The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-11-04

rumors OF other casualties. The dispatch
further says: Hundreds of families are
homeless and hungry. The school-houses,
the only public buildings left, are open to
them, but II immediate aid is not extended
great suffering will ensuc. Utter demorali.
zation reigns In the city. Men, women and
children wander about the streets seeking
shelter, and the surrounding hills are dotted
with camp fires. A few saloons remain,
but supplies of liquor have not been
lacking, and the streets are alive with
drunken mob. The military are patroling
tie city for the safety of property. .....
The Grand Lodge of Kentucky Odd Eel.
lows elected the following officers recently at
Louisville: NJ. w. Grand Master, II. A. M.
Henderson, Capital Lodge, No. 81 Deputy
Grand Master, WIN. MeCready, Boone Lodge,
gum Lodge, No. 81; Grand Secretary, Will
liam White, Boone Lodge, Mol; Grand
Treasurer, George w. Morris, Azure Lodge,
No. %; Grand Representative, p. G. Master
w. w. Morris, Chosen Friend Lodge, No. 2.
The suit of C. o. Gott, proprietor of the
Cardiff Giant, to recover $4,000 damages
from the Boston Herald, was commenced a
few days ago in Boston. An article in the
Herald in November, 1878, questioned the
genuineness Of the giant, and pronounced
II fraud, hence the suit. John ID. O'Con-
nor, charged with numbering Abraham An
derson, in Taylorsville, KY, last September,
has been recaught at Salena, Clay county,
| Tennessee. Charles Gleason, one OF the
| Grafton (Mass.) bank robbers, has escaped
| from the State Prison, where he was serving
fourteen years sentence.
Notes from Abroad.
The London Times in its financial columns
of late date, has the following: We learn
from the Diapers Trade Journal that Man
chester firm have begun to import calicoes
from the United States. The fact is sig
nificant, and, as importers say that the goods
are OF much better quality and appearance
than ours Manchester it appears has found
a competitor at last, but that must depend
upon the price,. Rafael Martinez has
been court.martialed and shot at Infidencia,
Cuba.
On information received from Collector
Simpson, Francis P. Stewart has been ar.
rested at Montreal, Canada, charged with
passing large quantity of brandy, gin, and
wine from his bonded warehouse without
paying duty. Omer Allard, Allard Locker
and Achilie Vibord, customs officers, were
also arrested, charged with aiding and abet-
ting the fraud. The prisoners were held in
heavy bail. The London Morning Post has
telegram from Berlin which says that re-
ports are again in circulation that
Prince Bismarck contemplates resigning
his Office in consequence CT i'll health......
Signor Blanc, the Italian Minister to
the United States, has sailed from Liver.
pool for New York..........The Spanish
government has refused permission to the
Republicans to hold electoral meetings
The Diara EsbagnOl says Senior MarfOr,
who was recently Minister of Colonies, was
arrested recently, and sent to Cadiz, whence
to be embarked for some foreign port.
The Times has special telegram from
Berlin, announcing that the King of Bavaria
has ordered his letter, expressing confidence
in his Cabinet, placarded throughout the
kingdom.