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, 1874-04-18

Our Minister to London IEAs a Kecep.
ti0M Mt DAyt0ns

Our minister to London IEAs a Kccep-
tioM Mt Dayton.
DAYTON, O., April 17.-The banquet to Gen.
schenok hero tonight is ono Of tue largest aud
most brilliant ever given in Dayton, second only
in Dimensions and splondor to tho Army OF tho
Cumberland, in 1879. Prominent citizens from
muny parts Of tho Miami Valley, besides large
numbers Of Dayton, were present. Tie
tables at tho Beckett House wero elegant and
sided, aided by the Hon. Geo. ". Houk and Col
John G.. Love. Unusually appropriate and
sparkllng speeches were mado. Craighoad Rpoko
to tho President. Col: Lowe to the Queen. Houk
to the treuty Of Washington and Geneva arbitra-
Amorscan people, Capt. F1ank Justice to tue press,
tile band playing Dixie. in reference to his mill
tary careor in the Confederate service; Maj. o.
Z. Driscoll to our national forces, Dr.. McDor-
mont to tho disabled Soldiers aud Soldiers'
Home at Dayton. Besides these volunteer aen-
.imenta were responded to,
spEEou OF GEN. BOuENoK.
Con. scllenck was brought out by the senti-
mont, Our Honored Guest" In response, Con.
Schonck said:
u,, lrs.t,is.t ts,1ov; ts,1o citi.*ns, aud Frttnd.:
an deopy gratitls by the exhibition Of your Kindness
IL aud it Is oil tho more grateful to my feelings, bo.
cause am not Inclined to attribute this manifestation
haye been abo to perform NJ your par
tiality for me- as ueighbor and friend. hayo
Indeed been long md closely lentiae4 with Dayton
Miami yalluy, only 10 miles from this polu mud COM
Tug carly to find place an and careor among you,
this town c!ty must cali 1t now] but when
here in my, youth it was little more than
the ctansos TINT aye taon place IN TINT time might
entertain YOU for hours with III accuunt OF the grad
ual but healthy development by which that acatcred
present Beautiful city Of which We aro not without
some reanon proud. But with this retrospect comes
sadness. Few Of my earliest compoers an associates
advent to this sceuo Of my lte remain to
slare with uB the entertainment Of this hour. Too
few painfully fow, are loft to join in the greeng with
post Of duty nbroad; and how the ranks 1aye been
thnnoa even during my three short yoars Of sbsence
Judge Holt, John ". Aars!a. Edward payies. cot.
Grcer, slaa and SO many moro dropped from thu
to ms, !. warning which KNOCKS 1T
the hearts Of I'LL. but, Mr President and geutemeu.
hhond not thus Gait ahadow over tbs festivities Of
ta evening" Rather would repent a1,a twell nnon
GUS, llaudsomo, neighborly welcome home; ana now
doubly gratifying .hia weleome - shat aae M It "
tended to mo aud tue feaat participated III py no ono
spirit Of general friendship, which SMILES ~ thia 10
c!a hour aud refusGa TO remember all laat dsruncea
and an.agontana. But. Mr. Chairman, You layo psr,
.e. tha occasion to oe stogsaer ~ had e1pG1tod
tateroa and topics. You haye begun with ~ expros
ure BY remembering tho courteous -. seareGs
win not 10 out oi pscs. trust H. chairman, II
for one, ycnture 70 thank you Tor tue }ust and eo
quont tribute you AAys paid to tho aissinaaslea md
Ss I'VE st .se IT, My q W as Queen Il
ia;ss.|ss q 1 seaassy ~ Il whass assssnusat za7s
, 1874-04-18
THE ARKANSAS REBELLION.


