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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-28
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
M. II Mont go,n-ry Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
NJ n, AIKEN. ATTORNEY-aT-

VIv H. AIKEN. ATTORNEY-AT.
" a Law anc Commander Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic in California and Neva-
ga will give prompt attention to the collection
of Additional Travel Pa how due California
and NeyaoA Volunteers dis. hargvd more than
three hundred miles from hone Soldiers can
depend on fair dealing Information given
free of charge Wb.I writing enclose stamp
for reply and state company and regiment, and
whether you have . discharge Congress has
extended the time Tor fling claims for Addi-
tIDnri bounty under Act Of July .. 1856. to
January, 1873, 80 all such claims must be made
before that time Original Bounty Of Sloo has
been lowed all volunteers no enlisted befors
July 22d. lstI sCr three yesrs. If not paid the
same when discharged Land Warrants can be
obtained for services rendered before 1855, but
rot for Sc ryices in the late wax. Pensions for
late xsr ana var Of 1872 obtained and increased
v hen allow. d for less than disability warrants.
but no tensions are allowed to heHsan AID
IIorl,is ar soldiers. State Of Texas has granted
Pensions to surviving veterans OF Texas kevo-
luton New Orleans and Mobile Prize Morey
j : now due and being paid. W H. Aiken ALEC
attends to General Law and Coll.cticn businees
se5-2av6m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-28
ry>IATA CONSOLIDATED si1.VER

Wy a 0VN~UI.iDN I'D ~II-N FT-
- sir:T = Conn any Location Of principal
place Of Eusirt -. san Francisco. CallfoTnIs-
/ ocat.eI q MtrEs. AUTUla. / >Ii,. slda county.
Stste 81 vada--Notl,..- ~ ,re l. 4. Ina 9elt
upuu III. following dts,sils stock. Oh acyuuu;
OF as>,->n.. 1T No. y l"Vitd on tie slNtr<utn
CAY IF p IN ber. -: tlC Vtral a:r.t Erts
opposite IT, nsuiss of The respective sLs;ehold-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-28
NOTICE..
Hl,mE BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT

TIVE BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT
heretofore sing h~t~en uEU- Il.
JAWS JOHN T. EkEE4.kN. tIa.i> X Eres-
man sni W. +. Buck DAVIS. Vas e rHlinateG
IL mutual agreement on tie lsg t.sy OF NeetnI-
b<r la. Gso. I. DAVIS sEd John r FREEMAN
have uo longer any interest IL the summit
Scre the ,ii,nbtovk store sud Ishoe ,Ity
StlTy. nor viii they b Responsible. for any debts
contracted since lee. IL Der Isl. l-si- AL sums
due ur to become tGs at SAID stores fc- guOd--
in.rvhsr dis or personal properly scld. : rviees
rendered or labor performed rtor 10 lserempeT
Iss A. l.. ls54. bslOI x t. Geo. T. Paws and
John Y Fr-,usu and are payable to GroEUE
,sILIsuN. Receiver Tor psVissl Frerman-
GEO. r. PAWS.
JN0. Z. FT.Ef MAN,
w I. Puck" DAVIS.
GEO. gibson.
Receiver ter Davis 4 Freeman.
Carson City, Nevada. January Il. ISIS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
FROM SAN
B,ay Identified supposed Co BIO
Poisoned Exonerated -.Assessor
Elected Pleaded Gaifty.

