Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-29
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published for one hundred thousand dol
lars. Augustus Maverick, my friend,
who copied the original, published it first
In his Brooklyn paper out Of friendship
for me. When heard of it / went to
my room in the Astor House, and threw
myself on my bed in dispair. Yesterday
Maverick received the following note:
My dear Maverick.-From no person
but yourself, as my copyist, or from the
committees shorthand writer, or from
some member of the committee, my
sworn statement has got into print. My
heart is bowed and bleeding at see
ing these facts spread before the world.
How could you have taken such an aw-
full, dreadful, horrible responsibility
without consulting me in advance? There
now remains no possibility of peace or
silence, nothing but everlasting woe.
Explain yourself. You must do it, both
to me and the public.
Yours in grief,
(Signed) TREoDoRE Triton.
Maverick in publishing the note says:
As one of his (Tilton's) staunch friends,
loving and knowing him to be long |
abused man and that he often shrank |
from hurting others in order to shield |
himself, I resolved that this defense |
should be published, and published it.
l did SO without his consent and did
right, and stand by it as an act of JUS |
tce to man that has been wronged,
and community that have right to
know all the facts.
You cannot convince Mrs. Beecher
that her husband is guilty of anything
that Tllton charges. She says il all the
women in creation were to swear that
Beecher has been unfaithful she would
not believe them.
A beach searcher has found bottle on
the coast of Florida with a paper con-
tanning the following information:
Steamship City of Boston--To all
to whom this message may come: That
l, the undersigned, passenger on this
ship, write the following statement: On
Sunday night a heavy storm arose.
l2:30-Increasing. 120-All hopes are
lost. o'clock-Going down. (Signed)
John Caswell, London, England" Near
the place where the bottle was found
was board on which was some pencil
ing, nearly illegible. which read: We
have now taken to the boats as our last
resort" The board was headed City
of Boston,"
Hon. John Jay sailed yesterday for
Liverpool on his return to Vienna.
A London letter says that Henri
Rochefort has never left that city since
arriving.
j. Bancroft Davis, Minister to Ger
many, will sail July 80.
ELKo, July 23.-James Gray, recently
OF Truckee, while out cunning yesterday
afternoon, while attempting to load O
shotgun, the cartridge exploded, partially
blowing off one of his fingers, and also
had portion of the shell driven diago-
nally into the abdomen, inflicting dam
gerous wound, which may prove fatal.
The thermometer has been 100 deg.
in the shade here for the past three
weeks, making q variation of AS deg.
from the February record of the present
year.
AUSTIN, New. July 23.-Johu G. Pei
mitted suicide this morning by shooting
himself through the head. He was ma
tive of France, and leaves wife and
three children. The Coroner's Jury re-
turned a verdict in accordance with the
above.
Heavy thunder storms and hot weather
prevails.
Los ANGELES, July 23.-Wiley McNair,
found guilty of assault with intent to
commit rape, was sentenced to fourteen
years in the State Prison-the extreme
penalty.
A man named Ormes was brought
from Anaheim yesterday, and to-day he
was pronounced insane and sent to
Stockton.
The excitement concerning the finding
of coal oil in San Fernando is increas-
! ing; another new company was organized
to-day.
CoppERopoLIs, CAL, July 23.-George
Hodges, son of the proprietor of the
{ Union Hotel, was instantly killed by his
brother.in.law, DR.. MARITIME. on Thurs.
: day afternoon, by stabbing him in the
left breast. The stabbing is believed to
have been done in self-defense.
, New YORK, July 23.--It is definitely
: ascertained that enough bids are re.
t ceived to insure the success of the new
five-twenty loan. Bankers place the
New York subscription at So to 100 mil
: lions.
# New YonK, July 24.-Mullins, in hi.
walk of five hundred miles in six days
A fell disgracefully short of the mark las
q night. He had accomplished 159 miles
a having started Sunday night. The pro
!. prietor closed the hippodrome.
a Nassau advices state that the Pacih
70 Mail Company's steamer City of Guate
4 mala, Captain Hildreth, from New Yorl
Ia for Aspinwall, was lost on the Northeas
!. point of Waiting Island, Bahamas, OF
Thursday, the 10th, at midnight. Al
hands We're saved.
The Suns Washington special says
r, am able to inform you with positiv
,e certainty, that the Spanish Legatio
,e have recently been instructed fror
n Madrid to approach Secretary Hamilto
ID Fish with the inquiry whether the Unite
q. States will be disposed to intervene wit
as an armed force in Cuba, with . view t
st ascertaining whether the people OF ths
island really desire or wish to separat
themselves from the mother country
er This proposition comes in certain col
ii. nection with an intrigue which it seem
90 for some time has been maturing
Europe, by virtue of which German
and England are to intervene in Spai
>, itself, and by this means send bodies
= troops to put stop to the civil war no
being waged there, and place Prince A
phonso on the throne. This scheu
has been managed especially by Prussia
diplomacy, and as the money whic
Marshal Serrano has had for some tin
past for the purpose of paying trool
and carrying on his government, hI
been furnished to him from the Prussia
treasury. 1t is clear that the propos
ton made to make Alphonso king is n,
to be opposed by him, although commo
decency would forbid his taking lea
ing part in putting it into execution
When it is done, however, by foreie
armies, he can submit to it without il
curing special odium among his coul
trymen. :.
A prize fight for the light-weiel
championship Of America and $4,000
side, between VIM. Edwards, of this cit
and Samuel Collyer, of Baltimore. wi
take place within 100 miles of Pitt
burg, August II. -,
CINCINNATI, July 21-Great HOSTILE
is manifested toward the men workil
in the Gazette Office by union men her
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