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yoLEsALE. GROCERY MARKET

N-Clear sides, i4I9@loc; supply AN
GOD.
coming in rapidly; prices de-
cents according 70 grade (iresh
-schafrer's, 7@lsc; supply am
0Y-Stick, IA to 10 cents, according to
:. Dallas Candy Mandatory lIla.
,EEsE- Western, l4@l6.
Is; In cases " 05@s2 %.
COFFEE-Old good java, 35@36c: Rio choice
Shc; prime, 23c; common, 22@29tac. STOCK
ample; demand fair, with an upward ten
CORN MEAI--suppiy good; bolted, 76c;
un6olted, IS cents per busheL
xTrLOuR-Todd Mills, 81 20 for the 60 oe sst
H foo,s from 50 70 IS 2' XXI 81 %; H. " oo' 3d.
HAMs-Fancy brands III. Amesl, nc; Of Of
s brands from l61l to l61sc; market quietstock
KR0UT-Too late in the season to quote,
Fairbanks & Pecks, In tins, i7}sc. Market
Mol ssEsEstcck light. Fancy Louis
isSa 7Oc; choice, &c; priiae. eoci fair. Toe,
nSe y 81 sacks liverpool, ~ i S co ~ n
dairy, In barrels, 81 Is; table, Sc per sack
supply light, market quick. a..
sUGAR-Ciranulated, by the barrel, l21sci
crushed, l2lSc; powdered, l2hc; prime DOW
c cSus loweri coffee A. ns4c coffee =, Va
V. Market quiet, supply ample. A rise in
new S Orleans and New York reported:
ou nIEA snpn2e. sgnpowderl sl@. Market
,vINlEsdAKsGommon, $3.50 cents; double
.APPLES-Dried. 1870. for choice; lie. fol
prime; loo: for State. Supply smooth.
soroULTRY-Stock light; demand good
% " per dozen for chickens.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys a, Iaw

y, Hayes, Attorney ~ Law, 0l Cnm.
lneroe street lsuuth of 'C0utihousel. Dnlins.
Texas, Special attention paid 10 land
VN."A' apIlu
hufl 4 Smith, Office ON Main street over
state savings Bank ieliaAu
W, y, Oldham, once IN Mltchiob building,
opposite the Lcurand hotel, Main siteei,
lanlidu ... -"~
John n, htammons, Attorney al Law, No,
No North Slide Public Square np,AtAira
Mccoy a Mccoy, once south Side OF Court.
house square. III
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conieeuoner..


Ferry Bros, 0i Main street, manuiaolur,
srs Of Pure Candies. frnch paatTy ami 10,
Vfehin' mAy0,g
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millinery

Mrs. 4, Mullins, Millinery, prossmahing,
Ready-made Suits, Hair Work, M Main
street, nearly opposite Lamar Hotel, Dallas,
Texnk, niAidnl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22

i6idsn. Qubnosm perfdut In isbem
lolhsn Sale Der gipsntbimer, Nseni
crer Gapitdn zines iOldsn S&ifss In
etne Strafe BON $500.
Secem Musmanrerer muB nuf ben
S1if senisencer, ndber 10 befimmens
Der gluB etnserdumt fem. Gs md6en
ibm pss Cages crei WablSeiten, mad
Wobgabe rerjsnisen auf amerifanil6en
&risBsfdifsn, rerabrei6t rsrDen. 3ul
65rosrung Ger Woral uno 3um S1uBs
Der unfdulc miro pas 3miiGsnrsf in
trei BON einaaoer Bftrennte H1ume OBJ
aettsilt; In ben einen fommen bic
Bamilien, In ben anteren bic un ,srbei,
ratbsten srnahlenen wetblidsn perlos
men, in Zen brittsn bic unosrbeiraibeten
Wdnner. 60lpital>g inti9tunsen fil
Wdnner uno fir Grauen, lowie siu
Arat ml6en fi6 fsts an BOro %bsfnpen,
6saer, oDer neutrality-suspicious. Sc.
ssnfinpe pirftn ni@t bsf6roft tpsr'
ben.
SIR usbeiniuns obtgsr 0crlariften
trift cen S@ifssiSsntbimsr cine z tras
fe pom $500.
Sc liest auf Der 6anb, eab mandsr'
lei 0erlude semedt psrcsn, cen obi.
gen gntwurf mad ben BepurfniGen be-
pfri9ieeensn Dafenpldss Sa srsdn;er
uap su dneern. nnD babel il nur vi,
neg ~ Uiul6sn. coz ndmli@ be-
6aupbwed - S6uB Der ginwanrsrer
-ni1t Ter pOlitil&en Gpeculatior
sscpfert iperpe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22
gcbut Ser Gim,pamberer.

