Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-13


in his hands. Within two hours after their
arrival number of men commenced to work
on the farm 1t is estimated that a week or
ten days will be required to do the work. Ii
machines are brought from Dublin in a rea-
sonabie time, the Orargemen will thrash the |
Corn and bring it to market The hussars
who acted as an escort for the Orangemen
have returned to Bailinrobe. The other
troops remain. The baggage and in pie ments
of the Orangemen arrived in the evening.
They were rot interfered with.
CORK, November 12th.-Wheeler, land
agent, has been shot dead near Osla, County
Limerick.
BALTIMORE, November l2sh.-Theugh
few men were seen on the line of march, it is
said that scouts were on every hill, and pains
were taken to identity the 0rangemen. The
expedition is encamped in tents in front of
Boycott's house.
LONDON, November 12th-The Times says:
Some prominent member of the Land League
followed the Orangemen on the car, but left
it at Boycott's gate. Several shots were fred
at the barracks in Ballinrohe where the
Orangemen slept Thursday night, but nobody
was hurt. The military were ordered to re
pei any attack at the point OF the bayonet.
The Land Leagues, however, advised the
people to be quiet. As long as the Orange
men remain at Tough Mask the garrison will
be 100 infantry, go cavalry, and so police.
Resident magistrates viii constantly attend.
NilEiiists Sentenced.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 12th.-All the
Nihilists tried for plots against the Cars
life were found guilty. Five were sentenced
to DEATH and eleven to hard labor in the
mines at terms of from fifty years to life.
Three women were sentenced to fifteen years
penal servitude, and the Court said it would
ask a mitigation of one woman's sentence.
Ti,e Persians and ikurds.
TEHERAN, November 12th-The former
Persian Minister of War has been sent to the
seat OF war, in consequence of the dangerous
illness and reported death of the Persian
commander-in-chief. Some of the Kurdish
chiefs have submitted while others have fed.
TEHERAN, November 12sh.-Sheik Abdul
lab is surrounded near Urumiah. The Per-
slams have captured the town of Soujbolak,
the Kurds leaving 200 killed and $50 prison
ers
Obstruction Removed.
VIENNA, November 12th.-The Servian
Envoy has given written declaration, ad-
hitting Austria's right to be treated on o
footing with the most favored nation in the
treaty of commerce negotiations, one obstacle
to the commencement of which il now re-
moved.
Affairs in France
PARIS, November 12th-Baudry d'Asson,
forcibly expelled from the Chamber of Dep
uties yesterday and confined in an adjacent
room, was liberated at 10 o'clock last night. 2
PARIS, November 12sh-Baudry D'Asson
was released on his promise not TO re. enter
the Chambers for Is days.
Bank Notes stolen.
PARIS, November 12th-Bank notes to
the value of 100000 francs were stolen from
postnan to-day in the Rue st. Winnie.
Ordered TO Surrender.
SNOWMAN, November 18th = Dervisch
Pasha has ordered the Albanian chiefs to
surrender Dulcigno, threatening to use force
if they fail to obey. The Albanian Popular
Assembly has asked Dervisch Pasha to grant
months time in which to reply.
specie for America.
LONDON, November 12sh-About $500. 900
in specie will be shipped tomorrow for
America.
Another COIliery Disaster-Ftighiful Loss
of Life.
HALIFAX, November 12th.-About $50
this morning an explosion OF gas occurred on
the south side of the Ford pit. at St Ellar
tom All the miners were at work in differ
ent borders. The explosion was so terrible as
to sweep across to the other side of the pit,
killing all the men and horses within reach.
Almost all the men at the north side will be
saved, while all at work on the south side
have been lost. At least 60 are missing.
Five men have been brought up, and are
likely to recover. Probably 40 are shut up
within the fallen coal in the south side. The
accident was presumably caused by some
miner firing shot in the forbidden part of
the workings.
SECOND DISPATCHI
HALIFAX, November 12th.-The disaster
occurred il the Ford pit of the Albion mines.
All who have came up are likely to live. A
working party is down. but there is not much
hope for the safety of the 80 or 50 men known
to be in the mine.
THIRD DISPATCH.l
HALIFAX, November 125h.-St Ellarton
now reports that only 80 or 40 men are in the
part of the mine ON tire. Another explosion
is expected every moment.
FOURTH DISPATCHI
HALIFAX, November 12th-Messrs. Hud-
son, Gregor, Simpson and Poole. with other
volunteers, have been down in the pit at st,
Ellarton, in which the explosion occurred this
morning, and have come up again. They
found it impossible to explore the south side
for any distance, on account of the damp,
there being no air through, as all the doors
have been blown down by the blast. They
found some bodies butcould notidentify them
All the horses in the pit-twenty -niDe-are
dead. The number ofmen still in the pitts said
to be forty four. 1t feared another explosion
will occur this afternoon, when the pit gathers
gas again. Work is totally suspended at all
the colferies in the country, and the miners
have come to the scene of the accident in
great numbers but are altogether powerless
to render assistance, on account of the pre-.
carious condition of the pit. 1t not known
how the fire originated None from the side
where the accident occurred are alive to tell
the tale Thirty-three of the missing men
are married, and most have large families.