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A Fatal Mining Accident,
NEARLY FIFTY MEN Ht'KlEh AI.IVI BY AN !
EXPLOSION IN TIIB FORI> PIT AT
STELLARTON, N. 8.
Fmm Sjwial I>i|at< h to the Wnrll.
STEI.I.ARTON, N. S., NOV. 12. —About
i 6:30 o'clock this morning an explosion :
| •' gas occurred on the south side ol" the
Ford Pit. All the miners were at work
- in different parts of the mine. The
, explosion was so terrible as to sweep <
j. quite across to the other side of the
f pit, killing the men and horses within
£' reach. As far as known forty-seven
E men and boys were in the pit and are
f supposed to be lost. Thirty-three of
f these were married men, some with
, large families. Searching parties can
not get in very far on account of niass
t es of coal blocking up the way in all
I directions. Messrs. J. Hudson, of the
I Albion mines; (ireene, of the Vale,
| and H. S. Poole, of the Acadia, went
L down the pit this morning. One body
I was recovered and two were seen by
p explorers. Several dead horses were
P found. None of the miner* on the
KBorth side were injured, and quite a
number of them were surprised at the
| rowds around the mouth of the pit
I when they came up for dinner, not
jg having any idea that such a terrible fate
t ha f befallen their fellow-workmen.
Messrs. Hudson, Greene, Simpson
j"nd Poole, with other volunteers, who
have been down in the pit, found it
impossible to explore the south side for
|any distance on account of the after
I damp, there being no air through the
i, as all the doors had been blown
In by the blast. They found some
les but could not identify them. All
horses in the pit, twenty-nine in
iber, are dead.
fie following are the names of the
sing men, of whom there is no hope
eeovery: -James Mitchell Overman,
jus McKay, sbeetfirer; .James I.en
, John Carr, Kdward Savage, Thorn-
Rogers, John Morrison, William
rdock. Kdward Roberts, .Sr.; Kdward
lerts, .Jr., John Robert*, Thomas
Kay, John Cumming, Job Stainner,
liam Lewis, lbtniel Southerland,
n Mcl.aughlan, John McNaughton,
lert McLeod, Rory McKinnon, John
Tord, Charles I>unbar, Joseph Hsirn,
>mas Sullivan, John Johnson, Mur
k McHonald, Henry Hadden, Wm.
s, John Melonis, Peter Meinnis,
er McNeil, Thomas McKay, Hector
l^an.
(hers are in the pit but their names
not yet be ascertained,
he following are injured so badly
IS. f A. LOEFt, General Merchant*, Allegheny Street, Ficllefonte, Pa.
S. &c LOEB,
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN THE CELEBRATED
880BBSTER CLOTHING!
Better Fits, better Workmanship, better Styles,
jtter Linings, superior in every respect to any
her ready-made Clothing in the United States,
id equal in every respect to the work of any
terchant tailor in any of our large cities.
Prices fully as low as ordinary slop-shop work
sold in Bellefonte.
,Mothers, bring your Children, from 4 years up,
pd examine our assortment of CHILDREN'S
U A. LOEB,! SS. & A. LOEB,
[ FINE CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
that very little hope is entertained for
j their recovery : Malhew McPherson,
; William Hunhar, Sr., George Burden,
I W. McCly, Reuben Hun bar.
The number still in the pit is said to
|be forty-four. It is feared another ex
- plosion will occur when the pit gathers
j gas again. Work is totally suspended
! at all the collieries in the county and
j miners have come to the scene of the
accident in great numbers but altogeth
i er powerless to render any assistance
! on account of the precarious condition
!of the pit. It is not known how the
i fire originated, as none from the side
where the accident occurred are alive ,
| to tell the tale.
There is no appearance on the surface
of any damage from the explosion.
