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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-29

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, 1876-04-20
THE ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.
4 CONVENTION CALLED ron IUSK e.

htEc1H{ Diabtkch ~ 7hf Lhttdf6 1F76HHt,
8pn1Sar1E1p, ILL.,. Aprit 19.-Tho Democratic
State Central Committee convened hore at noon
to-day, tho Hon. William. Brown, Of Jackson-
villo. Chairman, presiding. The mombora from
several Of tho districts woEo absent. and their
placoa wore supplied by proxies. There woFo
fourteen distrle!s represented in person or by
proxy. A Committee. Of which r. II. Winston,
Of Chicago, was Chairman, vas appointed to tl1
tho basis OF representation, mud reported taking
tho vote for 8. II. Etsor in 1874 ns tho basis,
with ono delegate for ovory 600 and one for
oye1y extra $50 votes. It vaa decided to bold a
Convontion to select delegates to tho National
Convention, such Convention to meat hero on
Juno 80 ne1t.
THE QUESTION or arcoNp CONVENTION
to noutunte Htnt6 ticket was deferred. and tho
Committee adjourned to meet hero juno ~
Tl,o conversation among those prosont revealed
decided preference for Judgo David Dav!s as
tue Presidential nominee, aud for tho Hon. H.
s. Marshall for Governor. Tho idoa OF nonli-
mating thu whole or any part OF tho Independent
State ticket ~aa Hcoutol.
, 1876-04-20
CROPS.

IOWA.
Spse,df Di*pateh 10 The Chttaqe Tribune,
DEs MorxEs, Ia, April 1o.-Whcat sowing has
been pashed rapidly On the hlgla lands the mat
two days. Tho low-lnndB ero too vot. Hhould
good weather continue moro than tho usual
acroage will be sown In tho Htate IA farmers
havo sn abundance Of wheat on band unsold on
account Of tho low prlco and poor Touring Qusli-
tics.
speeta' Dt*pdfeh IA rhe Chea1r 75ltu1,
EEoKrK, Ia, April 19.-Spring wheat sowing
tn this section is about finished. The area,
which is niwaya small, ia usually 50 this spring,
farmers dooming tho venture an unsafe one on
account OF the latencas Of the etason, and pro-
forTinR to risk oats aud corn instead. An ayor-
ago area OF fall whoas vaa Gown, and tho crop
is genoraiIy reported as very promising. although
there nro aomo exceptions.
Iowa CsTY, Ia, April 19.-Sprsng weather
stato Hinco last Monday the roads hayo dried
up 10 they ate quito paseablo and vegetation ia
advancing rapidly. Tho farmers aEo hard at
work putting in small grain. Vory little ptowing
WA done IN this locality prior to last Monday,
Since tllcn considerable has been done. Tharo
lnB been sown up to this tlmo less than ono-
fourth Of the acrDaFe Of spring wheat
that was Hown last year, hut farmers from vari-
otis localities in THU and adjoining counties Say
thai tlcsn Will hn q full average Of BprinR wheat
az well aa Of oats and barley aown this spring.
Much Of tho g1onnd for spring wheat was ptownd
laat fall. From present Indications there will be
"a larEc an acreage OF spf,ug wheat eoU1 this
spring as thero was last.
, 1876-04-20

TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Special Uisastch to 1ht Chscaaa 7ribunf.
LINCOLN. Nab- April 1o.-TAo staso Conren-
tinn assembled this afternoon. All parts OF tho
Ssato arc represented, Tho Hon. sEiioa Sent.
n,yer, Of Colsax County, waB Temporary Chair
nsan. Tho Hon. q. II. Calhoun, OF Osoo County,
was permanent CAaisman.
Resolutions wcro naoptod. Tho first halls
with Joy tho noar approach Of tho overthrow of
party that was q long timo ago convicted Of
or1moa aud 1nisnomoauors, which event was
brought about by tho courago and perseverance,
Of tAo'Democsasio majority in Tho Lower llouse
o3 Congress-.
Tho second demands tho prosecution of all
plundorera without regard to party.
Tho third dutnau1s return to specie payment
"a soon na possible.
The fourth disparsgoa ths uso Of money at
elections except for printing.
Tho fifth com.nonds tho delegation to vote u
Runt.
a resolution iusiructing for Tildon and Hon.
dficka W1s voted down.
The delegation fs to 10 uninssructod. The
do!agatca choHon nro 1lr, George II. Miller,
Tobias Castor, George D. schotield, Dr.. A. Uear,
i. A. Harmon. and Charles Mcdonald.
, 1876-04-20
mlttes appointed for that purpose and, after
passinH vote OF thanks to tho officers, tho Con-
vehtion adjourned eiue dio
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
wAaHnuRNE, HEvLn1DoE, AND HARLOW.
10 The Editor ~ Ths Chicago Tribune:
HuAwNEETowK, ILL.,, April 17.-Tho gentlemen
who vsgetato In and arouud the Btate Capitol 1t
BprloR1lo1d aso just now flooding Lower Egypt
with their official eptatIea. Tho WAahhurno
movement ecoms to hsro driven them further
Routh with thcs csattonus.od schemeH Of thin poll.
ttcinns. Indeed, thcro Is scarcely a cross-roads
sthscsman In atl this rog'on but who eau excite
the mosrimcnt of bis friends in copporaa-colored
brooches by 1outtsblug tu their faces lottets
from His Excelloncy tho Acting Govornor, Or
from tho Secretary Of statoa Office. uas1ow'e
cesks, OF rathnr tho Btato clerks 10 hia employ,
trot htthor and yon, whlle thoso Of them not ont
on tho rond arc scattoring storeotypod letters 81
tlickiy AZ tho leaves arc Haid to havo strown tho
ValambsoBa Deveridgo noror fails to begin hin
efIuafong with tho sentence ~ rocognlzo in
you tho loading politician OF - County" etc..
etc. Thoso from Hatlow's offec generally COM
monco with '' ! rocollcct with plesauso our ~
Bociations and friondIy Intercourse In tho Union
Lengue," etc. By tho way, for how long \ tttne
Is he going TO run for ot1ice on that Union
League dodgo7. II seems to bc getting rather
tim. II l am correctly Informed. tAia mustang
Colonel, got pay for all tho time and service
twelvo 0 yeara il Las boon his tttock tt
In trado in . political Way, and It
would BOOM that ha competitor, Sir. scroggs,
was politically vory short-ssghtcd. lilo sho1ld
LnYo boon at home buinming around iu tho
Union League iuatoad Of Hcrying itl TIM army
IS understand he did. The whole thing grows
aubiu1oIy ridiculoua when tho "ColoHolh ad-
drossea ono Of his {cesically-writtcn Union
League letters to an old soldier. uhyirg In LIS
Office record Of all the county officers In tho
ktato. many Of tho Union League documensa
fall iuto tho lands Of men who were rank and
outBpohcn Copporheads during the War.
III either caso tho effect Ia the Eano,
for whon q Cop gets ono he breaks
into q hoEso laugh aud reAds 1t
to his political clums, but when QUO IL aont to
Al old soldier who waa " marching through
ucorgM when tho - Colonel whs getting Biz
pay for inatt.uting Loagues. ho Ia very apt to
Say " that's too thin" II Harlow had Eiyen
, 1876-04-20

