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The Morning herald., 1878-05-08
MISSIONARY.

Last evening Hrs Dr.. Pepper delivered 4
highly interesting and instructive lecture at
the Second Baptist church on Mission q, ID
Missionary TO . large evidence.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-08
10 Shipbuilders and Lumbermen

or,ai reR SALE: A large body Of timber of
i've, liver landing in market now for first
n,aN. n,ne. water-power Of large mill.pond Oh
niM pnGe, leased II desired, Price 5000, or
GnnIs G1l Isite and 3O9 acres of timber for 5000:
thjooo chance for man who knows any.
ssn zone capital. For particu ars, address
fimarns y. WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, Bal
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VOlnVII. NO. 10.
I
STILL AHEAD,

During the past month we have been
clearing our stock Of old goods, and are
now left with line Of new and desirable
styles for the Spring trade, Our store,
which 10 tn most commodious in the city
or State, occupying three floors, and with
enterprise back Of it. our intention is this
season to outdo all former efforts to make
the Boston One Price Clothing House the
place to buy Clothing and Gents Furnish
Ing Goods. With the confidence of th pub
lie that FIVE YEARS SQUARE DEAL
ING has not impaired, and our established
system of Cash and One Price to all, we
feel assured tho present season will prove
q successful one. Visit our store and look
At our immense stock Of Ready Made
Clothing for Men, Youths, Boys and Child
rnss Ea ssSa .
The Morning herald., 1878-05-08
ALSO,

Our Custom Department, which has
special attraction at the present time on
account of the endless varieties of styles in
Foreign and Domestic Goods for Spring
Suits, Business Suits, Dress Suits. and
Wedding Suits, which are being made to
suit the person and the pocket. Do not
fall to visit our Establishment and see the
styles and prices. All Welcome. Thanks
Ing the public fer their liberal patronage in
the past, we hope by our Square Dealing to
merit the same In the future.
THE BosToN ONE PRICE CLOTHING
STORE, No. 2lS Market Street, and 2l2
shipley Street, Wilmington, Del.
We. HOLMES, Prop'r.
N. B.-BIanch Store in Mlddletown, In
the Town Hall, with johnson Bros.
". E. H.
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Furniture and Bedding ?
Lewis F. Adair,

So7 Market and 2l2 Shipley Street.
ts has an assortment of ready made furni-
sure that ts not .qualled In size or elegance
py any Wilmington Furniture House.
aaving had the damages of the late fire
Walch nearly destroyed bis factory re-
promptly. Warerooms 2U7 Market and IO6
"nlplty street. Factory ll2 shipley ST. eet.
may7-tf
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DEMOCRATIU CANDIDATES.

DEmOCRAT1C CANDIDATES.
The following named gentlemen, having
Compiled with the resolution of the Den, oc.
ratio County Committee o: March 8th 1878;
are hereby endorsed by authority Of said
Committee, as Candidates for Sheriff aud
Coroner at the coming nomination Elec-
ton.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle
John White,
Geo G Ward,
Francis Duggan
Giles LambsOn.
James B. Collins.
William Mccoy.
Robert G. Justis.
Henry M. Barlow.
Purneu ]. Lynch.
Chas II Anderson,
Francis T aawdon.
Benz. F. Townsend.
Zachartah Gemmill,
FOR CORONER.
Jacob Butz.
Jesse james.
Jas G BARLEY.
John M. Enos.
David Hughes.
Richard Groves,
Thomas Grimes;
Hugh Murphey,
Andrew McClain.
Hugh McGovern.
Samuel g. Adams.
Hugh McLauglin.
Andrew J. Brown.
StephenJ. Gilbert.
Edward II. Foster.
William d. Mullin,
Martin #. Keough.
James A. Plunkett.
DR.. Henry @. Snitcher.
Andrew g. Alexander.
By order of the COMMITTEES,
JNO. O'BYRNE. Chairman.
Jno. Publ, secretary.
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T@W JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 n. From
d street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. ladies' and
lion Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, Feath-
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed
April lST.
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n The taste or
IIY0r desire for Ii.
u(IIGu quOr, Wine or
noor frrayar

