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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

ISLANDERS, The letter to Bowen was in the
form OF recital to Bowen OF what Tilton
stated, and Bowen said this made Beech
er think that Bowen was the author OF
the ISLANDERS, which BeCCher says had no
foundation and which Bowen also says
had no foundation, The effort was TO
make Beecher feel that Bowen was the
malicious c0ntriver OF the downfall OF
both Beecher and Tilton, and so all
along he formed the purpOss to enlist
BeeCher in cooperative means to help
Tilton and in an animadversion against
Bowen, and 50 the purposs was not only
to get this money from Bowen, but also
to get TiltOn reinStated in his position.
Thus Moulton reported to Beecher how
he had shook his fist in BOwens face and
upbraided him for his trGachery to
BeeCher, and that Bowen glancing at
BeeCher's portrait said, "HOw can ever
look that man in the face again" and
BeeCher said "Why didn't you nail him
on the spot and get the money" TO which
MouIton replied, "The time for that
is not come; the point is to reinstate Til
ton" This although, as it was afterwards
shown by MoultOn, the portrait was not
there, and consequently Bowen could not
glance at it. Counsel then glanced at the
Interview between BeeCher and Tilton ut
Moulton's house on the 3D. or 4th Of Jan.
uary. II was the one he said immediate
ly after the letter OF contrition rs they
call it, and then went on between BeeCher
and TiltOn under the conservative gui-
dance Of Moulton. The form Of reconcil-
iatiOn, what MOulton considered was sui.
table and proper between the gentlemen.
MOulton's account Of this favOrs BGeCher
more than it does TiltOn. The letter has
something to suggest Of some confession,
but this Is denied by Beecher, and all
that was in it, by MOultOn's account, was
that BceChCr confirmed all the ex-
pressions Of sympathy and regret
conveyed to TiIton in that memoran-
DUN, and TiltOn accepted lleecher's co.
operation and said so then, and from that
time down to the time when Plymouth
Church in 1878 and 1874 attempted to
seize Tilton by the throNt.
At this point a o'cloCk) Judge Nelson
suggested that the jury should attend to.
morrow Saturday, but to this Mr..
Evarts objected, and said he desired some
rest after his arduOus four days labor.
Mr.. Beach, who entered the Court room
at late hour, stated he had nothing to
say about the matter, but he only desired
to ask his learned friend how long his dis.
course would take.
Mr.. Evarts replied that he would finish
OH Tuesday next,
The Court then adjourned until Mon
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

We notice that the West Virginia
grangers show sign Of life every now
and then. We yesterday published u
letter from Potomac, in this county,
informing us Of a new election for officers
in the grange at that point. An attractive
feature Of these grange proceedings is the
election OF so many ladies to Office. The
shrewd grangers have prOiited by the mis-
takes Of all other organizations in this re
spect. They have enlisted the co.opcra'
tion OF the women Of the land They not
only admit them as members, but exalt
them to places Of honor. Not only that,
but they have sought out and set in order
very engaging names for the characters to
be represented by the ladies, such as
Ceres, Pomona and Flora-names that are
enough to make granger's mouth water
in these days Of grasshoppcrs and killed
fruit.
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Sr. Louls, JnneA.-Aquarrcl occurred
among some men in Anton lInhef's IN.
loon, in the western suburbs Of the city,
at one O'Clock this morning, about pay.
mcnt for some drinks. The men threat.
Cncd 10 drive Huber from his house. nnd
actually did bring stones into the room
for thai purpose, whctcupon Huber drew
n revolver and shot John Condor in the
heart, killing him instantly. Huber and
three NJ llis bOattlers were arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
Grant,s NonehaIance and LueIl.

