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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
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"UNcLR SAM" 10 about to pur-
chase 90, 200, 900 thalers from the
German Government.
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TIE Tichborne clai,sani's case
has been adjourned for ono year.
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II arrests decay Of vtsy fs,cer exhnustio~ 81 the
nervous system, rrsfssss vigor 10 the debilitated
cleanser Initiated blood, runroves vescle obrtruc-
tons and aets directly on the Liver and Spleen.
Price q bottle. JOHN O. KELLOGG, lsPlatt,
ST., NY.
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JOHN J. BAGLEY
By the Governor:
DANIEL STRIKER.
Secretary of State.

THE Vile Marie Bank, at Mon
,real, Canada, was robbed Of $780,
900 on the 9th.
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I'm the following day ] arelbed
up street aud noiicsd quito n nnm.
Der Of farmers' wagons coming
into town AMI dnsp 'sing Of their
loads consisting OF wheat,
rye peas, pressed hay, potatoes,
&c, &c. Upon making inqniries
u the farmers in relation to crops
l was informed that they werc ex.
cellent and ahnndan, this season.
The hay crop was the largest ever
produced in this pov,ion Of Miei,
gan, and great quantities aro be.
ing shipped to Saginaw and MP
shore ports. Hay here 10 worth
from $40, to &li per ton. Wheat
sells readily at $l.35 FER busI,el.
A short time since this , art of
Michigan was visited by q terrible
storm, which did considerable
damage to shipping and all prop
erty within its limits. Both docks
here were badly damaged, and
The wood. hay, &C., upon them
distributed along the beach. Tie
oldest Davigators state that 1t was
the most terrific storm they ever
experienced on the Lake. and the
number Of wrecked veasels at
Port Huron is q grave proof that
such wss the case. Yours,
w. @. MOORE.
IT. Sanilac, Mich, Nov. 81, 1873,
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Jerome Park Races.

NEW YORK, June THE spring meeting
of the American Jockey Club opened al
Jerome Park to-day under the most tavora'
bile auspices. The day was good ana tile
track in fair condition.
FIRST Race.-Fordham handicap sweep
stakes of $50 each, half forfeit. sop added,
the second horse to receive 5000; Que nile
and quarter. Won by Sandtord's mate.
Time, PIG.
Second Belmont stakes. for three
year olds. 500 each, half forfeit, with Sl,aOo
added by the club. Mr. August Belmont,
president of the club, added Sl,0oo 10 the
plate, with the condition that should MS
own stable win. it will be given to the
ladies' stake at the same meeting: the sec
ond horse to receive $500. Distance. l mile
and 5 frrlon.S. Tie race was won by
Spring Box, Count Dorsey being second
Time. 3:G1l.
Third Rdcc.--Pursc of S4o0. for all ages,
three.ouarters of mile. Won by &. ii.
kices sunrise; Doswers Fadladeen second.
Time, LOO.
Fourth Race.-Pur<c of 500, Welter-
weights. about two and half miles. En-
tries: LochieI, Duffy, aud Victor. Lochiel,
who was the favorite in the pools, threw his
rider at the waterjump. Duffy holfcd the
course, but came in first. The judges de-
clared Victor the winner. Time, 6:26.
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Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 7.-Mr. Foster, the
new American Minister, arrived here OH the
9th ultimo. The foreign priests who were
held in custody have been expelled from the
country, the Government styling them as
pernicious foreigners. The American Min
lister interfered in behalf OF TWO nat'lralized
freshmen, but President l.nrdo Tejeda re-
fused to allow thcDl to remain
The arrest OF The priests is considered a
clear indication OF the unwilingneSs of the
President to protect the Church party.
President Lerdo bus hitherto been consid-
cred as having leaning in favor OF the
priests. Three sick foreign priests were
allowed to remain temporarily upon giving
bail TO leave the country Immediately upon
tEeir recovery. The nuns found asylumS in
private houses. Nearly all of them are very
old
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Tne' 's1..aing steamer Cromwell.

