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The Lake County star., 1874-01-08
AflirS In Spaln.
Editor.


Late adviccs from Madrid report
CASTELAR, as onsted from the Pres.
idency of the Republic, and Mar.
nal Scrrano substituted.
The coup II etat came abou. on
the 3d inst, when the Deputies
70 the Number of 120 voted against
Csstciar, TO 100 in his favor. As
soon IS the rcsul, was announced,
Ten. Payia, v lio is q friend ot
CASTELAR,, sent an officer to the
Chamber to demand the dissoln
tinn of the Cores. The {, lends Of
Castelar, urged him to continue in
power, but he refused. Pavia
then occupied the Palacc Of the
Corlcs ard other public buildings
with II, ZOO troops, and scnt Il
company Of the Municipal Guards
into The Chamber and disrctsed
the Deputies. The General md
his staff occupied a roint outside,
with cannon POINTED at the build
ing.
- The mos: eminent men of all
parties were then summoned and
n rev g~veraulcnt forucd. This
WAS declared ly l'avia to bc the
0iiy means for the salvation OF
the country. Considerable excite
incnt cnsucd among the people,
Lut Gen. Puvia was master of the
situation, and the presence of the
soldiers ovcrawcd the porulacc
and prevented any outbreak, SO
shat no blood was shed. 1t is
stated that Pavia's col duct meets
with general arpr val from the
chiet civil and military authorities
nf tic country,
Some apprchcnsions arc doubt
less felt by the United STATES au
,hortics as to how the new Span
ish government will treat the Fish
Paulo protocol, but no serious
trouble is applehended. We do
not think the revolutionary move.
,ncnt calculated to serve tho lctt
interests of the young Republic,
but l.ope for the best.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

ir is announced that there IL
now in process Of construction
and ~ill bc completed ea:ly in
1874, q connection link of railroad,
which will reduce the distance
from Miwaakec to New l"rk
abn,t thirty five miles, on the
Michigan Midland: r. FROM ls'dss. n &C.,
way to Lansing. The neY r.ute
will be via steamer fr 'm .Milwa'l'
kcc to Grand Haven, the Detroit
and Milwaukee Railroad I" lon'',
the lonia and Lansing io I,om ny,
the Midland l,ailroad T0DKid ac-
wny, the 81. Clair ,,ranel,~E the
Canada Son hern 10 St. Thonaa,
and tho Canada Southern "rey the
Jntcrr ational bridge to DuRJ". :
Detroit Tribune.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

TuE Wyandottc Enterprise
states thpt tho blast furnace at the
W, audotto rolling mill has bccn
blown out and that all tho work
men have been discharged. 1t is
stated that an arrangement had
been made with the men to con.
time operations until tho usual
time for Lowing ont in the spring;
The cement loing that the
employees AMI those who fur
nishcd fuel were to receive their
pay in pig iron attic rate OF S4J
per ton. A paper to- this effect
was signed by those interested,
but the man subsequently decided
not to adhere to the plan and they
arc out Ofwork in CONSEQUENCE.
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CAUTION!
TrCSDaSScrS ani Others !

Persons are hereby warned against purch-
asing Pine, Elm, or other Logs, Timber, or
Bark, from Swcics or others purporting to
own railroad lands, unless rrittsn authority
for such sale L. presented from this Office as
We shall hold all such sales void, and enforce
our Lien Law against such purchasers.
Trespasscrs upon our Lands are, also, no.
tilted that We arc collecting evidence against
them, and Zine Niercs must look out, for an
example will he made Of them that will be Il
warning for the future. Our Solicitor. Hon
u. u. Hughes, l. getting u "rod in pickle VI
for such. WM. 4. HOWARD, Cmn'r.
i. X. l.. PiEacs, S,ey Ltad DT't,
Ill Grand Rapids, Dec. goth, 1879.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

As tho people were passing
from Sabbath School mt the Con-
grccaiiornl Church, laot Sunday,
Mrs. Mcdonald uho had 'st ar
rived ut her residence "nc block
above The church, came scrcaiD-
ing to- the font d"r. The grici
of herself aud children sm II AT.
trncicd qnitca crowd, when II
WAS asccriainc,l that her husband
William j. Mcdonald, book
keeper for tyson IL Sweet. ami
recently from Milwaukee Lad
shot himself with pistol, tho ball
pen etraiing the head near the
right car Mr.. Mcdonald had
spread NJ oil clMli on tho floor,
and laid down on il, in Which
position he fired tho shot. Let.
;crs left by HIM indicated that
lie had taken Iaudahnm tho night
before, aud failed. llo lad been
mucl, depressed in spirits on nc
count of finarcial trouble for some
days.
lie now lies in a secminrly mn
conscious state, under the care 81
Dp. Fisher IL Mead. There Il
little hopes Of his rccvvcry.-Naa.
;stee Times.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

We hear of several instances
wherein persons have preferred t"
so To j,il rather than pay certain
fines imposed upon them. The
dis grace oi being punished for II
crime docs not certainly admit Of
much choice; but it would seem
tLat paying II fine is more prcfcr".
ble than to have the name of" iii
bird attached to II persons char
actcr for life.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

