The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1873-06-21 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

ARRIVALS OF AMERICANS. —Under the of Sundae; Mt ..nrine, a ' little boy Was *tieing damage arrangements of Messrs. Cook, Son, and Jenkins, to a tree at the bottom of the Halifax' Pftrish.Churchthe New York House of Thomas' Cook and Son, of yard, when a man named John nltGinie, watchman Ludgate Circus, Fleet, Street (whose advertnteneent will in the employ of the contractors for- the construction be found in another column), the following special of the Halifinnand. Oienden Railway, told him to come parties are about to visit Europe, all of them extending ' down ounof thetree;and cautioned him- as to the contheir-tour to Vienna. A masonic party of 46, leftnnew se quenoeinhaitild the'Police natal him. Al the time all York, by . the Cunard -steamer Cuba, on the 4th inst., ' the prisorierri *ere Standing near, and; Palley and Moore and are due at Queenstown on the 14th, where they will began -using insulting- language to. McGinn, during be met by Mr. Thomas Cook, and conducted through , which time the deceased came up, and asked what was the Chief tourist districts of Ireland and Scotland, .to do. MeGinin told 'him in the hearer's of the priarriving in London July 2nd. Their tour of Germany, Boners, and Daley again used most itistating language, . Austria, Italy, Switzerland, France Stc., will be cons- , upon which deceased told, them, they ought to be pleted on the 20th day of September.. An educational, ashamed of themselves. MoGinn7a daughter, who party of nearly 200 public school teachers, and teachers was standing near at the time, then look dtceasen and professors in seminaries and colleges,. leave New along with her down Berry-lane, that being his York by the Victoria, Anchor Line steamer, and' a 'way home. After they had gone, Daley said at mathing steamer of the National Line, on the 21st inst. The to thg effect that they. should- have struck the section of 150 by the Victoria will be-due at Moville on before he left, upon which. Ford said, "It's not too late the Ist of July, and will be landed there for a trip to the yet" They then all followed deceased down Berry-lane, Giant's Causeway; afterwards proceed to the Clyde. overtook and assaulted him. and, kicked him about the They are to spend Independence Day at the Trossachs, head until' he- ware insensible., Alter lingering in the then proceed to Edinburgh for two days, call at Melrose t neatest agony, the deceased' died. last Friday morning, and Abbotsford, and arrive at Derby on Monday, July A verdict of wilful murder was returned against the prie 7th. On the Bth they will visft Alton Towers, and goners. on .Monday by the coroner's jury. travel to London, by special train, the same evening., IMPORTANT TO Vv-00LSTAELEES AND COMMTSSIUT Meeting in London the party by the National Line, they Aanees.—At Halifax County Court, on Saturday, a case will go 'in Tour sections through France or Belgium to of much interest to , wool ' morehents and others was Vienna, alternating their routes in returning. Nine heard. Mr. Abraham MaYe, wool, commission agent, of- Halifax, souabt to recover from Mr. Joseph Hayes, weeks of the school vacation will be spent on the tour. kparty of 24 Good Templars, and an independent party woolttaplereof Halifax, the 811,1111 of £36.21. 91. commisof about 20, also leave New York befoee the end of June,. sion, at the rate of nd. per lb., on a quantity of and will come via Liverpool. wool sold by Mr. Hayes to. Mr. A. Nicholl, retinuTHIS