The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-09-20

S>sssS-ss~ "~o~--~ f.'|#".E| ri w. -|N.t.
GENERAL NEWS.
PORTLAND, ME-, september l0.-In IA
towns Connor's majority Is 4, O65, against
{, 873 last year. The towns to hear from
gave last year: Common, $1,000; Talbot,
q ,622;. scattering, 254 AZ these towns
come IN ike others, allowing Tor the
fact that the Greenback ticket is limited
to localities, the aggregate vote will be
about 90, 500, of which Connor should
have 81, 600; williams AZ, 900 y Munson,
$500. leobppr q najprieys 1900 against
II, oil last year.
The Apostles OF the Mormon Church,
Joined by j. w. Young and ID. III. Wells,
late counselor of Brigham Young, have
published circular saying that on
September 4th they held meeting ana
waited upon the Lord, who blessed them
and who revealed to them the steps tney
tie and acting president OF the twelve,
was unanimously sustained in that npo--
sition; also, that the quorum OF the
Twelve Apostles is the presiding quorum
and the authority of the church. This
was the plan pursued at the time OF the
death of Jos. Smith, and was SO ordered
by Smith and sustained by Brigham. To
facilitate the TRANSACTION OF business 1t
was ordered that President John Taylor
be assisted by John w. Young, Daniel
III. Wells, and Geo. +. Cannone ~,
The estimates for the support Of the
army for the present fiscal year have
been prepared by the War Department
and sent to the Treasury Department,
which Will transmit them toyCongress at
the extraskssfon. These are the only es-
tifnates to be sent. The question with
regard to the President sending the usual
annual message and reports of the exec
utive departments to the extra session
was not long ago considered In the Cab
met, when 1t was agreedthAt the message
and accompanying documents should re-
late to the business for which Congress is
to be especially convened, and not to gen.
eral subjects oflegislation. 1t is thought
therefore. that the message will be brief.
Maine adopted by an overwhelming
majority constitutional amendment
limiting municipal Indebtedness.
A French miller living near Richmond,
Va, states that he used the new process
of milling flour in his mill in New York
state IN 1847. This will nullify the claims
of patent process now used throughout
the country on which royalty Is claimed.
Tie Indian inspector telegraphs an In
dian outbreak at San Carlos, New Next
co. They are reservation renegades.
The great council ofthe United States
of the improved order Of Red Men Is in
session at Columbus, Ohio. 1t re-
ports 557 tribes, with membership of
SO, 422. - ~ ~"
There were six suicides in New York
Wednesday.
The British ship Avalanche, from Lon
don for New Zealand, collided with the
British ship Forest, for New, York, off
Portland. Both vessels sfoImdered and
Hyde Park hotel, in the Suburbs Of
Chicago burned Wednesday; loss about
1OO, 600; insured for $4,000. The guests
lost considerable. No lives lost.
lame Deer's hand coming i'm completes
the surrender of all the hostile Sioux,
clearing the Black Hills and Big Horn
country.
AT the Creedmoor shooting match, on
Thursday the Americans won I'm the rifle
match, making 1,655points to 1929 by the
British team.
Ex-President Grant received the FREQ
dom Of the city Of Glasgow on Thursday.
The American team were the victors at
Creedmoor, retaining the worlds cham
pionship by 81 points. A recapitulation
Of the two days shooting is as follows:
Ameyfcans, 500 yards, !, l4s; Americans
300 yards, 1,1O1 Americans, 1000 yards.
D y096g totsiv Q, S34. British, 0Oyaris, III;
900 yards, i,073j 600 yards, i,052s total,
3,242; the Americans winning by 81
points I tt'Be1.s lii
The Secretary of the Treasury received
from New Y ork, from an unknown per-
son, %, 557 for an error I'm income returns
in 1855 and 1866, and an omission in 1870,
andplaced the same to- the credit OF Che
conscience fund. 49, ~ y - =
Reliable advices received yesterday
from Camp Bowie and Clifton say that
the Warm Spring Indians who recently
left San Carlos have killed at least Amen
and wounded 8, captured one freight
train, killed the teamsters, and destroyed
Ralston, and the station Is Abandoned
A later dispatch from Camp Grant says
sSs s e Ts sn ssnaSs and ssfI
ed 40. The troops are close on the trail
Of the Indians. ., / 20 ~ f1ffEf
Probate Judge Elias Smith, Of Salt
Lake, having refused committee of the
grand jury Sdoess 20 his books and pa
pers, was ordered to appear before Dis
trict Judge Shaeffer. Not appearing, he
was adjudged guilty of contempt and
fined $3.50 for each day he kept the papers
from the grand jury, and costs. The
marshal was ordered to arrest HIM upon
further refusal. The grand jury were
hereupon allowed access to the books and
papers. 1t is supposed that the refusal
is ,Qn, account Of the, wholesale divorce
bfaness. AF1tFg rfAYtf@
The Florida fever is spreading rapidly
at Fernandina, thirty new cases are re-
ported in one evening. The trains are
crowded with fugitives.
The defaulting bank president, Spencer,
of Chicago, purchased $4,000 worth OF
Bank of England notes at Quebec before
sailing for England.
Three detachments of ,Arizoria troops
and all the available ones OF New Mexico
are after the Indians.