Il NUMBER of locomotive cngi-
ncers ihroug hout the country are
engaged in Strike" for the
maintenance of old wages. At
Logansport, Ind, the militia had
to be called ont to preserve peace
and protect property.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08


TIE Morloy Eagle has the fol.
lowing:
On Sunday evening as Adcl-
bert Greenwood was passing
Shaw's wagon shop, he saw tw"
men trying to effect an entrance
at the front door, Del ran to &c !
some one what lie had seen, and
find ont if he was all right. About
the san c time u. y. Ileydlaufl
started from the Eaglo Hotel to
take walk, and as he was about
to pass the wagon shop man
sprang towards him aud de-
mandcd his money, 1T the same
time aiming n blow at his lead.
llcvdlautf turned 70 run thereby
bringing his nose in a position to
receive tho blow, which did M
damage besides drawing blood.
Several citizens were soon on the
spo, but the rascals wcrc ont &
sight. The same night a man
was seer prowl;ny around the
store of Abbey French e Co. Ev.
crybody that carries mcncy has
prepared himself FIR an interview
with these foot pa IL, and the Cor.
oncr, laboring under the impress
sion that tile panic was about
over as far as he is concerned,
sent word to his jury to slcc,,
with their clothes Oh until further
notice.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

THE resi- ynation Of Gen. Sicklcs
has been accepted, and Caleb
Gushing nominated to ill the va
cancV.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08
NOTICE

Us. LASp Orricr, loSiA, Men.
Dec. Both, 1873.
Complaint having been entered ut this
Office by Byron Grant against Gehicl
Sccly for abandoning his Homestead Entry,
No. 6aos. dated Feb. 10th, 1873, upon the
y. W. ! Section II, Township rs North.
Rarge IL West in Lake County, Michigan,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry:
the said parties are hereby summoned tn
appear at this Office
On Me :sh Day Of February 1874,
at 10 o'clock a. IN, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
mcnt.
J. II. KIDD, Register,
J. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08
State Reform School.

= 81
We are in receipt Of the Seven.
tecnlh Annual Report of the
Board If Control ot the State Re.
form School, showing that insii-
tuition 10 bc in good working or
der, and the management OF the
"ficcrs and ovcrsccrs all that can
reasonably bc desired,
TIE Trcasnrcr's report shows
the expenditures f"r'he year end
ing Sept. 30tb, 1878. to have been
S47,54G13; while the receipts
from various sources have been
S53,557.07; leaving cash in bank,
SG,O10.34.
The insiiint,on was opened
Sept. 2d, 1856. Since that time
l,405 children have been admitted.
OF this nunbcr 1896 were white
beys; 80 coIorcd boys; s girls, and
unc iudina hoy, AT the close OF
September, 1872, there were els
inmates of tho School. There
were received during the year l0l,
and 81 released; leaving present
at cl"sc ofycar, 222.
The largest number Of commit
ments have been made 10y Justices
OF the Peace. During the past
ycar it was as follows: Commit
ted by Justices, 20; by Police
Jnsticcs, II; by Circuit Courts, 8.
OF the number Of conn tments,
81 were f"r larceny; one for bu,-
glary aud larceny; seven Tor as
sault and battery; five for vagran
c,; one each for drunkenness and
defacing buildings; two for mali
cions trcspass, and two for va
grancy and dis"rdcrly conduct.
OF those committed, S5 were born
IN the United Safes, and 1G in
foreign countries.
The average age ftlc children
is thirteen years, tw" mud a half
mouths. More than half vf them
have lost one or both of their
parents. Those who had received
training in the Catholic religion,
numbered 81; Protestant, 80; ui>-
known, 2G.
The largest number (l09' are
employed in the chair making dc.
par'ncnt. Fifty arc in tho cigar
shop; nine, tailoring; two shoe
making; eleven farming; while the
remainder arc employed iu the
kitchen, laundry, and varions Of
fees of the institution.
A school, where the Common
branches arc taught, has been cs-
tablishcd, and is in fine c"ndi-
tion. Only ono death has &C.
CURED during the year, and the
physician reports the SANITARY
condition of the School excellent.
Tie total value OF al! kinds OF
property connected with the
School at close of year is cslinat
ed at 1920, ,9GS. 10.
A number Of letters from boys
V no have been discharged from
the School, arc al.o published.
The letters generally speak Of the
benefit derived from tho course
OF treatment, and are 4 source Of
encouragement to the managers.
The Board OF control consists "f
tho following named gentlemen:
Geo. w. Lee, Ypsilan,i, Chair
man; ID. J.. Crossman, Williams
ton, Trca arcr; Z. Ii. Davis, Lam
sing, Clerk.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08
ne~ Aobsrtisen
VEGETINE.
Purilies the Blood, RenOyatcs
and InvigOrates the whole
System. Its Medical Prop
critics are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent and Diurctic.