The New York correspondent OF the
Boston journal says: From the time the
General stood kicking his heels on the
IintCls Of the State House ut Springfield
to the present moment, he has been dis.
tinguished ior good luck. lie always
comes down on his feet. An excited
Democrat uttered quite u philosophical
truth the other day on this matter
Grants the luCkiest dog alive, never
saw anything likeit. They have corner
ed him u dozen times, and he wasn't
there. They have Investigated him with
hostile committees, and it is no use,
They expected to catch him in the San
Domingo matter. The Jay Cooke fail.
ure ruined him financially, only he hadn't
any money in that bank. The Credit
MObiler was to Use him up, but il only
scorched the men who tried to put him IN.
Now this book OF ShCrman's would kill
any other man but Grant, When I read
it | was sure the General would have to
come to the front. Just here his luck
came in. Sherman has struck so many
men, Democrats as we'll Us Radicals, and
they are so ready for the fray, that these
men fight the battles with Sherman, and
the President will quietly smoke his cigar
in the White House, and say, as usual
nothing"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

REPORTS from the South concerning
the condition Of the cotton crop have now
an interest and significance which they
have hitherto failed to possess. Thogcn-
eral tenor of the reports show that labor,
both white and black, is plenty and vastly
more efficient this season than il has been
for many years, which argues u good
state Of feeling between the employer and
employed. The Use Of ofcOmmCrcial fertil-
izcrs has been rcsorted to more the pres.
Cnt season than ever before, and planters
arc slowly habituating themselves to the
application OF domestic manures,-a
practice which is quite new in that see.
tiOn,
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Kuitc nuI Az NtIrny.

ST. loUIs, June IA special to The
Globe. Democrat from MNnion, Williamson
county, llls, suys that two we'll known
farmers living nine miles from Man
ion named lIcn CluIs md William,
pcrigon QuarrCllCd yesterday about the
rent Oi their farms. Cluts stabbed
l'crigon twice with n bowie knife and
PcrigOn almost severed one OF Cults arms
and laid bare three Of his ribs with M
AK, Cluts is expected to die and Pcrigon
IL in inil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

AS showing the failing condition OF ex-
Governor Stevenson's memory We may
mention that he states in the last issue OF
his paper that the lNTELLIGENcER was
irreconcilabIy opposed to General Grants
election in 1868 As We know that his
late ExceIlcncy wears little hatchet Tor
a breastpin, we attribute his remark
solely to an impaired intellect,
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l,hiln,lrl-nlnln NYnni.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Woul - In
moderate demand and prices lower Ohio,
Pennsylvania nnd West Virginia Xxx
and nbUvC ~ lIn53c; \ 62O53 medium 62a
jGc; coarse A6n5Oc; New York, Mici igrn,
Indiana and western fine ijniSc; mcdium
52a5iC; coarse 4Ga lSc; cOElbing washed GOc;
Combing unwashcU l2isui3c; fine I'm.
washed a3a3jC coarse and medium un.
washed 36niOc; tub washed iOa5jc; CXtrn
md mcrinO pulled i2ni7r; No. I and super
finn nullrI I1AiEc.
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I,nIciIn.

TOiEDO, June 4.-Flour-StCaiy nnd
In motctntc demand. Whcnt-StCndy and
in moderate demand No. 9 white Wabash
81 92iG; No. white Michigan 81 20; seller
July 81 %; extra 10. 81 23; amber Michigan
cash and seller June 81 ?Ols; seller July
81 -; no. , red 81 lphi igls. Con-
Steady; high mixed cash and seller June
7Sc; seller July 7isc; seller August 75ISc;
low mixed 7Olsn7ir. OHtS-DemHnd &c.
tive and prices advanced; No. l. 6lc; No.
2, jlnG2 10; white Gjr.
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BALTIMORE, June A,.-Flour-Dullan and un.
changed, Wheat Dull; No. western red
81 80; No, ., Il 20al 80. Con=Dull; west.
crn mixed SOlSc, OOts-WCnk; white vest
Crn 7OOIlc; mixed GOc, Ryc-NominNl
81 To- llNy--Quc: at Si5N2i rroyisioE h.
Nominal Pork S?i jOa29 CO. Lard
Dull and nominal, Buttcr-Firmj western
grass 2in2ic. CotlcC-l'nchNneCd Pctro'
lcum-- Dull; crude 6a6lEc; refined l3c.
Whisky Nominnlly frmCr at 81 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

NEw YORK, June AT Prospect Park
to-day the postponed race was won by j,
G, Blame, Blanche second, Ellie Dean
third,
The race for the 9;3I class was won by
Amy, Honest Harry second, Hannah ID.
third. Time, 2:20l, 2;2G!, 2:2jl
The 300 class race was won by Frank
j., Ella Madden second, Arthur third.
Time, 2:20, 2;2Gt, 2:2S.
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GhAGntelliqencer.

