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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-19

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-19
ESTRAYS DALLAS COUNTY.

Taken up by p. g. Swer, and estrayed be-
fore John ID. kerfont, j p, precinct No. /, one
black horse, abnur years old, Is hands bigh,
all four feet white; branded s., with half cir
Gle above it, on lett shoulder; appraised at
$50. liw3
A. HARDWOOD,
District Clerk. Dallas Co. TcNas.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


GALVESTON, December l7.-Golti
easier at 1ll@Ill!, buying and selling;
silver decidedly lower at lG0@l0g3
buying and selling.
Hides higher. Dry flint, selected,
Isle; dry as they run, lTdiTlc; wet
saIted selected, 9lc; butchers green,
! 7J6fSc: dry sailed sold as dry flint, with
allowance for salt and glue seDck, &c.
Cotton-Quiet and steady. Ordi-
nary lllc; good ordinary l2,@lSSc;
middling 1870; good middling l4ic.
Sales | Az bales receipts ,925 bales ;
stock 50, 525 bales.
NEsy YORK.
NEW York, December, l7--Noon.-
Gold opened at ll2.
Cotton dull; sales POS bales; uplands
Ale; Orleans l49c.
Futures opened quiet; January 49,
@l3 23-32c; February 1Il@l4 l5-l6c;
March l45; April 10 Lice.
Money 81; gold lla; exchange, long,
81 S5l; short 81 e0i.
Evening-Cotton quiet; sales LIP
bales al. 14!@l4ic; net receipts l,0-5;
gross go.
Futures closed firm; sales is, 600 bales.
December 10 1892; January Is 1890
II; February 14s; March l4s; April l55;
May 10 7-l6@l5 1882; June l52; July
IL ZIG; August 10 3-16@l6i.
Money firm; TO 81; sterling 81; gold
dull 11f911l.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, December I7.--Cot-
ton-Demand good. Sales, 1900
bales. Good ordinary, to strict good
ordinary, 13Gl2!c; low middling to
stlict low middling, l3a@13sc; middling
to strict midGling, 1SsGl4sc; good
middling to middling fair, i4a@l5sc.
Receipts, gas bales; stock, 800, 762
bales; unsold yesterday, $1,000 bales
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FINANCIAL AID CanMgROgAL.
OTEICE OF THE DALLAS HFRaLD,(
December Is, 1874. !

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St Louis commercial, buying, u disc Odnt.
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Galveston commercial, buying, y discount
New York bank, selling, from par to u pre-
mium,
MUM.
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premium.
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BuNi Selling.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINcINsArt, Jily As.-l:wer ii fee: and STA
tioalry. Weather fair and cool. Arrived: Fan
ME ratum from New Ufe Ills.
PIrr5BUaa, July g. liver feet inches and
rising. WJataur cloily all COO.
EVANSVILLE, July Is. Weather c.ear. IIcr-
curry - to 70. RIVER has rlsel INC 40. lest
inch Is from Louisville to Cairo.
Sr. Louis jag lb-S' trrivas or departures.
River Is falling SLOWLY. Weather cleAr III much
cooler.
LOUISVILLE, My 2S.-River risn, slowly, 8
teet incaes Ia t.le iLl. Weather c.oLly AMI
cool.
CAIRO, July 2'.-Arrved; Yleger from St
Louis, 8 A. NJ; ia il from vlcisJL.s, L. u
DepLrteI: C1nn ,nSaaith fJr New O.icaas, IL I.
a.; Juia for st. l. 'Iis, T. YLe5;r Or New
Orleans, +. NJ. RIVER ~ e;t II il;.i,s ALL
falling. Weather clear. srciry u.
VIcAsBUn.i, jay zo.-Up joan hylc, 2 A NJ;
Belle OF .ol..,so .,jtt, +. H. ORA: fr.li Par
goll . A. a.; uJs. Alien, L. II. fie iiscr fell
iacLes ddr.n5 tIe past t|eLty-folr hJurs.
W attn r wif.n al cIoat
M3IpII,, j lily Is. -Arrivel: Nashville, FROM
ClnciIalti. Departed EnI, f,r CilcinnLtI, IL
VIcAs1Iro, for sich.Ji.o, LAST nlYht. lac rlves
III, RS III i've iucIos daring Las last tHeLty-
LLr hJIrs. We.Cl" c,er all pleasant.
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THE BEECHER.TiLTON CASE.

