Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
ANOTHER MINE HORROR.
Three Hundred Miners Entombed In
wslcs-Other Foreign Items.

ny Anglo American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, March 10.--A terrific explosion
occurred to-day IN the Morsa collierv. in
GlamourCanshire. Wales. Ono hundred
miners are cutombed and communication
with them is impossible for the present. 1t
Is feared that all OF them have persisted.
LATER.
LONDON, March 10.-Iater advices from
the Morse collicry are that 800 miners were
cntomb bed. but that 200 have been rescued
from the WORKINGS nearest the main shaft.
Most OF those taken out are unhurt, hut
several have received fatal injuries. The
heavy falls OF rock prevent explorers from
reaching tho more remote workings. Choke
damp is spreading and II is feared that at
least ninety lives have been lost. A fur
Their tail OF dcJr'S has blocked up the PIT.
Later estimates makes the number OF dead
lGJ. The work of recovering the bodies
goes on slowly.
Eight bodies. shockinclv mutilated, have
been recovered from Morsa mino. Grent ex-
citoment was caused at the pit by the rumor
that appeals for help could be heard from
the entOmbed men. kcscucrs are con-
stantiy succumbIng 10 the effects OF pas,
and are obliged 10 make speedy retreat.
WILL NOT REsIGN.
LoNpOS. March 10.-RObert +. Lincoln.
American Minister, authorizes denial of
the report that be intends 30 resign in con-
sequence OF the death Of his son.
PLAY FOR TITLE.
L0SDoS, March l0.-Cnder the name and
title OF Roger Doughty Hchborne. Baronet,
the 1IChbornc claimant was nominated
for Stokc-on- Trent 10 fill the Home-I.ule
vacancy in the House Of Commons. He
failed to deposit ms share Of the election
expenses and his name was withdrawn.
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
LoNDov. March lO.-1he House Of Com
mons to-day agreed 10 motion made by
IS. II. Smith, Government leader in the
House, 10 resume debate on the motion
asking the House 90 accept the report Of
the larIcll Commission The motion 10
resume the debate was rendered necessary
by tho counting out of the House Friday
last during debate.
Finally Mr.. GladstOne's amendment was
rejected 10y a vote of 333 10 2Gs.
The Jennings amendment will be taken
up tomorrow.
In the course Of bis speech Mr.. Sexton
said he had q letter marked Private" from
Lord Salisbury 10 Piggott.
Mr.. Balfour rising declared that vilcr
calumuy was never uttered than IN the IN
fnuatIOn that Lord Salisbury was con-
uccted with the forgorics. He had the
Prime Minister'S authority TO challenge
Sexton 60 publish the letter referred TO,
and he dared HIM toreadIt.
Mr. Sexton rctorted that he was ready TO
submit the letter and others with Il to
committee Of inquiry.
Alr. Balfour. continuing, denied that the
Government assisted the To0es to procure
evidence in America. lie accused the Par
neihtcs Of Withholding from the commits
sion every source of authentic evidence.
Tho Government mndo no charges against
Parncll and ne failed 10 see why the GOV
eminent ought 10 apologize. iarnell had
OttHlucd damages, but nc had asked no
apology from the TUulS. lie CALHOUN
would bo the last To attempt TO pnlllate
any means employed 10 inJuTe Parnell.
They naturally reacted IN his favor
But pa1ncll himself was largely response
Die for their effect, because had the Par
nclhtes adequately denounced the PhWnlX-
Park murdcrcrS nobody would have de-
uouuced their leaders. lie denied that
any lnionist member Of position had
used q forged letter 10 make political capl-
tai The Times had been guilty of cui-
uallo creduiItv, but the Paruelltcs We're
bot Jess guilty in allowing suspicious err
cum-t1uccs TO point to their sympathy
Will rather than 10 their adherence II the
crime
MINISTERIAL CArERISGs NOT ENDORSED.
Eovr. March 10.-A disagreement las
arisen between Sigor Hianchcr, president
Of the Chamber Of Deputies, and Signor
.Cri,pi. Prime Minister. The RESIGNATION
Of Rianchcri was announced in the Cham
b.r of Deputies to-day. Crispi moved that
the resignation bee not accepted, and tine
motion was unanimously adopted.
TURKISH TURMOIL.
CoNsrANTIVorIE, March l0.-In an en-
counter 90 Llassona between the Turks and
% band o. brieauds over twenty Of the
former were killed and six Of tic latter.
The brigands were dispersed.