SAs FINscIsco. February 81 r. NJ
The body found floating in the bay yes
terday of H%a,haway's wharf, has been
identified Ms that Of Thomas Hammil,
lately a r,siden, Of Paradise Valley, Ne
vada. Inques, to-day.
Al n late hour lust night q men named
Meyer was found in his DON at tho
Branch House, on Sansomc street. in
conyulsions. Medical assistance was
called. hut before ii arrived, the man ex-
pred. II lie presumed from the effects
of strychninc. Nothing is yet known Of
the deceased or where he ca,ne from.
In the Board OF Supervisors last
night. the finence Committee made a
rcpor, completely sIonsmiing Super
visor Morsies OF the charge brought
against him by Barker.
Opinions were received from the City
and County Attorneys and Deics Lake
Special Attorney, stating 1t to DO the
duty OF tho Board 10 elect IN assessor to
I'll the vacancy occssioned by the 70.
moyd Of R~osener. TN tho seventh
ballot Alexander Badlam was elected.
Joseph Casey plead guilty Of forgery
yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
How Don. Piatt Bsc,m, a splrltuall.t.

Don Pia.t, says the Pittsburg Leader,
IL q believer In Spiritaalism, but hardly
in the vulgar sense. lie il not On nd
mirer OF table tipping. naturalization,
and all that sort Of thing: but hc Ia n be-
lever In spirits returning to this earth
and communicating with their friends.
This is tho way he accounts for his be-
coming a believer; Some time after he
Lost his frs. wife no was sitting alone in
his library, when he thought no would
try the experiment OF seeing II hs could
not himself obtain a communication
from the spirit world ni which he had
heard no much. So ho wrote out O
question to which ho wished TO receive
an snswer. Then no rested his pen
upon tho paper aud waited patiently
for tho esprit inference TO direct his
hand in the writing Of an answer.
He waited n Ion. time, but no answer
came. Then he wrote other questions,
repeating the experiment until he had
written somo dozen OF so questions. His
attempt 60 get answers only resulted in
a failure. Alter q time he BECAME weary,
and putting tho questions away in u
drawer. thinking that Lo might repeat
the experiment some other time. But
NJ time went on lie quite forgot all about
the subject. Ono day several weeks af-
ter, he received a very mysterious letter
from London, England, from q medium
there. The letter purPorted 10 come
from the dead wife and VAS signed by
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

To TUE PEorLE or COIN Ilni. suyEn Ciry
DAYTON ;-Ryery man, wo,aan and child
In any Of the ahsyo named places sholld know
al once. that q great want In. been supplied By
the opening of IKnLiSyR's VARIETY sroRg,
Main street. Gold iiili. opposite the yellow
Jacket oficc. There .yey oac who wants
them. and has the money Tn pay for them. can
buy At tho west possible each rates, the nnest
possible assortment ~ perfamery, fancy soaps,
bay rum. feather du.tcfs. yiolln., GUITAR, han
Toe; q full stock VI The best Italian -illng-,
)swclry, watches. optical Instruments, lsdies'
trimmings. work boxes. musical and plain pho.
tograph albumt, Ysnkes notions, cutlery. worsi'
ed. woo.en aud knllied goods. Also a ARE as.
sortmen, Of nsinral hnssn hair. AL kiads Of
willow ware, fancy bird cage, satchcls, brack.
cts and w~a.lpockets. Al.o q splendid s',ori
ncnt OF everything needml in the stationery
lins. School books, lamps, chandeliers, elabes.
chlmneys and Juvenile book. 4 splendid 10.
sortmont OF every variety OF fancy toys,
wagons. bcdsieads aud lney valentines. A
magnificent stock Of chrnnbs ard other pie
lures. Also, JGT'tcH,rr 0''clfloi paid 10 !ra.
ming p.ctlTos 10 orlcr. New cooir, all of the
beet possible description. Don't forget the
place Main street, Gold iiill, opposite the Vel
low Jacket Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
DON'T HACK, HACK. COUGH, COUGH !

