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MAINE DEMOCRATS.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONAL PLAT
FORM WITH A PRESIDENTIAL oNE-TERM REso-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF STATE OFFICERS.
AUGUSTA, June %, 1878.
the Democratic state Convention met here to.
daJ. There we're present go delegates. General
Samuel J. Anderson was cho5e en- permanent chair
man and addressed the Convention. Committees
on resolutions and on credentials were ap-
pointed also a state committee A somewhat
confused debate ensueu on a notion that all reso-
lutlOns be re. erred 70 the committee without de-
bate. ana Il was finally carried.
The Convention adjourned TIL two O'Clock r. M.
IN the afternoon session resolutions were read
and adopted embodyng the following declara-
lions line constitution - the peoples only safe
guard; the rights OF the people and the states
tary or Congressional! usurpatiOn ciyil supremacy
IN times OF peace; equanty o, rights 81 AN men
cquiyMoati q tnriH ior revenue only: the
government economically administered: an
honest preservation OF the puohc latin 10
the public creditor; q return 10 economy
In the administration OF Qovernmcnt-natlonai
stare and municipal; the arottlon OF unnecessary
Offices and the reduction salaries one term FOR
Pl esIdents, Win a satary oil s25,UCo. The resou.
tiUns arraien the republican purity Tor the aban.
Comment OF principles, prunloacy ana eorrupt,on /;
condemn the administration IN strong terms Tor
the responsibility 81 tile Louisiana usui patton aud
the attempt 20 suspend the writ OF naDeas corpus
longer sale TO trust the reIns OF government
IN sucn hands. The administration Is pronounced
IcSVVHNiDit lpE tue pItStHN uEpIt~Sed CNnuttlOn
tue Cnuntrg's commerce In all sections for erin.
ping 81 the shnouliding trade anu for the dry-
ing Oi the American mercantile marine rom the
ocean. The people OF Maine, suffering under the
burden OF oppressive taxation, demand reform
aud appeal To all men, without regard to rarity
names or past differences, to unite with them to
secure ms triumph. An effort made 10 moor.
pOratc the financial resolutions Of the ohio Demo-
Crafic Convention iailcd
General Cnarles w. Roberts, or Bangor. was
nominated for Governor by 462 votes, non. Junn
g. Talbot receiving Al. Tie nomination
was tncn made unanimous, and the Convention
adjourned
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THE HAVANA DUEL.

ARRIVAL or THE WIDOW coRTEREAL IN THIS
CITY.
Among the passengers who arrived IN this city
in the steamer Columbus, from Havana, was Mrs.
sarah Frederica Cortcreal ths widow OF the
spanlard salvador Cortereal, formerly o. this city
who recently fought duel in the suburbs OF
Havana with DR.. Alcernon sydney Cnrus, New
York doctor. Cortereal shot curtis, who stu sur
wives, and then, thinking ne had killed MS adyer-
sarY, COrtcreal blew hts brains out Ills body VIII
arrive mere by the next Havana steamer. Mr.
Theodore Il. King the brother oil Mrs. COrtcreal
went to Havana 10 bring MS widowed sister
home. me caase OF the duel, t may he remcm-
bcreu. was fdncied JEALOUSY on the part OF Cor
tcreal The trial or Curtis, for participating IN
tho duel. will soon take pace IN Havana. mrs.
C0rtcreal Is na1ve OF Brooklyn, where she mas
relatives resulting a. the present moment. she Is
OF small size, with graz eyes and DlacK hair. anu
OF somewhat plain Icatures sac ~ about twenty
eight Years Of age, aud ~ now stepping Win Mr.
Van Dtkr, friend OF her husbands, IN the neigh
bOrnOod OF Columbia College.
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THE CANAL INVESTIGATION.

