Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-24

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Tho Beeeher.Tilton Scandal Ben.
Butier thinks that Tiiton Has n
Case, and Gives Characteristic
Advice.
NEW YoRx. July 24.-It Is a stated
that q strong pressure is being brought
to bear on the Beccher Investigating
| Committee to make the examination
public. It seems likely that the scandal
will drift into the courts. General Butler
has become connected with the case
through Mr.. Moulton having laid before
him all the letters and documents in his
possession. He expressed the beliof
that Tilton had q case, and advised Gen.
Tracy to arrange to have a few members
stay away from the meeting onthe night
set for examination. 80 that there should
be no quorum; but tho committed in
sisted on hearing the charges. They
had believed Tilton a slanderer, but a.
ter his statement was read talked Of rec
onciliation. Beecher yesterday remain
Cd at home and saw nobody. General
Tracy says he was in good spirits and at
work on his coming testimony. He
will come before tho committee very
soon. and Mrs. Tilton will testify at
length. Moulton will then be called.
There Is q prospect Of reaching an end
next week. and then all testimony taken,
with the verdict Of the committee, will
be published.
A special to a Chicago paper says that
when Tilton first came before the CON-
mittee. he made q proposition that II
Beecher would retire from the pulpit he
would prepare a card indicating him
and removing him from suspicion. The
committee ridiculed the idea, and Mr..
Tilton. in an outburst Of passion,
exclaimed that Bcecher was M old
coward, whereupon Mr.. Sage, Chairman
Of the Committee. said II Mr.. Beecher
wa a coward the committee were not
and intended to slit the matter thor
oughly without compromise, and some
body must suffer. Mr.. Beechcr has
been very busy collecting proof that ON
the day OF his alleged frst adultery with
Mrs. Tilton, he was at Peekskill. An
other discrepancy will DO shown in Til
toms statement where he speaks Of Mrs.
Tilton as suffering then mentally, be-
cause OF the death OF q young child.
The death took place subsequently,.
The committee state that the examina-
ton OF Beccher will be much more CON-
plete than that Of any other person who
has been called. He will be required to
give the fullest explanation to every cir
cumstance.
A Disgracemi Failure.
NEw YoRx. July 2ith.-Mullins' walk
Of 500 hundred miles in six daps fell
disgracefully short Of the mark last
night. He had accomplished $50 miles,
having started on Sunday night. The
proprietor closed the hippodrome.
Fire.
Bosros. July 2ith.-A. Cuttings lum-
Der yard, ut Winchester, burned last
night. Loss, $780, OO; insurance, sl5,-
900.
Abductlng ChIldrsn.
PHnADKLrHrA, July ga dispatch
says that another child. four years old.
was abducted yesterday by two men. one
colored, who enticcd him into n wagon
and drove of.
Child Murder and Suicide.
ST.. LOUIS, July pa fpecih says a
merchant in Bull City, Kas.. recently
while In q state Of mental alteration,
thrust q knife blade into the brain OF
his lnfhnt anu tnoh' VIVA - h"'
beat out his own brains.
Lea or = steamship.
NEW YoRx. July 24.-Nassau advices
state that the Pacific Mail Company's
steamer City Of Guatemala, Capt. Hill
dreth. from New York, for Aspinwall,
lost on the northeast point Of Wait
ing Island in the Bahamas, on Thursday
the 10th. at midnight, AL hands were
saved.
The New loan.
LoSo BRANCH. July 24th.-Prcsident
Grant has been In consultation with Sec
rotary Bristow this morning on bids for
the new loan. They will probably reach
q conclusion this evening.
BY THE CABLES.