The hoisting shaft is all right and still
in working order. Thecover was blown
off the ventilating fan but was again
' restored and the fan is now in good
| condition and freeing the mine of
damp. As the boxes containing the
tools for the men had not gone into the
j workings it is believed the men ami
i boy* will l>e found together on the
main level, aliout half-way in, where
: they were accustomed to wait until the
■ tools came before separating to the
different working places,
j I.Stellarton is a village in Pictou
! county, Nova Scotia, on Kast River and
un the Intercolonial Railway, 100 miles
; northeast of Halifax, and six miles
| from Pictou harbor. The place often
; goes by the name of the Albion Mine*,
i Great quantities of coal are raised from
' these mines. The village contains nu
i merous stores and a lelegrapli office. It
has a population of 2 000. Coal is very
abundant in Nova Scotia, and much
attention has been paid to mining of
late years. The capital invested in coal
mining is estimated at $12,000,000, and
the nuinJwr of mines worked is twen
ty-five. Pictou, the principal town in
the coal region and the one next in im
portance in the country, was founded
in 176" by some emigrants from Phila
delphia. j
i All the Nihilists tried for being im
! plicated in plot* against the life of the
C/.ar of Russia have been found guilty.
Five of them have been sentenced to
death and eleven to hard labor in the
mines, their terms of punishment rang
ing from life to fifty yeas. Three
women were sentenced to fifteen years'
■ penal servitude. The Court announced
I that it would intercede for mitigation of
i sentences in the eases of the women
and in the case of one of the men con
. demned to the mines.
Ilmilnn Wins.
THE (IREAT BOAT RACE DECIDED IN EAVOR
OF THE AMERICAN.
LONDON, November 15. —The sculling
matcti between Kdward Hanlau, ol To
ronto, ami Kdward Trickett, ol .Sydney,
N. S. \V., over the Thames champion
ship course, from Putney to Mortlake,
for the championship of the world, the
•Sportsman's Challenge Cup and £4OO
sterling, came oil' to-day, und was won
by Hanlan in his usual style.
The start took place at 12:14 o'clock,
at which time the tide was nearly
; smooth, and the water slack and smooth
throughout. Hanlan had the tSurrey
side ol the river, and a very even start
was effected, Hanlan sinking the water
at the rate of thirty-five strokes to the
minute and Trickett at the rale of for
ty one. Hanlan rowed easily and in
perfect style, showing his superiority
ironi the first stroke.
The crab tree was passed in six min
utes and four seconds from the starting
point. Here Trickett began to labor
' and look ill, and by the time the soap
works were reached the race was abso
lutely over. Occasionally Hanlan stop
ped rowing until Trickett came up,
when a lew powerful stroke* would send
him ahead again. Between Hammer
smith bridge arid Chiwick, Hanlan laid
down twice. He slopped entirely once,
and again paddled along first with one
scull then with the other. He leaned
over to wash his face and chat with Kb
liott, who was rowing alongside, and
finally won hy about three lengths,
which he could have made half a mile
if he hail so chosen, 'lime of the race,
29 minutes and 9 seconds. Trickett'*
form created great de-appointment. He
was much distressed at the finish, while
Hanlan was perfectly fresh.
The Huntingdon AVARI says that the
barn of Philip /.ook, located one mile
west of Allenville, Millhn county, was
totally destroyed by lire about .1 o'clock
on Friday afternoon last. The fire
originated in a blacksmith shop adjoin
ing the barn during the absence of a
workman and before he returned the
Humes spread so rapidlv that they were
beyond control. Mr. /ook lost all ol
his last summer's crop, consisting of
twelve hundred bushels of grain, hay,
etc. A grain drill and buggy were
I aaved. The loss is several thousand
. dollar*, partially insured in a local com
ply-
The tobacco crop of Lehigh county
was badly damaged by worms.
OOLDS3TITH, HTEIX C HEXTb'll, Allegheny Street, Hellrfonte, I'd.
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(Eighth Formal School District,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO., PA.
' A. N. RAUB, A. M., IVincipaJ.
r piIIS SCHOOL, as at present con
.L atltotad. offer* tha ray I-est InrillUc for Pm
, feaalonal and Claadeal learning.
Building* specious. Inviting and commodious; mm.
- pletely heated hy steam. well ventilated, and furnish
•d with a Uinatlful supply of pur* wster, aoft spring
water.
