The Lake County star., 1877-06-07

Already the preehH tertan 1mim40rS ara
selecting guns and hshing tackle and will
recreate and rest at Burt's Lake in q sem
sible manner when their vacation comes.
NEWS! if9f
liah9su lS.ssSsd ulS...ss Ss.sds h RdMz ana tcout,b6i4
dull. Millers have been buying very
,sparingly at redneei Prices. Agricultuf-
al prospects there ands on the continent
are promising. Large shipments win be
smsde from Reyel, Russia. It's probable
that the large Quantities USUALLY shipped
from Odessa will be sent for shipment
f'9% ;g,,S S.lSc SI po1ts z. ,Ih0y &c H.. J,ml {,
cage, is still missing He's Hye ana p
bdfyeprs old, hes pight halt lazst 4yss
and . fair complexion. A reward OF $500
) iStambrook, one of sho Ohloo, Cal, rufs
fans who killed the Cinnamon there, was
gree, On Saturday. 2. James slaughter,
John Slaughter, Eugene Roberts and f.
J b. Oonysy, indioted on the same chargs,
then pleaded guilty ID murder IN the' e'sec-
|. The ssossAS bfsne tr,ssurj hss sailso
I'm 81, 100000 more 2Os.
Up to the present time about 81. .600. 900
lbs been deserved In legal tesidefs Sorsil-
yer held for the redemption Of fractional
currency.
A number Of prominent American
manufacturers Of machinery have pre-
sented applications to the state depart
Ment that some person may be authorized
by that department, without expense to
the government, to take charge Of Amer
lean exhibits of machinery at the Paris
exposition, and to receive from the presi-
dent some sort of semi Official sanction.
The horse Tenbroeck made the fastest
two-miie time on record on the course of
the Louisville Jockey club; viz: S:27i.
Fletcher Harper, senior mcmber Of the
hrm Of Harper Rrothers, of New York,
died pm the sSh. sseA eventy-twaIiiCi
The steamship City of Brussels, which
broke her main SHAFT when three days
out of New York, and on board which
were the American pilgrims to Rome,
arrived at Liverpool on the 20th.J bnl
The steamship San Francisco, running
between Panama and San Francisco,
struck an unknown reef and will prove q
total loss. The captain states that he had
steamed over the spot repeatedly, and his
only conjecturo is that the late earthquake
has upheaved the submarine rocks. The
passengers were all saved in the boats,
but with the loss OF their effects. The
cargoJwAs valued ct T50,Ood V.A y !
Gov. Cullom has vetoed the bill passed
by the Illinois Legislature. making silver
coin legal tender in that State. His rea-
clusively one for Congress to deal with,
and the thing proposed is Of very doubt
full advantage-indeed he thinks it would
place Illinois at very great disadvan-
iage. .t.Y ,;.-.
? Little Willie Dean, the Chicago lost boy,
was buried at Marshall, the home of his
grand parents, on Wednesday,: The sor-
row Of the parents IA aggravated by the
probability that the boy was murdered
by his abductors and his body thrown
into the water to avoid detection. tt
The decrease of the public debt during
the month OF May was e, ,984, IA. Taking
from this the amounts due the navy and
advanced to run departments for which
actual decrease WOULD bs sbouttb. .oO0.O 600.
Gen. Ord has been instructed to notify
the MEXICAN authorities that tf the Cove
lect the duty of suppressing outrages,
that duty will devolve upon this govern
ment, aud will be performed even IL It's
performance should render necessary the
occasional crossing of the border by our
troops. Gen. Ord is also directed that In
case the lawless incursions continue he
will be at liberty to use his own discretion
when in pursuit Of banda OF marauders,
and when bis troppe are either In sight OF
them or upon afresh trail, tOfollow them
across the Rio Grande, and to overtake
ar mn foh fhnpn vunII rotokn m
stolen property taken from citizens and
found q their hands onthe Mexican side
The Lake Shore Railroad has reduced
pssseugSr fates ffom iOhicaed b New
York to SIS, and to Boston $l6.
It turns out that McClelland, who was
killed In connection with the Chisholm
difficulty in Mississippi was q British
subject, and the British Government has
an investigation.
Particulars are published Of the wreck
OF the Steamer San Francisco. The COM
pany's officers avoid giving theories
concerning sthe rock on which the
ship struck. Passengers say there
was deep water al sroppd It. The
! Mexican gnnbopAt t. o,ticeFs say they
shock when the ship struck was Of about
thirty seconds duration. In q few min
utos after the striking tho boats were
cleared away without confusion and the
passengers seated In thehn ready for low
ering them. Full steam was put on,
about four miles from shore.
Tho boats were instantly lowered and
pulled for the beach. On landing,
out Of nine boats only one escaped upset
ting. The surf was rolling u or Is feet
~.-sxI .,,ct, Hr~<,~ Ext a. - -.~~.~-~-x-
were hurled ten or fifteen feet. Babes
were thrown from the arms Of their
mothers. Even garments and jewelry
were wrenchod from them BY the waves.
When the first boat touched shore, those
In It threw out q rope and ranged them
selves In line 70. help the next a0omers,
and this system Of rendering assistance
was followed until every soul was safe ON
land. One baby was rescued just before
rssors ne ws' ot ths so%s saes %s 70
caught nnder . boat and held there for
some time. but a. the next swell OF the
sea raised the Gran sho managed to es-
cape. There was no time for delicate
The men, knowing that the
safety 81 .dvos depended upon prompt
and vigorous action, handled children as
they would 70 many bags Of sand In at
70 launch . boet TO return 70 the
WOrk tn0 eSSletent-en8iu0or neO Icy
broken. Capt. W4ddel was tho last TO
leave the shfp, At o. clock In the eevenjng.
Only sbout fifteen feet Of the vessel then
remained above weter, the waves wash
ing over hor and Knocking her 10 pieces.
He with thirty-q qvej others came, ashore
with the life ran, which went over the
surf without oapsising. niz q ~ -.f,fg 1
A train wss wrecked on the LehIah
Valley rsilrosd Friday night Four pas !,
Dengor laden coaches were thrown from
Inc truuk into the oanal. Two woman
we're killed ana ~ lothnr pereorsssverely
lPJureo-' rtrf fsctvsr1k siSluer,f \
! CHARr.sTo1s, yuues {. Chief y uAtlce |
Waite last night suminoued the Jury in
ne EtisHton qese inSc oo4xt and bdnd,
N intssroeat!ns tnsa - tksy could
~ pf }bs eleven rersons chx1geg With
This WIS Abnef w. Axkin-
Ion, . man over sixty years old, who was