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executor of the will of the powers as having
invited them to express it in the conference.
Troubles in BULGARIA.

executor of the will of the powers as having
invited them to express it in the conference.
Troubles in Bulgaria.
VIENNA, June 2S.-At any moment revolu-
ton may be expected in favor of the union of
Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia.
Military Activity in Albania.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 2S.-It is believed
that the gravest apprehensons are entertained
at the British embassy in Constantinople rela-
tive to the turn of affairs in Albania. A Sou
tart correspondent telegraphs that the Alban-
ian committee has despatched 1900 men to
Dulcigno
War Preparations in Turkey.
PERA, June 2S.-Warlike preparations are
proceeding at Pera. There is much activity
at the arsenal The Porte has telegraphed to
the authorities on the Greek frontier provinces
for an exact report of the number of Albanians
under arms the present condition of the coun-
try and its resources.
Religious Freedom in Morocco.
All the European powers have consented to
the establishment of religious freedom in Mo-
rocco.
Another Collision with an Iceberg.
LONDON June 2S-The Norwegian barque
Grid, from Richmond, at Queenstown, reports
that during fog on the 9Th was in collision
with an iceberg, lost her foremost, bowsprt,
cut water and jibboom, started her deck planks
and sustained other damages.
Evidently an Unpopular Official.
CALCUTTA, June 2S.-News of the resigna-
ton of Sir John Strachy has been received
throughout the country with the liveliest salts
faction.
The Church Bill In Germany.
BERLIN, June 2S-About forty-seven Ma
tional Liberals will vote for the church bill and
about forty-four will oppose it.
LONDON, June 2S.-A Berlin correspondent
of the Times says-The negotiations for a COM
promise between the various factions have pro-
crossed so far as almost to insure the bare pass
ing of the church bill in very modified form.
The Fortune Bay Outrage.
LONDON, June 2S.-Sir Charles Dixie stated
that in consequence of communications pro-
ceeding with the American government and
with the crown law officers upon the Fortune
Bay question, the production of the correspon-
dence upon that subject would be delayed.
Parnell's Relief Bill
Forster, chief secretary for Ireland informed
Parnell he must oppose his bill granting e2Co,-
600 for the relief Of distress in Ireland. saying
that it would do more harm than good.
Heavy Failure in London.
Edwards & Harris, tea brokers, have failed.
Liabilities e73,C00
Importation of Pork into Germany from
the United States Prohibited.
BERLIN June 2S.-The order of Bismarck is
published prohibiting the importation of sau-
sages and pork from the United States.
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NEW YORK.

Twenty-Four Deaths from Sunstroke.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-The heat was again
very oppressive today; "a deaths from sun
stroke were reported to the coroner today.
Horse Car Drivers Strike.
The car drivers strike ON Second avenue
still continues Very few cars are running A
general strike on Third and Fourth avenues is
expected.
Two Men Killed by an Explosion.
The explosion of can of varnish today
killed one man and fatally burned another,
and caused $4,000 damage by fire.
Attempt to Fast Forty Days.
DIR. III. Y. Tanner, of Milwaukee, today
commenced his feat of fasting forty consecu-
tive days, under the supervision of a commit
tee of six physicians.
Suicide of a City Treasurer.
ROCHESTER,, June 2S.-City Treasurer Will
liams drowned himself this afternoon. His &C.
counts are all right, but an investigation of
them by the city officials preyed on his mind.
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Slow Business Building Mud Bat
terieS.

The Globe Democrats Washington CORES
pondent gives the result of an attempt to Or
ganize mud battery for general use during
the campaign:
Several experienced reporters, who were
skilled in researches of this character, and who
from vague speculative and most fimsy mate
rial, were expected to weave web of official
delinquencies about the public life of the
nominee, were employed to make up full re-
view. To-day these gentlemen reported to
the eager Democratic committeeman that
theirs was hopeless task; that the back-pay
subject could not be utilized, and they regard
Garfield clear in that; that the Credit Mo-
bilier scandal is also SO much burnt powder as
far as Garfield was concerned; that any at
tempt to make capital out of that would only
recoil upon the Democratic party as exposing
their desperate straits, and that the paving
contracts are equally barren of material for
campaign thunder. One of the gentlemen re-
marked that aside from these expected scam
dals. the public character of General Garfield
Is without blemish, and in looking over the
record OF his long career in Congress, his
speeches and his votes. he has been consistent
throughout, sound in his views of finances,
sound on the tariff question, and, in fact
sound on every issue that could be brought
into national political contest A member
OF the committee replied that as the Demo-
cratic party had no time to spend in accumu-
latiDg such material, the matter would be
dropped.
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AFGHANISTAN.