s. Nsw yong, June 1.-The missing steamer
aor rn Cromwell is still the object OF soliei-
t,'da In this city. The agent here denies tine
ruth ruth Of lie report that she had on board q
u r,e ouar1tity Of ammunition. He Gays she
1 none whatever among her cargo. Her
fate will probably be determined by to'mor-
row when the steamship Washington, fol.
lowing in the truck of the Cromwell, Will
arrive at New Orleans.
LATER-TBE STEAMER IN SAFETY.
Key WEST, June 7.-lntelligenee OF the
safety of the steamship George Cromwell,
from New York for New Orleans, whose
non-arrival ut the latter port has caused SO
much anxiety, reached here to-day. Her EN-
gines broke down during the voyage, and she
made for Abaco, IN the Bahamas, where she
now remains in safe anchorage. All on
board are well.
New YORK, June Tit is learned that the
steamer Cromwell broke her connecting roo
and demolished the cylinder of the main en-
CINE, besides doing other damage to the
machinery. On the 25th ultimo she anchored
in smooth water at Abaco,
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Port OF RICHMOND, JUNE I, 1879.

f.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Blakeman, New York. mer-
chaudisc and passengers. G. W. Allen Co., agents
. ,t....nef ffZa haneox, Clifford. aorIrik. mer-
chaildise aud .ssengsrs, L. y. Ta'nn,. AGENT
ochoomr George lwibell' Temple, Philadelphiu,
coal. :. z. Iaihrop.
Schooner Mary and'Fancis, McADdrcws philasiei-
phia, coal. ). Z. Lathrop.
schooner ": Is. Mcshanc. Woolfor'i, Phlladel-
phla. coal, S. y. Lafhrop.
School or }. II. Gallsher, Ramsey, Philadelphia.
coal, :. 7. La;brop. ,r
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester. Post, Norfolk. MGR
cl,andise and passengers. J.. h. Tstuni. sgent.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoglngan. Baltimore, mei-
Ihandise and passengers. w, 7. Brett. agent.
Schooner Anne V. bergen, Thompson. New YORK.
camel coal, curtis Il Parker
Schooner NJ. T.. Bayard, Camp, New YORK t'u
Schooner franklin Bel, Saxton, Norfolk light.
Schooner Taylors Island, REBEL, Baltimore, slate,
Curtis Il Parker. ,s .s,E @t
SAILED SUNDAY, JUNE srH.
Steamship Isaxe Bell, Brakeman. New York, mer
chandise aud passengers, u. ". Alien CO., agents
MEMORANDUM.
r. Schooner T. 6 u. Fisk, Baker ami schooner u. J
Fisher. Lawrence. Kclimond, arrived at New fort
June 5th. tlss 49,. go sfQtg.s.t s.tF
NOTICE. TO MARINERS. g.ts,iaE
The southern buoy Of the Hen aud Chickens is re
ported on the beach Nbouf two D,les south OF III
Iapc uenlopen u, IN. tHst,'@s 49, = r.
tuarlptIne rcsni.ltions nj New York are to be ri
eiGiy en.orced, commencing with this week, agains
all vessels from, southern and West Indian ports
They viii he compelled 10 hand their passengers q
Staten island. and then submit TO y thorough fumt
CATION before proceeding up to :be city.
t,re IBY TELEGRAPf.l
New, York, Jpne J.--Arrised. steamers: "A Dyssini
ard S'.ash Carolina. Arrivca out, steamer Java.
Arrived, steamer Mnnhastau.s Z.
FORTRESS SloSnos June 7.--P Passed oaf, EfeaBie'
Royal STANDARD, FOR Ltyerpo0l5t .- ~.
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N, H., Thursday night, aged nfuety-six years,
He established The New Hampshire Sentinel
in 1901, and conducted IL for forty-nine years.
Another party has been arrested in New
York for kicking his wife to death.
A Havana letter states that the Spanish
volunteers. after capturing the dead body OF
the Cuban General Agramonte, filed 1t with
kerosene and burned it to ashes, preserving
the ashes i'm two vases, which now adorn the
Presidents room In the Casino Mt Puerto
Principe.
II Is stated that an American named Henry
Rose has been appointed the successor OF
Agramonte in the command OF the Cubah
forces, and that the most energetic warfare
is continued agaiust the Spaniards.
A fire, destroying S250,000 worth OF pro-
perty, has occurred In Toledo, Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

