The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-13

and Charles Brown, who ou,rogeG SW NJ,
aged lady, who were sentenced ~ the
Eastern penitentiary for long terms,
hau y night IN their cell. Brown hui,
leu Cregard's head against the wall
ana MS injuries will probably be- mtnl
CHICAGO, November l9,-Garnler
nell bessanger lifty-four In four hun.
urea 10 three hundred aud forty. naly
peal SloSson four hundred TO two
hundred and iifly. In the NTH inning
pnly made one hundred and ilny-three
points.
me supreme Council OF the Soy.
erelgn ConslstOry OF Masons of the SSd
degree of the North Jurisdiction of the
United States, met to-day. A number
OF nolables from all parts Of thecounlry
are present.
NEW YORK, November II. The bale
OF cotton for Memphis which was sold
mere yesterday for three hundred and
MY dollars, WIS shipped 10 Liver.
pool to Ice sold for the same purpose
John A. Brown. Captain of The shin
John Harvey, has been lodged In the
Ludlow street Jail 10 await an invest.
CATION on charges Of brutality, prefer
led by five seainen aud committed du.
ring the voyage from this port TO Cron.
sladt by way of Mobile and return.
The failure, in the tea trade Monday,
sattributed rather 10 the competition
which Is growing up in the west, than
TO the panic. Great western marts Il
is said are receiving their teas mainly
by way of San Francisco, and many
smaller firms here have been wound
up owing to this withdrawal of trade,
The decreasing trade is mentioned as
the cause of one Of the heaviest imp0r-
tiers advertising two vessels of their
fleet for sale.
1t is said the engine which exploded
on Fourth avenue yesterday, had been
tended by boy, the engineer being
absent, Miss Bassford, who was killed,
was young woman of great beauty
and intelligence; she was on the way
home and, attracted by shout of the
workingmen, stopped for second and
was struck by n dying piece of the
boiler The little girl killed was an
Italian street musician. Her harp
was found lying by the side of the
body. The work of death was appa-
rently mainly executed by the peice of
iron weighing two hundred pounds
which was thrown of from tho boiler
at the height OF about five feet and
sped through the air al about that level
above the ground. Its force was spent
at the corner of Twelfth street, when it
fell, striking on the head and killing
the young woman above mentioned.
The families of the deceased men, who
were nearly all married and had chill
dren visited the stationhouse during
the evening and with tears of anguish
identified the dead.
WASHINGTON, November l2.-There
is a general fall Of snow throughout the
north.
HAVANA, November l2.-On the 9TH
inst, the Captain aud rhirty-siX of
the crew of the steamer Nirginius were
executed at Santiago De Cuba, On the
next day (the Sth), twelve more OF the
Cuban volunteers on the vessel Were
shot, Among the latter was franchi
Alfaro.
PHIEADELPIIIA, November Il, -
Orders were received mt the navyyard
to flt out the monitor Manhattan, for
sea on Friday next. A large force of
workmen is employed. 1t is under
stood that the other monitors at League
Island were to be made ready for
service at once.
New YORK, November l2,--Thc
Associated Banks gained 81 600
yesterday, and now have $26,OOO,O 600
on hand.
The steamer Russia sailed for Europe
to-day, taking out $4S7 $40 In silver
bars.
American Lawyers In the TichbOrnc
Case.
From the Boston Globc.l
We learn that Clarence Seward, of
New York, and Mr. De Costa, OF Phll-
adelphia, have been retained by the
prosecution as counsel in the ntermin-
able Tichborne case. The recent de-
velopments in the testimony OF the