Der Gntlbete ceS SberbunoeS9es
ridts, roeurd ras fstt Sabrsn pou
Den Ginwanrsrsrn srbobsne 8opfssIr
aufssbObsn tpurpe, bat beicnters In
Rem gorf, in eeGfn 6afsn N6 bel
6auptfrcm Der eurcpdif6sn ginpous
osruns erscs. srose Befdrsune bsrocrs
serufsn, neil mittsls ess srpdbntsu
EOpfselpss balelbf mebrsre fir bic Gins
ran:ersr fsbr w~oblitdttse Nnfaltsu
wie Elm 6oipitaL S%rrenbaus, 3uHudts.
baus flr bIlfIole TamiIien &C. 9eerins
oct uno unterbaIten wurcen. Wun bal
Der Bunbsslenator s. W. 6arofy Dor
Ranlas ben 8sriu6 ssa,a9t Die bette,
bence Eide aussufdaen, inrem er BEN
Gonsres etnsn @sleBentwurf Sorleete
cefea 3wsd er SduB Der ginwanre,
rer eurd ben 8unb III unp rer In
welentlidep. foIeenbe Beffmmunseu
entbGlt:
&ls 3wsie bss 8uaosss Ginan;ee,
partements miro efn reuss Bureau ae.
lidafsn, rel1e5 fIh Ger aus frsmpeu
6dfsn fommsnben 3wtitenesd-pafas
stere ansunebmen uno bic grbetune
zines Sopfselces pom iseer foIdsn ger,
ion ia beioresn bat. AQe auf ptelt
Wetle u%ersinnabmten Seller rpsrpen
street an ben 8uneesldas atasIiefer,
uno aus ibnsn aue fir ete Beamtsn
unc Asenturen jenes Bureau n5tbissu
Summen bs;abIt.
Die ameritanifHen @on1u.n In ben
absanssbdfen ibervaden sie Iuss
rpanoeruna. SIasen ibsr i6lette Be>
tanpIuns. rpsl6e pie Ginpanoersr nod
ibrer 2aneune in Amerifa srbeten, fol-
len lummariid BON ben Bunpes. @ems
uni6dren unterluGt tpereen.
9II Der Spige ess Bunbes>B Bureau
fir Gtniranceruns febt etn pom praT.
ptnten ia e%rnennenoer uno runi Senat
10 bs%idtieeneer @inwanceruness Com
mifdr. Ct bat NIT @enebmi9sn9 ces
Jtnansmintfsrs pie n5tbieen 0sreins
~taruneen nit ben @inwanperunges
Go%amtlFcnen pom ginse!faatsn au
trefsn uno bic uctbwenetsen Bsftmms
unser uno 0Orfdrifsn gu erlaGsn.
Der 8inansminifer eruennt fur ras
Bureau einen 6auptlefretdr unp 70 pie,
lie @sbdlfsn. aIs nOtbwenetS fno. Die
0cran(hldse pes YRreau werben in
Ger sep5bnliGen 0stfe Gem @oneree
porsslsst unD pie &usaaben bic sur
Belt, In rsl1er fie BON Ger Eopffeusr
bsfritten rpsreen f5nneu. pom S1uBs
ante sstrcssn. Der GommiGdr barf
peper unmttteIbar nod mitteIbar bel
ireeno einer Gtfsnbabn. Dampfl9ifs
fabrtss opsr Bsf5rperunsss @sieuftaft
nod au4 bsi eancanfepelunsen be-
tbeilist fetn.
Das 9opfseIb, weldss Der Giseus
.ttdmer, aseni ODER Gapitdn zines jepsn
56ifss fdr ale nah ben UsretniDten
staater r~eilenpen 3wil&snredss yafa=
sisre 3u bssabIsn bat, ptro sur Inter
RiBuna ouaenbltdLi1 Rranfer, gum
Mietben unD Grbauen BON 9anbunsss
pIdssn unD sun1 NuBea Der GinwanpeS
rer tn Alsemfinen rerranbt. Inter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22

