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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23


O. And that ron think was about o'clock In the s'er
| noont A. IA icoolicot u.
a. And you went 10 his house IN consequence OF M
having bccaonod Ia yout A. Z did.
| a. Let me call your attention 10 your former tosb
mony. Speaking Of this Interview nj Mr. Bcecber''
house, were you no, asked this question:
"Dd you go there by -
| Mr.. shcarman what page Is ~
| Mr.. Morris-Page 30.
"Dii You 40 there by invitaiiout A. did not"
O. Did you 80 state on your former examination A.
don't rccoliect; state now-invitation In language
O. Well, when Won made that answer. did you mean
that you had not been invited by wordi A. did
o. And you at that time did not regard the beckong
az invitation. you now regard i'll A. reg"faod "
o. an net OF invitation
O. Did you then regard II ~ nm Invitation 70 you W so
and see hint A. An invitation. by the ao''
O. Yes and you said that you did not go by Invitation
Now let me read little further:
Had you seen Mr.. Beeober That dayt A. saw him
o. Whcrct A. At his house
O Before YOU went to his housed A. No, BIZ.
Did you 80 testify proyiOuslyf A. think not
Mr.. Beach-show him the minutes.
Mr. Morrs-Iook there ut tho minutes and SAY whether
You did or not Handing witness the testimony IL Is
marked. A. meant by that answer. Slr that had no
personal meeting conversation with Mr. Bccchor that
day until met him at his house.
O. Ali This question H. had you him before yon
went to Ills house tAat DAY, ana you ansWcr NO. ~ '
trust A. could not have answered IN that way.
O. Well look again, and say whether you did answer
hst as It is put there. A. simply say In regard TO
that
O. Did you mako the just as il Is put there IN
the Ian guage that have readi A. say distinctly
O. No. no, MI. Cleveland did you answer In tho pre-
else language recorded there by the stcn0gaphcr' ~
III
O. No, no. Did you or did yOu mott
Judge Nellson-Stale your recollection.
Mr. Morris-Did you or did yoa mott A. may nave
said no, Sir.
O. DO you mean to say that you don't recoect
whether you did or mott
Mr. Shcarman-Mr. Morris, don't believe this can be
correctly reported.
Mr. Morris Is correctly reported There are great
many things that you imagine not correctly reported
Mr. Shearman-I don't believe, II your Honor pioh'e
that this can he correct report.
Mr. Bcacl-Well, this Is Irregular.
MI Morfis-Tt Is correct report
Mr. Beach-Ths IA irregular.
Mr. Shearman-why IL 1t irregular
Mr. Beach-why, for you to dispute the stenogaphcr
minutes on our cross-examination.
Mr. Morrls-It Is the official report OF the testimony
taken by tho official steuographer Of this Court ana u
correct
Judge Neilson-Weli. go on.
Mr. sbearnan Iat the same time II say il Is not
MI Morrs-well, 1 say 1t Is correct Now, MI Cieve'
land IL true that you had not seen Mr. Beeoher Oh 's
Goth o. June before went TO his house between and
q 0'cl0cki A. II is not tue.
o. It'll not trlei A. That Il not true answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
THE WEST CHARGES.

