Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-13

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VIII Nos Lft VI.
CHICAGO. Nov. 12th.-A Times
Columbus special says: Gar field
said two days ago that great az our
victory is believe that the forged
Morey letter cost us all the North.
ern States we lost. I do not intend
to let up on those rascals until
they are punished to the iull ex-
tent of the law.
the Cerrect Figur@s.
COLUMBUS. Nov. 12th.-Gar-
FIELDS correct plurality in Ohio is
34.2l9, majority % l45. There was
u little mistake made last night.
KssI~a HIS wife.
RED Rock, N. ! Nov. 12.-Wm.
v. Grower. aged so, shot dead his
wife, aged So.
A Terrsbse sOns Meme Dssssser.
HALIFAX, Nov. 12-About $3.50
this morning an explosion Of gas
occurred on the south side of Ford d
coal pit at Stiilerton. All the
miners were at work in different
borders. The explosion was 50 ter
rible as to sweep across TO the other
side of the pit, killing all the men
aud horses within reach. Almost all
the men on the north side will be-
saved while all at work on the
south have been lost. AT least so
are missing. Five nen have been
brought up and are likely to re-
cover. Probably forty men are
shut up within the fallen coal on
the south side. The accident pre-
sumsbly WAS caused by some mi
part of the workings. The disaster
occurred In Ford's Iit, Albion
mines. All who have come up are
likely to live. A working party Is
now down, but there is not much
hope for the safety of the 30 or IS
known to be In the mine.
Esrsn~r .s shs O"as M,~e Ots.si-v-
A"os"~r Exps"sso" Expected.
HALIFAX, Nov. 12th.-Messrs.
Hudson, Gregor, Simpson aud
Pool, with other volunteers, have
been down the pit at StilariOn, at
which the explosion occurred this
morning. and have come up again.
They found It impossibIe to explore
the south side for any distance on
account of the damp, there being
no air through. as all the dOars
have been blown down by the blast
They found some bodies but cou d
not identify them. All the horses
iu the pit, 20, are dead. The num-
Der of men still in the pit Is said 10
be A. 1t is feared that another ex-
plosion will occur this evening,
when the pit gathers gas again
Work 10 totally suspended at all
the collieries In the country and
the miners have come to the scene
OF the accident in great numbers,
but are alto yether p0werless TO
render assistance on account of the
p.ecarious condition OF the pit. 1t
10 not known how the fire Origi.
mated. rs none from the side whore
the accident occurred are alive to
tell the tale. Thirty.three OF the
missing men are married and
most OF them have large families.
echoWa~r Ashore.
OswEGo, Nov. 10 Tho schoon.
er C0rtez, with $4,000 bushels Of
wheat from Milwaukee to this
port, went nshore this afternoon
near Sandy Creek. The crew were
saved.
ss~ss Oas Of Debt.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. IL All the
State bonds have been called in
aud interest ceases after January
1st. The State will then he out Of
rhe V.ts Of Al. bsmn. 4.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. H.
The officiai vote Of Alabama, with
four counties to hear from is: Han
cook, SO 309; Garfield. So 1874; Wea-
yer, 455l. The counties to hear
from will add about Two thousa nj
to Hancock's ms nrity. The vote
Of the State was very light, more
than oue-tbird not voting. A prop.
csition 10 pending in the present
Legislature to changs the time Of
holding the State election to the
same date as the Congressional and
PrekideDtiai elections.