YI.lyRoNM ApoVTED nY TuEfn Nh17oNlr foy,
ygNr1oS.
p,.,e,,,no Anrl, -.rto N..t,n., r..a
Convention nos nt scallles Hall At $40 this
morning. Tho Committee OF tho Whole was
dlssoiyol by yo.o, and tho regular order Of buui-
ncps talou IN.
r.,s ron,,nI.,a. t. -, p..,,,,,,.,
4"o oou'4A.'oo w n'o''u','n 'oPot'e4 IT.
vssod 6orios OF rosoln1tona' Which "ero read and
aotoi upon ses3atin. Ar adopted by tho Cotl-
yontion, they urgo upon Coup1ous tho nocogsity
m ronca,inV tho nnrjiru.me t,o.tv. cbsr,,to-iz.
w.. ~ ~a. 49,, ,..s,
ins sno onec' VI sAa tfc"'y ~ nlt'e oo'tof thah
tue slave tsado, aud requoat Congress to aolcct
some branch Of industry. AZ miners and IRON
workers, aud Rpproprtato a loan psyable In twon.
ty vears a. inv ratio of iutcrcat not ercen,,,no
, 1876-04-20

!S5vtfal pl5rdteh d Tie Chtc1g3 TfibHNe.
ST. Pail. MIMI. April 19.-Thc SNOW disan-
peared from tue fields in tho south part Of Mu-
ueaota aight to ten daya ago. having gono from
tho northern 1eldB several days previous. Wheat
scoding generally bssau week ago Monday.
This weck it is being pnahoI. viii tho ground
for tho last Two days ip fine condition. Thnro Ia
leGB ploSinE to do this spring t!aan usral. Small
grninB vii! mostly be on fall rlowlns.
S1srMt ph,alfeh h ihc Eat;.p,o II sttnr.
T1spNA. Num-, April 13.--Nea.har vntm and
nico. Seeding ID veli under Way in tho eastern
part OF Winoua County, aud tho tnrmoea ats
sowing In Wabashh County. With favorable
weather crops will ba Rowu fullj week carlic,
thBn last year.
, 1876-04-20
PORT HURON.

Sptct1l Dispateh 70 Ihs ChIeaas Tribune.
Poar HURON. Mich, April l9.-pAssEp Ut
Props John psidgeon, Jr.. aud cousoss. v.
Il. Kescham and Conso.t, Lady Franklin aud
cousort, Egyptian, with Delaware aud Pelican,
Bay City aud barges. Yosemite aud bA1gos
tugs Levi Johueou Auu 3. y. Coo,
WlND-boutlwoat; gentle.
WkAT4EA-EIns.
, 1876-04-20

Sptnaf D.snuch u The Chteaa1 Tribune.
SrAiSuflE1.p. Ill, April 10.-Yory lttao spring
wheat is usually sown IN this county, and tho
experience OF last year waH not encouraging for
Bnch cfol, Tho pEcaont prospects arc that
the btoadth OF spring wheat sowp this aeason
will not ba large. Fall whoa. looks veil, but
the psincipal crop in Ssugamou County is corn.
good, unless thcre should 1e too obundaut a!n i
iu tho ncxt few weeks ~ IL thrcnseuod
, 1876-04-20
The Murderer Of Noe, Mt New
York City, at Last Doo1n-
ell to Die.
Scenes in tho Toombs Yesterday, and
Talks with the Condemn
cd Man.
A Drunken Step.Fatller Rents Clild 10
Death at Oneida, III.
Moro Trouble Anticipated Between White
Men and Negroes at Browns
town, ". Va.
ooLAN. TIE NEW YORK BURGLAR. DOOMED.