0. In 1S74-yOu IecOllect the West chargess
A. have an inJstinct recollection about them
O. Haven't You a very distinct recollection about thcmi
A. No. Sir.
q. Didn't YOU become aware OF them at the time Or
near the time that they were proferredi A. think
did
.. And how did you learn the factt A. don't feeo'-
lect; heard them talked about In the
o. Churchi A. Yes, SIR among the Plymouth people.
q. Yes. matter very generally discussed there. ~
talked about, wasn'tti A. don't know how much
O. Haven't you 80 stated, A. Possibly.
Q. Very generallyi A. Very likely.
q. And You knew, therefore, that Mrs. Brad'
shaas name was connected with those charges - .
witness. did you mott A. had heard that her name was
connected with the charges.
O. Yes; a, witness 10 substantiate one oil the spec's
cations. A. knew nothing about her being witness
uat rcollrct
O. Hadn't you heard her spoken Of In that con-
ncciion! A. had heard her spoken Of In oonnee-
ton with the char9s.
q. How In connection with the chsrgcsf A. DON'T
name appeared: think, IN the charges.
q. In what connecticut A. l don't ro0ect dntncuy'
have not them for long time. II ever
o. Well wasn't II u matter of general talk among INC
members OF that church. the West charges and Their ma
turc and what they woref A. I have no doubt OIL
o. And do you think that there any persons who
were regular attendants upon that churh that d'd hos
know Oi the chaigcsf ~ On, nave no thouSh' a"ou' "
Mr.. Tracy-wc submit that IL inadmlssible. ooes''"
the question.
Judge Ncilson-IIe says he does no, know ana 'eV
naturally hc might not know.
Nj. MoIris-You never saw the charges A. ddht
a., that
q. Dii you see them A. did at some time.
q. Well, when did you FIRST the charges A. id"h'
rtcOlrct sir
@ Before the appointment o: this Conhnlttec' ~
have recollection about II.
O. Can't YOU state whether II before after tho
26h of June, 1874 A. don't
O. What Is your best IMPRESSION npcn thati A. hsFo
no recollection about L.
q. Now, will try and see II can refresh your recon
lection little. You say that they were the sn9eo'o'
general conversation among the members OF Ppmou."
Church. Now can't you give us any impression rs !"
whether that WAS before the Goth OF Juno, 1874 or no
A. Nv present Impression IA that never read moss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Court met at p. IN. pursuant to ad-
jOurnmcnt.
Henry NJ Cleveland was recalled and the cross-ex-
animation resumed.
Mr. Morris-Mr Cleveland, understand You TO say
that you Mr. Bccchcr In the afternoon Of the Goth
June about o'clock, and went TO his house between
and 6. You said that you went by invitation. VIII you
state how that invitation giyeni A by Reckoning
from "a car in Beekman-st.
q Ia which lie was rilngl a, lie was ridin;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

CONVERSATIONS CONCERNING THE PUBL
CATION.
Q. Do you rccolleet the interview that have
called your attention to at your house, with Mr. Carpen
.er-st you, Office should .ayl A. OF the goth Of May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

our question Sir We ask who suggested the names that
ultimately formed the Committee with the exception or
Mr. Winslow, who was suggested by tho witness IL he
will make au TO the simple question. in direct
w,y il viii cud the uIury that subject, and not till
then.
judge Ncilsoa-Now, NJ. Cleveland. acting on that
suggestion.
Mr. shearman ITO Mr.. Beach lie says Mr. Booclcr.
Mr. Beach, know he says M. Becchcr. Why can't he
say at oncei
The witness-I simply say In answer to that que 'on
that MI Beecher named la the first interview al the per
sons " hose names have given.
Mr.. Morris-That is not the question.
Judge Nelson Proceed go on Sir. And Ia the even
ngi a. In the evening that list Of names was discussed
I cannot remember distinctly what the suggestions by
other gentlemen were in the evening. There was con
ference In the evening at balfpasi ..
Mr.. Morrls-Thcn, Mr.. Cleveland
Mr.. Bcach-wat moment. ITO the witncs,l You
are not certain, | understand, Mr. Cleveland whether
your mentioned in the afternoon the even
Ing but you thought in the evening under stood you!
A. It was Ia the afternoon evening not posi-
tive.
q. Then from the persons thus named. rs You have
stated, the Committee ultimately sclcctcd \. Win
the exception Of Judge Benedict
@. lie WAS one OF those named, but from the names
thus mentioned tho Committee ultimately formed
A. 1t
sell
Dir. Tracy Ito Mr.. Beach, sam Morris will repeat that
question right over.
Mr. Morrs-well, when he says that Sam Morris will
repeat that question right over" don't notice such an
insult coming from such quarter. A man that stands
in that position has right to offer such an insult
Mr. Shoarman-IIe stands In position in which you
will never stand 81 long Us you live.
Judge Neilson-One moment.
Mr. Is "A for, ns.I
have made that remark.
Judge Neilson-GO on, Mr.. Morris.
Dir. Beach-This Is getting rather personal
Mr., .Morris-Now, then, Mr.. Cleveland, understand
you ing that NJ Boecher suggested all the
in the afternoon that subsequently composed this Com
mttee DO you recollect OF cstiying to this Your
former examination:
O. DO you recolect whether or not any all Of the
names OF The Investigating Committee were suggested
10 Mr. Beecher by the persons then present mott A.
think they wore mainly.
That is the interview In the evening Did you SO ,es-
tifyf A. think likely.
q. Will you state whether the gentlemen here named
members of this Committee the same. with eN-
eoplon. ~ h"Nh vim bad been suggested 10 Nh Beeeheg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24