Mat bat Mir pieler Gage Elm Bud
dberrsi6t, eine aenaue 3uiammenRel.
lung. auer Ebatia6tn, tpsI@e fb auj
cas Gnce Der gsrfOlaer Der 3irGe be,
sisben sic line ale Az ibrer Bet
slenc su @runee sesunsen. DasBud
besinnt nit 5srOpes, Yilatus une Rat.
pbas. es asbt bio auf unleye Gage. uni
MIR odrfsn %annebmen. eaB bieienieen
rrel&e jeBt bic Gir@e beprdnesu. MID
aneers enren pereen, ME TIRE @oredn.
ger, roB 3u elmer 3eit Die TN Natbe bel
@Orfsbuns 'bsl6lcGen IN, Soft In leineu
Site Der Rir6e feline 6ano rrider
miro. l1no psnn fe rann sdnsli& es.
retnist ii uno befreit BON ben Retten
nit welden ibre Getuee uno gsrfoiee,
fe fsielten, rann miro CT fe bstleiDer
NIT aolrsnem gepance uno miro Il
ais 85nietn 6B.n laHen sur @e6ter
ibres a6ttlihen Stifters: Astitit Re
gina a dextris tuis in vestitu deau
ratio.
@as ater. Weine tbeuern S5bne
lOuen mir tbun IN eteler Belt bergrpar.
Itune2 Mir miHen ~auebarrcn I'm sc.
bette unb auen suten 0erfen, pie iii
Dir 70 chen es pnlprohsn tatt. Unit
neil rtr In Der Gafsnseit fsben, 70 mdl.
len mir uns iben in Mbt5oiuus unoGnt.
baItune BON s9ulD: ieiunemus a
Wits. Nur ausu lebr bat Die Nbibr.
Itun9 atesnommen In Der fattoIildsr
Wslt, uno tod 1T fte be Gfbrsrin. eil
uns fiber in Die Urine @otteS unlsrss
Vaters eelsitet.
go bsbaret Tenn auf hfm Weae
cen ibr eingelHlasen babt ballet eua
aud fortan fern pom ben 0edunsen eel
Nsuerer uno ldlissst eud trsu on eusr'
Oberbirtsn an is rrerrsr euh BIZ
0ano rei@sn !: fdmpft nann NIT ibnen
|un bic unpsrauesEiden &eGte Del
xirde Sslu Gbrifi su bsbaupten
uno neil mir aue Der 6Ilfe @ottes be.
cirfen, 70 wcasn mir uus at, tbn men.
cen, auf oa6 CT uns lesne. Ct m5st
eu1 bsadrfen in ten bstltsen GntI9lIl,
len, biele &edte ~ eertbeictsen, e.
fesae euereu Suten 8iuen, suere Sesll
unc eueren 9eib CT frdftise euerer
4eib gum Rampfe uno Derlstte euerel
ssele Stanrbafttsfstt, un allen I'm.
griffin Der &euOIuticn 3u wioerfsben,
Ct feene eaere Gamilien unb aue euer,
anliegen. er m5se leinen Sessn Gus.
sisBen Gber eusre Dstnatb. @r leen'
su@ i'm 2eben uno TN Mugenblide Gee
1oces, uno mdrOise eud, i'm ~ pref.
len ewiolid I'm parapieie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22
Oie neuen Natbseber SictOr
GmmahueIS.

