The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-19

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est brick summer resort hotel In North
ern wisconsin, was blown down. Eight
persons are known to have been killed
and two are missing. Other buildings
were blown to pieces. The place u q to-
tai wreck. The saw-mill and store
were Totally destroyed. The tug Spray
and schooner are . totsks(rqehs The
school house and fiftoon ~ 1ousee
were blown down.. A k11g guq(
raised the depot and b!ewI3ss ~
track and prevented the pass IL
The bridge was dsmaGo ID ceds
The gale struck CoullS isvil3s nssf sho
Lucas farm, and passed elmost due south
east, taking In streak about forty rods
wide, and destroying In its course seven.
In Coullardsville and crops badly intur-
cd. The total loss " estimated At $780,
600.
!, Tsstsl s:I Ms:s
throuah . gorge OF Westfield River and
widened TO half . mile, Telling trees,
scattaring fenceA and damOliahipg build
ind, tntil ~ moo wea~e4pen1elI IL
n mr. NIL Ill., rs Idins az w.
which fell, crushing In the engine-house,
two men, one of whom was
severely hurt. Two men blowing saw
the storm coming and attempted TO reach
q barn near by. They md thelE n9rs4S
ynS % tho hsy
sight the barn was gone. A family Of
six persons in house heard whirring
noise, and knew nothing until they
found themselves on the floor several
rods nom the siteOf the mousse rTherest
of the building wss destroy ed.s Two
buildings and dozen barns were blown
down, and crops and trees much injured.
At Chicopee Falls the winds destroyed
several barns, sheds, and uprooted many
A dispAtch nom Lewiston says.s a.
courier express inst In from Col. Perry,
vino ewss en- route fos Howard With p
pack train and cscoft OF thirty men, says
That he was attacked on the 4th. Ten
sSle5 Wh SnS swS s,asas Ts = d kansa
wood. came TO the rescue and repulsed
the Indians. The Indians are In force
around Col. Perry and Capt. Whipple,
who have only force enough for de-
iense. F~.ty st{3f tt.
A three days battle with Indians near
the Cottonwood and Games prairie 10 of
icially reported, with partial snccees kon
both sides. Capt. Randall and sixteen
med we're cut OF from the main body by
10 Indians, but charged ! through them
and Joined the main body Of troops, Capt
Kendall and one man, D. II. Evans, being
Killed. They fought the indians On hour
after. he-charge, keeping them at bay I'M
III relief came.fgFfTtbsH fYnFA
The following are the names OF the
memora9les seyenteen: p; ii Randall
ID. HI. Hauser and Chas. Johnson, wound
ed, ID. P.fWilmott, j. 8. Ensly, Jas Blu
chapan, VIM. BeSmer, Chas. CeSe,t Eph.
Bunker, Frank Vaneise, G. M. Day, Geo.
higgins, A. ID. BARLEY, III. G. Johnson
and f. A. Fem.
When Baird and Morrill, left, the In
dlans we're m full possession Of Camas
Prairie, except Mount Idaho, Grangeville
and the camp at Cottonwood. Yesterday
several fires were seen in different direc-
tons, some about three miles from the
creek, and the appearances were that
houses, barns and haystacks were burn
ing. From Lapwai It Is reported that the
Indians crossed the Clearwater yesterday
at eleven q. m, near Kamaia, with stock.
Settlers are being plundered and robbed
on Cow Creek, on the Conville and Walla
Walla road. Forty to sixty volunteers
have gone from walls Walla to the scene
efshe difficulty.sg I'D
A great tempsrance convention under
the leadership q Dr. Il: A. Reynoldss Of
Maine; Fss4Ss lurBhy 5,, 8 Pe "a s,E!-
caeo. ard othefS. dommenced is session
T1s6ds0 mqsnin& md VIII cohtinae uAtn
Sunday niGhf, g Lake Rlnf, adelightfnl
retreat near Waukegan, on the North
western Railroad.
The Geoi gia constitutional convention
met at Atlanta on the 18th.
Gen. Clusters remains, and those of the
officers who fell with him, have been
taken to Fort Lincoln.
Six men died from the effect of coal
gas in the Brookfield coal mine, Wheat
land. Pa.
From Winnipeg, Manitoba, IL Is report
that a band of Sioux Indians forcibly
took quantity Of powder and ball from
traders near Souris River, and left i'm
mediately for the Black Hills. 4 -
At Montreal the Orangemen abandoned
their public parade on the 18th inst, and
held public services In some OF the church,
es, with picnics, dances, ETC., at various
places. They met at their hall, and a
motley crowd gathered In the vicinity.
At / o. m, q stranger wearing an orange
lily was shot dead on Victoria Square.
A man was killed on the steps Of Dunn's
store, where he had been pursued by the
crowd. Fifteen shots altogether were
fred. About half-past one two women
were standing on Victoria Square, one
with an orange lily In her bosom. The
other snatched at the lily, and the women
TO fight. A man in q check
suit interbred and fried y separate theP:
The people gstAerG eToend, a y ts rEh ,s
man with the checked suit being badly
rushed into an adjoining store
where he was followed. Several parties
endeavored to protect him and further
He was care-taker of the premises on
st. James street. Three persons are
wounded. the great lacrosse player,
Giroux, and a painter named Boone,
danger6usly The third, . woman, Is
xo6nded in, The leg. Hicks vas a Protest
ant. The riot occurred In an attack by
colors, while coming from church. Three
men. OF whom deceased wasone, attempt
ed to rescue them and they we're attacked
and pursued. They took refuge in the
store Of Dunn, where, II is qaid, Hicks
Aired a shot at the crowd, when revolvera
were turned upon him and some my
shots fired. g.i
Thomas Hackett Is the name OF one
who was killed. He.wss clerk here In
McKillop's commercial agency. He was
an Orangemsn, and returning from
church. j. r. Morrison, clerk IN Sims
provision store; Charles Boon, tailor.
and Edward Geraux, painter, were
wounded, though not fatally. ,
At Toronto the day passed off without
serious disturbance, nothing unusual oc-
curing beyond some one-throwing,
which did no damage ~ no"
At Philadelphia for the first time In
seypral wears the Orangemen failsd TO
Make their usual psradb.S Tue Aaeocia
lions, however, generally celebrated the
event by banquets, social gatherings and
excursions.
A dispatch nom Dublin dated the 18th
saws the anniversary Of the battle Of the
B6yno hss been extensiveiy celebrated
bv Orangemen in Ireland to-day, and
Passed OF without disturbances. 49,
A meeting Of white and black citizens
In the region known - the scene Of thu
eIection riot Last fall, near Charleston, 3
O.. was held on the nth inst, with view
to restore peace and harmony. Resolu
'fions were nnanimously adopted looking
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