Cough il q symptom by which various
diseased conditions Of the throat, bron-
chial tubes aud lungs manifest them.
selves. But whether II arises from the
irritation produced in tho throat and
larynx by taking cold. from an attack Of
Bronchitis, from incipiont Consumption,
or from various other causes, nothing
will allay 1t more speedily or cure IL
moro permanently than DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II does not
matter whether it 10 u recent attack oil u
lingering cough, the Discovery Is in
either case equally we'll adapted for its
relief and permanent curc. In fact, II
will cure o cough In onc.half the time
necessary to cure |, with any other med
icino. and II does II. not by drying it up,
but by removing the cause, subduing
the irritation, and healing tho affected
parts. No timo should be lost in COM
mcncing the use Of a proper medicine
for the relief Of a cough, for unless this
is pursued, serious and danger
GUS disease OF the lungs Is liable TO re-
suit. Golden Medical discovery Is sold
by all dealers in medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Cariists sueeesses- shot for Treason.
Madrid. February 9.-An official dis.
patch admits that the advance guard
new on the ssiromo loft Of troops ope'
rating against the Carlisis, In Navarro.
has suffered o check.
Tho Carlist Chief. Mondire, was shot
by order Of Don Carlos, for treason.
Count valmsida Is TO be appointed
Captain General OF Cuba.
LONDON. Feb. 0.-Carlist Commit
tees in this city claim to have informa-
ton that the Carlists have won o great
victory over the A~lfonsists, the latter
losing 1000 killed and wounded anil
aud that Carlos has issusd n congrntu-
latory to his troops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

CHrI.Cm,r. - There is considerable
growing about town because the Post
office is not opened before $50 A. No..
The thermometer indicated 10 degrees
in the shade ON Main street, ut l ?. ~.
to-day 49,. Holders Of Justice stock are
jubilant to day. 1t has started the grand
rally which must sooner or later take
place on the whole line. Dry places
in the street are TO DO seen Ia the vicini-
ty OF the railroad track Oh Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
FROM PETALUMA, cAL
suicide by Hansing.

PsrALrM,. February "a. A. Lamp
kins, an old resident o. this city, com.
miticj suicide this morning by hanging
himself. Cause = temporary deransc-
mont, from domestic troubles. His wife
xas absent during the night watching
with q sick ncighbor, and on har return
ut q O'clock. discovered her husband
hanging to a beam in the porch, quito
dead. Ho was 81 years old and a ma
tive Of Vermont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
A PmaurruL cnonr..-Nothlng rtrikc, 90

A PmGnrruL CHoRu-.- Nothing rtrike. 90
unpleasanily upon the ear Of an afec'lonaie
parent a. the Wheeling, .%nufing. coughing and
hoarse voices OFFS family Of children lbboring
under bad colds. 4 ehora- Of this dismal kind
II kept up In tomc households The Winter
through, simply because the father and mother
are either isnaraht oi the msans of care or ARE
guilty. OF gross neglect. lialc'r Honey ol lioar'
DAYS. No congh or cold can rerlst its soothing
influence. Piko's TooihAehe Drops cure In
one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
TnEr wnL DO ~Ir,-people who like To

THEr WILL DO ~lrl-people who like IN
trade tc the beet advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions and all that sort of
thing, insi.i on trading n l~lison's, Odd fcllowr'
building. Main street, Goti uil. There they
can ind just what they want. intludin. the
choicest ~ can aud case goods, fresh gTouaJ
coffee. all varieties NJ pickles and preserves,
kinds, q splendid assortment OF cnins and glass
warcr. crOckcry, etc, ETC.. aud everything Al
tho most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
IRE. Rlson 10 a good man To trade with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
FROM SALT LAKE.

Utah southern Railroad brigham
Young.
SALT LAKE, February s.-The Utah
Southern l,ailroad is completed to San
taguin..
brigham Young leaves 81. George,
Utah, for Salt Lake, February 10th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

Drur Porsrs. = Large.sised. delicious bi
waves. fresh from the sca, can DO had every
morning nj Tom Iloiiron's celebrated Rating
stand, Palace Saioan. Virginia City. Also sl
kinda Of nah. spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else sraycd by the inner
man. iIefron'r dinner combinations are q
marvel OF gastronorule rkih. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
FROM O
New Road Projected.

