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

If(Ss perhaps unnecessary to inform
our readers t.hst the wsman calling
herself "Mrs. s. Taylosp did not put
| In an appearance for trial for forgery,
at the opening of the present. term sf
Circuit Court. Who expected she
would appear? Wasn't 1t generally
presumed that she was guilty, and that
she would never show herself in court
If she once got outside the county,
or what do people generally, think of
IL? II the nncn--Jolin Cavanaugh and
Plary Beals-whc pledged their land as
security for her appearances, lose their
land, won't 1t be u bad thing for them?
If she takes a notion to reimburse them
for the loss Of fthe>l land, Is that I'm ac-
cordance with the spirit and intent Of
the law governing bail? In any possi-
BILE event, have the ends of justice been
met; has the safety Of the public been
duly guarded i'm the letting this woman
go; when, even II she paid the 500,
she might rob some person Of twice the
amount before she was week away?
Have our officers done all they could?
We want the honest, Intelligent peo-
pie of Lake county to consider this case
as we leave It thus on record; for IL Is
public matter of vital Importance to
all; not only in Lake county, but eve
ry locality likely to he reached BY the
creature formerly held here In nconfine-
ment. t'' ri' - 'sla 'H~
The strike Of railroad employees has
reached the Michigan Central Rail-
road, and considerable excite nnent Is
reported at Grand Rlpids, yesterday.
A special train passed up to Ludington,
yesterday afternoon, returning with
the Manistee Light Guard, Gen. B. M.
Cutcheon, commanding; this Conpa-
ny having been ordered, with others,
To the scene oftrouble. We trust, how
ever, that wise counsel may prevail
on both sides. Of this question; that u
satisfactory adjustment Of differences
be enacted to blacken the fair name Of
our State. .t.
Scrdncr's Monthly for August con-
tains a continuation Of that Interesting
story--'''Nicholas Minturn;t besides
the usual amount of valuable and in
structive matter. 1t Is welcome vis-
itor to many households. Het
q Nothing is more eagerly sought after
by the children fortunate enough to
possess It, than 81. Nicholas, as II makes
its monthly visit. Read our clubbing
list, published elsewhere; or send to the
pubIisllers--Scrlbncr & Co., New York.
Linus b. Taylor brings u, some nice
,raspberries, ON subscription. He says
that his crops look frst-rate, this year,
and that he has four acres Of csrn that
stands as high MS his shoulders.
y On Saturday last, Danaher Il Molen-
dy, of Ludinyton, made All assignment
to Geo. n. Stray. We arc not informed
as to-tlie amount OF liabilities. i'1
I NIcssrs. Tuxwortli Bros have fitted
up the Harger mill ut this point, and
are now prepared to cut lumber and
shingles to ORDER on shares, or other
wise.
Circuit Court is still In session, and
as we go to press, the civil suit Of John
s. King va. Emmett Coon & Co., is be-
ing heard. al..iy ss4
We have inadvertently omitted to
mention before this, that w. ID. Gil
dart, Esq, of Chase, has been appointed
Circuit Court Commissioners. l8i 81
ofIt looks like rain this "wednesday
p. m. We need It. Later-we've got