- BG6T IOTtVtT
destroyed by the use of DIR, D'UNGER's
accidental disc very OF the beneficial pro-
perties Of "Jinchona," Not patent medi-
S.ne. s. Druggists Always have 1t. The
worse worse the cas-. the more certain the cure.
oahds ana broI hers. Circular free.
(HAs FRANCIS co.,
Hay7-tf 63 N Clark st., Chicago, Ill:
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THE WEATHER ,-To-day N sptH 10
scars's and tair Or partly cloudy, toslesssS
by Increasing cloudJNess and pssstSyv
light raSns.
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THE HERALD.

Wilmington. Dol, May ., 1878.
MINIATURE ALMANACTHIs DAY,
Sun rises........4.6l sun sets. ...........7 Oh.
HIGH WATER.
Delaware Breakwater. .................I2 .Ie q. m.
l2.Ol p. m.
New Castle ........ .........- 90 o. m.
asa p. m.
Wilmington 80 q, m.
6.O4 p. m.
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Wilmington. Del, May ., 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
CUURTESIES AT H4TANA.

HAVANA, April 1G.-The PoStmaster-General
and Senators Hamblin and KirkwOJd, Of the Postal
Commission, Friday morning, attended by Consul
General Hall, waited the Ciptan-Gcneral, scnOr
Joyear On the arrival OF the visitors at his palace
they were invited into his audiepce chamber, where
after the customary sautatOns the PostmasterGenera
stated that the visit OF himself and the other gentlemen
to cuba was In no sense Official that the United states
was attelnptiug to establish fast mail line from New
York 10 Havana, and that he mad taken OCCASION on
visit OF inspection the line 20 visit llaY-
ana. lie and those accompanying nm were
here as private individuals looking at their city, Its inst
tutions surroundings, etc, not IN IN official character
uge Key stated that the President OF the United
states had charged him. In the event OF an interview TO
express 10 the Chief Magistrate OF Cuba on behalf of the
President his earnest desire for his personal welfare
and for the success of his public administration ana TO
congratulate him the restoration OF peace on the
Island OF Cuba. . .a -,
The CaptaIn( eneral rephcdhat he gratifed with
the vist and desired contribute all in bis power TO
render agreeable and pleasant for the visitors lie
took great pleasure in the hope OF sending the VISITORS
IN ann mart OF the island they desired to visit He eX
messed himself highly graed at the message OF the
President aud hoped that ,he President would be sue.
crssfu IN his administration. and that nothing would
0bstruc the progress OF the United states toward that
high position she is destined to attain among the nations
NJ fhp
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. April 19.-The postal party
visited 81 Augustine and returned here and left this after
noon.
LOWELL Mass, April 10.-Flags were az half
mast all day memory Of the attack Union soldiers in
Baltimore in 1861
SAN FRANCIsCo, April 19.-The Nevada Bank has
sold 800 Of fine silver TO the GoyenneH dver
able az Carson Mint.
OTTAWA. April 19.--It is expected that by the
lst Of November there will be aral communication with
Winnipeg from the head OF Lake Superior
SAN FRANCIsCO, April 19.-7he Bulletin says that
Vance OF Ohio certainly IN TINS city or
suburbs, publishes statements in corroboraion
LONG BRANCH ~ j., April 19.-henrietta Pltcher,
OF this pla e. the principal witness the celebrated MaIsa
case ordered 70 appear at Judge once at
tomorrow.
ELMIRA, n. Y, April 19.-The statement OF the
oss0nTe The BANK OF ChemuDg required To be made within
Thirty days OF failure has been ne ID he county clerks
ONCE fhe HablIties sS49,S2o 10 and the assets
slO7,769 53
ToRoSTo. April 10.-The libel suit against the
c,rna Canadian tnewspapsr) was tried here to-day Tho
& In an article published that paper Febru
az 1871 Implying that the Hon. Alexander Mackenzie Pre-
r INST before change in the tariff had given hint 20 his
hrber Charles Mackenzie that the intended 20
Increase duties tubing that Charles Mackenzie md
the article largely and prohted by information Inc
pleaded guilty The jury after being ont "o
hours, could not agree and were discharged
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
TIE DEATH PENALTY.
EXECUTION OF STEENBURGH.
Guilty or ELEVEN MURDERS.


