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don, LudingtOn, Mich, keeps constant
ly on hand all kinds of Sewing Ma
chine Fixtures. IL General Agent for
the New Wilson Underfccd Sewing
Machine; the best machine in the
world. VIII sell Good Machn. for
$50. Agents wanted in every town.
lie is also, agent for the Geneva, y.
V, Nurseries, and is prepared to fill all
orders for Fruit Trees, Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs AMI Vines. Mr.. l.. is Il
citizen of Lu,lngton, is well known,
and we think may safely be relied on
for fair dealing. If
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Aliens LiUer Pills

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costiucnts Of each organ by their action tho liv
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their strengthening aud nutritious principles arc
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Official Paper Of the County.

TO ADvERTISERS:- The STAR
is noae The only Paper printed an
Lake county, circutdtcs to csc'J part
gifts territory, rendering ii desir =
able advertising medium.
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TAE,so EyyEcr SUNDAY, DEC. 10, 1870.
TRAJN, GOING NonTII.wrsr

Connections made at Toledo with heLake Shore
4 Mich Southern Il X for Cleveland and Chicago.
and with the C II & d for CINCINNATI and the
South. Also, with the 7 W q w II X to and fres
Michigan Central Railroad. for Chicago and local
points East and west and at Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
Lansing 4 Lake Michigan n u; at Holly with the
Detroit 4 Milwaukee. At Flint with the Chicago
Lake Huron. AT East Saginaw with j L a =
Division Of the Mich. Centrai. At Bay City with
} l. q and 4 b Divisions Of the Mich Cent
At Reed city with the Grand Rapids q Ind. n fsv
the North and South. And at Ludington with
Steamers for Milwaukee, Pentwater, Mauistss,
Franz OF &C.
SANFORD KELLER, Asst Sup't.
il NoURsE, (irn'l Ticket Ag't.
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Land For Sale.

Ifa purchaser IL found between this date
and the first Of May next, the 10 acre lot know n
as the East u of tile Southwest u OF Section -
In Weber township, will be sold for 81 PER
acre. 1t Is good "plains" land, and free from
given on day Of sale. Enquire Gf or address
{. X. RADcIhFF, Baldwin, Mich.
Jan. 10th 1877
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The electoral commission has de-
cided in favor of the Hayes and
Wheeler electors in Louisiana.
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Chemical Fire EXtingliSherS
Clubbing Rates.

To those desiring to club with
this paper and another publication,
we will furnish the STAR and
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Aliens Pile Ointment,
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Price 10 cents n box. or six boxes for A. co. n
your druggist or store keeper dos not have it, NC
will forward half dozen 10 any address receipt
ofprcc.
Prepared only by
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N. J. AKIN, M. D.
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A DOCTOR WHO CURES!
TOO LATE! DIED THROUGH NEGLECT!!"

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Market.

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baldwin, Feb. 90, 1877.
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AMERICAN MEDICINE co.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-06
CUBA.

RELEASE OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FoR FRAUD
ANTICIPATED RESIGNATION OF JovELLAR-A
DEMAND FOR FIFTY THOUSAND MORE TROOPS
TO SUPPRESS THE INsuRREcTIoN
KRY WRsr, Fla, August 8, 1871
The following news has boon received from Ha-
vana:-
Tho lust Spanish mail brought order for tho re-
lease OF the persons imprisoned for frauds In she
tntendenciG Dstsdr This blow in The face OF
Captain General Joveliar and sanctles the frauds
committed under tho Va mlseda and Concha admin-
istrationA Rumors are current that Jovear will re-
sign and be succeeded BY General Blanco.
MORE TROOPS WANTED
Martinez Campos has sent dispatches TO the KING
explaining the situation Of tho campaign, and stating
that the insurgents well supplied with ini0rma
ton by ypos and their facilities Tor dsbandng when
pursued such that 1t takes 500 soldiers look after
ten Insurgents. General Campos therefore requires
$4,000 moro troops TO crush the insurrecton Campos
tnrhor says tho insurgents will only surrender on re-
ceving thor independence ana recommends the Span
ish government to adopt one proposition the other.
great many sick soldiers have arrived at Havana
from the Interior
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OysloE OF TIE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFrcKR
HAspiSGroS Augcst 6-l A. II. J
Indications
For tbs Lover Lake region, the Mddlo States and
Now Euglend stationary or falling barometer south.
west winds, partly cloudy weather and local rains.
For Monday, In the South Atlantic and Gull States,
rising barometer, Increasing northeast 10 southeast
winds and warmer. clear weather, with local rains,
will prevail, except possibly, cooler weather IN Tho
interior.
For Tennessee and Inc Onto Valley, stationary, fol-
lowed bv falling barocser erly winds and cooler
followed by warmer, clear weather, and occasional
local rams.
For the Upper Mississippi Ind Lower NJ issoa,i val
legs, warmer southeast winds, followed by colder
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather, numerous
loca! rains aud rising barometer
For tho upper lake region, falling followed by rising
barometer. southcrly winds, veer to westerly ard
warm, clear, followed by cooler cloudy weather and
local rains
Tho rivers will continue slowly falling
Reports are missing from greater portion OF the
upper lake region and the Northwest
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FIRE RECORD.

