The Lake County star., 1876-06-15

have operated at Chicago, and letters found
IN tn cir possession indicate that they have
done an extensive swiDdling business there
In various ways........ Willis and william
Gray, brothers, and Alexander Smith, were
dro owned at Neshanic, j. N, while bathing......
Co influential Bolt Works, have failed. Their
liabilities are $4,000; their assets $32 ,OC0.
During a severe thunderstorm lately,
Taylor Clemmons, q young man living with
his father, wealthy farmer, near Kansas,
Illinois, was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed. There was crisped line
along the spinal column, which the fluid had
followed.
A young letter-carrier in the Cincinnati
Postofice named George III. Frinlz COM
mitted suicide, q few mornings ago, in his
room on the corner of Ninth and Elm
streets, Cincinnati, by shooting himself
through the heart with revolver. He was
engaged to be married the night before the
suicide to an excellent young lady OF Gin
cinnati, whom he had left night or two be-
fore on the best terms. The cause OF his
suicide seems to be a mystery. A young
man by the name of Silsbee had committed
suicide in the same room occupied by Frintz
only two or three months before...... Mrs.
Tyrrell, while driving across the Lake Shore
Road, at Harbor Creek, Pa, the other after
noon, was struck by the fast mail and in
stantly killed. The horse was also killed,
and the carriage reduced to kindling wood.
1.-THE tug Tillinghast, while towing the
schooner Harrison into port at Erie, Pa,
caught fire when several miles out in the
lake and burned to the waters edge. The
| Captain and fremen jumped overheard and
| were picked UP by the Harrison. The loss
Is 5000; insured for $4,000.
| President William A. SteaSns, OF Amherst
College, died suddenly of paralysis of the
heart, on the evening of June S.....Advices
from Carson, Nevada, report that the anti
Coolie Clubs are demoralized by the arrest
of the leaders, who are in Jail, under mill
tary guard, and that no further disturbances
are probable. .....J ohm Cunningham, arrested
in Cleveland few months ago, on til
charge Of killing Mrs. Margaret Kays, a
Stewartsville, New Jersey, nine years ago
was on trial all one week i'll New York City
and Saturday night the jury returned ver
dict of not guilty. The testimony of on
witness went to show that the husband
Mrs. Kays was the murderer.
Notes from Abroad.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has telt
graphed the Turkish representatives abroa
as follows: "I hasten to deny the malevolen
, rumors circulated concerning the depOse
monarch's fate. Immediately after his az
. cesson, Sultan Murad Eflendi ordered hi
uncle to be treated with every consideration
and to receive all honors due his persoI
The pavilion belonging to the Tcheraga
:, Place, on the Bosphorus, has been assigne
| him as residence. 1.-The American res
{ dents in Paris have started subscription
raise funds for the celebration OF the Gel
tennial Fourth of July, and for placing
marble slab, with a commemorative inscril
:, ton, on the tomb of Lafayette.
u 1t is officially announced that the e.
u Sultan, Abdul Aziz, committed suicide q
; Sunday morning, June A, by opening Il
veins of his arm with pair of scissors....
! The Times correspondent at Paris says tn
:, the physicians of the British and 9TH
Embassies at ConstantinOple testify that Il
). late Sultan committed suicide by cuttir
i the arteries of both arms with pair
4 scissors. He died at the Tcheragar Pala'
4 at ten o'clock, Sunday morning, and w
buried in the tomb of Mohammed l
Sunday evening. A telegram receive
Sultan. stabbed himself with
dagger. 1t is generally remarked in Pan
g. as strange that Abdul Aziz, who had alwa.
e shown himself so feeble, should have su
G denly displayed SO much energy, and at Il
l. same time that his death was Of so little il
r. portance to any one that it seemed repu
If nant to attribute it to assassination. ......kii
A. Victor Emanuel has accepted the honora
y Presidency OF the Philadelphia commit
If for the erection OF statue of Columbus.
-. The DyoitS De DHomD,e says that the pI
r. posed sending of workmen's delegation
DR. Frenchmen TO the Philadelphia Exhibiti
il threatens to be a failure, as scarcely I
le thousand dollars have been collected, viii
=. will barely suffice for twenty-five delegate
a There is report that the Russian army
v. marching to the frontier. When it arriy
d. at Pruth the Servians will commence host
e. ties. IAN American whaler has rescued
I'd gang of prisoners from Western Austral
The colonial government steamer Georget
n. employed in carrying mails to hi
,e Georges Sound, was armed and dispatch
after the vessel. .... The successful cOmps
'o tors selected to represent New South Wa
,t- at the forthcoming international rifle mat
u at Philadelphia are Captain j. j. NJ. Smi
st. ID. Gee, s. Lynch, Maddocks, and j.
IN Slade. They leave by the June mail steam
de .....Mexican advices say that the Insurge
e, have suffered reverses everywhere, and th
ed sympatbizers are rapidly decreasing in nu
he bers. Gen. Alatore gained great victt
'rt on May 20, in Oaxaca, over the revOluti
VS. ary forces. The latter lost nearly two tho
tie and in killed and wounded, and many p
oners, among the latter Gems. Mier, Ter
and Zamcona. The government casualt
were six hundred killed and wound
n Among the latter was Gen. Corella.
od Federals gained another important vict
a. i'm Tlaxco on the 2Sth.
la A rumor prevails in Europe that
-, eldest son of the late Sultan has commit
az suicide.... London Times'S Berlin
w. patch says that Austria has determined Il
ik she will not now oppose Russian politics
nd the East. The Prince Of Montenegro
bv openly assumed the command Of the
IN. surgents. He has issued written instructi'
it. to various rebel chiefs, and is concentrate
of all his forces in the neig hborhood of =
nv goritza. The Russian official telegram C.
an firms the reports that the insurgents
IL determined to refuse the armistice. G
-. Tchernayeff, writing from Belgrade to
ed Kuski Mir, states that the Servian ar
i'm consists of one hundred and twenty-f
of thousand men, and the militia of one h
,as dred thousand more. The Servians are c
ed vinced that war is a moral necessity.
le. Miletics, the leader of the Servisn MbeI
ed in Hungary, in an editorial published in
at ZaStdUa uses these Words 1--WE are spe
". ing deliberately when we assert that
st' vian war against the Turks is now more
10. solutely certain than anything else in
ed world" .........George Sands, the Frer
rs, authOress, is dead.
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