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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
Cine SplfS Sdnf.
Miners and Mechanics Loan
and Banking Association.

| WutortNrtfe eGptfal unbetbr1ntt.
Die Organization bisIr 9anf- 8eIeIl.
i6aft IN pUalfGnpis be nbist. Go gibt ne,
isntli6 cine 9anf tts YoIfes, burH eae
8o IL unit fir has 8Oli.
DrpUiliorn fopOhI ME afiitninbaber tbtilsr
sIti6mdBis profit.
DIE anssbduftrn Gapitalitu ptrbsn IN tl
btsltnssn ptTttetlt. bsrsH @rlp lit bferiiuptirn,
Die St6trbstt
bitIsr ganf pirb ibr
GtnbttabItts Capital
eas esernpdrtis auf
$2OO, 900
tsf6r6nft IN, psripaItet bon usun 5rufisss, ~
euTh Die Nftieniubaber erpdbli peretn.
DtUietnben i'm Srtrast BON adt bio
~ bTeibis prp3trt Itnc idbrlid ppn Ban en- r.
fIdrt pTpsu, bic mad pitlsm pIant ptrpaIttl
ptrbtn.
Das Capital tpirb aufgsmaht BON ben
gtelen, niht ben giH,enfn. Go III sic Der.
siuisuns ron fIsiuen usbTIhuGsu = ron 81
Dollars nufrpdrts - her Sc d d fteIeute,
6abrifantsn, miner uub ATbettsr.
Die Nftisn fnb i'm Ssrsihs Nlltr Das bier
anaslssts @slb ili Hi4t auf Is4s prpssut be-
Ihr6ntt.
Die afticn fine so Dollars ieoe,
labIbar burh mpnatIits gsitr6ae BON ,pei
Dollars. Dsppnire Dtint finfsig petr bun
errt Dollars in Affifu, prrbt Elm Nftieninba.
Der in bieltr Sduf, uue Du bsfcmmlt ale pIp.
fife, iprlte Drin @slp abpirfl
Dtr taun uitt 5pst Dollars munatIt6
lparen, unb tabur6 Nfitninbabsr psrbrn 2
Die Yanf tr6iTnst ibr @ridGft In BEN
nsusn Obj 5elIow @tb6ube Spbe
parL ipbalp es fertia IL. 8trntr tn Der bun
TEN Sfft ets Sadapanna 8allep
Saut @tb6ubes. Scranton.
SH her .3pfibsnseit ptTten 3eitnunatn fir
Hfttn anetnrmmen In etr Mppfbeh pou
WtllsUaugb u. Davis. In Sybs parf,
tbrr pon 5. 8areutr SdnberGpu In
bfr eadaplnna Bailey 9anf, Scranton.
BS- Srstne ptI9e ausfuuft pirb ssstben
BON
@tp. Saubt Ioa, prdGesnt.
Beni. Suebte, gIs pr6f
y. 3. SteptnS Stasmti1tr.
J. o. SauberIon, AlT ShaBn,
8. .. Sarnts,
3bpe. D. Dapfs,
G. 9. 6uIItL
Rprean BppeH
). U. Spbertfen,
SAVE GruIftts.
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Q c q IN te:

pr6llbtnt-Soba SanbIep.
Btet pTdietnitn,-Sbparb y. @fIfdrb,
Rep ROles Dbtttp
Dirtitrrtn,-9pbn Sanhlep u. aR. Sto-
pere, g. ". Gpras, Don. Q. .. Col.
ltne. Rtp. R0fes Bbitty G6parb
%. Dtllarh, 5bpmas pbtIItps.
3rufets, ,-Sames Sorbdn, Or. D m. D..
pteL 0iIp J. @tlfOn, .. 3. 3 o.
ran 3bOmas .. Stpane, Co.
rgboH 3. @elIs, 8artb. 9. eco
HarG Or. W m. Sasetrtp SpbH
o. RapeL DtlIiam Q hulL
lintfrfu&uues- 8tb6rpe.-Spbu panbltS
9brmas pbtllips, Gepare q.
Btllarb, WfIliam S9ulL Rt.
les. @ilI0H.
Saftirer-S. artbur @atrts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
Nirthfcbnft ~ nerfnnfen.