New YORK, July 2S.-The Sun says: Beech
er's committee decided last evening to call
Moulton the next witness. askin, him in
tn cir invit ii Ii to produce all documents IN
his posses ion, that relate, in any way, to the
case.
TIlton says Moulton won't testify efore the
committee as now constituted. Mr.. Shearn IN
sud, List evening, that no testimony nj Ill
tons. bearing on the alleged confession of
Mr. Beecher to him, OF adultery, WI, ever
eneitel in the reported cross-rx I'M II .tlon, or
omitted III the publication OF It.
Beecner's steno. 5rapher says no such testi-
nony rs Tilton speaks OF il his card, WA
regularly presented before the committee.
b e:ler returned from Pc .Nsllll ysster lay,
and clltel pleasantly Will sone OF his
clur;h members OF tae door5tepi, in tae
evtlln5.
Ii 81 ,ulton does answer the call to testify,
wlicl ne viii Receive today B.ecler' testi-
moay VIII BE- taken vitae 1t iurtlsr I1lty.
New YORK, JAY .. -rle Bto,Alyn Union
siys: Not oIa-h Nj OF tls evIIen:e hls been
Received by the Beecner lnve stIg stln! Com
mittee. Mrs. Tiltol Will be again called, and
possibly Tilton.
Elw-lrl Avington, at whose house Mrs.
L ltol Is Stopping, says she Is PERFECTLY calm
AMI serene.
Sls real the interview with Mrs. STAN
tol aud pr 'aounces it false.
Her cnilr-n nave g)le to Mount Ci.ir.
Tls Bro ,klyn Eye says: Or. Ssoors is to
be su uln Iaed as to his lnverview with I'd
tOL wnon the stttement OF the alleged
Ol3l'3 OF Bseclsr WAS mile.
Bsecaer will not aps ,a.x before the commit
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NEW ORLEANS. WEDNESDAY, JULY

tee tonight or tomorrow night, as he cannO
testify satisfactorily to himself or others unit
he has seen the alleged original of the letters
written by him. He has kept no copies of any
letters.
Some committee men say Beecher's examina
ton when made, will. be most rigid, but whether
written or oral, could not say
The Graphic reporter had an interview with
several OF the committee men, who say tina,
Beecher has no intention of resigning and
stories to that effect are mere gossip.
This course, it is said, is the only way by
which the matter can be solved. The com
mittee have concluded to close their labors in
a short time.
Theodore Tilton was arrested ON "a civil
action for libel to-day, at the suit of one Gay
nor, taken before Judge Walsh, and released
on his own recognlsance to appear to-
morrow.
Gaynor claims to be an interested party.
and brought suit to compel the production OF
all facts. His action is regarded as a move
ment to bring the case into the courts.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Mr. Tilton was visited
this morning by number of members of the
press, but his answer to all was: Il have
nothing further to say in regard to the case,
and decline to be interviewed" 1t is said a
complaint for libel is to be brought against
him III one OF the Justices courts, and that he
will then bring forward witnesses whom the
committee refuse to call
New YORK, July % Mr.. Gaynor, at whose
instance Tllton was arrested, is recently from
Boston. He Is now member OF the Brook
lyn Aryns staff. Mr. Gaynor SAYS his only
OBJECT III causing the arrest, is to bring out all
the facts
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THAT WILDCAT CONCERN.
Something More About the Mer-
chants Fire Insurance Go.

The further investigation into the affairs o.
the so-called Insurance Company, known as
the "Merchants' Fire" etc, proceeds, the
greater the trickery, on the part Of certain
officers Of the concern, developes itself.
Yesterday morning, in the German Gazette,
appeared the following:
CoREEcroN Mr. Albert Sadusky writes rs
to say that he never had anything to do with
the Merchants Fire Insurance Company, Al
Carondelet street, nor owns one cent worth
Of stock III it, and never insured any Of his
friends in it or the Franklin. On enc occa-
sion, at the request Of Mr.. Hamm, he acted
AZ witness to the signing Of document before
N rtary Dreyius. Otherwise never had amy
onnection with the Merchants crowd.
In reference to the above Mr. Sadusky
stated that without any authorization what
ever they had included him among the inccr-
porators Of the company, and he denied any
past or present connection with it.
The foregoing needs no comment.
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THE FAITHFUL In COUNCIL,
Exit Pinch.
So Endeth the FIRST Chapter.