EOLAk. THE NEWY1RK elIRHl An HoHMEo
6btetai L..nath d lie ch,taoo 7Tiount.
New YoR., April l3.-Forsix months tlo fate
OF John Dolan, the murderer Of James H. Noe,
nus hung to tho balance aud bcsToen now triaia
and Executive ciomeucy 1t was heliovod by many
TINT 10 would finally escape To-day hovevos,
hia fato Vas decided by Governor Tildeu, who
scnt word that tho sentence Of death must
be carried out. A reporter Of TuE TRIBUNE
Day.
nooa "isef o CLOCK bn'an 8 eounselt HOWE
aua un"me1' entered Inc lomb, and tue
pllhonef "aa ealloa CUT Of hia coll TO
fecelve ZIG Wofas he"b That could
pohaibiy oveftaKo man. 1t WAS virtually
hta dcath-wsrrant, Dolau rcad tie awful
Truth in Tho ,o1emn conntenanco ~ Wr ,;oxo
"no hela efump'ea aisfa.ch III his uAnu. y
porceptiblo shadow passed like flash over tho
faco Of the doomed tnnu, and that was all.
with ono hand resting On hla eel.door, ho
s4ou a!s '''on'' yoaas "o'lan WV uaa
ssu eon sauna " an
mot that Of his counsel, Mr. Howe said
.Jobn. an ra,,e, In te,1 vou Tint nftc, ali
o,- ora-ts e, as,,.1, a., ae,.~.,". ] ~
w. eao. ~ seuf psh"s'' tno oo'stnol ,,, hAa uo-
cAhcd 70 interfere IN your case. This IN pain
full. but thought ought to give you the earli-
est nosstblo notice of it,"
no1,n r,o,o,v .s;d. ..1,,,o,toa;,
% ~ n. .s s.,. ea.a H1oss'o ~.
al' Io"o eonsinuca' 'oAn' ! nave tnaao
esery possible effort to sase rol1. II had gone
mYeelf to Albany might po8sibIY hnyo reproacE,-
n<i myaelf. Int. rnce Nt 1scn,i rant. .h,nk
svouu+,,,,,. .aas;,,r 49, h.o ss
o'ni1'A4i6 t.''''p's Ian neou uon"'
Do'an said !: II belioyo it. and thank You
for it,"
nIf tbnt In ro,r s,id Mr. Hopo .T.m ron,id
n, ,,,,t .ir,o s,,1 ,.onn, 49, .,,o.. T., ,,,.s
, 1876-04-20
OSHKOSH. WIS.

Srfeial pstadkch 10 7hs CAira1o Trfhlne,
Osuxosu. Mis-. April 19.-1ho spring is hack
ward and cold. Tho farmers sowod very little
wheat to-day and yesterday, but warm rain is
nooded before tue ground Is tn condition for
sowing. Should We Ect pleasant weather and
mild temperature for threo days M immonso
breadth Of wheat wonld DO sown. Tho farmers
have almost teHFa!red Of good weather, 10 cold
aud raw has 1t bceu.
, 1876-04-20

condition when sold by sutor b Wheeler, and
that ita former President, htr. Butor, In
likely to be shown to be ~ gEoat criminal
a. Wheeler. fIo WAS. 1t Is beloved, behind
some sf00. 600 wllon dispoeing Of the bank.
stonc, the Vlco.Prcsidont, wil1 undoubtedly he
discharged, ~ nothing 30 far has been dsvsl.
opod to crlmtnsto Lin,
, 1876-04-20
POLITICAL.
The Indiana Democracy Per-
form Their Farce Of In
dianapolis.
Landers and Holman, After Much
Fierce Fighting, Are
Thrown Over
board.
But the Spirit Of Landers Sur.
wives in the Queerly-
Wordod Platform.
Congressman j. D. Williams Finally
Nominated for Governor.
Hendricks the Conventions
First Choice for
President.
June % the Date Of the Illinois
Democratic Convention.
The Gubernasorial Canvass as Regarded
from the Standpoint Of an
Egyptian.
CONGRESSMAN j. D. williams FlnallJ
Nominated for Governor.
Hendricks the Conventions
First Choice for
President.
June % the Date Of the Illinois
Democratic Convention.
The Gubernasoriaf Canvass as Regarded
from the Standpoint Of an
Egyptian.
THE INDIANA DEMOCRACY.
srATE NOMINATIONS AND rLATF0HM.