Der nnt'rjsi6nstt OTerirt bitrmit Itint
gBtribi1aft an penn aptnus, atgtniiser Der
Dtdion sabrid, gum 8trfauf nsbif polfSnbi,
ger 9tnri9hlus. Rdbtrss ju trfrassu am pluse
islbf BET SpbH &aspar Obtr Ratb.
RObItua. ao6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
Sm Oerf0ufen:

3wtt Wrbnbduftr unb eOis, ssItaen In
Slatslp 2ppnibip. unb betbs psrIsbeu nit a lien
Ssrbflt ruHgsn. pts Sadofsn, 9ruunen, Stal.
lung u. I. 10. 3ablunasfrrmin Ietdt. N6bere
9ustunft In etfltr OfTef, Otsr bel auaulf
o$mttt in prissUias, nnbs OYpbaut.
2imi6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
lafitamanna6 6aus,

eadaranna aSeuue, nabe benz Depot,
Gbas. Srppp, prOpr.
Das 0btse tn better @sils einstriGtsts
Saus Ia NIT allem ptrftbtn, mas BEN RSrptr
,ur Storfune unb Grfriftuns nBtbie 10.
@uttS Bier, bic fsinfen @etns, 9tau5rt
unf &igarren, parmt unb falte SpeiItn; Au.
fern. ffrbs Nrt ,ubrrttttt.
Gin fsiner Sall fir Damen unb 8amtIien
I'm ;atIrrt6tn 3niprut sriudt ltius 6rrun.
re 25inS &bds. 5rppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
Rm tDerf0nfcu:

Der tlnhrleifnstt bistst hermit lisbtu quite
ptsrpe une @si1irrt, cine Aujabl 6ra&t- uno
anosrs gSaesn nebn allem 3ubtbSr gum Der
taufs an. Nabsrs ausfuHff srtbsilt R. tapp,
Scranton, pa. 23s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10

Cine parti. Gentboifen unb Brstter
pon prrBdsIi1er AualitGt; Iopie Baubpl, ie.
Der art, psl8ss ra6 BslfflIuns esIdat unS as.
ltttertwtre. auftrGse nsbmen an 5r. Gbarles
ktt1tr scranton, Uber Stautu. RretItt,
Duuntnss. 5m,7i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
9teQe Oriuh.

Gtn srfabrsnsr srRr sIalT. grUb, Cats
nno pies 8hdtr. Der aud Gates ptr,isrsn
tann punibt cine StslIe aIs Ycrmann @s.
faatet SHtritn bslisbs man untsr .,SGdtr" in
Der Srefotttcn oteiss 9lattes abiuaebtn, fn.2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
Ranlots.

81 Cots, an Der Rsmiusiou apsnue (SIs.
Gums 6lat) sslsssn, ptrhfn sfstn pier tsrntiu.
pstie 3ablunsen jum Veriauf ausaeboten.
1tir Baumsiifsr IN bisit @sIsssnbtit gut, ba
cant ssnus auf bsm tanbs III, um psH Sauf-
!rrrts Der eOts psIausl&lasen ju fSnuen. va.
9tre Anstunft pirp steeben ron g bas. ..
Bred, rber In Der on &C bes ,@o6rnblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
0erfaufe -NerlanQt.
Sm i)crf0ufclt !:

Die fdnfs Got an @af6inaton apeuus. 40
bet 24O jug. HaG,ufraasn bel Gbparb
price, tr., auf Slccums 5lat. I'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
SlnuOnce.

Gin funssr @ti66ffsmaun fu&t fur elm
na6p dslt6 rsntablss gsf6Gft stner partntr
NIT ca. 10000 o Dollars 8apttll. Offer.
ten uHttr u. & nimmt bic GrO. bs. 81. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
Su Dermicfbcm :

8iir rtne Rsibe Sabrt- tsis adr auiss
Sauerstldnp, gelessu i'm eddapdnna 5opn.
lpip uno an biz &ty SrautOn srtn,sup, an
Der etnts pom ptttstOu @ptuue, uno nur %
Winut'n Sang pon Der Stietfabrif. Dfels
Sauerft tts ct ii& pur,isItG gum Sdlfeu pom
Subsn fur Wltasipinn unb sur paau:uua
pom @smiieu fur ben Rartt. Die Iennlplo
panta Sabu paiTrt burG bae eano an bsm
Beaver Meabeop Gnpe. Wtbrtrs gaze DUEL
len nnb auf BEN eanb. gBegsu Irrmlue uub
Yfbinsunetn frass man nab bet
Sobn SanbIes
ZSlToa SCRANTON, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10

