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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-14
MUTUAL FRIEND" MOULTON

He Testifies to Beecher's
Confession.
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TILE EXCITEMENT GROWING.
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YILTOy VS.. BEECHER.
Eighth Day Of the Great
Scandal Case.
Conclusion Of Judge Morris Opening
Address.
THE TESTIMONY BEGUN.

Augustus Maverick Proves
the Tilton Marriage.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-23
TOUR OF INSPECTION Up
THE "JIM" RIVER.
Bcauties of Fircstecl Creek.
A Fine Country Open TO settle.
mcnl.
Thompson and Pierre and the
Black Hills.

MEssRs Rs:-Recently in COM
pany with Willie Bcgg, started out
on tour OF inspection up tfle=",Iin
or Dakota river for the purpose of
visiting the country aud its people,
as we'll as to learn the facts connected
with the shortest route to the upper
Missouri and the Black Hills, and
have thought that a brief outline Of
the trip might not be unintcresting to
the readers of. the Press and Dako-
taian. We left Olivet about 2 O'clock
p. M, and drove in a north-westcrly
Ecourse for about fourteen miles, fol
lowing the stage road over byauti-
full prairie country, most Of which is
yet government land and subject to
homestead and presumption entry
Here we came to bend Of the river
and our road led us into the bottom
lands along the line Of the bluffs, at
the bottom Of which, a mile or two
further on, we came to the little ham
let Of hTilltown, snugly ensconccd un-
der the hills. Wishing to get as Far
up the valley before night as possible
we passed by the town, and after a
five mile drive came to Elm Springs
J the stock farm Of our friend and Da
kota's friend, MIR. James S. Foster
formerly commissioner Of immigra
: ton. Here we were. made welcome
and generously and literally enter
!. tanned until morning, enjoying yer.
9 much our visit with Mr.. +. and hi
! daughter, Mrs. Carney, who has re
mained here With her father durln!
IS the absence OF her husband in Neva
. da. Mr.. T. is not interested inbuild
G ing town, but dcvotcs his whole al
e tention and capital to buildinge=up
5. large stock farm in which he is SUI
,,r cecding3 amazingly well. His larg
and well built stables and commodiou
stone house are an indication Of til
faith he has in the enterprise. w
$ saw here "a large herd Of stock al
,e parently in fine order and the rive
as abottoms covered with stacks of ha
,e for their use during the winter. W
G. omitted TO mention large flock.
r. sheep numbering about FIVE hundre
nc belonging TO Hiram Bowen, which v
passed about two miles below FL
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Died.
ROCHESTER,, Dec. %. = ExsCon
Died,
a Brace of Murders.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 223.-At Boones-
boro, Howard Co., Mo-, Jas. Thornc
quarrelled with a man named Mitch
ell on Saturday last, and was stsuclS
by him on the head with club, and
killed.
Near Junction City, Kan, on Tues
day, Geo. Hunter, colorcd, and Geo.
Davidson, white, had an alteration
about three cattle, and Hunter shot
and killed Davidsou.
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Springs. On t..e cas-. side Of lhe

Springs, On The cast side Of the
river opposite Elm Springs, We no.
.ticca another largctstoolS farnl-wi.h
several hundred sheep and cattle,
which we were informed werc the
property Of Judge Btrdicls and Mr..
.Corliss, Of YanlSton.
After i. hearty breakfast we Lett
ELM Springs and wcndcd our way up
the river about six miles. when we
cahic TO the noted town Of Roclport
noted for u singular ledge of rocks,
or cid red sandstone, which some
volcanic action in the long ages past
has lifted'up to the surface and shaken
Ito pieces, just to sho@what power
! they have in that region below when
4 Pluto utters his stern commands and
disturbs the quiet of the inner elc-
ments- VIC called here but Il few.
minutes. to warm ourselves ut the
house Of T. b. Foster, concluding TO
"do' the town on our return. Our
short call, however, Impressed US with
the fact that T. B. Foster has faith in
Rockporr.
About five miles up the river we
came to fine white house posted on
the apex Of a hill, with three or four
sod buildings nesting i'll the valley
below and around it, and this we
were told was Roscdale. \ very
pretty name indeed, and no doubt Il
pretty place. in summer time when the
grass is green and the roses are all in
! bloom. ssIlow far is ii to Fircsteel?"
we asked. "Six miles, sir!'' was the
reply, and on we went anxious to-see
the ontpostof settlement nc-ciYiliza-
, tion, as this town is commonly CON
sidcrcd. 1t was early in. the after.
noon when we reached Mr.. III G.
4 Green's. MIR. G.. is the pioneer o
this section Of the Jim river valley,
IIeis also the founder of Eiresteel
and is avery intelligent and agreeable
gentleman. He has converted his
house-a spacious frame building
painted neatly in white into a hotel
and entertains' the travelling public
!. In the sitting room found the At
lantic Monthly, Harper's Weekly ane
Scribner's Monthly, -alSe -tl4e-ztt1prical
$ Live Stock Journal. along with thu
leading political and local journals
and II. fair miscellaneous library. Ii
addition to these there were upon th
:, table checkers, chess, dominocs, die
), and backgammon for the guests L
,f make themselves happy with. Mrs
Grecuc,a very cstimab!c lady by th
:, way, had also contributed largely t
: the comfort and cheer Of the house b
:, a fine display Of house plants, til
- - finest i have seen on the river. w
: remained here till late the next morn
ing. owing to the unpleasant mort
!, wind that rose during the night. |
= the meantime Willie amused himse
= by shooting some ducks that wei
I; found in the Fircstcel creek, lingerin
! around the open pounds that refss:
= to freeze over in winter.
. Concluded tomorrow
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Murders, Suicides. and Failures.
NEW YORK.


