The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21
HERE AND THERE.
The First Bale Of the New Crop Brtss.
Twensy-swe Gents AZ Auction in
&5aly esfnns.

! ne kffsa Bale Of the New Cpop BFtuSn
Tweasy-swe Cents az Auction is
Galveston.
GALVESTON, July 13,-The first hale
II cotton Of this years crop wss re.
'eived to-day by DibrelI & Hodges.
rom Marion & Fallin, Brownsville.
Weight four hundred and forty-two
pounds; classification fully strict low
grown on Marion & Faliin's
plantation, near brownsville. 1t was
'oid at auction Mt Cotton Exchange 10
w. d. Seafeld at twenty cents pound.
fwo Kinks GeIebrstea hsAmg ~ ans
lay for the Asroetous Marder Of
EdiaHs.
CHARLESTON, July l3.-RIehar.i Ste
'ens and Andrew Price, the two ne.
yroes who wayiaid, murdered and
robbed youLg man named Ediugs,
near this city, on May 18th, under cir
of peculiar atroci.y, were
hanged at ll:S5 o'clock this morning.
rhey were baptized previous to their
execution by Catholic priest, with
whom they left full confession of
heir crime. They died without a
struggle. About two thousand people
witnessed the execution.
la Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-United
States Marshal Kounz has received an
official letter from Attorney General
Devens. calling his attention To the
civil service order OF the president, re-
quiring every officer of the general
government To take no further part in
The management OF political organjza-
tions. This order was complied with
by the marshal, who gave the neces-
sary Instructions to his depsties and
coart officers.
Passenger Train on the ~. Louis aud
Cairo Railway Jumps she Track On
aa Eighieen fsot TrsstIe.
Sir. LOUIS, July 13.-The south
bound passenger train on the St. Louis
aud Cairo marrow gauge railway jump
ed the track on an eighteen foot trestle
yesterday, six miles from Murphys-
boro. The whole train excepting the
locomotive was precipitated in Rattle
Snake Creek, aud almost every pas.
senger on the train was injured.
Charles Fink. express messenger, will
probably die. w. Jones, Mail Agent
Potter, the conductor and Smith, a
brakesman, were severely wounded.
The train WAS running twenty miles
an hour when the coupling between
the engine aud the rest Of the train
broke, leaving the locomotive on the
ra ok.
The siriking siik wsav~rs Breuxhi
Into coart for Damages.
PATTERSON, n. j., July l3.-W.
Dersier and Jacob Reimsn, two of the
striking silk weavers, were arrested
and sent to jail, this afternoon, to an
swer suit for damages for not finish
ing warps according to contract. The
warps are worth eight hundred dollars
each, and are claimed 10 be greatly in
jured by the men abandoning them.
The silk weavers meet tonight TO take
action To defend the society, but no
compromise is favored by the manu-
facturers or weavers.
The Charter Oak Life Insurance Com.
pany Can't stand the Pressure.
STANFORD, Conn, July ii. The at.
tempt 10 reorganize the Charter Oak
Life Insurance company, 10y putting
its affairs into the hands of new and
trustworthy officers, failed, the assets
not warranting the undertaking, in
the opinion of the gentlemen who
were requested to take boid of the com
pany. a movement Will be made a,
once for the appointment of receiver
and upon such appointment the pay.
ment ofpremiums will cease, but poll
cyhoiders are advised to keep theii
policies alive until receiver il sd,
pointed, as they will have "A right tc
share pro rata In large amount o.
property the company own, after the
liabilities are paid.
Tn. Bank scare I'm ST. Louis suhsidi.r
The North ~. Leais savings Closes
s Do"rs
ST. Louis, July l6.-Everything a,
tue various oahhs are quiet A few
ladies al Boatman's bank were with.
drawing small deposits, The same is
said OF one or two other saving insti'
buttons. No excitement or indication
OF any. The North st. Louis Savings
ASSOCIATION, closed Its doors at 1886
O'CLOCK, this am. No statement. The
bank OF st. Louis closed its doors
Jacob ). Merreli says the deposition.
Will De paid In time.
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Ella Respah Affair.
fRoviNcErowN, Mass, July l6.-It
Is rumored that an agent of the ssDe "a.