart oil the coery to prosecute certain lahore, and
upon entering one OF the chambers the opcn isht
carried the foreheads oil tho leading mon OF the
party In contact With quantity OF gas and in
stanty u terrific explosion followed The force
great 10 be cit out oil doors II overturned
many rods OF the small railroad leading along The
ganRway TO the shaft and used for taking out coal
from the chambers.
THE SUFFERERS.
Every man Of the party was Knocked down. Su-
perintendcnt Griffith was hurled many feet buck.
ward, and when taken up was found 10 DO badly
bruised and terribly burned about the face breast
Lewis 5. Jones' boss OF the Empire, in similar
condition. Roderck was horribly burned In The ace
ana hands A miner, named Patrick Kerriaan, re.
ceived burns which may prove fatal John Tre-
dinnick burned inwardiy ana cannot recover.
Thomas Malta was burned ON the face and hands and
is MORALLY injured. Peter stump, seriously burned
on head hands and lace. This mans hair was burned
entirely on party OF mino surveyors were going
through the coliery at the time, and I'LL thrown
distant from It's Immediate locality. Tho destruction
In the vicinity Of the DISASTER terrific, and tho
great wonder Ii that anybody escaped alive. AS
several Will undoubtedly die OF Injuries received.
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dln Italian Ambassador Al Paris. has resigned Is
confirmed
pAPAL SuxcIo MEXICO.
Paris despatch neutrality-suspicious. are proceed
ing for the reception OF . Papai nunco in Mexico"
SETTLING LABOR TROUBLES
The six hundred cotton operatives strike In Mac
clesdeld, have submitted TO q reduction OF wages
The GOLFERS OF South Wales have agreed to accept
temporary reduction OF Eve per cent In wages Some
details 10 be settled; but the general closing
OF the pits, which the masters at ono time contsm-
plated seems 70 have been averted.
CLYDE SHIPPING STATISTICS.
The Glasgow Heraid gives tho following the
number and tonnage OF vessels launched on the Clyde
during the last five years:-Two hundred and nine-
teen vessels in 1877 OF 16y7i0 tons; 1876 229
sells OF Ss223 ons In 1873 252 vessels Of 22s 0s3
tons in 1874 ls5 vessels OF 2sa 800 TONS and 1873
143 vessels OF pa, 792 tons
FLAG ABROAD
Tho United States steamer Gettysburg has arrived
Mt La vaetta. Malta and the Trenton has sailed from
Villa Franco, bound eastward
WEATHER III LONDON
The weather in London was fair yesterday.