nro broke out on Saturday evening al No 103 Elm
street. building owned by John Jay, and occupied by
j. L. Spatt rs wood bracket factory. The total
damage to building and stock was $1,000. A second
Gre In the same building occurred at three A. N. ycs
terday, but was put out without any further damage
GROVE
AT eight A. NJ. yesterday fire discovered In the
two story brick building No. 10 Grove street, occupied
by Mary Patton and owned by Trinity Church. The
building was damaged $500.
BEDFORD STREET.
A fire occurred ut No. 20 Bedford street at twcnty
minutes OF nine A. N. yesterday. The building a
three story brick structure, occupied py August
Frank as a dwelling, aud tho flames damaged the
clothing Of Frank about S25
AvExuE.
Herman Blow discovered anh put out fro at ten A.
Yesterday in the sore Of the two story brick !ene.
street. The damage WAS slight.
IL GhE:SwiCH sTnEhr
An awning at No 235 Greenwich street caught fire
at twenty minutes oil three NJ yesterday. II was
municatcd IRON sparks from engine Elevated
Railroad. Damage abo;t $50.
IN kiCHrH AVENUE
lrc discovered at quarter OF Two yesterday ON
tho roof Of the one story brick In the Of No
778 Eighth avenue The damage which was small
was fully covered by insurance.
IN BROOKLYN
Ore broke out IN small franc house on ST.
Marks place, near Buffalo avenue, Brooklyn, Sat
was owned by James Freeman. Tho loss Is about
500 The origin OF the lrc Is unknown.
~ NEWARK
Last evening, III Newark, the leo cream saloon No.
4Sl Broad street was destroyed by 1ro. Loss, $500
~ RAYoSNE
nro broke out in Bayonnc late Saturday night be.
tween Thirteth and Thrtyhrst Streets and resulted
the entire loss OF throc buildings Tho total loss
amounts to nearly $4,000 The 1re whom first discOv.
ered was under good hesdway and one OF the buildings
was entirely destroyed before any OF the nro
madc their appearance
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w A SHIN GTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

wAsnisGroS, August s. 1871
THE LABOR QUESTION IN THE PREsIDENT's
FORTHCOMING MESSAGE PRO POSITION FOR A
VIEWS OF MEMBERS OF THE CABINET.
A considerable portion OF the Presidents Message
upon tho assembling OF Congress VIII bo devoted to
consideration of the labor question IL is known that
ut the numerous Cabinet meetings held within tho
past two weeks this subject has several Instances
been discussed to the exclusion Of all other maiiera
Several members Of tho Cabinet known TO DO IN
favor OF tho passage Of Law providing for tho organ
izstion OF commission which shall have q duo
regard Tor the interest OF all concernedproduccrs
merchants, railroad employees and capitalistsso that
on any question fair compromise may be effected.
member OF the Cabinet In recent conversation
spoke Of this plan and argued that Congress has tho
right pass such law under tho clause of the coust.
futon authorizing that boty 20 regulate commerce
with foreign nations and among tho several States and
with tho Indian Tribes. He further argued that the
theory upon which government Is founded is one
OF compromise He thought Congress In its wisdom
would devise proper manner tor tho appontmcn OF
this commission that It should not be open to undue
innucncss but DO composed Of persons representing
all Interests no did the federal government
having complete control ofthe matter because It has
been proposed to have q Bureau Of Industry. Ho
thought this would fail effect the object desired TO
the satisfaction Of all concerned Besides such plan
would be- open to tho objection Of consolidating the
business interests OF the country In tho general gov
ornmcn and would DO In opposition to representa-
tive system OF government
Another point referred to In the conversation was
the fact that representative commission might DO
vested with power to examine INTO the desirabty Of
chsrtorlng now railroads, that II might require certain
conditions TO DO fulfilled " establish reasonable
Certainly that projected road would DO rcmuncratve
AMI that the company would have means pay Tor its
construction and thus avoid disastrous failure
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LONDON GOSSIP ABOUT AMERICANS.
THE THANKS WHICH MINISTER pIERREPoN's
''MANAGRMENr" OF GENERAL GRANT