49,
-uc ,n,o,ana oFMocPacY.
s-.rr xom1naT1nya AND PLATFORM,
sptetai pt.potea Ia Tho Chicago Y,d6uns+
1sp1AsApo11s, April 19.-Acco1ding to thoir
programme, the rng-mouoy Democrats of Indi-
ana nadc their grnul decentralization in tho Con-
youtjon to-day. Thoy controlled an overwhelm-
Ing majority Of tho delegates. Ttose woro ro-
iuforcod by tremendous Outside pzcsBuro from
tho unterrif}cd WHO want more money and cheap
or. of a]l ahados, from tho kuavcs WHO would
have It md tn ret,,,1iation to tho financial
Goyerument mako everybody prosperous by is-
euino currency direct to tic people. They I'M
donbtodly represented tho Democracy Of tho
r..., ,rlav c.mo bera IN oive vn,cn
70 tho unanimous aotnanu OF tae Douoctat''
nlaBses, and to emphaa'ze it by nominating Tor
Governor tho indigenous statesman who ia tho
embodiment OF tho rag-baby idiocy, Franklin
1.n5sra T,,ov want into sbo convonton today
Aanaofs noY "ons .Io .ao .,,s ,,,ass :.
With all tue odoh aaso IN "ito-pnlhns ta'ens ~
their favor, to DO completely bamboozlod md
cheated cut Of tho victcry thas to them be-
Ionoad.
''nso'' ,,n.nn,,ra,,n,r
h'sspi'o"s LUZ H.
1llta not bocauso he Ia IN fayor OF honest cur
rsucy. but because ho Is iu favor of anything
That mhy improve his prosncctB befotc tho st.
: n,,,a 1onvo,tton ond M. hoinr snttsae1
'-o"'e oon. ~, " .s ,.,os.s',.,< i
R, 70 "nas VIII M!n 'ne'et oo''ll''As"
npon keeping tho Indiana Democracy upon
both sides tho question aud neither, until 1t
,rsll ho aaor vblo,, ia to ho Tim winning Aido
.u~'. " -. S,.,. .,. ,.,o ,.a, In ,rni
tako that aldo. Tho tntlationLsts. with l'anders
Is their candidate, would have today taken
.;,aa ,,,,nistakah1v md ,rrevocab1v with tho or
,.ss.. ."- $500 ,,uat,n, .iaa ,r,n otlo,t ~
neme 'as-Eoaos ao1'as'on n'oo @"o ~
tl'o!r grand demonstration was 70 10 thht'
L1ndcrs had hia monoy to back him, ILLS i'm
,n.,oo ,n-sonsl po,pls&,tv nrd tl,o ovorw}etm-
, 1876-04-20

ALLEGED CATTLE THIEVES.
6ptet1l Dab1teh to The thfca1o 7Ftsats.
WisosA. Ninn., April 10.-Chat!os Rupley aud
Theodore Stafford wero arrcnted haro this morn
tnE for stealing cattle in Ntnona and Houston
trics Court iu 81, 900 eseli.
, 1876-04-20
THE IA CROSSE "BAMxERs."

Special Utspasth q Ths Ch4cdo0 7T1b11*
Ia ORossg, Wis. April le.-Ths examination
into tho atEairs Of tho dotunct Natiousi usuk At
LeOroase was continued today sud will ba
continued tomorrow. Tho evidence 10 fat
shows &hIt tho bank was In 4 terribly rotten
, 1876-04-20

spteial Msratch to 7hs Ch.ea1s TrfbuM
PEoHlA, ILL.,, April l9.-The prospects tor aov-
Ing spring wheat IN this section ase extremely
poor, owing TO the backward spring and frequent
Fans. No sowing at ail has yes been dono. Tho
farmers aro bluo, and complain bitterly.
, 1876-04-20

