Demand for Dismissal of Ger Prime de Rivera St. Jean-de-Luz, Aug. 26, very has augen in Spain, accord-serious. situation
ing to appears that the Artillery French reports.
Corps presented a petition to King Alfonso demanding the dismissal of General Prime de Rivera, the Premier.
General de Rivera replied, drawing up a decree dissolve ing the Artillery Corps, but the King refused to sign it,—Router. pede the supply of coal by pubbs ing a resolution of the Joint Sout! Derbyshire Board of Deputies, Miners and Enginemen, threatening! in certain circumstances, to withdraw the safety men from the mines.
Six Notts miners were remanded at Ikeston to-day, on a charge of intimidation, After. listening to a speech by Mr. A. J. Cook, the Miners' Secretary, they.met' two collier, one of whom they threw into a canal.
The Situation Improving Aug. 25.
The situation "in the coal-fields appears to be improving.
Byerything is reported to be quiet in the Notts coal-Relde this morning, Police in the Mansfeld" district report tat there have. been ickete on the street returning work. yures for the Bolsover The yesterday morning. Three pits have opened in this area.
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