1lccea Of e,,ch failure mist rest with hoso who omit
seR:so aa& itas, aoSssnof City of
% Since tic issuance Of tho ordor tho poople
have boon rapidly enrolling
OtTlzENs.
Tho following adtlrcsa, signod by nearly all
tho Loading otizons Of Little Rock, was Issued
to-day;
TO tse 1'eople n tho sYate of Artansas:
Tho RECENT occurrence IN tho attomrt to disp1ace
Dn1tor and to install brooks ~ Governor of ta State
our opinion, few words from liz. From tho disrosi.
tton heretofore mals Of tho contest hetwecn Brooks
an aster for the oeo o. e no. BY the court of
tei nnass tho no1. Legislature SHOULD undertake. 10
act upon y. In time Of peace. when tho country
" ts ' sws ~ ao sss eseo so
mud Mr.. Brooks was forciby put into possossiou Of,
sad ocS md h y 9 attempting e eTHreo tho funo
cd to put imnclf in rossosson Of auch oco, and to
hold tho same, md las proclaimed to you. 1n this
whose ntcrcats orr interests to como to tic aid OF
Gov. Baxter in thin movement. oMr a IL involved In
H. Il Gov Baxer F. kert out Of office IN this manner
state md In their stead we shall have dHcord, blood
shed, md ruin. After 1noat elaborate rcview Of tho
Gov. Baxter III this trial. cost what II nny and urge
you to ra1y at onco to tho Capital a1d atd tho main
tenhnco OF Gov. Dnxter In pawer anu authority.
THE GOVERNORS.
Gov. Bnxter Ia still at tho Anthony House, with
guards nround the hotol. MIR. Brooks is at tho
Stato-House surrounded by largo number Of
armed men, mostly colorod. Ho Is fortifying
tho place. anticipating siege.
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
adjourned to.dny until the firat Monday 10 May.
aud Judge Dillon leaves tonight for St. Louis.
THE F1nsr ARREST
WAS by the Daxtor troops, who arrested one of
Brooks LteutonantB this morning, while passing
noar Baxtor'a headquarters and sent him to the
guard-louGo.
DRooKs' roRcEs
have not apparently been augmented by any con-
lug mon rapidly, and tito public foolng is gon-
THE UNITED STATES TROOPS
occupied d position OF tho United States Court
room last night, In tho contre Of tho city. to pro-
sorve tho peace, and will occupy similar sta
tton tonight. Daxter's forces lave taken pos
soBsion OF the different gun-stores and tho arms
and ammunition In them.
A TRUCE.
LITTLE RocK. Ark, April 17.-By agreement
between Col. Rose, Commandant Of tho United
statea Arsenal, Gov. Baxter, and hir. Brooks 1t
Ia understood tbat neither sic will extend their
lines tonight. or make any ymoyomonttwhoh would
tand to bioodshed. Gov. B. @. Newton and T. J.
c hays been zen aso
his militia. Mr. BROOKS has commissioned
number Of persons to raise regiments and COM
panieB in his intorosts.
The city at 8 o'clock prasonts tho appearance Of
MILITARY CA31p.
Gov. Bnxterfa pfotet8 arc out In all tho prin-
clpal streets, and no one is permitted to pass
without permission. Flo still holds tile tole-
graph Office. Tho stato-Hou is sur-
rounded with o heavy chain Of acntnels
toops Ry osopy poetop q tho III Unte states es
Court room on the corner Of Main ind Fourth,
and another company ut tho corner of Co,,tro
and Third, with instructions to interfere with
, 1874-04-18
CRIME.


4 Horrible Incest aItd Murder Case.
Special Dispatch to The chieaao Tribune.
CAMDEN, N. J., April 16.-A strange aud slck-
ening caso Of incest has just been made public
hore by the judicial authorities. The facts re-
garding tho case are as follows For long Pc
r;od man namod Matt Carpenter, q well-to-do
farmer residing noar Woodbury., Gloucester
County, tho father OF. throo or
four children. has been having intercourse
with his daughter, beautiful and Intelligent
girl Of Ii yours, and It seems TINT the Illicit In
fmacy had been unheHitatingy allowed by her.
About fourteen days since u nlale child was boru
by tue unfortunate girl. The doctor who at
tended hor proposed, aB the tather wished to got
rid OF It, that It be- poisoned. This vas done,
md tho child dying was buried. Some citizens,
suHpecting that there was foul p1ay, caused nn
investigation, aud the result was the mr.
rest Of Carpenter, who is to. appear
before tho Grand Jury Tor trial. He
says TINT tile attending physician proposed poia-
ouiug tho ieGitimato offspring for tho purpose Of
blacli-mailing. Tile stomach Of the murdered in-
fant has boell sent to loadltg chemist III phila-
dolphia for examination, and the witnesses In
tho case are imprisoned until tile reBult Of his
investigation Is made known. The case has
many circumstances connected with 1t which are
too rovolting for publication, and there Is con-
siderable excltemont in the neighborhood Of ita
enactment. Mr. Fow tho counsel Of Carpenter,
ia of the opinion that the physician connected
with the murder will bo arrested.
, 1874-04-18