The dusky faithful Of the Tenth Ward me-
corner Of Liberty and First streets. The
night was decidedly hot, but Judging from thu
things that were said and done our eonclu-
sions are necessarily drawn that it was de-
ers OF the negro crowd
The fight between Pinchback and Packard
has, amongst the constituents of both parties
in the Tenth, grown to such a degree that,
last night, nothing would satisfy but grand
rumpus and it came about in this wise:
PlLcl was, Of course, present. and, after
something like order had been brought about,
Judge Miller was called to the chair as Presi
dent Of the meeting.
The above fact is official, but as our reporter
had eyes he would solemnly affirm that he
saw at least some half a dozen other promi-
nent faithful occupying that post of honor
during the evening. Now was Pinch's chance.
He rose to explain. His arguments were in
tended to be child-like and bland. But alas
the milk Of human kindness was exhausted,
and with shouts and curses, that could be
heard for blocks around, the mass of newly
enfranchised arose, and with the finger of
scorn babe him vacate. They would have
nothing furth + to do with HIM, for Packard
was their man.
Pinch left, that is to say, he was in no mild
manner shown the door. Then up rose some
enthusiastic individual who put forth mo-
ton to indorse Packard.
1t was done in the twinkling Of an eye, and
shouts Of exultation rent the air.
Charles Bid was next put forward as can
didate vice Pinch as delegate to the State
Republican Convention. He was elected, and
50 ended a field night.
1t would be useles, for us to give particu-
lars of side sklrmishers which added to the
general excitement OF the evening: but let it
suffice that there were some sore eyes and
broken noses ere the evenin IS sport closed
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ANOTHER HEAVY STORM.

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-The storm night be.
fore last was very severe in Kentucky, and
although a heavy rain tell here, it was not as
heavy rs ut other points.
The Marietta aud Cincinnati and Louisville
Short Line are the only trains delayed o.
night. The bridges near Lynchburg, on the
Ii lisboro Branch Of Marietta, had been
washed away. The main line, up to noon,
was unobstructed. The roads west and north
are not affected.
AT Sparta, on the Louisville Short Line, the
Southern bound freight train went through the
bridge and WAS damaged by water. No one
WAS hurt. A mile ana hat south of Splra.
the engine, luggage and one passenger Car
went through grid re, the Pullman Car
escaping; three men seriously, one fatally
hurt Five miles further South, five baggage
cars were d.tcued. Between Cincinnati and
Walton two bird ses are down. The damage is
principally to rolling stock.
The officers ot the ro.id say trains will run
regularly III two days. Great d image is re-
porsed to tue corn crop by the wind breaking
tne corn DOM Ill ONO, Indiana and Ken
lucky. The ONO River here raised ne.r.y
live 1eet III Il few hours and is still rlsllo.
Licking River early TIM, morning came down
with alter three or four ct nlS uer t,an tue
nu TIC. OF tIe Oalo and shot itcr ~ stream,
ur4Vil, the url11 wool u : tln't Ie 10 It's.
At the pu1uc lan,tl"g on this siie of the
river th1 greatest dtn,g. WI, from tetriu
cotl bLits from thair Ia poril5 AMI slnAiu!
them. ih- loss Is nov estiin sto1 500, 90,
with i possibility OF Its b.ln. uucn less. ..c-
cUrI.nJ to tn number OF ID Is recovered.
AoDdt one thou stn / slw lo.s were driven out
ot the ic6tn5 1T ) Wits IrJL wotxA tulrteel
empty u re, wcre torl Loose .nI cafr.ed oui
INTO the Ol.O, together WITH the. new iron
ste,l Alex lultr swift tne Litter GOAT w.L-
safely i,uieI 1T Vest Gown ,toA.
III ok ~ PaIlils lost Six btryes; most OF
them coIttliied co Il. l.. }. Wuususols coll
elevator. twelve bro-s AMI Il dat, with
twelve cars. ~ers ws,l,l ASty \ nanoer OF
luisolo rJSin5 bJIss were also carried
AWAY.
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ACCIDENT on THE NEW OR
LEANS AND: MOBILE
RAILROAD.
An Engineer and Fireman Killed.