Abdurrahman Khan's Sincerity Doubted
LONDON, June 27.-The Times Cabul dis
patch reports that the answer to the British
ultimatum has been received from Abdurrah-
man Khan. Its tenor is said to raise doubts in
regard to~Khans sincerity. Abdurrahman
seems to ignore the fact that the British have
informed him that Candahar has been formed
into separate province. He states in his let
ter that he is to rule over exactly the same ter
ritory as his grandfather, Dost Mahomed. In
other respects the letter is satisfactory. He
proposes to advance to Parwan in northern
Konistan, and there conclude the final arrange
mentS
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President Haves a, Rran,ord

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June 28.-President
Hayes visited Branford this morning. He
first went to the summer residence, at Indian
Neck, OF Thomas R. Trowbridge, his host in
this city: He then held reception in Bran
built BY his great-grandfather, Ezekiel Hayes,
The old fashioned woodwork, wainscotfng,
etc., In the room remain the same as $50 wears
ago. The house is of brick, the bricks having
been made by Mr.. Hayes great grandfather.
what he had been able to learn concerning his
ancestors. An old axe. manufactured by his
great grandfather, was found in possession of
Branford resident and presented to him.
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An Incendiary Hung by a Mob.

DENVER, Col, June 2S-The Republicans
Buena Vista special says: Last night an in
cendiary attempted to burn the Lake House,
but was caught in the act and hanged by a
mob who fired several shots, fatally wounding
an unknown man and seriously woundinss
Calvin Moore and j. A. Matthews
The crowd also attacked Judge Casey, but
he escaped. The intention was to murder
him. A short time ago petition signed by
citizens caused the dismissal by Judge Casey
of some members of the police force, which
caused the attack on him. No more violence
is likely to occur.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

About so delegates from all parts of the
United States, representing the Irish revolu-
tionary convention, assembled in Philadelphia
with Judge Brennan of Iowa IN the chair.
Geo. Elliott of Elkhart, Ind, in a fit of
jealousy, shot his affianced and then shot HIM
self dead yesterday.
The Narragansett was raised at a. m. yes
terday, and while being towed towards Cow
Bay grounded ON Six Mile Reef off Clinton,
only few miles from where she sank.
Members of the bar Of Lyons, Beziers, Tour
nom Rennes. LIE Mans and other towns in
France, have pronounced against the religious
DEGREES.
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EUROPE.
Amnesty in France.

PARIS, June 2S.--The propagation of the
French Chambers is expected on the 18th of
July. The Soleil points out that amnesty is
more restricted than imagined. Six thousand
communists transported in 1871 have already
returned, and those free from criminal antece-
Scarcely 500 remain in New Caledonia.
The Berlin Conference.
BERLIN, Juae 2S.-Much notice is taken here
of recent article in the Paris Temps, which
was probably inspired, affecting to discard all
responsibility on the part of France in the
event of Turkey refusing to obey the voice of
Europe. 1t points to England as the ultimate
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Rallying Around the Moonshiners.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 2S.-The killing of
VIM. James of Campbell county by posse
of revenue raiders last Thursday caused great
indignation. The prominent citizens of the
county held an indignation meeting in the
Methodist church at Red Oak today and passed
resolutions denouncing the conduct OF the
posse and demanding full investigation of
the killing.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

A terrible disaster happened on the Sound
yesterday. steamer that running between
New York city and College Point. was burned
to the waters edge. The number of passen-
gers on board is estimated at from 800 to 500
and the number lost at from 30 to so.
The drouth is very severe at Red Bank. N.
j.. aud cattle are dying in great numbers
Yesterday was extremely hot in New York
and many deaths from sunstroke are reported.
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Base Ball

At Chicago Worcesters l; Chicagos A.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8; Rochesters g.
At observation-disclosures 7; Clevelands 5.
at Buffalo Providence 2; Buffalos 3.
At New Haven-Harvards 3; Yale 70.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20.

