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The New York herald., 1874-08-14
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 13, 1874
Heavy rains have fallen throughout the country
during the past week.
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The weather was wet and the attendance small.
THE EHGLIsHMEN AT THE BAr.
The Americans, having completed their inning
with 100 runs, the Engshmen went to the bat,
and when the game was suspended for the day
they had made nine runs, with two wlckets down
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THE DEV0URING ELEMENT.

The Burning OF the Fairview OIL Re-
Ancry-The Loss and Insurance.
PTTrsBURG, Pa, August Is, 1874
Reports from the Fairview OIL Refinery snow the
damage TO be far greater than was supposed last
nghk The refinery is owned by Arnold Hertz and
Is located on the West Pennsylvana Railroad and
Allegheny River, nine miles above this city. The
fire commenced during q storm yesterday AFTER
noon, when = $4,000 barrel tank was struck by
lightning and ignited. 1t contained 1900 barrels
Of crude oil at the time The fire was confined to
the tank until twenty-five minutes to ten p. NJ,
flames to the warehouse and barges in the river
loaded with barrels, entirely destroying them.
is estimated at rom $6O, 900 $500 insured I'm
the following companies:-Orlent, OF Hartford,
$4,000; Peoples, Pittsburg $4,000; Citizens,
Newark, $4,000: Franklin, Wheeling, $35, 900;
National, Philadelphia, $4,000; German, $4,000;
Hoffman, $4,000; Franklin, indianapolis, $4,000;
City Of Pittsburg, $500; Merchants and Me-
chanics', Ptttsburg, $4,000; Phoenix, New York,
$500; Fremen's Fund, san Francisco, $500:
Armenia, Pittsburg, 81, $50; st. Paul, 1915; Etno
Of Hartford, $500: Commercial Union, OF London,
$1,000; Allegheny, PittsDurg. 5000; Eric New
York, 81, 800.
The fre at the Standard Oh Works communi.
Gated to, or q fire from causes unknown has oc-
Cured at the Liberty Oh Works Just below, and u
heavy fre resulted, endangertng the Allegheny
Valley Railroad shops.
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The NPERHAL MACHINE CASE
Edwsrd Wagner Proves nm Alibi and
IL Acuuitted
PHILADELPHIA. Ana

PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1874
The Court OF Quarter Sessions to-day acquitted
Edward Wagner OF the charge OF attempting to
murder his motner.in-la~ by sending her an in fer
nal machine. The hoy who took the box Jailed to
identity the defcLHant. who proved an slbL
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BISMARCK.

BERLIN, August I3 1874.
Prince Bismarck has returned to this city from
Ktssiugen.
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3 a y A 7 N E.
A Prison Official Censured for
His Escape.
WHERE HAS HE GONE TO ?

LONDON, August l3, 1874
Ls Sosr reports that the investigation into the
circumstances OF Bazaine's escape shows that the
director Of the prison Is gravely implicated, while
the other officials are exOnerated
RUMORs AS TO HIS WHEREABOUTS
The Mlanese journals assert that Bazsine has
passed through that city on his way 20 the Chateau
d'Arenenberg, Switzerland, the residence OF the
Empregs EuQenie.
1t is also rumored that the Marshal arrived at
Spa yesterday.
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S p a I N .
The English Recognition Reported
from Austria.
The Madrid Cabinet Unit-Carlist Concentra-
ton Before the Republican Armies.

The Madrid Cabinet Unit-Carlist Concentra-
ton Before the Republican Armies.
VIENNA August Is, 1874
The Nep Free Press states that England has re-
.c0gnlzed the Republic OF Spain.
The Cabinet in nIinisterial Accorded
Battle With the Carlists Inn m inent.
MADRID. August Is, 1874.
The report that q crisis in the Cabinet IL I'M
mtnent Is contra adicted.
The forces OF republican troops commanded by
Marshal Zabala and General Laserna, have been
united at Miranda, where they are confronted by
eighteen battalions OF Carlsts.
DRIVEN FROM THE KBRo
1t is officially reported that the Carlists have at
tempted to cross the Ebr0 without success
Tho French Republic to Accredit q MINI
tstor to Madrid.
MADRID, August 13, 1874.
France will send an ambassador to Spain as soon
as the Spanish representative in Paris receives his
credent ntias AZ Minister.
English Press Reports OF the Policy Of
Spanish Recognition.
LONDON, August 1850 A. M.
The Trnes' Madrid correspondent positively con-
nrms the reports OF the recognition OF Spain by
England France and Germany. The announce.
ment caused general rejoicing In the capital.
The Posts special despatch from Berlin reports
that Austria and Italy have also recognized the
Republic.
The Times, in an editorial article, says England
would have recognized Spain some time since,
but the reluctance OF France and the indifference
'of Germany prevented.
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The Schoolship Constellatio,

