The Lake County star., 1876-07-27


II Worth and Hudson streets, in Stapleton.
The yacht was towed to the beach, and the
bodies Of the Commodore and his wife were |
found, locked In each others arms..........
A frightful railroad accident occurred on the |
Pam Handle road, near Big Walnut Creek,
about eight miles east of Columbus, Ohio, q
few days ago. An extra train was coming
over from Newark with the passenger cars
to join an Odd Fellows excursion at Colum-
toned the train ran into hand
car, the engine and cars plunging down
an embankment of about fifty feet. The
track was torn up for about three hundred
Yards, many OF the rails and ties being
broken in pieces. The engine must have
turned over four or FIVE times, and is total
wreck. The fireman, David Reynolds, OF
Dennison, was instantly killed, and the en-
gineer, James Freeman, also Of Dennison,
was mangled in frighttul manner, and died
in a few hours. Mrs. William b. Sargent, OF
Newark, was badly bruised about the head,
and j. G. Taylor, Of Columbus, received in
ternal injuries. Several other passengers
were slightly hurt.......... The news OF Sitting
Bulls death has been confirmed.
Notes from ABROAD.
Thomas Wingate & Co., ship builders, Glas-
cow, Scotland, call meeting of their credi.
tors. They claim their assets will considera-
bly, exceed their liabilities, which are placed
at 100000. George & Richard Laxton,
printers, have failed. Liabilities, $4,000.
........Twe important South Wales collieries
have stopped at Acknowledgement Is an.
nounced that several detachments of
Egyptian troops have arrived at Constanti.
nOple. A telegram from the Governor OF
Bosnia officially reports the defeat OF the
Servians at Soutcbauiecha, as heretofore re-
ported. The Servians fled, abandoning their
arms, ammunition, and provision train: II
is officially announced that the Turkish
General, Selim Pasha, has gained an i'm.
portant victory over the Montenegrins, De,
tween Gatschko and Negesinje, and effected
a junction with the Turkish forces at
Nevesinje. An official dispatch from Nissa
announces the defeat of the Servians near
Churkeny, with considerable loss...-...
The London Standards Semlin correspond
ent has had an interview with the Revolu-
tionary Committee, who have removed to
Semlin from Bucharest. The members state
positively that rising of all the Bulgarians
Is thoroughly arranged, and will break out
Immediately after the first Servian victory.
.........L Letters from Alexinatz state that the
Circassians burned two Bulgarian villages
near Babing Lava, numbering all the men
and cutting the children to pieces. An Of
fetal report states that during the Servian
attack on Nova Varosch the Turks placed
Christian women and children in the in
trenchments and that many were killed by
the Servians......The sentences upon per-
sons tried in connection with the recent
outrage at Salonica have been increased.
The Chief of Police is degraded from his
rank and sentenced to fifteen years penal
seryitude. The commander of the Turkish
frigate is degraded from his rank and SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment; and the
I commander of the citadel to three years
confinement in the fortress.
The London StdnddrPs Vienna special
says During an earthquake, July II, the
movement of the earth was visible, church
bells were set ringing, and houses violently
shaken......The Turkish campaign seems
strictly defensive. The Turks have aban
doned their positions in Lower Herzegovina
excepting some fortified places and the
strongest block houses. Even the evacu
alton of Mostar seems contemplated......Th Th'
Turkish Minister at London has received tht
| following official dispatch from CONSTANT
nople, dated July AZ: Nafyz Pacha at
tackled the Servians yesterday. After an en-
gagement of six hours our soldiers captured
with the bayonet, the intrenchments occu
pied by the enemy, and defeated them com
pletely. We captured a large number o.
in advance of Suleyman Pacha the
Servians abandoned their intrenchments al
| Babine Glarzo and retired into Servia........
| The London Standards Constantinople cor
respondent telegraphs that the health oi
the Sultan causes great anxiety. He has
never recovered from the shock caused by
the suicide of the Sultan Abdul Azz, anO
the murder of Huzzin Avin Pacha, Minister
of War. He is mere wreck, and utterly
1 Co.. I.,es Il tsunl lxr do
clared that symptoms of softening of the
brain have appeared. He is in imminen,
danger. Personally, l believe his abdica
ton is very near at hand, and unavoidable
You may expect to hear at any moment thai
his brother, Abdul Hamid, reigns........Tht
London Ttmes's special from Parakin states
that the report of General Olympics, con
cerning the Turkish cruelties, says that tht
Turks have killed several hundred womer
and children. In Bosnia they are cutting
women and children to pieces, throwing
them in the air and catching them upof
bayOnets. They cut of the heads or nose!
of the dead and wounded, whereas tn,
wounded Turkish prisoners are treated LIKE
| Servians.
1t is officially announced that the Turks
attempted, on Monday, July II, to entel
Servia by way of Linbowja, but were re
pulsed. ..Servia is sending her last re
serve, numbering seven thousand men, t,
the front. Four thousand Egyptian ar,
leaving Salonica for the seat of war. Fiv,
thousand Softas also started from there
Roumsnia, in consequence of the remon
STRANGE of the Powers, only mobilizes TWEEN
thousand men.
Intelligence from Constantinople says tha
the leader of band of volunteers, whicl
| was ouiltv of committing outrapes in th,
neighborAood of Phillopolis, was hanget
July 10Th. Eighteen Servian battalions from
Thilschar, participated in the recent attach
on Osman Pacha's position at Izoor, befor.
reported. The Servians were repulsed will
great loss, abandoning FIVE cannons and ,
quantity of arms and ammunition. Thre,
thousand Servians have been defeated nea
Nicbgrael, in Bosnia, with a loss of thre
hundred. The intelligence that the Servian
have lost their positions around Nisch, i
confirmed.