BUFFALO, June % 1875
The Joint Commission OF the Legislature, con-
sisting or Senators Cole, or Orleans: Booth, or
New YORK, and Jacobs, or Kings, and Assembly,
man Seward, Of New York; Faulkner, OF Living
ston, and sherman, OF oneida, appointed 10 in
ves;igate the alleged canal contract frauds held
their FIRST session In this city to-day.
Messrs Henry Smith and r. w. Peek
ham. or Albany are the counsel TO the
Commission. AT ten O'Clock this morning
the Commission. accompanied BY Canal Commits
sioner Jackson, Comptroller Hopkins, Collector
Flock and r. e. DAVIS made n tour OF the canal TO
look at the BLACK Rock improvements recently
made and IN progress. The condition OF the Bird
Island pier extension was also closely Inspected.
meeting held at the Office OF r. q. Davis
this afternoon for the examination OF Witnesses
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AnNIsrERIALIsr EXPOSITION OF THE PUBLIC
POWERS BnL-No ArFn1AT1oS WITH nADI-
cALIsM AND NO ANALOGY WITH THE UNITED
STATES.
PARIS, June 22-Evening.
In the National Assembly to-day NJ. Buffet, Min
lister OF the Interior, expressed his astonlshment
at the attack upon the government yesterday DI
MN. Blanc and Monuau IN the debate
on the public Powers bill. lie pointed to
the TACT that the government put forth Its pro-
Gramme upon coming into once and that no dis
approval thereof was then manifested. lie chal-
lenged its opponents to bring forward resolu-
ton condemning that programme bit not 10
challenge the government upon the question or
organic laws.
N. Buffet added that ne would preserve the pro-
grsmme invlolate while he continued IN
once. He acknowledged that the Supple
mentary Constitutional bills were con-
trary to the principles OF NM Bapc
and Moutjau; that they did not intrust
the President OF the Republic with tho role OF an
American President, wn.h would render neces-
sary the alteration OF all French laws. He in
etanced the law which empowers the President
10 ok the number or the military contingent.
There was no analogy between France and the
United States.
The Minister concluded az loIIows:--'In or
ganlznR governments TOT france we ala
not start from an abstract point OF
view. We asked for the conditions neces-
sary to place the Executive In harmony with
French customs and traditions. Even " you
could prove that the Public Powers BIZ vas In
compatible with the Republic we think the coun-
try would sacrifice abstract principle and prefer
q government more in harmony with Its own
character"
The Right chcered the speech from beginning
TO end.
WHAT A LEGrrnxIsT sAYs OF MAcNAHox AND
SEDAN
General "a Temple, legitImist Deputy. created
great confusion by some intempcrste remnks. in
the course OF which ne insuIted Minister BUFFET
Assembly.
lie declared "MacManon equally guilty with
Napoleon III. for Sedan.~
The speaker was called to order and slenced
BY the interposltion OF the House.
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THE CAREER OF THE sARASAc.

The fate OF the Saranac involves our govern
ment Ia but very little loss. The Saranac was
very old and OF very imperfect model, belonging
TO that class OF side-wheel steamers which the
navy several years ago utterly abandoned.
She was Ouilt by Naval Constructor Delano at
the Portsmouth Navy Yard, in the year 1s43 her
dimensions, tonnage and displacement being as
follows Length, 2T2 feet; beam, 3s feet; depth,
20 feet; tonnage l,23s tons; displacement also
tons.
The saranac tnirty-two years ago was built as
an experiment AT that time great discussion
arose arose concerning the relative merit OF the
screw propeller and the sidewheel steamship. A
committee appointed By the Secretary OF the
Navy ordered two ships TO be constructed
on precisely the same MODEL, the one
10 be propelled bY screw ana the other
BY paddle wheels. The screw propeller was bnilt
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and was called the san
Jacinto while the side-wneel steamer, OF precisely
the same proportions, was put together at Ports
mouth, N. r., ana was named tue Saranac. After
the two vessels had been completed IL was found
that the side-wheeled Saranac amounted to but
very little when compared with the san Jaclnto,
but az the same time both ships we're Of sucn In
ferer build that neither was called into Sc, vice
during the last war. The san Jaclnto was wrecked
In the year 1868. When the war opened
the Saranac was In tile Pacific, and. though as
good ship as one or her AWKWARD class could be-
the Secretary OF the Navy did not seem to place
sufficient confidence In either her sailing or fight
ing qualities to recall her to aid IN the civil strug-
gle. Since the war the saranac has been utilized
for various purposes, bus has been used pfIn-
cipaily for guarding our coast. She carried eleven
small guns. Only one OF her kind yer remains In
the United States navy, VIZ. the Powhatan.
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MEXICO.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 10,
via HAVANA, June %. 1875.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 10, |
VIA HAVANA, June %. 1875.
The railway between Vera cruz and Jalapa was
opened for public traf1ic on the 10th inst.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE TO REMAIN.
Chief Justice 1glesas has Withdrawn his resig-
nation.
THE COLONIZATION LAW APPROVED BY THE PEOPLE.
The new Colonization law which has just been
promulgated is regarded as favorable to the
future prosperity Of Mexico.
EARTHQUAKE.
A shock OF earthquake has been felt at San
ChristobaL
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ANEUMsM OF THE AoRTA.