Yesterday morning, as the freight train OF
the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad APP
preached Belle Fontaine Station, some n'ne
miles this side of the latter city, the locomo-
tive and tender were thrown from the track
while going at full speed.
Notwithstanding every effort made by the
men on the locomotive to save their lives, they
met their terrible death at their post of duty.
Both were killed almost instantaneously, and
suffered, comparatively speaking, but very
little.
The engine and tender landed some dis
lance from the track, completely turning
over The fireman, who was a colored man,
was horribly bruised and mangled
The train which arrived here last night
about half-past II, brought the particulars OF
the disaster.
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PRICE-FIVE CENTS
THE PITTSBURG DISASTER.

PrrsBURG, July 2S.-Our papers are filed
with details of the disaster. Over 100 bodies
were recovered. The list of the dead in Ale
ghany is 125, Lower Allegheny 8, Saw Mill
Run IA, Big Branch Saw Mill Run 6, Little
Branch Saw Mill Run 81 CHARTERS Greek 20.
other suburbs Is. Total 2l9.
PrrrsBURG, July 2S.-Seven bodies are re-
ported tt. have been found in Woods Run this
afternoon: two of the bodies are unaccounted
for in the list of missing, and indicate there
must have been loss of life not yet reported.
Men and teams are busy to-day all along the
valley of the run, clearing away the accumu-
lated rubbish and making an effort to restore
the streets to something like their former
condition.
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Mu RIDER AND ARSON.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Nicholas Staader, who
was yesterday arrested on the charge o: arson,
and having found bail was re-arrested, charged
with attempted murder His bail was fixed at
| $1,000. Evidence of his guilt seems to be
accumlatins, and his neighbors are very vim
dictive in their feeling against him. The
Grand Jury, which meets tomorrow, will con-
slider the case at once. Two other clearl de-
fined attempts at incendiarism have been dis
covered since yesterday and the supposed
criminals We're arrested.
There does not appear to be any band or
organized body of men, but all these are in
divldual forts in various parts of the city. A
special grand jury has been ordered for the
consideration of these attempts at incendiar-
ism and murder
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DOMESTIC MAKhETs.

