Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30


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cnlldren q the head OF Butchers Run.
rive bodies nave been taken out to.
DAY, 60t none OF them have been yet
iaenuned. During she storm ON Sum
oay evening tho Fresbyteria church,
o. WMkeneDurg, Was struck by light.
ming, ana the con9regsti0n was not
aware OF the fact until after service.
Wnen twas discovered thae the roof
WAS IN spiinters. IS 8 ..mi,sss7 d
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new IoRx, July xc.-Messrs. Tiiton
and Aoait Ito had : ,eoasslsatios yes
terday. Inc latfer - act1nG 9oder the
sdyice Of General Butler + = beliey-
60 tnst Wnen the commlttee invite
nim 20 tesufy ne w! NOS refuse his
tesumony. M 1tltcn thinks, how:
ever, tnat only = court 81 law WIN
compel nim 20 SPEAK. ~ y sisted that
~. 1iit0n exPreseeo sno oeliet tnat
0ufi0g suo Pressas inVscMeesioh n0
evidence Moulo g AQ0oeeo thae wound
CONVEX NJ. 4eecners tnas only owl
dence establishing his Innocence will
be sought. He believes from the per-
sonne! OF the committee they VII! give
sverdict that To .accordancs With the
fAote 0rougAt g li8ne curing the 10.
vestigAhon they must acquit ME-.
Bcecher. The committee, II is said,
have come to the conclusion that Mr..
Beecher should not b. called on to
testafy until l1it0n,s statements have
been strengthened ~ something more
than his own amdevtt 800 (.
Tho main points ELECTED In the cross
exaninsuon " Theodore Tilton afe
given belowsa Mr.. 6aSe, IN giving the
testimony 70 the public, says the testi-
m0ny having been publtahed without
the knowledge Or consent OF the COM
mtetee OF investigator, And fragment
ary and inaecsratsrepoffs Of HI testi-
mOny under hte crose-exAmjnataOn
having becn published BY means nm
known to the COMMITTEES and without
ito sanction, whereby M. Tilton says
injustice has been done him, It II be-
ltcved that 10 al fairness 10 all parties
the whole OF Mr.. !1lt0nt testimony
should b ms4s public at once p III q
The following are the principal
points Of interest: a.aT, l,iesa.. .,sl{
IA ausMert to questions BY Gen Tracy,
THton said be could mot give the date
Of the Transaction DO sid he Witnessed
g MI. Boechsr,s houee On looking OYER
the engravings. His wife continued
to attend Plymouth Church after the
transaction, bat mot regularly. About
the time he ceased to b N editor Of
tho lndopendent he made dfotinCt