Location healthful and may of arcaan.
Surroundingarenary unaurpaaaed.
Tearhara experienced, efficient, and nllva to their
, work.
Discipline, Arm and kind, nniform and thorough.
' Expenses moderate.
Fifty rents a weak dedartioa to Ihoaa preparing to
teach.
Btndeate admitted at any time.
Oouram of atudy prescribed by the State: I. Model
School. 11. Preparatory. 111. Elementary. IV. Scl
entltr.
Anrrvrr oovut*
LAendemlc. 11. Onrntnevrfel 111. Mualc. IT. Art.
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leaalonal, and atudanta grednetlng therein recetre
. Diplomas, conferring the ml lowing corresponding de
Cm: Neater of the Elements, and Master af the
ncea. (Iradnalaa In Ihe other courses ruealve
Normal Certiioatm af tketr attalamenta, atgaed by
tha Faculty.
The Professional courses are liberal, and am la
thoroughness dm Inferior lo those of onr beat col leges
The State requires a higher order af eiUseaehip.
The times demand It. It l one of the prime object*
of this school to bolp to aerure It by furnishing Intel,
r llgaat and efficient teachers for her schools. To Uila
and It solicits young persons of good aMIHIee and
good purposes those who desire to Improve I heir
N time and their talents, ea atudanta. Ye all auch It
promises aid in developing their powers and abundant
opportunities tor well-paid labor after leaving school.
For catalogue and terms address the Principal.
nnxnn or rautrass:
Stockholder*' Trustees J. H. Barton, M. Rf, A. It.
Beat, Jacob Brown. 8. M. Mckford, Samuel Christ, A.
N. Meab. ft. 0. Cook, T. 0. Hippie, Esq.. 0. KlnUtag.
h ft. P. MeOormlek.lw|,W.W.Rankln7Wm. H. BmwS
Stale Truatsu Hon. A H Curiia, Hon. H. L. Dlef-
ftnhach. (lea Jeans Merrill. Hon William Rlgter, J.O
C. Whaley, 8. Miller McCormlrk. Esq.
Htm. WILLIAM BIOL Eft' Clmrileld, Pa.
, Oea. JESSK MERRILL. V. President, Lech Haven,Pa
1 S MILLAR McOORMICR,
THOMAS TAUDLST. Tmaanrtr, " -
J>rjf Court h a ii <l Grorerien.
JTAKPER BROTHERS,
FI'RISG PTBKKT, BELLI! FONTS, PA.,
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NEW GOODS,
f BANKRUPT RATES
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CONSISTING OF
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Millinery Good*,
Clothing,
Fancy Good*,
_ _ Notion*, Ac.
BOOTS and SHOES
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HATS and CAPS
Latestityle*of HATS and CAPS
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Carpet Bag*,
U morel IM,
Parasol*,
Ladies' Cloak*,
Carpeting,
Groceries,
Ac. •
Comprtalng every thing that ru be found to • Aral
< lam .tor*.
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OOCNTKV PRODCCK Ulri to titbui, ot tbo
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NEW YORK HKRALD,
Broadway and Ann street, New Tort.
Bottling Establishment.
BOTTLED PORTER, ALE and BEER.
r pHE undersigned respectfully in-
A fonn th. rHii*i of Ontr. met? that b. kas
oy*d * BottUag ENUblu.hmf.nta on M&m .trm.iT
JaJS?fLtLw?iISiKMHI ** U •" Umm
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dor*e or OMe. Ib Mipplytog tb<** btfcrtM, whether
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b. found of tha pnraM .'ml
•nch a manner that thrdr life and aplrlf. iVrTr , i
aa fraah a* tboogh drawn from therart or banwjTnM
CELEBRATED ROCHESTER STOCK
/we ... " 1 nwsuiTT.
Ut place of hmdiieoa, or aent hy neatal
enrd. will raralre prompt attentiotT '
Addram, I. H. SPITZER,
,T "*" Rallefcnto, Cantata om, Fb.
CANCER REMOVED.
WITHOUT KNIFE, and in most
" ' • without pais. Apply to