william Regge, the German who has been pa.
tIent Tor some time In Roosevelt Hospital, suffer-
ing from aneurisrn Of the artery Of the aorta died
yesterday morning, nc hafpast ave O'Clock,
having lived the remarkable length OF time or SIX
tF.One hours aiter the rupture. ~ the autopsy
which, ~ the request 81 the friends OF the uc-
ceased, was hcIu immc iiaiey, tumor was dis-
covered ABOUT tue $40 OF childis head In 1mme-
diate Imposition 20 the heart. The rupture oc-
cured just underneath the junctuTc or the first RIB
ana cartilage. The immediate cause Ct death was
9stnema, or weakness, as the patient had not
eaten anything Tor Two DAYS
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THE BORDER RAIDS.
UsELEssNEss OF NAVAL VESSELS IN OPERATING
AGAINST THE MEXICAN BANDITS.

AGAINST THE MEXICAN BANDITs
WASHINGTON, June o. 1875.
No orders have been issued by the Secretary OF
the navy detailing any vessel TO follow the Ply
mouth to the mouth OF the Rio Grande As there
Is a sand bar at the mouth OF that rIver with but
four feet OF water on II, 1t would be Impossible Tor
any vessel Of tire navy to ascend the river. Be-
sides, there are shifting sand bars In the river;
and we're IL possible lor q vessel to enter the
moutn, nc would be dangerous TO attempt the
ascent. Four OF five steam launches, however,
can be carried 10 the mouth OF tue rive. on each
yesseI ordered there, ana they VITA competent
crews, may be sent up the river 10 cooperate
with the army IN the suppression of Mexican
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

FRENCH NEWSPAPER AID TO THE NATIONAL
DELEGATION TO THE UNITED STATES
PARIS, June 81 1875
The RepuostQus Frdncatse (newspaper an
nounces that IL Will contribute one thousand
francs TO fund for the purpose OF sending dele.
gates TO the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition.
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THE MOODT-SANKEY REVIVAL.

THE EroN BOYS REJECT THE WORD WHICH
WINDSOR Is TO HEAR.
LONDON June %, 1875.
At the last moment Messrs. Moody and Sankey
have been notified that they viii not be permitted
10 hold their services at Elton.
Accordingly they have given up their appoint
ment there and will 60 10 windsor and preach in
the Town Hall there, at halfpasr two this alter.
noon.
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RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN PRUSSIA.

GERMAN TOWN coNvULsED BIZ THE CHURCH
TAcI1oNs-THE DURGoMAsrER STABBED.
BERLIN, June %, 1875.
Serious riots caused by the ultramoutanes, oc-
CURED yesterday In the town OF Rhein, East
Prussia. The Burgomaster was stabbed ana dan
gerously wounded.
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THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM s. KING
POSTPONED.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1875.
In the Criminal Court to-day the counsel ofwiIl-
lam S. King, accused or perjury in connection
win the Pacific Mail steamship subsidy asked
that an early day be fixed for hts trial. The Court
said the case would be continued TO tie October
term, unless In the meantime the government
could secure the attendance of X y. Irwin the
Is now In Europe.
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LEGISLATION IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD. juno %, 1875.
The Legislature, in convention this afternoon,
elected the republican nominees for Treasurer,
State Printer ana Commlssary General.
In the House the SPECIAL order oil the day, the
resolution condcmnng the encroachment Of the
Executive on the legislative branch OF the gOv.
ernment ana asserting the constitutional rights
OF the House ~ filling Senatorial vacancies, was
called for ana discussed TN tile time OF adjourn.
ment IL will be taken up again tomorrow.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Harvey NJ. Conklin, prisoner In the Eighth
precinct station mouse, arrested for being drunk
aud dIsorderly, attempted TO commit suicide in
MS cell last night BIZ hanging himself TO the bars
with 4 handkerchief lie was cut down and re-
suscitated by UOorman Martin.
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ENGLAND.