Los AsGxLrs, Feb. s. Engineers are
making q final location Of the San Fer
nando tunnel road, to DO finished as
o ~ possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

Fam wARsMo. -Undor the heading OF
''DuoN Notice and Fair Warning" Messrs.
Bittner e. Co.. Of Gold Hill, publish to-
day a card to the public and especially
to debtors. informing them that all small
debts remaining unpaid on February
25th, will be collected by m c%minently
proper process.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON CITY.
LEcIsLArIyE PROCEEDINGS
state. Prison Management i:ureka
Co. ~. Eilto Co.-rax ON Mines
Hattie Mountain ana Austin d..
R.-Chntsel Mortgages.
CARsoS. Feb. 0. 1876.
G~ar

SENATE.
Cassidy introduced q resolution for
the appointment Of . committee to in
vestigate the general management OF the
State Prison. with powor TO send for
persons and papers, and administer
oaths. The pending discussion was a
point OF order ON reconsideration OF the
vote by which the Governors veto, ON
tho cession OF territory by Elko to Eu-
roka, was sustained. The Senate. after
half an hours session, recessed. After
recess the motion. TO reconsider, carried.
ASSEMBLY,.
The Committee ON Mines and Mining
recommend til. passage OF MI ammend-
men. to the act to tax the not proceeds
OF mines.
A bill. amending section i6S OF the
Ac. to regulate proceedings in civil
cases, was approved by the Governor.
The Austin and Battle Mountain rail-
road bill was passed over the veto by 81
TO II.
The chattel mortgage bill Of last SEES
sion. vetoed by the Governor, was re.
icrrei to the Judiciary Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
HRoM SUCKER FLAT.
Hinge IInsl- Mines.

SrcKkR FLAT, Feb. s.. Eighty kegs OF
powder. fired In the Union mine to-day.
demolished the company's blacksmith
shop and injured other buildings.
The mines arc working a full force.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

IsroRrAsr. = indor,cd by the Medical pro
fc,,lon, Dr. VIM. IlalTs iIslsam for the Lungs
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption. and all
disease. OF the Throa, and Chc-t. Dr. Tswns.
ley's Toothsche Anoiyre cures In one min.
ute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

JUST IfkAb I. -NeyHith BrUIHsr- ha'eJuft
opened a new fnmltnrc store on tue corner Of
n and Taylor streets. They oder ever, thing
necessary for furnishing houses. 6healrr than
any house this ride cf SAT- Fnnolsco. They
keep constantly on hand 4 large stock ~ fnrni.
ture. bedding. carpets, crookcry, glass and
plated ware. Give tham q call. 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

ruRar out the Morbid Humor. Of tnc Blood,
by q do.e or two oi Ayor'r Pill,, aud you will
have clearer heads ~ we'll AZ bodice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

ter. Tho opinion obtained nmoiig Re-
publican members Of the House t.lal
apart from whatever tho Senate may do.
the House will support tho report Of the
special committee, and tako no action In
the premises, In accordance with its REQ
ommondation.
Bills Approved ny she President.
NEw Yoax. Feb. S.-A dispatch from
Washington says the President has ap-
proved the following bills: An Act to
grant time 10 certain lands in Arizona;
an Act granting the right Of way and
depot grounds TO the Oregon Central
Pacific Railroad through the public
lands OF the United States FROM Winnie
mucca, in tho State OF Nevada, to the
Columbia river. via Portland, in the
State OF Oregon.
strike OF Railrond Employees.
MoyrREAL, Fob. 8.-Tho Grand Trunk
railway reduced wages ten per cont. to-
day, and this morning nll the oonduc.
tors refused TO 60 to work save at old
rates. There are twenty long trains ly-
ing at the yard here, waiting hands to
run them. No freight trains have left
either WY to-day. The train men OF
Brocksvills have also struck, md no
trains have arrived from there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

Tuslarrc.,stoekoidryrocd 's,hgl iland's como
andses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
TIE + o or rnR
HOME MUTUAL,

On tho Pacific Coast for the Pact ten year.
and the following well known DIrceior-, are
asunicieat guaranty Of responsibility asd fair
dealing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09
srooK nEPOKr.