from Bodie, caught his wrist with one hand
and his ear with the other and turned him
around. Upon looking at the miner, Bowie
Bill dropped the knife, drew in his under jaw,
and became the picture of meekncss at once.
The miner led him to the door by the ear and
showed him out, and one of the militia officers,
with rare presence of mind and reckless cour
age, aimed frantic kick at his disappearing
coat tails, missing the mark by about foot,
and coming heavily to the floor on the end of
his own back.
The miner explained that he knew the stran-
ger in Bodie as check guerilla and broken
down barkeeper, who had acquired a reputa-
ton as fighter by hanging around the en-
trance to doctors office and licking the pa
tients as they came out
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Mysterious Disappearance at Norwich,

NORWICH, VT, June 28.-There is great ex-
element in this vicinity, over the mysterious
last night of Mrs. Ella Child, wife of DR.. 81.
E. Child of Norwich. The doctor has been
arrested on suspicion. He was somewhat un-
der the influence of liquor this forenoon, but
declared himself innocent of crime. The par
ties quarreled last night after retiring, and the
husband says he left the house for half an
hour, and when he returned his wife had dis
appeared. She took nothing but her night
clothes.
LATER.
Mrs. DR.. Child, whose disappearance created
so much excitement, has turned up safe ard
well at the house of neighbor.
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Cattle DYING from Heat.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Great mortality
among the cattle throughout Allen and Mon
mouth counties, New Jersey, is reported in
consequence OF the drouth and heat The
pastures are all parched, streams dried up, and
Indigestion, starvation and thirst are doing ter
rible work
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Forest Fires.

RED BATK N. J.-Destructive forest fires
are again reported sweeping over large tracts
of woodland in Monmouth and Ocean coun-
ties, causing much alarm among the inhabi-
tants. The drouth is terrible, very few show
ers having fallen in nine weeks.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Buenos Ayres Surrounded by National
Troops.
Rio JANEIRo June 2S.-The latest from
Buenos Ayres announce that the city was sur
rounded by natien al troops ON the Goth inst,
and was summoned to capitulate within "a
hours.
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Newspaper Consolidation.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-The two afternoon
papers, Star and Times, have been CONSOLIDATE
ed. The united paper will be issued from the
sformer Star Office under the name of Cincin-
natl Times and Star.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Collision of Trains on the Boston & Maine
Railroad.
Boston, June 2S.-Reports reach here to-
night of an accident on the Boston g. Maine
railroad at Reading, Mass caused by the in
coming Portland train, which was some min
utes behind time, colliding with freight train
which had switched off on the main track.
One engine is said to have been derailed and
one man killed. No further particulars have
been received up to midnight. The railroad
officials admit that slight accident has &C.
CURED, but deny there have been any serious
casualties.
A later despatch says no one was killed, bu
no particulars could be obtained.
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SPORTING.
The intercollegiate Regatta at
Philadelphia.
COLUMBIA WINS IN MINUTES "a
SECONDS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-The Inter Collegi-
ate four-oared shell race to-day was won by Co.
lumbia College crew, the University OF Penn
sylvania second and Princeton third The dis
lance was L miles. The time of the winners
was 9.4a The time of the winning crew over
the same course last year was 9.23.
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Relaying the Martha's Vineyard Gable.
BOSTON, June 28.-The submarine cable
from Woods Hole to Martha's Vineyard, which
has been broken for many months past, will be
reaid by the Western Union Telegraph Co.
during this week and will probably be ready
for business Saturday next.
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New York stock and ioncy nrnrke,.

NEW YORK, June observation-disclosures loaned
easy at 293 per cent. call, closing at 21s; prime
mercantile paper at 3941s per cent. Sterling Ex-
change weak and lower at 4840l4S41s for long and
486948619 for short. Governments strong and 1A0
$s higher. State bonds dull and nominal Railroad
bonds active and higher. The stock market closed
firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 335. 600 shares.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

NDy ItItgTdpH.I
CHICAGO June 8.-Hogs-Receipts SO 900 head
shipments 1000 head; market is moderately active
and &c lower; mixed packing at 10G4 %; choice
heavy 30G4 40; market closed steady, nearly all
sold.
Cattle Receipts 5000 head; shipments 555 head;
exports in good demand S0@5 90; butchers 2 20
@3 70.
Sheep-no receipts or Shipments market merely
nominal
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CUBA.

