The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-30


and Mrs. TiltOn was derived from Nh
statement OF Oliver johnson 10 that el
feet.
Mr.. Csrpenter-I can prove that OH
yer johnson used these words, "My Lin
are sealed, but II l should disclose what
know, the roof Of Plymouth Churcl
would come right Of" Another tim
Mr, johnson said 10 me: " know grca
deal more about the case than Won do
and what yon know 70 bad enough"
Carpenter says that he accompanied
Tilton when he went to DR.. Storrs foI
advice, and that the latter said; "Dr
SIorrs, l come to you for advice in regard
to the proper action 10 be taken by my
sell In reference 10 the statement mad
in the Woodruff letter."
"Dr. Slorrs replied, II have not reat
the statement made by Mrs. Woodruff
but If you think It Is Of sufficient impor
lance TO merit attention, l will do So
Storrs read Woodhull's story, and few
days later when Mr.. Tillon visited hin
said: MIR, Tilton I have read this papeI
carefully, and II the statements are true
draw from them four conclusions" Mr.
Tilton then asked what the conclusion,
were. Dr.. Storrs then said: First, thai
blr. Beecher and Mrs. Tilton had crimI
nal relations; 81, that you discovered
that; 81, that Mr. Beecher received the
paper from Mrs Tilton denying that such
relations had ever, existed; 4th, that Mr.
Moulton got that paper from Mr.. Beecher.
Mr. TiltOn said: DR.. StOrrs, what II these
points can't be denied2 Dr.. Storrs replied
have no advice 10 give; an evasion would
be worse than silence. Mr.. Tilton said
to the Dr.. that he had not told and could
not tell him the whole truth.
General Tracy said to day that the
committee hoped 10 end the whole thing
this week. Mr., Moulton, Mr.. Beecher and
one or two minor Witnesses were all that
were to be examined.
The Beecher Examining Committee
met again to night in Brooklyn, but ad.
Journed after the session lasting one hour
without, 1t is believed, examining any
witnesses. Mr.. Moulton was to have
submitted the letters held by him at to.
nights session, but he did NOT put In an
appearance. It was stated that Mr.
Beecher would not lay his detailed state.
ment before the Committee until Mr..
Moulton'a testimony had been taken.
SOME ACCOUNT OF dAYNoR FRox nos.
TON STANDPOINT.
BOSTON, July pa reporter this morn.
Ing sought some Information about Jno.
]. Gaynor, who caused the arrest Of Mr..
Tilton In Brooklyn, and ascertaiped that
be was formerly in the employ of @. W.
Everett s. Co, Of the Merchants Bureau,
Tor collections, as an attorney. Itappears
this firm hired Gaynorin the Fall OF 1872
In Utica, where he was employed as law
clerk on salary oI $40 week. Everett
& Co gave him about $2 900 year. Gay.
nor remained there until January, 1874,
when falling to give satisfaction he was
discharged. He next turned up as an at
torney Tor another collection firm and i'm.
mediately commenced the attempt, go Mr.
Everett says, 10 ruin his (Everettt) busi-
ness by sending letters to his clients de.
rogatory TO him. Mr.. Everett says some
60O such letters were sent out, specimens
OF which he has In his possession, and he
declared every one Of the charges to be
false. Gaynor brought suits against Ev-
erett, but did not carry any Of them into
Court. In March last he went 10 New
York or Brooklyn. Mr. Everett did not
think Gsynor was at all intimate with
General Butler as has been reported, but
knew he was an ardent supporter Of that
gentleman. Gaynor Is 81 years Of age.
HoLToN DECLINES To GIVE DETAILS.
MILWAUKEE. July 29-The Sentinel
this morning publishes an interview with
hon. E d, HOlton, referred TO In the dis
patches last evening as being present
when Bowen said that the tripartite
agreement was no relraction OF the
charges against Beechers go far as he
(BoweD) was concerned. Dir. Ho,ton ad-
mItted that he was present and that be
remembered the conversation, but he dc.
clined to give any details at present.
A LITTLE MORE FROM HoLroN.
MILwAUKsB, July 29-TAe Sentinel
tomorrow will contain the interview
with Hon. E D. Holton mentioned In last
nights dispatches, as being present at the
interview Of Bowen and Carpenter. BE
refers 10 Tiltou's letter, published In the
Brooklyn Union year ago last spring,
letter dated January /, 1871, calling Bow.
ems attention 10 the statement made by
him that BeechCr had been guilty Of i'm
proprieties with number oI women, and
that it was unsafe ior him TO visit the
houses OF members OF his church. Mr..
Holton saw the letter while iu Hartford
and went TO New York and called on
Bowen. Mr.. Carpenter was present and
talked about the letter. Holton asked
Bowen squsrely If he had made such
charges against Beecher to Beecher him
sell, and II he knew them to be true,
Bowen refused 10 deny or acknowledge
their truth and Holton construed his ST.
lence into an admission that Tilton's let
ter truthiully stated what had transpired.
Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT..
vsRtCE or THI CHEF sIaNAL OFPICiR,
WARRINGTON. D. O., July 20 300 P. Y
PROBADnrTIRs.
For New England, rain near the coast
followed by clearing weather, southwest
or northwest winds, a slight rise OF TEN.
perature and no decided change in bs.
rometer.
For TIM AIij5lo c,o.o.