The honor to 10 acorctts No subject OF Tier Majesty
being prescnt 10 acknowledge III Lowea vcry landsono
mony that tho Dritis' osesii as sovereign woman,
snd mother deserves fully and r3chly n.y. Ill H. INT or
s oo~nR *n n ss esf e os sesnse 9
refotrea to tho relations bowcen aroa. britain md
tho United sstes and 9 the ,a11 r DnS
sSs sss. esns ssiis snsso1s s wh Il Y y pre-
name. do not mean TO 30 drawn now md hcro into
Any discussion % Of that instrument or of It's o.oesi9n
sns e s Se eone
o oost o. y forming at roSty f. mon =;
iii CAUSES Of dnereneo and complaint 10 arbitration
aeomed likely to fall through, iaborod earnestly with
that trcaty to tho two Governments and 10 tho world.
TQ;k II: 1sra, xss Scd wss s g0e, sna
YET ns 1'xs s1fss we
Cd, believe, - monument to mark tue best mutually
advantageous bargain ever made botween tho two
s s5fi sos n saf fly n ws1s a9saaa
S.n Ssn @ Sahn S naa sss Ssp .snsss Rs L 5
tllst proud nation may reasonably DO to avoid. :
ono saya: oh, the Alabama difficulties, If not settled
then, would hRve ieft no necessary cause Ct
1aSs 1as vhsS tss Brsh aoveru%sat Va at first d.
Questions aso settled by that reaty in tue very
llslon would inevitably tako plncc on the fshing
Juan, too On our western coast, ad beo kot for long
years on the condition Of whiting tho diplomatic
settlenasnt Of the te there and an earneat compre
probably have come from aldo or tic otier flFst
oce to ut thsn force Ne We arc well cut Of IT,
viii thoy9 England ani tho un,tod States,
their aoysrn9,onts . md shels ,,, psopIs,
most eed is to ineroase Their acquantance With each
other in ordor to come to oloscr, better, and more
q That feeling our countrymen ' aro tsfns
tho load, but ne are quicker tnan thoy.
John null e slow but sure: Let him nlone:
lis, and little istruBtful Of us, ho IL also at bottom
not little proud oi u.s. I1e ad much to do with set.
@ up n tbs sr s m a
81 o. sgaiast ny ia!entlon: H.. =. vii elosss
R rseeon rsa III sa %
much Of great old country. Yo! are aware that my
position there has given peculiar opportunities for
instltdtions.,. have also I'D the privilege
Of travelling through many other 1anda on tho Euro
pean Continent aud waB boforc familiar with distant
tho very great advantage Of tho settled culture, the
flushed conditions Of older civilization, with Its
order and Its methods; but for all this, lii sritc Of
my own country better than bofore hnye not been
woansd In tho least from Republic, our Conetitn-
ton, or my homo; from my native Ohio. from the
Miami Valley. or from Dayton.
After the regular toaHts, many witty things
we're said, and the banquet closed pleaaant1y
after midnight.
, 1874-04-18

Special Disratch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAau1NaToN, April 17.-Very little news with
regard to the ArRansas complication is obtain
able hero tonight. The Arkansas delegation in
Congress have been teleGraphlng all day, but, as
Baxter has seized tho telegraph office in Littlo
Rock, they can get no replies Tho Scrgeant-at-
Ar1na OF tho House having tclegraphed
Rummonsas to witnesses to appear before
the Committee In tho Department Of Justice,
WHO are investigating affairs in tho West Ar
kansas District, received dispatch from his
deputy to-day, in which he statoa that Daxtor
Ind soizod the telegraph Office, and ho was COM
pellod to tight to got his message sent. Tho Az
Aociated Press Agent in Little Rock is said to be
course he sends on1y accounts biased in favor Of
lfs patron.
(To the Associated Irsss.1
INTERFERENCE WITH TELEGRAPH L1NEs NOT AL
LOWED.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 1.-THE Cabinet
WAS longer tino in session to-day than for sew
eral months past. ALL tho members wore pres-
ont. It was stated TINT reports had reached
hero that Baxter, Of Arkansag had seized the
telegraph line to prevent the brooka party from
issued by the War Department to an officer ut
Duyall's Bluff to proceed to Little Rock and in-
vealigato the matter, and to SEQ that kilograms
to or from tho General Government shall not be
intercepted.
ORDERS OF THE posTa1AsrEn-oENEnA1,
Postmaster General Creswoll. in response TO
a telegram Of the Postmaster at..Littlo Rock, re-
ceived to-day, instructed him as follows:
Letters addressed to Gov. Baxter, or Baxter,
Governar Of Arkansaa should bo delivered to
Daxter. Letters addressed to GOV. Brooks, or
to Brooks, Governor OF Arkansas, should be do
livcred to Brooks. You will retain all communi-
cations addressed to the Governor Of Arkansas
until further orders.
, 1874-04-18