Yellow Fever in Havana.
HAVANA, June 28.-116 deaths from yellow
fever in this city last week.
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DEATHS.

At House Island, Henry Trefethen, aged SO years
3 months.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
at House Island.
In Deering, June 27, Hannah R., wife of Albert
A. Chesley, aged "a years 10 months.
At Edes Falls, June Is, Mrs. Eliza A., wife of Ar
temas Moody, aged 90 years.
In Dracot, Mass. June %, Samuel Chase, aged So
years,-formerly of Portland.
In Washington. d. c., June 20, Mrs. Louise H.
Brown. Bangor papers please copy.l
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years,
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without rival
1R@Slade's English Mustard, and Congress Yeast
Powder. standard, always reliable.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. June %.
Among the changes to-day in the wholesale mark
ct notice drop of lie car and bag lots of Corn
and decline of lie in Meal. Sugar is stronger at
Saturdays quotations. Cheese is weak and lower
Potatoes are frmer and about sc higher.
The following to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions. &c.
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The Army Worm in New Hampshire.

PORTSMOUTH, June 2S.-The increasing in
vasion of the army worm in this city and vi
cinity is causing much alarm. Much havoc
has been caused in the wheat fields which are
the principal centres of attack
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Capture of Notorious Gang Of Bush
rangers.

SIDNEY. N. S. W., June 2S.-The Kelly
gang of bush rangers has been captured. -Four
persons were shot in the encounter between
the officers and the gang. This gang is noto-
rious for bank robberies in New South Wales,
and has long evaded the authorities.
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SALT LAKE CITY, June 2S-The census
makes the population of Utah about $4,000;
Salt Lake City about q, 900.
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METEOROLOGICAL,

MhIGOhOJOGlCAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwKNrY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFIcER. Washington, d. c.,
June 90, l A. M.
F For New England
partly cloudy weather, local rains, warm south
erly veering to colder westerly winds, followed
by rising barometer.
Cantionaries continue at Woods Hole, Bos-
ton and section 7.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph.)
LONDON, June 2S.-Consols at SO GIG for money
and account.
LONDON June 2S-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, 5s, 1051a 41as, 1924 !;
4s,s110M.
@12s; Winter Wheat 9s edges 1O;Spring Wheat at
IS 5d99s 4d; California average IS 6d@9s Sd; club
do at 9s 6d@10s; Corn at 5s; Peas 6s lid. Provis
ions, &c.,-Pork.60s Beef Cos; Cheese at ASS; Lard
BIS; Baconsat 3es937s; Tallow at 33s Cd, at Lon
don 41S041s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
steady; Middling uplands at 63z d. Orleans at CTS
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 1000.
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Sale of the Rolling Stock of the P. & o
Railroad.

ST. JoHNsBURY, June 2S-The rolling
stock of the Portland & Ogdensburg railroad,
Vermont division, was sold at auction today
day, by order of court, to the st. Johnsbury &
Lake Champlain railroad for $57, 1850.
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Barque Ukraine, 729 tons, built at Bath in 49,
now at Now York, has been sold for 81 3 600.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld goth, barque Dirigo Sta
pies Queenstown.
NEW oRLEANS-Ar 22d, sch D Robinson, DIV
err, New York.
New York.
BRUNSWICK-Ar 2Oth schs Abbie Dunn, Foun-
tain New York to load for Baltimore.
Cla 23d, sch Geo w Jewett -
CHARLESTON-Sld 9th, sch Nellie L Morse, for
Brunswick
Russell, New York.
Cid 25th, sch Carrie Bell, Seavey, New York.
BALTIMORE-Ar Goth, schs Hattie MEG Buck,
Kennebec.
Cid 26th, sch Bowdoin, Randall, New York
Wis Gardiner; W L Abbott, do
CID 25th, sch Eagle Rock Hammond. Boston.
Cid 18th, sch Grace Bradley, Hooper, Boston.
Ar 26th, barque Alex Campbell, Bunker, Port
land; schs B Adams, Mary Il Bryan, c Wood,
n II Skinner, w Atkins, and Vraie, from Kenne-
bee.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, by Rev. Herbert W. Lathe, Edward F.
Parmelee and Miss Annie S. Prince, both of Port
land.
In Waldoboro, June 10, Shelton A. Simmons and
Miss Annie M. Schwartz.
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Receipts Of Maine CeurnI
Daily DOmestic Receiuts.