New YORK, July 23-Cotton closed dull.
Sales 3l3 bales at 17Wl7s; net receipts 1875 gross
4O5.
Futures closed steady; sales II 800 bales, as
follows; August 1916 1882; September 16 $3.50
IL ZIG; October 16 13-320l6 ZIG; November
Ii 5-16Wl6 1872; December l6 5-l6@16 11-3A
Southern flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
light supply; prices steady for prime spring;
poorer grades heavy at 81 270D1 80 for winter red
and amber Western; 81 359l A. for new red and
white Southern. Corn lower; moderately active,
750179c for Western mixed; 7oM7sdc for West-
ern yellow; SIC for white Western.
Coffee dull; nothing of moment doing. Rice
dull and unchanged Tallow dull: 7sM8. Resin
heavy 50 5O02 30 for strained Turpentine
heavy; 35t. Pork quiet and trmer; $22 for new;
cash August 81 751122; September s2l 75tD22 Is.
Beef quiet Lard 12t01l2h. Whisky better; in
good demand, 81 o. Freights active and
hrm-r. Grain Corn, sail 5; steam 81. Wheat,
sail 81; steam T.
CINCINNATI, July 2s.- Cotton duh, Mddling
l6i. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady,
demand moderate; red 81 O7(ll 10, white 81 1O0l
%. Corn steady, demand moderate, mixed
650167. Oats steady, demand moderate; old 57(9
s., new 5Ot053. Pork quiet; 1913 SO for mess.
Lard scarce and firm; summer ll40Al2, kettle
IA. Bulkmeats steady demand moderate, shout
demand moderate; shoulders 81, clear rib III,
clear liz. Whlsky-demand good at full prices,
with an advancing tendency, 50.
ST. LOUIS, July 28-Cotton quiet and I'M
Wheat dull and lower, except for lns pected NO.3
red, which is firm, and wanted for shipment, at
81 TO- sample lots 81 O5; No. red winter 81 10
al IL. Corn dnll, and prices have declined; No.
mixed 60 on track. Oats steady, demand mode
rate; No. g. 4l0I42 in elevator. Pork firm e23 Is
024. Dry sal meats firmly held; no sales. Ba-
con scarce and stiff; shoulders 81, clear rib LII,
clear r. Lard firm.
LOUISVILLE July 2S-Cotton quiet; Middlng
16I. Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn quiet at 1898 Oats quiet at IS. Pork
quiet, s24. Bacon, demand fair and market firm;
shoulders 8, clear rib ia, clear liz. Sugar
cured hams 15!0l51, PLAIN 14!. Bulk meats-
demand fair and market firm, shoulders 8, clear
rib lOsMlOi, clear 10000. Lard 430l42.
Whisky 50.
CHICAGO, July 2s-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and unsettled; No. l sp,ing Chicago
81 124, No. spring Chicago 81 0S. Corn
demand fair and market firm; No. 2 mixed "a.
Oats dull and lower, closed firmer; No. 2 47@50,
closed So Pork demand fair and prices I'D
vanced; s23 Is. Lard demand good 1t fnA
prices; l.SO Bulk meats steady, demand mode
rate; shoulders q, clear rib 9sNgl0 clear 1O1lO,
Whisky excited and prices higher 81.
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ANOTHER WILD CAT I,sUR1ycE COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is. The following dis
consulate notice appears on the door OF the
Peoples Fire Insurance Company " Infor-
III ltlon having been received that the ma1a-
ger AMI treasurer OF this company has de-
camped tor parts unknown, 1t is deemed adj
vlslple to suspend AL fur her business
PHILADELPHIA. July %. h olltive to the
suspension OF the Peoples Insurance Com
pany, wulch closed its doors to-day, an effort
was made to Joan &. HInds tonight.
Upon application at his residence, it was
tolnd he nld not been home since Sunday
and his family had no knowledge OF lis
whereabouts
A p9r,rlll VIII appear tonight in one of
the papers wllcl wll announcs il rewtrl Of
$3.50, t. be ofsred by ths Pennsylvania d.
tectlves for lntor Il itIon that will lie III to the
arrest OF tas ab1lciorS OF the 4 rs, child.
rne par'oll will be so wooded rs to open
trJe CO II lllc .tioa with, 1t exp pslng Identity
bat viii 1T tls Sln, tim, Il, nal ,p,I Llltn.
THi CSDP,. ia rllL, Ior tIa last two
wes1S have been plr.lll, an | may planters
con )lHn OF tn dtD Ia AZ is mar a. tl1
yoil,er ora, IN | retlr lln, TIE groE.n of
colr'1. Tl3 prospect for costol. cIIe alt
cora crop; ne eN;es ely el;b lra,.ls, "A
u hess tar Is sever, dtoItl ! ful cr,D -
expected. TIE cater ,li,r his IN sI5 it, ap
p.lrslse, bla IN ,nstl MN 'Irs, All il In .l,y
places nol4 It Ill era b. SEA.
A.eXLIif.i jLI;t>b1 alta LAST.
Tie friell, OF B5ecaer Iie mlci alb
over the III ttlrl by wIIcA FitoIS >elteme 1T
becomes pta.lc Oie M!ver.cl-Als t5,uI
Nj .rerick ia Ter proieSsiol'o' % Ito Is ir.end-
ship tor Tlitol. finding hi.n welr.eI mi worl
in prep .rlns his Charges, ami helrln, MIN ex-
press himself Il, dl,IrLsltul uf an an tnL-n us
to do his copying. vollAteeeei his ir.en lily
services IN the III .tter, rne trusttnl TIltoL
accepted the trie.ilIy ofar. Tie Sud NJ .ver-
lex took advantage ot ms trd,t to LII, Ae Il
secret copy OF tne statement IL al SURF .nI.reI
it tor puonc .tiol Nov, this AIN. II .verick
unbluslin .iy swelrs that hs did rlsnt aad
will stsld Oy his act In tas msInums the
Bsscnsr patty dsaouacs r.tol tor ths ex-
pose.
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n AlkiNk.