leber bic 6dupter tes rtueu italien,
ilden Niniferiums fHrstbt man aus
Rom pom Is. Mdr;:
Das W~intferium III jest cefnitiu
Ssbtlret; beute bat Go In BE 6anb
css R5nt9s csn giD Der Ereue oboes
leet une am Dinstag rptro 60 (d Zen,
pdrlament oOrfsQen. prdfVent uno
5%incnshinitsr 1T Der pismontele &c,
pretts, Wininer ees Snnern Der 0eos
poIitaner NicOtsra, Wtntler res aus,
udrtisen MeIssart aus Der emilia.
Suai3mtnifer IA eer Neapclitaner
Mancint unterri@!smintfer Der pies
monteie @opp'nc, Nderbauminifer Der
: ietiianer Wojorana . Galatabfanc,
Wtnifter Ger 6fsntli&en arbeiien Ger
ecmbarce 5analD,ui Erie9sminiRer
Der Nsapclitansr @eneraI WsSsorapo.
Marineminifer Der NsapoIitansr Brin.
Wtntfsrprdfrent Depreits in elm
alter 0enofe MaSini's, BON eeui er In
lstnen SGriften 6ftsrs erpdbnt utrp.
Sn leiner iineffen 8rcssn Nere al, l,fs
ne @dbIer In Straesaa felIte er fOI>
esrees yrcBramm aaf. Mit oHer
Kraft fnb pie Mutcrttdt unb BE Ord,
rcsutiue Der bdrSeIt&sn @ewnIt auf,
rtGt ~ srbaltsn !; jsoe arrOsans o.
Der tleriealsn Yartei muB sssissIt tusrs
ben ; bic Wsrtpaltuns bes tir&Iihen
1T Den Eaten a~nsuprtrnus
en- ; Der lntsrri@t mus p~tIiaatoril@.
gratis unc BON eatsn sessbfn lsin
Autan; Der gSIter unD Rssisruns
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Observation-Disclosures
e9luk Ses 9albiabrs.

Sod cine Nummef, uno BE erft
9dIfte tes neuntsn Sabrsanss InesI
ibren Nbidlus. SO If sies ein Belt.
punt, no Ger @sladftssans ben 5ers
aussebsr srinst feline Bidder su eur9'
Seben, uno 6et tieiem usberblife MAIDS
Der @aneerer cine ecppslte Dabrnebs
rtune.
Wau@e atcnnenisn baten, Ger an
Sic ereanaenen Wabnun8 ent pyeGeap,
sinen 0rif In ibre IaI9e gotham unr
ibre Eidfdnte ssosdt. Din unb pis>
Der Ginsr bat G@, nadcsm CT jabrss
lang unlsr 8luit 0OGe Sir @O@e In
Gmpfane senumnlen, I'm, GG an Dem
ret&sn Ssisfpf psHslbsn gu u~ntsrbaItsn.
bur@ unlere @ubnuns u~naussusbm
tsrdbrt ssfunosn uno 3uu, Dante, eae
Der @unbsrer ibn 70 LANCE 3eit rsssI>
ndsis teluGt fat, abtsasQs. Bir pols
len bier ntGt untetlu@sn. Of cine (olts
9ansIunsswsife &riRls@ ODER gar fa>
tbOlii& st. Snsse aud foIas Rduss
r1u6 90 9eben.
Cine sruse GAIL son atOnnsnten
Id5t es rubis Ssbsn Bic gum S9Iue
tes Subrsanss uno tenft bsr Don-
berer mag partsn, bis sr stsia S6srfs
leiu tsfommt! ! On oiele ruertb nGrsunts
m6@tsn mir bic Grase ytdtsn: tSnns
ten fe siusn 0elddftsmann In iygsne
efnem anberen 3ueiss faeen, sr fiji
fe Sabr unb Sag arbeiten, lsin 0ele
Suri&irSsn une e%sbuIris cuf 3abIuna
tuartsr piree? Rsinen | uno BEN
3situnssbsrauSssber mutbst man su
tas Ct Bcae IN, @oGe feline atbsi.
tsr Grud uuo papisr besebIt uuo easu
rob'eas Ycrto bf Der Tcf. De-
@ancsrsr If dteusust ros CT 1tint
'tpubren Grsunes nur auf eisiss unbus
Iise Sssfabrsn aufmsrtlam ;u uaSsn
braudt uui fe sur Gr!iGuna itrs,
gepFi&tuns Su ssrnnldfsn.
DsnisniSen, pelde uufersr auforoe>
runs bereitwiais entipruGsn, anfsrn te.
fen Danf. DisisniSsn absr> rsI&,
ets6 nod ntat 8etban. m6ssn nun aud
BAG Sbrise tbun, uno Ter @autsre,
miro f& tsfrsbcn, alien biuisen 8ans
f@en mad Srdften ia sntlprGen.
Nd&fens besinnt ,uisbsr cine neue,
tS@a intenGante @sl&i&te, BE nj,
fcsben erbislten. s
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GorreRen0eaaen