Pic IRoS is quoted frmer at Pittsburgh
in our dispatches, One reason OF it is
the fact that the "hot dollar is omitted
there this season and the mills will proba-
bly, run all summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

CoLuMnus, June "A special officer
left for California to-day 10 arrest and tC.
turn here for trial II. $. Rich, charged
with the cmbc2llcmcnt oi about $4,000 oI
funds Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
while serving as q freight agent at this
point.
II. $. l'ecson, wcll.known business
monoi thiscity, died to-day ofpncumonin
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EAST LtnRRrY, June 4.-CATrLE-RC.
cCirts to-day 1854 head, making for the
last four days 3,i3t head. W to.lay's ar.
rivals Gi ears were through stock and one
load for yard sales. no business done nt
nll 80 no QuOtnsiOns.
llOGs-R Receipts to-day 3,gGO head, and
since Monday 1880 head Workers $Ta
~; PhilndClphi 81 GOas %.
SnRRr-R Receipts today 1900 hrnd, and
since Monday ll,lOO head, Selling nj 81 20
al IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

If the associated press agent at Kansas
City, Mo-, who sent that dispatch in yes
terday's paper, is to be believed, the fast
ing and prayer recommended by Gov.
Hardin no sooner commenced than the
grasshoppers began to retreat westward
out Of Missouri into Kansas, Now II the
Kansas people will only follow the cx-
ample Of the Mis5ourians, there is no
doubt that these insects can be driven
back into Colorado, and from there into
the Pacific ocean,
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CiSCiSSAri, June 4.-Cotton-Dull at
ljHc. Plour-Dull and nominal. Wheat
Dull and weak; red 81 goal 20. Corn
SteNdy at 7la73c. Oats-Firm at GGa69c.
Rye-Dull nt 81 i2, Barley Dull and
nominal. Oils--jnchanged. Eggs, Butter
and Cheese - Dcmrnd fair and market
firm. rork-Dull md unsettled; $40 10,
spot and seller August. Lard-Dull and
nominal: steam 133Ec; kettle i4ai4Hc.
Bulk McAts-Dull and nominal shoulders
S4nSHC; clcar rib lil{c; clear II I5aii9sc.
lNcOn-QuiCt and unchanged. Whisky
Demand fair and market firmer Ot 81 10,
llOGS-StCady; common 50 50uG 10; fair
to medium 50 5Oa7 10; good 81 2ja7 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

NEw ORLEANS, june A.--joscph Jar.
icrcado, Christian SkAro and pnnI
Orlando, who weto arrested n few days
ngo by a special treasury agent, charged
with countctiCiting nickcls, were con,
victcd yesterday In tho United States Su.
prone Court and sentenced to-day Ia
ihrCc yONrs each in the pcnitCntiary. One
Of the gang, Chcriviri, gave bond hut
failed 10 appear, The bond was for.
ioiled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

NEW YORK, June business generally
slow with commission houses, hut immense
sales OI GNrnCr's prints were made nt the
reduced prices Cotton goods quiet In
agents hands, ChcviOts In fair request
Atwood fancy hosiery in good demand for
future delivery. Wooden goods moving
slowly. Cabot A. hlCdchcd shirtings re-.
duccd to iOc, aud Central Park shiftings
IN 7iEr
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NEw YoRK, June -, lafayette UrnG,
indicted with Deputy CnllcCtor, Robert
Dcsangcs and Chas. H. Lawrence, for
smuggling silks through the appraisers
office, at nnlcrvaluNtiOn, and who escaped,
returned anil surrendered himself yes.
tCrdny. Graft was admitted to bail In the
snm Of $1,000, and will lm used na states
evidence against his alleged nccompliccs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

CISciSNAr, June lin the Circuit Court
yesterday, the case Of Mrs Davenport vs.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
for the recovery Of some sG0,OO0 worth Of
Western Union stock, alleged to have
been irnudnlCntly transferred, was de.
decided in favor Of Mrs. Davenport. The
case has been appealed To The Supreme
(OuFI
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weather Iscnort.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIIE CnlRR sIISAL OFFICER,
WAHliSnTOS, u. G., Juno $3.50 r. ".

