The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-06
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husband with respect to my interview
with NJ. Bseoher, alcne, used TO
charge my mind with our converse.
tionsiana repeat them to Mr.. iNiltpI.
I Mrs. Tilton continues: She waB con:
tinualIy questioned by TiltQn concern.
ing these conversations In most jea.
lous manner. She was afterwards told
with anger that she concealed some.
thing that she dfdn't mean to tell; that
she lied for three yeary.S, She tried to
repeat everything that; waa said, but
found Tilton more suspicious than
ever; he had no hdenpe in herr and
she suffered y great DEAL, This state
OF things lasted to the present day. al.
though she had not felt 80 badly the
last two years. Til!on,s criticisms to
her took the form Of apoosations in
the winter OF 1860. when he began to
assume she had done criminsl wrong
with Beeoher.., She met the charges
sometimes with anger, sometimes with
oalmness or silence, but Invariably de-
MED criminal intimacy. She had de.
MED it in letters' to Tilton, but they
were lost. He scanned to luse all his
influence 20 make bar acknowledge the
wrong, and talked SO much OF it, she
thought he was morbid. Hstold her
once that he saw her sitting on Beech
er's lip, in onr parfor, aud she replied,
"You didn't" This morbid jealousy
had wearing and sickening effect on
her; he never named any definite time
or place Of any criminal act with
Beeoher, aud never pretsnded she was
guilty OF any impropriety at Beecher's q
house. She went there twice or thrice
to consult with Beecher about Il sick
person; she never met him at any
other place by appointment. Tilton
never accused her Of criminality based
upon any admission by her; it was not
true she confessed iu July, 1870, any
act OF impropriety with Beecher.
FoRr MONROE, Angust 5.-The
United States steamer Dispatch, with
the Congressional Naval COMMITTEE.
passed up this morning, aud spent the
day ut the Norfolk Navy Yard. She
reaohed here at 4 P. NJ. aud the party
spent couple OF hours visiting the
fort, after which, they sailed for Phila-
delphia.
HARRISBURG, August George Be-
rigner. proprietor of the Ecening Tele.
graph and postmaster of the city, died
this afternoon, after an illness of seve-
ral weeks. @ t,
ST. Louis. August 5 There was a
good deal OF exoItemeut on change to-
day, caused by the report that Aloxan-
der Dorman & Co. had forged cotton
warehouse receipts to the amount of
800. 600 to Sl50.O00 and that two or
three banks in this city hav. been
victimized to tho extent Of $40, 600 or
$50. 900. Dorman and one or two
other members of tho firm huve been
arrested, and al investigation will be
made this afternoon.
WASHINGTON. August $500 con-
science money was received ut the
Treasury to-duy from this city.
The postal cars from New York
came in last night and this morning
al usual. without any detention at
Baltimore. and left Washington last
night and this morning, passing over
Mr.. Hinokley's road, as formerly. It
ls now almost certain that Mr.. Hinck-
ley will continue to perform the ser.
vice. knowing that Col. Scott will ac-
cept it il he does not, aud trusting to
Congress to grant him the extra com
pensation asked.
Probabi.ities-During Thursday, in
New England, North and East winds
will prevail. with partly cloudy and
cool weather. Over the Middle States
and lower lake region, falling barome-
ter. stationary or rising temperature,
East to South winds. increasing cloudi-
ness and rain areas. For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, falling barome.
ter. rising temperature. East to South
winds and partly cloudy weather. For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, lower
barometer. higher temperature, fresh
aud brisk East to South winds, cloudy
and rainy weather. For the upper
lake region, lower barometer, higher
temperature, fresh and brisk East to
North winds. generally cloudy weather
aud rain areas. For Minnesota, Iowa
and Missouri, generally lower tempe.
rature and rising barometer, wind
shifting to North and West, and clear
or clearing weather.
Teiogrn rnnhic-Con1,nercIaI Reports.
New York, August 5-Noon. Mo
ney 2. Stocks dull aud little lower.
Gold 9as. Exchange-long 4S S8; short
9O}4. Cotton held higher; sales
l8S-uplands II; Orleans 1925. Flu.
tnres opened steadier: August 1871.
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