unb etnfeneunsen dtsrtaupt Fub aets
wtafcnusu. bsicneers aber sssebeu,
tsstsn. unb 3ufdnbs In snIaissensn
eantsstbtIsa ; bod mifnn aue eins
isnbunstr pom getfaHr untsrsi&nei
lfiu.
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@a4 @arapa

irsrbsn 90 iebsr Belt Bsfslunsen auf
ben Gantersr, ssSen gurausts,abIuns
auesucmuier.
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Sl0Wiv Sinhing.

lhrrr "ae ~ material cnauge la Commodore
Va" ''ih.sh condition ycsterIay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

The Old Candidates Out of the Field -scots
Lord aud senator starbuck.

SARATOGA. Sept. IL A few delegate. to
the Democratic state Convention tnat meets
here ON Wednesday have arrived. Some out
sldcr5 have also appeared. there IL no doubt
thit there will be a large gathering of both
classes by Tomorrow noon. There Will be many
suostiutions among the delegates. OF course
the only point 81 consideration Is the nomina.
ton for Governor. doubt whethsr any uf the
candidates who we're before the last Convcn-
ton viii be pressed now. Tao nomination Of
Seymour Ia that whirlN ind was largely due TO
desire TO sweep them all out OF the Geld as
unavailable. Tho exception Is Comptroller
Robinson. and hc could only have been nomi-
ns.ed WIN we nnders landing that DOrshetnsr
was 10 be left on the tickst as Lieutenant q "
etnor, aud II WAS rrooablv deemeu hishy IN.
viii be sin s oiSsenic s''R' me- no., tSt's S esr
ts,n mar Il will Senator Stlrbucg hardly fails
br"n1nt nef' r. tho last convention, out NOT
pressed. He Il nn able iusn anu the foremost
adN2eate of Gov. ltiden's reform measures IN
the Legisittre. HIS name may 10 again pre- =
sentoi On Wednesday
Inc ner c,,ndid1tss are not as vet very nu-
derstood that Samuel Hand has postiveIy
Secilned to be candidate. Dewitt &. Nests
lester wit nJrawinv his name Is abroad, In PRINT
Tue withholdins OF their name. takes many ~
surprise, scott Lord is undoubtedly a candi.
record IN the recent Congress Is referred 10 Win
great favor. iuie to MS leadership In the
nelknsp imoeAchmeut ,riai; IN, skill IN puttiIg
tnr uHh tie House the bfopos d amendment
OF Tue Cousttuion IN regard to c,mmon
schools, ana his resoluiiun for vindicn inn
the Tight "f all citizens ia the South to vu,e ia
peace itr speotiNe ~ color. Nhicn pas -d tn.
HOUSE with but TWO dissenting vutes. II /. as
serted tI.t these cvldeno II tact and ability
10 ~ pending issues wudli heneht MN
should no lie nOmina ed for GOvrfnur. Iho
eulV urawoack 70 bis Candidacy | have heard
mentioned is thdt he Mas a sort of Whig .ow-
Nothihg twenty SeArs ago. | believe ne a re
INTO Tue DemOciaiic party .orut Q same periou
IL NNIf AZ. D. a
tthtu q Ol limitations uught Uy hts tue to
We run agAins, Jud - Lords ore vious political
Nothitg :. cut ouly an Old Line Wing.
IL iS possible tnat Mlntun MArbls may vet po
urouHh. TWarI as q Candidate. His own views
on tue subject a.c not known u me. Judge
Ana'a J 4 rkcr of Alo o,ng Is spoke Of. 81
J. n HuWtr y Nelson Il Dutchess. Otner uaIies
VII no doubt appear In me Geld To morrow.
OIinlOn bOlnt- sle iully T. no man as yet.
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a sUNDA EyENING GAME
The Stabbing Of Mr.. Catch ID. Weeks, of Ono
Hundred and Fourth street.

