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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 2l..-Cotton-Wca
ut l43ml5ic; futures closed weak; July
IA l-lGc; August II l-16c; September a.
all 5-l6ci October II l-32@l4 l-lGc;
November II 3-32c; December Is 3l-32c;
January l43c; February II 9-32c; March
l4t@l4 l7-$2c. Flour-Quiet; receipts
$4,000 barrels; Superiine westcrn1 ;aotS,
state So 25@5 10; common TO good - -
G6 35i good to choice So 40M6 50; white
wheat extra 81 Sja I 90; extra Ohio s. 80
m7 10; St Louis So 26@S So Ryo Flour
Firm at 81 OO@G 90. Whent-Dull;
receipts $1,000 bushels; No. , Chica.
go spring 81 3l0l 30; No Milwaukee
81 10; No. , do 81 3S; No. , northwest
eru 81 34Ml @j; white 81 3j3Gl 80.
Rye-Quict at 94G 9jc. Barley-Nom-
inal. Confirm; receipts $4,000 BUSH
els; western mixed steady at S7M sSjc;
do sail s7,@9Olc. Oats-Eirmer; re-
ccipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed G2M
G3c; white 6OM67c. Coffee Unchanged
Sugar-Firm; fair to good refining ia
Sic;'prlme j.lGc. Pctroleum-Ea Easier;
refined lO3mlOjc; crude 6!c. Rosin-
Steady ut 81 G5Gl IS. Turpentine-
Quiet at BE. Pork-Frmer at 81 90.
Beef-Quiet Cut Mcats-Quiet; dry
saltcd shoulders &c; rniddles quiet; short
clear city l2ic Lard-Excited and
lrmer at II. Butter-Firm; western
13@23c. Eggs-lIeavy; western 20C
2lc. Cheese [ achanged. Whisky
Dull at 81 u.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July Zl.-C0.ton tluIrt
and steady at l4sc Flour-Dcmand iuir
and market firm at So OOGG %. Wheat
-UnsettleI at 81 iOCgl 80, Corn Firm
at 72m7 7ic. Oats Steady at jsCa GOc.
Ryc-Dull and nominal Oils-I'n-
changed Butter Eggs AMI Cheese
S ca, and moderate demand. Pork
Quiet at 5000. Lard-Steaiy jobbing
demand Mt l34@ liIc Bulk Meat.
Steady aud in moderate demand; shoul.
ders SIC; clear rib ll3ci clear llCcl2!c.
Bncon-Quiet; shoulders 93c; clear rlb
l23@l@lc; clear l23Gl3!c. Whisky
Steady at 81 lG.
Hoes Quiet and firm; common s. 90
al Is; good to choice extra - 20M7 81
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, July 2l.-Cattl"-R"-
c"rpt- to day l,273 head, making BIG
head Tor rhe two days past. The arrival
to-day were all for sale here. The mar
ket has been lively and the demand good
but prices of fully e. AL around. Quality
ranging from good 20 common. Best
So 75m7 %; medium to good S. 7jG 6 -;
common to fair 81 62!@5 80; bulls - 8
al %; Texans S3OOGr425. Hors-Rr
ceipts for today 2,O35 head making 2.55O
head for the two days past; best - COO
! 20; common 81 4O(a,7 30. Shecp-R".
ceipts for to-day c, 500 head, making 1924 o
head for the two days past; selling nj
81 3JCaj 80.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Flour-ln In
good demand; extras II 25Ca6 l2i; VIZ
cousin and Mnnc,ota extra family 50 81!
as -; State, Ohio and Indians So Goa
go; high grades s. 9Otd7 80. Wheat
Firmly held; red 81 37Cll 80; amber
81 37!6l 40. Corn-Wanted; western
mixed 6Sc; yellow Ss@ $50. Oats-Mod-
erately active; western mixed G5GrG1c.
PetroIeum-Nomlnal; refined l03m lO.c;
crude SIC Whisky-Firm; held at ; -
Butter-Stesdy; New York and Bradford
county extra 29lq 3Oc; trsts 22@ 24c; west
rrn extra 2l@ pc; trsts lSG2Oc. Cheese
Firm; fine lOGGlO!c; prime 9h9!c.
Egg,-U nchaugrd.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Flour-Active
and unchanged. Wheat-Strong, active
and higher; No. western amber 81 4j;
No. 81 a; No. western and IL A;
No. 81 4l@l ~. Corn-We.tern cx-
cited and higher; western mixed SG!c.
Outs-Quict but firm; western white 81
GG4; do mixed 62GG3c. Hay-Dull;
Pennsylvania and Maryland $24 O0m
30 90. Proyisions-Quet but firm. Pork
-S2lO0. Bulk Meats-Steady; Shoul-
ders 9c; clear ID l2!@12tc. Bacou--
Firm; shoulders 9j@ lOc; clear rib l3,r
hams 1i@1fi Lard-Quiet and steady;
refined HE Butter Firm; western
extra 22M&4c; frs, l9G2lc. Petroleum
Nominal; crude 4im4.c; refined III
ollie. Cotice-Quiet but strong Rio
cargos l7ial9ic; jobbiug at l7i@2Oic.
Wbisky-Qmet and steady Mt 81 2l@
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Active and higher

STATE BONDs-Neglected.
SToCKs-The movement in brcadstutiS
continues TO attract general attention.
and in tact has become the great topic Of
discussion in financial and business circles,
especially as crop accounts from the other
side continue unfsvorable, and the Eng
lsh and American markets active and on
the advance Chicago advices were very
interesting to-day, and the quotations IN
that market were received with rs much
interest on Wall street 10 they usually are
at the Produce Exchange. Stocks open
ed steady, then became firm and fell off
later and still later became active and
strong, with western stocks leading the
advance, Northwestern \ being IN the van
during the early part of the afternoon.
\ siipht falling of occurred in conse-
quence Of nothing further being heard
from the Northwestern directors IN rela-
tion to the report 10 be made public to
day An effort was made to push West
ern Union to the tore on dispatches from
London of fall in direct cable shares.
The western stocks were firm, as usual,
although the activity and strength Of the
market to-day extended 10 other shares,
which have not participated in the recent
advance. The earnings of both the, y North-
western and st. Paul railroads are in
creasing largely, the gain by Northwest.
ern averaging about $4,000 per day for
nearly week past. Pacific Mail was the
most active stock of to-day. There was
an unusual large business in small lots Of
investment shares at generally full prices
The whole market closed firm, with Il
disposition to improvement. The trans
actions on the Stock Exchange eaggrcgated
ll7,0OO shares, of which $1,000 were Pa.
cifc Mail, 1900 Western Union, $4,000
Northwestern, 1000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie,
10000 Lake Shore and 1000 Union Pa
cilic.
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fallen off s87,OOO,OOO since last year, and
claimed that we had been
Rnrninn The Candle nf RnIh Ends

The Democratic party points to the mid
die path as the way TO safety. Abandon
this policy of contraction. Stop tink-
ling with the currency. Stop this
effort at forcing resumption
Give stability tor time. Give
business moment to revive, promote in
dustry and production; stimulate enter
prise by the prospect Of gain; labor more
and spend less. The great want of the
country is an entire freedom for labor; II
removal of every obstacle. the presence
of every aid, fair prices, steady markets,
and ready sales are aids, and to secure IL
sufficient and sound currency, and low
interest, are indispensable, and if there be
superadded low taxes, rigid economy,
simplicity of government and purity OF
administration. that motion will be con-
t!nued and accelerated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
imprisonments for Treason.

MUNICH. July 2l.-Ultramontane
Baron Loe, has been sentenced to six
months imprisonment for reasonable
speech made by him in October. 1873,
Herr Sigh, editor Of the montane
journal Iateridtd, was sent to prison to-
dav TO serve out ten months sentence for
reasonable utterances.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, july 2l.-Flour- Demand far
and market firm. Wheat-Qui"t; cNtis
white Michigan 81 44; amber 81 70; seller
August 81 36!; seller September II 81
No. = red 81 3G; seller August II SGl;
Seller September 81 50. Corn-Activr
and higher; high mixed ~ ~ cash and
seller August; 75c seller September; Iow
mixed 75c; damaged &C q I D /;
NJ. > 54!c; seller Septenbei iO.ci MIcn-
ipan seller September 40jc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22

sNUFF-7Oc; do in boxes OF SIX doz., 81 =
as W.
sEEDS-Prlme Timothy, S3l5.
SHEEP PPELTS-Market very dull prime
butchers wool pelts 81 OUg2 = pelt-rs, Jyc
9sl w; shearlings, l5925c.
TALLOW-Steady Ut 7g7lgc for country
TOBACCO-Firm. Navies, 63S7jc, accord
Ing 10 brand; twists unchanged.
WOOI.-Nery quiet AT I29i5c.
SPRING CHlCKENS--Per doz., - ~
1926: according 10 size.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
Pittsburgh Market.

PlrTsBUKGH, .Lly Il. Whest-Un-
settled Pennsylvania and Ohio r' d quoted
at 81 32(a,l 50; amber and white IL Boa
80. Corn-Light supply; quoted at 10
G7sc. according to quality. Petroleum
Quiet and steady; crude 81 Oft at
Parker.; refined lOic for Pbilsdelphis
delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22

The bail of Loeder, the alleged per-
jurer, has been reduced to $4,000. His
trial will probable take place in Septem-
ber
A jury was obtained yesterday, in
Memphis, in the Wsidy Thompson case,
and the trial began.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, July 2I.-There wTs n
fairly active movement in some dCsCr p.
tions o cotton aud woolen goods, shirts,
drawers and French hosiery. Bleuched
,hirtIngs more active, but outside makes
selling low. Cheviots in steady request
American dark fancy prints opened al
SIC. Cotton fAnnels in good demand.
Kentucky jeans and repellAnts are mors
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New Work Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-GoLD-Weak;
opening at llSI declining to ll2s and
closing at ll2.. Borrowing rates l-64G
? per cent and carrying 2G3 per cent.
Loans were also made flat
Observation-Disclosures, but in the
main trmcr ut the close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
wheeling Live stock Market.
CmKIsrMAN's STocK YARrs,

WEDNESDAY, July ~ !
The arrivals Of stock last week wa
light, and the market was dull. Price
remain about the same
CATTLE-Arrivals, 81 head; sold a,
50 jO(d 30 per cwt.
HoGs-ArrIvals 81 head sold nj 80 80
al 90 per cwt.
SHEEP-Arriyal 80 head sold at 50 ~
IA % per head.
LAMBS-Arrivals - head; sold ut jCt
Ole per ID.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22

Some days ago Mrs. Merritt, wife OF
Colonel Merritt, of the United States
Army, wss enticed on board the tug boat
Mike Norton, and grossly outraged
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
General Presbyterian Council.

LONDON, July 2l.-ln the Presbyterian
Council TODAY, the constitution Of the
future union was discussed. The Amer
lean delegates favored the formation Of a
confederation, but large majority Of
the Council preferred'the title and form
of an alliance as less restricted in scope,
and it was ultimately agreed that an a.
lance Of all Reformed Presbyterian
Churches of the world should be formed.
The delegates dincd this afternoon, in
the Freemason hall. Several speeches
were made. Rev. DR.. Schatl, of New
York, expressed admiration Of the recent
work of Moody and Sankey, and hoped
it would be permanently useful. The
final sitting Of the Council will be held
to- morrow, when the result Of the con-
ference will be formally announced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
bankers Convention Immediate
Resumption Demanded.

SARATOGA, July 2l.--In the Bankers
Convention this morning, the Commit
tee on Resolutions reported the first rc.o.
luticn, iavoring immediate resumption,
and calling OH every citizen I" hasten
the day when every promise of tn" gov
crnm"nt to pay dollar should be re-
deemed in coin. ID, Calling for the re-
peal of the war tax on banks. 81, trg-
ing Congress to issue coupon bonds in
exchange for registered bonds of the
same date. 4th Demanding the abol.
ishmcnt of the two cent stamps on checks
and vouchers. 9TH, Favoring the per
munent organization of National bankers.
Thomas +. McGrcw, of Springfield,
Illinois, offered the following:
HsoIced, That ii Is the opinion of this
Convention that the act to provide for
the resumption Of specie payment, APP.
proved January II, 1873, ought to be-
amended 50 as 10 provide for the
gradual contraction Of all legal tenders
the circulation and time of resumption
be- extended to the first of January, 1882
81 as to afford time for the business Of
the country to adjust itself to chances
without the sudden fall of the general
prices.
McGrrw spoke al some length IN favor
of his resolution. The committees re-
solutions were adopted and the time and
place of the next annual meeting refer
red
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22
spanish Matters.

MADRID, July 2l.-General Maritime
Campos is investing SEQ De Urgel.
The number Of CarIists captured since
the first of July is four thousand
The Committee on Constitution have
rejected another amendment directed
against religious liberty.
PARIS, July 2l.-The Carii-t, deny
the truth Of the reports tnst their troops
have entered France, and that General
Darregaray, in wounded condition. has
taken refuge at Cauterets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22

WAsmINGToN, July 2l.--Therc was
much routine business transacted at the
Cabinet meeting to-day. A part Of the
time was occupied with the subject of
District Attorney Fishers official con-
duct. The President in asking Attorney
General PicrrcpOnt TO suspend his re-
quest to District Attorney Fisher
to resign, merely desired to
afford the latter an opportunity fully to
reply to the complaint against him,
affecting the administration of his office.
There will be no further intervention By
the President. The Attorney General
will therefore act in such II manner as he
may deem proper, and with this under
standing the Cabinet are satisfied, The
son of the District Attorney to-day re-
signed the position as Assistant.
Mr.. DeIano.
Mr.. Delano retired early from the
Cabinet, the business which he lNid be-
fore the President concerning his De-
partment having first been considered.
Contrary to rumor, the fact Of his thus
retiring has no significance whatever
concerning his official position.
wo.,an Suffrage Ahead.
HARTFORD, Conn, July 2l.-I'he
House Of Representatives voted to-day,
81 TO lO2, to indefinitely postpone the
bill giving women the right to vote in n
Presidential election. The advocates of
female suffrage here regard the large
IN 81.
tory than any action hereto ore taken in
any other State, and consider 1t quite a
for their cause that the commit
tees report was unanimously in favor OF
the bill.
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4 Flying Presidential Trip 10 the
Capital.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Prcsi-
dent, accompanied by General Bnbcock,
arrived here this morning, to attend Il
Cabinet meeting All the members are
present except Secretary Belknap.
The President has not vet signed the
commission o! General Badean 20 be
Minister TO Brussels. The formal APP
pointmcnt will not be made till the re-
turn of J. Russell Jones from Belgium.
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Woman Suffrage Ancad.
FOREIGN.
A Balloon scen-rne Basket Empty.

TORONTO, July 2l.--Intelligence from
Aurora, Ont, j, to the effect that on
Monday at eight O'Clock =. NJ, Il large
balloon was seen passing within mile Of
the village going in northern direction.
The basket was apparently empty and
the balloon lying well over on one side.
The city bank of Montreal and the
Canadian Bank OF Toronto will be united
in one bank with capital Of four million
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-22

BALTIMORE, July 2I.-The Democrat
ic State Convention met here to-day, and
organized by selection of Stevenson
Archer temporary chairman.
After an exciting discussion of four
hours as to the admission Of the city dele
cation, it was decided to admit them by
vote of "a 10 ~.
This is test vote, and is regarded as
favorable to Carroll. The friends of
Hamilton opposed the admission Of the
city delegation, allowing irrcgularity and
injustice in their selection and appoint
ment.
4 Committee on Credentials was then
appointed, and the Convention adjourned
o., % Al
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pc are each weII.>cryrd.
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Negro Ravfshcr Lynchcd.

MEMPHIS, July 2l-In May last a
young lady, residing at luka, Mississippi,
was brutally outraged and beaten at the
depot while waiting for an escort, at an
early hour, b. a negro hack-driver nam
ed Lewis Thompson. During the strug-
Gle she hit him upon the check which led
to his capture. On last Monday he
was arraigred for trial, and yesterday
sentenced to the pententiary for life.
The greatest excitement ensued upon the
announcement of the verdict, as the lady
was poor and unprotected, but highly
esteemed by all our citizens. The excite
ment culninated last night in party Of
disguised men going to the jail and taking
Thompson down near the depot and
hanging him. This morning the body
was cut down by the sheriff and inferred
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Fatal Family Feud.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 2l.-lt is
reported that Il terrible fight occurred in
Prrdado, Escamba, county! between two
families named lIatlett and Byers, in
which six men, consisting OF ii father
and two sons on each side, were engaged.
Five of the party We're killed outright
while the SIXTH and last has load OF
buckshot in his side, which must cause
death. old family feuds.
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The Boy Murderer. POmerOy. Tries
10 EScnDC.

BosToN, July 2l.-An attempt Of
young Pomeroy, the boy murderer, to es.
cape from the Charles street Jail, WAS
discovered yesterday. He had been en-
gagged for some time in digging out the
bricks around the window of his cell by
means of piece of an iron wash
DISH ond his plan was, after getting out
side the cell, to lower himself from the
iron gallery to the floor of the rotunda
by cords taken from the window frame.
lie was to leave the cell ut midnight AS
the watch WAS beng changed, presuming
that he could ovcrcom" all who opposed
him, clear the Jail building and the cx-
terror walls. Letters to his family in
gcniously describing his plan Of opera
tiuns were found in hiSsCcll.
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Hos GEORGE II. PENDLrroN gave o"t
.. vague. uncertain sound regarding the
....t.., ..t ,u. rhio Democracy IN his
.........,, Da..uaIi- Yesterday.
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Sportsmcm AssocinIion.

MEMPHIS, July 2l.-The Tennessee
Sportsmen State AS>ociat lou will hold
three DAYS tournament beginning Octo.
Der -. at the Fair Grounds. Shooting
prizes will aggregate $500 The show
for settlers and pointers, $500 and field
trial, 81, 300.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, ottice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
SuiciIe-Trump Killed.

CLEVELAND, July 2l.-F. X. Tharpe,
a dentist of this city, suicided, yesterday,
by hanging
An unknown man attempted 10 steal u
ride on u Lake Shore freight train, Mon
day night, by hiding In car loaded with
lumber, and the movement of the train
caused the lumber to slide on him, crush
ing him against the end of the car He
was dead before he could be cNtrlcatcd.
Erie Railroad Wants $4,000
New YORK, July 2l.-D. b. Eaton
has gone to England to seek TO recover
for the Erie Railroad Company, two and
II half million dollars, the difference be.
tween the amount realized to the compa-
ny and the aggregate proceeds of the
sale of the second consolidated mortgage
bonds, and which sum remains in the
hands of the London Banking Company
and James NJ Henry, held by them to
NEE. claims, the legality of which the
Erie company will not recognize.
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New IoKK, July 2l.-At the session
OF the Commission on Indian Frauds to-
day some inspector, Of supplies gave evil
dencr with regard to the character OF the
goods furnished They all stated that the
goods Inspected aud shipped were equal To
the samples upon which the bids wcr"
made The samples of tobacco, sugar
and coffee furnished or upon which bids
were furnished were produced. The tcs-
timonv will be closed here this
evening and the Commission
will proceed west tomorrow to complete
their inquiries at Red Clond Agency and
other puiutS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
A Novel Case-Persistent Efforts to Ar
rest Father ON the Charge Of Ktd
mapping his own Children.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-Henry s. Schreiper, OF
Savannah, Ga, was arrested in this city yester.
day on telegram received by the marshal OF
police of Baltimore from the chief of police OF
Savannah, charged with kidnapping bis own
children, aged respectively four and six
years. After investigating the case Marshal
Gray, of this city, informed Mr.. Schreiner
that he was no longer detsined, and he was
released with the children. This morning
the children, on writ Of hdbeas corpus sued
| out in the city court by a law firm, Of this
city, acting as counsel for the grandfather of
the children, who wished to detain them,
were brought before Chief Judge Brown,
and after hearing were reinanded to the
custody of the father, Mr.. Schreiner. -
On leaving the court the father was again
arrested on warrant issued by justice of
the peace, charged with kidnapping his
children, and they were again released afler
which, protected by city officials, the fatber
went to Locust Point and sailed for Europe
with his children. on the steamer Braun.
schweig. 1t seems that the grandparents,
who reside in Savannah, were opposed TO
the fathers taking his children WITH him to
Europe. and through the telegraph. aud writ
of hnbeds corpus, and Baltimore lawyers,
attempted their delay. The case is novel
and important. -.. ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
The Texan Border.

GALVESTON, June GA special dispatch to
the Neus from Brownsville says: General
Fuero, recently at Monterey, is on his way
TO this frontier, Of which be is to have com.
mand. His forces include two regiments oi
cavalry, with orders to check raiding upon
Texas. General Cortina positively refuses
to obey orders directing him to report iu
person at the city Of Mexico. He says be
has resigned, and is now citizen. His
friends are circulating petition to the Gov,
ernment to let Cortina remain in authority
-on the Rio Grande.
The appearance of Texas State troops on
the Rio Grande produced great excitement
among the people on the Mexican side.
Residents of ranches above Matamora
have orgariz. d to resist invasion, aHd have
placed sentinels at the crossings OF the riVel
and roads. The cattle-droYers are muct
alarmed. Some prominent citizens have
gone to Matamolas for security aud protec
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