The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23
HERE AND THERE.
An Important Han n rup.sy c....

HERE AND THERE.
a" Important Bankruptcy Case.
LONDON, June 20.-The Time-' finan.
cial article says . statement Of the
affairs Of Alexander Barclay & Co, OF
Gottenburg, Sweden, has been sub
mitted TO the creditors, showing assets
ss5O, 900; liabilities, 81 $40. 600. OF the
largest foreign creditors, three are In
London and one in Liverpool. Their
aggregate claims amount TO S4Oo, 900.
The difficulties of the arm arcse from
cotton speculations in 1875 and Is7s.
National san. .a a.s.sars Ussss .
ST. LOUIS, June 30.-The board of
directors Of the National Bank of the
State of Missouri had q long sss.ion
this morning. Rssult Of the delibers-
tions not known. 1t is asserted thai .
considerable amount of the states
fund Is held by the bank. The repo-i-
tory OF the state Is at 81 Joseph. IL
Is believed the bank there divided the
state deposits with other banks, Of
which the National Bank of the state
OF Missouri Ii one.
The Red Devil. Held High CaS.issl
d" the Scattered sessiesaess. % the
Pacific siope.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Cieneral Sheri-
dan has received the following teIe-
gram TO General Mcdowell from Gen
eral Howard
FoKr SAPIERAI, June l6.-The Iu-
disns Of White Bird and Jo-ephis
bank have murdered about twenty
people in the scattered settlements
about fifty miles from here, eastward.
Captain Perry, with two companies,
made forced march thither. The In
dians fled with fresh horses. Hope to
overtake them crossing Salmon river.
Please notify posts Hall, shaw, Elli..
and other eastern pests. Another
band fled northward. They may COM
bine near Flat-hesd agency, pretend
ing TO be peaceful. Fort Boz will head
them II possible. Inspector Watkins
and act together.
General Sheridan does not look for
general rising among the Indians
who have not been considered among
the soldiers rs fighting Indians. He
believes that they will now attempt TO
make terms, and will not give the
military any further trobble-
woman salts and Pepper the Eye
OF n Nou-Strtker.
PATTERSON, y. J., June 2n.-There II
great excitement among the silk fAc-
tory hands, some five hundred or six
hundred in number. Hamill mill has
shut down, and several mills are with
out hands AT q meeting Of the strik-
ers, in Military hall to-day. Gustave
Heinrichs favored returning to work.
The women attacked him and tore bis
coat OF. One woman threw salt and
pepper in his eyes. He drew an empty
revolver, but was chased out Of the
hall and pursued half mile, hundreds
OF persons joining In the chase, IL hAv-
ing been reported that he had shot .
woman. He was captured, taken be
fore Justice Judson and discharged.
He made complaint agains, the wom-
an who assaulted him with salt and
pepper. She was arrested and held to
bail in five hun dred dollars. Tn
| operatives have determined TO senDd
firm, and so have the employer. The
police was called upon 10 protect the
hands at work The feeling runs high
and the general sentiment seems TO b
that the strike 10 ill-advised. Nine
tenths of the hands are still At work.
Cosseerastsa Of BishSp ThS.as Ass-
sard-Dr. Grssg VIII asaA The ns
form Movement IN EsgtssA.
NEW YORK, June 3O.-Ths consecrp
tion service Of bishop elect, Thomal
Hubbard, was celebrated in the Firs,
Reformed Episcopal Church, Fifty
| fifth street ana Madison avenue. Th<
church vas crowded Bishop Fallows
OF New York, presided, and there vers
present, Bishops Nicholson, OF Phils
deIphia, and Cheney, Of Chicago, b
sides number Of cisrgymep.
DIR. Gregg, the vicar Of East Harbo
men, Lynchneld, England, and ~hs
represented the low church party il
the church Of England. has now joine<
the Reformed Episcopal Church, ana
will head the movement In England
and live In London.
seven AeiIy AaGasres Jsskea lns>
| Eternity.
PHILADELPHIA June 2I.-Boyle ans
McGeehan were executed At Pottsvill.
at ll:l0, Lanshsn ct 10 at wIlkesbsrr,
and four other Molly Maxuires q
Msuch Chunk.
The details of the execution, vhicl
took place ~ programmed and with
out any interferenee, would cover ri,
columns Of reading space.
rhe Nysssstsss Disappearance .
nsSrisGsss ExpssAs~a.
LOWELL, MASS, June sl.-The bod,
Of Mary Ella Harrington, abducte,
from East Boston nearly . year ego
was discovered last night In the Ner
rimac river, about six miles from thi
city. The body was bound with rope
into the smallest possibIe comps
sewed in . sack and weighted down
issssss vsesssssas.
PoRTLASD, Or, June 2i.-Sad new
comes from slamon river. The sol
! diers under Colonel Perry have bee
repulsed with heavy los. The kille
and wounded 10 reported Ct sixty
Captains Weller and Trimhls ar
missing. and are supposed ~ hsv
been killed. Colonel Perry came d
safe. His scouts say the soldier, 9,
treated ct the fire Of the Indiana, wh
, pursued them sixteen miles, firing O.
, them constantly. The scouts say Tia q
the Indians have better guns than tn
soldiers, and their aim Is deadly.
Later-The death Of Captain we,lel