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spirit which will then break forth with all
virulence.
The Campaign Against victorlo-Further
Depredats0ns.

Deprcdats0ns.
DENVER (Col.l, September 2ist.-Advices
from Santa Fe state that on the oath Instant
the United States and Mexican troops will
make combined attack on Victories band,
now in the Candelaria mountains in Mexico.
The whole force employed in the movement
amounts to about s, 900. Tervassas moves in
Mexico from the north, Buell. from the south
in New Mexico, Grierson from the east in
Texas, and Carr from the west in Arizona
Buell. is confident that the plan will be sue
cessful.
A Santa Fe, New Mexico, special says At
daybreak on the 10Th eighteen of Victories
Apaches attacked the San Jose stage station,
sixty miles from Ell Paso, captured all the
stage stock and 120 horses belonging to Ell
Paso citizens, and killed Mexican.
From Clouds to Sunshine.
CHICAGO. September 2lst. = The Times
saws. The Democratic trepidation in Indi-
ana has changed to hilarious confidence. 1t
is presumed that the Supreme Court. which
meets to-day. will not reverse its decision
oyerturning the constitutional amendments
changing the State elections from October to
November. That the advisability of doing
this was seriously contemplated at one time,
when the chances of Democratic success
in October seemed more remote than at pres
ent, there cannot be any doubt. One OF the
Justices Of the Court says the motion to re.
verse will be considered early, and disposed
of before many days have passed.
The Great Eastern 20 Run Between Eng
land and Texas.
Houston TEX J, September 21st.-The
project of securing the mammoth steamship
Great Eastern to run between London, New
Orleans and Galveston, to take out cotton and
other products and bring back emigrants, Is
in fair way of being fully established. Gov
ernor Roberts. of this State, has received
letter dated London. September %, stating
+" Before this reaches you the Great Eastern
will be in the hands of engineers preparatory
to making her first Texas trip. The object of
the scheme is to bring over emigrants, pro-
vided the people of the States show DISPOSE
ton to aid the undertaking and prepare to
receive the emigrants and give them the
necessary assistance in securing homes and
giving them employment" The Governor
has written the company fully in regard to
the matter, and there is no reason to doubt
the ultimate success of the scheme, and posi-
bly, before many weeks the great ship will &c
Ia our waters.
A Prize Fight which Did Not Come on.
DENVER (Col.), September 2ls..-The Tra-
bunes Trinidad special says: Barney Camp
bell of Pittsburg and John Murphy OF Lead
vile did not fight at Ration, n. NJ, to-day,
as arranged, on account OF dispute in re.
gard to weights, Murphy weighing 131 and
fight. The matter will be referred to Frank
Queen of the New York Clipper tor de-
cision and it is thought the parties will come
together again for a fight in about three
weeks.
National Conference OF Churches.
SARATOGA, September 21st.-The National
Conference Of the Unitarian and other Chris
tan churches began biennial session in the
Methodist Church this evening, with large
attendance.
National association or General Passenger
and Ticket Agents.
NEW YORK, September 21st.-The National
Association of General Passenger and Ticket
Agents resumed its session to-day. The land
grant roads of Kansas and Nebraska express
themselves as very much hurt in their bust
ness in consequence of false reports in the
newspapers about droughts, failures of crops,
etc, in the country through which these
run, and asked the association, as a body, to
put on sale on the 9th day of November. for
one day only round trip tickets from all East
ern points to these roads, to show that the re-
ports are exaggerated. Granted.
International Exhibition OF sheep and
Wool and Wool Products.
PHILADELPHIA, September Dist. The
formal opening of the international exhibit
ton of sheep and wool and wool products at
the main Exhibition Building took place this
afternoon.
Did Any Escape:
CHICAGO, September 2lst.-Mrs. Hazard
of Monticello, ILL.,, gave birth to five babies
on Sunday Two of them lived.
Railroad Matters.
CHICAGO, September 21st-PresidentS Scion
Humphrey of the Wabash Railroad, accom-
panied by other general officers of the road,
was in the city to-day making arrange
pletion of all the various Wabash lines
into Chicago. The Iowa extension will be
rapidly pushed, and the company expects to
be running its trains into Chicago for regular
business within month, and to make this
the central point of its business.
Railroad Depot Burned.
Boston, September 21st.-The northern
freight depot of the Boston and Maine k IL
road, on Causeway street, was entirely de-
stroyed By fire this evening, involving loss
on the building aud freight stored therein of
probably $3.50. 600. The less On the building
is estimated at $50, coo; full insurance.
Cigarmaisers' international UnIon.
CHICAGO, September DIST - The Cigar
makers International Union met to-day, and
President Strasser delivered the usual ad-
dress, making suggestions as to the manu-
facture of goods, the conduct OF strikes and
suppression of prison and tenement-h house
labor on cigars. The evening was spent in
hearing reports, appointing committees, etc.
Novel Means OF Raising Funds.
CINCINNATI, September Dist -Ninety-one
thousand dollars is now subscribed by citizens
to put with Mr.. Vests $3.50, 600 for the estab-
lishment of an art museum. S52,500 was
raised to-day by the novel means OF inviting
prominent citizens to a dinner party, it being
understood that an acceptance meant in each
case gift of $1,000.
Maud 5. Again Withdrawn from the
Tart.
CINCINNATI, September 21st.-Maua 8,
the now acknowledged Queen of the Turf
will reach home at Chester Park to morn
morning, where it is understood she Will &C.
main until the return of Vanderbilt, he Az
ing cabled Captain Stone to withdraw her
from the turf.
New Hampshire Pr0hibifionisis.
CONCORD. September <e1st.-The Prohibit
ton State Committee met to day and made
nominations for Congress, Electors and State
officers. The rames are not yet made publlc.
The committee also arranged for an active
State campaign.
suicide of n Murderer.
SARN1i Mich J, September 21st.-William
Home. sentenced to be hanged for the muir
der of a man named Adams, at Rat Portage,
hanged himself in his cell at Sault de st.
Marie.
Killed by a Train.
SALEM Mass September 21st-The train
from Gloucester struck carriage at the
Cabot-street crossing, Beverly, this evening,
killing the occupants, Aaron Stevens and
Clara E. Trask, both of Beverly.
Reason Returned.
DUBUQUE Qa.), September 21.-The Times
of to. morrow morning publishes letter from
D. G. Goodrich, for years editor Of the Cler-
mont People's Paper, a leading Greenback
journal IF Northern Iowa, renouncing the
Greenback party, and declaring its return to
the Republican party.
Destruction by Fire.
TOLEDO (O), September 21st.-J. Fou-
raultz' stave and heading factory at Grayton
was destroyed by fire this afternoon. The
estimated loss is $50 eco.
TELL CRY (Indl, September 21st-The
Cabinetmakers' Union furniture factory and
lumber, together with q number OF small
dwellings, occupied by workmen, were burned
to-day. The lumber was valued at $50, 1000:
| The most reliable estimate places the total
loss at 5000, 600.
| Donald Mckay Dead.