Ftrntr srfutt i'd bitisuissn, p.I&t mir
l6ulbsn. um piinfflitt 3abIuua; unb prr
FOIbsruussn gsssn mid BOT. mag bislslbsn TO.
fort an mt jur 3ablnns sinreiten. auH
wiro FUR furis 3eit alslbff zine 6ausb6tsrin
gsIubt. I'm Safpb SauSratb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
Sm t)erfoufcm:

yin jpsiifOdisrs DObnbaus, nit asIsr uub
SOmmsrtudt eabintr; bic ept II 55 Fua
brett BET l35 Fue lang, NIT AGsp bintsu. Wit
an9spanosn, ObfbGumen uno elmer aroseu
anlapl trassnesr araubtn, AIss ppbl auae.
Saui: 3u srfrassn BET 5afUb 9ausrafb
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Sirfbfcbaft am permfe ben,

Gin lsbr sutss @ef6Gfts eUfal in ar&
bale, a. DIR pIaB fdnH aud asfautt
psrotn, oa Der Gtssnibtm mad etm Siieeu
Suswanstrn wta. Sbtnsunsrn Guerlf bilia.
Wdbrrt Nusfunft tptrb tn bieter Sfnce ertbsilt.
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Sm ADcrf0ufcm:

90 one eots, bret baron an ber 6rauf.
lin aUsHut, cine an WuIbsrryfraes unp bic
aneertn an cine Aatp srenIenp, wrrben unier
eiatgen Ssptnsunssn psrFauft. Nan melDs
fb BET
1Oap Spbu 2etbIer, Suautcu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10
BtIbsIm 8. RtefeI. Carl D. Reuffer.
@ilb. T. aiefeI s. GD.,
8 d feGs,
FaFage-n. .SpeSttions- -0eia6ft,

Sbftnt CUR SefDrberung ppn paTaaiertn
pon une na6 alien @ssenbsn Deutf&lanbs
uH6 Der StpriS nit Dampf- ober SseeI. Shtf.
len hbsr Nntpsrpru, Bremen, Samtura, Saprs,
liverpool ,e. su btbtutsnb trmGBiaten preiIen.
Ausjablunsen bur6 ppf- -aupeilunaen purdb
ben gforbbeuti6en elppb mad oem Hurbbsut.
lben Sun6, Saitrn, @iirttsmbsra, Sabsn,
5siien, suremburs, ben RisbsrIanben, Dane
mari. S6ptbeu uHe Hprpeesn.
@tlbsr fur unfere Rsbnuug In Dtut1t.
lamb stnbSablt. tperbtu In Sob pbsr gsatn.
pertb tn paptsr BON uns psreiitet.
Solmdhitn, Wlietbs' un6 Rauf. acniraIte,
BtrtiHists StaatsH pGITt &c. ausatftrtist.
6iir als bar@ uns btiprstsn @slH6ffe pirb
garantirt.
6mt9 @tIb. n. RtefeI n On.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10

Sofepb u. SOtn,
vac Son Sr&arb unb prplpsft Stra6s, i2.
gBarb, III er Srt, pU Spr Otfsu uub 8Itdb.
paaren iauftn ipat. D66er unh Rin.
1sn IN turjr 3eit unS bilie btratfslt.
Spre@t Dor. 7mi6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-09-10

