The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-03
his other arm broken. Several other en-.
pioyes were injured but escaped death.


his other arm broken. Several other em.
plcyes were injured but escaped death. M
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
keoKuK, Ia, June "A passenger train
on the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy rail.
road struck a broken rail near Fredericks.
Viile, yesterday, overturning three coaches
ard causing a general wreck. Over thirty
passengers were injured, out no lives losi.
l.. l.. Marsh, who had started ON a wedding
tour with his BRIDE sustained severe In.
l9ries about the head and shoulders, and
Mrs' Marsh was also badly hurt.
Skull FRACTURED.
Boston, June THE boiler of the hoist
ing engine of the wharf OF the Brady Fer
tilizer company exploded this morninp.
The boiler was blown 800 feet through tie
rooi OF the boilerroom In the main hnil,i.
ing causing the boiler there t9 eNmode
blowing out the front OF tho ,uir nrj
entaiiiny damage Of S8G1 'n5.aas
Connolly, Is years old, had his eiN f.ao.
tured and WAS fatally injured.
HANGED.
ATLANTA, GASJune 2.--James II, Harvey
was hanged at Carrohon to-day for the
murder of Arthur Mullin in July last. The
drop ieil at li:So and Baryey died without
struggle. William Moore was to have
been hanged ut the same time for the mur.
der of ]. B. Ward, but early in the day
took poison and came near dying. He was
respited until tomorrow when the execu.
ton VIII take place. Ne is also white.
KILLED.
NEW ORLEANS, Tune 2.--James Casey,
late boatman in the United States
custom-house service at Port Eads, was
killed tonight Ia house of
illfameby George Blaine, an employe of
the street department of the city. The row
occurred about woman. Casey was stab
bed seven times. The murderer and three
other persons implicated areunder arrest.
MANsLluGHrER
oALLErrsBuR6, KY, June .. In the case
OF George Ellis, oie OF the three men
charged with the mr1er of tho Gibbons
family at Ashland, /, 4 December, and the
man who turned sta ! evidence and fur.
nished testimony by which William Neil
ana Ellis Graft were nsoyen guilty of the
murder, the jury ~ IL a. nj. returned \
verdict Of manslauei ~, consiyninr him Ia
the penitentiary for life.
DAsTABnLY DRKp,
LITTLE Rock, June 2.-In Gill county
Missouri, Lazarus Brooks and James n
McGhee, farmers, querrcled over land suit
McGhee, ON learning that Brooks woult
win the SUIT, became furious with passion
and finding him in the woods hunting cat
l 80 80 NN'hI"hF WIN lt-J tdT-uIu DOW. al
ter few words, sho. him dead with ashot
gun. The boy started torun, Mctihee sem
a shot after him, breal Jog his arm, hut no,
stopping his flight. The murderer thep
loaded his gun and placing it against the
forehead OF his victim sent the charp,
through his head. lie then walked off and
is still at large.
Commercial Cuttings,
STOCKS.
NEW YORK, June 2,-The stock marko
opened weak, 4 to II lower than il closet
yesterday, the latter for Northwestern pre-
ierred, while Lake Erie " Western was iS]
lower. After the opening the market wal
somewhat irregular, alter which general
decline OF TO u took place, in which New
Jersey Central, Denver 4 Rio Grande ant
Texas Pacific We're prominent. At l,
O'CLOCK There was recovery OF . 10 4, New
| COTTON STATEMENT.
NEw York, June 2.--The comparativ,
statement ofcotton for week ending to-day
isas follows: Net receipts at ali United
States ports, 1906; same week last wear
2,4o6 total receipts TO tis-Itate.,,4, ,52s COS
total to same date last 'NA 5,oys.ioo: sex,
ports for week, 3),l75; same week lajt wear
69'962 total exports TO this date, S2l9. .l2i
ZANE date last year, 4, 10, $50; stock at all
United States ports, 4S,0i5; same time las
year, 463, ,0lS; stock at all interior towns
6l ,S6i; last year. 67,76i; stock at Liverpool
lB,VOV; last year, 0O2, 600; stock of American
anoat for Great Britain, 5000; last year
l45,eOO.
! RECEIPTS AT THE PORTS.
NEW York, June 2.-The following are
total net receipts of cotton at all ports since
September 1881: Galveston, 424,i37. New
Orleans, ,l6O,s4; Mobile, 25S,7is; sayan
nah, 7l6,553 Charleston, 4sS, ,lOl: Whining
ton, 1897 Norfolk. 59a,02i Baltimore,
30, I5S; New York, 1864 Boston. 222. $50
! Providence, l2,26i; Philadelphia 1850
city of West Point, l72G99; New Bruins
wick, 6,s2i Port Royal, 2y,590; Pensacola
lo,l37; Portland, 9,6Di; Indianola, 1896
Wilmington, n. O., 1861. Total. 4,52s OK
bales.
NEw York, June 2.-The Posts cotton
market says future deliveries commenced
selling at first call rather above yesterday's
closing prices, but declined Immediately
alter call closed TO points. There was d
further reduction of 2to points at third
call. Only 1000 bales for June delivery
were sold, ut 10 or November, IL -.
COTTON CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, June 2.--This weeks crcular
OF the Cotton Brokers' association saws,
Cotton closed firm Friday, and opened
Wednesday with extensive demand. Busi.
ness to-day was again large and last week q
quotations are well maintained. American
Is In fair request, but holders meet demand.
In Sea island there were no transactions.
Futures opened quiet and are generally '
l.3e lower.
FAILURES.
NEW IoRR, June 2.--Failures reported
to New York for seven days amount to 1856,
against l26 last week and la the week pre-.
uous. The increase Is In the west and
south principally. New York city il still
remarkably free nom business disasters.
The geographical distribution of the fail.
nres Is as follows; Eastern states, IA: west
ern, Il; middle, "a; southern, ~; Pacific and
territories, IL; New York city, 2.
EXECUTED.
MEMPHIS, June 2--Samuel Mathews was
hanged o.day IN the county jsil yard. for
the murder OF Ess ck Holk, colorea, on the
9th Of last October
Bishop Gilmaa's Decree,
CLEv.LASp, o., June ?..-Bishop Gilman
has written letter 10 be read In all Cath
Ollie churches Of this diocese, at mass next
Sunday morning, accommodating any