NASHVILLE, June THE excitement abotli
the presence of the cholera here is increaS-
iny. Several deaths have been reported on
the authority of the best physicians, but the
mortality to-day shows no Increase, and The
physicians report some abatement. The
deaths by cholera, which some pronounce
spsrodic and others Asiatc, have not on any
one day exceeded seven.
The Tennt sec Industrial Exposition closes
tonight. 1t has been great success.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


France.
PARIS. June 1.-THE Bank of France has
pa,d into the treasury oHC-quartcr OF Tue
sum due to Germany on account of the war
indemnity. The remainder will be paid in
monthly instruments.
The report that there had been successful
neoot,ati0ns 10 accelerate the departure OF
German troops from France is probably false.
Austria.
VIENNA. June THE cholera has disap-
pes,red from the country adjacent to the river
Danube.
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Fire in Detroit.

DETROIT, Mlcn., June AT 1850 tonight
4 fire broke out on the boiler, deck OF the
steamer Meteor, loading at the Buckeyes
Dock, foot of Second street, and almost IN
stantly the boat was enveloped in flames.
She was partially loaded. The captain says
there is four tons of blasting powder on
board.
Gr,,m,non's and Buckley q COS ware
houses are now in fumes. anu aitnouSn
there is but little breeze, the hremeii seem
unable to control the fite, when VIII sooh
reach Jefferson avenue.
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Pntrons of HuSbandry-Hhe SFaes
Introduces into North Caroitna-aH-
ferest in Its objects.
tS,,ec.al telegram to the Dispatch.l

ISIECIHI tCICtF'tHI W R'V t''F'R'N'''I
GREENSBORO, n. c., June IA large
meeting Of farmers was held in the Grove
here to-day for the purpose of organizing a
grange of the Patrons of Htl>bandry. The
meeting was ably addressed by Colonel ID.
WYATT Aiken, of South Carolina. After the
address the meeting adjourned to Odd
Fellows Hall and organized two oranges, as
follows No. /. Greensboro Grange. With
thirteen officers. twenty male and twelve
female members; No. ., McLeanSvllle
fGuilford county, Grange, with twelve
male and seven female members. The
oranges will meet monthly. Much interest
l. manifested. ----.------~~-
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l'lfba,

HAVANA, June G. -Captain-G Picl-
tain has issued an order calling on the own
ers of slaves TO furnish three thousand. men
to work on the new Trocha.
The commander of the Spanish forces was
killed in IL recent fight in the Manzanillo
jurisdiction.
Advices from Guatemala to May Goth state
that the President has issued decree grant
ing religious liberty in the State. A num-
Der of Protestant churches will be erected.
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r,rrp-rpe STEAMER IN SAFETY.
naunch or a Steamship.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE steamship
Illinois, of the Acknowledgment Line,
was launched at IL O'Clock this morning 10
magnificent style. The river was covered
with steumers filled with spectators, while
the wharves in the vicinity were lined with
countless multitude. Four steamers OF
this line are now ahoat, and two Will be dis
matched for Europe in July.
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by Telegraph.
NENv YORk MARkETS.

NEW YORK. June 7.-t'otton quiet sales. s57
lnlcs: uplands, latc. Orleans. le!c. Flour quiet.
witt, sales OF 500 barrels: fs.2o@S7.so for common
t., fair ou,leru: S1.oj@Su for good to choice;
When. lGl2c. higher ami quiet the advance asked
checks business Corn &C.. higher and I'm fair de-
mand. Pork quiet ut Siesi for new mess. Lard
iirnrr at -sIs l5-lSc. for western steamed. Ndvals
uuIpf Frujphts firm.
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The Pacific Mail Steamship Company.

New York, June THE official statement
of the Pacific Mnil Steamship Company
Shows the gross receipts Of the year to be
Sc, OO0,O 900; expenses, nearly S3,0O0,0O0.
During the year they lost three steamers,
valued at over 81 100000. They own thirty.
four steamers, aud their assets in coal and
vessels are enormous.
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aIiscelIapeous Telegralns.