6rtebrtcb &braber,
f5abrifaut bon fprubtIntsm Grouf Bier,
Sar(apariaa unb .AlineralwaGer,
5abrff In NuIberryRra6s, ,piI&rn penn u.
gPpcntng Apeuue.
Horter, ale unb 2aeerbier,
IN 8laf&tu, ptrb ,u ben nisbrisfien prriIsH
I'M @rcbsn mad allen pIdBsn bsr City lOftnfrsi
gsltefert.
Cine @rfabruns bon 25 Sabren In mstnsm
@e 6dfte btf6bigt mid, stntn SarIaparila III
ltfsrn, Der ale dnbsrrn 6abrifais iibsrtrtffi unb
Der Stiunbbsit iebr jutrdsli6 III. Das Sc
fbGft ftbt uutsr meintr perI5nltbsn 9eitlng
uns pcls 2u rtebenbeii pirb garaniiri.
auftrdes, psIts bel perm Jpbn ,3stbIer ab.
&c Itben ober bur6 bic pon mir iugeIanbt
reresn Tnbru Prrmptt Striidf6tiguns.
26bd 6r. 9 1rabsE
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S14 Il S16 LaCkawanna Ave-,
jstst tisrmtt BEN pubIiium an, Sds er bas fri.
Der BON R. &. @Olpin sefiibrts R5bsI. Sc.
iddft hberncmmen BAT un6 pirp Ht bsmiib,u.
als istne aunbtn bur6 bic bette auspabl prr
ttesr AIt WSbtIn jufrisbtn iu ffeIleu.
SsltelluEasn unb Rfparatursn aufs prcmp.
teffe ausgefiibrt.
SD made bttrmit bas bruiI&s publitum
n0S aufm srfiam, edb i'd nit BEN friiber a..
tnbrttH 8si4Gfts ni&t mtbr In 8tlbinbuna
fffbt.
glsin @si&aftsIufaI ~ 3i6 eada. gUs.
o'IZ Pete inuuifer.
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Su iDerilIicfbem:

- Nsiu Sicrs an @iaOparabs, II. 8ars
Ndbsres BET 3Obn Spifmann t., If. gRaTb.
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Nn5etgc-. Ge6hDrcn :

VIIUuTIS-NaTIth, IabTIib, 5
riiduns. w.
ootneuugfn - gisrttIjdbrIi&s grt-
ausbslapIuus.
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Gin stptiifSfisss bupptItrs WObnbaus, as.
ltatH an pthifOn aUt, nit elmer gut 40 BET
2OO, uno alien nolbweupissH Nngcbaueeu,
NdbtIfs ,u srfrastn bet 6 spar RGaett.
ju Slp Forge, eadapanna 1cpnlbip. 23il
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Gri&dftsfauetu; = Die BanI u Uftn t6eIi&
BON 9 bic 8 npE uHb an Samfas absapsH
RON 5 bio 8 ubT. 1871
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$ enrH B e IL,
RsrtbambtOn Strait 3ilfssbarrs.
Ter nntsrJsi&nstt tmpRsbIt benz asebrisn
etsltstn unp auswdttistn publifum ltiu aurs
Seltt uno gsauemfe einssrittsirs bUtsI.
Spstlen uub 8rtrdufe su isbrr Cages cit =
Httntte SsIttn unb prUmpts 8tpisHuua.
25olt AGtHugsuOa
5enrb DetR
, 1874-08-12

HAVANA, Aug, 1.-The rebel Gen. Paacha
Vega wah killed in akirnalal, At EAax nanitQ On
tho 1Et inst
, 1874-08-12