FONDA, MY, April 19.-Samuel Stecnburgh,
negro of pcrate character who recently confessed
10 the murder OF eleven persons and 10 taking part IN
various burglarcs and other crimes, hanged In the
presence OF 200 people, IN this village, at p m TO-
day for the murder of Jacob :. Parker farmer living
at Minayillc y. Y, Amsterdam, on November Il.
1877.
Stcenburgha first mlrdcr az Schohafie, y. V,
when he was years OF He treacherousb
killed an OF the under whom he served dur
ing the war; and n who was intimate with his col
orcd mistress. one Of his murders committed In
Nrw-Orleans ana the IN schOhaiie and Montgomery
Counties secnburgh has also been charged with set
ding IRE to the Amsterdam Hotel. lie ftclY
confessed that he was guilty OF many olhcr
iuceudiary fires and burglarics in ana about
Amsterdam and accused Dumbcr Of persons, hitherto
unsupported Of completely IN his crimes. S!ccu1urgh,
in his the murder Of Parker said he had no
aCcOmplice. -.
shortly before / o'clock to-day Steenburgh, in shirt
sleeves mounted the scafOd with firm step. At l21O
d. m after prayer by Father LOWery, Seenburgh was
asked II he wished say anything. He replied " !
may as well say ready 10 go with the business
have said it Ia my heart" ON seeing his counsel he
said "HeO. Mr.. Fish" He then asked Tor hymn Dy
the young folks Ills last wtrcs were: go God forgive
all my sins for Jesus's sake"
steenburgh died within ten minutes. and was taken
down at l:23 The multitude looked upon the scene un-
moved
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20

During all this period of thirty years the salaries
Of examiners have remained exactly as they were
fixed in 1S4S. 1t is now proposed TO reduce them
10 per cent 1t is obvious that the original law
contemplated rating the services of examiners as
equivalent to that Of United States District
Judges and Assistant Treasurers and Assistant
Postmaster-GeneTals and of members of Congress-
and much higher than the officers Of the Senate and
House of Representatives. Their pay was regulated
in view of the qualifications known to be required
for their work 1t will not be disputed
that the increased pay of the officers
named above is only commensurate with
their augmented labor and responsibility,
and with the increased cost of living. But every
of these considerations applies with precisely the
same force to the examiners in the Patent
Office. If during this long period through
the era of high prices and financial dcprcs-
sion, from 1861 down, the examiners pay had
been raised in proportion 10 that Of other officers
the reduction now proposed by the Democrats
would be somewhat less arbitrary and severe. But
while in other departments and bureaus all salaries
apparently without exception have been increased
theirs have been unaltered.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20

inst returned from Erzerum saws $4,000 sick and
wounded Turkish soldiers have died since the eyacna
tOn Of that city, and the Russians rave lost ZlOVo eh
by sickness since they entered the plain OF Erzeram
NOTES AND MINOR TOPICS
dispatch to The Daily Necs, from Athens, says: III
is now certain that the Thessaian nsurecton is com
plete failure The Greeks have lost all heart ior
further effort. They rely now wholly on Englauo'
Private advices from Moscow state that 5000 stuueS
and workmen we're involved in the disturbance OF the
18th inst Twelve were killed and twenty-five wounded
Que hundred OF them were arrested.
The force TO be sent from India to Malta viii be COM
manded is follows First Brigade by General Ross sec
Dad Brigade by General Macpherson; cavalry Dy mayor
Watson and sappers and miners by Major Prendegas'
General Ross left Calcutta last evening for Malta.
Germany and Austria have recoinmended that kou-
mania should come to arrangement with RusSa
The Russian representative at Bucharest has com,
planned Prince Charles of the violent Language uscd
by NJ. Cnganiceane, the ROumaniau Foreign Minister
Both the Russian and ROumauan armies CONTINUE 10
concentrate at s.rategical points.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
MR.. TALMAGE ON THE SCANDAL.