Seven cases of cholera are reported IN
Dantzig.
The Spanish Cortes viii choose new
ministry. Deputy Blanc proposed that after
the declaration Of the Republic the delegates
place themselves at the head of the volun.
teers Of their respective provinces and unite
in q grand effort against the, Carlists. 60
!. Hon. John Prentiss, the oldest printer and
publisher In The United States, died st keenc,
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PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
MILLINERY GOODS.

ENTIRELY NEW l-FREECH ado
ing this week M at - ~ sun ''>''''> " .sE&ss
MADAME Is. DFMELMAH.>,
AI.o, every article In the Millinery llIr cai, ." 'tl
ut MADAME Is. DEMELMANH,
1923 Main street
THE LATEST SESSATiOS, ,...
WILLOW PLUMES, pOMPDNS FOX SUMMER
In every fashionable Sliute.
FRENCH FLOWERS, such ~ i!a%e never EirI'
been exhibited In this city. Ia FANCY Gg,'pI
real Lace Ficlucs Shawls, Wells. Collars, ana )iac
serchlefs Also a tull line of Imitation Lace hii
Gloves, beautiful, In all colors. Jetssurh ~ t'iI
Bands, Pins, &c, ut th. olJ-estaf'iSEed hol-c ol
MApANE Is. DFMtLMAN
n B.-t'ouniry merchants will lind II 10 iirir""n
interest, drsirous of purchasing WHOLESALE "
calling upon mo. n AIN convinced, after hH'hi
had our prices, you will ba satisfied thai tie ai"-
statement Is correct.
MADAME b. DEMELMAN.
eU 1923 Mliu street
mv5 between Thirteenth "u.i EOurt'-Uli
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

ENTfMukE, june 7.-Flour very dull anu nIi-
changed Wheat unchanged. Earn iirm and In good
demand: Waite southern 72c.: yellow southern, ~
Gu6.r. Oats ,!n!l and weak southern, IJlQ50c. NyC
GiIiet and h.,uge,i-s5aD90c. Provisions quiet.
Mcss rk. sl7.5oG SIS. Bu,k meats steady; shout
tiers ft ;tc. r-sidcs, etc clear rib, itc. Sugar.
,,rcI ham l!6lec Lard dull and uuliins mt ssll
DC. Western butter unchanged. Whskcy steady at
e4tc. Sugar strong ut lode.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York. june 7.--Thc bank statement shows q
decrease in loans OF urr hall million: Increase in
specie six End Il half millions; increase IN legal
teu'Icrs hcarly one million; increase In deposits,
six and hrce-aighlh millions. Money easy. En-
change steady; long. 1903; short, ll1a Gold, lis.
Governments steady and closed FRAZER States quiet
and nominal e
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
na.,n os The oldest Man I'm Norfolk
County.
..,ear,m TO the Dispatch. !


ssn.cial telegram to the Dispatch.j
~,,v Iupe Mr.. William Ellis, at,
accd man, who resided on Mason's creek IN
Sn,fo,k county, was thrown from his wagon,
q, the corner OF Church and Charlotte
streets. in this city, this morning, and re-
criycd such severe injuries about his head
,s 70 c,use his death four hours afterwards.
Mr.. Ellis. who was cighty-seven years old
WIS said to have been the oldest white man
in Norfolk county. He was soldier IN the
war Of 1912, and had been receiving pen
sion from the Government for many years
He had lived very exemplary life, having
been member of the Methodist Church iof
ever forty years, and was very much re-
spectcd 10y his neighbors and friends.
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Indictment Of James Coe the Boston
HANK Defaultcr, Etc.

BnsroN. June 7.--James COe, The default.
inr bank cashier, has been indicted for twen-
tv.fuur rorgclic>. His bail aggregates half a
million dollars.
The court decides that rent cannot Oe col
lected where the premises arc rented Tor the
sale of LIQUOR.
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The Homnopatnisis-Asain.