people, II IL only q lutte while
since the president issued q procla'
nation lalIiup lirDok- Wul his
followers turbulent aud ditorilrly
peisnne, "aud r1mmpudIng lham n
dlkpersp, lyon Attorney General
Williams seoAlod hih prelensIons 70
BIO recognized RB governor The
Poland committeeman tho house Of
representatives deqInpod NgplDI him
III therdost emphatic terms, Ever
since the close NJ the brooisNand'
Aagler war he has boon u nuisance
N the'hlale, aud in his now place he
will probably be nuisance sun,
'l'ho new nominations mako n PLAN
that yhe chief ieptlon Tor Office
IN Hose dayiiaen plaoTly IN aps'
tanning egoly violent ard reyolu'
ltlonHry ~prdeet upon which Tho
president determines, The tlme
lW passed when suchpppolnlmepts
QphId Burprlae NJ, Upon their rig
.nllcaCp people viii lOrm their own
opIoIoPEgvIEfg York TrIpphe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24

sonal popularity and q oast'lron con-
slilulion 20 for anything John ought
10 die chief Justice at the ripe old age
of ninety, Having long sinoe shaken
hands with society and being GENERALLY
u reeluse, I can't tell your readers any
thing about the ladies' or the beach,
having had only u glimpse Of a few
very stylish misses ut church aud lg-
nored tho beach, preferrIng q bDed
cigar an easy chair aud ',far from lbe
maddenlng crowd 70 the bewllierlng
lntoSlealiQl Of tte bfacli n lbeailg
adorned, u, W. H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24

NJ NichoI"s Ior Apsp
HAS for ono pf its principal foaturov
an rlIcloby Nc, Joel HtAdy, entitled
"John Apoone'e Great Human Mo-
nagerie. Tho manager Of this
wonderful sbow-wlIh u generosity
unusual among men Of his profession
I.-rldts rs NJ once j0to,the SopteB pf
lItho Exhibition, and dssol1bse @'0ll
IAnlmal SO mlnitey that bny halt
dozen boys with enough ingenuity
| and paStoboard can easily form q
eIpilar, o6llccLlDpt iOr tbeIpsolYOa
No detail 0f eobtuaQIlbn y oIollod,,
and pictures Of almost allthe mar
vols, with explanatory diagrams, are
SGT before IN, Weare even furnished
Will specimen h ahdbill, and arc
supplied with information 40 nll
aud clear rthpt, .uploss tho "show'
fovor lbc n o longer conihgiOus
mn ong boyHond CRIB, wo may OK.
poet maNya village whcro the 81
Nicholas goes TO have, before long.
TIA rival companies with flaming
posters mid enridslticns duidoing
those of master Spobnor himsrlfs5f
Tho two serials, ''Ilhe . lonng
Surveyor and nIfight UCouslns,Y
though doubtless equal In popular
ity, ara quite unlike lin charhcter,
and tlorels vnriety enough in the
April installmentsl For iheyobth-
iul admirers of r"Pbo Young Sur
yoyor,' tho present chaptcrs are
llkely TO mako him M object Of rcal
sympathy HIS UT n
We find In this nuwber also ablt
Of history sopScrpIpg lhS famous,
Bunker llill Powder" ",tn illus.
tratod narrative Of n bard.fought
baltic with n grizzly at uncomiort'
ably close quartcrs II sketch of u
pilots life, with its dangers and in
cidonp; gandurin 1.-The . Great
Frcshet,p a graphic storyadcscriptive
of scones-both comic and danger.
ous7zattcpding the rapid rise of u
river 4
Thcn therc il the story Of rop-
derilAN tolainlanew form wjthba
practical lesson, and having for IN
illustration the beautifully engraved
irontispiece from az painting by.
Chanpnoy; while The wise Potcrkin
family indulge in another character
istic constellation @this time as to
the best way Of getting out of doors
when showed up. The number
contains several good poems, by IL.
Ii. Anna B. Aycrilland otherpj aud
the list of artist contributors in.
cludes. besides other names, those of
f. O, G, barley, Eytipge, Sheppard
and Addio Ledyard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24

is the spirit Of all. Her 'natural adj
vantages" aud hcilities for, handling
produce or cotton, are dilated upon AS
50 ample, that It Is not Necessary for
her to make the vulgar effort for trade
ST. Louis and other cities make. Basi-
ness pours into her lap and all she has
to do Is to bold up the corners Of her
apron until she has rs mueh rs she can
stagger under. Self-suiIiciency is all
very well, but our "city beside the sea"
Is not pursuing a very liberal on enter
prising spirit in many respects. About
twenty first-class funerals are needed
badly. After them, the wharf inonop-
oily should be brought to bay. More
railway communication should be
opened Up with the interior and
her progress would be simply
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
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qualifications FOR Onice.