PROhAnILlTtkA'
For the Guli States, Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, falling barometer, south and
east winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rain, except in
the Eastern Guli States.
For the Atlantic States, stationary or
falling barometer, SOuthctly or cusicrly
winds, warmer and partly cloudy wcatli.
er, and possibly occasional rain in Vir.
ginin.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling barometer,
northeast 10 southeast winds, higher tenn.
pcrnlutc, cloudy weather and occasional
rain, followed by clearing weather.
For the Lake Regions, falling barOnc.
ter, northeast to southeast winds, higher
temperature, cloudy weather and occa.
sionnI rain on the Upper Lakes, and part.
" cloudy weather on the Lower Lakc'.
The Lower Missouri will probably risc
and the Lower Ohio and Lower Missis-
Bippi will fall.
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As SHOWING how busy the people nr

As SHOWING how busy the people are
up at WelIsburg, We copy the following
item from Yesterdays Heraid'
"Since the brick work on the hotel
commenced, the citizens relieve them.
selves by relays in the task Of supcrin.
tending the job. When people have moth.
else to ilo, ills we'll enough to study archi.
lecture, and about half our people know
all about II from looking on"
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TnE Wheeling schools have been taking
a "high." Yesterday they picnicked at
Crcsaps grove, and from reports in the
papers OF that city, ii was fine affair.
Fortunate Wheeling,to have good weather
for its sprccs. The surest way to get II
rain Is for Stcubenvillc tOgct up an CxCur.
sion, no matter Of what kind or where.
This We consider equal to grasshoppcr
plague.-S'cubenrile Gazette Of ye''cridy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

WALKER writes letters to the Cincin-
natl Commercial on the Capital question
aud then rcpublishes them in his own
paper as the "letters Of the able cor.
respondent OF the Commercial" This isa
little more cheeky than his other plan Of
reporting his own speeches and intcrlard-
ing them with such expressions as
tremendous cheering "lIIlly boy with
the glass eye" Bully for Walker" &c.-
PW&crSbuyJOWn
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CnnaI Freight IEntes.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June A meeting
OF Canal-boat owners was held tonight
at which sevCnty.iivc boat owners, repre-
senting two hundred boats, signed an
agreement not to carry wheat for less
than eight cents, and other frcights in
proportion. The city is to be canvasscd
tomorrow for other names until enough
are obtained to control frcights.
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A Monument for the Confederate G
Dead,

ELMIRA, n. y, June A committee
was formed here this evening, Of which
II, Boardman Smith is
the head, to make arrangements for the
erection Of II monument to the COnfCder.
ate dead, nearly 5000 Of whom lie buried
in WOOdlake Cemetery here.
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An Absconding Teller.

New York, June 4.-Thc Erning Post
says that W. +. Leslie, receiving teller in
the bank Of Duncan, Sherman u Co., has
absconded with $4,000 in cash belonging
to the firm. lie had been in their employ
for long time.
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New Hampshire Legislature
I,lln Nniinlnhlnl lAilHallnn.

CoSconp, June 1.-THE House to-day
unanimously adopted n resolution IN.
structing the speaker to request the Su.
pcrior Court To name m early day for the
hearing Of the Senatorial question; olso
to allow both aides to he represented by
counsel with brief arguments,
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Found Guilty Oi Murder In the
FIRST Degree.

BosroN, June 4.-George ". Pember.
ton, who has been on trial here for several
days for the killing Of Mrs. Bingham in
East Boston on the 22d OF March last,
was to-day found guilty Of murder in the
first degree.
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A JOINT stock company to erect n
huge car upon which to roll The State
Capital from ono point to another would
be a paying concern. For man like old
John Robinson, there's millions in IL
RaEkAI9Na JoNnal.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE striking coal
men have made no demonstrations. Forr
Of yesterdays mob were rr.
rested and brought before Justice to.
day, but the cases went over.
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WILL the Wheeling INTELLIGENcER
please refer us to the chapter and verse
In which II Is recorded that Capitol
building for West Virginia was to be put
up in Jerusalem? We want to show the
record to some skcpticNl people in this
vicinity, but our memory Is so treaCher'
Gus that We are unable to give them the
proper page. Besides, We have n wager
about jernsalem's not being located in
the Third Congressional District, and We
want to refer to the history Of the affair
and settle the disputc,-Ritchie Gascitc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