CLEVELAND, June THE hom'eopath lists
have adopted resolution that the honu-
opathists insist upon being represented in
all medical institutions which are supported
by national, State, municipal, or eleemosynary
emit rihIltin ions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

Domestic fowls need more lime than wild
fowls, because they hny more eggs. The
wild fowl laysa setting" and then incr,-
bates, while the domestic lays on inGrii-
nitcly. Crushed raw bones are auong the
very best articles for supplying sime. The
pieces of bones found in patent fertilizer
preparations cannot be recommended as
healthful. This is the advice OF the Poultry
World. -
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RESTAURANTS.
YETELLE, RESTAURATEUR,

CORNER or ELEVENTH AND BANK sruhtl>'
keeps on band The very hest thai the market Hif
Including luxuries of sea and lau'i nj Ia" vail .
latitudes from The lakes 10 the trOnir. lie sh'"'
~ attention Io his unriyallet
DAILY LUNCH,
OF great variety, served I'm in!mi,ablc style. W.
tables, also. are supplied TO order with anything 10.
may be desired obts,nsbIe IN All! Alanticcity. IL
bar Is furnished with the best of Ll3tOI's &iti
BREWED DRINKS, gotten up In uEsufras'"
style. .,,,. .,.
lie invites his frieyds AMI The public, city -"
country, To prove the truth Of his most 'h','.s'
cheer" NJ :
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Heavy Travel TO Europe.

New IoRE, June 7.-Seyen steamships
sailed for Europe to-tlay, all of them with as
many passengers rs they could find room tor,
including ex-senator Nye and the Swedish
Minister ut Washington. Since Saturday
almost Ia, 900 haye arrived ut this port.
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CT LOFTS MARKETS.

g., LO,Is June Flour quiet, weak, aud lower
to sell Corn in fair demand aud brm; No. mixed,
3oGt3sta ic. cleyator i54l5sc sacked, a14t4sc.
ders, 7.QH7.c.: clear rib esG'ac clear sides, eA@
gic. Lard dull aud unchanged; steamed. &c. Wins
key lower and not saeablc over c9c.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. June Flour quiet; Corn In fair
drnt.nd ANA hrlncr 1t &C. for sacked proyisions
ft.rcts. lodil0,c.; keg, SIC FOR steam. Whiskey
liuirt aud unchanged. -
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Another Fire in Boston.

Bosros, June 1.-THE Hyde Park woollen
mills were burned last night. Loss, 5000, 900;
insurance, 100000. Foreign companies
suffer heavily.
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,TNt(NNk'rI ARK ETS,

CiNCISSArI June Flour armer: Corn quiet
Mt 4Uc Provisions quiet and firm Phrk hela a.
SlG5J; bid Slb25 Lard dull and nominal !; ste. fof
steam: s.c' for kettle Bacon opened quiet and
closed flr,n at tic Whiskey steiuy at s9c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

In MEMORY OF MAuRY.-In the Goshen
Pass, at the "grand bend" where the cliffs
overhang the road, Brown, Of the Baths"
has drilled rod into the jutting rocks, and
from it hangs an iron anchor with basket
filled with blooming laurels.-Lertngton
Gazette ~ go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

A COOL GLASS OF. PURE SODA
IA WATER, Kissingen, and Ginger Ale can
always be had ut WACEER'S f1rtg store, =
my2a . az :. 81 kth aud Kin adj.
DOCKS on SUBSCRIPTION to the capf-
ID IaI stock OF the RICHMOND AMY FAIR
nAKa TURn PIKE COMPANY will be opened on
TUESDAY the 9Th July, 1919, at the Office of f.. d.
jkAGflG, RsG. tn the city OF Richmond, aud will be
kept open ioy tsu laSs thereafter. je 1.lewsis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 7--Fireinia consols, 5is. Yves
Vlrcinils, H. North CarJliEt's, old, ESQ new, Is
specIaI tax, 10. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

VIRGINIA MILITARY Misunderstanding
ton Guzette 1.-The corps of cadets for the
session numbers 275. Virginia sends ll6 !;
South Caro!inad23 !; Louisiana, %; Alabama,
81; Tennessee, 10; Mississippi. IA; Texas.
It; North Carolina, II; Georgia, 10; West
Virginia, o; Maryland, 6; Arkansas, 5;
Florida, 5; New York, 3; Kentucky, 2 !;
District OF Columbia, l; Missouri, l; Hi.
nois, i; Ohio, l.