Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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More Trouble Among the Coal MIA
SCRANTON, Pa. Oct 12.-An attempt on
the part of LackawaDna Iron and Coal
Company to work PENS Brook colliery ex-
asperated strikers 10 fearful pitch.
About twenty men worked in the mine
today and were escorted TO their homes
by II strong military guard. On quitting
work they were assailed by the mob who
assembled In force near the coal breaker,
but were kept back by soldiers. The col
liery is strongly guarded day and night.
Men who worked there today appealed
for protection to the authorities tonight,
stating that they were in fear of being
murdered in their homes Detachmenis
have been sent 20 protect them and q
strong force of military is under arms In
the city ready to march at any moment.
Troops have been telegraphed for down
the valley and will arrive before morning.
Estimated Strength of Armies.
LONDON, Oct. 13.-The Times summary
of the strength of the Russian army of the
Danube, of which 5000 have been dis
posed of by battle or disease. OF the
imperial guard only GO, 600 will reach the
front fit for service, so that, reinforced,
the army will again amount to 200, 600.
This includes the Roumanians, but not
the Dobrudscha column of $4,000. The
writer estimates Osman Pasha's army as
reinforced ut 10000. Suleiman PashA
has about the same, so the combatants
have equal forces. Turkish reports from
Schipha represent military operations en-
tirely suspended by the weather.
CHICAGO, 15.-The Times Washington
special says: 1t was stated in these di :
patches some time ago that Blaine an
nounced TO one or two personal friends
that he had no idea of being presidential
candidate in 1880, because be saw clearly
that the Democi ats were destined to sweep
the country in that election. He believed
fhoxy UnnlA aIoof a yNraot1onf xph vun Il
suCcumb to southern demands aud thus
cause tremendous reaction in favor of
the Republican party In the north and
west. He looks forward, therefore, to q
return of the Republican party to power
in 1884. and intends, IL possible, TO the
Republican candidate at that time. The
intentions of Mr.. Blaine are confirmed by
his friends since his return here, and
furnish the key to his political course in
immediate future. 1t is stated that he
will as far as possible ignore the present
administration. He will not seek any
quarre,s with President Hayes, neither
will he attempt to ally himself 10 any way
with the administration. He believes It
is destined 10 be failure 10 all partisan
respects. He intends to devote himself
to legislation affecting the interests of the
north aud east, and Is expected to be spe-
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award.
A West India Hurricane.
HAVANA, Oct 16.-St. Thomas advice
state that fearful hurricane visited Cur
AGO and neighboFing islands on Sepiem-
Der 23d and caused great damage. The
wind blew from all quarters. The sea
washed away the lower part Of the town
known % WIlkemsfank Nearly every
house 10 what Is ksOwa as the fssrlmay
quarter was destroyed and the fortif'cs-
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