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Last Evening.
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10 Hareka Con. iSs
so washington d Creole, I5e. 6lhe
80 American fiAs. a.,N
sss Bslmost.
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800 soath Chariot. ], SIN
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30a Baltimore Con. !. s., "
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49 kossath, ss,3S
2ss original Gold lin, >. ~
$50 Lso.i
1910 Asds., Gu. TN. ~. sx, KS
100 Wells Fargo. axe
ADJ North Car-on. ~, 81
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900 c~o-inopolisa. CAKE. Tsc
TO south Justioe, 5. ~
This Morning.
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2'o Mexican, q, u Is, IN. ID. scx, 49,. y,
Iiqs Gssid \ Garry. Is1, 30. -. i,S. siN,
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$50 Choliar. Polesi. @. 60. CAV, slS b3o
2o Hale & Ssrsro-.. q. q. "a, a byo, a., tts
iOs0 Crswn Point. ~ y. a. ~. =
$40 Alpha. 10. ICY, II, iTS. 10, i9k. iss
- EAehsqusr. LIS
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rs kentuck. 10, l,S. isI
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CtV O,erman, 81. ". ca, &C, ~, 6tA
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la silver mn, o.s., sS
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llt, unlun Cen. ox. o.2s
$40 Balboa, IS. -
50 Rlc On.
aB iapehai. ~, ~. o,eS. o.
"a Consolidated Virginia. tia. tco, rs
1904 LADY Bfyas, $, ., ~. S.,6H.T
"a Utah. 4. ~
~ Challenge, ~
IS rellow Jacket. ~. $50
rs csnatsnes. -, i,S. igS bO
So Julia. G.5s, 81. mt
is lstirsor. Coo. Ss,T
io Dayton. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

MEMPHIS. Feb. 0.-The city il full Of
strangers. and the weather is mopitous
and everything indicates the grand sue
cess Of the Mardi.G ras Carnival to-mor-
row. Business Is entirely suspended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

GREATLY IScESsED.-Tho people Of
Silver City are greatly exercised over the
conduct Of a brute by the name Of G.
Harvey. foreman Of the Cosmopolitan
mine. who has attempted. il is alleged.
10 outrage tho persons Of little girls ten
anil eleven years cf age. II the facts OF
the case, a. represented In tbs Lgua
County Times, can be proven without
doubt, no time should be lost In Kidding
tho community Of his presence. Such
a moral lopnr rs he is said to he should
not 10 allowed to remain IN the state
SrRucx wArEn.-On Sunday last. a
large body Of water was struck in the
.Oyorman mine, which gradually got the
better Of the pumping machinery. Yes
teriay the pump tanks ~efs put III
operations which, together with ;heothcr
apparatus, assisted in keeping the How
from increasing. Last night and to-day
they have been gaining o little on the
obnoxious element.
Favour RkcxIrrs. - The following
amounts OF freish. we're received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots by the
virginia 4 Truckec railroad, during the
txeaty.four hours ending II ~. to-day;
Lumber - oar loads, machinery ,. coal
:. salt 1, potatoes I. merchandise Q.
MIC iron >, wood 81. nut pine 2, hay 2,
ilcur I. Total. ~ car loads.
"
N~sorrcrxp coroHs Asp CoLDs.-few
aro aware Of tho importance Of checking
n cough or common cold in its first
stage; that which in the beginning would
Weld 10 ..Brown's bronchial Troches."
Il neglected. often works upon the
lungs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

