The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-09
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A dispatch from Tucson, Arizona, reports
thata heavy meschapt Of Sthat place, named
GARLIC, naturalized citizen, went to Sonora
TO collect bills, but was arrested on charge
OF furnishing arms TO insurgents. He was
given trial, and was ordered to pay twenty
thousand dollars or be shot. A courier rode
three hundred miles to Tucson, raised the
money, returned and ransodhcd' GARLIC,
whose grave had already been dug. He has
arrived at Tucson. There Is great excite
ment over the outrage, and the roads are
lined with refugees fleeing from the i'm
pending revolution.
The following dispatch was received at
New York and circulated by Kiernan's news
agency:
SAN Francisco, Aug. $40 a. m.
Official information says that the Bank Of Cali
fornia will pay all liabilities aud business
guarantee fund Of COO 600 has been subscribed
by d. O. Mills James r. Keyne, Michael Reese, VIM.
Sharon and others; Everything quiet. ~
The same news agency has also issued an
ifornia. 1t says that Messrs. Mills, Reese,
Sharon, Keyne and Baldwin subscribed $l,-
600, 900 each for present needs, though the
banks assets are abundantly sufficient to
carry them through. Mr.. Sharon said he
would sacrifice his fortune of $4,000, 900
rather than have O stain rest on the name
Of VIM. c. Ralston. =,
NOtes from Abroad.
A special to the London Daily Necs from
Bourg la Dame, says the formal surrender of
SEQ d'Urgel occurred on Friday August 81
The citadel was handed over to the Alton
sists Saturday Fifty Carlists were killed
aud ono hundred wounded during the siege,
Eight hundred prisoners were taken, includ-
ing three hundred officers..... Another revo-
luton has begun in San Domingo. Ex-
President Baez has been proclaimed Presi-
dent by the revolutionists. The cities of
Sante Domingo and Puerto Plata remain
loyal to President Gonzales. Captain General
Valmaseda has sent Spanish war vessel to
protect Spanish citizens in San Domingo ..
A Berlin dispatch to the LONDON Times saws
force OF Russians has taken the field against
Khokand. The rebellion has spread to the
southern districts of Russian Turkistan. The
town of Khojend is in the hands of the
insurgents, whose priests are proclaim
ing holy war against the infdels.........
London dispatch says that the Scotch
express on the Midland Road collided with
an excursion train from Morecambe to Bed
ford, near Kildwick. Five persons were
killed and forty injured, several probably
fatal. .... The Ministerial Council at Madrid
has decided to send twelve thousand troops
to Cuba by September 20, and ten
thousand more in October. Transports to
convey them have already been chartered. .....
It is rumored that a majority of the jury of
the inquest was in favor of verdict of man.
slaughter against the officers of the Royal
yacht, which ran down the Mistletoe. $50. The
foot and mouth disease is spreading among
cattle in Cumberland and Aberdeenshire... =.
The Remington badge was won at Creed.
moor by 1. l.. Hepburn, defeating Fulton,
Yale, and Garfield, of the International
Rifle Team. Hepburn and Fulton each
made ninety-eight points, but the former
made the greatest number at long range. lie
was awarded the prize.
Seven thousand women and children are
fugitives in Croatia, in consequence of the
HerzegOvinian insurgents having burned the
towns OF FOcuiza and ROrito SEQ IL Ur-
gel has capitulated. The Alfonsst army oc-
cupy the forts. The garrison were made
prisoners of war, and taken to Puycerda.
The Bishop of SEQ d. Urgel was also taken
to Puycerda as prisoner of war.
A special to the London Times from Ber-
lin says: There is no doubt that all of
Northern Bosnia along the river Save is full
of rebellion. The fugitives who have sought
safety on Austrian soil number eighty thou
sand, and are mostly wives and children of
rebels who have deserted their villages and
made for the hills. In Herzegovina the in
surgents have formed National govern
ment under LynbObratisch. The insurgent
leaders have been assured by their Mon
tenegrin friends that very shortly all Mon.
tenegrO will come to their assistan ce .... The
Political Correspondence, of Vienna, SAYS
Montenegro has completed negotiations with
Turkey by which the former binds herself to
remain neutral between Turkey and Herze-
gOvina in consideration of certain territorial
concess,ons......L Late advices from the Eng.
lish govern 'nept polar expedition have been
received from West Greenland. The Alert
and Discovery have arrived ut Disco, after q
pleasant passage from England. Both sailed
from Rittenbenk, July II, for Upper Navik.
All were well. Preparations have been made
for pushing as far north as possible, in the
Alert, and for sledge expedition beyond to
the pole.
A private letter from Egypt reports great
confusion and excitement there in conse-
quence Of military preparations. Troops
are being dispatched. to the Abyssinian
frontier. At the same time the Khedive
expects call from the Porte for aid i'm sup
pressing the Herzegovinian rebellion. All
the officers on furlough have been recalled.
From London We learn that Caldwell &
Watson, East India merchants, have failed.
Their liabilities are estimated at four hun.
dred thousand dollars......A private dispatch
to New York City announces the signing of
treaty of peace between Colombia and
the insurgent coast States of South America.