During his remarks last evening IN the
Brooklyn Tabernacle, Mr. Talmage said that the rcpul-
sye event Of the week the revival OF an old
scandal 1t was amazing that so many pcopo
had diseased nOstr that could not be satisfied with
out carbon All good people should rejoice mat TINS
effort to raise the dead had been a complete
faiIure and the strong breeze from heaven
sweeping across the fields had left nothing but the aurora
of opening Spring blossoms. tCireat arpause;I lolt
blame the papers for publishing scandals but II all tie
newspapers save one should refuse to publish
impr1per Ou would drop your present paper and BUY
tat one obnoxious sheer. Some OF you could not get
along without your diet OF horrors"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEG

uInsox n Y. April 19-A son of Supervisor
DnuaD OF Stockport was killed to-day by the accidental
dlschaTge Of gun while hunting
WATKINS, N Y, April l9.-There is report in
ai,on thar the watkins Regatta has been abandoned.
There e. no truth whatever In the rumor.
AuBaRN, Ont, April 19.-During thunderstorm
cb nassed over this place lest night the Presbyterian
church was struck by lightning and damaged TO tue
extent of &, OOO
CLEVELAND, o., April 19.-LeOnard Stroud. far
aae dfty five residing In Troy County fatally
wife Thursday las; and then cut his own throat
dying few minutes
ond Ind shot yesterday by brothers OF his wfs
on account the latter charging HIM with the ruin OF her
sister some months ago Tie wife N an insane ayu
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
HANGING OF ROBERT McEyOY IN SOUTH CAR
OLINA

AIKEN, S. G., April 19.-Robert McEyoy,
who killed Major James j. Gregg at Granitevilc In this
county the Goth OF April 1876, was hanged here TO-
day The execution private In cell OF the JAIL
and witnessed by about thirty persons. McEyoy'
attended by his spiritual adviser Father Lc1cnkamp,
the cell without repidatiOn, aud promptly TOOK
his place over the trap At quarter to O'Clock p' ~,
after ten minutes had been consumed In putting on lh
gown in which he himself asssled tying his arms anu
adjusting the the black cap was drawn over me-
half feet. AT l:2 y. M he was pronounced dtad' anu
at 80 the body cut down and carried 10 Gfhhll
willie burial McEvOy made address on the scar
fold but met his death firmly and resignedy The case
excited great interest lac had escaped from CUSTODY
four times had been three times sentenced 10 ucatl
and as many times respited.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
CURIOSITY IN SALARIES.

THE PAY OF EXAMINERS UNALTEEED BY WAR
PRICES. ETC, FOR THIRTY YEARs-A REDUCTION
TALKED or.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, April 10.-In connection with tho
proposed reduction in the salaries of examiners In
the Patent Office comparison has been made be-
tween these salaries, which fixed at their pres
ent rate in 1915 and those of other civil officers
who, at that time, were paid at about the same
rate The official register for 1919 gives
the necessary data for making the comparison which
is shown in the following table, the first column OF
salaries beng those paid in 1s49, and the second
those paid in 1877. indicated by the official reg
sters for those years. reductions being proposed
in any of them:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
TIE REPUBLICANS IN EARNEST.
A MAJORITY OF TIE NEXT HOUSE TO BE oBrAINRI
IL POssIBlE-A HOPEFUL FEELING PREYALENT.

