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time, but the committee took no notice
Of his offer. Consequently he went to
Plymouth Church last night, having a
right to be there as he was member Of
the congregation and his wife q member
of the Church. After hearing the mis-
representations in their report he sent a
nete to the moderator. requesting to b
heard, but was not SO permitted. Moul-
ton says he has in his possession le.>
ter from Beecher stating that Raymond.
wo madehthe attack on him Last night,
knows nothing about the case, although
Raymond himself publicly stated that
he knew all about it. Moulton says be
will have all the letters printed, and con-
cludes his card as follows: I have sought
for four years, for the sake of the limo.
cent children of two families, to shield
Beecher from the exposure of his crime
of adultery, but Mr.. Beecher. his com.
mittee, and his Church have united to
compel me. for my own protection, 70
reveal him to the world, as shall short.
ly reveal him. in still worse light than
that in which he now stands.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-A dispatch
from Shreveport says q courier from
Caushatta just in. reports that the trou-
bles are ended and the town is quiet.
The Negroes left without leader, dis.
persed. One white and two blacks were
killed.
LONDON. Aug. 29.-A Brussels tele-
gram says the International Conferences
at its full sitting rejected the four gen.
eral principles proposed BY Russia. and
all proposals concerning reprisals. The
course of the deliberations has been
peaceful, but there has been no resog-
milton between German and French del
e:ates. The final sitting of the Inter-
national Conference was held yesterday.
All the members signed the protocol ex-
cept delegates from Great Britain and
Turkey. who postponed attaching their
signatures.
MADRID, Aug. 29.-Over 200 Carlista
were killed and as many wounded in an
attack on Puigcerda. Republican Gar.
rison have nineteen barrels of dynamite,
with which they will blow up the place
if the Carlists succeed in carrying it.
A force Of Carlists entered Calaborra, "a
miles southeast of Logrono on the 25th
inst. sacked the houses, levied contrib
utions of fifteen thousand dollars from
the clergy. shot four volunteers. freed
the convicts and burned the railway sta.
ton. 1t is thought that 100000 men
will be added to the army by conscrip
ton.
PARIS. Aug. 20. = MacMahon has
signed q decree. ordering elections in
seven departments ON the fourth Of Oc-
tober to fill vacancies in the Assembly.
LONDON. Aug. 29.-The French an.
thorities have disarmed the Carlist bat.
talon for entering the French territory.
Carlists have since been more circum.
spect. ----- ILL ~ ..fle e.'-
The sale of the London Hour has
been prohibited. rta.-,
JErFERsoNv1LLE, Ind, August 30.-A
horrible outrage. resulting in the death
of the victim. was committed near Hem
ryville last night. Augustus Garneer.
while walking along the railroad track.
was assaulted by three men. who rob-
bed of five dollars; then bound him
across the track and left him. He sue.
ceeded in freeing his body from the
ropes. but defore he could get his legs
loose the train came along. and though
he managed to throw his body of the
track, his left leg was cut off. He lay
beside the track all night and was pick.
ed up by train and brought here. He
died soon after.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Services were
held at Plymouth Church this morning
and evening. No reference was made
to the scandal. At evening service Mrs
Beecher had an attack of heart disease,
to which she is subject, and had to be
carried home.
TWIN MOUNTAIN. N. B.. Aug. 3d.
Beecher preached here to-day to an au.
diehco of over one thousand. His tex,
was the 4th and 5th verses of the 18th
capter Of Romans. The sermon is pro
nounced to be one of his most success.
full efforts.
/ CHICAGO. Aug. 31.-Gen. Custar re-
ports to Lieut.. Gen. Sherman the re.
turn to-day to Fort Lincoln of the BlacI
Hills expedition, and says: "Qu1
route from Black Bette was by way o
Little Missoun River, until the head
quarters of the Heart River reached
when we moved almost due east to thi,
post. We explored aud located tina
portion of the Little Missouri hitherto
unknown; about l. 900 miles,"
New YoRK, Aug. 81. : Ex-Governor
Herbert Of Louisiana has begun libe
suit against the World Co. for $50, 900
500 Memnonites arrived on the Cit,
of Richmond.
| Rev. John 8. Glendenning was il
court to-day at Jersey City, on the suit
of the Poor Master. to compel him to
maintain the child of Miss Pomeroy. -
The counsel for the prosecution endeav.
ored to have the statement of Miss Pom.
eroy, mnde before her death, admitted
a. evidence, and failing, withdrew the
complaint. Glendenning is to be pro-
ceeded against on charge of seduction