SourHwET PASS, J,uy Is, Up. M.-Biron,teS
o. h. Wnl u. i. T., hsnt.
NJ arrivals or dep Irtnres.
PAss-A-L OUraG, JLiy 81, P. M.-Wind z. 8.
E., hsut.
NJ arrivals.
Sli.d: Bark Slrah II J5lrt md schOOner No.
nAdnuck.
Nxx ioRx, July 23-Arrved lafayette. Chasa>
paas.
Arrived out City 81 BrOOklyn.
Nxx Yoax Juts "a -Arrlve.t: kuasia.
NYw Yoxx.- JIiy 1S.-Arrlvsd: o.sasss Thar.
m9ls, uvAa hAlnvurx.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Fort UNION, New Mexico, July 2S.-The
Indians killed five men twenty miles below
Fort Bascom. No details.
GEoRGETowN, July 2s.-The Republican
State Convention nominated DR.. Isaac Jump,
OF Dover, for Governor
LIVERPOOL, July q, $50 P. M.-Yarns and fab
RIGS at Manchester dull. but not quotably lower.
Tallow 5Ss 3D..
LONDON july 29.-Turpentine 24s Sd.
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UNEASlNESS ABOUT THE OHIO.

CINCINNATI, July %. River men, to-day, feel
hopeful that the river will not rise much more
If it falls soon, which is probable mu h of the
sunken coal mine will be recovered, as we'll as
many empty barges. 1t is now hoped that the
loss viii not exceed $4,000. Should the river
rise to fifteen feet the loss will be over
500, 900. The river now is tritie above
eleven feet and stationary, but rising above.
and the Kanawha, at Charleston, rising an
inch an hour
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

New York, July 2S.-On the 4th of August
last year, jeremiah Fuller beat james III tdwin
IN such manner as to cause his death shortly
afterwards. Fuller was indicted for murder,
but fled to New Orleans, whence he returned
to this city, two or three days ago. He was
arrested and brought to the District Attorney
office who directed him to be sent before
Jud 5e FLlmmer at the Tombs Police Court
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29

SOUTHERN DRAMATIC CLUB. Last evening
the St. Charles Theatre presented quite a
lively appearance, being filed from pit to
dome with select and appreciative audience.
The first play was Waiting for the Verdict, .
which was put upon the boards in good style,
all Of the cast sustaining their characters re-
markably well Among the performers most
worthy of note We would refer to Mr.. NJ IL.
Redon, who sustained the character Of Blink
ley Brown in a mo It creditable manner, and
by his appreciation of the drolness Of the
character and true rendition, received frequent
applause. Miss Grlves's Sarah Sawyer was
sprightly and til.el with that vivacity which
has ever characterized that lady.
Martha Rosedale was rendered by Miss
Waugh with true appreciation of the char
acter, and with her usull grace and ease OF
acting.
"The Benicia Boy" then followed, in
which every one acquitted them selves with
credit. The curtain gell upon this farce amid
the uproarlous applause and laughter OF the
large an fence VINO left their seats reluctantly,
murmuring earnest wishes for IL speedy recur-
renee OF tn most pleasant evening. We ars
indebted 20 the gentlemanly Reception Com
Mltteo ter coultesles extended us.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
THE ROSS KIDNAPPING CASE.

PHILADELPHIA. JAY IS 10 r Z .glish per
sons ar slil aeid for killsppiuS the Ros.
boy. rls srrs.t OF thsse psruss nss led "a
the discovery OF = Large amount Of ~ pos a
stoisn pro Ier.y.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
FOREIGN UtiskErS.

EHAvAHA, July 2S.-Exchanse in fair demand
nixty days. currency, llS0Dl2J short sight l2I41
12}; sixty days, gold, l5olgllD; short signt 1870
lIJ. eli pr1mlum.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
THE FIVE PER CExr LOAN.

NGw Yos2. Ju.y 2s --rls Cons.aerciai says
Ia. Il It l,cliiIs AL tier ;.ssoyl.tea hIv
b-ei axrtel tie 5 p.r cent loan, and nov
h.ys clis. of sl63.JJl. JJJ OF tho Sl7suJl,-
OJJ 'ecelliy placed IN oxpen composition This
msAns tae eArty tail OF gold ~ LII