Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-02-20
GENERAL NEWS CONDENSED.
HOME AND FOREIGN.


aas notified Russia that recognition of Prince
alexa1 der will commit Russia to the mills
iary operations of Bulgaria. 1t was under>
tood previously that public reconciliation
between the Gar and Primes Alexander, and
he restoration of the latter's name to the
Russian army list were imminent. The
reconciliation may now be delayed until
inal treaty Of eace is signed between Seryia
md Bulgaria.
The Servian Cabinet, at special session
N Belgrade, presided over by King Milan,
decided to Immediately purchase 5000
lilies and 100000 cartridges King Milan
las started for Nissa.
By the explosion of feed mill boiler at
Oshkosh Tuesday afternoon, Walter Follett,
ngneer, and Reinhold, laborer, were in
family killed. Several other persons were
eriously injured Several men and boys
who wei e near at the time of the explosion,
g hich shook the whole city, received broken
irms ani limbs.
Mondays riot has left London in a very
,anicky condition. While the actual damage
lone by the mob may not exceed 800, 900 or
100000, the stoppage of business and uncer-
ainity in all parts of the Kingdom as to the
afety OF the metropolis have caused stag.
ration in trade such as has rarely been known
he e.
Two chiliren of David Funk, at L1salle,
H., are dangerously ill from eating pork in~
fected with trichinae. Six other cases have
been reported in that vicinity.
A colored man named Evans tried to kill
his uncle, Rolla Banks, with whom he was
living, at Windsor. Mo-, by saturating his
clothing with coal oil. setting it on fire and
then striking him with an axe Banks, re-
covering from the blow, and with his CLOTH
ing In flames, struck his assailant down with
Cub, killing him.
virulent form Of hog cholera is raging
in the vicinity of Hillsboro, I'll. One far
mer has lost over 80 hogs out of a drove of
l5G within short time. He has tried every
known remedy, but so far has failed to find
anything that cures or prevents the disease
a large number of other farmers are also
losing their hogs rapidly.
A mining accident occurred at WebbICit
Mo. Two miner in the employ of Page &
Co., had located heavy charge of IS sticks
of giant powder for final blast, and were
trampIng it down, when the whole amount
exploded. The two men, WEIGH and Peter>
son, were literally blown topisces, the largest
fragments of their bodies that were found be-
ing foot and portion Of a lower limb
Congressman Cuthbert B. Jores, who so
vanly tried to draw Congressman j. Floyd
King into duel recently, is now assaiing
Senator Gibson, Of Louisiana, in like manner,
with promise of like results
Advices have been received from Fort
B>wie, Arizona, to the effect that General
Crook has gone to meet Chief Geronimo at
the Mexican line, and confer concerning the
surrender of the Apaches now on the war
tatb.
A freight train ran into street car in the
iuhurbs of Cincinnati. fatally wouudipg en-
tinneer Coons. Mrs. Mears. Mrs. Tin!ey and
Mrs. Smith were slightly injured as were
iso conductors Mullen and Conway.
The news from the Connelsvile coke re-
gion indicates that the strikers are still firm
while their president, Peter Wise, is still
NOuplHS lu6 SueEll W aNOu dTIeSt
Relief committees are being organ'zed rap
idly.
Reports from the eastern part of the state
indicate great loss by fl BOD in the Susquehan-
ma. News from other points, as we'll as New
Eugland, is in similar vein, people being
compelled to flee for their lives.
Disastrous floods are reported from the
coast caused by thaw and unusually heavy
rain.
A popular subscription for the benefi5 of
Mrs. General Hancock has been opened at
Boston.
Prof. Baird reports that the work of stock
ing southern waters with the col has been a
great success as far as it has gone.
Viii Edmuads (white) shot and killed
Hamp easley (colored) at Paris, KY. The
quarrel was about woman in houss of i'll,
repute.
Frontersmen are determ ned, if the Gov
eminent does not furnish some sufli sent pro-
lection against the Apache Iniians, to take
the matter into their own hands.
BY washout and derailment on the On.
tailo CS w eSterh railway, ueorRe % JolIi,
engineer, and Fireman A. L Lewis, w,r9
killed aud several passenger mi re-.
Henerat bluGugn, munster or war ordered
the garrison on the eastern fro, tier of Frar cs
to be reinforced by four eginent of cavalry.
The Manchester firm OF Stc'ntba g. Co
South American traders, has failed; lbilit G.
10000 dollars.
J. t. Preston and Captain G. H3wger
while en- route from Snston, Mex, to FL
Paso, Tex, were attacked by two Mexican
bandits near Parral, Mex Howser as killed
and Preston wounded in the arm, Bo:h men
were from Council Bluffs, Iowa. They were
heiv ly interested in n iu's in Mexico, TT g
7efense made by Preston caused The bandits
to q O.
Mormons Excited.
The arrest at Humboldt, New, Of Geo
A.