NEW YonH, Aug. 11.-There is no possibility
Of obtaining Moultons statement for publication
tonight. Ho and Winslow, Of tho Committee,
aro alone authorized to make it public, and both
hayo refused to do 30 for another day. This
much positive md truthful havo learned
about it from corroborasivo SOURCES. Moulton'a
first purpose, as you know, was to avoid making
any statement or publlshinG any documents,
and hcnce bis trip to the East. This sIonco was
BY advice OF Gen. Butler, with whom Monitor
spent his umo when East Forced by tho
demands Of DoeeAer and tho Commit
too, Moulton returned, and under aa-'
vice Of Tilton and Morris, and tho
bollofthat tho Committee meant to severely crosa-
examine him upon side Issues, ho prepared a
long atatoment III which ho gave not only the
.lottors from which Tilton quoted, but all biz
correspondence with Beechor. They '7ero strung
upon thread Of Bhiliful narrative not OILY e1-
pianatoEy OF tho letters, but detailing
soENEs AND 1NoIpENTa OF THE UTMOST INTEREST.
This narrative waa undoubtedly calculated to
damage Deechor. It added many now points to
Moulton'n anttro budget. He was exasperatad at
Daeeher when he wroto y, aud wan under tno
advice Of Titou ard h.s lawyer, Morris,
nho. By the may, Is also legal adviser OF moul-
ton. This statemont would have oaan th1n-
unpublnhed history Of this affair. Dut!or came
upon Ito aoena again on Saturday last, and
Moulton'e statement was submitted to him on
Sunday. He advised its suppression for the
present. urged thst Il was aS{sn11S H,tda to Keep
thua tnduced not to give himself entirely
away. The shorter statomont was finally
prepared. It IL based on tho Committoo's
request for tho originals Of tho quoted
iotters, and not on DeeoAer's irritable domand
for alt papera aud facts In Moutton'a knowledge
As far as tho original matter ia concerned. 1t
Simply recounts how tho mutual friond was
DnAuogb INTO THE POSITION or coNFIpART
for all parties. Tho letters submitted aro those
only from which Tiltou made axcarptH. hIouton
stated to tue Committee that theso were All they
aakel for or wore entitled to. All others wero
lettoss to him, which lie would mt surrender or
make public at tho request OF either Tlton Or
Neec!.eg, or both, and tho Committee hoatdoa.
This leavea Maultoa iu the attitude at having
satisfied prenent demands, and still retaining
oyideuco which is popu!arly supposed to bo
worse than any made public. and which only a
court Of law can draw from him.
uEECliEn HAS NOW
to mako his defense, after oil, before knowing
what MouIton will toatlfy to, Moulton poronp-
torily refused to be crosB.oxatniuod, having tho
knotladaa ha aaia- that tha nnnanai 'nAAns
, 1874-08-12
BEECnER.-
Moulton's Statement Di-
vulged by a. Beech
er Organ.
The Documents Mentioned by
Tilton Produced by
Moulton.
But No Attempt Made to
Strengthen the Case.
Suspicion that Bccchcr's Friends
Are Working for a COM
promise.
The Delay in Reaching a Con-
c1usion Considered
Fatal.
Moulton's Reserved Fire Feared by
tho Committee.
Mr, Shearman Submits to O News
/. paper Interviewer.
Mt. Shearman Submits to q News,
paper Interviewer.
He Thinks the Prurient Curiosity
Abroad Absolutely Shocking.
Mrs. SWissheim on the Duty of
Suspending Judgment.
MouLToN's STATEMENT.

mDuLION'S aIAItlnENL+
New YonK. Aug. 11.-The Brooklyn Eagle
Says The following is the substance Of a1oul-
toms statomont. It may be relied on us correct
30 far % man with to1erab]y good memory
can reproduce 1t. It ia reliable, because It came
from member Of tho Committee.
N1r. Monlson's statonent ia unexpectedly briof,
making not moro than fire Or six foolscsp pages,
not closely writton.
Mr. 1Ioulton snys In substance that all he
KNOWS ABouT THE n1FFtouLry
between Mr. Boeoher and Mr Tilton was H.
trusted to him in confidence, with all tho docu-
ments he haa been furnished relating directly
or indirectly to the caso, and that these docu-
ments wero intrusted to him in confidence.
He says that ha has known Mr: Titon since
1857, aud tint he bocamo personally acquainted
with Mr. Bceohor in 1860, and mainly through
this caso Notwithstanding tho fact that ho has
tho consent Of both Mr. Doeoher mud Mr. Tilton
to toll ali 1,e Rnoua about tho case, and to fur
niBh nu tho documents ho has in relation to 1t,
and tho additional fact that he has beon twice
summoned before tho Committee, ho says that
he cannot In conscience and as man Of honor,
disclose any condolences which have besn placed
in him. Ho came into the case AZ peace
maker, to sottlo it. and all that ho has dono has
been done In that direction. Without hia knowl-
edgo, and against his wishes, certain documents
mainly through Mr. Iilton. md in tho state
mont mado before the Committee. So many OF
the original documents as lie has copies Of, and
Which have boon mado public. he fools under
obligations TO place in the hands OF tho Com
1nittae ii necessary l1r. Moultou
HAD HAD COPIES OF ALL THESE DOCUMENTS MADE
and he handed these copies to tho Committee,
holding himself ready to produce tie originals
when the Committee desired to vhrify them.
Beyond this, hIr. DIoulton was not willing to
make any statement, nor did hp feel himaalf
justified In honor or conscience in producing any
documents, sava those quoted by Mr. Tilton il
llis statement.
Mr, Moulton handed tho Committee his state
ment aud the copiea Of tho documents quoted in
Mr. Tiltou'B communication.
Mr. Moulton was
BRIEFLY cRoss-ExAM1NED,
and he maintained tbs same position. Ha reit.
Grated What appeared in hia statement, that II
any attemps was made to assail biz position rs q
friend OF both partles OK to question his honor,
he might be undor tho necessity Of making fur
ther statement, but for tho present ho confronted
himself with furnishing tho Committee exact
oopiea Of the documents quoted by Tilton.
, 1874-08-12
CHICAGO