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August l3, 1874.
The United States scho0ishp Constellation ar
rived at Newport to-day.
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The Fire at Liberty Oil Works Under
Control.
PITTsBURG, Pa, August 13, 1874.
The nre at the Liberty Oil Works is now under
control and no further damage Is spprehendeti.
The loss Is not known.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

As the train from New YORK, due At Bridge street.
Flushing. at IL IL p NJ, coming into that piaos
q man named Richard Purcnas, q butcher. a.
tempted to cross the line In his wagon. The Gov.
catcher struck the vehicle dashing it up AgAlns1
the fence and throwing him on the track. lAtus,
or no hope is entertained OF hs recovery,
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M tho Laws dovernin{ L,fs Explsnss@cry @ 10 ~
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saAsnsnth slIass seu vuA
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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12
The NGighbWhooh.
osCKoLA COUNTY

III -. g
Hay, sells at $40 per ton, delivered.
PorAroEs retail at per bushel.
The floor is now being laid in the new
Congregational Church, OIL Main street.
I Mr.. L. H. WARNER is erecting new
frame barn on his lot on Burch street.
VIZ learn that eight persons have been
added to the NJ. Z. Church at Reed City
since the comm encemcnt of the meetings by
Rev, O. II. Fisher of misplace.
THERE was quite large gathering on the
occasion ofthe social given at the school
house under the auspices of the ME-. Society
last Tuesday evening, and a very pleasant
time was had. q" '''
z SHERIFF. HoUGHrox, with several parties
from Reed City, went to Grand Rapids
Monday, for the purpose Of serving as wit
nesses in ease pending before the u S.
Court.
! D. A. BLopoErr, Esq, is shipping pine
lumber 70 Cincinnati and other parties are
shipping hard wood lumber from Jersey
to various points. Tbsdamber business evi.
IDENTIFY begins to llvenups1f 9i @9fi
Nor long since wo; heard,a gentleman
remark that Jersey possessed Q fine lot Of
Young people. Now, we hayel been aware
Of the fact that Jersey has been the prize
town in that respect, for some time, but then,
you know, we didn't want to arouse feelings
Of vanity by saying so. .r,a,
N QUIrT an Improvement has been made
at the depot in the shape Of a bay-window
which projects ont upon the front platform,
so that a person seated within can have Q
full view up and down tie track. Mark
says he pleaded long and earnestly, and a'
last it came. 10 NJ roitvlotyI
Ok Friday last, Chss. Remon, a man
about "a years Of age was brought here and
placed in the county Jail to serve out sen.
tence Of twenty days, for assault and battery
upon the person Of Rev, @. w. Miller, Of
Ashton. The affair took place On Thursday
and, We understand grew out ofa misdnder
standing in regard to labor performed by
Remon for Miller, The case was tried be-
fore Justice Holiday, on Friday. II -,
pfs our item regarding the Washington
Birthday Social, which item appeared in the
Outline of last week, the types made US saJ
Friday" wlen,we intended % have SAID
Tuesday, Feb. e4fh However,u t,e erro'
(tbey will occur 10 the best regulated news
papers) should not. prevent any one from
coming out on the evening Of the Social and
enjoying good time. No pains win BE-
spared by the Committee having the affair in
charge 70 make il pleasant Do not fail tc
be there Come from every village and farm
in the county. ,fSaW bietr aa9uel y
g We find the following items in the Evsrt
,Prser Of Feb, 18th. si.a 49,. s,s
IfFiFiya persona we're baptised at the ". "
Church' on Sunday morning and FIVE received
There was transmitted from this village
during the month Of January hy express and
post eiiice money orders, ~ l,sl4,16.
AT the Presbyterian Church on Sunds,
morning nineteen persons we're received al
members and ono baptiscd, an infant.
@. y. Hamilton IL putting four foot cir.
c,llar saw into his mill tor tho purpose o.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