The front door OF John Mundschau's =
beer saloon. at 1880 Third avenue. was locked
on SUNDAY evening, but the side door was not
so at about 10 o'clock Nr. Caleb D. Weeks. OF
Ill Eist l04 h 3 rect, and Mr. Mathew Moore, Of
~ East lo5th street. entered the saloon. John
spellmsn, butcher In the slaughter house at
the foot OF East l06th street; John Bowman, OF
First avenue and l05th street; LOUIS F,iese, a
butcher. OF 3l East Forty nfth street, and Mr.
Nunuschau were playing cards Mr.. Weeks aud
worker In the slauEht r house, STABBED Mr.
Weeks In the mead, arfD. side, thigh, and abdo-
dem with Keen knife used In he slaughter
mouse Inc Latter wound. Drs. White, Neil, ana
heisner SAy, is almost certainly fatal. SpeiIfp.n
and ftieSe ian tow I'd the slaughter house, but
we're Z ptured by Officers Ko.s ana Pertell.
Nr. Weeks and Sir. Moore" Mr. Mundschau
sad Yesterday. came In ABOUT ten o'clock anu
drank some beer. gave IL to them. aud then
went back to my game. Mr. Moore said, i
VIII play ANYBODY Tor drinks for the crowd
Spelua an took him up, ana tne game was going
To oesin IN a friendly wav when Friese sold 10
German to SDellman. come, JON, let's 20 snd
l"ao our meat. and get down to Washington
market Spellm sad, wait minute. until
this game Is out Mr.. Weeks " ~ offended be-
cause they spoke In German, and he could not
understand. explained int ttbey mad not Id
anything out ~ tue way, and Frese asked MIR.
Weeks to pardon MIN, " he had done wrong.
! hen Weeks broke The handle II his umbrella
table, aud cncheI with Mr.. Weeks. rney fell,
Mr.. Weeks, think. on top. l tried to hold
Spellman. and somebody shouted. police Then
everybody ran out of the saloon.
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SETTING the PUBLIC RIGHT.
What n Roman Catholic Priest says about
the Publlc schools

The Rev. S. Malone, in SIS. Peter and Paul
Cstholic Churcn. willitmsburgh, In a pleas
Ant sermon on sunday last said: The pub
lie school system is glorious one. People
OF eyery creed and class must admire It. All
denominations are WITHIN It's fold. and its bene-
nts extend to the Jew, Christian, aud unbeleyer
alike. II YOU go among the people you viii mud
that thew look up To, admire. and defend IT,
Ihis IA as II SHOULD b.. for IN the great people
one VIII rarely hnd ANYTHING out correct ideas
On "a, unfortunately. there is placed tue .tig-
ma. the reoroach that We oppose the system.
IL Is not so. We do not wish To ngnt on the
slde On which We hsvo been placed. II NE look
at the system perfect, according t. its standard,
snd examine It's moral ana r. ligious grounds
We one b' reason and argument to explain the
position we hold IN that pHrticultr. On US Is
placed the great res ponsibiitv to God to waich
that the faith Il not lost in His cnildrsn. We
have never declaimed ~ inst those VINO have
forced the American people 10 place us In op-
position to the system, ana now must bear
The responsibility % our In iction. | am a
Ca'ho'ir priest and live up to eli its doctrines
and teachings, and while 1 proclaim It to be
your duty TO nelp your 'choos, / cannot de-
claim against those supported aud maintained
by tue public"
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THE VAR IN MEXICO,
New LAREDO Occupied by Detachment Of
United states soldiers.

