Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-29

I gled with loud anf prolonged htsx,,, A., a..
mlost OF which NJ. Halliday came forward az
Masking himself heard above the dia, partisns
rertcred oIder. saying, "Oenilemen ii hin 80
still and hear the trutA.' Bat Moa ton en-
remained on bis feet, gisring round Ne a " IA
Test AZ bay, and saying 81 dare you 20 put me
ouff"
Two police ofsoers appeared behind Mr.
Aculton, and he resumed his seat. Order being
partially restored, Mr.. Raymond continued.
Wei. now. I want % say something 90 Ven
about blscknsiling. Cries OF NeS. 20 for the
blsck nsilerl He claimed that Mr.. fiitOn did
not know where the money came from. but II
was evident Mr.. Beecher paid him money out
OF his own pocket Was Il upon his snsinua.
hons, CARRIED lsngusge and letters. was q upon
this, he wanted % know, they were 60 wait and
doubtS With regard 90 the pistol, N va not
pretended by Mr.. Beeeher nor advanced by Mr.
Moalton that under the influence Of the PISTOL
be was hurried or intiraid sted into any aetna
The story OF the pistol wss lust this: M went 20
show the character OF the man who went % call
upon minister with his pistol.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
He concluded hk address by stating that,
come what might, they would all stand up nv
the man who bad stood mp 80 nOely Tor them
The chairman then put the Question on receiy-
ing the report Of the committee aud sdoptins
the resolutions offered. ON motion. a. WAS
passed by a standing vote, with the waving OF
hats and haadkerchtets when the ayes were
callt d for; butwhen the nays were called, Frank
Monitor only arose. and WAS greeted with a
perfect storm 81 hisses. and another uprOAr sue
cteded, but wac Gained In a slight degree.
Nor.ToN IN DANoRR.
Mr.. Gilbert rose and offered . resolution ten
dering thanks 10 the mel bers OF the committee
for the faithful and impartial uanner ia which
they hsd performed their duties, and also O. the
counsel OF the committee for their valuable SER
vices. The resolution WAS adopted. A molten
was made 90 adjourn, but Mr.. Halliday an
nounced that the proceedings would terminate
With the singing OF the DoNology. It this June
tuTe MT. MoultOn rose from his seat aud pushed
his way toward the door through the surging
crowd which blocked the passage. During his
route be WAS hustled ON every side, aud when
he reached the hallway hands we're stretched
out 10 wreak vengeance upon him, but thew
were kept OF BY the police officers, who hurried
him down an aleyway % where \ carriage WAS
in waiting, into which he was pushed, rather
than helped, and With police Ohicer standing
on each step OF the vehicle. Wa driven RAPIDLY
away. The audience then quietly dispersed.
BoWEN'S LIBFL SUITS.
Henry q. Bowen has again sued tho Isrooklyu
Esgle for hIel contained in the editorial coll
unn ~ yesterday, laying damages At SiO9.ODO.
Bowen expresses a deteTm. nation Of pashing hts
suits 70 the death. A warrant has been iss aei
for the arrest OF VIM. II. MUldOOn, city editor
of the Brooklyn Eagle, In connection with
Bowens libel suits. The arrest was effected in
the Eagle editorial rooms yesterday afternoon,
and Muldoon gave bail in So 900 for his appear
ance in the city court next Monday.
MoULToN's NEXT STATEMENT.
Mr.. Moulton declares that be will soon pub
lish bis supplemental statement. impelled By
imputatlons on his honor. He Says he offered
20 so before the Beecher committee on Thurs
day, but received no reply. GA the contrary,
he had been given TO understand hat HE tasti-
mony would not be received. but his fOrthcOm-
ing state ment would, he believed, clear away
every doubt and vindicate his honor. HswAnt-
meet the committee yesterday IL they wishedtO
hear him.