FRoN J. c. Arnold Of Mt. Pleasant We
learn that during the past winter quite a
movement in the disposal oflands to, actual
settlers; has taken place in Isabella county.
People are coming in and buying up farms
quite freely, and although no every hoavy
transactions have taken place, still a large
amount Of land has changed in thc shape Of
100 and 100 acres farms.-iSd1inac Courier.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

Mr.. T. j. FLAHEnTY, freight
conductor on the Northern Division
Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail.
road met with an accident the other
day. While engaged in lifting cast
ing into a car one end slipped, and fell
on to his, leg, bruising it very badly ~
Grand Rapids Times. -.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12
I Yhs &aleyIQueshgi,

Anons several srticls in tho later
Ocean 81, Feb. 9th, fayoriDg increase
Of uqsiOail .eaEfsa.syy. i : lengthy one
from. Cspt e ,uMnWards Of Detroit.
De ist. fptth That tpdsy vsbave at
least two million. of,psopls IN the eoun-
try suffering the Iuissriss Of enforced
,idlensss, becaasS yffhs terrible stAgpa-
ton in the industries ofthsI country.
The cause be attributes 70 the want
lof sufficient money, ~ fair rates, to
ksep, tho Ibnsiness maohlnetyrof the
natio1 u work. He says that il eight
years currency has bsen reduced from
W, 1l,0Ov,00O ioito s765 $4,000
while Spr made, commerce, .mapufac-
lures and asricaltgrs, were constantly
enlarging!Isi mghf 10 noUhg .Wid
Thsbqtfionists say reduce your la
Dor below tho European standard and
then export manufactures 70 Europe
This be says, can never be done The
American people have been educated
to dignity and elevate labor, and will
not submit te,bs panperiaed to satisfy
the greed 1ofthe monopolised money
lenders , aqo' H. 9, ,,,,', s9'-e ,il , Z. =
~ Hslproposes to increase the circul-
,ating medium to at least 81 600 600.
900, abdiasae. 2ob, 900, 600, or ..3Oe,-
900, 900 of s-85 con vertsble bonds to
give .hstiey to the currency, and give
the masses Of the people : chance to
invest id them; increase the tariff on
Imports, and if that does not check
Importation to safe standard instruct
the Secretary Of the Treasurery to add
TO such duties ten per cent.iIevery
-nipety days, until our Imports, inclua.
ing interests due to foreigners, shall
be less thanlour exports Then, fhe
ADDS viii The paper ploneyol- the Unit
ed States become asyaluable as gold
for the simple reason that the demand
for gold to pay foreign Indebtedness
will cease. aafaied L,V .,h 7',in
ih The above is but q brief synopsis Of
only a portion of the points contained
tin the articles, which is certainly en-
tiled to much consideration coming as
it does from man so we'll experienced
in financial motters as, Mr.. Ward. In
an editorial upon the subject the later
Ocean speaks Of receiving letters of
similar Import from Illinois, Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota, and adds, THE
letter of Mr.. E. b. Ward, the great
Michigan iron manufacturer, is sig.
ni6cant. Upon him are dependent for
labor and support over 1000 idle men
together with their families, and he
states that the onlyremody for our Ian
gushing manufactures and for starving
and slhyeripg laborers is the issue of
more currency.al.et Congress heed in
season these expressi ions from tho pco
pie of the West. Left unheeded they
may become more than mere MUIR
- tna frNf 'tf
uluTS. ----L --.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

THE easiest and simplest remedy for chap
ped hands is found in. every storeroom.
Take common starch and pulyerize with the
blade Of a knife until reduced to the small.
est powder. Every time the hands are taken
from the suds or dishwater, wipe them, and
while yet damp, rub portion of the starch
upon them, thoroughly covering the whole
surface. The effect is magical.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

The House of Representatives have
unanimously agreed to Buffers joint
resolution providing that whenever a
disabled soldier, his wife, or child, shall
pass the competitive examination for
the civil service, he shall have apre-
ference. We think this will meet
with general approval throughout the
country, E.elt
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

AlstAl AK at Evansville, Ind. was
buried last Thursday morning, and
six persons persisted in the flames.
The'wife Of the saloon keeper, Chris.
Meherf and four children aud the bar
keeper, lost their lives. Ted 4 ,-igus
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

CONTRARY to the expectations of
most people the, public debt was re-
duced about; $4,000 900 during the
month Of january. II was thought
that 10 view of''hard times" the gov
eminent would scarcely be able to-
meet current ex penses gaI II ~
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Avoid Ounoks and Inpostevs.