PORTLAND, June g.
For Portland, 19 cars miscellaneous mercbandise:
for connecting roads. 60 cars miscellaneous nier-
cbandise 1870
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Boston Stock Market.
Sales of the Rroker's BOARD lima 8

By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal to G
w. True s. Co.
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MARINE N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLANEs.

MONDAY, June 2S.
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Henry B Cleaves, Cummings, Philadelphia,
with COAL Vessel to j Willard.
Sch Lamartine Haskell, Phiadelphia-coal to
Randall s. McA1lister.
Sch P L Smith, Harrington, New York-coal to w
Spear.
Sch Gamecock. Robinson. Providence.
Sch Mary Jane, Merrill, Boston-molasses to w H
Robinson, Jr.
Sch Reaper, Teel, Boston--salt to Trefetben & Co.
Sch Henry Clay, Bickford, Boston-oil to Con-
Sch Balance, Robinson Beverly.
Sch Adelaide, Babbidge, Gloucester.
Cleared.
=, Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-Henry
Barque woodside Montgomery, Buenos Ayres-
Il Lewis & Co.
Sch Cinderella, Weber, Round Pond Nathl
Blake.
Sch Sarah, Hamlin, Waldoboro-Kensell g. Tabor
Sch Iodine, Cousins Stockton-Geo W True & Co.
Sch Fanny Barney, Higgins, Harpswell-
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9th, barque Isaac
jackson, Welsh, Havana.
Posed up, brig Mary Leighton.
Sid I'm Cardiff Goth inst, ship Peru Larrabee, for
Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Liverpool 26th, ship Martha Cobb Green
bank, New Orleans.
Ar at Liverpool 9th, ship John Potter, Mcclure
Bombay; John Bryce, Murphy, San Francisco.
Ar at Queenstown 9th, ship Alex lbs d,
San Francisco.
Ar at ROuen 10Th barque Kohhe Ford from
New York
:. Ar at Havre June 27th ship Marcia Grecnleaf,
Bunker, New Orleans.
Sid June 81, ship R B Fuller. Peabody, saguenay.
Barque Ukraine, 729 tons, built at Bath in 1865.
now at New YORK, has been sold for $13 600.
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Havana Market.
by Telegraph)
HAVANA. June 2S.-Sugar in fair demand with
an upward tendency; Molasses Sugar No 7 to 10 at
TAGS reals gold per arrobe.
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nave assigned him. II it were necss-
sary the opInions of almost every Re-
publican OF standing in Texas cou'd
he obtained in. jast such confederation
OF assertions made, and the position
of the Neics idTindles down to bare
faced puIveTsion of facts, induced by
desire To present fusion movement,
of some pretertlons as to numbers,
against the next D, mocratic ticket in
this state. Bat the Democratic state
ticket is IS sure of election as that the
Nedcs and Mr.. Davis are now opposed
to it, though the one will whip around
iutl line after q while, while the
other will be brave enough to
adhere To first intentions and
fight D mocracy to the last. And now
we desire to call attention 10 the asser-
tions OF Col. Russell concerning De-
mocracy and the present d mOcFatio
administration. True to his K .publi.
Can instincts, he can see nothing good
in them, but he will learn next No
vember that q great msj rity OF the
people of Texls are not of mis- mode
of thinking, and that, whether it be
for Governor Roberts or some other
man, there will be an overwhelming
endorsement Of Roberts acts as repre-
senting the Democratic party of Texa0.
Col. r. may employ HIS ammunition
with effect on Mr.. Davis, whom the
people of T'x's Shelved by over
100000 msjority IN conse quence of his
political enormitIes, bus when he fires
away at Governor Rob rts his fusil
assumes pop-gun proportions, and he
loses ground that he might otherwise
occupy by awarding to our presen
chief exctu I'VE the honor due him. But
the United s stes Marshal is d Repub-
licau, and the very name is indicative
If multitude of sins against peo-
pie.