THE THANKS WHICH MINISTER PIERREPoN's
''MANAGRMENr" OF GENERAL GRANT
[FromJtne London World
The New York papers adopting toue In refer.
to General Grants recent visit London which
Il Is hard to understand. / learn Tor tho first time
from these journals that the ex-President rudely
treated here He persistently .'snubbod. and It
required all the ingenuity and devotion OF 'Mnistor
Picrrepont" to protect him from open insult read
IN one paper, "whcn Grant and Pierrepont went TO
Windsor tho Queen kept them waiting for hours, and
At her convenience received Grant . simple Amori-
citizen" The Prince OF Wales nado him s.ne in
to dinner the bottom OF the line II appears then
that we havo only succeeded III lending Am er.
can friends ny our reception Of General Grant From
whom do tho malicious reports above referred pro-
coed " Certainly not from the ex-prcsidcnI Is 1t
possible two Of my New York contunpora-
rtes nsinate tant thoy como from minister Piore-
pont9"
WHAT Is HIS NAME.
Apropos OF O very Offensive sign which Jew tailor
IN Piccadily has displayed In 'front.' OF store beg
TO bring to tho knowledge OF my American friends the
fact that II Is the fault of their counirymcn that
their commercial good name omctimes brought
disrepute. A we'll known furniture maker OF oxford
street hns expensive bedroom In his show
rooms which specially ordered, some time ago, Ivy
90 American, who has never since been heard or I
have riond who suffered to still greater extent An
American, living OF the historic houses Now
YORK State. called upon him and borrowed ca 600 In
hard money, and has never returned shilling,
answered single application which has been addressed
understand the elect when such transactions these
inevitably produce
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the war In fast assuming character OF savage cru
city which threatens to make 1t q war OF extermi-
nation for all the Inhabitants OF the territory In
voved whether Christian or Mohammedan.
THE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA.
In Asia the intention or the Russians to advance
from Ardahsn, as reported last week, Is confirmed
by the news that their outpOsts have already
pushed on as far as Pennek. At the same time
another division il marching to Ardanusch which
commands the road from Batoum to Olti third
column OF apparently fresh forces is occupying the
line OF the Adjara River, south OF Batcum. This
points to an evident intention 70 advance possibly
on Erzeroum, or to carry out wide, sweeping
flank and rear movement on Mukhtar Pachas army
before Kars which will be covered by attacks In
'front.' conducted by Melkofi's forces ut Kurukdara,
supported by General TergukassofY who Is believed
TO be somewhere on the river Araxes, south Of
Kars.
THE RUSSIAN PLAN.
The latter plan is more probable than an advance
on Erzeroum, Ii indeed the whole movement on
Olti Is not fent to distract Mukhtar's attention
from what is going on in front, but as the fcint
might be converted into real attack, Mukhtar can
not afford to ignore 1t. He will, therefore, be
forced to detach o considerable number OF men
from the main army to guard the base OF the tri-
angle formed by Ardahan, Kars and Oltl, while the
Russians are able to direct their operations from
tho apex Arabian against any portion OF the base
and assisted by General Tergukass0n cut Mukhtar's
communication with Erzeroum and force him to fall
back upon or into Kars.
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INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUPERINTENDENT sMYlH IN EXPLANATION OF
HE LAW.

