The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-26

western Items.

ing arisen between them and the Viii,
settlers of Idaho and Eastern Oregon. In
Indian Bureau has sent a special Commi
sion to them, with a view 10 settling ali que
lions In dispute. 1t will avert furths
nou0ie; Inc commission consists OF GEL
his adjutant; William Stickney. Secretar
OF the Board OF Indian Commissioners;
u Jerome, OF Saginaw, Mich, and probabl
"A. y. barstow, Of Providence, r. l., the la
yer Two being also members of the Board {
Indian Commissioners.
Inc st. Paul Pioneer-Press special frol
Bismark says that the Indians at Standin
Rock have signed the treaty, relinquishin
the Black Hills. The treaty was SO far mod
NED as not to insist on their removal to th
Indian Territory. The troops intended Il
the expedition went into camp temperate,
General Sturgess is en- route to ioin his reg
ment and will probably command the e,
petition, unless General Terry goes i
person. e
Southern Items.
George Smoot, white, and Isaac Howell
coiored, were killed, and Ben. Ford. co
ored' fatally injured, by an explosion q
iour boilers at the Carbon Hill Coal Mine,
SS;oycniand County, fourteen miles fror
richmond, Va. The cause of the acciden
was careiessness in allowing the water il
the boilers to become exhausted, and turn
ing on great stream of cold water. Their
were thirteen boilers about the mines
several buildings in the vicinity wer
wrecked. No one in the mines was hurt.....
A company Of the 18th United States In
fantry proceeded to Cainhoy, s. c.. and en-
camped at the village, relieving the guar,
from Charleston, who had remained Their,
DAY and night Tor month. InsurrectIoni
there. 'f'-'''
Disasters by Firc.
The most destructive fire which has Wis.
TIED Louisville in many years occurred at
one O'Clock, on the morning of October II.
The flames were discovered in Hecht &
Harris's clothing house. Thence they com.
municated to Davis & Harten's liquor
store, Carson q Daniels's grocery, A. lie.
voy's clothing house. All these establish.
ments represent large wholesale firms, and
were in one block, owned by Messrs. Throner
Co., OF Cincinnati. The flames snread
across the street to another block, damaging
severely Alexander's hotel, Geo. r. Weeks
Co., tobacco and cotton dealers, and c. G.
Clevers, hardware. The Falls CITY Furniture
FACTORY and other houses were also dam.
aged. The loss will exceed six hundred
Thousand dollars, with very heavy insurance
as yet unattainable.
.Itcms IN General.
The schooner Maggie Hunter, Captain
Nixon, OF Toronto, coal laden, is reported TO
have gone down with all hands during her
passage from Oswego to the port of Toronto.
Ihe vessel was valued at ten thousand dol.
lars, and was uninsured. zee. Martin f. Tim.
per, poet and philosopher, arrived in New
YORK, October 10, after a stormy passage
from England...... The following are cor.
rected and complete majorities on Congress-.
men In Indiana: First District, B. S. Fuller.
democrat, 1000; Second District, Thomas
4. COBB, Democrat, 5000; Third District.
George A. Bicknell, Democrat, 5, 100: Fourth
District, Leonidas Sexton, Republican, 317:
Filth District, Thomas Browne, Republican,
l,6o0; Sixth District, Milton Robinson. Re.
publican, 5O2; Seventh District, John
Hanna, Republican, 900; Eighth District
Morton Z. Hunter, Republican, 1,OSO; Ninth
District, M. d. White, Republican, 1850:
Tenth District, w. II. Calkins, Republican,
l,ooU; Eleventh District, j. l.. Evans, Re.
publican, 1000; Twelfth District, A. II.
Hamilton, Democrat, 6,4OO; Thirteenth
District j. III. Baker, Republican.
1000 Democratic majority, 5000.
I Inc steamboat Express train from Fall River.
Tor Boston, came in collision, recently. with
local freight train at Randolph, Two en-. |
gines OF the steamboat train and the engine
Oh the freight train, with the baggage and |
craze cars were completely wrecked. One
fireman was killed, and engineers Deerow
ana Crosby, and passengers John Nayle and |
ames M. Watson, of Boston, severely in.
lured: A special from Boston, about the |
collision on the Old Colony Railroad. saws
That the engineers and firemen of the three
locomotives were killed. Reports of the
lccident created the utmost excitement in
Boston, and the Old Colony depot was
'hronged all forenoon by friends Of incom.
ns passengers. The train was made up of
'wenty cars hlled with Eastern people re.
urnipg from Philadelphia. The freight
rain should have been on the siding and
vas backing up to take its proper place at
he time of the collision.
An old man named Trim, living at Bucks.
ord, Maine, and his daughter and grand.
laughter were brutally murdered on the
ath, oy some unknown person orebersons.
ne supposed object OF the murder was
money. The charred remains of Trim were
ound in the debris of his carriage.Louse'
pnich had been burned over the BODY to
noe the crime. ......... Official count of the
arkansas State election, completed. shows.
'allots voted. 10S,604; Miller, Democrat
eceiying a majority of 33,092 over Bishop'
Worth DesbIer'
ashler OF the Franklin National Bank,
oium6us, Ohio, committed suicide at his
ome In that city, in the presence of his
lie, by shooting himself through the heart.
omestic difficulties were the cause. M
eshler was about twenty-six years of age. !
ad . man of upright principles. 80
ne dead body Of Henry Shaeffer. a cattle |
caller, aged fifty-eight, was found in the |;
GODS near Pittsburg few days since. The {
'naition OF the corpse gave evidence Of "a T
readini murder, the head having been :
out OF all shape, the pockets ritied. a
ia portion of the clothing carried away, =
enry Lenkner, partner of the deceased,
as arrested......T boiler of the steamer y
atamoras exploded near Morgan's Point y
aiveston, Texas, recently. Three of the \
ew were killed and two wounded. After !,
explosion the boat was totally destroved =
nre; Loss twenty thousand dollars. i'm. ~
'ured: 1.-The question of allowing the |.
I'm exhibition Building to remain per. "
Inentiy In Paramount Park, Philadelphia. "
oeen under discussion. It was agreed to a.
Po az. COMMITTEE to meet che citizens n,
the Committee and Centennial Commits VI
OF Councils to further discuss the mat. -,
5000. since the surrender of Tweed some y,
ormal action has been taken with n view n'
ties and Spain. 0Ai'eo tn
The reports to the Department of Apri. n n
ture, Indicate reduction of the con. m
ion OF cotton during the month of SEN. fir,
lber in the ten principal cotton States wi
m an average of 92.3 to sac Tha III
Tres for the condition of States are no foI' of
g: North Carolina, "a South Carol;ns so. is
'rgia, So; Florida, so; Alabama 20. #!
sissippi, 49,; Louisiana, 80; Texas. %. dr.
'ansas, SO, and Tennessee, The Ne
nd Encampment of Odd Fellows met 81, fee
hville, Term, October 16, and adopted a an
constitution, the principal feature Of Die
ch elects representatives for two wears
cad OF one. ''' ha
complete and classified list of the newly an,
ted members of the Indiana Legislature an' '
,blished, footing up as follows: Repub. bat
90; House, 53-76. Demo. fra
Senate 25; House, 44-69. Inde. l
ients-Senate, Q; House, "a. Repnbli. and
majority on joint ballot, 2........ Samuel nea
lers was arrested a few DAYS since Inc
philadelphia, charged with being con. and
Q his arrest he has stated ,has h soss. bod
xuh l. - t.