New Yoas, April l9-1n the suiss in behalf Of
the city against tho members oi tho T~eod
Hing. for tho recovery OF tho amounts OF which
thoy piundesed tho public Treasury, counsel for
Carey. tho niug plAstsrer, h!od All answer yes-
terdsy, stating bis Willingness to restore his
The same counsel arc preparing similar snaxes
In behalf Of John II. koyser. tho Hing plumber.
, 1876-04-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ne In Time 3-OtA people. Whose
blood il aud thin, young folks with Adasaesu
aumoE in thoir rslns) should cleanse tner sysem BY
using Wishsrts p1us Tree Tar Cordial Whenever they
have any u!ccFatton In tho throat aud 3uugs OF Eun-
piu9 Rofcs GU tho external akin
, 1876-04-20

lburncts's FiAv0FAnx Extrncts.-rtao
duterpt1y of heAa extracts rUua5ts l1 be1r peFfec
purify aul gsuat strrnRth. They are warranted free
fru tho osonous ot!s sud actls which cutter into ths
colnpasit!nn ot many Of tho fictitious arus nAvoss
uUy In &hn market,
, 1876-04-20

,
Snseias Dtsustth to Thd Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, H., April 19-Dy careful inquiry,
tiua but very little spring wheat nown this
year in Macon County. TIose has been too
much rain TO admit Of aowinE. Tho winter
wheat looks we'll but tho acrsago Ia small.
, 1876-04-20

Spectral Dispateh Il Th< Calcaao Trtttns.
Dw1our, ILL.,, April 19.-To-<lhy we started ths
plows In this locality for the Hrst time. The
mouth behind.
, 1876-04-20
SILKS.
..-.... SILKS,
1T PAYS TO TRADE ON THE West S[DE,n
CARSON,
PIRIE CO.'S
BARCAZNS!

Tho following lines Of SILKS,
just received from the great
New York AUCTION SALES,
bought in tho present dopress-
ed state Of the market OF o
ruinons loss to the importers,
arc tho CHEAPEST GOODS
ever sold:
at $l.1o, O line Of handsome shades
Of 20-inch Colored Gros Grains,
worth al.5O to al.80.
At sl.25, largo lot very choice shades
Lyons Cold Gro8 Grains; rich,
bright lustro; never sold under
S1.75 to Rl.B5.
at 81. IS, heavy. worry rich Cold Gros
Grains, stylish shades; worth 90.
The above 8 lots are worthy the
immediate attention Of purchasers
before choicest shades are sold.
Trimming Silks from rs cts. upward,
At 85 cts., lot Of Fancy silks in
good stylog.
At rs Cts, new lines Of Fancy Silks.
great bargains; some Of thom for
mor1y sold at S1.25.
At IS cts., largo assortment Of Fan
cy Silks. very desirable styles,
much undor value.
At s1.26. limo Of Cheney's American
Silks, striped; same goods for.
morly sold at So.
Heavy, all.silk, Black Gros Grains,
fl and $l.25.
At $3.50, Splendid Cashmere Black
Silks, worth 90.
At $l.75, Lyons Cashmere Gros
Grains, an extraordinary bargain.
| At So wo shall offor very rich,
heavy, and elegant Lyons Cash-
nero Silk, oQua1 to anything that
can bo bought elsewhere at $3.50.
I1unm n1Tn nnIT nnnnn Tfnnnu
, 1876-04-20

Sp<etat Dis.aE<h to TAa Galoaaa Tribune.
DAsy11lE, ILL.,. April 19.-These is usually
very little spring Wlloat sown In this county !,
this year leas than usna'. Tho weather Ia, how
aver. fair, aud tho gruund tn good condition.
, 1876-04-20