FAULTY LEGISLATION OF THE PAST WINTER
SUPERINTENDENT sMYlH IN EXPLANATION OF
The LAW.
ALBANY, August 6, 1877.
The insurance legislation OF session was not re.
murkably effective, aud some Of the best measures
intended 10 prevent tho frauds that then be
Indigenous to insurance companies proved nearly
aborvo by of the incohoronce OF their dicto
Among these chapter 2l act ITO prevent the max
ing or PUBLICATION Of fuse deceptive statements In
relation 10 the business OF Gre insurance" which re-
quircs almost complete change OF wording OF tho
signs circulars cards, policies and advertisements Of
IRE insurance companies which Is worded such
general tha. hardly any companies in tho
State would DO able ordinarily to FOLLOW It's provisions
In the way.
CIRCULAR SUPERINTENDENT.
Superintendent Smyth consequently deemed It nee
essary, numerous inquiries have bean made him
and the law goes INTO elect on Wednesday next, 10
issue tho following c!rcuar:-
srAIE OF NV YORK, Insurance. DETACHMENT
albany, August d, 1877. I
To THE OFFICERS AND Agents or tiRx lSsuKAScK Cox.
In view Of the inquiries that have made
81 ths u1s 10 Of chapter
making and publication OF false deceptive statements In
dent deems publish his views
requirements Of the act mentioued:-
reprssenny amounts not entirely available Tor tho
ment oil lire losses must be removed.
SondAll signs cards bloers letter Sheets Hopes.
policies. certificates OF renewal public
&c, Ic purporting vet forth any
the nsncisl condition Of and issued
cuiacd alter this date must contain ~ least thrce Items
viz. =:
Assets available for nre losses, g..
Capita stock paid In, s..
Net surplus basis OF al .etA minus total
bics including capitaD 8.
Provided that companies may state in singe item
scted TO policies and certificates Of renewal tho
capital W present authorized by their charters The
Items given above with the
ment fled with tho department
Thydsens issued and placed In after date must be
chsnued whom tho statements 6ied here after
liabilities both, than Is exhibited BY
nov hc YOnrs, very respectfully
JOHN T. SMYTIl, Superinten dent
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DENIAL OF TURKISH oUTRAGEs

4 STATEMENT PURPoRT1NG TO HAVE BEEN RE-
cR1vED FROM coNsTANTINor1E LAST NIGHT
CORRECTING AN ASSERTION IN YESTERDAYS
HERALD.
The following has been received from the Turkish
Embassy norr
1.-THE Legation OF Turkey 10 authorized to declare
that the report that the Russian wounded killed
on the battlefield of Pievna 10 wholly false"
RAPID TRANSIT or DENrAIs.
1t will be remembered that the statement that the
made by the HERALD SPECIAL correspondent who de-
clares that he heard tho ruess cries for mercy. In
this connection the official report Of the Grand Duke
Nicholas she trsachery of the Turks the Shipka
Pass, dated July rs. is worthy Of study
In the Shipka Pass. when the Turks, ON the 18th
nst attacked from tho southern side, and found
impossible to continue the defence they hoisted the
white flag. Tho Russian troops at ceased firing,
and the thirteenth and Fteen ID bataions Of rnemen
advanced to take possession OF the but
shot and rfes which indicted very losses upon
them
On the,following day, when General ScobeloH occu-
pied The position the Turks hisi abandoned, he found
by the sale OF Turkish wounded heap OF heads
OF Russian soldiers who had been wounded and taken
tary attaches and the correspondent Of the Times
called upon to certify 70 this faca.
With regard to the cruetes with which tho Turks
charge the Bugarians how the Mussulman au-
th0rties, who take TO flight the approach OF the
Russians, testify to sucn occurrences?
Did the Turkish Embassy at Washington communal
cate with Osman Pacha's camp at,pievna yesterdayS
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.


THE DREADFUL FAMINE IN INDIA--aENERAL
GRANT IN ITALY.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August o, 1877.
A Calcalta correspondent summarizes tho latest
intelligence of the situation in the famine
sricts from oncia reports as followsrbe prospects
for the harvest somewhat improved. but ON tho
whole gloomy, rain rs generally insufE cent Very
severe distress will probably continue Tor somo
months longer 1t must not DO supposed
that famine is Imminent elsewhere than in
Madras.
GENERAL GRANT.
Ex-Presidsnt Grant arrived at Psllanaa, Lago Mag.
giore. yesterday He will leave to-day for Lake Como
stopping at Bsllagio
JUDGE SHEA MARQUIS rALLxfRAND
Chief Justice George Shea, of the New 70
Marine Court, while passing through rou.
de rallcyrand PerISord. Tho invitations state
that the object of tho dinner render homage
the sympathetic American nation. The principal
notabihties Of tho town wore present The speeches
very cordial in spirit. The republican papcrs
mark. however, that tho reactioaary sub-prcfect
Gently appointed by Minister FourIou declined tho
Invitation to the dinner.
AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
A despatch from Alexandria states that convention
between England and Egypt for the suppression Of tho
slave trade has been signed.
PATCHING UP BoSAPARTIsr sQUABBLEs
Paris telegram states that 1t appears certain that
IN amicable arrangement least outwardly, been
effected between the heretofore opposed sections Of
the imperialist party, the adversares Of NJ Rouher
having submitted his and direction of affairs
for the present