ton to wrong frfend therefore, as tho garno
laB boon payof In, 1t 1iaB boon Tho aim Of Dooch-
ora lawyer to separate Tilton from hts wife aud
Ills olssstnato, aud, wlilo they succeeded III mov-
sho Ia nero wnx for tho fashioner, they wholly
FAILED TO sooTuE, wuEEpLE, On MOVE MoubToN.
bedaub Aor husIand With stateu1onts prepared
for her, and wholly suppresaing QUO whole
Doccher himself endoavored to compel Moulton
to surrender tho documents, stu1tify hlnlHolf or
be- forced in tho public eye into tho poBtlon Of
Tilton'a immediate frond. Tho lattor was tho
fact, snd Moqlton would not deny 1t; b1t bo
frlond hna he soon any morol foundation to rely
upon, Tho consequence ia that
DEEoHEn 11AB ABANDONED Mou1ToN,
and Is now afraid to visit him; Tilton has tho
with his ff1ond Al before. Ho IL prudent enough
not to 60 thcrc too often, but not cowardlY
enough to stay away all the tmo for foar of pub
Lilo opinion. At tho aame time lo las rofuaed to
serves tho caution Of q man Of sonao, to which ho
young men haYe = friendship ~ por-
feet as ,Bcecher'ea loyalty is imperfect.
nsf lib hars rs1n et nan an %ss yaa2u d Gnoss9 n
mentaliging in tho pulpit. Bcecher published
his letter to Moulton, srppoaing it would pretu-
dico Moulton In tho public oyo. Moulton replied
gallantly, and spiked tho Beeohor battery. The
best dodge WAS to
OF NEW YORK.
hoping to intfmidato him. Tho New York press
On this subject is as tinreliab!e generally speak
@ @ey g. III eaS Ss't cav 'e as o IT, t Il an osns ofee
Moulton. who is ! superior man and
sagaeioua in q thing. worldly That ho
w1n1n NJ
, 1874-08-12

LONDON, Aug. 1a.-Dispatohes from Calcutta
eiding.
, 1874-08-12

Detailed Report OF tho Progress mudos
,Sueciat Disuateh 10 Ths Chicago TRIBUNE.
6r. pAur, MIMI, Aug. 11.-Gen. Custor's
official report closed at 10:30 o. N. on tho Sd
inst., the command being then camped on t'o
Houth fork Of the Cheyenne, midway between
Hot and Horse-Head Greeks. about to resume
ita march again toward Uarney's Pork, but by
another route than any tho command had yoe
traveracd. It was not anticipated that the
expedition would reach Fort Lincoln on its
homo march before tho 31st lust. The Black
Hills country Is described ns most beautiful,
richly productive Of a large variety OF 7egeta-
tion and admirably adapted to agriculture. Tho
valleys, borderoa by hills covered with variety
OF useful timber, arc cloor and ready for tho
plow, streams Of puro cold Water How down
them, and, judging by tho vegetation. thero ia
an abundant rainfall throughout the whole ro-
gton.
pnEo1ou8 METALS FOUND.
Tho ha1tB have boon brief, put the sole entiats
accompanying tho expedition bave been ena bled
to satisfy themaclvea Of tho presence Of gold,
silver, and lead iu paying quantities. What they
call gol ll-bearing quartz cropa out from every
Ailj, and tho placor," Or yalley-dggingB, 10 far
ns tosted, promise we'll. An instance OF fre-
auont occurrence il mentioned whore forty ar
ay peees Of ..G Go syeFagng Magaoa tao fso@ st1e
ono pau Of dirt. But full details
Of tho IMMORAL discoveries n1e reserved for tho
final report, when will DO gi9en the accompany
ing documents prepared by the scientific gentto-
non accompanying the expedition.
Only one party Of indians had been encOun-
tered, and that = band Of twenty~seyen, led. by
tho Chief Ope-Stab. This band Was tracked by
scouts and surrounded, when an attompt WAS
made to engage them to remain with the expo
litiou aud eeryo as g11ldoH+
TIE HLIppfNY REDSKINS.
Four OF tho party Woro persuaded TO 60 to
CAMP, and wero gwen food aua ratlons. Aa they
Aad received these, two Of tho Indians managed
to slip away unnotlcod, aud tho other two also
lod, but wore avertakcn by some Of the scouts:
Ono soizod tho gun OF . scout and
undertook to take it from lin. In the
struggle tho acout was thrown from lla horse
and Ills gun discharged. Orders had been given
not to llrm tho Indians, but to make them como
baok. From n,arks Of blood found Oh the grass,
| 1t was thought tho Indian or luis pony was
! wounded. One-btah Was kept with the o1pedi,
| tion, bis band meantime having packed up and
got away, and Was to
REMAIN WITH IT As GUIDE
! for few dnys longer, when he would 20 per-
| United to retoia his baud, aud Wonid ba paid to1
Lis aeryicea Ia ratious One.Btab represented
himself as belonging hoth to tho lied Cloud
and spotted 1'au o. ,cleB, but as having been
at naitlser for d .ong time. Lie ID thf
one who waa lately reported at thesf
| agencies to have been, with most OF his band
| Killed by CaHtor'a men. According to 0no-6tah
| tho IndfnuH lost ten mon killed and numbel
| wounded In their several conflicts with til,
Bozenaa expedition Of last sprlng.
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THE WINSTED STORY.
MES 1.ovE1oy DENIES HAVING nEEN T1LToN'


