The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

The Miser's Dream Mining Company
have levied an assessment of forty cents
per share, delinquent July 31st. The
claim is in White Pine county,
Nevada.
A dispatch from Victoria says that
the. Myrmidan returned to Esqui-
mault Wednesday with number of
officers of the Saranica.
At the iowa Democratic State Con-
vention yesterday Hon. Sheppard Lief
flen was nominated for Governor; 4
i, Woodward, Lieutenant Governor
and w. j. knight, Supreme Judge,
A dispatch from London yesterday
says that Lady. franklin is hopelessly
i'll, aud babe farewell to sea com
mander who had visited her.
French holders of $1,000. 600 of first
mortgage bonds of the New York,
Boston and Montreal Railroad Conn
pahy, have filed bill i'll equity in the
United States Court, at New York,
praying for q receiver and other re-
dress.
The river Garonne has been very
high this season, but the waters are be-
ginning. to subside now after doing much
damage, several persons. having been
drowned.
Phe Brooklyn Courtroom yesterday
was crowded. Beecher and wife were
present. Judge Nelson, after exam
lining affidaylts, denied the application
of plaintiff for reopening the case.
He then proceeded to deliver his
charge to the jury, and closed before
the. recess. He reviewed the leading
points in the evidence, and presented
certain principles of law by which the
jury could more readily classify the
testimony in the case. lie held him
self responsible for the legal sugges-
tons, while the july were the sole
judges of what We're the facts. The
jury retired at l o'clock P. NJ. The
charge Of the Judge was calm and dis
passionate; but upon the whole, in the
opinions of spectators who discussed
thB subject matter after the Court adj
Journed, it was rather too favorable to be
: reconsitiered. AS the trial is about
]. closed, it is in order to suggest day OF
national thanksgiving over the happy
event To-day Mrs. Tilton will pub
lshan affidavit written in her own vim
dicatiou. The substance of which is as
. fOll0.s: She says no person was en-
ployed laying carpets at the time spe-
cited by Lees. Loder and Price, and to
the best of her knowledge they were
'never IL her house, and their narration
relating. to herself and Beecher is
wholly and utterly false. She says there
never was any improper relations be-
tween Beecher and myself, and all the
charges Of adultery or improper con-
daot. or any attempt ON his or my part
:. to have or solicit any improper rela-
ton Or acts, are utterly and absolutely
false. No act. or word even, passed
between Deecher and myself that could
notwith equal propriety have passed
between, father and daughter. In con-
ciusion, l declare, in the presence of
Almighty God. that am absolutely in
nooenh .of ALI the offenses charged
against me with relation to Beecher,
except through the influence .of my
husband, which was. ,ipRossibleito re-
sist. l have made charges against
, Seecher which were false and entirely
unfotahded,. and which Triton kne W to
be- false. | left my husband willingly,
aud without solicitation. especially on
g the part of Beecher, but AS far as /
!, have any knowledge. contrary to
Beechers desire. 1t was impossible
!. for me, so long as lived with MY hus-
band, to resist his demands, or I'd speak
the truth when he requested mo to
deny it. Signed Elizabeth X. Tilton,
and. 81 orn. to before Judge McCue of
the City Court of Brooklyn.
Alto o'clock last night nothing had
been heard from the jury, Judge Neil
son adjourned the Court until 10 A. M.
to-day. II