No Charge Tor Advice and Consulauon.
Or. j. b. Dyotk, Graduate yeDe~so', Aedtea!
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he hae made
an especial study either in male or female, no
long standing A practice Of 80 years enables
him to treat disease with succees- Cares guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at o dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
Send for the Guide 10 Hcdih Price 10 Cents.
]. b, UYOTT, Md, Physician and Surgeon,
Nd Duane ST New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

A SUCCESSFUL temperance noys-
mept u.s. being carried on in Ohio, by
the'Iadies.' They band together, Sd to
the saloons, plead with and pray for
the saloon keepers, and the latter gen.
orally succumb, and quit the business
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

THE Marquette Journal says that
A strike occurred at the Republic
mine on February I'd, about 100 men
joining in demand for increased wa
ges and payment oil amounts due them.
The strikers were all paid off and dis
charged, their places being promptly
filed with others, 20 that there was
little detention or loss of timo to the
company. fa aeti'''t
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

PRocxxpwes have been commenced before
Judge. Widiey, in the Uuitcd States Court,
at Grand Rapids to condemn lands for the pro
posed Government building. Notices have
been Issued to the property holders in the
block, lying between Ottawa and Ionia and
LYON and Pearl streets They are to appear
before the court and show cause, II any
there be- why their property should rot be
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

AccipENr.-Mr.E Il. Dunning, while un
loading logs on Monday last at Ganons's
lumber camp, four miles north of Jersey,
met with an accident which resulted in
compound fracture Of the left arm at the
elbow. DR.. Wing was Immediately called,
who dressed the wound, and now report, the
patient in good condition. Outline.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

WE are already in receipt Of Pete,soa's
Magazine for March, and superb number
it is, fully sustaining its reputation as first
class ladies magazine. Pesrson's is now in
itssixty.ffth volume, and it is difficult if not
utterly Impossible to find better periodical.
Published by Chas, J, Peterson, 300 Chest
nut street. Philadelphia, Pa. Two dollars per
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

TaE' Manistee Times (Hoffman's)
proposes the name Of F. F. Hopkins
one of the Editors of the Ludineton
Record. as candidate for Represent
tatise, 70 gil the vacancy caused by
the removal OF Hon. NJ, N. Chaifey
from the District. p gut Hata
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

WE are in receipt of prospectus of
Te'Northsrn Granger; new paper,
the first, issue of which will be on or
about the 25th inst. 1t will be pub.
lished at Lansing, and be devoted "to
the advancement of all tie interests
of the producer, and to the advocacy
Of progressive measures Of the day"
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Gov, HARVEY. the recently elocte,

Gov, HARVEY. the recently elected
Senator from Kansas, is reported as a
staunch Republican, a farmer, and a
practical man of business, who has
made his way in life by his own aner-
gy and industry. The Topeka Com
naon,ceaith says he is the second Sen.
ator elected from that State without
the use Of money, or the buying Of
votes" i ~ o
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

Arxw days ago a FIRE was discovered In
the blacksmith shop Of Thomas Turnbull at
Mt Pleasant, and the building being dry
IL was .destroycd. together withthe two story
wagon shop Of J. Morgan adjoining. The
aggregate loss was over $4,000, against
which vas an insurance Of $1,000 in the
Michigan State Fire Insurance, Company. N
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

Tak'sleighlhg up the river being now
firsftste, every team, sled, and man that
couldbe hired was ssnt 70 the lumber camps
Lass week, and we do suppose that logs are
now being banked along the river and its
tribudzrics atthe speed never before Thought
of. That AZ many logs ascsn he sawed
here by our mills win be put in the water
no one Huskgon Chroniele.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

GEN. SIcKLEs took leave of the
Spanish government, Feb 9th. ihaf
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12
Notice.

