Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-02
Eastern DISPATCHES.

| CHICAGO, June 1.-The Times Wash
ington special says the Presidents third
term letter is the main topic in political
circles, and there are two very decided
opinions on the subject The friends Of
the administration say that the letter
sets at rest forever the third term scare.
While on the other hand, it is regarded
by large number to mean that Grant is
candidate for the office. The letter
has given rise to no end of discussion,
and from the dissatisfaction expressed
over it, it is clear that the President has
not settled the question.
New YORK, June 1.-The forest fires
have again broken out in the mountains
of Delaware and Sullivan counties, New
York, doing much damage. The village
OF Bethel, Sullivan county, was snr-
rounded by fire for two days, and only
saved after hard fight. w. Corben. a
wealthy farmer of Delaware county. was
surrounded by Are while fighting the
flames and burned to death, two other
men narrowly escaped. In Sullivan
county, thousands of acres of valuable
timber, a mill and 300,0 900 feet of lumber
was destroyed. The confagration is so
fierce that families have been obliged to
leave their houses to save their lives,
leaving everything to be destroyed. Two
hundred houses We're destroyed by fire .
The Abedare Iron Company, whose
failure was announced this 10 orning gave
employment to 5000 persons. Several
unimportant failures Of brokers in addi-
ton to those reported yesterday, were
announced at the Stock Exchange to-
day.
Evarts continued his address for the
defense in the Tilton- Beecher case
| before crowded house. He said
he had endeavored to lay before
the jury the situation of the par
ties as set forth in their character and
relations which would enable the iurv to
judge of their movements. He would
call attention to the fact that in Deem
Der TO, Beecher referred Bowen to his
(Beeeher's) wife. There was IN aspect
attempted to be introduced into this
case, that of the attempt upon the part
OF beecher to preclud all knowledge of
his relations with Mrs. Tilton from his
wife, but the parties on the other side
never sought any proof of this accusa-
ton, but when Bowen was referred to-
Mr.. beecher was told that Mrs. Beecher
had letters her husband received from
Mrs. Tilton while his wife was in Mari
eta. The jury could have no doubt but
that all Beecher's correspondence was in
the hands of his wife. Tilton. in his
direct examination, denied that there
was separation or incompatability of
views between him and his wife until the
hnal abandonment of her home by Mrs.
Iiiton. In the light of this evidence what
becomes OF this view of plaintiff and of
the faith of the jury in the foundation of
the cause thus laid in falsehood. The
evidence was very plain as given by
beecher, supported by Bessie Turner.
and Bowen and Bell; according to
Beecher, the charge came like a thunder
bolt upon him. H sd
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The case of
John j, Marks came up to-day before
the Supreme Court on a motion to nd
NIT the prisoner to bail. After hearing
the argument in the case, Judge Wallace
denied the motion and ordered Marks to
be remanded to Jail, pending the hearing
OF the case on appeal in July.