The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-27
HERE AND THERE.
Memorial Day Ia GeorgiR--R abroad
Accidsnt-norses being shipped 20
EnHiand-Coal Miners strake--Bank
Irregularities, Etc.

Accidsnt-uorscs Being shipped 80
EnHiaDd-COal Miners strik e--B Hank
Irregularities, Etc.
MONTREAL, April 6.-Six hundred
horses were shipped to England yes.
terday.
An aflray occurred In Griffin Town,
u suburb of this city, between Orange
men, young Britons and Catholic union
lists. James Harvey, u Catholic, was
fatally shot.
HALFx, N. s., April 20. Her maj
esty' steamship Sirius, from Bermuda,
brought ~ a prisoner seaman named
Flynn, taken off the bark Arlington,
from Philadelphia to Queenstown.
He Is charged with being ringleader
In II mutiny on that vessel. -Four
other sailors of the Arlington were
placed In irons by the men OF the
Sirius and left on board of their own
vessel.
NEW YORK, April 20. The steam
ship Harold, which left Rio Janero,
March 18th, for New York, put In at
Bahia, April 4th, having lost three
engineers and carpenter from yell
low fever.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 26.-In the
house of representatives to day, reso-
luton was offered that the Pennsyl-
vania representatives in congress lend
their aid and influence In behalf OF
the bill now pending in congress re-
lating to the Southern Pacific road,
was referred to committee.
ST.. Louis, April 26.-Advices from
Belleville Illinois, twelve miles east of
here, says the coal miners of that re.
gion struck for higher wages. 1t is not
unlikely all miners In st. Clair county,
from which st. Louis draws much the
largest part OF hir coal will join the
strikers.
ATLANTA Ga, April 28.-Memorable
day was generally observed here.
Stores all closed. Citizens and soldiers
repaired to the cemetery Grounds
decorated and orations delivered.
New YORK, April ga run began
this morning on the Dry Dock saving
bank. Every person having deposit
Of less than one hundred dollars paid
at once and those having deposits ex.
ceeding that amount required to give
sixty days notice.
MASON, Ga, April 26.-Memorial
day WAS celebrated. The ceremony Of
laying the cornerstone Of the ConfeJ-
crate monument was performed under
the auspices OF the Grand Masonic
Lodge of Georgia. A letter from jeff.
Dsyis was read by J. l.. Salisbury, OF
Macon, and an eloquent Grafton deliv.
cred by A. III. Colquitt, governor of
Georgia. The Second Georgia battalion
and other military organizations were
in procession. The largest crowd ever
known on Memorial day were present.
PROVIDENCE, April 26.-The Me-
chanics' Savings bank, second largest
la this city, to-day commenced to en-
force the charter provisions requiring
notice OF withdrawal of deposits. The
statement of trustees shows surplus
of 100000 to 100000 over all liabili-
ties.
Governor Van Zandt, upon applica-
ton of the officers Of the Paiooag Saw
ings bank, has appointed commits
sioner to examine the affairs Of that
institution. A temporary injunction
will probably be asked.
RICHMOND, Va, April 26.--An acct
dent occurred, between four and five
o'clock this morning, to last nights
mail train on the Richmond and Dan.
vile railroad, near Dover, one hundred
and ninety.six miles from Richmond,
which resulted In five persons being
injured. b. f. Gravely, of Patrick
county, Virginia, manufacturer Of the
Gravely brand tobacco, was fatally
hurt. G. +. Parker, Of New York, and
Mr.. Sentmeyer, Of Patrick county,
Virginia, were both seriously injured,
+. M. Ironmonger, Of Baltimore.