The Lake County star., 1875-10-28

first degree. special TO the New York
Sun from New Haven reports that a process
sion of Odd Fellows Encampments Of Con-
necticut, with invited Encampments from
abroad, were attacked and pelted with
stones by students rs they passed Yale Col
lege, and retaliated by charging upon the
students with drawn swords. Several OF
affray terminated. The Faculty Of the Col
lege have expressed regret at the unfortun-
ate occurrence.
Notes from Abroad.
The Times, of linda, says 10000 people are
rendered Homeless by floods the neighbor-
hood of Ashmcdabad, in the Province of
Luzerat.... The following news is official: (:
A force of two thousand insurgents have
been defeated by the Turks. One hundred
aud sixty were killed, and the rest took
refuge in Montenegro. Seventeen villages
hitherto strongly insurgent have submitted
to Turkish authority.
Political matters in Panama are tranquil
and unchanged since the installation of the
new President on the LIST. No later news
from the Atlantic States or the interior Of
the Republic. The Indians surprised and
attacked Concho Galverez, on the Chuquan-
nue., in Darien, killed over fifty, and dis
persed the entire camp--some 800. This is
| q death blow to the rubber gathering in Da-
rien, and cuts off the Isthmus supply to the
market Panama will suffer heavily ...:.....
| The London Times has a telegram from Ra-
gusa announcing that the Turks have crossed
the Austrian border, menacing the village
of Erzeg. Troops have been sent thther.
......A Times special from Berlin says Khok-
and remains occupied by Russians and will
probably be annexed to Russia......A Times
special from Berlin says that Russia has
commanded the Polish ,proprrietors in the
provinces of Milna, GrOduO, KoOna, Minsk,
and Vuepsk to sell their farms to Russian
tenantA, the Government fixing the price.
This completes the impoverishment Of the
Polish nobility.
The following from Madrid, dated the
18th, is official There are only two thou.
sand Carlists in Catalonia, and tits expected
these are about to submit to the government
or attempt 70 make their way into France.
The government holds all towns in the
neighborhood. Gen. Quesada has arrived
at Vittoria and resumed command of the
Northern army...... Notice is given that for
eign vessels entering Spanish ports will be
heavily fined unless their papers are proper
ly countersigned by Spanish consuls.....lt
is reported that sixty tons OF small arms
ammunition for the Chinese were shipped
from London as merchandise, and landed ut
| ouuuSuul. 1uc iHNSS-
tigating the London papers an
nOunce the failure of Messrs. J. & w. Dud-
geop, engineers, Sun Engine Works, Mill.
wall, and Iron Shipyard, Cubitt town, with
liabilities estimated at half million dollars.
Reports from London state that extensive
floods have occurred throughout Lancashire,
Warwickshire, and elsewhere in England.
The Midland Railway, between Sheffield and
Doncaster was submerged in some places to
the depth of five feet. Traffic was conse.
quently seriously interrupted, and for many
miles absolutely stopped Many low lying
houses in Birmingham have been inundated,
the water in some cases being several feet
above the first floor. Water stood seven feet
deep on the tracks at the Walsall Railway
station.... Two hundred dwellings, a syna
gogue, and five schools in Widsy, Russian
Poland, have been burned. Some persons
perished, and three thousand are homeless.