Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-12

EASTERN DISPATCHES
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
business s-uspensien.

NEW York, Sept. l2.-Jonas Some
borne, Of 1876 Pearl street, an importing
house that suspended nearly three weeks
ago. announced that they are able to pay
but 80 per cent. on q dollar. Nearly all
their creditors are foreign bankers. Son.
nsborns has bsen arrested and admitted
to bail in SIS. 900. on the charge Of OBJ
tanning bills Of exchange from the Bank
Of British North America, furnishing as
security property which had been trans
ferred.
Pound Murdered.
Racco Tredsrico wal found killed in
the streets Of Flushing, Long Island,
last Thursday evening, and vincsnzes
Inomarata has been arrested as the mur
dsrsr.
Degenerate Son Of . Nsbls Sire.
J. L. Msndsllsohn. who claims to DO
q son Of the great composer, has been
convicted Of forgery and sentenced TO
the State Prison for Ave years.
Dangerous Illness orGeneral Frank
blair.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA private dispatch
says General Frank Blair, Jr., IL at Cliff
ton Springs, New York, in a very crit.
cal condition. His death is hourly sI-
pectsd.
M~ouIton's Statement - Wholesale
Adultery. Fernieatien and Rape
Charged Against Beeeher.
Moulton's new statement IL published
in full here this morning as . special.
Aside from the arguments Of Moulton
to sustain his former statement and to
break down that OF Beseher's, the most
important parts are the assertion that
both Bsechsr and Mrs. Tilton made their
confessions to him in the presence Of q
third party, whose name he does not
give, and the disclosure OF the alleged
charges OF Henry @. Bowen against Mr..
Beechsr, which Moulton ayers were
charges OF adultery, with Ave different
women, including one charge Of rape.
In regard to the latter charge, Moulton
says Bsecher confesses to him the act OF
criminal intercourse, but denied having
used violence and alleged that the wo-
man though unmarried, had had pre-
vious experience Of the same sort. This
revelation Msulton says was made to
him twelve days after the confession Of
adultery with Mrs. Tilton and while he
was engaged with II. b. Clafiin and
others in settling up Tilton's difficulties
with Bowen. He told Bsechsr that I'M
less he wished to remain in Bowen's
power he must get from the woman in
question = retraction OF the charge.
This he (Beeeher) undertook to do, and
he brought Moulton q paper from the
woman which was not q rstrachon,
but n statement that she had made
a certain charge against Mr.. Bsesher to
Bowen. which she regretted, and that
she wa now on friendly terms with
Dcecher. This letter Moulton publishes
without the signature. Indeed there In
none OF the language imputed to Beeehsr
in this narrative but is perfectly disgust
ing. Moulton says Becchsr declared to
him his belief in the doctrine OF free
love, and profcsscd to sse no sin in 1t;
but nevertheless, when threatened with
exposure, made preparations to commit
suicide by poison. He says, also, that
Bsechcr renewed his intimacy with Mrs.
Tilton clandcstincly, after ho made, or
supposed he had made, his peace with
Tilton by confession and p~enitencc, and
he introduces q letter written by him to
Mrs. Tilton subsequent TO that event,
conveying the intimation that his wife
was away and that she could safely come
to his house. Many portions Of the
.tatsment are grossly indecent,