A MAJOBlI1 OF IHE Nl@AI HOUSE TO BE OBTAINED
II POSsIBlE-A HOPEFUL FEELING PREVALENT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, April 10.-All the members of the
Republican Congressional Committee express great
qualification at the spirit that was manifested by
Representatives from all parts of the country at the
meeting last night. The universal sentiment was
that the one duty of the Republican
party now is to gather all of its strength
to meet the common enemy, the Democracy,
and that this is neither the time nor the
occasion for internal party quarrels There were
also indications that the Administration Is as ear
nest in its desire for Republican success in the Fall
campaign as the Republicans in Congress are, and
that the President will do everything ID his power
20 promote it, Some of the most experienced
members of the committee say thaL they
were surprised to find the Republican Repre-
sentatives so hopeful Of capturing a majority of
The next House of Representatives. No one seemed
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
MORE OBSTACLES TO THE CONGRESS.

ENGLAND REJECTS PRINCE BlsMARCKs PROPOSAL
LONDON. Saturday, April 20, 1873.
Special dispatches from st. Petersburg to both
The Times and Aelrs indicate that new hitch has
occurred in the negotiations.
The correspondent of The Daily Ners says fatty
that Germany proposed that a Congress should be
summoned To revise the Treaties of 1856 and 1871.
Russia accepted the proposal but England has re-
jrcted it and again insists on her original conditions
Ii now remains to De seen whether the dispute
might not be settled by preliminary conference"
Tie Iimess correspondent says: Yesterdays
sanguine expectations turn ont to have been some
what exaggerated at least premature 1t ap-
pears that new difficulties have arisen. Negotia-
TONS however, continue and may still lead to sue
cessful result"
dispatch to The Daily Ne1cs dated
Vienna, Friday night, says: 1t is SEMI
officially stated here that Germany's endeavor
TO mediate has so far led to no result"
The Berlin correspondent of The Times says:
Russia does not hesitate to intimate privately that
she will not object to the Congress discussing all of
the more important clauses Of the treaty, but de-
clines to make the validity dependent on the con-
sent of the Powers.
a preliminary conference to settle whether this
offer will be satisfactory is still possible, but doubt
ful
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
GLOVER'S USUAL LUCK.
HE CATCHES ANOTHER DEMOCRAT IN QUEER
TRANsACrION-A PARTY HOWL.
Tutrcp pry To TRIRUSEl


iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, April 19-Alarming reports were
circulating at the Capitol to-day. that Mr.. Glover
had made another haul of his net, and, as usual,
caught big Democratic fish, but it is said he tried
to throw back his catch before any one discovered
that he had him. The story is that he has 1ound
ont that So 600 of the funds belonging to the House
of Representatives was loaned to member ot Con
grcss. The danger of losing it, and the dlhcnity
of recovering the money, caused the matter 10 De
exposed. Mr.. Glovcr's party organ, me
Ueshngon Post and Union. pays its respects TO MN
to-day in the following language: MIR. Glover mas
caused large outcry, and produced very lutle
wool by lis shearng processes. Having annoyed MS
own party friends to the extent Of his capacity, IL
is to be hoped that lie will now give the country
something for its money, and show up some o1 inc
corruption and Tascallty of the gentlemen WHO ran
the Government into the ground and tired 10 Dreak
off,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
BITTEN BY A MAD sPITZ DOG.

Spltz dog, apparently mad, ran into Ruth
erfOrd-place yesterday morning. pursued by a large
crowd Of men and boys. IL frequently turned and
snapped at its pursuers In sixteenths, near Third
ave- had attacked without provocation boy named
Michael Mahon and had bitch his hand. Soon alter
ward the animal had attacked yOung lady, but had
only torn her dress The dog finally near
the Rev. Dr. Tyngs church, ana was shot by an officer.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
RIOTING IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, April 19.-There were several
encounters between Orange Young BrOns and Irish
Catholics to-day in this city. As the Britons were
marching 10 church il the forenoon, a Catholic
attempted to cross through the procession. lie was
pursued into NOtre Dame Catholic Church. where some
lighting occurred Charles O'IIara, Sho attempted to
slut the door on the mtrdcrs, ba1y beaten. More
r0tiug took place at O'Clock IN NctOrasquare. Stone
throwing and pistol shooting luduged In until
nn,sr M nnce airy ed and nuclLtd The disturbance
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
THEODORE TILToN ON THE CONFESSION.

