The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-24
as L was with difficulty that the Quebec was
enabled To Get throu0h

enabled to get through.
The Boston Erpress due at New York o
the night Of June 18th, ran off the trac
about six miles above the city. Two parlc
coaches were overturned, and number {
passengers quite severely bruised. Vic,
President Wilson was in the rear coach. an
escaped injury. Miss Annie Louisa Car,
the vocalist, was slightly hurt. Ex-Speake
Blaine occupied q seat in the first coach, an
received injuries which confined him to be
for day or two.
A dispatch from New Brunswick say
that John Bent, lighthouse keeper, II. Ray
worth, Geo. NJ. Trenholm, and T. C. Barnes
a merchant of Bay Vestes, were browne,
while crossing the Straits from Primo
Edward lsland.... The Coroner's jury in tn
case OF James NJ. Frawley, victim of tn
Lagrange street explosion at Boston. re
turned q verdict recently, laying the acct
dent to the careless or criminally intentiona
use OF some powerful explosive on the par
OF some one other than the proprietor O
the store.
James Baton fell from the cross.trees o.
the schooner Winslow, at Detroit, Mich. re
Gently, and was instantly killed. AT 8 d
M, June 10, a terrible explosion occurred a
session In a large two-story building on the
marshes near the corner of Kemble and
Farnham streets, used by C. f. Martin as =
mandatory of fireworks. Ten men and
boys were employed in the building at the
Time, only one OF whom escaped uniniurcd.
Without moments warning the building
Diew up with a terrific report, and con.
FUSED mass Of infammable material at once
took fire and was entirely consumed before
any assistance could be rendered by the
Fire Department. Six bodies, burned and
charred beyond recognition, were taken from
the ruins.
Items In General.
The twenty-third annual convention of
the International Typographical Union came
to close June II. The following were
elected officers for the ensuing year Presi.
dent, Walter II. Bell, Of Philadelphia; First
James Harper, OF Montreal:
second vice-President, c. +. Sheldon, of
Kansas City; Secretary and Treasurer, VIM.
II. Hutchinson, of Chicago; Corresponding
Secretary, WcS. Pride, of Wilmington, Del,
aware. Two beautiful floral gifts from the
Boston Reception Committee were presented
through the President to Mrs. Danielson.
delegate from the Woman's Union No. 4
New York City, and Miss Fenley, alternate
1eiegate, both OF whom made appropriate
responses. The convention adjourned to
Aoos III fhiiuueIpnla In 1876.
The steam yacht Octavio, built at CleVe.
and, in 1864, for T. w. Kennard, engineer
It the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
5 under surveillance in the port of New
ork, suspected of being fitted out to aid |
ne cuban lnsurgents......Th The trotting mare |
,oinnteer Maid, owned by Simon r. Bonnie.
I flushing, New York, and valued at
we've thousand dollars, was found in her
ASSURE, with her leg broken and she was
Charles p. Button, of Burlington
t., proprietor of the Newspaper Reading.
ooms, Union Square, New York, has sus.
ended payment, with liabilities at $55, 900
LIS failure was caused by depreciation in
II securities. lover one hundred of the
'ading citizens of Indianapolis, irrespective
! party, have rendered the Hon. John G.
ew, recently appointed Treasurer of the
nited States, a public dinner previous to
8 departure for Washington to assume his
fetal duty.
After long debate in the New Hampshire
ouse, resolution, reported by a majority
the Committee on Elections, that Raw.
ond and Harding, Democrats, are not en-.
led to seats, was passed-yeas 1873: NAYS
o..:...In the Maine Republican State Con.
ntion, which recently met at Portland, the !,
mmittees reported series of resolutions.
llch were adopted, and are strong in party l
ne. The salient points are as follows. I
lat the union of the States must be main.
hed at all hazards; that the governm mt q
tnat OF nation, not of cOnfederacy: I
~ iocai self-government in matters purely =
al, must be adhered to; that there can be !:
iegItimate conflict between the powers of :
} nation and of any State: that n sonnd q
rrsncy, based on coin and redeemoble in b
M, Is essential to the prosperity of the 81
opie, and that most kindly and fraternal n
ations should be cultivated between ali +
tions OF the country. Upon the first ballot =,
neral Selden Conner was nominated for "
vernon, receiving 497 out of 5O2 votes. Il
Court OF Appeals, at Albany, N. Y, has j
anlmously reversed the judgement of the G.
oreme Court in the case of William M. b
eco, ana has ordered his discharge. The o.,
lsion creates intense excitement. @
he recent Democratic Convention of W
10 nominated William Allen for Governor.
Samuel f. Cary for Lieutenant.G Gov. :.
or. The platform favors the protection on on
ne government to all citizens. witbont ie
ard to race or color, or previous cond;. OF
8 OF servitude; the Limitation of the CO
sIdents services to one term and salary re-
10000; no grants of land or money by if
government to railway, steamship, or of
= companies the extinction of the IN
tent national banks, and the establish. vi
It OF free banks of discount and depos;t co
under such regulations as the State pr
prescribe, and no paper currency ex. III
such as may be issued directly upon an
iaith OF the general government: the tire
ption OF legal tenders for all public dues do
Pt where respect for the obligation OF -,
racts requires payment i'm coin; the re. ei.'
nent OF all national bank circulation,
the issuing of legal tenders in their the
2; the complete separation of Church and wa
!, religious independence, and absolute wa
'om on opinion, equal and exact justice ma
reiigious societies, and purely secular gre
alton at the expense of the tax.payer g.
out DIVISION OF the school fund, etc. Zee
Notes from Abroad. ore
WIS has been received of terrible earth. bio
e In New Grenada. The destruction AIN
'reatest in the Valley of Cucuta, on the rem
zuela frontier. II is reportcd tba, CIV. ing
thousand lives were DESTROYED Inv the it d
lity. y WIZ did
eral bodies of persons who were pow
ned at the time of the wreck of the hou
ship Schiller have been recovered goh
the water. The faces and entire
u structure are greatly disfigured /.
ny instance, but the bodies are prob "A
hose of passengers. One BODY is that OF
vi man who had on pair of gray col. NOR
"A bill for the regulation n
press, which will soon be submitted ~
French Assembly by M. Dufaurc. Min. plac
OF Justice, is published. 1t declares extr
ate OF siege raised, and provides that wire
: -. on the form OF government and the picc
v mn.; sne republic shall be punishable shot
q Or more thsn ,or not less than two A n
N 800 to al oOo p.yu e%,.s, ana mes seed
ed to the publication of false news. TOO
petitions asking for notifications OF cana
institution. President MacMahon cJsiC
ed 81, troops at Longchamps. on TIC
ID, In the presence Of 100000 specta. INGs
A r,ox;.. p.a. ra.
14,h amd Lsa ,o teain arrived at Cork Spa,
'ple. The members Of the team are mov,
at their reception, which thew vasb
luite equal to the ovation given them w.,a
r departure from New York. 1.-The We. Wa~
House Of the Prussian Diet has adj. 'he
!, after finally passing the bill with. SCI
9 State grants from the Roman Cath. as FRI
'rgy, and reading for a second time He