The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-27

GEsMAsTowN, O., April 26.--A father,
son ana daughter were poisoned, it is sup
posed, by arsenic in their coffee.
CINCINNATI, April 26.--The strike of
the Crispins and gas men has ended dis
advantageously to the strikers.
SNOW,
saow is falling in various parts Of the
State.
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.--Twsnty thou.
sand visitors are at the Seventh Annual
State Fair
BROWNSVILLE, April &c.. Secretary
Belknap and General Sheridan and staff
are here, and will leave for New Orleans
Sunday morning, touching at Galveston.
Topeka, April 26,--Travellers from the
Comanchs country contradict the reports
of Indian troubles.
EXECUTED.
SAN Francisco, April 26.-Murpby, who
killed Murray five years ago, was hanged
At Stockton yesterday.
CoNuNDRuM.
Where's the Modocs, is still the conun-
urum' NO nBhting since,
MEMPHIS, April 26.--The Life and Gen
eral Insurance bank, D. =. Moller presi-
dent, has failed. Morianna, Ark, burned;
loss $4,000.
END OF THE WHARTON CASE.
BALTMoRE, April 2G.-.-ln the Circuit
Court of Anne Ayendel county. at An
napolis, this morning, the case of the
State against Elizabeth &. Wharton, for
m attempt TO murder Eugene Van Ness,
was settled by Prosecuting Attorney Rev
ell, with the consent of Attorney General
SySter. This ends the famous Wharton
trials.
BANK STATEMENT.
New YORK, April 26.--The bank state
ment shows q gain in the reserves of over
half million. Loans decreased seven
eighths million. Specie decreased one
eighth million. Legal tenders increased
one million, Deposits increased one nil
lion.
Arrived George Washington, New Or
leans.
POSTPONED.
Twenty-seven delegates from various
trade unions in the United States met in
secret session last evening. After Discus
sion, it was resolved to postpone any at
tempt to force the eight hour rule till
1874.
LONDON, April 26.-Consols oS3; Frank
fort Bonds 95s.
New YORK, May 26,-Canals open May
10Th.
New YORK, May 26.-One hundred and
twenty-seven sailor boarding house keep
ers indicted for violations of new shipping
act. Fitty-two locked up for examination.
New YORK, April 26.--Cotton quiet,
steady sales l,72lj uplands 1919; Orleans
l95, Flour dull, unchanged. Wheat,
strictly prime lots, strong. Corn fair de-
mand, shade tirmer, Pork unsettled, low
Ell new $lS so to $40, Lard steady. Ma
walls quiet Freights steady. Money ca
sieT to 81 commission; sterling limited
business, 81. Gold l7s. Governments dull,
nominal; States very quiet tens slightly
frmer.
LONDON, April 25,-Consols 99s; 5s,
S0s Tallow, SGD to Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 20 - II NJ Cotton
opened quiet; uplands, 9sd; Orleans,
9sd sales of 10 bales for the week, 90
bales; exports, 1000 bales; special ex-
ports, 1000 bales; stock, $4,000 bales;
American, $4,000 bales receipts, $4,000
bales; American, 10000 bales; actual ex-
ports, 5000 bales. Later sales, 10000
bales; special export, 1000 bales; ahOat,
54l 900 bales; American, 246, 900 bales.
New York, April 26.-Wall street
bonds intensely dull, Southern State
bonds neglected.
GOLDsBoRo, N. G., April 26,-Frost last
night throughout the State. Damage has
been done the crops and the fruits gen.
crafty. 1t is feared the cotton planted
will be entirely ruined.
KNOXVILLE, April 26,-Heavy frosts.
The fruit is killed and wheat injured.
PARIS, April 26.-A dispatch from
Madrid denies the proclamation Of the
Commune in that city.
BERLIN, April 26.--Bismarck's bill
regulating the clergy passed the upper
House.