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April l7.-Woather throughout England
fair Amount bullion gone into tho Bank Of England
alunca today Gill; 600. Conaols-a1oney 021sG93
account, 93@93.1 United States accurltica-52ls Of
1865, l014; G7s, 104A; 10-4Us, 104; new 81, 104 !;
New York Central, 90; Erie, IS; preferred, IS.
L1HsEEp O11.-28s 0d@28s0d.
TunpENrINE-32s.
pAH1s. April 27.-nentca, 69f CSC.
LIVERPOOL, April 17.-CoTToa-F1rm niddng
uplands. 84d rliddug Orleans, sid; sales Is, 40
bales; American, g400 bales speculation aud export,
1900 balcs. sa!ea for week, o3o 600 bales; export,
1900 baes; speculation: o,o0o ba'cs Stock. 800 00u
American, 31.oo3 bales: actual export 1o.ooo bales
Stock ntoat 400 200 bales; Americana 900 baos.
Yarns and fabr1cs ut Manchester firm, with upward
tendency.
B<cadatuns- -Duoyant: average California white
wheat, 1ss ed@l9s 1ol; olm1 do, u, o Receipts
qrs. Flour, a8@2ss ID. Corn, 41@41s Oh.
Pork, 83H 0d. Beef, 81s o.. Lard, As 3D.. Chceae,
75s bacon, long clear mindless sos 3D.; short clear
mtddlcH, 436.
Turpentiue, 32@33s Cd.
, 1874-04-18
FOREIGN.
The Cuban Resolution In Congress Said
to Be a Warning to En-
gland.
Dookray, the Condemned American,
Likoly to Be Pardoned
by Conol1a.
CUBA.
Special Dfapntch to Tho Chicago Tribune,

Naw v onr Anr,, ~ ~ r. on',;,,r vn rr,,a,,a ,,oro
.,,' " .,'a, "' eap.n a-n'a"lus o"uauh uo."
o"S ,nos nsSe no commence IN tuo movement te'
eroncy Of tue Cuban Republic. and add that II
such moyoment had heen beuun bv anv truo
friona ~ rhs ;to f,,rt,,oran,o ,snla hort1y ,avo
o1'o - ouon ~ i"ieno'ance mu'4a nala's Ut n'so
olaim that shoro is strong feolng in Washing
ton aeafnBt the English Government, it having
hoon o5ylcinI1v rcnortod t,,ot Enolsh oronta oro
e.,.s,.. .ui''.a" -. .nas ",'.,.. as'o
ac1'Vo1s eneagea IN dFiVlng american tsaao
from both Cuba aud santo Domingo,
in ord er that England may gain commercial
anDrc,naov In Tho Woat 1nf,ca, II Ind alan ham
.tatod ~, ena,,, ,,sa .,,t,,oa l., 1sno,.nd ~,
sn"' op"'u a"e appneo " .s'anu ~.
largo loans anu that GnghBh caplthnsts nao de-
, 1874-04-18
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

CoIu1nus. O., April 17.-In the House to-day
tho following bills passed: To authorize courts
to grant alImonY pending suits for divorce |;
Senate bill to provide tint stone coal sold ut re-
tail shall bo sold weight; Senate bill prescribing
tho ratio OF State taxos Senate bill to amend
Sec 6. act to provont cruelty to animals, passed
April 4, 1871, so as to provide that ono-half Of
tho tlneB imposed shnll 60 to tho society making
the arrests; adds imprisonment for violation Of
tho law.
In the Senate tho following bills passed
House bill to enablo tho Trustees Of religious
denominations to bocomo incorporated; sonato
bill Of Mr. Goodhuo to define and establish prac-
tico for tho contest1ng OF Wills, bringing such
contests nndor tho provisions OF tho code Of pro-
ccdure; Senate biif to reduce tho rates on turn
pixies aud plauk-roads.
, 1874-04-18
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