President GARRETT, in the course OF
his speech at Parkersburg the other day,
intimated that his company contemplated
putting up an engine house at that point
at an early day,
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LOUISVILLE, June A.--sccrotnry nris-
tow and family, left to-day for Washing.
ton; the reception given by Capt. Y M,
Shirley, 10 the Secretary, was bril- lliant
and attended by nearly all the prominent
citizens bi I,odlsVllle, entirely irrespec.
tive Of nolIIIca.
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CLRvELANp, June S,--When,-IowCr
No. l red u %; No. 2 red 81 is. Corn and
ONts--QuiCt and unchanged Petroleum
Steady Standard White, car lots, iO'scj
Ohio State tCstlij6ci small lots iO2c higher;
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 4.-Twenty thousand pill.
grims visited the shrine at Paroy Lc Mo-
NAL to-day. The Archbishop OF Paris,
the Archbishop OF New Orleans and other
distinguished prelates were present.
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Orceon pcnItcntlnry turned.

SAN FRANCISCO, June A--Thc old pen.
ilontiary building al Salem, Oregon, with
several adjoining shops, was burned thia
afternoon. Loss $20,0OO
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MEMrnrs, june i.-OnC hundred bag,
Of new wheat were received from North.
orn Mississippi to-day. Tho crop in That
section ia reported to be unusu0lly good
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 4.-The Carlist General
Saballo, with 1900 men, yesterday at
tackled BlanCo, and was repulsed with u
loss OF 90 killed.
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A young theological student named
SCleliski was drowned in mill pond at
lapillion, Neb., yesterday. Ills boat be-
came uncomfortable and went over the
dam
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on A TOUR OF INSPECTION.

The General, accompanied
by his private secretary, q. a. GlStin,
and Chief Special Agent Woodward will
start next Tuesday or Wednesday for IL
tour Of observation to the offices nt st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Cleveland,
Milwaukee, indianapolis, and other
places in the West and Southwest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

OMAHA, June l.-Iscports recently re-
ceivcd from three counties in the south.
eastern portion OF this State, which have
been severely affected by the grass hop.
pcrs this spring, show that the grnssEop.
pcrs ARE fast taking their flight, going
north. Immense clOudsof them are seen
daily, very high in the air, and on the
line Of the railroad, flying in the same
dirrriiOn.
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After tho recess Judge Nelson an.
nounCCd that Mr.. Beach had sOnt word
that he was unwCll and could not attend
Court this afternoon, but that hc wished
Mr.. EVarts to proceed without regard to
his absence,
Mr.. Evatts expressed his regret and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05

PorrsvlLLE, June "A dispatch from
81. Clair says that the raiders would
probably visit that city To parade. Five
hundredmen assemblies at Newcastle, and
after stopping the men at work tore out
the large washing machine. II is re-.
ported that two 81. Clair soldiers were
Rllot al Shenandoah.
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The New York papers are nearly ready
10 cry peccavi in the IIcccher business.
Their unmistakable tone ia, "givc us n
rest" The Tribune is the only paper that
has made good thing out Of itS verbatim
report, inasmnCh aa II isnhdcr pay The
Times intimalcs that IL has been nj a
heavy expense without corresponding
benefit The present pro7pccI is TINT the
trial will not end before week after next,
at which time II will have been in pro.
gress neOrlyisiS months. The jurors have
had sorry time Of it, physically and
financially. II issnid that the business
Of one Of them, grain broker has been
wholely ruined, and as for the lawyers,
more particularly Titons lawyers, they
have suffered in the flesh and the pocket.
II is supposed that Evors will gel big
fee, say $2jOOO, and that the other Beech.
er counsel will be likewise literally
paid.
Asnsual, the case was adjourned over
yesterday until Monday. Mr., Eyatt4
will finish on Tuesday, and then will
come Beachs speech, lasting several
days. The Indications now point to u
verdict for Bcccher. The correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Commercial says that
the Tiltonite', including Tilton himself
would be satisfied with disagreement,
"but the BecchctitO, are snprcmcly nnN-
iouS to get unanimous verdict Of nc.
qnittal. The betting men are beginning
to feel like putting up money on unan-
iinous verdict for Beccher.