this story. The plaintiff says that his wife
told him TO 90 to Bcecher and inform him
he need not be worried about her letter,
and told him TO do it quick that his wife
asked him TO give her n pledge that he
would not demand Mr.. Betchers resigna-
ton from his pulpit and his leaving Brook
lyn. This the jury we're soberly asked to
believe Of q communication between hus-
band and wife and husband and paramour.
This evidence was the vcriest trash that
ever was written, and if novelist used II
he would be hooted from Dan to Beershe-
ba. The merest driveller of low Paris
or New work paper, written for the vulgar
appetite of the lower classes, wrote nothing
so base or orthless as this was. Counsel
then proceeded to lay before the jury
Beecher's account of this interview, when
Moulton had brought Beechcr to his
(Moulton's) house; he said Mr.. Tilton
was waiting upstairs for him. Mr.. Beech
er says. supposng it was business inter-
view, that Moulton had better go up with
lin, but he (NoultoD) replied that he had
better see MIR. Tilton alone; tina; when he
(Beecber) went up stairs T'ilton said that 1t
was grand thing to write that letter, but
1t would be n grander thing not to have
written 1t. What happy condition, said
counsel, the man must have been in. IL
was grand idea to him to do a thing, and
yet grander If he had not done il at all. Mr..
Evarts read from Mr.. Bcccher's testimony
in relation to the charges Mr. Tilton made
against him, and read paper he took from
his pocket, purporting to be a confession
from his wife inculpatng him (Beecher),
nd!how after reading it Mr.. Tilton tore
paper into pieces and said that would de-
stroy all evidence of his wifc's shame. Mr..
Beecher then testified, said counsel, that
'rilton told him to go TO bis home and see
Elizabeth, as she was waiting for him.
Mr.. Evarts then reverted to the experience
on this point given by Titon, and state
ed that he (Tilton) told Mouton that night
that Mr.. Beecher. after the revelation
made to him said "Theodore, this is all a
dream; and Tilton stated at other times
that Beecher said, This Is not true ;
Elizabeth could never have said this" that
Titon told Beecher she had said SO and
told him to 90 and ask her, and Beecher
went and brought back evidence that it had
been forced from her But Mr.. Tilton
now says that after Mr.. Beecher had stated
this was all dream, he (Tilton) said that
Bcecher was free to retire, and that he
asked If he might be allowed to go and see
Elizabeth, to which permission was given,
and he (Beecher) was forbidden to chide
her for the confession she had made. Til
ton said he was certain that Beecher
showed no surprise that Elizabeth should
! have written that paper.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03
Pittsford Spelling Match.

The spelling match between the mills
and village schools of this town occurred
on Friday last.
The event seemed to be Il marked sue
cess, judging from the interest manifested
by teachers, parents and scholars. Miss
Florence S. Wheeler, teacher at the mills,
together with her pupils, had spared no
pains or labor in fitting, adjoining ana
identifying the rooms for the occasion,
making them both attractive and pleasant
After few declamations prepared Tor
the occasion by Miss Sarah Wescott, Miss
May Marley, and our pets, Jessie, Bertha
Maggie, Mary and Edna, the spelling COM
menced, the rendering of which, on both
sides, was good The contestants seemed
of equal ability, and Tor time we were
quite unable to decide which school would
claim the first prize. Finally our patience
was rewarded by seeing BERTHE Rand, the
last of the village school, go down, leaving
three of the opposing side standing VIZ
Miss Mary II. Hewett, Misses Annaoe' Ii
and Lou d. Andrews. After the pronounc
ing of a series of very difficult words, MIS-
Annabel was left with only Miss llewett Il
compete with her. After a while "brasler'
rendered by her "brazler'' sent MIS-
Hewett to her seat and left Miss Annaoe
in the field alone.
The contest was one of over two hour
duration. The first prize claimed by Mis-
Annabel r. Andrews amounted TO $s'Oa
The second prize claimed by Master Ber'
Rand, amounted to $G.O5. Weare please
10 announce that the first spelling mate
in our quiet little town was an interes''h
affair and a perfect success.