The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-28

ten. pardoned from the State prison Il
short time ago bv Governor Dix, for cX-
posing frauds in the prison, has been
again arrested on the charge OF passing
$4,000 United States bond on the
bank of San Francisco. This bond was
identified a. one of.hoSe stolen from the
room occupied by CASTILLO del Lazago,
at ST. Georges hotel about three years
ago. Chief of Police Lee, of San Fran
cisco is now in this city with the nece>sa-
rv papers totakc Nanctten back with him.
Another Arrest.
Robert J. Wilson was arrested to-day
on charge of attempting to pas 4
forged 81 900 United States bond on the
Sub-TrcaSury.
Card from Mr. TiItOn.
The Brooklyn Argus publishes the 70 :
lowing card from Mr.. TiItOn:
II respectfully call public attention to
the fact that though the Plymouth
Church committee have this morning
published eight or ten columns OF lrreve-
liant and desultory conversation between
Mr. BerchcrS counsel and myself III the
committee room. vet this volumlnous re-
port strangely omits the most important
part Of my testimony, namely, that tn"
criminalitv which in my sworn statement
| charged on Rev Henry Ward Beecher,
and his religious victim was confessed t"
me not only bv herself but by Mr.. Beech
er. and furthermore. that it WAS confess
cd bv her and him to Mr.. Moulton aS u
friend and counsellor of both. and still
further. Mr.. Moulton office rs mediator
for four wears between Mr. Bccchcr and
|. was based upon the sole fact of this
pre-cxisting criminalty between Mr..
Bccchrr and Mrs. Tilt"n. This
statement ! made to the committee with
nv utmost plainnrSS of speech | fur
thrrmorc stated To- the committee that
Mr.. Berchers apology to me, instead Of
growing out of any circum>tanc" with
which Mrs. Woodhull WAS connected,
was communicated {" me by BccChcr
nearly six months before | ever met,
knew or SAW Mrs Woodhull. The
omission of these facts from the COM
mittcrs report forces me to lay them be
fore the public as Il necessary part of my
case.
GSiwncd. THEODORE TILT0N.
In AN interview to-day Tilton said:
" Mr.. Moulton will not appear volun-
tarilv before the committee. nor has tn"
committee invited him 10 max" Il state
mcut. Mr.. Moult"n, ~ a matter Of
honor. will not tell what he knows, cX-
ccpt before tribunal that has power To-
compel him. unless upon thc consent Of
both parties, Mr.. Bcrchrr and myself.
Elizabeth Cedy stanton Introduced
An .Arg,> reporter called on Mrs.
Elizabeth Cudv Stanton. at. her
residence in Tcnatly. New Jersey,
this morning. Il am perfectly
willing to he interviewed. Remarked
the lady with smile. Can you tell me
when YOU first learned Of this affair, Mrs.
Stauton?" Il think it WAS the year be-
fore Mrs. Woodruff published her state
ment. that | knew Of the matter; not all
the details. you understand, which have
since come TO light, but the story in sub
( stance" "And are YOU willing to tell in
what manner You became possessed of
/ this knowledge" "Certainly. Some
/ time. think it WAS in the fall of the wear.
/ though | won't b" positive. while Mr..
I BuHard was still connected with
the Rcro'rjun Susan B. Anthony. Mr..
, and Mrs. Tilton, Mrs. Bullard and N.Y.
self were in Brooklyn together. 1t was
N the afternoon. and after calling at the
office of the Rcrchrjon Mr.. Tiitun and
myself accompanied Mrs. Bullard 10 her
residence and remained for dinner
: Through some misunderstanding Ms.
{ Anthony went with Mrs. Tilton and
dlned with her instead OF with u. Thrr,
was some feeling on the part of Mr.
I Tilton in regard to this. although it Wa,
quite unintcntional on my part
! We'll. at the table no one
WAS present but Mrs. Bullard. Mr.. Til.
ton and myself Theodore told the
whole story Of his wifeS faithleSsnes>
and as l before observed, he did not 90
! into details but the sum and substance o.
the whole matter he related in the bear
inc of Mrs. Bullard and myself We
were reformers. He gave Us the story
! A. a phase Of social life.
This was the first You heard Of il?
/ This was the first. The next evening
hearing that Miss Anthony was little
piqued at ME for leaving her on the dav
before. l returned to my home here in
/ Tenahv. and to my surprise | found
Susan awaiting my arrival. That evening
When we were alone l said TO her:
Theodore related very strange
story to Mrs.. Bullard and Inc
last evening" and then recounted t.