, 1874-07-16
The Plymouth Investigation
Believed to Be Genuine
and Thorough.
1t Has Gone Entirely Beyond bIr.
DceCler's Control.
Tilton Regards It as Only On In
oident.
He Intends 10 Garry tho Inquiry Int
the Courts.
And Promises to Put MI End to
Bcccller's Ministry.

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Speetai Dfspaoh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
New Yonx, July 16.-Thoro havo been develop
monts Of much Significance In tic Doecher- -Tilton
| scandal to-day.
Mr. Tlton will arpoar before tie 1nscstigasing Com.
rnittes next Mondny. Bomo who havs bcoh hta tor-
Bona1 friends profess tho belief that o IL iBauc. The
sae las repeatedly boon urgod by his friends
for htH conduct In writing tho biography Of Victoria
Woodruff.
Tho prookyn Eagle carries its psrtisanship on Tho
subject to nudicous Limit. It goes to tho most
secmly extremes In defending Doocher, starting
aupremely
AnAURD STORIES ABOUT T1IiT0N,
and unscrupulouHy attacking him. Its Inst
story IL that ho avenged himself Ais
rife for her alleged impropriote5, by brutsly NAL
Tho Investigating Committee is 20 determined to
settle forever THIS vrotshod scandal that tho ropr!oy
considered. II is likely that she will bo asked toll
81 abe xnnra. warn friend ot nooclera M sail TO-
aay Though M M. nsochcr should dosiro ~ which
gestsnns looking toward private sottoment Of any
Mns. TRITON.
Edward J. oVngton, Ut whose house Mrs, Tl1ton Il
staying. aays c,nrhntically TINT Mrs Ion net III ap
Cd uno her BY ~ one, bas was wboiiY Voluntary lie
also says that she informed her husband positively On
Saturday last that Icncefort their paths lay apart"
held this evening.
MouLroN.
thcro IL no truth, .. they know IL tho ASSERTIONS
that Beecher and bis friends haye hee makug over
M 4 s sosg u snR f msn oap poy s sfsSS % s % s
mutual fr1ond Of 1i'ton and Decuher. but who Is .
seritsho marplo; w:thon .e tho narplo!s ach Of bad
ere1itably concerned in sho Jayne swindlsa. Mouon
VIVA before the Committee few days
sne md 10 resa sor Il sSe liz t. eoaohs nns hs
bstwcon Beeehor aud Ttlton, hut rotusol to toll what
he know until tho two had aado their explanations
to tho Committee Thon, If tho Conim!ttoe desired 1t,
ho would speak. In explaining why they believe
A1oul.on sterod tho stories about COMPROMISES Of
h1oulton road before tho Committee did not conuin
there words which have read to Mr. Tilton aud to
paeas o %na nna n @
" tho osmmi!tes 70 tea I'll 10 knew TUT
uoeoher was not vol founded TINT whether 1t was
beat for either or BOTH not, the Committee wunod
anybodys account !; but hs refused to aay anytltng
fnrshor hun what wis IN his written asatement YET,
s6sr he 1s5s a that he aa
to me for the purpose Of making Tho public bcova
that Mr. Becchcr waa 1ious to lnve tho lnyestiqa-
Boocher that he standing on the cdgs Of preei-
pice, aud that further investigation would 10 hs ruin.
n9 't Y q not u ay @ hnmd
you that Dsscher did not authorize Mouson
to gay that he uoucnrrcl III It,"
nEDpArA's MEDIATION. ..
Doston aprcal to tho Tribune osys thst Mr. Red
path, Of tile lecture lyce,n,. who is trustworthy
n,ado ovcrtures Of settlement to To, declares that
ho was ut AIR. Deechars and Mr. Tons houses, part
Tho only oyertures ho ado to Triton were whfie they
brealfaating at restaurant, and consisted ii
asking him to taEs chops with his eoflce.
NEw YonH. July 1o.-Tlo Drookyn Eaa{e says
metuber Of tho Bsechor Investigating Committee to-
day stated positively and without reservation qualia-
cation thnt peechers den,and for m Investigation
nado IN tho fullcat good faith that he oxpoctod nnl
desired tho moat thorough possblo examination Into
tho scandal. and they Furthermore stated tut, II
bsecher wero mt acting III good faith and wna dcsr
ou8 OF Buch compromise with Ttton ~ would close
iect IL. .. ..-...