NEW ORLEANS Sept. u.-A Brownsville
despatch In the Galveston Neios gives informa-
uon that the condition OF anarchy on the Next
can eide OF the Rio Grands has resulted In tho
occupation Of New Laredo by a detachment OF
United States soldiers under Lieut.. Col. ii. C.
Merriam, and BY the consent OF the Mexican
Federal commander. Gen. Reveultas. The
movement was made on application OF Col.
Haynes. the consular agent at that point. New
Laredo had been captured some weeks ago by
party OF revoutionists. who subsequently evac-
usted the place TO JOIN the forces of Cortina
further down the county. Thus, left TO tho
merov OF the Ladronos, and with no adeausts
projection from any home Government, the
foreign residents. through Col Haynes made
demand on Col. Merriam for assistance, which,
under existing orGefs from Gen. Ora, based
upon an agreement with the Federal MeIc n
district commander. was readily granted. Col.
Merriam crossed the Rio Grade from Fort Me-
lntosn with hftv men Of the Twenty fourth In-
fnuirv Oh the night OF the 6th inst.. ana 1T last
accounts stiil oncupied the plaza AT New Laredo
Inc nesaatcn also states that tnr Federal forces
from tatamhras, comm 'nded oy Col. Neal have
burned Cortnas Rancho Sabinas. Oulroea mas
received reenforcentnts and raised the Siege OF
Hadome, where he has been since his feat
ten dsvs ago. The entire border IA on tne guf
tire, owing 10 the concentration OF both parties
near CamaEgo.
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tIncluding vote for he OConor ticket. trnciuiina
SlSO v.te; for Joseph IL. Williams (ino) lincuaiug
In this city the vote to-day wus the largest
ever thrown, Conner receiving 0, 80. ana Talbot
2&4-a Republican majority OF 6J6. Last wears
vote stooi: Republican, 2.4e9 Democratic.
2,eO0; scattering +-Democratic majority, 1O3.
Republican gain, esq. In 1872 Portland gave:
republican, 2,SS; Democratic, 2,s27- -Republi-
can majority. ".
- Twenty towns give Conner Rep.), 1928, and
Talbot tDeml 1ljOi. The ssme towns NJ 1875
gave Conner l02ig, and Roberts dem }, qW7-
hepu9lican majority. 1893 AGAINST 322 lsst We ar,
Bddetofd CITY complete gives IhlUo for Gov
ernOr, 70 majority, aGd Goodwin (Dcm), for
Congress, lI over Reed 0iep) Goodwin ran
anesu ot MS ticket In every wa,d.
hancock county reforms snow Republican
~ l.rity 3i 6oO. The county was exactly tied
10 1915. WasniDeton county indicates . R-pub-
nc n majority of go, being a galn Of $40 from
1910. The Knox county towns In the FiEh Con-
Rtessionsl District will give MIR. Hale nearly or
quite 75J majority aud his msjJrliy In Waldo
county Will Ieacn 90. Mir. Hale's mntOrity
must be almost or quite 3,0OO, being .aiu Of 900
ON he vote Qf 1874 In 1875 ne isirlct asye ex.
actly lOO majority on the vote for Governor.
sixty towns give Conner Qlsp) "a 2gJ, Talbot
lDem ISvJA. Last year. Conner 1890, Roberts
(DstnD 1853. A net Republican gain VI 8,Ol4
ne following Is the vote OF the sever.I citios
and towns, compared with last years vote: