Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
EUROPE.
EUROPE.
SpeculatiOns Regarding
the Congress.
THE COAL MINE EXPLOSION IN
ENGLAND.
The Socialistic Schemes in
Germany.
ESPECIAL DtsPArcnrs TO u GOLD nui
DAILY Naval

Great Hopes From she Congress.
LONDON. June "a St. Petersburg
dispatch says tho terms Of the Russo-Eng-
lish arrsngemontars said to be more salts
factory than expected. Great confidence
is felt in tho result Of the Congress. The
most serious difficulty for the moment 10
Austria's objection to the cession Of Anti.
vari 10 Montenegro.
A Vienna correspondent SAYS In conse-
quenco OF the spread OF Socialism. Rus
sla's policy seems to DO TO make peace rap
idly.
A Paris correspondent says . letter from
Haliman Pasha, uncle Of the Khedive, 10
published. plainly putting forth his claims
TO the succession 70 the Vice loyalty OF
Egypt.
x Constantinoplo dispatch. via Syria.
says something serious has happened Of
the palace. The Sultan has not been to
the mosque.
the Socialist Crisis In Germany.
BERLIN, June S.-The dissolution Of the
Reichstsg IL As good as accomplished. the
assent Of the Federal Council being Ger.
tain. The Liberals are In . state OF CON.
~sternstion. The government will. pend.
ing new elections. tako the most extreme
measures allowed BY law 70 meet the
grievous social crisis. It appears that .
state Of siege has been under discussion.
but will not be proclaimed 1t present. A
soldier hiss been stabbed at Dantsick. and
sentries fred on.
GorHA, June 8.-The meeting OF the 3D.
cialist Congress here has been forbidden.
BERLIN, June 8.-Prussia yesterday sub
mitted TO the Federal Council . motion
signed by Bismarck. proposing the disco
luton OF tho R~eichstag. The motion
points out that In view Of the second at-
tempt on the life Of the Emperor the Gov.
ernmsnt's responsibility for the mAinten-
ance Of order does not permit him TO rest
content with having merely introduced the
former abortive anti Socialist bill, but
they cannot count upon another bill which
they intend TO introduce meeting with bet
ter success In the existing ReichstAg. The
Government, the motion says. does moi
restrict any free legal movement.
The Coal Mine EXPLOSIVES.
LONDON. June 8. - The explosion In
Evans coal mines, Haydock. yesterday,
occurred Ut II In the morning. The Wood
Pit colliery consists OF two minss-ths
Ravenshead and Florida. The explosion
was confined to tho last named. The men
went 10 work at @ A. y. The condition OF
the mine had been examined - usual, and
ten minutes before the disaster II WAS 10
ali appearances safe. There we're $50 men
In the Wood Pit Colliery. eighteen In the
Rayenshead, and the remainder In tho
Florida mine. The men In the Ravenshead
were got out Immediately. One died. and
the others we're much affected BY Are
damp. The two mines are connected by q
tunnel, and II was In the working Of the
Florida mine beyond the tunnel that the
explosion occurred.
II is the general opinion that every man
In that part Of the mine is dead. The ex.
plorers found the dead bodies Of men and
horses on every side, fearfully burnt and
mutilated. giving evidence OF the dreadful
force Of the explosion. A grestfall Of coal
occurred. The men engaged In exploring
tho mine are working day and night, en-.
deayoring to reach the place where most OF
the bodies arc supposed to lie. Great
crowds OF men, women and children have
assembled In the vicinity Of the pit and
general grief prevails, nearly every family
in the village Of Haydock having the loss
Of one or more Of Its members. No
powder WAS used In the mine. The mana
ger Of the mine went down the shaft I'VE
minutes after the explosion; finding . num-
Der Of men at tho bottom lying on their
faces, opened the ventilAting doors and
thus saved the lives Of eighteen men 10
tho R~svenshead mine. The bodies already
found are all much dishgured. II may
probably DO days before al the bodies ara
recovered. Tho explorers have suffered
greatly and have had 10 be constantly 70
iieyed, Q largo staff Of doctors being In at.
tendance. Crowds Of surround
tho pit since tho explosion. weeping AND
begging news from tho explorers, but on
the whole the people are very quiet and
orderly.
The situation In Casters Europa
LONDON. June s.-ParliAmsnt has ID
journed for the whiuuntide holidays
the Commons to the 18th. the Lords 10 III
18th.
DELoRApr, Juno 8.-Thc Servians con
tinue with energy their military prepsr
ations. while making efforts TO obtain I'D
mission to the congress.
Laborers for England.
NEW YORK. juno s.-A dispatch from
landau sava tho Lancashire cotton mill