Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15

with Moscow has been stonnod r
eral anxiety prevails through1nt !, yen
II Is supposed that deaths have I bsa
more numerous than stated 'een
ADMIRAL HoRNBY, commapd;
British fleet in the Ses. of Marmn-s me
egraphed Jan. Ord that one % a. Yer
thlrty-eight guns of the tnrrot me me
1hunderer burst on the second Of T sp
airy, killing Lieuts. Coker and Da DGlip-
two petty officers and four seamen aa5
marines. The gun burst f INV.
IN front OF Trumions, and the NJ, gus'
was blown overheard. The gr ,au z3
just been fred with a battery cha. .'ao
but when it burst it was loaded w;,Ise
full charge and empty shells ~
boatswain and 80 men We're uo,,j me
twelve of them badly. The turret ~
the disabled ship was otherwise nn; VI
jured. "'i'i''
A SUPPLEMENT of the Panama g,
and Herald of December 5 S.u'
gives the story of Tho ''l.
tempt at revolution on the night If a..
q: An attack was made on Gene
AMhurn, ex-president of the state onl
some of his friends, and that gentlemar
and others were wounded. iSubseouen,
~, Zugundo Pena, the newly appointo4
governor of Detroit, while nassina
through the streets III charge Of soms
policemen endeavoring to restore ord.-
was fired upon by parties concealed Ar
attack was made upon the Citada
and two men lost their lives. The ob
lect of the revolution was TO place in
power state government to be moro
In accord with the political views Of
of Gen. Trujilio, president of the repuf.
he. The scheme was exposed on ono
of its supposed-to-be friends, and in tho
attack both friend and foe suffered
alike.
The viceroy of India teegrapbs the
details of the ameer's withdrawal
from Cabul. The ameer held Durbar
until December 10th, when it was re-.
solved that after the fame of Ali Musid
at Pawar, no further reliance could
be placed on his troops or resistance
offered. The ameer therefore conclud.
ed to seek Russian protection and place
his case before European congress,
leaving Yakook Khan, his son, in
charge. Yakoob was released the same
day, and an oath was administered to
the effect that he should do as the ameer
directed. The ameeF left Cabul Dec.
Is. His authority had almost disap-
peared. The Cabul chief has written
Gen. Roberts, offering his services, and
says the ameer has gone to st. Peters.
burg.
The Russian university students are
still boisterous. A London dispatch Of
Dec. 3lst says: An account of the
riot of the students in the university of
keiff, Russia says that the students, in
meeting outside of the town, made a
decided protest against the closing OF
the university, forcing their way IN, az
ter disarming the police, and fixed on
the blackboard an energetic protest
against any arbitrary proceeding of the
authorities. The companies OF loca.
militia tried to dispense the students.
A collision ensued, and eighty persOG
were killed and wounded. A caval!
company finally charged the square
in front of the university, and many
of the students were arrested,
Similar riots, on smaller scale, have
broken out in other university towns
1t is believed it is the intention to pro,
claim a state of seige in kelii
The police are instructed to stop the
smuggling of revolutionary pamphlets
and prevent the entrance OF revolt
tionary emissaries from Germany.
WASHINGTON.