Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16
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MoyAvE, Nov. 15.-Los Angeles
j w O'Connor, VIM freeman,
Jacob F Gerkens, D Mahlstedt, Col
Croker, Col Gray, Gov Law Maj
Hammond.
Tucson-Mrs J Mason, Mrs J G
Strong, p O Burns. g Kater, Mrs
Atrong, L q Adams, g F Appleby,
J NJ Johnston, Jno Gavin.
Ooasssrfsster Arrested.
VALLEJO. Nov. 14.-Officers San.
born and Gormley arrested here
last evening q young man who
heretofore has stood we'll In the
community, named AL. Bowles, on
Q charge Of passing counterfeit sill
yer dollars. He had passed the
money in various stores about
town, but when arrested only eight
Of the coins were found upon his
person. His sloop, lying at the
water front, was searched and q
sack full OF bogus dollars. number
ing perhaps 200, found, and also
acids and implements used In their
manufacture. Bowles Is 10 Jail.
sewsrA ab,s Esonps from she Halt.
Gsx COWl PTS.
STELLARToN, IN. S.), Novem-
Der H.-There IL small hope that
the nifty men, miners in the Ford
Pit, will be rescued. The work Of
the two exploring parties has prov
en- Ruthless, aud there are thirty
families left destitute. Some of
the escapes were very narrow.
Three little boys, working near the
entrance to the south side. were
jammvd In a heap against al arch
by the cOxitOx aud were found
there insenslble, while q horse
close by was killed and completely
roasted. The body Of the Lo, sc
4 md the coalbox had kept the force
0 the explosion from the lads. The
fame, which was but momentari.
~ seen, jumped several yards in.
eide OF the south entrance, right
across the pit bottom, killed and
roasted Q number of horses, and
penetrated several yards inside Of
the north gallery, yet there are no
marks of fire between these two
points. There is q great mourning
among the cottages. The blinds
are down in every third or fourth
house. Those suddenly made wild.
ows have large fomilies Of young
children, and II generous assist-
adce 10 not extended to them their
suffsrings this Winter will be great
indeed. Work has been almost
wholly suspended in the mines
since the disaster. Measures have
been taken to food that portion of
the pit where the fire 10 supposed
to be raging.
6tellarton, the scene of this dis
aster. 10 also known as the Albion
mines. It Is situated In Pictou
county, Nova Scotia. on the Inter.
colonial Railway, 101 miles north
east from Halifax. The county is
almost given up to coal mining.
Stellearton has fifteen stores, n tel.
egraph office, and has q population
Of about 1000.
CHICAGO, Nov. IS "A dispatch
this evening from Stellarton says:
The pit is flooded and all danger IL
over. No more bodies can be re-
covered.
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LONDON, Nov. 14.-The Land
Lssguers have held anxious con-
SITUATIONS with Ribbenmsn aud
suspended operations this morning,
The cattle torturing OF rent-paying
tenants and shooting of agents
have suddenly ceased. Revolution
airy ireland, from Parnell down.
ward, held its breath, waiting to
see whether tho g Jvernment was
really In earnest, whether adequate
military protecsion to the harasseC
citizens were really intended. To
day the news Indicates the co mplett
succees OF the Boycott expedition,
the Mayo agltations subsiding IL
the presence OF the military, anC
contentlng themselves with threats
to sssinate Boycott when soldier
retire, In the mean time tn,
Cabinet 10 reported to be convinc
cd that the existing powers for the
employ ment OF troops by consta
bulary are sufficient to repress tn,
disorder. The Council yesterday
therefore, was able to direct its 1t
tsntion to adequate measures o
land reform, hoping that the condi
ton Of Ireland will justify tn
Ninisters In presenting such meas
ures to Parliament at the begin
ming Of the session, now expeote,
In January. The Tories await tn
scheme, observing almost complst
silence, and obviously hoping tina
the more conservative section q
the liberal old Wings will theu re
nounce their allegiance rathe
than support the bill; but tn
Ministers are confident tha
they will unite the whole party II
the Co mmons and compel the ulti
mate assent of the Lords. 1t 10 nc
believed that an extra session wi
y be necessary for coerclve legisls
ton unless events take new turf
but Il 10 certain that the Cover
ment, should occasion arise, wi
ask Parliament to suspend the HI
beas corpus. and will not be d.
tayre3 by the threais ptstiRcti 1s
buf sya resolved g upnresn the Of