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ubt also obtain a leave of absence, to recover from his exhaustion. The Riots at the Pennsylvania coal mines--tenCauses leading to them. The miners at Mauch Chunk, Pa., are having a draft riot, which had not concluded on Friday last. Geo. K. Smith, of the firm of Hull, Smith & Corlles, was the first victim of the mob, who shot him dead. The following account of the riot is telegraphed to the New York papers: Mauch Chunk,Friday, Nov. 6.--Last night Mr. C. K. Smith, coal operator aSmith & Corlles, was the first victim of the mob, who shot him dead. The following account of the riot is telegraphed to the New York papers: Mauch Chunk,Friday, Nov. 6.--Last night Mr. C. K. Smith, coal operator at Yorktown, Carbon county, was murdered in a most brutal manner in his house, in the presence of his family, by a gang of Irish outlaws, known as "Buckshots." Mr. Smith was a loyal and highly respected gentleman, and was suspected of giving certain information to the liberty Provost Marshal, by which the latter, with the military under Capt. Yates, was enabled to arrest the drafted men. No Union man's life is safe in Janesville, Yorktown, Doteraine, Beaver Meadowns, and other mines of