The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-06-24

/ The ceremonies were solemn anu im plsinB.
Du1Irx, June Il. - Gentlemen composing
the American team were elected honorary
members Of the principal clubs.
ROWS, June l7.-Garibaldis bill Tor the
1 improvement Of the Tiber passed.
LONDON, June 1S.-Tbe Moscow Gasette
says: England having declined to enter
into intimate relations with Russia unless
the Central Asian States are placed under
the protection Of international law, Russia
has no deslre TO leave the alliance Of the
three emperOFs and enter into aleague with
that country
DUBLIN, June 1s.-IR the preliminary
shooting match the Irishmen scored 40 to
the Americans $50.
VERSAILLES, June 1S.-The Bureau Of the
Left have resolved to offer no amendment to
the constitutional bills as they como from
the Committee Of Thirty, and to take all
possible steps 20 hasten the date Of the final
dissolution Of the Assembly. The Left viii
move tomorrow that the public powers bill
be placed on the order OF the day.
ANCESTOR, Ont, June lS.-The factory
Of the Ancestor Knife Company was burned
last night; loss $3.50 900; two hundred per
sons are thrown out Of employment.
ToRoSro, June 1S.-At a sale OF thor
oughbred horses and cattle yesterday, some
OF the choice breeds brought fabulous
prices. a calf seven months old, Airdrey
Ddchess brought $40, 600; bull calf two
months old, 5000; Duke OF High Hurst
was bought for $500.
DUBLIN, June 1S.-ATaior Leach has pre-
sented the Ireland Team with A challenge
shield. The Americans will be allowed to
compete as they are made from members
Of the shooting club. No matter which
team wins 1t must be shot for next wear at
Philadelphia. This shield Is in competI-
ton every year.
DUBLIN, June IA fire broke out in
the excise-b0nd warehouse. containing
1900 puncheons Of whisky, causing a series
OF tremendous explosions. The flames
spread rapidly to adjoining buildings. The
burning liquor flowed into the streets, ignit-
ing the whole neighborhood. Twenty
buildings on Adree, VIII and Chambers
streets are burning. The mob rolled sew
eral barrels Of whisky out, keeping them
themselves. The police are mastering, and
troops have been ordered out to preserve
order. Loss $500, 600. At 2 o'clock this
morning the fire was burning as fierce as
ever. The liquor carries the flames.
HAVANA, June IA Catalan regiment
attacked eco Cabans in the Kanzas hills
killing five and capturing sixty-six women.
SHANGHAI, June I9.-Intelligence hes
been received fromChin-Kiang that a holy
Of native soldias insulted the listed
States Consul aid his wife. Two Of the
aggreseofs wee arrested and Temporarily
confined in tie British consulate, when
mob of soldiers surrounded the building
and ende0yored 70 effect rescue Of their
companiens. The EmOpeans here hastily
musterel and prepseed TO defend the con-
sulate/ but the Chinese authorities sue
ceedd in quoting the moh The British
ana american Consuls at this city have left
for lnin-hiang. The United States man-of-
wg' Falos, and the British war Ahip Thalia
VII follow them.
z MADRID, June 10.-Gen. AIarksuez Com
pos has snenooded IA crossing the siver
Ebro, Notwithstanding that a heavy me
was kept up on his forces by the Carlists.
By this movement he has established com-
munioatiOn with Gen. Jevellar, commander
Of the army Of the centre.
LONDON, June 10.-Tennyson's new
drama Queen, is published. The Times,
In review of the drama, declares there Is
more true fire in It than in anything which
has appeared since .Shakspeare's time.
PARIS, June 19.-Mr. Firman, an Ameri-
can splritualist who professcd to photo
graph deceased persons, has been convicted
Of swindling and sentenced to six months
Dublin, June s1.-The American rifle
men, by invitation Of the Lord MGyor, at
tended divine service to-day in st. Patriclk's
Cathedral. The sermon was an eulogy Of
monarchy, and was commented on severely
By the Established Church residents Of the
city.
PARIS, June 21.-There is reason to be-
leye that the government has decided that
general election shall DO held this year,
ana there is no dOubt that the Assembly
will not vote for final dissolution, az tho
government assents to it.
LONDON, June 2f.--There Is an uneasy
feeling in the stock market in consequence
of rumors of further failures.
The Carlist committee In this city an
nounce that they are in receipt Of intelh-
gence that the Carlists entered CailiG IN
strong force, and that they have been we'll
received everywhere.
ROME June 22.-The Pope received sew
eral Populations yesterday who came TO
tender him their congratulations on the
anniversary Of his coronation. The HOLY
Father replied that he was greatly consoled
IN has atiiiction by the increasing devotion
and affection manifested towards the church
throughout the Catholic world. He dis
missed, as not worthy Of mention, the IA.
mors of reconciliation between the Holy
See and the Italian kingdom.
At the municipal election held voster-
day Garibaldi heads the successful list. An
parties supported him.
LONDON, June 22.--At the last moment.
MessIs. Moody and sankey have been no
titled that they will not be permitted to
hold their services ct Eton. Accordingly,
they have given up their appointment there,
and viii 60 to Windsor and preach In the
town hall there at 2 80 this afternoon.
PARIS. June 22.-ln the Assembly to-day
grant Of $500, 900 to promote q worthy
representation Of France at the United
States centennial exhibition was voted
without opposition. The debate was opened
on the public powers bill. Deputies Blanc
and MoDjou opposed the bin, declaring Il
gave royal preroRatives 70 the President.
and tended to restore the monarchy.
LONDON, June 22.-The London journals
seriously disapprove Of the proposed visit
Of the revival preachers 70 Eton. The
Tines depEecates unnecessary agitation
and hopes the government considering
that only one service q contemplated, will
not make the instruction ridiculous 81 any
interference. n this course Is followed, II
is likely that the boys win hear nothing OBJ
jectIsBable.
LoEDoN, June aa.-TheTe Is great excite
meut At Eton over the Moody and eankey
affair. The protest against the proposed
visit has been signed 81 $50 boys and the
memorial in favor Of Il has received 800 zig
natures.
BRUSSELS, June 22.-The Hord states that
final vote has been received from Ger
many, thanking Belgium for her last com
municatlon.
me mnFEogas
NEW Y0Rk, June 22.-GOld opened AZ
Il7>S. Stocks active and unsettled and lower.
Money per cent Gold 1l7lf Exchange
ioug 4.ot18s snort 43D5<. Governments &C.
tive, little lower for some. State bondsQuief.
Iennessees, old and new, lower
Coito1-maTlet quiet; sales Ga bales; mp
lands 151<c; Orleans 155<c.
GALVESTON, June e. = Cotton - Market
weak; ordinary 12c. good ordinary I9c. low
m.,iiddiing ls1(c; middling isllc; good mid