Special Dftpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
Pn1NoEroa, ILL.,. Aug. 11.-Miss Sophia Love
Joy moa* emphnticalIy denies any knowledge Of
the Triton, Connections affair. An interview Was
recently sought by your correspondent, but the
young lady refused to be interviewed, saying
that she knew nothing Of interest about the
subject, and had no information to give. Tho
report published by the Chicago Times and
othor Sensational newspapers d fow weeks since
in regard to her being the companion Of n1r.
Tilton when at WinBtod is q fabrication from
beginning to end she was not at tho East at
that particular time. ~
, 1874-08-12

SFeEaE 99tN{EtN ID 7Hd EN1t1na IFE9HHZs
BUFFALO, N. T., Aug. 11.-Tha work Of plac-
Ing and sottling tho crib for tAe new nlot water
works pior in Niagara Hive was accomplished
this noon, utter several mon ~4s' preparation and
trouble. Tho pleris placed absut ! 300 foot from
tho shore, wlere the riyor trout runs With
tremendous velocity. Tho successful sinking Of
tile crib ia literature roeardeds ngrcat triumph
of engin"erI;ns nhllt. The %o' 'f cu,:truct'ns
, 1874-08-12

NEW YoRK. Aug. tl.-A correspondent who
has been taking q look at and about sanana
bay writes OF the 6amana Bay Company as fol-
lows: sThis Company commenced operatious
by building hoto} on tho top Of a mountain,
which, in this climate, would call inaccessible;
It il half finished. aud that part is already rutted
by tue rain and sun. little further down tho
mountain bllliard-room, or, rathcr, barn. ID
half-fln'sAet, and also gone to decay. stll! tur.
ther down comes the Governors house, pso1.
I1owo'a amall wooden aAanty. containing throe,
very snail rooms, with kitchen attached. aud
to get up to this houso In THIS hot climate
IL 4 task that none would sock for ple1anre;
l ysltod thom. and at every step lizards OF
a,l co1ofs would bound out Of tlo graas!,
AZ well as In tho houses. Tho Company sold M a!l
It's old furniture In tho shape Of aSsks i an nna
CHAIRS, oarly in Juno, and tho only thing that
tloy now possess IL a small Bteam-lau.cl', se!na
to decay. as no coal "a thoro to t1.u er a}ta 10
trade. The samana Lay Company Is gbsolntsls 4e
dofuuct and forgotten there. II has loft moth
INK m boblnd'it upon which to build monument,
or so1ap Of ground that It could call ita own'"
, 1874-08-12

NEW YonK, Aug. 11.--London papors received
to-day contain accounts Of tho explosion Of fire.
works In house in Northampton, Eng, whereby
seven out Of eight occupants OF the promises
we're killed and tho eighth was believed to DO
{ata1ly injured.
Tbs sale Of tie Tichborno claimants iowosy
aud other effects, for tho beno1t Of his CREDITORS
fetched largo prices.