Two more David p. Lowe, OF
KapsasSto DO commissioner OF pen
slons. Mr.. Lowe was Il represents.
tive in congress, but rs his consti-
tuonts .hadino fufthcr@need lofShis
services he retired on the fourth of
March. lie signalrze,l then hast
hours of his official career by sus-
tanning Mrs Alexander II. Shop
herds proposal to-reeognize Joseph
Brooks as governor OF ARKANSAS,
and voting for the force bill, and so
the presidentjhas takelNeare ofhim.
This will have an excellent effect
hereafter in promoting an indie
pendent and patriotic Aspirit-we
will not .say. among unjust stewards
who ars1'Roqtto bscipIlasd osy Of
their stewardship, but among con-
ss' F9sy%fa5 iTS99 .esass n90' Psefs re-
And Joseph lBrodks to be post.
master ut Little Rock This eminent
statesman, who struggled two Years
for tbs g9yer rpY ,,apdd ifiipalIy put
up with d pOsl0flicc, reminds us
Of the office seeker who Began by
demanding ~ fdrehrSmisdoh and
came down by degrees to-ln old
pair Of uphhtul6ohs. What has
Brooks dons1to earnan Office D. lie
threatened Arkansas with n civil war
and he lsnt himself > 30 filution of
adventurers, whose. names are syn.
onymous with all this is disreput.
able IN politics and dishonest in
financierlng, TO overthrow the state
government and set aside the new
constitution after il had been adopt
cd by AN overwhelming vote of the !
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
An Al. HIH9H


To amend an "Aet TO establish, organize and
define the powers OF the criminal district
court III and Tor the cltIcs'of 'Dnllns, Me.
| n itinneypnt sheman,l April Il,
Gls7la -lA-N&-A. Az.
Section |. BE it enacted by the
legislature Of the state Of Texas,
That the fourth section of the above
recited actshall hereafter read MS
| follows g
| Sec A. Said ,judge shall hold u.
term Of said court N Nthc8 city Of
Dallas, commencing on the second
Mondays in April, Augsst, and De-
cembcr, and lcontipne In. session six.
weeks, unless the business is sooner
disposed of and in the city of Nc.
lekinncyy" commoneWg eTAthqNfirst
Mondays IL February, Unnc Hand
| October, and continue III session
four weeks uuless the2 business is
sooner disposed of, and in the city
OF sherman, commencing on tho
hrst MondtIysah Marehy July ana
November, and to continue in SEES
sion four weeks, unless tho business
is sooner disposed Of a wv
SccS9 TIettAceleveatlp section
os the above recitcd act shall read
as follows
Scc.lla 1t shall be lawful for
the judge Of said court to exchange
or alterato with any district Judge,
rs prov ded fortby tho iconstitution,
and laws Of the state Of Toxus, a
See }. That section twelve Of
the above recitcd act be and the
same is hereby repealed
Approved March 6, 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-23
Eastern Europe.

The union of Austria, Prussia, and Russia
op the question of the rebellion OF the Her
zrcovinlans is indicative OF determlna-
ton of those Powers to shake the policy OF
Europe with regard to the East, with or
without England, as she may choose. Their
communication to the Turkish Government
was no doubt readily understood AS notice
that policy in European Turkey would be
required that pointed TO decay of Turkish
power in Europe. The Turk can hardly
rule the Christians except through seventies,
" mich the three great Kingdoms are about TO
pronibit.
The London holders Of Turkish securities
seemed TO become reasSured It hearing that
the three Powers had interviewed to enforce
kirdlier rule over the Turkish provinces !;
but we can hardly suppose that they dis
covered in that interference reasons for ex-
. citing that the Turk would be strengthened.
IT. may be inferred that there will be an end
of present ho>tilties, but we think the inter-
yention promises to shorten the power of the
Turk in Europe.
IL is very repulsire 10 Christian ciVi'iza.
ton that the Turk should rule the Christian,
and it would tend TO pacifcate Europe were
the Turks driven altogether across the Dai.
denelles. 1t would give new life to the pro.
vinces now held in subsection by Turkey,
and put them on the way to improvement
and development that would greatly increase
their means of power and social comfort.