NEW York, Dec. pa fire this
morning in buildings 40 and AZ Vesey |,
street caused losses amounting to 40/
600 dollars, distributed among a
number Of occupants who are mostly
insured.
rEE1GlE RATES.
The Pennsylvania railroad com
pany has arranged their reduced
freight rates from Philadelphia to
Chicago, WHICH is to.be for LIST class
27 cents pef 100 pounds; I'd class %
1ccnts.pof 100 pounds; Sd and. 4th
cass5ls cents. per hundred pounds;
5M class, a. cents per 0O.pounds.
Z The new rate to st. Louis: lst
class, 3S cents; I'd class, 32 cents; Sd
class, 2G cents; 4th class, 26 cents;
+. 9Th class, 81 cents.
The Evening Post says, commit
tee representing Che merchants of this
city, in the matter of freight rates
which has lately excited so much at
tention, had conference with the
vice president of the New Fork Cen
trail railroad, w. II. Vanderbilt, this
morning. ". L. Dodge, chairman,
said while they were met to thank
the railroad for what they had done in
the matter, they wished to have it
distinctly understood that they had
no sympathy with the low prices
which the company had been obliged
to adopt. They would have been
more gratiied if the Boston rates had
been raised. 1t was for the interest
ofmerchants that railroad should
secure fair compensation in order that
the latter might pay reasonable divi.
dends and be able to expend money
lor improvements.
Vanderbilt thanked the merchant:
for their expression of good feeling
and then read letter from Col
Scott, Of the Pennsylvania road, Civ
ing accomplished settlement Of TIN
rates as reason for. his non-attend
ance at this conference. He suppose
! Blanchard, Of the Eric, was due t
the same reason.
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The Gas Explosion at the Hub.

BosroS, Dec. a3.-No further dis
coyeries had been madeFat the scene
Of the gas explosion last night, and as
those persons repotred missing
have appeared, it is probable the &C.
tual number Of lives lost will be mar
rowed down to 5. One or two oftlc
wounded may die.
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No. 2o7,
'a Complete Pictorial History of the.
times Tho best, cheapest. and
most successful Family Pnpor
in the Union"
e. g rp er's w eekly.
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The Providence Tool Company.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 23.-rhe COM
mittee to examine the affairs Of the
Providence tool company, it is under.
stood, will recommend an extension
Of Sc months from January lst, with
scm,-annual payments, beginning next
July, and interest at 7pcr cent. also
payable semi-annually. =
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The Busted Bank.

WEsrcnEsrER, Pa, Dec. 25.-The
Bank of Brandywine is now in the
hands Of an assignee, VIM. Jeffereys,
cashier OF the nation bank Of Chester
county.
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1--we Stock Nlariscsr.

Stt''t-AN'Nt
.cnloAoo, DsN %
Hoes Receipts, 10000. nullnnd steady
range; for common to choice packing,
sc. 5oQ4S.S5; shipping, SG6JG69o
CATrLE-Steady and quiet. Receipts,
! 400; Texans, S2a5@300; native COWS.
So. 50M325; fair TO good shipping steers,
$3.15Gt1.5o 80
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New York.

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WnEAT-Dull and unchanged; No 3
Chicago, $1.O0; No. 8 Milwaukee, $1.11M
112; No. 2IChlcago, S1.19Wl.21; No. 9
Milwaukee, $1.230D1.23.
RYE-Dull.
CoRN-Dull and steady; Sail western
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low, G206Sc.
+ BARLEY-Duu
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WHIsKY-$11G.
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Convicted Of Murder.

