, 1874-07-29
THE GAUNT SPECTRE.
It Haunts Plymouth
Church, and Will
Not Down.
Arrest Of Theodore Tilton for
- .. Libel Yesterday.
Belief that lie lnstigated the Pre-
-. T.. ceedings Himself:
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ONO Of Mavericks Men the 0stonsihlo
{; :; ;; :. Complainant.
Corroboration of the Stanton
:: Interview---Mrs. Tilton
<s '. :" Pronounces It
, ! False.
:: ,---:
An Interview with Carpcntcr---Notll-
!: ins Of Importance Elicitcd. i:
An Alleged Outline of Beech
4: r: er's Defense!
What TiIton Told a New York Herald
- Reporter---AIleged Attempts at
49, Compromise.
: y, -~
An Interview with Miss Anthony, at
4; Which Nothing but Her Age
=, ..,.: Was Elicited.
;VIows Of Correspondents.-.A Royiow Of
-. Beecher's Letters.
Comments Of the Local Religious
- -. t: Press.
What Iilton Told a New York Herald
-: Reporter---AIleged Attempts at
-. Compromise.
An Interview with Miss Anthony, at
:; ; Which Nothing but Her Age
4. Was Elicited.
;vIows Of Correspondents...A Rortow Of
-. Beechcr's Letters.
Comments Of the Local Religious
Press.
ACTION FOR LIBEL,

ACTION FOR LIBEL.
Special Dispatch 70 Ths Chtedae Ttio"rd.
New YoRR, July 28.-This afternoon At
o'clock William ). .Gaynor, OF Brooklyn, applied
to! Judge Riley, Of tho Third District Court, for
the arrest Of Theodore Iilton for making and
publishing false and acandaloun charge Of
idultory against Mr. :Beocher. Judge Riley
granted tho application, and at p. M. iaaucd q
warrant for bis arrest. The officer found 1fr.
rlton in his library, just preparing for drive
to Conoy Island with some friends, aud easily
perBuade cd him that it would frat BIO necessary
to appear before Judge Biley at tho courtroom,
corner Of Myrtle avenue and Adelphi street,
Mr. Tilton, on being informed Of the oflcor's
arrest. He flushed deeply for momont, but re-
marked TINT he would bo ready in q few uaiautes.
Ho then inquired
but the officer Was unable to inform, him. Ho
then sat down at bis desk, addressed note to
]. n. Bates, whom he was to accompany to
Coney Island, went up-Btaira for lvo minutes,
aud thon announced TINT ho was ready to CO.
No information had, at this time, 1eachod the
eued, aud hlr. Triton aud tho officer
pnssed out almost unnoticed, and 1oisure-
II walked to tho courtroom. Judge
Riley appeared FROM his private room, and when
he called Tug name of Mr. Iiton the Letter M atgse 5
sttu 1onPuuaou., oIeEo se2 S s9 81, .t - 49,
,oAVtt uEoa. %cn ~ uau sao az e1.o1r; m,, 4
aaksa AT. Inton "nae ~ nea ~ aay; H. ~, .un amtoa
lsLou Lunt ~ nee ~ ~, ~ suo .ua a;.i
oi lac !aw saat no W. 1oa . apo ~, - ana"es "'s
pupL1suED WITHOUT H1B CONTENT.
Tha long statement referred to In ono affidavit
Was pannahea; nc aaa M1tnous n's T. kn'o"leago no sg
and consent; tue cara montiohod IN tho otaos
va pao!!shso %sa' h's knnw1eass t a.o ,,sod spn1
sent; Inc 1aols III oo'a ~ ~ ,ioaod uuo,aaod
70 enoW shear tFn.n ~ Ahy np nt .er ~ r,'i, ""
I!anason 1tono .A9 e4u5u M3!i tttas uus sI.sy
1ouut ~ MIL. .,a.as.a 10y t,,,;,t IT ~ !"
proper reply Mr. Inson answered. mot guilty.
The Judge then asked when Mr' l1lton would
bo ready to answer the cha[Ees. E
At any time" e6la IT. 4Ltou'
Judge RileY then sad that Ao Wonia feloaso
nim npGn hs honor 70 appear 'o'o't0" ~ ~
Meanwhile Mr: bates had driven 70 tho
oourt-room. and Mr. Illton now entered ms
carriage and they drove to conoy lslana, who're
they renaano4 70 auppot. feturnlhk late ~
tho evening. Mr. Gaynor, tic complainant says
he has adopted the caurso open to any o1tlzon,
and ho is certain it viii reault IN tho speedy hot-
uemant ot' the scandal. He came 70 brooklyn
from Boston hi1 months ago, aud Is law reporter
for tho Daily argus, Ho has had muoh 10 %
and to diagueted With IT,. The proprietor oi tho
Argus did not know Of tho occurrence until 20
SAW It IN an extra Of hia own paper, Wnoh he
stopped the ontcoming edition. 1t fs limited
that the whole thing is
Il rrEoE or NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE
on the part Of Mr. Maverc!s, managing oditor OF
tho Ar1us, to get up au excitement and publish
IN exclusive extra aboutit.
Mira, Woodruff has resumed tho publication OF
her paper, and to-morrow'B issue will contain a
long, rambling atatoment Of tho 1iton- beeoher
trouble. but no additional 1sct8. AL tho doel-
mentA printed arc old 0neH, and no now teBti~
monv n mt forward. She declares that Tilton
h.a 4rast}v arrad IN nnt telfinp the 1hnle truth,
@ nnd in tionyinr tha truth 3rs. Oady Stanton
published yesterday. -
i79 the AsseetaNd fTtssn H.,
NEW York, July 2b.--IAoodore 11lton WAS af'