The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-26


The Flint Globe estimates the value Of
he wheat crop in Genessee county, at i.
present market prices. ct u 100000.
GENERAL NEWS.
IN .-- a gsf.~
Up to the evening of the 10th subscrip-
ions to the new loan aggregate $6S, Co.,
BOO, of which $6S, 000. 900 were through the
syndicate and s5, COX, 900 through the
TfeASufet Of the Omitted STATES ard ASisl-t
ant Trsaauref: Much AiM0i!tYh.s Desni
and many who offered greenbacks for
the bonds were compelled to go away
without subscribing, not being able TO
get coin for the reQpired9per cePt fe1
posit on subscripti6b. StkS sts
Ten millions more of the $40 bonds
have been called I'm by the Treasury de-
partment,
man shot at Montreal, there was a public
wit hout disturbance. One
youth was shot but his injuries were
slight, The water for drinking at the
cemetery was said to have been poisoned,
but notice was given and no harm result
ed. The Orangemen passed resolutions
condemning the Mayor for his inefiicien-
cy,on,the,l2t inst ~ eeNy]
ia dis,astch ssys that esnlp OF nfsisht
ers near Crook City was raided by gang
of about q dozen horse thieves. who
and got away about seventy
His stoclus over my m6les sTk6 Sidhsy
Transportation Company lost nine horses:
A company of fifteen has been organized
and started in pursuit or the thieves.
A war party OF thirty-five Indians In
full war costume, well mounted and
armed. Is reported as.hayipg been seen
OF apSaA Fish Greek! ~ Asfder sftop
r&nch, on the Redweters about fifeen
pAlGs G6m Wes6wood cano Rlah9 re-
ported that a party Of about ten Indians
came down upon the ranchmen this
morning and fired several shots and dis
appeared.
The CHEYENNE and Dead wood staGe Was
stopped last night near Cheyenne River,
by six road agents, who robbed the pas
sengers. The treasure box was rifed,
but contained nothing of value to the
robbers. A company Of cavalry will be
placed at Hot Creek and patrol danger
Gus parts Of the road. TTTf T.
A Waila walIx dispatch says the Indi-
ans have killed three men and one girl
on Cow Creek. Old Salty, q Spokane
chief, believes that fifty Of his warriors
y yenS f Bis essisOi. Csi: Greene, WIN his
G R;vsr from the SOUTH SOUTH. A messenger from
sslosk l.ila, ssnd.7 ,apoisps gJerrya none
treaty Spokane chiefs, announce their
desire to remain friendly and go on q
reservatiOn sprOyided one ig set apart for
them and food furnished forthe winter.
sA.st~;Lot,as occurrad ON tie Raltiuoore
and Ohio railroad, followed by riots ct
Grafton and Williamsburg. Governor
Mathews applied 70 the PRESIDENT i2r
troops, which We're sent 70 am, anu Inc
president Issued PI0Csmauon Ioclsie
t19 iaces snu ero,s -. UyetJ-
nens !" I'LL rSaa .tr,ns,. si,nw"d nj freioSt
tim. u RIM. Int did not stop the mail
AMI nsssenc3r trains. fhcv are orpanis-
ed and determined; one body OF 500 have
fortifisd : posttionswsst Of Msrtinsburg.
$40 bonda. rtrr..o fT~,s.,r,
Total subscriptions Tor the new 4 per
cYn. i1~n, vo0'79'1' nsk<.l
DfspStchts from fWah Wai4 STATE
that on the morning Of the 10Th Joseph
sent scout named Kukukul William, q
hslf-bretd 70 t0en HoHneda eeenpg 70
surrender himself and that portion OF the
hostile band over which ne h h t S9nsfE,
s.o, o~ tha a rst Int wss torced into the
, ,ron hn VI" Wh;tab;rd and other chiefs now
WITH Hin, He wanted Ia talk peace and
", -, The reservation' INT the other
ecH 8, "a ,varted IN go 10 Montana TO hunt
IrNnIc Howerd .ank Joaeph n m essa 0e
stating terms upon which he could sur
render on the 18th. sJoeeph's proposition