The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-22

the Orangemen twelve were wounded by
stones and bricks, some of them quite
severely, and four policemen were more or
less hurt. The riot lasted two hours and a
half, and extended over a route OF mile
through the most thickly settled portion OF
the city.
In the single scull contest between the
College Boat Clubs atthe recent race at Sar.
atoga, Kennedy, of Yale, came out first
best...... Bell & Martin, grain merchants, of
Milwaukee, have failed, being unable to
fulfill contracts for the delivery OF wheat to
the amount of 240, 900 bushels. ...At the Cot
ton Congress, in session at Raleigh, N. c., q
resolution was adopted requesting Congress
to afford such aid as will insure the con-
struction of three great trunk line railways
from Chicago to MOrristOwn, Tenn; from
st. Louis, through the Cumberland GAP, to
Knoxville, and IRON Memphis to or near At
lanta, Ga......The American Book Trade
Association has been holding meetings at
Niagara Falls. Business of importance con-
nected with regulations of the book trade
was transacted.
Great excitement prevails among the in.
habitants of Grand Rapids, Mich, orginat-
ing in the supposed discovery of gold mine
in that city, on Sherman street, between East
and Fuller streets. Hartford, Conn.,.
the Legislative Suffrage Committee has re.
ported in favor of allowing women to vote
in Presidential elections.
Notes from Abroad.
His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales,
will start for India on the 18th of October,
and his visit will last six months. The ex.
pense to insure the necessary pomp and dig
nifty will be $40, 000..... .Messrs. Macdonald,
John O'Connor, Power, Burt, and Peter
Taylor made speeches in Parliament protest
ing against grant for the Prince of Wales
eastern trip. The debate on the measure
takes place on the 18th inst...... The Ameri-
can rflemen made an excursion to the
Giants Causeway, and they were accom-
panied by the band of the Ninty-fOurth
Regiment. Large crowds of persons congre-
gated at the stations along the route, and at
Port Rush, the terminus of the road, there
was an immense cOncOurse. On their return
the team attended the theater. The house
was crowded, and the visiting rinemen
warmly greeted. Upon their entry Ameri.
can airs were played by the O. chestra, and
great enthusiasm was manifested by the
audience. Professor Carnes is dead.
telegram received at Paris states that the
Alfonsist General Quesada has re-established
communication with Victoria. The war i'm
the Center is thought to be finished, and
the situation in the North is much anchor.
ated......Gens. Quesada and Iona forced the
Carlist positions at Trevino and sent Tcllo to
relieve Victoria. Many Carlists were killed
in these mOvements......A Spanish squadron
has bombarded the town of Bermeo two
days.. Among the prisoners captured by
Alfonslsts mt Cantavieja were representatives
of the Provincial DeputatiOu of Aragon and
pupils of the Carlist Military School. Car.
lists are continually presenting themselves
to the authorities Of CASTELAR,, demanding
amncsty.....A letter from Buda-Pesth con.
firms the reports Of the destructive character
of the recent storms, and says twenty-eight
bodies have been found, while over one
hundred people are missing. The destruc-
ton OF property on the mountain slopes
was fearful. No villas Oh the upper ground
entirely escaped. Hundreds Of people are
destitute and homeless. Subscriptions have
been opened, and relief been literally given.
The Carlist General Dorregaray is actively
pursued by the Alfonsists. 1t is believed he
will attempt to take refuge on French terri
tory. Among the prisoners taken by the
AlfOnsists ut Cantarieja are Brigadicr Gen.
eral and one hundred and seventy officers.
The London Times Madrid dispatch says
events of great importance are looked for.
An official dispatch gives the following de-
tails of military operations "The
fighting Wednesday, near Nancares, in
the Province of Alava, lasted six hours. The
Carlists under PeruIa and Don Carlos num-
bered eighteen battaliOns of infantry, twelve
guns, and four hundred and fifty cavalry.
Their loss was one hundred and forty killed,
many wounded, and number taken prison
ers. The Alfonsist General, COntreras, tu ice
brilliantly charged the Nayarres with eighty
lancers, sowing death in their ranks and
creating panic. The railway between
VittOria and Miranda has been restored, and
that between Valencia and Vinaroz will
shortly be reopeDed. General Jovella is mt
MOrella, Province of Castellon de Ia Plana.
Weister's division is endeavoring to overtake
DOrregaray. lie has orders to Immediately
attack if it comes up with him. All fords in
the River Gallego in Aragon are guarded"
1.-THE Carlists have retreated in disorder
toward Amezcoas. Generals Quesada, Iona,
and Tello are pursuing them. General Que
sada's victory at Nanclares prevented the
Carlists from invading Santander and AS
turias......The electoral struggle is beginning
in Bavaria. There is great excitement
between the Ultramontanes and Nationalists
Much importance is attached to the result |
The NOrth-German Gazette denounces the
violence of the Ultramontanes, and warns
them that victory on their side will |
The floods at Liseux have subsidized, and |
workmen are clearing away the debris. The |
damage is estimated at SS0O,000.....A very |
passionate debate is expected i'm the Assem-
bly, when the committees report recon-
mending the annulment of NJ. Burgoyne's
election in Nievre comes up. M. Rouher
intends to speak. He will insist on the
legitimacy of the hopes entertained by the
of the restoration of the empire,
and predict their ultimate realization. ........
A steamer from Panama brings later de-
tails of the great earthquake in South Amer
lea. Cucuta is in ruins, not single house
The killed are calculated at
i've thousand. Rosario, San Antonio, Epa-
chuO, San Juan de UrenO, San Cayetand, San
CristObal, Tariba Labatera, La Grita, and the
villages are in complete ruins. Sal
izan suffered severely, and the adjoining
country is nearly devastated. Chinacota,
iagO, Callindo, and Gramelote have also
been great sufferers. The number of the dead
N Cucuta is calculated at three-quarters of
he entire population. Thieves and robbers
swept down on the Inflated city, and hardly
, single safe has been saved from the Gus
om-house. Pillage is general. The store.
house ut Puerto de Los CachOs was sacked
md burned by bandits. In Piedecuesta the
Town Hall is destroyed, and in Pamplona
he Cathedral is in ruins. The Venezuela
de has suffered if possible, more severely
han the Columbian. Ten thousand dollars
we're sent from New York for the relief of
he sufferers.
An official dispatch sent to Madrid, says
bat General Delatre has driven Dorregaray
rom Torrecilla, Gura, Seste, and Boltana.
The Carlists resisted the Alfonssts stoutly,
nd lost many. They retreated to q valley
n Aran, in the Pyrenees. Gen. Delatre is
till pursuing them, and Gen. Martinez Cam
'os is making forced marches to join in the
'ursut.. The draft of the new Spanish
Constitution reported by the committee on
he 9Th inst, provides that the Senate shall
&c composed of three classes, viz First,
senator's by hereditary title; second, Sen.
tors elected by popular corporations; third,
enators nominated by the Crown. All
irandees of Spain receiving an income of
10000 and over are included in the first
lass......The Epoce reports that one thousand
artist prisoners have arrived ut Valencia
he populace threatened to lynch some of
he Carlist officers, and the authorities EN-.
arked them on q man-of.war to prevent
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