IIIICAGO, AVTII I WIIU
has been ccturng small Iowa towns suce the revival
OF the scandal has refused to converse with reporters on
the matter but yesterday made statement 20 a per-
sonal friend which has been given to the press He de-
cares that Mrs TltOns card surprised him as much as
II surprised the publici that he had no
agency in its publication, preparation, or orgl-
nation No overtures had been made by either
Marty for reunion. He did not know Mrs.
TltOus future plans. He had not been In NewHork for
many months. and had vacated his New-1ork apart
mputs He would sail for Europe az the close ot his
lecture season. and spend all the time possible VITA hs
daughters IN Germany The story that MIS- luton
would accompany MIN was a fabrication
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
TILE ERIE RAILROAD.

HARRISBURG, Penn, April 19.--Diffculties
have arisen between the State Pennsylvania and tho
Erie Rlilvay Company, which have resulted IN the
sending by Attorney yGeneral Lear, OF letter 10 W. W.
Mcfarland, counsel for the Erie Railway Company
in New-YOrk City, Informing him that unless ths
comnany copies with the law requiring TO report 20
the secretary OF Internal Affairs proceedings VIII be
insututed TO enforce the payment OF tue penalty or
* Oo0 imposed ON failure TO make such report, and .
writ of ou0 warranto Will be issued 10 deprive them or
their franchises this state He requests nmedate
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
Mr.. WILLIS on THE TARIFF.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON, Friday, April lG, 1873.
The Committee on Ways and Means voted
yesterday in favor of graduated income tax to take
effect in 1879 To-day the committee rcconsdered this
vote and agreed report in favor Of uniform tax OF
per cent on all incomes exceeding $2,OOO.
Alexander Coiyer to-day appointed Revenue
storekeeer aud Gauger for the Sixth District of Mis-
sour.
subscriptions to the per cent bonds to-day amounted
10 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
DIPLOMACY POWERLESS.
THE MILITARY SPIRIT DOMINANT.

THE MILITARY SPIRIT DOMINANT.
PRINCE BIsMARCK's EFFORTS FRUITLEss so FAR
GREAT IERI<ATIoN IN ROUMANTA.
Prince Bismarck efforts to induce England to
enter European Congress have not yet been
crowned with success. His proposal that both
Russia and England should withdraw their
forces from the vicinity of COnstantinOpe, Is
under consideration, but has not been accepted.
The hostility of Russia and England
toward each other is still strong, and
retaIds common understanding on the
principal points at issue. The ROu-
manian quarrel is still unsettled. Russia
is willing to forego part of her claim,
but will insist upon having Bolgrad and
lsmail. She also demands that dcpots
shall be established to facilitate the
passage of her troops through Roumana
Austria and Germany have advised the
Roumanans to come to terms with Russia
Russia has agreed to give Servia more
Turkish territory.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
THE FoGARTY MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Coroner Flanagan held an inquest yester-
day in the Fogariy murder and suicide case, OF which
fun particulars have already been published William f.
Fogarty, age sixteen, the son Of the dead man and
testified the night OF the crime lie
up about 1870 a. M looked into the bedroom and
his mother coming from kitchen into the bedroom.
His father in the kitchen. In moment his mother
fell she spoke but the witness did not hear what she
said. tie saw some blood her clothing and went out
for an officer who found both the father and mother
dead. The jury found that Margaret Fogarty killed
by her husband, who afterWard committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-20
THREE MEN TO BE HANGED IN LOUISIANA

NEw-ORLEANs, April 19.-Three men are to
DC hanged at Franklin, St. Marys Parish on Monday
next They are Wesley Turner for numbering trrder-
ick Erhardt, a respected citizen OF Franklin, While
citing in the door OF saloon at CenreviIle Jackson
Edwards for numbering his brother James Edwards py
stabbing him the back while the latter running
away and Aleck Brown, who, for money, murdered
William Dudley. his partner and friend on the railroad
near Grand Wood Plantation. The executions VIII take
place between the hours Of IL q. III. aud y. m