VEGETINE l. made exclusively from the Juices
of carefully selected barks, roots aud herbs. and
so strongly concentrated fhat II will efrectually
eradicate from the syt,m every taint Of SJrofula.
Scr0fulous Humor, Tumgrs. Cancer, Caucer0us
ilumor, Eryxipeins, Salt khean,, SyphlIitic DE-.
eases, Cankrr. faintnrSs at the StoMach, and all
diseases that arisr from Impure blood. Sriaiira.
ralgia, Gout, and Spinal tom plaints can only be
cfrcctually cured through thu blood.
For Ulcers aul Eruptivc Diseases o. the Skin.
Pustnles Pluplrs. BlOtcIrs. Hollis. letter. Srnd.
head aud rinew0vm. NEGTINE has never failed
W effect a permanent cure.
For Pains In the Bick, Kiiucs Complalnfs.
Dropsy. Female Weak"~ss, Iencorrhea. arising
from internal liberation and uterine diseases, and
General Debility. VEGETINE acts directly upon
the causes Of these complaints. II invigorates
and strengthens the whole cyst IN. act- upon the
secrctivc organs. allay. Inflammation, cure, ul-
ceration. aud regulates the bowels.
For Catnrrh. Dyspepsia, IiabituaI COStivncss.
Paipitation 0fihe Heart. Hrnd2rhr, Piles. N"r.
vonsness, aud Ccuera! Pr0stratiOn Of the Srr-
vous System. no medicine has ever given such
perfect sati-ficti"n as the NEiETINE. II puri-
h-s tn. blood. cl"an.es all -. th organs and po'-
ses,es controlling power over TIL n'rvous rys-
ten. -
The remarkable cur's effected by vEGETINE
have induced many l'hysiciann aud apothecari-s
whom VIC know t. prescribe aud uss 1t In their
own families.
In fact. vEGETINE Is th. best remedy y"t dis
covered for the abov, d.-asc.. an !. tho only re-
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before tho
public.
Pr parcd by
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08
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The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

OAKEr HAIL, implicated with
Tweed, in his misdecds, has been
tried and acquitted.
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The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

TmE Detroit Free Press, of Dec.
Both, reports n regular "atfair Of
honor" which occurred between n
young man named Gage, from
Brooklyn, N. Y, and onc Clark,
Of Detroit. They crossed over I"
Windsor. Canada, ono Sunday
morning, and fired several shots
at each other, with rcvolvcrs.
Having partially rcgained their
SENSES, they put up their weapons
aud went homo. Not a drop of
blood was drawn on either side,
but both the young hot heads
locked very white about the mouth
and weak in the knees. Tho f"l-
ieh performance grew out Of a
love affair.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

A woman named Margaret
Saun,lcrs.-a married woman, liv.
ing with her second husband -
cnr,nittcd suicide ~, her house near
the Wilcox mi Lin Bluff;on,on Sun.
day LASTLY taking sirychnlne. She
lived about five hours after tax
Ing the dose. Cor"ncr Grossrnan
he'd an inquest, aud the jury gave
u verdict according 1" tho facts
whicl, arc above stated. Nus
kegon Chronicle.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

On Jannary 2d man named
Robert Smith, aged sixty years.
living about eioi' miles from Mar
shall committed suicidc hy hang
ing ia lila bain. There was no
apparent cause for the act. lie
WAS n farmer in good circumstan =
ces. About q rear since n man
living in the sa'no ncighborln"d
hung himsclf,and ut that time Mr..
Smith was heard to sag that 'he
should go in the same way and
quite recently little boy over
heard him talking to a tavorite
horse, saying: "Wc slIalI soon have
to part" further than this moth.
ing is known.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

The Grand Rapids Times tavors
tho repeal Of the Compulsory
School Law.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08
Estray Notice.

Taken up by tho subscriber, on or about
the 10th day of October, 1874, at his prem.
i-cr In Town ~, North of Range l3 West,
Lake county, dark hay horse, Is hands
high, and about 10 years old. The owner
~ said horse is requested to como forward,
prove property aud pay charges.
C. MAxS.
S,m ltyile r. o., Lake Co., Mich.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08
EStray Notice.

Taken up 10y the subscriber, on the 18th
day Of October, 1878, one stray brown OK.
described as follows: said OK las white spot
on the inside Of each leg; two white spots
OH his back; one on the end of his tai; one
of his hind legs is swollen; the OK is medium
size.
DAVID +. R0LFE.
WebSor, Lake Co., Mich. Nov. ~, 1873.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

Mn. JTDTJ.T does business in
Cleveland. There is one advan-
tagc about Mr.. JId!jSl's name-
you couldn't forge it with anything
short Vt a photographic camera.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08
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The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th, Cbas.
II. Tnmbcy, while nt work in
Barl,nnl's shingle IN II had Ills
tipeers caught in the saw
which severed oil or the fin.
gers and ihhmb oH lis left
bund.- Sind Lake JoUypoi.
The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

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The Lake County star., 1874-01-08

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