All persons indebted TO the latc frn Of
Bellamv a Carswell are hereby forbidden
to pay any portion Of said indebtedness to
any other person except the Undersigned,
r. w. BELEANy.
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FARMING LANDS

Are sold on a reasonable credit, TO
actual settlers, one quarter of purchase
money down. intsrest seven per cent.
N B-Setslers on any Of the Sc lands o.
the g. r &f r. r. Co., or on any OF the
lands Owned in Common in the town
ships above desiguaied will
HAVETHP PREFERENCE
Ofpurchssing their lands, by giving the
office Prompt Notice OF their wishes upon
realizing thi, advertisement and designat.
ing their PostofIicc address.
For any Information concerning the
lands, prize 81 ocatiou etc address F.
It., WIN, A. HOW ARD,
Land Commissioners. Grand Rapids. =
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Yours, ETC., 49,
HOLLAND UNpERwoop.

=, The Reed City Clarion, of Feb 4th says:
II il estimated that between two and
three hundred new bui diugs will be erected
In Reed City next spring and summer. Yii
Rev. G. ii Fisher is holding meetings in
this place every evening ofthis week Con-
siderable religious interest seams to be man
ifesting itself. q. s.tf ei-,A,fL ,.l
The Outline says that Mr.. N. Clark, Of
this place, to remove to Chase. Untrue, at
least for the present Mr.. G, has no intention
Of leaving Reed City. =" I
I. The Quarterly Meeting service Of the NJ
E, Society, held at the church in this place
last Saturday afternoon aud Sunday, wore
very interesting and participated In lbyg a
large number of persons both in and outside
ofthe village. Several sermons were preach.
ed by Rev. w. l.. Tilder, Of Clam Lake, who
is the most eloquent minister Of the gospel
We have listened to since our sojourn in
Reed City.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12
Bristol Clothes Washer
. TiaE CARD, : Nov. a, isTa

F Pntenssd New. 10, 1909. 'ff
The only machine in the world thG
flashes fiannsls and woolens without full
hg. II 10 simple; has but two rollers
snnot possibly get out Of order ! and lit
INTO any tub. Clothes cannot become 60
sngled, and II will wash bedquiTt OF
sristband perfectly. It n noiseless, en-
loes not wear or tear the clothes. -
Sells ~ Tire LOW Price or t7.So.
A child can work Il easily. II wsshg
bur Shirts at once. Also Skifts, Collar
nd Wristbands clean. II Il the Mxofiy
Everywhere. All who see this machine
peration exclaim
Joy 70 the World HSlisf has ocms|t
Everybody buying 4 sasisdsd with N
Bristol Washer. -. 81 .al.
II not for sale In your place, send I,
I5.s0 and we win sand you q Washer b
cypress, or, II you prefer. win send on
l0.D.
Agents wanted everywhere. For tsrw
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MosroALx cousrY,

The Howard Record Of Eeh, 9TH says: -.
( Carson City in this county talks Of a
newspaper, but they haven't Justice. Of
the Peace.
Revival meetings are in progress in Rock
ford, Lowell, Sheridcn. Coral, Hubbnrdston.
= The new, yet unfinished Me. Church,
and which has been under process Of cree
ton for the last few months, was dedicated
on Sunday last. sermon by Rev. G.. b. Jocc-
+, yn, Prcst. Of albion College The house
we believe is 40x70 IN size, tower AMI steeple
in front. The house TO present state OF
completion, cost some over 81 500; Estimate
cost to complete about az much more. Ow
ing 10 the closeness in money matters, ",
was deemed hest TO ask for but 81 DOC nov
having now some $500, in available sub,
scription's IL was thought the, deficiencies
cosld easily be hIIed at a re-opening alter
the entire cornpletien cfths house, 10.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12
BALDWIN CITY FEB Ia. 1874

IL is saidthat they have gcnurie
case ofleprosy IN Detroit.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

Tss Clevelan6 PfdiaSsaiey sskG Docs
Tweed holds trump cardy' We cannot cay,
bat there is no doubt hut Blsckwslls Island
holds ''knave. "-7ofedo Blade
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12
GRAND RAPIDS.

Tn the above locations can he rouno
some OF the BEST Farming and Pine land
in tho State lying for twenty miles OH
either side Of the surveyed line OF tile
road and they embrace every variety o
soil with heavy and light timber; and are
in section Of Michigan now being rapid.
ly developed by railroad and other enter
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-02-12

Ogp bsrbor has been entirely free from
rec this winter, and 80 that boats could como
10 At any time = H.6Tmaas Aa1isfss Times,
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