The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-03-02

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The miners struck, an6'during the
lockout many instances Of open vio-
lence occurred. The town of TWINS
has been fred several tiriies, and
once more than half Of il laid in
ruins. These fires We're attributed
to ctrelessnesS at the time. The
Sheriff obtained clue last week and
succeeded in interviewing one of the
suspected, who madea full confession
This man, Partitt, says the gang
numbered twelve Or'fffteen hen; that
they were regularly organized and
held periodical meetings in a hotel
near IrwiE's. They organized and
conducted the STRIKES and during one
of them crowd of the Mollies at
tackled miner Remed Fowler, who
was at work in Ske mines, but were
driven off aftss an exchange Of shots.
On the same night they burned the
Triple check houses and wagons of
the Bald EaSle mines. They have
caused aD the fires, and during the
July rio&s in this city they burned
haystacl0s, cut she telegraph wires and
killed II young man named Carroll,
whose body they placed on tire rail-
road, where ID was discovered ut day
light, msmgLeri and torn. Parfitt also
brought to the Sheriff another of the
gang who, Oh being coYnered up, cor
roborated Parfitt's story. The rest
of the Mollies, gsbiMg wind OF the
disclosure, fed prrcipitatelY~ adaIl de-
tectivpS were at 0nce st,srtetb im' pun
suit, and were close Oh theHtt' aH Last
accounts. Great excitement exists
in the village and the surrounding
country.
PRINCIPAL POINTS OF THE FRFSB
COHDIB1oNs
LONDON, February ga Reuter-
despatch from GOnstantinOple, Feb:
2lst. via Syria, gives the principal
point of the freSh cOnditi6 IDS Of peace
demanded by Russia. The despatch
fully contirsns the report from Wen
Nil in Yesterdays Times as to the
proposed boundaries of the new
vrnvinre of Bulgaria, which vii. in
elude the country between the Dan
abe and the Balkans, and a portion
of Roume,ia between the Black Sea
and Seryia, comprising Sofia and
PhiliOpop0lis, a greater part of Trace
and Macedonia and the whole Valley
Of the Martha except AdrianOple.
The conditions provide for an as
sembly Of notables to elect sOver-
eign prince for Bulgaria, whOssnOm.
ination Is to he subu.itted for sane
ton to the Porte and'the European
Po@ec5- The Bulgarian tribute to
The Porte is to be equal in amount to
; HE net revenue of the province. A
Russian commission is to supern-
tend he Bulgarian Government for
two years, and 50, 900 Russian troops
are to occupy the principaiity during
the same period. The conditions also
re9ui e the cesSion 9f P0dgoritza and
? Antivari, with other territory, to-
Montenegro. Russia to have power
to cede The Ds,bruGJa TO ROmania in
exchange for Roaaniah Bessarabiar.
cpssion of territory in Bosnia and
, towards NiscR to Servia; prohibition
: of passage through the Straits to-
y men-of wal eEeep$iin Isolated cases;
absolute freedom Of passage TOR
merchantmen, even in time of war;
r payment Of an indemnity Of fourteen
= millions Of roubles; Turkey to cede
J BatOnm, Ears, Bayazid. Ardahan
and adjacent territory; Turkey also TO
pay forty millions sterling in binds,
? The Interest and sinking fund of
which are to be guaranteed by the
Bulgarian and Egyptian tributes; the
/ Anat0liaE revenue and the HerAclea
, mines; ten millions Of rOuble5 to be
, paid immediately to indemnify Rus
sian residents Of COnstantinopl !;
t Turkey to reimburse Russian capital
invested in Turkish bonds; also, to-
| pay for the maintenance of prisoners :
of war and the reopening of the
SULTAN mOudh OF the Danube. 1t is
, now Beloved that Russia will accept
, four iron-clads instead Of the sixn
D originally demanded. The report
that the British iron, clads have re-
: turned to the Princess Islands is uh'
founded. 1t originated in move
!, mentS for the exercise Of the crews.
A Belgrade despatch says that the
Russians have occupied Pir0t and
Ak Palanka. The Servians with
drew to NiSch. Prince Milan has
sent protest to the Grand Duke.
Nicholas against the occupation. The.
, Russians continue to advance. Prince
! Milan remains at Nisch with a
: strong foFce, and it il stated that he
q will refuse to evacuate.
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