Judge Trent Grants an Application
for Receivers for the Cairo l. Vim
co1incs Iknflronu Company
Sptcfat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 17.-Tho caBo Of VIM
slow Va. the Caro l. Vincennes Railroad Com
pany, being an application for tho appointment
Of Receiver. which waB taken Under advise
ment by Judge reat at the Inst torn OF tho United
States District Court, was disposed Of to-day,
insofar that tue Court granted tho application
for q Receiver. No appointment has as yet been
made. The defendants submit d proposition to
give a bond for tile payment OF the claim Of
Winslow, which is 57GA, 1000. Pending the set
tloment of this question between tho parties,
the Judge wlthholds the designation Of tho Ro-
ceiyers, who will probably be- the Hon. Newton
Casey, Of Mound City, and Charles Ridgely,
tllta city.
, 1874-04-18

LONDON, April TIA terrible gallo has ragged
and ar II many @ as,ips, Whose names ar are unknown,
haye boon wrecked and all on board lost.
Mr. Holkor, having accepted tho Solicitor Gem
eralBhip, has iRBued an address to tho voters Of
Preston asking for a recollection. It is uuder-
stood that Jacob Bright will contest the election.
placards arc posted up in tho agricultural
districts OF England cantioning intended emil
grants to tho United Htntea. and stating Oh tho
authority OF CouRul Archibald, Of Now York, that
40, 900 hands ara ready to return to England.
LONDON, April TIA lockout OF Ii, 900 miners
ia threatened in Cornwall.
, 1874-04-18
Arrest of Two ltutlr0nl Thieves and
BURGLARS.

Special D7spalcH 10 The CH3eNgo Tribune.
DAVENPORT Ia., April 1.-Two burglars,
named J. Daker and Charles Fl. Owens, were ar
rested to-tlay on the charges Of having robbed a
young man hero Of about 9100 worth Of cloth
ing; Of breaking into Il car on the Rockford Road
at 0alesburg, and stealing about S200 worth Of
goods: Of the aame offense on the Chicago,
Rock Island i; Pacific Road, and OF broaling
into several stores hercnboutB. They had an
examination before q magistrate, md wore bound
over to the District Court. They are both old
Offenders, and have served several termH in the
Joliet Penitentiary.
, 1874-04-18
Gov. Washburn Elected to Succeed the
Late Senator Sumner.
Tho Result 0 Dittor Pill for Tho Con-
gressional Delegation.
A Few Prominent Incidents of
the Last Hours Of the
Battle.
Brief Biographical Sketch Of the New
Senator.
Ohoace of Scnnt0r by tho mnssacha.
setfs Legislature.

Ohoace Of Scnnt0r by tho mnssach11.
setts Legislature.
spscfat Dispatch to TIN Chicago Tribune.
BosToN, Mass, April 17.-The deadlock waB
broken to-day, aud OIL tho third ballot Gov. Will
lam D. Washburn was elected United Stntos Son.
ator for tho unexpirod portion Of tile time Of tho
late Bonator Sumner. Ag representative Of
tho anti-Dutlor sontmont Of Massachusetts,
Gov. Waalburn Ia as sound a man US tho State
holds. In the accomplishments that gavo 30
mitch luBtro to Mr. Summers public life, Gov.
Washburn is not distinguished, but In tho fster-
ling qualities Of character which inBuro respect
and confidence, ho iH strong. He was
OVERWHELMED WITH Busrn1sE
by hia election, Us lo has mover considered that
the occasional voto for him meant anything
more than that those who llad a friendly regard
chose to show it in this way. While the dead
lock continued ho has mover boen suspected Of
ambition, and those who know him best chiefly
fear that he
WILL NOT ACCEPTS;
but such ia tho uuwilllngncsB to hear the con-
test reoponed that great pressure will bo OK
erted to induco him to sacrifice hia personal
Wlshos.
THE sToRr OF THE BATTLE
ettlco yesterday iB long and interesting. LaBt
night the Dawos men hold caucus to
consider the communication from Mr.. Hours
supporters. At tloir suggestion, Mr. Hoar's
friends were also iu session to rccevo any COM
munication that might be made; but the only
word that came from tho Dawes caucl1s was TINT
. stormy debate waB it, progress. This morning
both factions were again In season at 10 o'clock.
1t is known that the debate in the Dawes caucus
was over aproposttion to nominate a candidate
to be supported In case Dawes should be with
drawn. They would not, however, assent to TN
arrangement with their opponents. but, by
vote OF 98 to 23, proceeded to ballot for .
1n&A H%%h h.1 $rI 1.n1- IT,.
, 1874-04-18
The Trial OF WintcrMWte, Accused OF
the Murder Of <.clt. ARcCook.

