Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
THIRD EDITION,
News q ansnary.

There u no cnkubo III LILO ettu.
q the cave-in mine ut Nanticoke. fes-
terday afternoon George and Joseph
Kiuler. brothers OF three Of the victims,
nxnlored the mine as thoroughly M
nossfbls. They reached the conclusion
ehat Il was impossible that the en-
I'm he'd men could still be alive, and
shar. beyond any further doubt, they
.had been overw helmed by the Hood OF
rad. which IL was found has nllea
svery portion OF the workings.
There have been ten cases OF small
uox and two deaths &C St. Thomas, near
nuebtc. The Sisters of the convent
there have sent their boarders home on
accoun. Of the epidemic. The measles
continue TO make great ravages, espe-
cially at 81, Sauveur. At that place, I'D
one family three children died OF the
disease on Sunday night There nave
been eleven deaths from measles 81 tna'
place.
An anti vaccination league, with DE-.
A. NJ Ross as President, was organ"
fssd In Montreal last night The mem
ibsrs pledge themselves TO resist com
-Dulsory vaccination aud defend mem
hsrs who may be prosecuted for reius'
ing vaccination, and especially re
vaccination, which the league "em
phatically condemns.
A freight train on the Chester Creek
Railroad was thrown down an EN-
beukment at Mount Alverno, Chester
county, Penna., on Tuesday morning,
By the breaking of an axle. james
Rambo, the engineer, WAS killed, and
George Mott, brakeman, fatally injured.
Twoof the train men were injured, but
mot fatally.
Arrangements are being made In
Pittsburg for the amalgamation OF the
Flint Glass Workers, the window
Glass Workers and the Bottle Blowers
Union, It Is expected that com
mittee having the matter under con
sidera ton will be ready to report a
plan Of union In about three weeks.
The oil mill Of W. & IL. Stead K Co.
In Greenville, Mississippi, was burned
Tuesday morning, with eight or ten
ANAL dwellings, adjacent. Three
thousand bales OF cotton in an adjoin
ing yard caught fire from sparks anc
were consumed. The loss ia upwards OF
-e25s, 200.
The northeast gales of last Frida,
and Saturday destroyed i've vessels
the Gloucester, Massachusetts, fishini
feet, causing loss of eight lives
Great damage 10 vessels and propert.
on shore was done all along the Nov
Scotia coast.
The interior Of Mrs. Mark Hopkins
SS5, 900 stone barn In Great Darlington
Massachusetts, was burned out o
Tuosday, and the walls were great
damaged. The horses and coaches wer
saved.
One death from smallpox in Mon
frsal and two in The suburban hospita
we're reported on Monday. There wer
Is deaths from the disease last wee
all thu victims being French Canadian
There was an earthquake at Bloom
tngton, Illinois, on Monday night, a.
Oompanied by a noise resembling u
firing of artillery. Buildings wei
shaken, but no damage WAS done.
Frank NJ. Wester6eld and his wi
are sick OF triohin losis In Wilinott
asaburS OF Chicago. Tdey ate pork
few days ago which had been insufic
--aptly cooked.
Tha old Sharpsville furnace, me-
u, Penns., has just been +" blos
An, after two years, idleness, II
Douglass furnacs. at the sans place
has also been put in blast.
Tn0 steamer ObilOett, 81 NEW 70
from Hamburg, reports that on the Il
inst. she removed II men from I
wrecked steamer Ivanboe, Of Clio
cester.
Matters were quiet In the Monons
hela district yesterday, the strike
mAking no attempt to interfere wi
she nom U MON workers.
NATL Jew and Walter Evans, broth,
aged respectively 30 and 20 yea
were( drowned on Monday while sk
tpR/ hear Spirit Lake, Iowa.
The buildings at the Peacock G
Mine, near Mineral Ridge Ohio, W
burned on Tuesday. 0nehundred n
are thrown out of employment.
Several sharp shocks Of earthqu
were felt In Hartford. Come c;icut
Tuesday morning. between half |
four aud hal. past Ave o'clock.
The will OF William H. Vauder
was RIO lated in New York yesterda