The Grange advance., 1874-08-19

INT PAUL AND RED WING MINNESOTA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49,

was by connivance Of the officials having
him in charge. The Collyer-Edwards
prize fight Occur red yesterday afternoon,
below Pittshurg on the Ohio, near the
trotted three successive heats in 2:2l,
2:A 1-2 and 2:l6 3-4. The last is said to
be the fastest time ever made on a third
mile. ;. AT last accounts Austin, Miss
was still besieged by negroes, and both
whites and negroes were gathering from
the surrounding country to reinforce the
respective sides. Two or three kirmishes
have occurred, in which Is or 20 negroes
have been killed and as many more wound
ed.-'rof. S. S. Taylor Of St. Paul was
awakened at half past two this morning by
noise in the room adjoining his bed
room. On opening the door he was con-
fronted by small rlan whom he thinks
he would recognize who At once shot him
in the head. Prof. Taylor gr.ppled the
burglar who again fired his pistol, but
without effect, and then succeeded in get
ting away and escaped through a door he
lad opened after having made his entrance
through q window. Prof. 1aylor's wound
is not dangerous.
THURSDAY, Aug. l3-All the news from
the Beecher-Tilton investigation is that
Beecher's friends are jubilant since Moul-
tons testimony was given, believing that
the wost is over, that the charges by TIL
ton are no more substantiated than before,
and that Mr.. Beecher can explain away
ell the circumstances and documents
which else seem to bear against him. It
is an evidence Of the great public interest
in the affair, that the Chicago Tribune
gives ever four Of its large pages to pub.
lication of the correspondence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tilton, extending over period Of
four years of their married life. The
Mark Lane Express, closes it's yesterdays
review of the breadstufs market and crop
prospects by remarking that it does not
see how the price of wheat can be much
depressed. 1t is now conceded At Paris
that Bazaine's escape was both planned
and executed by his wife, assisted by her
brother. Where the three have taken
refuge is not yet known at Paris. o..
England, France and Germany have,
it is announced at Madrid,
recognized the Spanish republic. In the
extrene southwest of Nebraska there is al
ready much suffering on account of the
destruction Of crops and grass by locusts.
Tue cattle and hogs are starving. Relief
forthe people is being collected at Omaha
and elsewhere. .. Several counterfeiters
have been arrested at and near St. Joeeph.
including wealthy. farmer and stock
dealer residing near Jamesport, Davies
county, named B. L Gelatin, to whom has
been traced nearly all the late issues of
counterfeit ives on the Traders National
Bank of Chicago. Or account Of it's COM
promising SO many prominent citizens the
inquest in the caee Of Julia Fortinmeyer,
abortionist Of St. Louis, has been conduct
ed privately Two large oil fires were
caused near Pittsburg last nil sht by storage
tanks being struck BY lightning and about
&c, ,O00 worth Of oil was burned. i. . Peace
is restored At Austin, Miss. When the
whites from Memphis reached Austin they
found the negroes Lad already abandoned
the place and had dispersed. Another
surveying party has left Ottawa for Mani
toba to go with the Northern Pacific survey.
They go via St. Paul. }. At Rochester N.
Y =, yesterday, Goldsmith Maid trotted
mile in 2:A 34 4
FRlDA1, Aug. A.-The full statements
Of Mr.. Moulton aud Mr.. Beecher are pub
lished to-day. The former gives no mar
rative Of his part in the afEAir. and submits
only the papers quoted from ly Tilton.
Ar. Bseeher enters into long explanation
and denial Of the charges brought by Til
ton. According to his explanation, Tilton
oe'ng IN extravigantly vain and morDidly
Jealous man. frat tarned against his lo1 6 |
tune friend, nr. Beeoher, when he believed
that the latter had abondoned his fortunes
i ne had not assisted to break them up in |
procuring his discharge from the Indepen-
dent. Then for The first time he accused
". Beeeher Of having ! ~8loneed Fin in
his tsa1ily ;elations, and then Noulton
came in a. the former school.mase and IN.
tinats ! I. dot Tilton, 10 make pesoe be-
tween shs parties, and soon came to be n.
gaed by Ar. Beecher q also 81 iria.nd 4 L. |
Tilton,s aScusatiodn u Len iwas Tiff Beeober
had hafnaia fo nrodna> ai.o..a :: u. .--',.