SptcfNl Disra{ch to tbs Chicago Tribune,
YANKroN, D. r., april l7.-Tlle District Court
ia now in seasion l,ore, with Chicf-Juatioo Bhan-
non presiding. Tho indictment raturned at the
last tosm against 'Yiutermute for manslaughter
tho action Of tho Grand Aury which was impan-
eled today. The charge Of the Obiot-Justice
had special reference to this caBe, and was ro-
naarkab!y cloar, ablo, aud comprehensive,
The Hon. JaHon D. Brown, Secretary Of
Wyoming Territory, aud well known aH an able
lawyer, has been proaont from the flrst day Of
the term, aud will remain till after tho trial. TAX
Ing IN active part In the prosecution through
frlondship for Secretary McCook.
, 1874-04-18
AGRICULTURAL,


The Fruit-Crop OF Southern Illinois.
speetal Dfspatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
yesterday for tie fruit-crop Of this region. It
showed most Of the day, and was very cold, and
tho troea being in full bloom, the fruit was In
great danger. Reports from great many To-
oalit!ea today are that the cold snap las dono
promising for large yield In this locality.
, 1874-04-18
The NoFthorM HYigconyln state AHri.
cultural SOCtDtys

Sptcta! ntspacA to TAe Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, April 17.-The Executive Com
mittee Of tue Northern 6tato Agricultural No.
cety hold q nooting here this afternoon. Tho
no1t fair will he located at Oshkosh, and will bo
held Sept. 20 and tho week following. Bids for
printing q volume OF tile transactions OF the So
olety were received from tho Milwaukee Netos
Company, Sentinel Company, Madison Democrat
Company, Atwood d Culver Madison, Reed l.
Miller. Appleton, and Allen d Hicks, Oahkoah.
The contraot WAS awarded to tho latter. The
book Ia to be published carly this summer.
, 1874-04-18
Unt1r0Ad.Ald Lands Not Taxable in
NltchigaN-DgcisiOn Of the stnte At

T0fNGy-11GHGFMIs
Special Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LANs1Na, h1ich., April 17.-Att'y- Sen. Marston
has rendered tho following opinion relating to
the taxation OF lands granted 10 aid In the oon-
struction Of railroads:
70 tho Auditor- General:
SIN: asn Ut tbs opinion that, Notwithstanding the
Act No. ISL Of l873 you Kt lnve thu power, aud It is
your duty, to cancel ta1os assessed upon raroal-
lalds tic title to which IN the Unol Htaes, or tn
tho Btate at the time tho asscsBnen-rou was nude
out; and, whore lands owned by raliroad companies
prior to tho approval Of Act No. Jas Of 1878,
YOU should cancel tax and cause Ii to be roasscsaed
but not upon the lescriptlou do not baso this
opinion upon tho ground that the Company had not
sold them, but because know Of provision Of tho
statutes authorizing thsir taxation.
, 1874-04-18
Outinsvry II, North Carolina.

WAsuINoToN, D. q, April 17.-Tho oon1nls-
Btoner of Internal Revenue received to-day let
tor from tho Supervisor for North Oarolina con-
tanning history Of ylolonco by baud of thirty
disguised mon toward q Witness for tho Govern-
ment In some sayenue oassa. They shot ut tho
man and hts wife, and, atter driving both out Of
the house, toro It down. Throats ars usds 10
iii NitnGs4eA 1os thu 4oybtt1nent,