MoRRlsrowN, Pa, Dec. 23.--Blas-
ius Pastorius has been convicted Of
the murder of Isaac ,Jaqucttc. A
motion for a new trial has been made.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

JUDGE BRocEEysEocGr's LAW
ScuooI~-It will be pleasing for the
host of friends Of the Hon. j. W.
Brockenbrough to learn that he pro-
poses to reopen his Law School in
Lexington, Va, on the 1st of October.
This school before the war became
one of the institutions of Va. 1t was
in successful operation from 1910 to
1861. At the close of the war, the
Judge resumed his school with fiat
tcring prospects, and continued his
regular sessions till 1865, when
through the influence of the trustees
Of Washington and Lee University,
he was induced to take professor
ship Of Law and his school became at
tachcd to the University. 1t was in
ante bcllum days. the f;lvoritc school
of Va, and the South, and we honest
" believe, that there was no young,
man, who had the privilege of at
tending this school, and, listening to
the lectures of this learned, man, can
ever fail to remember him with that
affection which few are capable of
inspiring.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

ScRlExER.-Thc October number
of ;cribncr'S monthly has been re-
ccivcd. The first page has 4 design
by John l.aFargc, \. ~, accompany
Ing the ballad Of "Jessaminc," by
George Parsons Lathrop. Major
Powell. the wcll-known Western cx-
plorcr, gives in this number an ac-
count Of An Overland trip to the
Grand Canon" Of the Colorado, the
descent of which he has already dcs-
cribcd in that Magazine. In the
present article he tells the tragic fate
of the small band who left the main
party during the former expedition.
He also introduces curious Indian
story in the course of his narrative.
Mr.. Francis Gerry Fairfield prints 4
remarkable study of Poe, under the
title of" Mad Nan Of Letters /.
l.. /. writes "Rccollections of List
and Won Bulow;;' Edmund Clarence
Stcdman concludes what he has to
say about "Minor Victorian Poets"
prior to the publication of this series
in book form by osgood. Many 9th
cr matters of interest are treated of
in this nun,ler, wANh, for want of
space, We do liot mention. However,
We can give our testimony thatScrib-
ncr's Monthly is the best monthly
publication in this country, and de-
serves the patronage of the literary
public. Subscriptions forwarded
from this Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23
pnr.oS.Is.-Judre Moore d the

PBRsoyALs.-Judge Moore, Of the
Supreme Cour. 'of Appeals, iias re-
turned home.
John ". English Esq. is attend
ing Court-in Jackson county.
! DIV. Polsey, ESD, who has been
on a visit to friends in York State,
returned Sunday night.
Rev. J. F. Rhoades and wife, Of Ha-
gctstown, Ind. are visiting relatives
in this place.
We had a pleasant cali last week
from James W. Kelly, Esq, Of Hart
ford City,
We acknowledge a call from Rev.
Il. D. King; Of Pennsylvania, Mon
day morning.
Rev. W. E. Hill, of this place, left
for Covington, Va, Monday morn
Ing, and viii be absent about three
weeks.
Rev. DR.. Lane has returned home.
lie will occupy his pulpit next Sun
day.
Asa Alusgrave, jr, of Robinson
District, who has been on a visit to
friends IN Northern Ohio, has return
ed, looking hal. and hearty.
John McConnahcy and Thos. E.
W. Grover, Of this place, and who
have been students Of Drs. Barbee
& Ncalc, started for Louisville, KY,
last Thursday, where they will enter
the Louisville Medical College. We
hope to hear Of them carving off the
honors Of this Institution.
Mr.. J. Bernard Perton, Unpopular
and able Clerk of the West Virginia
House of Delegates, is prominently
urged for the position of Clerk Of the
House of Representatives. Give us
Faulkner for Speaker and pcyton for
Clerk, and We viii be tovcEy.-Cour-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

Very interesting services were held
at the N. Z. Church on last Sabbath.
At 10! 4. NJ, Rev. L. D. King, of
the West Virginia Conference, de-
livcrcd 4 real interesting sermon to
An appfcciative congregation. NJ.
King is a native of Pennsylvania,
and is IN intelligent, though seem
ingly, very young man. At night
Rev. J. F. Rhoadcs, Of the North In
diana Conference, NOW visiting this
place, his former home, preached cl-
oquently to avery large congregation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

The citizens surrounding Hickory
chapel have concluded to make their
little church present a better appear
ance. To this end 4 new roof, to
have more pitch, will be put on, and
a fresh coat of paint applied on the
inside and outside OF the house. OPP
crations have already begun.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

Hating received many inquiries
about the Centennial Of the Battle
of Point Pleasant" would say that
the Fair viii mot close with a centen-
NAL celebration as it did last year
bus that in 80 years from the 10th Of
next October, arrangements have
been made to have a grand celebEa-
ton on the last day of the Mason
County Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Associations Fair. We hope all
Centennial enthusiasts viii live un-
til that date.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

There Vas a deep rumbling heard
one morning hast week, and quite
numbered citizctfs grew dcathly pale
thinking it was an earthquake, but
on rushing out ofthc Office and ma
king inquiry, we found it was caus-
ed by the quaking muttrrings of the
people who had just received the
news Of the decision in the Capital
injunction ease.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

F6rxD.-on Monday near Hollo-
ways corner, bunch of keys, which
The owner can have by calling at this
Office, describing property and pay
ing ft thi. notice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23
TAKE NOTICE!

4 Ii parties are hereby forbidden, with
III out my consent, to trcSspass upon my
lands, by cntcrin. my orchards, hunting,
fishing, nuttins, drifting, or in any other
manner whatever, Us will enforce the law
to its fullest extent against trespassing.
JOHN WlNkLEY.
aug. 20, lS74-ti.