!S1fefai Dssn1tch to 1hs Cns-t93 TrfttinS,
JASksyiLLE VIA, ApEl lo-Ths farmers In
this vicinity, md in fact throughout Southern
Wisconsin, have ss yet sowea no grain. and
mauy hsyo dono very little spring plowing. The
ground is too wct as yet but two OF three
bright days will place tho ground iu good coudi-
ton.
!srteiat ntspafeh to The CNttaon 7475u,-.
Racine. Wis, April Iy.-Tha spring, ns usual.
is backward in this county. The frost, however,
ia we'll out Of tho ground. and farmers havo
commenced. With q fair share of good weather
f0r tile bafancs Ut th3 aoason ous Changers pro-
Diet teonling harvest. Your corroHpondant
met nnr hoard Of SUPERVISORS, which is compos-
cd !nrgsly Of tho loading farmcrA OF the county.
and tuoy all aPcak t1attor,nGly Of tho prospects,.
, 1876-04-20

SptrtN DttpateA to 1'h< Chaea1s Tsfbuns,
ADRIAN, Mich. April 19.-Tho fast mali car
"den. Dill" polished and ropantod, loavca the
Lake Shore shops hero tomorrow for exhibition
1t the Centennial,
, 1876-04-20

Srtrfdt Nsrn{eh "a IHs Chtcd1a Tribune.
GALtsnuna. ILL.,, Apr! IA horrible tragedy
took place las. night in tho quit yiIlago Of
Oneida, ~ mllos northeast OF this city, In which
Il little 6-yoar-o!d poy WAS cruelty beaten to
doath By drunken etep.fashcr, The facts. ~
TnE TRIBUNE correspondent learns them, arc as
follows: John Busgcson, a luboror, moved his
household goods yostoEday from former
place OF roa,danco, In tho country, to house
owuol by G. q. schuddor. In Oucida. 1Io was
nssissed by sHodo nsmod Erickson. After
thu moving had boon completed, Mrs.
Durgosou prepared supper for tho men and
hor little son. Aftof eating, whisky Was In
duIgcd In until TIM men became intoxicated AMI
qus1telsome. At late hour Erickson loft, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Durgcson retired TO bed, taking
with thom the Itt!o 10Y During t1le night
quarrel took place betwoon tho man ana vito.
which resulted in the Inter 1uaNng tho house to
find protection with neighboE for the remainder
OF the night: In tho morning alre. Burgeson scnt
affairs were situatod. Un eatcEioG tho houso
Burgoaon VIVA found sleeping on the bed, ard
In ali adjoining room on tho floor lay tho liit10
boy deaa. His body was crushed hna bleeding,
stamped all oyer with tlle marks Of boot-heou.
aud looking as though ho had been taken by tho
heos and thrown violently against tho floor or
wall, burgeson on being errcssel. pfofcssad
to know nothing Of tho affair. Erickson was
boots wore found clots OF blood. aud tho suppo-
stlon IL lle must have entered tho house After
tho mother had loft aud assisted ia tho murder
GUS deed. lie Is also under arrest
RloTOus MINERS.
CINCINNATI. O.. April 19.-Additionat adyicSs
Ia regard 10 tho threatened snalra between
white aud negro ]aborers on tho Government
locks st Drownstown, ". Va, are, that aftor
consultation between the parties, tho negroes
agreed to laave by noon to-day. II thov were un-
noleatod, which agroomeus was ratified by tho
whites. Contractor Dull dooms It necessary to
bis porsouAl welfare 10 leave town.
The latest from DrownBtown, W. Va, ssys
"The negroes boarded An east-bound train With
out tickets o. money, and compelled the conduc-
tor to carry them East
OiSo1ssAn, o., April l0.-Tho Ga1eae's
Charleston (W, Va.j special Tonight says tho
troubeH 1t DroHnBtone are not got ended, and
the negroes hare not gono away, a. previously
reported. Last oycntng the Eiote1s won't to tho
oElco Of Contractor Doll aud notified hin, that,
unless the nogrocs wero sont awsy, tho rioters
would bang every negro. and himself With
tLom. Dull went to CAsrlcstuu, asked aid OF
tho authorities, and. with tho Shorid and 100
citizens, returned to Drownstono t4is afternoon,
No further advtcos have been received from The
9cQpp OF disturbance.