The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-16
I.ockport Daily Bulletin. Janus '''sdf'
~ ~ .arys 1888, .s.k Ia

friend has sent us q file ofthe
Lockport Daily Bulletin, giving the
exciting news Of the "Patri0t war" III
comprises two columns, six Inches III
length. The enterprisipg ppbhs9er4x Il
Thomas III. Hyatt. 1t was furnlsned
at $1.00 per month for two copies. me
first number was issued January =,
1888; the last number February 3, 1888.
To show the exciting character OF this -
war and how tempest may be gotten
nm in teapot, we publish entire the
number issued January 9TH: - m.
I0 FRoM THE EDITOR. 81 '.isi1s
ifHt NIAGARA FALLS,
The clouds of war con inue to thick a
an. Two schOOners and o steam boakcs
are now living on the Canada shore,
not far from the Island. Several snots
have lust been made from the !slano.N
| at the schOOners, etc. one or whlcn,at :,
| least, is said to have taken effect. The
| exact damage done, is not KNOWN, -
Every thing seems toindicate that An
attack or general engagement Will take
| place In q few hours. A brisk canncn.f
aiding Is at this moment going on be-
tween the beligerents,
| We have Just had a conversation
with an intelligent gentleman who.
| left Toronto Yesterday afternoon. He
saws the Patriot prisoners In conane- .
ment are in O miserable condition.
He states that an express arrived nj .
Oueenston last evening, from the west,9
saving that DOct. DuncOmbe was at
Sandwich, (opposite Detroit,) coilect.o
ing large force from that region, and
the Express was calling for the Royal
lists to send on force TO stop the pro-
gress Of Duncombe. - - rsrel 90
The Canadians have 1000 men and
IS pieces of artillery, opposite the Is
P' S.-We have just heard that the
; Rovalists are now bombarding the Is ,
land. Warm work is expected In o i.
short time. We shall give more par
ticulars tomorrow, a.Eort.! a. 81
Mr.. Dawson the enterprising Editor
, of the Rochester Democrat, having
had occasion, this morning, to cross
over to the Canadian side Of the river
, at Niagara Falls, was arrested ana Is
! | now held in durance vile by the Cana
. dian tories, for no other cause, that we
q can learn, than because he has dared
to speak his sentiments in his own
country as becomes freeman. VIII
our government long submit to suoh
!. tyrannical ursurpations? ~. "a,
Mr.. Dawson has been released by
= the tories, and is now on this side. f1si.
4 The cars are just starting and we
!. must close.
We learn from passengers direct
10 from Buffalo, that Mr.. Mckenzie was
= arrested I'm that city this morning for
= what cause we could not learn, and
!, that sixty of the most respectable men
- came forward and went his bail.
O PROCLAMATION. ~ a
j. THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF:
It THE MOST VALUABLE LAND
IF IN UPPER CANADA, will be given
d to each volunteer who will join the
n Patriot forces now encamped on Navy
n Island, u. C. Also, ONE HUNDRED
sr DOLLARS IN SILVER. payable OF,
ia or before the LIST of May next.
BY order of the COMMITTEES or the
N Provincial Government.
70 w. l.. MCKENZIE, - L
Or Chairman pro tenn.
Vi Navy Island, Dec. 10th, 1887.
Welearn from these files that Navy
K Island was evacuated June 18th, that
ID Gen. VAN RENSSELAER,, the hero OF
Or the Patriot war, was arrested on the
A. 10th by the authorities of the United
in States. On the 18th Navy Island was
I'd taken by Royalists; no wonder. On
to the Odd large quantity of small arms
belonging to the Patriots We're seized
it by Gen. SCoTr, at Observation-Disclosures
n | Journal.