The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27

Fyolich, Crawford, Lear. Carroll and Galloway will be the nominees for the positions for which they are candi- dates.
 -The Memphis & Little Rock Ky. company have arranged reduced rates for round trip tickets to all the fa- nous springs through the south and west.
 PAY FOR EADs.-The Conference Committee on the sunSry civil ap- propriations bill agreed to the Sen ate amendment providing for the payment of Capt. Eads for improve ment of the Mississippi at the South Pass.
 We are glad to learn from the Little Rock papers that Col. Smithee did not sustain as serious injuries from his recent perilous fall as might have been expected 50 attend such al mishap. No bones broken and no se- rious internal injury.
 The Pine Bluff Press gives it as it's opinion that both Miller and Beavers will be re-nominated for the offices now filled by them. We don't believe either of them will get the nomination. .
 Every person whom we have heard speak of the Gazette's attack upon Col. Embry agrees that it is unwarranted, unjust, unreasonable, weak, silly and dictatorial. The Ga zette wants to crush Embry simply because he is not Bob Johnson man.
 The Rev. Father Stroub has con cluded a contract with the L. R. & F. $. Ry., for over eighty thousand acres of land in Faulkner, Conway and Pope counties. A church will be erected at Conway within a short time and convent of the order of the Holy Ghost, with churches at At kins, Lewisburg and other points commenced immediately.
 PAY FOR WILsHIRE.-Before the Senate adjourned it took up and passed the House joint resolution authorizing the Clerk of the House to pay w. W. Wiltshire out of the contingent fund his expenses of con testing the seat from the Third Con- gressional District of Arkansas.
 There is considerable dissatis- faction in Nevada county with the Primary election just held. The dissatisfaction arises from the fact that the Judges of election allowed republicans to vote. Such action was very wrong, for no one but democrat has any right to partici- pate Tn these primary elections, and the judges should have no hesitation in making them strictly and purely party matter.
 Pulaski county went for Fetch CT, Beavers, Churchill, Crawford, Lear, Moore, Hill. Williams, Carroll and Galloway.
 Garland county-Fletcher. Chur- chill and Beavers.
 Jefferson county-Miller, Beavers, Churchill, Crawford, Lear,and Eakin.
 Lawrence county-Miller, Frolich, Crawford, Churchill, Lear, Tender son, Williams and Denton.
 St. Francis county-Miller.
 White county--Fletcher, Frolich, Lear and Churchill.
 Carroll county-Bradley Bunch for governor, Frolich, Crump, Churchill, Pearce, Denton, and Duvall.
 Hon Ben T. Embry in published letters says that he can be induced to accept the nomination for govern or and that he is not "Johnson man." Well, suppose he was would that make him a better or worse governor? What in the world has Bob Johnson done that Col. Elm bry should be so swift in disclaiming any fellowship with him? No body asked him, and for the matter of that, nobody cares continental who he fayors for U. 5. Senator.-Jack- sonport Herald.
 Hold on Bro. Lynn. Don't go off half cooked, before you know what you are talking about. We say that the question was asked direct to Col Embry, and his announcement that he was not Johnson man was in re- ply to that direct, pointed question. His letter was not written for publi- cation, however, and was published without the party to whom fl was ad- dressed consulting him. It seems to ,,o fk hae ctirFad mn tina biia in o e,no1