A LARGE MANUFAcToRH DESTROYED BIZ F1nF.
LONDON, June %, 1875.
Emery Dyson's min, at Preston, Lancaster was
burned last night One hGndred hands are thrown
out or employment. The loss BIZ the are Is 800 O0o
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rnr MonERN woNpER.- PEn.

pie are iound wondering how perfect Sewing
Machine the WILSON SHUTTLE be made so ia +.
every part thoroughly adapted 70 the require
mens " family sewing and vet be sold for so less than
any other hst class maehinr rue reason Is easy and
PLAN Tho Wilson saving Machine COMPANY l. content
Win fuir profit because the most perfect machinery
used it, construction The splendid establishment OF
company ana It's immense business Il the wi
dcnce that this policy has been success solo
easy monthly payments 81 and 81 Broadway. New
lork us Fourtn street Brooklyn, r. D.. No. 4 Newark
avenue Ctty: 10 Eighth avenue and NJ Macys
New York. THIS company want few more good agents
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show tho changes In
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours.
in comparison with the corresponding date or
last year, as Indicated by the thermometer at
hudnurs pharmacy, HERALD Buiding:
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HAVE USED GILES LINIMENr IODIDE or
AMMONIA with great benefit Cheeriully recommend
AZ Ia all who suffer rom pain OF any Kind.
SAMUEL II. DEAN, Bank " North America,
"a Wall street, New York.
Sold by all druggists. Depot. No a5i sixth avenua
New YORK Only ~ cents and 81 per bottle.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyEILLEUSE IS NOT
an enamel but me1icinc tor the ska Ladies arc in
vitcd Ia before purchasing. For sale whOcsns
AMI retail No. : West twenty htth street. Hoffman
House Price s. per bottle.
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ANY SALE OF THE wRETCHED TRAvESTY
called insults the public moral sense. The
hLASiIC TRUSS COMPANY. as broadway. with their
comfortable appliance, permanently cures rupture
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FOR DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, &C., THE PERU.
WAN srRUF is long tried and well established remedy
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DEsHLER'S PILLS ARE TIE SUREST AND
safest Remedy for CHILLs FEvER MALARIA
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PARIS, June 2, 1910.
The Assembly decided at to-day's sitting to pass
the Public Powers bill to a second reading.
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ANoTHEn ACCOUNT OF THE DUBLIN FETE IN
HONOR OF THE AMERICAN sHARPsHooTERs.
DUBLIN, June %, 1878.
The members OF the American Rlne team were
engaged in practice shooting to-day at Dolly
mount. Their scores were extremely satisfactory
and surprised the spectators.
THE CONCERT.
To night promenade concert in honor OF the
American rinemen took place at the Theatre
Royal. The visitors were enthusiastically received
upon entering the building, ana number OF
American airs, which were played by the band,
were loudly applauded.
WHAT THE AMERICANS CANNOT ACCOMPLISH.
II 10 impossible for the team to accept moro than
a small proportion OF the invitations sent to them.
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GOVERNOR TILDEN'S WORK.

THE RECORD or THE LEGISLATION OF THE
sEssIoN-sTATIsTIcAL PARTICULARS OF THE
GOVERNORS AcTIoN-LIsr or BILLS SIGNED
AND UNSIGNED.
ALBANY. June %, 1875
The following is a record OF the legislative work
performed by Governor Tilden uDder the pro-
visions OF the amended constitution. which allow
him only thirty days after the adjournment OF the
Legislature in which 10 examine and pass upon
pills
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Intelligence Received from Mr..
Jenney's Expedition.
GOLD FOUND IN ABUNDANCE.
Large Number Of Miners Taking
Out the Precious Metal.
FORT LARAMIE, w. Ter

FORT LARAMIE Wy. Ter, June % 1875
party from the Black Hills arrived here to-
day, bringing the following intelligence MIR.
Jenney's party and the expedition under Colonel
Dodge have formed permanent camp on French
Creek, near Harney's Peak which they have
called Camp Harvey, and close by The stockaGe
built by the miners whom Captain Mix brought in.
Gold seems TO have been found In abundance.
Nearly 100 miners were found there In
different camps, who have made claims
and done considerable work in building
sluices. digging bitches, &c. Some OF the
party report that the soldiers In the command
have panned out gold dust OF rich quality. The
command is reported in good condition.
A DESPATCH FROM COLONEL DoDdE-cUsTER's
REPORTS FULLY CONFIRMED.
OMAHA, Neb., June %. 1875.
The following despatch has just been received
from Colonel r. ]. Dodge, VINO Is In command OF
the escort TO Mr. Jenney's Black Hills Exploring
Expedition
HARNEYs PEAK, June 10. 1878.
Gold has been founu in paying quantities on
French Creek Clusters report has been confirmed
in every particular. The command Is well aud In
fine condition.
Private advices received here say that the COM
mana louad 100 miners at work in Custer's Guch,
taking out gold at the rate OF from SIS 10 SIS pan.
The evidences are strong that there are many more
miners In that country. The gold found is coarse
and scaly, but easily pounded. Quartz mines are
abundant, but no one has prospected them. No
Indians were seen by the command. They are
north Of the Peak.
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RAPID TRANSIT ACHIEvEDi-A MATTER OF
graduation the progressive. This and the ALASKA
IAsStatRr tile dashiugly elegant summer Hat for gen
tgmen introduced by KNOX 81 No. 2l1 Broad way and
lie rih Avenue Hotel topics Of town talk Deal
a KNOWS.
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FRANCE.

LEdHLATrvr SUPPORT OF THE GREAT MEASURE
OF THE EXECUTIVE.
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Average temperature NcSfernHy..s.s.......... "
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last Jear..s...,..,. .s,.,.,.r"...,..,.,..., 75s
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THE LOSS OF THE sARANAC.

A VESSEL DESPATCHED TO THE RELIEF OF THE
OFFICERS AND cREw-cHARAcTER OF THE
LOST STEAMER.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1875.
The Secretary or the Navy this morning teIo
grapned to the Commaudant OF the Mare Island
Navy Yard, 10 send Immediately the United States
steamer Benicia from that place TO the relief OF
the officers and crew OF the wrecked steamer
Saranac In Seymour Pass.
Lieutenant Commander Sanders, who was
executive oflcer OF the saranac was also on
board the United States steamer Suwanee when
that vessel was wrecked In Snadwel Passage, on
the och OF July, 1868, In the same locality as the
present disaster.
The Saranac was o stanch side-wheel steamer
and was regarded as one OF the strongest OF the
smaller class In the navy.
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THE RIELEMEN IN IRELAND.
Satisfactory Practice by the American
Team at DOllymOunt.
Splendid Reception at the
Theatre Royal, Dublin.
The "Star Spangled Banner"
John Browns Body"


ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE,
DUBLIN, June %, 1875.
The members Of the American rifle team
practised at the ground at Dollymouut, where
the international match is to be contested,
to-day.
THE SCORES SATISFACTORY
The scores made by the Americans are
highly satisfactory.
GRAND RECEPTION IN METROPOLITAN
THEATRE
splendid reception was given to the
Americans at the Theatre Royal, in this city,
to-day. During the concert the performance
of the "Star Spangled Banner and other
American airs was heartily applauded
"JoHN BROWNS BODY"
"John Browns Body was sung, the au-
dience accompanying the orchestra.
rIH ORGANIZATION OF THE IRISH TEAM COM
PLETED.
DUBLIN, June 22-Evening.
Al rifle contest in Belfast to-day to COM
plete the Irish team johnson and McKenna
defeated Rigby and Fulton.
johnson scored 21S out of possible 225.
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knNIsTERIALIsT EXPOSITION OF THE PUBLIC
POWERS BnL-No ArFnIATIoS WITH nADI-
cAL1sM AND NO ANALOGY WITH THE UNITED
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THE BEXIcIA I'm ROUTE FOR vANcoUvERs
ISLAND.

ISLAND.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "a, 1878.
The corvette Benicia, Captain Hopkins. goes
at once to Mare Island 10 coal and then will
proceed TO Victoria Tor the officers and crew or
the Saranac early tomorrow morning. Mean
while Rear AdmIral Cochran, commanding the
English squadron, viii care Ior the crew. Con-
siderable money was lost in the paymaster's
safe.
ANTICIPATED ARRIVAL or OFFICERS AND CREW
AT VICTORIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1875.
despatch from the United States Consul at
Victoria to the Herald OF this CITY, states that
the British flagship Repulse, Rear Admiral Cocn-
rane, is expected there late tonight with the
Saranac's oficsrs and crew.
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UNSIGNED BILLS.

The following Is a correct list OF bills left over
unsigned by the Governor, ana therefore fail to
become law